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They piled their. dead In the border fighting, The l.eatherne.cks and the and wounded on five tanks they erUpted . Sunday and Communbts fougl(t ai times for had used against .the charging thr~ rain and storms possession of only a iew square North Vjetnamese and sent Communlst · mort~ fire yards. , them to the rear. today,-the . Marines PQ)I Back' · .The Coi:nmunlsts mail)at least 137, North . Scbnelder repoi-ted that by JY at aljlvorlte . U.S. The Marines ml~day Sunday Leathernecks of Army Special. Green . , norih~s(~ Beret camp at Con Thien less 1 In Nor)h Vietnam, two lllibll Force fashioned Into llfX·barrel mDet lh<' thai~ two miles south of the of U.S. Air Force FtC "galling gu.ns." The l'll!mloms Viet~Jam ~ border's Demilitarized Zone Pbantoms, called America's 'Installed the gilDS twt weeks Thanh Boa. A ·Navy P.bluii1., (OM).' "hottest" warplane In Vietnam, ago and used them Sunday also went down te The Communists also lashed shot down three MIGI7s wblle when they had the , cbaDce. A causes" over lbe IIQl'lb, at the big 175mm howitzer proteeling F105 ThunderchlefB mt.ulle knocked down the third men said. Tile· 'Dnuiilltc "long toms" at Gio Linh which bombing the Ha Dong army MIG!7. pllct was rescued but the Americans use to pound barracks near Hanoi. man Navy ' cmv wu units· of the five North Tow of the MIGS went down Navy Pilots lAIII "missing in ~-" Vletopmese divisions poiaed in to a surprise weapon, World But Communist anti-aircraft Pickup 7111 peb: the ll\n-der area. War n :wmm C8IUIOD the Air guns shot down 111 FI05 75 Foree ~- '• ' ;"', Dragging operations ln. an at. tempt to recover the body of Randy Haning, 11. Pornm;oY youtb believed to baye dralllled in the Ohio River Saturday evening, were expected to continue today, weather permit. ling, WE.LL, LOOK VJHO'S HERE ! IAJHAT'S-HER- ~AM£! ' High Water, Rain Ham~i Dragging for Missing ·Boy '' . . HER. 1 tOVE HER BUT IT DO€SN'T. SE.EM . .ro . HELP' ."'~ ~ barges ·such No. I ,now '; r,'' operated by to ' ' I talk~ Pittsbu U!'l.lver, St. U before I . ste '. • . ' . ~:: ma, If, 191 .~ \!it-~~ ' I r ( ; of iron and st eration soon . . I :# • Jines t of coal b ~uuy operate!l Barge lines e ,. ·'· ' ,. is ' • at-~ Saturday nigh~ the Pomeroy emergency squad was joined by the squads of Midclleport, Coolville and Racine In an at' tompt to locate the boy. trS I,IJE:I.J.., GET LOST, WHAT'S-YOUR-tJAME! ·. ..___ . WHO NEEDS YOU? . - - Tile youth, It Is reported, ap.parently fell from • cement 'Pi~· at the former Swisher Coal loading tipple on E. Main St., where he was playing witb a brother and a friend. Despite quick attempll for recovery of the boy, efforll Sat. urday night and Sunday were fullle. Emergency squadmen were hampered by rain, bad weather and tile muddy, rain· swolleJl Ohlo River. Meanwblle, deiplte C!CIIIIIIIII rain over the weekend, II will reported at -the Apple · GIOVi Dam Monday mom1Dc -1bat 1111 Ohio was falling ai IVII'f• dali. upriver. ... The Rutland COlDIIIUIIItl Ill Malgs County, gnerally . ~ by Oood following ~ llea'f, constant rain, was thJa maptnc without Incident. A spoksmlln in the town said that. the rill!n in RuUand were still wllhlil their banks. Featuring 17 Classes ·' . ' !' Annual Riding Club Show ~ 'I '1..... .., . -~ : · '· '";/ \ '' .t ' l ' ~ G. I "· I. Beat of The Bend I JUSTC/WT "THINK TH._T OOPS GOT TH' EVIL EYE! ' By Bob Boemch ••• AN' IF "!'HAT'S Nor A WI-IAMMY, rrLL OOTJLL ONE COMES ALONG! 64 I Author lnv~lved 'Dr. 8lo ·I power~ 65 ( • 65 5004D wls tirl! 63 ' 2Drlt powe~i ,. 'l. .. ) J . ' • lR �.,_?._ ' ' • ,.I ' ' ... ' t !!! '· ',{ ~. "· / .[ -'. , , !IY ' .·-···· J9' ~ il:Pi S)IOr(a Wrller y Altllough ODiy II Jllll old, Gary Nolan IS givlliJ lbo old masters some pointers. Nolan, Clndnoatl'a )'OUil8 pitching sensaUcm; matched seryes with veteran ace JlliJ BunnJng of Pblladelpbla Sutidi!Y, blanking the PbiDies 1-0 for his first major lesJUe s&utout and glvlng the Reds a sweep of a doubleheader.. Tbe )'OUili righihander, ' woo scatterild flvel)lts In piCking UP, his third victory bi !lUI' decisions, J01 aD lite he llluil postap paid at l'l>meroy, • ,,. .., f·. oeedlld m'llle·lli'st'ibmJni \Vheo Pete BaSe 'atte$1ed •· rou'llne siD81e Into a','dailble lind ~811!~ bomeonTo#.'i'em'dbuble. · H.-.eipetfenced io!J)e lllllious 'mdzpenis, hOw~; · m·'galnbig hla lint ~!Mit: l!ll wfl!<ed ,. i':.t ,.,.._ Tony ~ .,wl~~iWo ~at In lite n1ntii butli:tg lind faced tlo.e dangerous Tlto Prii!COna, the potenllal ~run:. · . "I waan't SOlllli.Jo let !"m get away," aald Nolan. "I· i'emetn· bOred the last !lm!!:-Ajlrii·IIJ.in Ilodger Stadlwn when JUP Hickman robbed me of a aluttou(with"a . with I 1;\ft ·r r I •I, •• • ' ·• '• , ·•· out bi ~t. .niJ1th, I', ,. . 0 .,. -.A~. •' •• l., . '?· · : ~,'!:~ ·• ' , ~: IIi fout l·and il'l and Kansas City runs, three with a home run, to Jn the fourth Inning, · ~olan 111',111 . 13• phches to _.,.., . .·" Francollll1 of tllem fll~U.. ' ElseWhere. In : !It! · defeated Mbmeaoti 4-2. 0 Ill e B r o w'n, w b o w a • In the ' face by a Claude Raymond pitch Friday · got his revenge from the rlgbthander by h!IJII· a two run homer in the nlnth of tbe second game to give Sail Francisco Glanta a sweep over lbe Astros. Brown ilrillid Raymond's first pitch over the left field fence for bl8 first h<lmer of the se.ason to seqd the Astros to their fifth stralgbt defeat. Jim .Ray Hart drove in lour .n endllieleltf~erf~oH ~.Sl'nF~ . dou~lehesder , Nolan linallt cot ·ltin),fon an and 4~, IQfield ~ fly · to sbcikstop · Leo Atlanta· $-!, New , Cardeftas·. · . · ~. ·· st. ,~ , 3-1 and Alotriuillly ~~ Ill• · split a twlnbll~ , . cmlen¥ ·'~ ·~!Ida P;IDsolt illklng. lbe. opener smashed hf!¥ Jrutlll ~ N; ·cb'o!!Pintl· ~ . liever Ted ~y pi~ UP In , Amerwan his lillb save, of the aeuoo for Bolten I<J91t·ll!o the R""' i.niqtoiy in·~e fir~ 5 ano! 13-9, New ga~: Ailirnalby, reUrecl ,. tl\e B all I more 6 • lest· lifO baltel'fl . ·. .l\lllllt stopped fonlng ·MalO. .,-en In a tO!' with a S4,<'0tlllt. •·, firJI ~d Bob ·Bailey with hil pa~e a !!>hit littack that carried National League hit, highligbted ,;vjnnln'g, 1iUP !to lead ,the •·UI• the Gianta to victory in' the [U"st a three run spree that lifted lhe Ang~s. llf.D,OOg~ro over game. · New York Meta over the St. Roll<>rto Clemente sliunmed a Louis Cardinals. triple, double and si~.gie, scored Johnson, who ei1me i. · the a pair of tuns and drove in a Meta from Baltimore last third to ·do'wn the Atlanta Wednesday, drove tn Johnny Braves and glve Dennls Ribant Sullivan and winning pitcher his first vl~tory of the season. ,Jack Fisher with the winning Clemente scored the (irst two runs and spa~;ked the Meta to runs on singles by Bill their firs! ~ictory over . Boti Mazeroski In the first and olxth Gibson since ·Oct. 2, 1964. The innings and singled home big righthander had beaten Manny Mota with the third !hem nine times In a row. Pirate run in the seventh. / Willie Davis' two out single in Bob Johnson's two run double the bottom of the lOth Inning Chi~oculitiinthefirst of I' .doubleheader. · 'Biji~ Willi~!f0s' fillh hi! of game ·highlighted a three , 10th Inning outburst that the ~ubs ;pver ·the Do.d !.T .•~! the ;'!""ond·' pitcher Ken th~ inning •With a first pi .lour s)tajglit, on hits by Paul Popovich Gienh Becken.:·wnuams in Popovich and Ron Sanw.JI scored Beckert. . · ' Nolan Wanted.· His ·shutout ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Weekend Sports Summ~ :1 ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cia· ''Nolan was· gobig tO be out of cinnati's teen • aged wonder there if be walked. Francona," cwasn't going to let. II happen a safd Bristol. ' second time. "I kneW that," aald Nolljll, ~· "! wasn't going to let him wbo made 135 pitches In the get away," said 18-year-old game. "I want that nlne-lanlng pitcher Gary Nolan Sunday aft- shutout." .. . er pitching his first major Don PavleUch canght Nolin lesgue ·shutout, a 1.0 win over lor the first time Ibis seasoo the PhUadelphia Pbils. end was high In· his praise for 'HIID' to Nolan Is Tlto Fran- the teen-ager. · cona, the Phillles veteran first "! can aee wby beHers aay baoeman. his last ball Is sneaky," said Nolan had to get Francona Pavletlch. "It comes right out out or ·be would have been of hil shirtaleeve." ptilled by Manager Dave BrJs. "llbn. Drysdale of lite Dodgers !ol. does the same thing," said PavAfter winning the first game letlch. "Nolan's last ball rises 2-1, the Reds were leading 1.0 too. Tbat's why you see so in the top of the ninth when No- many blttero striking out and lao walked Tony Gonzalez with poPRin£ UP· Tl\l!y're swinging two out. beneath the pllches: ', Francona worked Nolan to a Doubles by Rose and .Tony M count. He then fouled off Perez in the first Inning gave seven straight pitches before the Reds their only .run In the grounding out. second game. Jim Bunning was tagged With tjoe loss. Homen Big weapotl . Home runs by Lob CanleooiS I end ·vada . Pinson po)Vered surprising Reds to a 2-1 vlc~ll'l' In the ope~ ·game of twin bill. Redo Relief ace Ted Abel~· I nathy, picking UP his lOth of.the young season, reUred las! two batteril ~ the ninth Ding to preserve Jim M:~~~ second victory In lour d Maloney had yielded hlt.t before deparUng ninth iMing single by Rlc:hle I Allen. Pinson's third. bomer of se1100n came oH loser Jacltson with two out In eighth Inning and broio= a 1·1 Saturday INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -Mario Andretti broke his lap speed record to qualify the pole position in Indianapolis 5QO..mlle auto ,. . Tbe Reds wlll send Milt pas, 3-2, to the mound tonif!ht against the second place Utes and Bob Veale 5-0• . HOPING TO ANNEX the seeood leg of tbe Triple Crown, jockey Bobby. Ussery left wm be aboard Proud Clarion In the Prealmess May 20 al PlmUC. In Baltimore. 'lhatl~ Proad Clarloa, r!Jbl, feeUo1 bls ~Is close Up. -=:---=~7 ' -:-;--~--;----- ·Indians Nip Senators In Abbreviated Tilt Slams SOOth Homer Sunday -- --~---- - - 9ffl r~:~ce. · ·Mick Promised To Hit One For His Wife " ·~~ - - · COYERAG£ ,; 1 Car Mlkq SenMJ;· . •· Should an accldem go;. ·- \, Sunday NEW ORLEANif (UP!) Knudson cur ...:.. Auto ~ bears the financial bur· wr)O den. See us soon! , Greater New Orleans Open title by one stroke over Nicklaus with a 'l/7. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Man- then scored what proved to be serve the win, his thin! tn five ' ·ager Joe Adcoclt end the Cleve- the winning margin on Max AI· decisions. land Indians Win take them any vls' single. It was Alvis, loci- Siebert didn't walk a man, NEW YORK (UP!) -Only him." ali.Urrie list. ·way they can, ahd Sunday's dentally, who was the defensive end struck out five en route to person knew Mickey Mantle Someone then mentioned that "Oh, no," said the blond , DALLAS (UPl) - The rain-abbreviated victory was no bero in Siebert's no - bitter ~e victory, wblch left the Tribe would hit his SOOth borne run Mantle now wa~ only 11 homers slugger .. "Are you ~oing io start exception. against these same Sensloni 10 a fifth-place lie with the [behind ott lor fifth place on the on that now'" . It lasted only five lnnlngs due last season. . Yankees, both with !~IS marks. And she wasn't even in the _ _ _ _ __:__ __:.:,:::..::::,~~:____ _ __ to a steady drizzle that began · rn Saturday's contest, to fail bi the top of the fourth, In the Senators' filth, Howsrd Tlinf 'started ftll' tiU! lint called my wife last nigbt ~ but that was enongb lor a ~I drove the ball out oftbe .park i,n 20 days and went the (Saturday) and I told her I vlcto lor the Indians and"Son. for his fifth h~mer ol the ·year eight lnningo and bad giVeo would hit the big one lor her on n S~bert. to end Siebert s hitle~s otrbig. only four . ~U• , before. Motloer's Day," Mantle r•'"''led YAnyway, the way Siebert was Nen followed with a smgle ~d baahed a ,homer. and Fred Sunday alter be became ti1e pitching lbe extra four innings went to second on a, •acrlf)ce, enUne singled. · Orlando sixth player In history to hit 500 might ~ot have made any dlf- But Siebert bore dc!wn to get came in to. put down the career homers. The seventhlerenee.' . the next two batters lllcl 'and preset'Ve 1be win. blow belped the New By United l'r<ls IDieraeliOllal Atlanta 14 14 511 .As the Indians enjoyed a day Yankees beat tbe BaltJ. American Lt8 gue San Francisco 14 14 .soo 51! 500 oH be!ore movbig on to New Orioles &-5. • York for Tuesd= nigbt's open"I'm gobig to call ber back Cblca o W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 13 14 .481 6 18 7 .720 ... New York ., now and when I tell her ohe'll , Detrogt 10 15 .400 8 'Oh II'" ' I 17 9 .654 II!. Loa Angeles 10 17 .370 9 er of a two-game series In Van' kee Stadium, they bad the sat~we ' Kansas City 13 14 .481 6 Hoi!Ston 8 2t .'l/6 12 lsfaction of oweeping the lour Boston 13 u ,481 6 Sunday's RA!sults games with Washington. "Site'o like Whitey's (Ford) Cleveland 12 13 .480 6 Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 2 Tbe biltel'fl took over in Fri- NEW ORLEANS <UP!) stroke better than " be conUnued. "She New York 12 13 ,480 6 Cln 2 Phila 1, 1st All young folks In your 20's; 30's day night's 12-5 romp, and the Lean, freckled George Knudson Jack Nicklaus. know too much about WasiJington 12 15 .444 7 Cin 1 Phiia o, 2nd ' and, 40's should have your financial pitching came up strong In Sat· wu dripping wlt!t sweat when Nicklaus, wbo .started Once, shortly alter we California 13 17 .433 71! New York 3 St. Louis 1 credit established with CITY LOAN. urday's 3-1 win by Luis Tlant be walked into the Lakewood final round ev.en With Knudson, married, s!Je brought ber Minnesota II 15 .423 71!. S.F. 11 Hous 6, 1st 'l'hen you havq it ready to count on and then Sleberl's abbreviated Country Club press room, but led twice durmg the day. family to a game. Wben Baltimore 11 15 .423 71!. sF , H d IN Zeal ndtookhis , . ' ous 3, 2n 1 Ch for any money need. Y"" can also two-hitter Sunday. he must have been cool Inside. ares o "" a everyone got up to siretch In SDDday'o Resolts Los Ang 2 Chi 1. 1st, 10 ins. finance a oar or ahnost anything yon Siebert burled lour hitless In· He bad to be cool to withstand turn leading for three holeo, the seventh Inning, tbey went Boston 8 Detroit 5, 1st Chi 6 Los Ang 3, 2nd 11 ins want at low cost.. You can order iWII nlngs before yielding a homer the pressure tha\ Jack Knudson dropped birdies on the bome. She thought the game Bosion 13 Detroit 9, 2nd Today's Probable Pltcbers ,the right financing by phone at City to big Frank Howard and a sin· Bob Charles, Frank Beard, and 15th boles to regabi the was over." New York 6 Baltimore 5 . Pittsburgh (Veale 5-0) at • Loan. Call liny Uine. No obligaWra. I gle to Dick Nen In the fifth Tommy Bolt applied on •1111, then: With Nicklaus But even Merlyn Mantle Cleve 2 Wash list, 5 ins, rain Cincinnati (Pi'ppas 3-2), a p.m. I frame. He finiohed strong u Simday In the final 18 breathing down biB neck, parre~ have appreciated the Cleve at Wash 2nd ppd rain Houston (Giusti 0-4) at Los I · '. the rain came down by striking packed rounds of the . rest of the way to win. mighty blow struck by her Chicago 4 Calif. 2, 1st Angeles (Brewer 0.1), 11 p.m.' IS THE out catcher Paul Casanova and New Orleana .,Open Golf and most of the Deld husband and the three-stage Chicago 3 Calif. 1, 2nd New York (Cardwell 2-3) at getting pinch-hiiter Cap Peter- nament. today fqr the Colonial ovation he received Kansas City f Minnesota 2 Atlanta (Blasingame 1.0). a' son on an outfield fly. The 29--year-old former at Fort Worth Ibis week. the crowd of 18,872 at Todly's Prebable Pltcben p.m. Tbat was enough for head from WlnnlpeJ came out from he planned to bead home ~ankee stadium. The fans Baltimore (Phoebus 1-1) at Chicago (Culp 2-2) at San Umpire Frank Umont, wbo thl!l) under tbe pressure . with . a ,, a five-week rest. . clteered him as be rounded the Boston (Rohr 2-1), 7:30p.m. Francisco (Herbel !.{)), ~ p.m. called It off. Umont kept play $20,000 first prize, the blqest 'Ill!' $20,~ check justifies bases, when be lel.t the dugout Clllilornla (McGlothlin 2-0) at (Only games scheduled) & SAVINGS COMPANY going through the !lith in order check of his up-antk!Own vacation, be said. at the end of the Inning and Kansas City (Hunter 3-3). 8 to make II an of6clal g8t1Je. professional career. Knudson, who won only when it was announced that p.m. 1'11esday'o Gamea Sleberg had help from Joe Az. "There should have bOOn an last year, now bas ManUe would be bononid for bls Detroit (Wicheroham 1.{)) at Pitts at Cin night Phone 992-217J 125 East M•in cue, wbo smashed his second easier way to wbi," he told ol more than t39,000 feat before Tuesday nigllt's Wubington (Hannan 0.1), 8 Phila at St. Louis, night homer of the series oft loser newsmen wi1en It was all over. for He had not """ an against Cleveland. pm Hoi!Ston at Los Ang., night Bob Miller Phil Oriega In the second in- Knudsoo fired two under par •merlcan tournament since the Mantle, a SS.yesr-<lld switch· ·(Only games scheduled) New Yor~ at Atlanta, night ' nlng lor the first Cleveland run. 70 SIDiday, hia' fourth sub pnr 1964 Fresno Open. biller who· hit his first homer Tlelday's Gameo Tbe Indians 1ot their other round of the tournament. He . against Randy . Gumpert at Cleve at New York, night Chicago at San Fran .. night ·-----run In the fifth when Lee Maye !tnlshed with a 'Jfl'l, 11 onder par ROBINSON HONORED CbiCJtgo on May I, 1951, joins Baltimore at Boston, night blasted a two-out triple and lor the four . days, but jllit · ' · u.be Ruth, the all·time Mlnnei!ota at Chicago, night NEW YORK (UP!) -Frank with 714, Jltmity , Fozx, Ted eeill. at Kan City, night Robbison wao ~ Sunday 'Wllllaml, Willie "'ays 1ttd Mel Detroit at Wash.. night In a pre-game cel'etnony at ott In the exalted 500 class. · Yankee ~llln with tbe Babe ''llle ltolioer J.lantle'a Ruth awl\'d as the batllnc lefthand.e4, cam1e1 . """- J ' player ~ the tiNI8 World lialnst jtlllk~er stu ~:.":i W. L. Pet. GB Tbe J¥!1mort Qr!ole . tho lint he.bu ever bit at Cincinnati 21 10 .877 w~o captarecl lite ihe Raltlmote veteran. . bur 16 •• ,640 2 cmm·. IIi his 1ir1t year IIi "l don't· kt!Qw if I e'ver -::.~ 15 II .iTT 31! .... Lel8lJ~, hit two sltiCle off him Chic••• · 15 u .511 3\j, I aou• ' • betted!bi lbrH aid "M ' "" 1 FULL 4-PLY .•••• , • NYLON , ••.••, , .FULL 4-Piy , m~.r.~.:ej_aht belore, season's dia,ic;.Wiiieh e 11 •1 Ibis -lime,' Orioles ~· from the to look the wont PelreW, Bo1 2'1 100 17 S2 .320 ' 55 Iaaldtomy AngelesDodg'e rslo Del 26 104 11 31 .298 : BL4CK ltDI W4LL - - · wby abould 1 trabi strllllh* pme;, ' Min' 26 1115 22 31 .295 f 65 baekj ~11tly :· lreJch: tleli lltalt ' BLACK IIDI WALL .. IN • Bot 22 18 13 26 .:IIi .to•·'mab '· lll 11:1 12 2t . . Det . Jwlt l, DfV~ I WHITE SIDEWAlLS-$2.Qo MoRE Mnchr, Cal :1'18115:16 · lbar! ,....,.. llau ' ,.... Aaron and Ten of the countries use a p,. Knudson Captu.res·$20.'000, w• h 277 New Orleans Open It ' ' Y. ·D. EDWARDS · RAISING CHILDREN TAKES MONEY I CITY LOAN BfRRY'S WORlD Hado's Why Pay More 1 Tigers Defend Crown ·Tuesday I 1 -l,l!s + ,__.....,., ~. 775x14 650x13 .The Leaden, I:J~ $13· '!:: ~~~ $12· '!~:~I G 1· B S 0 N l · !leds 8; Hied with .' ., BOTTOM fREEZER RIFRIGilf'roR.;...l ' ., . ,,, ·"=.' I .;.. - '$' . .:.I,II.AR ~.95 - - - Now:Oklv ' ' .. . .'. '. . ,. ,, ' .I • , . ! '·' " ' . "' ' .:, l . !'' ' . .. ',- .. ~ "(:i\1 ' '-~: ' ' :, '. ' ,•, ·' ' ,; ~· .F . ,.. ·_:; .. ••· - • ------------ - ·-~ GOODRICH ·· HI FLfX ·· GOODRICH , ! 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Mickef .J Mantle hit ~js 500th bome rqn in the seventh inning that enabled New York tn beat B3ltimare 6-5. · Mantle is only the slslb player ' 1• · to reach this plateau. WORCESTER, Mass (UPII -Harvard's heavyweight racked up its 29th victory in row by capturing the ~~:~:::~~~ Association of Rowi11g C heavyweight championship. for George ! · of the Womeio',;l!ioiJ.·, Civitan Open wpo 1 until Mom!ay due ,toiJ'~J!l· ·t f Ann Prentice led OY.:;;Jhrte strokes after the third"rruil4, .' I · DARLINGTON, S.C. !UP!' Richard Petty drove his .mouth to an ea'!)' victory in 11th annual Rebel 400 stock car ract. I tie. o., May �.,_?._ ' ' • ,.I ' ' ... ' t !!! '· ',{ ~. "· / .[ -'. , , !IY ' .·-···· J9' ~ il:Pi S)IOr(a Wrller y Altllough ODiy II Jllll old, Gary Nolan IS givlliJ lbo old masters some pointers. Nolan, Clndnoatl'a )'OUil8 pitching sensaUcm; matched seryes with veteran ace JlliJ BunnJng of Pblladelpbla Sutidi!Y, blanking the PbiDies 1-0 for his first major lesJUe s&utout and glvlng the Reds a sweep of a doubleheader.. Tbe )'OUili righihander, ' woo scatterild flvel)lts In piCking UP, his third victory bi !lUI' decisions, J01 aD lite he llluil postap paid at l'l>meroy, • ,,. .., f·. oeedlld m'llle·lli'st'ibmJni \Vheo Pete BaSe 'atte$1ed •· rou'llne siD81e Into a','dailble lind ~811!~ bomeonTo#.'i'em'dbuble. · H.-.eipetfenced io!J)e lllllious 'mdzpenis, hOw~; · m·'galnbig hla lint ~!Mit: l!ll wfl!<ed ,. i':.t ,.,.._ Tony ~ .,wl~~iWo ~at In lite n1ntii butli:tg lind faced tlo.e dangerous Tlto Prii!COna, the potenllal ~run:. · . "I waan't SOlllli.Jo let !"m get away," aald Nolan. "I· i'emetn· bOred the last !lm!!:-Ajlrii·IIJ.in Ilodger Stadlwn when JUP Hickman robbed me of a aluttou(with"a . with I 1;\ft ·r r I •I, •• • ' ·• '• , ·•· out bi ~t. .niJ1th, I', ,. . 0 .,. -.A~. •' •• l., . '?· · : ~,'!:~ ·• ' , ~: IIi fout l·and il'l and Kansas City runs, three with a home run, to Jn the fourth Inning, · ~olan 111',111 . 13• phches to _.,.., . .·" Francollll1 of tllem fll~U.. ' ElseWhere. In : !It! · defeated Mbmeaoti 4-2. 0 Ill e B r o w'n, w b o w a • In the ' face by a Claude Raymond pitch Friday · got his revenge from the rlgbthander by h!IJII· a two run homer in the nlnth of tbe second game to give Sail Francisco Glanta a sweep over lbe Astros. Brown ilrillid Raymond's first pitch over the left field fence for bl8 first h<lmer of the se.ason to seqd the Astros to their fifth stralgbt defeat. Jim .Ray Hart drove in lour .n endllieleltf~erf~oH ~.Sl'nF~ . dou~lehesder , Nolan linallt cot ·ltin),fon an and 4~, IQfield ~ fly · to sbcikstop · Leo Atlanta· $-!, New , Cardeftas·. · . · ~. ·· st. ,~ , 3-1 and Alotriuillly ~~ Ill• · split a twlnbll~ , . cmlen¥ ·'~ ·~!Ida P;IDsolt illklng. lbe. opener smashed hf!¥ Jrutlll ~ N; ·cb'o!!Pintl· ~ . liever Ted ~y pi~ UP In , Amerwan his lillb save, of the aeuoo for Bolten I<J91t·ll!o the R""' i.niqtoiy in·~e fir~ 5 ano! 13-9, New ga~: Ailirnalby, reUrecl ,. tl\e B all I more 6 • lest· lifO baltel'fl . ·. .l\lllllt stopped fonlng ·MalO. .,-en In a tO!' with a S4,<'0tlllt. •·, firJI ~d Bob ·Bailey with hil pa~e a !!>hit littack that carried National League hit, highligbted ,;vjnnln'g, 1iUP !to lead ,the •·UI• the Gianta to victory in' the [U"st a three run spree that lifted lhe Ang~s. llf.D,OOg~ro over game. · New York Meta over the St. Roll<>rto Clemente sliunmed a Louis Cardinals. triple, double and si~.gie, scored Johnson, who ei1me i. · the a pair of tuns and drove in a Meta from Baltimore last third to ·do'wn the Atlanta Wednesday, drove tn Johnny Braves and glve Dennls Ribant Sullivan and winning pitcher his first vl~tory of the season. ,Jack Fisher with the winning Clemente scored the (irst two runs and spa~;ked the Meta to runs on singles by Bill their firs! ~ictory over . Boti Mazeroski In the first and olxth Gibson since ·Oct. 2, 1964. The innings and singled home big righthander had beaten Manny Mota with the third !hem nine times In a row. Pirate run in the seventh. / Willie Davis' two out single in Bob Johnson's two run double the bottom of the lOth Inning Chi~oculitiinthefirst of I' .doubleheader. · 'Biji~ Willi~!f0s' fillh hi! of game ·highlighted a three , 10th Inning outburst that the ~ubs ;pver ·the Do.d !.T .•~! the ;'!""ond·' pitcher Ken th~ inning •With a first pi .lour s)tajglit, on hits by Paul Popovich Gienh Becken.:·wnuams in Popovich and Ron Sanw.JI scored Beckert. . · ' Nolan Wanted.· His ·shutout ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Weekend Sports Summ~ :1 ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cia· ''Nolan was· gobig tO be out of cinnati's teen • aged wonder there if be walked. Francona," cwasn't going to let. II happen a safd Bristol. ' second time. "I kneW that," aald Nolljll, ~· "! wasn't going to let him wbo made 135 pitches In the get away," said 18-year-old game. "I want that nlne-lanlng pitcher Gary Nolan Sunday aft- shutout." .. . er pitching his first major Don PavleUch canght Nolin lesgue ·shutout, a 1.0 win over lor the first time Ibis seasoo the PhUadelphia Pbils. end was high In· his praise for 'HIID' to Nolan Is Tlto Fran- the teen-ager. · cona, the Phillles veteran first "! can aee wby beHers aay baoeman. his last ball Is sneaky," said Nolan had to get Francona Pavletlch. "It comes right out out or ·be would have been of hil shirtaleeve." ptilled by Manager Dave BrJs. "llbn. Drysdale of lite Dodgers !ol. does the same thing," said PavAfter winning the first game letlch. "Nolan's last ball rises 2-1, the Reds were leading 1.0 too. Tbat's why you see so in the top of the ninth when No- many blttero striking out and lao walked Tony Gonzalez with poPRin£ UP· Tl\l!y're swinging two out. beneath the pllches: ', Francona worked Nolan to a Doubles by Rose and .Tony M count. He then fouled off Perez in the first Inning gave seven straight pitches before the Reds their only .run In the grounding out. second game. Jim Bunning was tagged With tjoe loss. Homen Big weapotl . Home runs by Lob CanleooiS I end ·vada . Pinson po)Vered surprising Reds to a 2-1 vlc~ll'l' In the ope~ ·game of twin bill. Redo Relief ace Ted Abel~· I nathy, picking UP his lOth of.the young season, reUred las! two batteril ~ the ninth Ding to preserve Jim M:~~~ second victory In lour d Maloney had yielded hlt.t before deparUng ninth iMing single by Rlc:hle I Allen. Pinson's third. bomer of se1100n came oH loser Jacltson with two out In eighth Inning and broio= a 1·1 Saturday INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -Mario Andretti broke his lap speed record to qualify the pole position in Indianapolis 5QO..mlle auto ,. . Tbe Reds wlll send Milt pas, 3-2, to the mound tonif!ht against the second place Utes and Bob Veale 5-0• . HOPING TO ANNEX the seeood leg of tbe Triple Crown, jockey Bobby. Ussery left wm be aboard Proud Clarion In the Prealmess May 20 al PlmUC. In Baltimore. 'lhatl~ Proad Clarloa, r!Jbl, feeUo1 bls ~Is close Up. -=:---=~7 ' -:-;--~--;----- ·Indians Nip Senators In Abbreviated Tilt Slams SOOth Homer Sunday -- --~---- - - 9ffl r~:~ce. · ·Mick Promised To Hit One For His Wife " ·~~ - - · COYERAG£ ,; 1 Car Mlkq SenMJ;· . •· Should an accldem go;. ·- \, Sunday NEW ORLEANif (UP!) Knudson cur ...:.. Auto ~ bears the financial bur· wr)O den. See us soon! , Greater New Orleans Open title by one stroke over Nicklaus with a 'l/7. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Man- then scored what proved to be serve the win, his thin! tn five ' ·ager Joe Adcoclt end the Cleve- the winning margin on Max AI· decisions. land Indians Win take them any vls' single. It was Alvis, loci- Siebert didn't walk a man, NEW YORK (UP!) -Only him." ali.Urrie list. ·way they can, ahd Sunday's dentally, who was the defensive end struck out five en route to person knew Mickey Mantle Someone then mentioned that "Oh, no," said the blond , DALLAS (UPl) - The rain-abbreviated victory was no bero in Siebert's no - bitter ~e victory, wblch left the Tribe would hit his SOOth borne run Mantle now wa~ only 11 homers slugger .. "Are you ~oing io start exception. against these same Sensloni 10 a fifth-place lie with the [behind ott lor fifth place on the on that now'" . It lasted only five lnnlngs due last season. . Yankees, both with !~IS marks. And she wasn't even in the _ _ _ _ __:__ __:.:,:::..::::,~~:____ _ __ to a steady drizzle that began · rn Saturday's contest, to fail bi the top of the fourth, In the Senators' filth, Howsrd Tlinf 'started ftll' tiU! lint called my wife last nigbt ~ but that was enongb lor a ~I drove the ball out oftbe .park i,n 20 days and went the (Saturday) and I told her I vlcto lor the Indians and"Son. for his fifth h~mer ol the ·year eight lnningo and bad giVeo would hit the big one lor her on n S~bert. to end Siebert s hitle~s otrbig. only four . ~U• , before. Motloer's Day," Mantle r•'"''led YAnyway, the way Siebert was Nen followed with a smgle ~d baahed a ,homer. and Fred Sunday alter be became ti1e pitching lbe extra four innings went to second on a, •acrlf)ce, enUne singled. · Orlando sixth player In history to hit 500 might ~ot have made any dlf- But Siebert bore dc!wn to get came in to. put down the career homers. The seventhlerenee.' . the next two batters lllcl 'and preset'Ve 1be win. blow belped the New By United l'r<ls IDieraeliOllal Atlanta 14 14 511 .As the Indians enjoyed a day Yankees beat tbe BaltJ. American Lt8 gue San Francisco 14 14 .soo 51! 500 oH be!ore movbig on to New Orioles &-5. • York for Tuesd= nigbt's open"I'm gobig to call ber back Cblca o W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 13 14 .481 6 18 7 .720 ... New York ., now and when I tell her ohe'll , Detrogt 10 15 .400 8 'Oh II'" ' I 17 9 .654 II!. Loa Angeles 10 17 .370 9 er of a two-game series In Van' kee Stadium, they bad the sat~we ' Kansas City 13 14 .481 6 Hoi!Ston 8 2t .'l/6 12 lsfaction of oweeping the lour Boston 13 u ,481 6 Sunday's RA!sults games with Washington. "Site'o like Whitey's (Ford) Cleveland 12 13 .480 6 Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 2 Tbe biltel'fl took over in Fri- NEW ORLEANS <UP!) stroke better than " be conUnued. "She New York 12 13 ,480 6 Cln 2 Phila 1, 1st All young folks In your 20's; 30's day night's 12-5 romp, and the Lean, freckled George Knudson Jack Nicklaus. know too much about WasiJington 12 15 .444 7 Cin 1 Phiia o, 2nd ' and, 40's should have your financial pitching came up strong In Sat· wu dripping wlt!t sweat when Nicklaus, wbo .started Once, shortly alter we California 13 17 .433 71! New York 3 St. Louis 1 credit established with CITY LOAN. urday's 3-1 win by Luis Tlant be walked into the Lakewood final round ev.en With Knudson, married, s!Je brought ber Minnesota II 15 .423 71!. S.F. 11 Hous 6, 1st 'l'hen you havq it ready to count on and then Sleberl's abbreviated Country Club press room, but led twice durmg the day. family to a game. Wben Baltimore 11 15 .423 71!. sF , H d IN Zeal ndtookhis , . ' ous 3, 2n 1 Ch for any money need. Y"" can also two-hitter Sunday. he must have been cool Inside. ares o "" a everyone got up to siretch In SDDday'o Resolts Los Ang 2 Chi 1. 1st, 10 ins. finance a oar or ahnost anything yon Siebert burled lour hitless In· He bad to be cool to withstand turn leading for three holeo, the seventh Inning, tbey went Boston 8 Detroit 5, 1st Chi 6 Los Ang 3, 2nd 11 ins want at low cost.. You can order iWII nlngs before yielding a homer the pressure tha\ Jack Knudson dropped birdies on the bome. She thought the game Bosion 13 Detroit 9, 2nd Today's Probable Pltcbers ,the right financing by phone at City to big Frank Howard and a sin· Bob Charles, Frank Beard, and 15th boles to regabi the was over." New York 6 Baltimore 5 . Pittsburgh (Veale 5-0) at • Loan. Call liny Uine. No obligaWra. I gle to Dick Nen In the fifth Tommy Bolt applied on •1111, then: With Nicklaus But even Merlyn Mantle Cleve 2 Wash list, 5 ins, rain Cincinnati (Pi'ppas 3-2), a p.m. I frame. He finiohed strong u Simday In the final 18 breathing down biB neck, parre~ have appreciated the Cleve at Wash 2nd ppd rain Houston (Giusti 0-4) at Los I · '. the rain came down by striking packed rounds of the . rest of the way to win. mighty blow struck by her Chicago 4 Calif. 2, 1st Angeles (Brewer 0.1), 11 p.m.' IS THE out catcher Paul Casanova and New Orleana .,Open Golf and most of the Deld husband and the three-stage Chicago 3 Calif. 1, 2nd New York (Cardwell 2-3) at getting pinch-hiiter Cap Peter- nament. today fqr the Colonial ovation he received Kansas City f Minnesota 2 Atlanta (Blasingame 1.0). a' son on an outfield fly. The 29--year-old former at Fort Worth Ibis week. the crowd of 18,872 at Todly's Prebable Pltcben p.m. Tbat was enough for head from WlnnlpeJ came out from he planned to bead home ~ankee stadium. The fans Baltimore (Phoebus 1-1) at Chicago (Culp 2-2) at San Umpire Frank Umont, wbo thl!l) under tbe pressure . with . a ,, a five-week rest. . clteered him as be rounded the Boston (Rohr 2-1), 7:30p.m. Francisco (Herbel !.{)), ~ p.m. called It off. Umont kept play $20,000 first prize, the blqest 'Ill!' $20,~ check justifies bases, when be lel.t the dugout Clllilornla (McGlothlin 2-0) at (Only games scheduled) & SAVINGS COMPANY going through the !lith in order check of his up-antk!Own vacation, be said. at the end of the Inning and Kansas City (Hunter 3-3). 8 to make II an of6clal g8t1Je. professional career. Knudson, who won only when it was announced that p.m. 1'11esday'o Gamea Sleberg had help from Joe Az. "There should have bOOn an last year, now bas ManUe would be bononid for bls Detroit (Wicheroham 1.{)) at Pitts at Cin night Phone 992-217J 125 East M•in cue, wbo smashed his second easier way to wbi," he told ol more than t39,000 feat before Tuesday nigllt's Wubington (Hannan 0.1), 8 Phila at St. Louis, night homer of the series oft loser newsmen wi1en It was all over. for He had not """ an against Cleveland. pm Hoi!Ston at Los Ang., night Bob Miller Phil Oriega In the second in- Knudsoo fired two under par •merlcan tournament since the Mantle, a SS.yesr-<lld switch· ·(Only games scheduled) New Yor~ at Atlanta, night ' nlng lor the first Cleveland run. 70 SIDiday, hia' fourth sub pnr 1964 Fresno Open. biller who· hit his first homer Tlelday's Gameo Tbe Indians 1ot their other round of the tournament. He . against Randy . Gumpert at Cleve at New York, night Chicago at San Fran .. night ·-----run In the fifth when Lee Maye !tnlshed with a 'Jfl'l, 11 onder par ROBINSON HONORED CbiCJtgo on May I, 1951, joins Baltimore at Boston, night blasted a two-out triple and lor the four . days, but jllit · ' · u.be Ruth, the all·time Mlnnei!ota at Chicago, night NEW YORK (UP!) -Frank with 714, Jltmity , Fozx, Ted eeill. at Kan City, night Robbison wao ~ Sunday 'Wllllaml, Willie "'ays 1ttd Mel Detroit at Wash.. night In a pre-game cel'etnony at ott In the exalted 500 class. · Yankee ~llln with tbe Babe ''llle ltolioer J.lantle'a Ruth awl\'d as the batllnc lefthand.e4, cam1e1 . """- J ' player ~ the tiNI8 World lialnst jtlllk~er stu ~:.":i W. L. Pet. GB Tbe J¥!1mort Qr!ole . tho lint he.bu ever bit at Cincinnati 21 10 .877 w~o captarecl lite ihe Raltlmote veteran. . bur 16 •• ,640 2 cmm·. IIi his 1ir1t year IIi "l don't· kt!Qw if I e'ver -::.~ 15 II .iTT 31! .... Lel8lJ~, hit two sltiCle off him Chic••• · 15 u .511 3\j, I aou• ' • betted!bi lbrH aid "M ' "" 1 FULL 4-PLY .•••• , • NYLON , ••.••, , .FULL 4-Piy , m~.r.~.:ej_aht belore, season's dia,ic;.Wiiieh e 11 •1 Ibis -lime,' Orioles ~· from the to look the wont PelreW, Bo1 2'1 100 17 S2 .320 ' 55 Iaaldtomy AngelesDodg'e rslo Del 26 104 11 31 .298 : BL4CK ltDI W4LL - - · wby abould 1 trabi strllllh* pme;, ' Min' 26 1115 22 31 .295 f 65 baekj ~11tly :· lreJch: tleli lltalt ' BLACK IIDI WALL .. IN • Bot 22 18 13 26 .:IIi .to•·'mab '· lll 11:1 12 2t . . Det . Jwlt l, DfV~ I WHITE SIDEWAlLS-$2.Qo MoRE Mnchr, Cal :1'18115:16 · lbar! ,....,.. llau ' ,.... Aaron and Ten of the countries use a p,. Knudson Captu.res·$20.'000, w• h 277 New Orleans Open It ' ' Y. ·D. EDWARDS · RAISING CHILDREN TAKES MONEY I CITY LOAN BfRRY'S WORlD Hado's Why Pay More 1 Tigers Defend Crown ·Tuesday I 1 -l,l!s + ,__.....,., ~. 775x14 650x13 .The Leaden, I:J~ $13· '!:: ~~~ $12· '!~:~I G 1· B S 0 N l · !leds 8; Hied with .' ., BOTTOM fREEZER RIFRIGilf'roR.;...l ' ., . ,,, ·"=.' I .;.. - '$' . .:.I,II.AR ~.95 - - - Now:Oklv ' ' .. . .'. '. . ,. ,, ' .I • , . ! '·' " ' . "' ' .:, l . !'' ' . .. ',- .. ~ "(:i\1 ' '-~: ' ' :, '. ' ,•, ·' ' ,; ~· .F . ,.. ·_:; .. ••· - • ------------ - ·-~ GOODRICH ·· HI FLfX ·· GOODRICH , ! 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Mickef .J Mantle hit ~js 500th bome rqn in the seventh inning that enabled New York tn beat B3ltimare 6-5. · Mantle is only the slslb player ' 1• · to reach this plateau. WORCESTER, Mass (UPII -Harvard's heavyweight racked up its 29th victory in row by capturing the ~~:~:::~~~ Association of Rowi11g C heavyweight championship. for George ! · of the Womeio',;l!ioiJ.·, Civitan Open wpo 1 until Mom!ay due ,toiJ'~J!l· ·t f Ann Prentice led OY.:;;Jhrte strokes after the third"rruil4, .' I · DARLINGTON, S.C. !UP!' Richard Petty drove his .mouth to an ea'!)' victory in 11th annual Rebel 400 stock car ract. I tie. o., May �I ., • . .. I I > ' ,. • ,. ~ '• \~ ·" ~ '. •• ' \ • ... ~ • ·,~:::r.::n "Man of 1s_ yraelise Society Notes . Livestock ·Later In '67 BY ADA SUCK . lime , ~ prices . have been .at•a~allJlower than a year . Ratine Sot;,.ety Notes ·· ~ . ·-------1 - ··0.' , · 1IJ lin. I . l'nllel Manit • 1 ~~~w\vera Beegle wu hQI&. .. liif.tbt Esther Circle at her lloine ;Uond111 evening. May a. "l'GIItt lor the Task" and ""1bt Plllo Repentance" waa llle f!1P!o used by Mn. Ura l(orrii' lor devottons. Mrs. Etht1 llintb, ebalnnlllo was In eb8111 of 1M business session 111dclt: fGUowed. Tho prayer lor tbi missionaries by Mto 1 :Vera '8taJle preceded a p~ tram jlresenled by Mrs. Edna Plckslll. aslnC the subject, ''To Come o1 ACe. • It eonsisted of "aclllp, questions and discusiiQD by 111 presenL Miss Beeg- ::= ...... WlkmM, ~clui" _\bat'•· llle's ~ • .. .... . ~7::/·Airlel'lc:an • lntCtl8llaul p I• turoo. wtth ~ "Cimt' r4 m pala...iiiiiiliiii Price · ..Busters •::YJ. = Woman Injured In Mishap S::u!r~:: ~:~o";dln b:rke:g~l~ !':t::~1:a~~.:: ~are:a,~~n.Sayre Mil-= !~~iii :~dBeulahWhillfllMlcldl• If your nex . ~~ pop u., '·r,-·pr·c I car doesn't l'oo'kth.IS ood and•lSD't th•IS b•Ig . . _. . :,o:k.:..= 1111111)' loclety met at the Fint of fed cattle o!ncu tbe spring of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lamb l!apt1ll Church Tuesd8J ev• 1965 and In hog marketing! of Columbus and Mrl. E d n a ~ aln& l!'ay l After u corgan 1!nee early lao! year. Summerfield of Chester visited .~ preludt by Jrabel llmpson. the As a result, fed cattls prices with Mr. and Mra. Herbert Parllymn, "GiYI of Your Best to tills summer will average above ler, Tuesday. . the lluler." lflllled the meft. current levels and may average Miss Sherry Harris of MllleDo 1ng II ehlrp tl Mrs. Helm around thON of a year earlier. ville recently spent a weekslld · $lmpaM, pnosideal, who wu 11- 'lbo price of bogs will also with Jennlo Potts. Mrs. BusseD Mcl!rlde, dalt10 111 Clllarge or 1 devotlllllsl me, but Is Dol expected to ' period aud used u a tople. ruch lui aummer'a peak. ghter Jean, grandson tommY "Meaning of 1 ffigh Purpose." Lamb and e all slaughlf!r McBride, and Mr. Gene Koch, The Love Gift program was probably will be smaller than of Columbus, ~ S u • d a y by MM Marie Roosh and dedi- !n 1966 during tbe rest of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl cation "of the Love Gift offer. year, officials oald. causing McBride and other relatives. lngs by Esther and Ruth C!r- some price atreDitbeDin& In Mr. and Mrs. Tbom81 A. cl., were pre!ented by Ethel those areas. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wd?am F. Smith and Phyllis Bailt7. The The deparlment also predicts Winebrenner, accompanied by theme. "Mark of Courage," a !evel~g-off in meat imports Mr. and MJ,, Thomas D. Clark was ""'d for installation serv- ' commg rnto the country. AJ. of Laneaster were In Monroe. Ice by Gretta Simpson. assist-' though Imports will contmue. to Mich., to attend funeral serv· ed bv Ver• Beegle and Marilyn be large, the department said, Ices for Mrs. Hennan Clark, Powell. Alter a solo by Dottie 1 they are not expected :o be up the former Hazel Torrence of Wilcoxen accompanied by Isa- nearly as m~ch as durmg Jan- Long Bottom, at the E. U. B. bel Simpson, corsag'll' were pl11- l uary and February. Church in Monroe. Inned on each officer by Miss Mr. and Mn. Malcolm Gu Beegle and Mrs. Powell. Also I home ther and 1011, Malcolm Jr. and all others present who were not , Mr.' and Mro. Solon Butcher . Mrs. Ggy Guinther and chllofficers received .corsages. Af- 1 of Cleveland were here for the dren VISited Mr. ~~~~~ ~ ter singing tilt •·iheme song, I funeral of her sister, Mrs. Flor- er tsmlth and ........,. "Our Faith Is !n the Christ · ence McKay and were guests of Pleasant. of Mrs Ada Who Walks," the meettng waB I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpoon. Weekend guests ' le closed with prayer by Vera Ale William G. Sharpnack left Slack and Mr. and. Mrs~r~o~ Beegle. Refresh menta were 'Wednesday morning alter hav- Johnson and family Mr RD • lffVed to the 20 ,.._ pres- ing spent three weeks with his Pen were Mr~! •• s.J ~ tDI in the social rooms by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack er A. Slack •woer r 'and Ruth Circle members. at a la- 1 Sharpnack. He is stationed at South Milwaukee, Wlse., Mr.cblllllo beoutifullJ . decorated with · K. 1. Sawyer ba1e In Michigan. Mrs. Roherl F. 81 Mrl 1 "J)lica ol Cypress Gardens. Mrs. William Blythe and liren of Massillon, • ,; J'av0111 wert m!Dlature baskets brother. Luman Richards, New- John 0. Slack •i~ynt tf flmren. ark, came here dill! to the Ill· tao. and Mr. an ecionta. Mr. Dudley Wolf underwent ness of their uncle, Dudley Well' and 1011 of Cal Mlnpgery at Holzer Hospital. Wolfe. Mr. Richards return!ll Miaa Donna Imboden of I e w Jolt. Omar Cramlet I• a medl- home but Mrs. Blythe remail- ersville. recently spent ~ Mr Ill patient at Holzer Hospital. ed with her aunt, Present Cross. days with aunt and unc e, and Mrs. Paul Se!lel'l returned af. Mrs. Ola Adam• o! Zane.. anti Mrs. Frank Potts • ttr ~pending two weeks with vllle spent a week with Mr. daughter, Ernest Slsaon her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hents and Mrs. Omar Cramlet ·and Mr. and and ·Mrs C H. Wil• Pinlon at Kettering. Mrs. Pin- Mrs. Mae Pearson. and family · k ·nd with • IIIII IDldenrent IUJ'gery lo the Rev. and Mrs. C. L. O'Con- ~iams spent a wee ;,Ullams llolpital and Is convalescing at nor of Johnstown and daughter. Mr. ~nd MroM. T. -~~ ,._ Mil: • and fam 11y, r. m"" m.ao. lard Jon eo anti Mr. and Mrs. • Eugene Bum•ter and family ol • Columbus. Mro. Carrie Bellm hal re• turned to her home here aller • Bpending the winter with her son and daughter • In • law, Mr · • and MM. Lawren<e Sellers, of . . • . " . . . . 1 ·· I r.: .. . 1 1 .: . . .. .,.......,.,. . . - $15 40 TIME med . $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX 1:::; ;! :::: u;:' ::' BOLL YOUR OWN roekel lui, wllll wbal look1 like a >' drip , _ a eorrugaled eardboard box. !1'1 u adVIDHd ( ' IMIIlt•ncke& propellanl.wldeh eon lie roUtd to rorreclllire • loefore beiDC sUl'ptd lata 1 nekel aotor. Newly dnel. .ptd, it .lilly be usod Ia nnall roekes fteld toelleal weap• ' !1111 ejferlnJ g..,ater 111fety Ia lounrh erews siDee II Jeia l. ~.:Jdl• away from lhe laUIIdl uta belore llle IBIIa _ _-·----· ....__ . T' k Bemg en F Postmaster . 1 Trudy, Athens, visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Helen Simpson accom· panled by Mrs. ffilda Hart spent SUnday and Monday In Colum· buo with Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Philson and son, Eric, of Southern Pines, N. C.. are visiting fur •everal days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and Mrs. Mina Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn llal'llOld and Mrs. Roy Beggs of East Liverpool spent Saturday with Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs. · Carrie Scarry . Mrs. Wald Foster and daugh· ter, Cheryl, of Columbus wtl'l' weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard and Kimberly, Mr. Robert While and Johnnie Marcum recenUy spent a weekend wit~ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marcum at Nqatuck, W. VL BAKER FURNITURE Ill Beato£ Bend i Je::· BAKER FURNITURE BAKER FUJCNITURE '! I .. ·-· ........... LOW ' Is Furn1ture • lnge h:c:o:~.l>;! .... and QUALITY e NOW IN FULL SWING :: say the Schwan· Barban, Brenda and Evening · ot' JuU,, ;::'t .\ilail8slou Slldif- LepDa Stewart, PomeroY; L!Jia RDg· or's, Middleport: uny Lee. Middleport. . . . • PT, PLEASANT - E a r 1 l}ittbll'... ~y - Betty Sharp, 56, of Glenwood, died RD~ch, Jennie Potts, Edna S4nday evening in St. Marys Swick . Hospital, Huntington. Mr. Sharp was hom at AshPTA TO MEET '·"' ion w va on June 19 1900 New officers wtU be e....,ed son' the. late Thoma~ and inst!Wed •ben lhe MiddleEmma WiUis Shar H port PTA meets at 7:30 tomght · retired Mason Cou~~ e ;,~:,.: In the . Middleport Hl&h School Bus driver and a veteran of auditonum. World War II. Surviving are two sisters, l!NTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. Tonie Deal. Glenwood, and Mrs. Willie Deal, Ashton. · Mrs. Ruth Hendricks, Min. Funeral services will be held ersvllle, entered University booTuesday at 2 p.m. in Moore's pita! In Columbus on Sunday Methodist Church with the Rev. and w1ll undergo eye surgery Sam Egnor in charge. Burial there. She was accompamed Will· be in the church cemetery. by .her daughter, Mro. Joe Friends may call at the Mohr- While, Mlner<vJ!le. stevens Funeral home after 6 ' p.m. today. WE SELL tenth of a root a\ ho!tr: 1'\. Pleasant, ,12!10: P.~Dieroy·Muon, SUt: Hinlon, , S.49 rllllng; . KanaWha Falls, 10.35 laJllng;' ·'. Gllarleston, 26.68 rising. London, running 10.5 feet of rollers; Marmet, running 16 feet; and Willlleld, runnliiJ 35 feet . GaiUpolls Loeb .:. Kay H. fiiiiMt down 7:&5 p.m:: Charles 'K. up f. .lrlf IS:5ii a.m.: Je!fboat duwn 2:15 a.m.: Altm R. Merrill up 5:20 11M llltel a.m.; Principle up 6 a:m.; Solvay down 6:45 a.m.: Scott Cholln up 6:05 a.m.; Philip Sporn dow@ 7:40 a.m. . Kaaawba River - . Winneld, H. E. Bowles down 6:20 p. m.; Joseph Chotln down 6:50 p.m.; Fort ·Dearborn down 2:20 a.m. ; Kenova ~own 5:50 a.m. Ohio Rfver -lock 14, George T. Price up 2:40 p.m.: Lillian · Clark up 4:~ p.m.: Duncan Bruce up 9:50 p.m:; Mt. State up 11:1~ p.m.: Barbara Waxler • · GETS $100 '- Jack Ambrose, manager of Krogers in Pomeroy, hands Helen up 12:40 a.m.: Elaine G. up Sauv~ge, Pomeroy, a $100 check ~lie recently won in Krogers current I.O.U. game • CLUB TO MEET 2:&5 •. m.; Inca up 5:45 a.m.: The Rock Springs B e t t er S. M.\ Jenks down 6:10 a.m.: Health Club will meet at the HOME FURNISHINGS Lock 16, National· up 4:30 a. home of Mrs. Wheeler Drake. m.; Local IS, Belen Z. up 3:55 Thursday, May 18, at I :15 p.m.! a.m.; Loek 20, Western up 6 Middleport, Ohio a.m.; Lock 23, Queen City down Dorl, A. Runyon, '21, Rt. went off the left side of t h 1 w., mowing, and apparently 8:15 p.m.: Jefferson down 10:RETUR NED HOME roadway and struck a t r e e. 1the mower blade •truck a rock Alice (Suzie) Scarberry. who 15 p.m. ; Aliquippa up 4 a.m.; Gallipolis, Will admitted to OUR PRICES ARE There was no contact between propelling it through the open was badly burned, returned · Eastern down 4:30 p.m.; Ed· zer Hospital overnight for the vehicles. window of a parked station ward S. Bosworth up 10:50 p. servation of a possible home Saturday from the Chilm.; Eugenle P. Jones up 11:50 injury af\~r an accidept at 740 The patrol cited Mrs. Run· gon owned by Maurice c. dren's Hospilal in Columbus and p.m.: RDse G. up 2:15 a.m.; p.m. Saturday, on Tyn Rho yon to municipal court ·May 17 gey, 52, Rio Grande. The rock can have visitors. She is the I, Memphl! Zephyr up 6 a.m.; Hd., two miles north of Rt. 325. on a charge of speed in excess struck and broke a window on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ress the opposite side of the vehicle. Scarberry, R. D. 2. Racine. Meldahl Locks, Voc-K do w n She was released from tile hos- for road conditions. pita! Sunday. . Three . other minor accidents Weekend arrests by the paMiddleport, Ohio 1:40 a.m.; William H. ZimI mer down 5:40 p.m.; City of St. The State Highway patrol occurred over the weekend in- trol also included Paul J. Lam- 1tat1 or Ohto, nn ... mr~t or Juurme. cuttlkat• eluding one at 8:40 p.m. Satur- bert,' 42, Huntington, w. Va., rlWCOIIplian~t-'l'ilt ut~~lrtllcud. Huj)tli ntfld! Dt or Louis down 6:15p.m.; Barbara said the accident occurred uraau Q/ !he Bldr or utu... htrc~ ~· wtlnu tb1l I WE SEll Q LIJY M 1 · Brent down 6:55p.m.; Frances rs. Runyon and her husband day on Rt. 160, lour miles north no muffler,· Floyd E. Gehring, TWIN CITY '"' ' " """' co••m. ~ UA M!Mrapolil, SLate ol Milnlr>uli, bu compll~~ r llll I of Rt. 35. Charles Bowen, 38, 49, Rt. 4 Jackson, intoxication ; tbt 1..-. Gt tbil Slltoppliubh lo a a~d JlluHougland down 8:25 p.m.: La- were ~o Ing .fl shi»1. and .she FURNITURE ATLOW dy Mignon down 10 p.m:: 0. F. followmg ~s veh1cle m he r Rt. 1 Vinton, was cited to mu- ChrTle.l! M. Johnson, 22, Rt. 1 :.~~ud~~~rrb~:~.~: ~ ~::;~t~~ ~~: car Ben Runyon 28 Rt 2 .. 1 t M B'd . f . &lnd &l (Ondltto• 11 lllu• a IJ}' 111 auual •l•tt-1 . Shearer up 11:20 p.m.; Ravens- . ·. , , • DLClpa cour ay 15 on a 1 wet,1 unsa e operahon; Don •~t to lla'.t beeD » !olld•• on Dert••htr JJ, PRICES hpohs, stopped on the road a~ chatge of speed in excess for L. Russell1 201 Rt• 1 Bid well , 1966: Ad~ltted .. m.. l lO.m.!m.~l: L.l .. l wood dewu !2:15a.m.; Alton be d to b k ·in · . bmua . $ U t 3 ,388.~9. :-o,1 . . ~u. ,~. 0 2 ~.~ a ac to I c1earmg, road conditions. failure to yield .the right of n &. 4R; C•plttt, u ,ooo,aoo.oo: surlllut, s&,~ Zephyr down 4:50 a.m. · and Mi-s Runyo hed o".&6.5U. u : JMD.... u.n6.uu t; B~t~e ~ · n approac , The patrol said that Bowen's way · and Willis W Nibert Jr " ·'"·'""' 8hd applied her brakeS • t If ~ · h · f ' ' ' '' ""'· IN WI1'~EI!H WH.;R!:Or, I h11~ her~yntll lull. . I' car ' wen 0 ' Lue rtg t Side (} 2:, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, speeding I ll'l'lbtd lllj' ,.m~ u d rlUIII'd lilY1~1 1 w ~~ alllu d I OffIcers reported the c a r the road came b k t th j d c~Jun~t:o~n•. Ohl~ . 11118 J~, •nd dauut. Jutr ' · t9tl6. Middleport, Oho'o , ac on o e . an park'mg on th e roa dway, wui.Lut 1 . M!llrii, ~~~~ulUttlll.leij~ Jn• u•~ .ee ol 391 N. Second • highway and struck a car driv- all scheduled to appear May 15 .:-: · ~------.:""'::..''::":.:'~========~ (Continued from Page I) AppJu~ations en by Audrey J. Pope, 20. Gat- in Gallipolis municipal court. close of school. · lipolls, then spun around and Other arrests Included Clyde ro~ed over onto its top against L. Fitch, 25, Bidwell: Marvin rr WAS "double take" time 3 tl1e guard rail. There was bea-,W. McKelVey, 20, Rl. 1 Por~ at a ·special meeting of Midvy damage to the 'Bowen car land; and Mac Hall, 33, Wil· d)eport Village C<luncil wh e n and moderate damage to the liamson, W. Va.; all for speedWayne Gibbons walked ln. Of car. ing, municipal court, May 15; Wayne's resignation from the _ Bowen suffered lacerations Ora L. Dailey, 38, Portland, council following 20 years of An narnlnatlon for Fourth- but was not immediately·treat- permitting an unlicensed minor aervice had been announced on- Class Postmaster lor the the patrol reported. to operate, Meigs county court, '• ,... . ly a lew daya earlier. office at Tuppero Plains Ohio Clayton A. Morrison, 24, Rt. May 19; Steven L. Nolan. 16. Ao It turned out, some of $4,019 y'ar, will be OPen fo; I Bidwell, was cited to munici· ~t. 2 Bidw~ll , nn muffler, Gal· . OFF~SEASON PRICES ON EMPIRE LP·GAS HEATING SYSTEMS 8 tile Middleport COIDlCII mem- aeteptance 1lf application' co~t May 15 .f.or ~ ~ra- ila ~unty Juvemle court, May, ' bers had to be out of town Fri- June 6, 1967, the ltcense after a nne C"ar 20: and Roger S. Glassburn, ' ,.-~---------------------------------. day evening and couldn't at- announred today. at 1:15 a.m.' Sunday · 22, Rt. I Bidwell, speeding, mulend the session. Wayne agreed Applicants must New Empire Classic t'J4irfl Furnsct1 ..;.. ht1ats up to 4 rooms Bidwell-Rodney Rd., I w o niclpal court, May 22. to attend the meeting, called within the territory sup- miles north of Rt. 35. I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij to discuss the purchase of the side piled by the above . mentioned The patrol reported that Mor-11 AS per month, Meigs Water Co.. and take notes post office and they must have rison failed to negotiate a curv... LOW for 24 months for the councilmen who ~uldn ' t reached their 18th birthday on His car went off tbe rjght side KE~ AS attend. the closing date for acceptance of the hoghway and •truck an · (completely installed) And SPRING TIME By the way, Willard Durst, of applicantions. There is no embankment. There was modGO TOGETHER Pomeroy, has replaced Gibbons maximum age Jimil. However, erate damage to the car. Mor• Empire 40,000 BTU FOR ALL THE as a distributor for The Stand· pei'SOIIs who have passed Classic-Aire direct vent rison was not Injured. FAMILY ard Oil Co. Gibbons re!igned age of 70 may be considered 011- A minor mishap, not a traffurnace from the post recently follow- ly for temporary limited ap- fie aceldent. W85 repOrted at i • Handsome, wood-grain Ing 31 yeal'l of service. a~yled baseboard exten· pointments of one year. 4:50 p.m. Saturday, on Rt. a;, I SIOnB, MR AND Mrs Ch les Usle Complete . infoi'IJlation in Thurman, 3.8 miles west oi • Full 'custom installation · arho e thet' ' the examination requirements the junction of Rt. 925 and 35. 1co SyraCU!Ie we m r · · • · Th t 1 t d th t Ch M'ddl · I including direct vent. .. e;t" Saturday. He Is and instructiOns lor llimg apphe pa ro repor e a ar· 1 apor 011111 • Mounting of baseboard ' / Ull!e who arrived for 1 cations may be obtained at the les E. Beman, ''':5,:_2T~hu~nn~an::·~'!'!!'!!!!'ll!!!'ll!'!!!!'!!!!'!'!!'!!'!'!!'!!!'!!'!!! extensions in room areas. leave with his parents post office f~r which this Charter No. 9815 • Ideal for basement;addedfollowing armed forces training mlaliotn IS fbem~ annoutncebed. Ap- ' REPORT OF CONDITION OF on room, section of home. t Fori Polk. La .P ICQ 1on orms mus a ~ with the U. S. Civil S.<11iro l r The new ClaMic-Aire FurWILL MElli' TUESDAY Commi;sion, Washington: D. nace mounts directly on the OF RACINE I The Lakin State Bnapltal Aux- 20415, and must be received rooms. The 811lartly-styled, It provides economical wall in your Jiving area and fliary 'trill hold their regular postmarked not later than In the State of Ohio, at the Close of BUBlnes• on April 25. wood-grain finished cabinet whole-house or zone heating provides forced warm air 1967. Published in response to call mode by Comr•troller o( meeting Tuesday, May 16, at cloSing date. ' and basebo&7ds add a decluxury at a fraction of DOr· heat through trim baseboard the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised statutes. 10 a.m. at Lakin instead of orator's touch to your home. mal cost. . channels to as many ill! four on Wednesday. ~~~I ot<eyclt bill bt ,dill .:.. . _ strtct Jrazlfr, :Mt+lleport. , ~ l!ttl'llioPJea ~'!I - Noo,. -~----·~-~ --~ , Gaa1ea - GallijlOliJ1 rli.o and, · 'r JU roUert out Ud l'lllng on• Umbick .. ~ r4 iht mot- wbeel Veteran• Memorial Bo•pltal Admlssl011o Satutday - Clyde River News I .• •• •, Mr. llld Mrs. RDhert A. J1ar. · . called 'l'ecl and \Bal'blir_a.INAnd-!Dtst .1. den and family were In Marlllll ColwnbuL . rewa and Her I" over the weekend with lhelr Mr. and Mrs. a-u Burt o.1 played the plano and .sang son and daugbter-111-ll.w. Mr. Byesville, Mrs. Bella Delaney Jullt tang, tod. '!be piirentaj; anti Mrs. Robert Hardeo llld o1 Cambridee sptDt Sunday wilb were very with ber,_:mibti son. Eric. Agnet Wblte, Richard Duck· made her .practice ' M FIONie RouBh aa d AJfrld WDrtll and J4r, aud Mn. Jobn bard." . Roota hive returned to Alma llohram. Beryl wu In both 1bt too. alter spending the 'tllntff here. Donald ltrl GUinther -don end New YOJt com~': I Mr. Dougl81 llem.iley, II played oo a rtvl!l' boat at'Pitts- ol "'!be Killing of ' staying witb his SOil aud daugi>- bargb, v1a11erJ hll llllclll and Geot:ge" a oomedy about J.es. ter-ln-Jaw. Mr. and Mn. James awd, Mr. IIIII Mrl. Guy Guill- blaDiam. · Hemsley and son, Joe Bob, of ther and faml!y SUDclay. ., 11 the Harrisonville Read, whlle Myla Budaon spent a -'t N It 1t bl• • Inblioln C.rallill Lumber and 11 "was his house here Ia belni ~ t!Jd wttll her Iiiia' llld 1Jro1b. ~. · . neled. tr • In 1 law, Mrs. Clyde Ger· ~· York Is $upply Co. 1 11 Mrs. Marlbl Reep, of CaJ1for. lacb and 141'. and Mrl. W1l- 110 11 • m nla 11 helping care for her 111o 11am Brooks of Letart, w. VL don. Besldas, I t111ok It bit too 675-1160 pt, Pltoter. Mrs. Jl'red Jenkins, Sr.. Jennie PoltJ 1pe111 a Saturday ~e!DH~~to~llome~~~~~~~N~ew~·y~~~!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=:"'~~~ who h81 been returned to her nllht wltb Sherry :ltarrll of home from a boiipltal!n ColuJDo. Mlnemllle. bus. Mr. Donald Miller .ol Co)1JD1, Mrs. Archie Lee, ipeDI the bul apent a weekend with Up Lowest Prlees Of The l"ear weekend with her mother, Mn. Shields. Edna Nobel. ot Cbarleallll. W. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jefferl Va. of PomllrOJ accompanied by Mlddlttlolt Jolt. and Mn. James RDbert hll s1e1en, llarulra, Dtnna, SbtrOHio White and daughltr Mary Beth, ley and Palricla, local, apeD& 1 of Dunbar. W. Va., spent two SWKiay at c.mdea Park, Jllmt. daya with bll mother, Agnas lngt,~•:llll~,-------~·--------------------~ !IIJ!I!!!!!III!!IJ!!I! the rest of 1987, feed prices are also expected to remain at hlgher levels. Cldbaob ~olotl '!be department s economle research service sayslbat lower market prices and higher feed ~sts are leadlni to :rome cutback from high first quarter production levela. Marketings of fed cattle and bogs will eonttnue larger I!'BD a year ago during the sprmg, the department'• latest situs· lion re~ says, but not by ~ a 'tilde margin 81 to far this year. By mld-yeor, fed eattle marketings are eXpected to be about the same •• the 1966 levels and llaughter bog 111Pplies are e%Jiected to be only slightly larger. Lamb slaughter Is forecast below last year's supply. · Expected llaughter supply of hogs In the last half of the year, based on farrowing lntentlono, ohould bring hog supplies down to slightly below ~~~~=t~~ last Jear~..:;e~ Helllll Simp- Department officials La playing ill our lfeaullful now Music CeJder IIOIV, with Rl~ ard ltlley ; and ·• Diener from liihll BI'O,IId~ CQillpaDJ. llllnks . It will' be • aoed for his career. .. ••mztD .... .......~!t .,. ... Mrs. Rlclwd (Margie) 'tl'eav- BOU.~ INE&l -Boot. .... "'""'" 110 , t •. . ••er, rea. "' ""' """ L--··· .,..,.._ er a .....,. tr II allier home after bell{g ln loose llld f111C7 ll'reewly-. """ ..,...• . •• ,. • . (lJPI)- Gov. In mtat eutpat 8lnee Holzer bosp!Ql wllh llbbliles Alia, l'bYIIII Dlllerl Yeu've . '\ • •, I far!il.ollidals 11'1 pre- lui fall, the ASrleUlturt De- and blood polsoo. · lieeD bldiDs liCIII1tllllnc but lbe ~ !Wd, tile veteran . •1, 1 ~ meat and llv• pal'lmtnt saya. AI tile nme Spending 1 ~nd with Mn. 1n1111 wW out. . um .mljak; ball artUte . .._,... later: lhls year 81 time, feed eGSII have r!Jen, Mary M. Diddle anti daUgbter 1 bear !rom a ullllll, nu. wortlng 'trill! ,Julie Anclmrs ~; •~ closer to last sharply n!duclng the mums to Anna Gract oner. wera Deb able ~. thai Wld~ath "Stir," · ~ . . levels. producers u compared f!1 1168 ~ey et CtJumbw;; Allee all tjlor,e funll1 dreelas 11111 wllli Julie, ba<!k In·J,ondoa .~ ~ 'tilth the tmprov~ retut:ns. . Flauaian. of Parkersbul'i anti jokea .bout bow ·UiDDy lile ls tile movie star W118 a ~;;:[~~~~~~~~ ~-. .~ farJWs WQII t 'l/lille the outlook genmlly Kathy Ylllllli, of lltarlestoll. !arb q:utte 'a l'llpee!lblt II&- ol~; · ·. . ' - -· II much of I returll Is lor lOme strengthening llf Mr. and Mr1. E. E. Baymaa, m. In fact, l C&ll reveal l'bYI· Bllf WM ljl IIL,Jet With her • -lnVfitmenll 811hey did Uveato<t and meat prices for spent Tuesday 1n Reedsville. Ill' 11aun 11aww lor tilt lllllt parents,~' ~I 14YS. · ·~It · 'j~;ijij~liiO] 1 ~ ~o. • ,',> and doesn't have all these features ... THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ·,, , maybe you'd better check this·chart: Left outside rearvlew mirrori Carpeting, front and rear. Flow·Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray. Crank-operated vent windows. Safety-Action inside door release levers. Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. • Wide selection of color-keyed interiors. • Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON IMRAIL HOIIWOWER WHIBBW DODGE Polera 318 VI CIIIVIOLIJ 230 WGTH 219.6" 122" =so• ,, lmpaleV8 195 119" 213.2' POliO Geluie !100 VI 200 119' 213' 79" 2861 PONTIAC Catalina VI 265 121" 215.6" 79.7" 2951 ,.._flctlrw., As lew as $2878 79.91 28~6 MILL & SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I 100,000 completely installed including warm-air room ducts, cold-air return, central thermostat controL 3 ROOMS ! Nevi ·"' l \ • "' ' I " .. Ashll.~d LP-~as ·lui~ Pllnt for 1 fr" sum, of you~ ~ami and (r" ht~~f: ~lana,, , . . .. . , .A$11/,nd Lf·G•sthe moderft I . ' ' ~ . . ·'·' \ Podge gives more car for your money wben y011 buy, is worth m!r~_!ha8e'!lr~~·~~ you selL .' < . ' ' ' ·~.~··.•••. t.·;, · , : ~. ~(·b~ . •'c)IL " RlfiiMINO . . ~0 m __;,_...;....._.f. ." .Oiler oxpi... )ul~ a,i. 1967 Call fOur ·nuti'e~t Empire 70,000 BTU !loor furnace. Extraheavy eombuation chamber. Empire'• thermomatic Control IIYStem let. you M the temperature you want-tlle.n fQrtet it, On new homea the total cost can be included ill ·JOUI' ·l ...,._. mortgage. FDr ronvel'lliori qr replacement, the p~~.yment.s • can be set up en a 5-ye&7 FHA loan, or you can jlllt · 10% down and make monthly payment. on the !Nillint:e.· ' I •eRa, M 11M111a' (ct.talr illtllllt ,. 3 , P LANS .,r ----:-.____..,..:..._ ____,___ \ ', i I BTU furnace, \ I ' ' ,. . Empi~e 939,682.37 254.98 71,229.33 ' ' $13,-30 . ........ a manti!, for 36 manth (completely Installed, nerare 6 room home) EASY·PAY ' . Only $15!2 lllltbbll""'f1<1.-...,._ ..... _ _ toai-M111o .......... R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. FLOOR FURNACE FORCED AIR SYSTEM rtii:P fue/f ' CO•MP'A""' ·,' ... ..... -·- .. ....... -- �I ., • . .. I I > ' ,. • ,. ~ '• \~ ·" ~ '. •• ' \ • ... ~ • ·,~:::r.::n "Man of 1s_ yraelise Society Notes . Livestock ·Later In '67 BY ADA SUCK . lime , ~ prices . have been .at•a~allJlower than a year . Ratine Sot;,.ety Notes ·· ~ . ·-------1 - ··0.' , · 1IJ lin. I . l'nllel Manit • 1 ~~~w\vera Beegle wu hQI&. .. liif.tbt Esther Circle at her lloine ;Uond111 evening. May a. "l'GIItt lor the Task" and ""1bt Plllo Repentance" waa llle f!1P!o used by Mn. Ura l(orrii' lor devottons. Mrs. Etht1 llintb, ebalnnlllo was In eb8111 of 1M business session 111dclt: fGUowed. Tho prayer lor tbi missionaries by Mto 1 :Vera '8taJle preceded a p~ tram jlresenled by Mrs. Edna Plckslll. aslnC the subject, ''To Come o1 ACe. • It eonsisted of "aclllp, questions and discusiiQD by 111 presenL Miss Beeg- ::= ...... WlkmM, ~clui" _\bat'•· llle's ~ • .. .... . ~7::/·Airlel'lc:an • lntCtl8llaul p I• turoo. wtth ~ "Cimt' r4 m pala...iiiiiiliiii Price · ..Busters •::YJ. = Woman Injured In Mishap S::u!r~:: ~:~o";dln b:rke:g~l~ !':t::~1:a~~.:: ~are:a,~~n.Sayre Mil-= !~~iii :~dBeulahWhillfllMlcldl• If your nex . ~~ pop u., '·r,-·pr·c I car doesn't l'oo'kth.IS ood and•lSD't th•IS b•Ig . . _. . :,o:k.:..= 1111111)' loclety met at the Fint of fed cattle o!ncu tbe spring of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lamb l!apt1ll Church Tuesd8J ev• 1965 and In hog marketing! of Columbus and Mrl. E d n a ~ aln& l!'ay l After u corgan 1!nee early lao! year. Summerfield of Chester visited .~ preludt by Jrabel llmpson. the As a result, fed cattls prices with Mr. and Mra. Herbert Parllymn, "GiYI of Your Best to tills summer will average above ler, Tuesday. . the lluler." lflllled the meft. current levels and may average Miss Sherry Harris of MllleDo 1ng II ehlrp tl Mrs. Helm around thON of a year earlier. ville recently spent a weekslld · $lmpaM, pnosideal, who wu 11- 'lbo price of bogs will also with Jennlo Potts. Mrs. BusseD Mcl!rlde, dalt10 111 Clllarge or 1 devotlllllsl me, but Is Dol expected to ' period aud used u a tople. ruch lui aummer'a peak. ghter Jean, grandson tommY "Meaning of 1 ffigh Purpose." Lamb and e all slaughlf!r McBride, and Mr. Gene Koch, The Love Gift program was probably will be smaller than of Columbus, ~ S u • d a y by MM Marie Roosh and dedi- !n 1966 during tbe rest of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl cation "of the Love Gift offer. year, officials oald. causing McBride and other relatives. lngs by Esther and Ruth C!r- some price atreDitbeDin& In Mr. and Mrs. Tbom81 A. cl., were pre!ented by Ethel those areas. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wd?am F. Smith and Phyllis Bailt7. The The deparlment also predicts Winebrenner, accompanied by theme. "Mark of Courage," a !evel~g-off in meat imports Mr. and MJ,, Thomas D. Clark was ""'d for installation serv- ' commg rnto the country. AJ. of Laneaster were In Monroe. Ice by Gretta Simpson. assist-' though Imports will contmue. to Mich., to attend funeral serv· ed bv Ver• Beegle and Marilyn be large, the department said, Ices for Mrs. Hennan Clark, Powell. Alter a solo by Dottie 1 they are not expected :o be up the former Hazel Torrence of Wilcoxen accompanied by Isa- nearly as m~ch as durmg Jan- Long Bottom, at the E. U. B. bel Simpson, corsag'll' were pl11- l uary and February. Church in Monroe. Inned on each officer by Miss Mr. and Mn. Malcolm Gu Beegle and Mrs. Powell. Also I home ther and 1011, Malcolm Jr. and all others present who were not , Mr.' and Mro. Solon Butcher . Mrs. Ggy Guinther and chllofficers received .corsages. Af- 1 of Cleveland were here for the dren VISited Mr. ~~~~~ ~ ter singing tilt •·iheme song, I funeral of her sister, Mrs. Flor- er tsmlth and ........,. "Our Faith Is !n the Christ · ence McKay and were guests of Pleasant. of Mrs Ada Who Walks," the meettng waB I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpoon. Weekend guests ' le closed with prayer by Vera Ale William G. Sharpnack left Slack and Mr. and. Mrs~r~o~ Beegle. Refresh menta were 'Wednesday morning alter hav- Johnson and family Mr RD • lffVed to the 20 ,.._ pres- ing spent three weeks with his Pen were Mr~! •• s.J ~ tDI in the social rooms by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack er A. Slack •woer r 'and Ruth Circle members. at a la- 1 Sharpnack. He is stationed at South Milwaukee, Wlse., Mr.cblllllo beoutifullJ . decorated with · K. 1. Sawyer ba1e In Michigan. Mrs. Roherl F. 81 Mrl 1 "J)lica ol Cypress Gardens. Mrs. William Blythe and liren of Massillon, • ,; J'av0111 wert m!Dlature baskets brother. Luman Richards, New- John 0. Slack •i~ynt tf flmren. ark, came here dill! to the Ill· tao. and Mr. an ecionta. Mr. Dudley Wolf underwent ness of their uncle, Dudley Well' and 1011 of Cal Mlnpgery at Holzer Hospital. Wolfe. Mr. Richards return!ll Miaa Donna Imboden of I e w Jolt. Omar Cramlet I• a medl- home but Mrs. Blythe remail- ersville. recently spent ~ Mr Ill patient at Holzer Hospital. ed with her aunt, Present Cross. days with aunt and unc e, and Mrs. Paul Se!lel'l returned af. Mrs. Ola Adam• o! Zane.. anti Mrs. Frank Potts • ttr ~pending two weeks with vllle spent a week with Mr. daughter, Ernest Slsaon her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hents and Mrs. Omar Cramlet ·and Mr. and and ·Mrs C H. Wil• Pinlon at Kettering. Mrs. Pin- Mrs. Mae Pearson. and family · k ·nd with • IIIII IDldenrent IUJ'gery lo the Rev. and Mrs. C. L. O'Con- ~iams spent a wee ;,Ullams llolpital and Is convalescing at nor of Johnstown and daughter. Mr. ~nd MroM. T. -~~ ,._ Mil: • and fam 11y, r. m"" m.ao. lard Jon eo anti Mr. and Mrs. • Eugene Bum•ter and family ol • Columbus. Mro. Carrie Bellm hal re• turned to her home here aller • Bpending the winter with her son and daughter • In • law, Mr · • and MM. Lawren<e Sellers, of . . • . " . . . . 1 ·· I r.: .. . 1 1 .: . . .. .,.......,.,. . . - $15 40 TIME med . $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX 1:::; ;! :::: u;:' ::' BOLL YOUR OWN roekel lui, wllll wbal look1 like a >' drip , _ a eorrugaled eardboard box. !1'1 u adVIDHd ( ' IMIIlt•ncke& propellanl.wldeh eon lie roUtd to rorreclllire • loefore beiDC sUl'ptd lata 1 nekel aotor. Newly dnel. .ptd, it .lilly be usod Ia nnall roekes fteld toelleal weap• ' !1111 ejferlnJ g..,ater 111fety Ia lounrh erews siDee II Jeia l. ~.:Jdl• away from lhe laUIIdl uta belore llle IBIIa _ _-·----· ....__ . T' k Bemg en F Postmaster . 1 Trudy, Athens, visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Helen Simpson accom· panled by Mrs. ffilda Hart spent SUnday and Monday In Colum· buo with Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Philson and son, Eric, of Southern Pines, N. C.. are visiting fur •everal days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and Mrs. Mina Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn llal'llOld and Mrs. Roy Beggs of East Liverpool spent Saturday with Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs. · Carrie Scarry . Mrs. Wald Foster and daugh· ter, Cheryl, of Columbus wtl'l' weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard and Kimberly, Mr. Robert While and Johnnie Marcum recenUy spent a weekend wit~ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marcum at Nqatuck, W. VL BAKER FURNITURE Ill Beato£ Bend i Je::· BAKER FURNITURE BAKER FUJCNITURE '! I .. ·-· ........... LOW ' Is Furn1ture • lnge h:c:o:~.l>;! .... and QUALITY e NOW IN FULL SWING :: say the Schwan· Barban, Brenda and Evening · ot' JuU,, ;::'t .\ilail8slou Slldif- LepDa Stewart, PomeroY; L!Jia RDg· or's, Middleport: uny Lee. Middleport. . . . • PT, PLEASANT - E a r 1 l}ittbll'... ~y - Betty Sharp, 56, of Glenwood, died RD~ch, Jennie Potts, Edna S4nday evening in St. Marys Swick . Hospital, Huntington. Mr. Sharp was hom at AshPTA TO MEET '·"' ion w va on June 19 1900 New officers wtU be e....,ed son' the. late Thoma~ and inst!Wed •ben lhe MiddleEmma WiUis Shar H port PTA meets at 7:30 tomght · retired Mason Cou~~ e ;,~:,.: In the . Middleport Hl&h School Bus driver and a veteran of auditonum. World War II. Surviving are two sisters, l!NTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. Tonie Deal. Glenwood, and Mrs. Willie Deal, Ashton. · Mrs. Ruth Hendricks, Min. Funeral services will be held ersvllle, entered University booTuesday at 2 p.m. in Moore's pita! In Columbus on Sunday Methodist Church with the Rev. and w1ll undergo eye surgery Sam Egnor in charge. Burial there. She was accompamed Will· be in the church cemetery. by .her daughter, Mro. Joe Friends may call at the Mohr- While, Mlner<vJ!le. stevens Funeral home after 6 ' p.m. today. WE SELL tenth of a root a\ ho!tr: 1'\. Pleasant, ,12!10: P.~Dieroy·Muon, SUt: Hinlon, , S.49 rllllng; . KanaWha Falls, 10.35 laJllng;' ·'. Gllarleston, 26.68 rising. London, running 10.5 feet of rollers; Marmet, running 16 feet; and Willlleld, runnliiJ 35 feet . GaiUpolls Loeb .:. Kay H. fiiiiMt down 7:&5 p.m:: Charles 'K. up f. .lrlf IS:5ii a.m.: Je!fboat duwn 2:15 a.m.: Altm R. Merrill up 5:20 11M llltel a.m.; Principle up 6 a:m.; Solvay down 6:45 a.m.: Scott Cholln up 6:05 a.m.; Philip Sporn dow@ 7:40 a.m. . Kaaawba River - . Winneld, H. E. Bowles down 6:20 p. m.; Joseph Chotln down 6:50 p.m.; Fort ·Dearborn down 2:20 a.m. ; Kenova ~own 5:50 a.m. Ohio Rfver -lock 14, George T. Price up 2:40 p.m.: Lillian · Clark up 4:~ p.m.: Duncan Bruce up 9:50 p.m:; Mt. State up 11:1~ p.m.: Barbara Waxler • · GETS $100 '- Jack Ambrose, manager of Krogers in Pomeroy, hands Helen up 12:40 a.m.: Elaine G. up Sauv~ge, Pomeroy, a $100 check ~lie recently won in Krogers current I.O.U. game • CLUB TO MEET 2:&5 •. m.; Inca up 5:45 a.m.: The Rock Springs B e t t er S. M.\ Jenks down 6:10 a.m.: Health Club will meet at the HOME FURNISHINGS Lock 16, National· up 4:30 a. home of Mrs. Wheeler Drake. m.; Local IS, Belen Z. up 3:55 Thursday, May 18, at I :15 p.m.! a.m.; Loek 20, Western up 6 Middleport, Ohio a.m.; Lock 23, Queen City down Dorl, A. Runyon, '21, Rt. went off the left side of t h 1 w., mowing, and apparently 8:15 p.m.: Jefferson down 10:RETUR NED HOME roadway and struck a t r e e. 1the mower blade •truck a rock Alice (Suzie) Scarberry. who 15 p.m. ; Aliquippa up 4 a.m.; Gallipolis, Will admitted to OUR PRICES ARE There was no contact between propelling it through the open was badly burned, returned · Eastern down 4:30 p.m.; Ed· zer Hospital overnight for the vehicles. window of a parked station ward S. Bosworth up 10:50 p. servation of a possible home Saturday from the Chilm.; Eugenle P. Jones up 11:50 injury af\~r an accidept at 740 The patrol cited Mrs. Run· gon owned by Maurice c. dren's Hospilal in Columbus and p.m.: RDse G. up 2:15 a.m.; p.m. Saturday, on Tyn Rho yon to municipal court ·May 17 gey, 52, Rio Grande. The rock can have visitors. She is the I, Memphl! Zephyr up 6 a.m.; Hd., two miles north of Rt. 325. on a charge of speed in excess struck and broke a window on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ress the opposite side of the vehicle. Scarberry, R. D. 2. Racine. Meldahl Locks, Voc-K do w n She was released from tile hos- for road conditions. pita! Sunday. . Three . other minor accidents Weekend arrests by the paMiddleport, Ohio 1:40 a.m.; William H. ZimI mer down 5:40 p.m.; City of St. The State Highway patrol occurred over the weekend in- trol also included Paul J. Lam- 1tat1 or Ohto, nn ... mr~t or Juurme. cuttlkat• eluding one at 8:40 p.m. Satur- bert,' 42, Huntington, w. Va., rlWCOIIplian~t-'l'ilt ut~~lrtllcud. Huj)tli ntfld! Dt or Louis down 6:15p.m.; Barbara said the accident occurred uraau Q/ !he Bldr or utu... htrc~ ~· wtlnu tb1l I WE SEll Q LIJY M 1 · Brent down 6:55p.m.; Frances rs. Runyon and her husband day on Rt. 160, lour miles north no muffler,· Floyd E. Gehring, TWIN CITY '"' ' " """' co••m. ~ UA M!Mrapolil, SLate ol Milnlr>uli, bu compll~~ r llll I of Rt. 35. Charles Bowen, 38, 49, Rt. 4 Jackson, intoxication ; tbt 1..-. Gt tbil Slltoppliubh lo a a~d JlluHougland down 8:25 p.m.: La- were ~o Ing .fl shi»1. and .she FURNITURE ATLOW dy Mignon down 10 p.m:: 0. F. followmg ~s veh1cle m he r Rt. 1 Vinton, was cited to mu- ChrTle.l! M. Johnson, 22, Rt. 1 :.~~ud~~~rrb~:~.~: ~ ~::;~t~~ ~~: car Ben Runyon 28 Rt 2 .. 1 t M B'd . f . &lnd &l (Ondltto• 11 lllu• a IJ}' 111 auual •l•tt-1 . Shearer up 11:20 p.m.; Ravens- . ·. , , • DLClpa cour ay 15 on a 1 wet,1 unsa e operahon; Don •~t to lla'.t beeD » !olld•• on Dert••htr JJ, PRICES hpohs, stopped on the road a~ chatge of speed in excess for L. Russell1 201 Rt• 1 Bid well , 1966: Ad~ltted .. m.. l lO.m.!m.~l: L.l .. l wood dewu !2:15a.m.; Alton be d to b k ·in · . bmua . $ U t 3 ,388.~9. :-o,1 . . ~u. ,~. 0 2 ~.~ a ac to I c1earmg, road conditions. failure to yield .the right of n &. 4R; C•plttt, u ,ooo,aoo.oo: surlllut, s&,~ Zephyr down 4:50 a.m. · and Mi-s Runyo hed o".&6.5U. u : JMD.... u.n6.uu t; B~t~e ~ · n approac , The patrol said that Bowen's way · and Willis W Nibert Jr " ·'"·'""' 8hd applied her brakeS • t If ~ · h · f ' ' ' '' ""'· IN WI1'~EI!H WH.;R!:Or, I h11~ her~yntll lull. . I' car ' wen 0 ' Lue rtg t Side (} 2:, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, speeding I ll'l'lbtd lllj' ,.m~ u d rlUIII'd lilY1~1 1 w ~~ alllu d I OffIcers reported the c a r the road came b k t th j d c~Jun~t:o~n•. Ohl~ . 11118 J~, •nd dauut. Jutr ' · t9tl6. Middleport, Oho'o , ac on o e . an park'mg on th e roa dway, wui.Lut 1 . M!llrii, ~~~~ulUttlll.leij~ Jn• u•~ .ee ol 391 N. Second • highway and struck a car driv- all scheduled to appear May 15 .:-: · ~------.:""'::..''::":.:'~========~ (Continued from Page I) AppJu~ations en by Audrey J. Pope, 20. Gat- in Gallipolis municipal court. close of school. · lipolls, then spun around and Other arrests Included Clyde ro~ed over onto its top against L. Fitch, 25, Bidwell: Marvin rr WAS "double take" time 3 tl1e guard rail. There was bea-,W. McKelVey, 20, Rl. 1 Por~ at a ·special meeting of Midvy damage to the 'Bowen car land; and Mac Hall, 33, Wil· d)eport Village C<luncil wh e n and moderate damage to the liamson, W. Va.; all for speedWayne Gibbons walked ln. Of car. ing, municipal court, May 15; Wayne's resignation from the _ Bowen suffered lacerations Ora L. Dailey, 38, Portland, council following 20 years of An narnlnatlon for Fourth- but was not immediately·treat- permitting an unlicensed minor aervice had been announced on- Class Postmaster lor the the patrol reported. to operate, Meigs county court, '• ,... . ly a lew daya earlier. office at Tuppero Plains Ohio Clayton A. Morrison, 24, Rt. May 19; Steven L. Nolan. 16. Ao It turned out, some of $4,019 y'ar, will be OPen fo; I Bidwell, was cited to munici· ~t. 2 Bidw~ll , nn muffler, Gal· . OFF~SEASON PRICES ON EMPIRE LP·GAS HEATING SYSTEMS 8 tile Middleport COIDlCII mem- aeteptance 1lf application' co~t May 15 .f.or ~ ~ra- ila ~unty Juvemle court, May, ' bers had to be out of town Fri- June 6, 1967, the ltcense after a nne C"ar 20: and Roger S. Glassburn, ' ,.-~---------------------------------. day evening and couldn't at- announred today. at 1:15 a.m.' Sunday · 22, Rt. I Bidwell, speeding, mulend the session. Wayne agreed Applicants must New Empire Classic t'J4irfl Furnsct1 ..;.. ht1ats up to 4 rooms Bidwell-Rodney Rd., I w o niclpal court, May 22. to attend the meeting, called within the territory sup- miles north of Rt. 35. I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij to discuss the purchase of the side piled by the above . mentioned The patrol reported that Mor-11 AS per month, Meigs Water Co.. and take notes post office and they must have rison failed to negotiate a curv... LOW for 24 months for the councilmen who ~uldn ' t reached their 18th birthday on His car went off tbe rjght side KE~ AS attend. the closing date for acceptance of the hoghway and •truck an · (completely installed) And SPRING TIME By the way, Willard Durst, of applicantions. There is no embankment. There was modGO TOGETHER Pomeroy, has replaced Gibbons maximum age Jimil. However, erate damage to the car. Mor• Empire 40,000 BTU FOR ALL THE as a distributor for The Stand· pei'SOIIs who have passed Classic-Aire direct vent rison was not Injured. FAMILY ard Oil Co. Gibbons re!igned age of 70 may be considered 011- A minor mishap, not a traffurnace from the post recently follow- ly for temporary limited ap- fie aceldent. W85 repOrted at i • Handsome, wood-grain Ing 31 yeal'l of service. a~yled baseboard exten· pointments of one year. 4:50 p.m. Saturday, on Rt. a;, I SIOnB, MR AND Mrs Ch les Usle Complete . infoi'IJlation in Thurman, 3.8 miles west oi • Full 'custom installation · arho e thet' ' the examination requirements the junction of Rt. 925 and 35. 1co SyraCU!Ie we m r · · • · Th t 1 t d th t Ch M'ddl · I including direct vent. .. e;t" Saturday. He Is and instructiOns lor llimg apphe pa ro repor e a ar· 1 apor 011111 • Mounting of baseboard ' / Ull!e who arrived for 1 cations may be obtained at the les E. Beman, ''':5,:_2T~hu~nn~an::·~'!'!!'!!!!'ll!!!'ll!'!!!!'!!!!'!'!!'!!'!'!!'!!!'!!'!!! extensions in room areas. leave with his parents post office f~r which this Charter No. 9815 • Ideal for basement;addedfollowing armed forces training mlaliotn IS fbem~ annoutncebed. Ap- ' REPORT OF CONDITION OF on room, section of home. t Fori Polk. La .P ICQ 1on orms mus a ~ with the U. S. Civil S.<11iro l r The new ClaMic-Aire FurWILL MElli' TUESDAY Commi;sion, Washington: D. nace mounts directly on the OF RACINE I The Lakin State Bnapltal Aux- 20415, and must be received rooms. The 811lartly-styled, It provides economical wall in your Jiving area and fliary 'trill hold their regular postmarked not later than In the State of Ohio, at the Close of BUBlnes• on April 25. wood-grain finished cabinet whole-house or zone heating provides forced warm air 1967. Published in response to call mode by Comr•troller o( meeting Tuesday, May 16, at cloSing date. ' and basebo&7ds add a decluxury at a fraction of DOr· heat through trim baseboard the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised statutes. 10 a.m. at Lakin instead of orator's touch to your home. mal cost. . channels to as many ill! four on Wednesday. ~~~I ot<eyclt bill bt ,dill .:.. . _ strtct Jrazlfr, :Mt+lleport. , ~ l!ttl'llioPJea ~'!I - Noo,. -~----·~-~ --~ , Gaa1ea - GallijlOliJ1 rli.o and, · 'r JU roUert out Ud l'lllng on• Umbick .. ~ r4 iht mot- wbeel Veteran• Memorial Bo•pltal Admlssl011o Satutday - Clyde River News I .• •• •, Mr. llld Mrs. RDhert A. J1ar. · . called 'l'ecl and \Bal'blir_a.INAnd-!Dtst .1. den and family were In Marlllll ColwnbuL . rewa and Her I" over the weekend with lhelr Mr. and Mrs. a-u Burt o.1 played the plano and .sang son and daugbter-111-ll.w. Mr. Byesville, Mrs. Bella Delaney Jullt tang, tod. '!be piirentaj; anti Mrs. Robert Hardeo llld o1 Cambridee sptDt Sunday wilb were very with ber,_:mibti son. Eric. Agnet Wblte, Richard Duck· made her .practice ' M FIONie RouBh aa d AJfrld WDrtll and J4r, aud Mn. Jobn bard." . Roota hive returned to Alma llohram. Beryl wu In both 1bt too. alter spending the 'tllntff here. Donald ltrl GUinther -don end New YOJt com~': I Mr. Dougl81 llem.iley, II played oo a rtvl!l' boat at'Pitts- ol "'!be Killing of ' staying witb his SOil aud daugi>- bargb, v1a11erJ hll llllclll and Geot:ge" a oomedy about J.es. ter-ln-Jaw. Mr. and Mn. James awd, Mr. IIIII Mrl. Guy Guill- blaDiam. · Hemsley and son, Joe Bob, of ther and faml!y SUDclay. ., 11 the Harrisonville Read, whlle Myla Budaon spent a -'t N It 1t bl• • Inblioln C.rallill Lumber and 11 "was his house here Ia belni ~ t!Jd wttll her Iiiia' llld 1Jro1b. ~. · . neled. tr • In 1 law, Mrs. Clyde Ger· ~· York Is $upply Co. 1 11 Mrs. Marlbl Reep, of CaJ1for. lacb and 141'. and Mrl. W1l- 110 11 • m nla 11 helping care for her 111o 11am Brooks of Letart, w. VL don. Besldas, I t111ok It bit too 675-1160 pt, Pltoter. Mrs. Jl'red Jenkins, Sr.. Jennie PoltJ 1pe111 a Saturday ~e!DH~~to~llome~~~~~~~N~ew~·y~~~!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=:"'~~~ who h81 been returned to her nllht wltb Sherry :ltarrll of home from a boiipltal!n ColuJDo. Mlnemllle. bus. Mr. Donald Miller .ol Co)1JD1, Mrs. Archie Lee, ipeDI the bul apent a weekend with Up Lowest Prlees Of The l"ear weekend with her mother, Mn. Shields. Edna Nobel. ot Cbarleallll. W. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jefferl Va. of PomllrOJ accompanied by Mlddlttlolt Jolt. and Mn. James RDbert hll s1e1en, llarulra, Dtnna, SbtrOHio White and daughltr Mary Beth, ley and Palricla, local, apeD& 1 of Dunbar. W. Va., spent two SWKiay at c.mdea Park, Jllmt. daya with bll mother, Agnas lngt,~•:llll~,-------~·--------------------~ !IIJ!I!!!!!III!!IJ!!I! the rest of 1987, feed prices are also expected to remain at hlgher levels. Cldbaob ~olotl '!be department s economle research service sayslbat lower market prices and higher feed ~sts are leadlni to :rome cutback from high first quarter production levela. Marketings of fed cattle and bogs will eonttnue larger I!'BD a year ago during the sprmg, the department'• latest situs· lion re~ says, but not by ~ a 'tilde margin 81 to far this year. By mld-yeor, fed eattle marketings are eXpected to be about the same •• the 1966 levels and llaughter bog 111Pplies are e%Jiected to be only slightly larger. Lamb slaughter Is forecast below last year's supply. · Expected llaughter supply of hogs In the last half of the year, based on farrowing lntentlono, ohould bring hog supplies down to slightly below ~~~~=t~~ last Jear~..:;e~ Helllll Simp- Department officials La playing ill our lfeaullful now Music CeJder IIOIV, with Rl~ ard ltlley ; and ·• Diener from liihll BI'O,IId~ CQillpaDJ. llllnks . It will' be • aoed for his career. .. ••mztD .... .......~!t .,. ... Mrs. Rlclwd (Margie) 'tl'eav- BOU.~ INE&l -Boot. .... "'""'" 110 , t •. . ••er, rea. "' ""' """ L--··· .,..,.._ er a .....,. tr II allier home after bell{g ln loose llld f111C7 ll'reewly-. """ ..,...• . •• ,. • . (lJPI)- Gov. In mtat eutpat 8lnee Holzer bosp!Ql wllh llbbliles Alia, l'bYIIII Dlllerl Yeu've . '\ • •, I far!il.ollidals 11'1 pre- lui fall, the ASrleUlturt De- and blood polsoo. · lieeD bldiDs liCIII1tllllnc but lbe ~ !Wd, tile veteran . •1, 1 ~ meat and llv• pal'lmtnt saya. AI tile nme Spending 1 ~nd with Mn. 1n1111 wW out. . um .mljak; ball artUte . .._,... later: lhls year 81 time, feed eGSII have r!Jen, Mary M. Diddle anti daUgbter 1 bear !rom a ullllll, nu. wortlng 'trill! ,Julie Anclmrs ~; •~ closer to last sharply n!duclng the mums to Anna Gract oner. wera Deb able ~. thai Wld~ath "Stir," · ~ . . levels. producers u compared f!1 1168 ~ey et CtJumbw;; Allee all tjlor,e funll1 dreelas 11111 wllli Julie, ba<!k In·J,ondoa .~ ~ 'tilth the tmprov~ retut:ns. . Flauaian. of Parkersbul'i anti jokea .bout bow ·UiDDy lile ls tile movie star W118 a ~;;:[~~~~~~~~ ~-. .~ farJWs WQII t 'l/lille the outlook genmlly Kathy Ylllllli, of lltarlestoll. !arb q:utte 'a l'llpee!lblt II&- ol~; · ·. . ' - -· II much of I returll Is lor lOme strengthening llf Mr. and Mr1. E. E. Baymaa, m. In fact, l C&ll reveal l'bYI· Bllf WM ljl IIL,Jet With her • -lnVfitmenll 811hey did Uveato<t and meat prices for spent Tuesday 1n Reedsville. Ill' 11aun 11aww lor tilt lllllt parents,~' ~I 14YS. · ·~It · 'j~;ijij~liiO] 1 ~ ~o. • ,',> and doesn't have all these features ... THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ·,, , maybe you'd better check this·chart: Left outside rearvlew mirrori Carpeting, front and rear. Flow·Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray. Crank-operated vent windows. Safety-Action inside door release levers. Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. • Wide selection of color-keyed interiors. • Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON IMRAIL HOIIWOWER WHIBBW DODGE Polera 318 VI CIIIVIOLIJ 230 WGTH 219.6" 122" =so• ,, lmpaleV8 195 119" 213.2' POliO Geluie !100 VI 200 119' 213' 79" 2861 PONTIAC Catalina VI 265 121" 215.6" 79.7" 2951 ,.._flctlrw., As lew as $2878 79.91 28~6 MILL & SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I 100,000 completely installed including warm-air room ducts, cold-air return, central thermostat controL 3 ROOMS ! Nevi ·"' l \ • "' ' I " .. Ashll.~d LP-~as ·lui~ Pllnt for 1 fr" sum, of you~ ~ami and (r" ht~~f: ~lana,, , . . .. . , .A$11/,nd Lf·G•sthe moderft I . ' ' ~ . . ·'·' \ Podge gives more car for your money wben y011 buy, is worth m!r~_!ha8e'!lr~~·~~ you selL .' < . ' ' ' ·~.~··.•••. t.·;, · , : ~. ~(·b~ . •'c)IL " RlfiiMINO . . ~0 m __;,_...;....._.f. ." .Oiler oxpi... )ul~ a,i. 1967 Call fOur ·nuti'e~t Empire 70,000 BTU !loor furnace. Extraheavy eombuation chamber. Empire'• thermomatic Control IIYStem let. you M the temperature you want-tlle.n fQrtet it, On new homea the total cost can be included ill ·JOUI' ·l ...,._. mortgage. FDr ronvel'lliori qr replacement, the p~~.yment.s • can be set up en a 5-ye&7 FHA loan, or you can jlllt · 10% down and make monthly payment. on the !Nillint:e.· ' I •eRa, M 11M111a' (ct.talr illtllllt ,. 3 , P LANS .,r ----:-.____..,..:..._ ____,___ \ ', i I BTU furnace, \ I ' ' ,. . Empi~e 939,682.37 254.98 71,229.33 ' ' $13,-30 . ........ a manti!, for 36 manth (completely Installed, nerare 6 room home) EASY·PAY ' . Only $15!2 lllltbbll""'f1<1.-...,._ ..... _ _ toai-M111o .......... R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. FLOOR FURNACE FORCED AIR SYSTEM rtii:P fue/f ' CO•MP'A""' ·,' ... ..... -·- .. ....... -- �• • ' II' • ' .' ~· I. .. • ~ ' ...-::;;.----:;;&...:...;IIR:.:;,:ID ~~~ .' .. Motor Co. I OOAlJTY 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR $1195 194 cu. in. 6 eyl std. trans. Radio, Heater, IJke Dew, whitewall tires, aqua llntsb. 1962 ~ORD 9 PASS. COUNTRY SQUIRE Station Wagon, low ml101ge, by local own~, Jood w.w. $995 trl!;!• VB engine, automatic trans., power JteerinC and bnket, • ...;. o,;;;,.-;;.:.<~··~c~~ ,._..11 <llo and heater. Save here. 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. H.T. 3119 VB engine with radio and heattr. $895 t speed box, vinyl Interior, wbllo llntsb, 62 Electra "22$" · Buick 2 Dr. HT $1,095 oo. automatle' olllft. Spotleas Inside and 30 Uc 62 LaSabre Buick 4 Dr. H. T• ..:._ $1,095 IUtoi!JitiC I.UV TO PLACI A oar thlrdFanlllure, Door budgBt lbOp. :::' r.n~r' For Rent ~- · ; ,., F-lbllllll~ Forney feet ·· WELDERS.' C a.Jl 992-2276 from 8 to 10 a. m. or. 6 to B p. m. f 14 Uc C&E Diet-Aid tablets, a pie-. ant your way destretotorhelp food. decN!ase Nelsoa'a iiUSEDsiii~ecii'iCiiieiii~iilfii~Drug~~Sto~re.~==~f..:•~S~9te For Sale ' 89M423. Llndmork Hu lwerythlng MOST COMPLETI FERTILIZER SERVICE IN THE AREA Bulk ond bog lortUirer, bulk opnodlnt oppllcotars, bulk 1PN1der trucks - for 1lf your lortlllur nods. IIHII.l Pao.-..~1.. Open M1 9 pm - •Man..SOI. HAf · ·· .• . :.,. 1,..AL ··CA, ::. CA'iiL DJCK RAWLI,.: .. . ' ···• Elmlr' E, Wlilte; -104¥.1 Soutll·.tth St., liill'qrl; O. iaw.llnS. H~~~~~ WY 24111 ; MIDDLIPORi. ·,OHIO . I In a.,....entatlve Thla Area 20 Yurt For , Johnaon 1 Son, 222 4thAvt~ Huntington v. v. !;::::::::::::::::::;;::;;=.;:;.~:; · EVJNRUDE SaJesand 5e.I'YiC8 Ohio Boatancl Motor LlceMe MARINE Yaur Htltlng System II The MOst Important f~Jppllance In Your Homt, LU Ui Glva It A Good· Mid Winter Check BA.. KER & SEYfRIED HEATING & • • ' . II 0.... OP 111111 . . ., • , eAiunilbum'Sicll"'., ·eAiumlnum tlllnp eAiumlllum WlndNI I Doora . • . r Partt e Pall" elll""" bllllllllotiln ' OR CAl-l, C:OLLICT'SD ~ . ' Bv ARt SANSOM ' ·y ·. , Shop WiNNIE WINKLE •Car •Truck tHeater · Core eBuUdanr - •AnyType HAl-f COURAGE; WINNIE 1 .J:..~5E HOPE WIIH EVER'Y HOUR KEITH GO~ FOJID WY CHICK. 'THEY M\' " NO NEWS 15 ·GOODNEW5~ 'JHAT PA~E:;. · Mkld11port, O, AIR CONDITIONING POMEROY 992-2111 ...... ~ e~umlnvm 'lhmlnp BUDGET PRICJI:tl noallurl WANT AD PHONI tH·21SI ~' .Syrama,Qflto .• . Pomoroy, fllhlo . N ......... .,.. ,. 12101 N.can. latvrclaJ ' ' WB &'SERVICE . ., ,J, ooe oJ cleaileat e:l'a In area. Power stee:fi power brakes, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. OPPICI HDUU 111. tt J:OO p. -.. DlltJ ' l'• or·.:·;;· ,·. ; .:.;, ' . HOMO~· Cutact: 'CHARLES 'liSLE: · ou~ ROliN MAI.DNI' . ,),.• Power. ateorJur, ,power brak· BLAETTNARS Pomeroy Motor Co. .. . ' I '· / HOCKINGPORT. OH10 PHON I 661.3370 PIIW 992-3194 or 9924395 PO!ftltOY· o. DEE STORAGE dPERIENaD By HOWIE ~H~EIDER WH!EL I / .. , ALIGNMENT SHE 'Jllii.JI<S SHe UI<ES Mt A LimE BIT... SHE THINK':> SJ-\E DOIJ'! .. SHE TH!IJI<S SJ.{~ UJ<ES M!!: A Lim£ Bit •. SHE THikii<S 'SHE Do'-l'T... - r ' ' ..,, • '•11. There'5 one who could! - Barr4!. By MERRILl. B'-OSSER NOW TAKING . ;, ~PLICATION$ By f.IAROLD' GRAY FOR CARRIERS . 'iR£ CAN'T J.£l.P W<xiOI::PJH~ ~ lr'lru S£1'i QIO, W.O.T JU~ 'aOOT RUIHE.D 'EM; G'tll.ClfT ~ &e-.1 A/'tfTH(N(l IN. MIDDLEPORT. 12Q "DDNI=OL, CR AllH11E: BEE WOOt..IlfT N: <;a FlruUD Q' ~lr-1 F<1! POt! 1'1 p Canted Faye Manley Middleport LARGE assortment of clothing GENERAL WORK, PalnUng, bas arrived, plenty of wornmowing lawns and en's, boys and girls clothing work, call or contact and men's work uniforlll8. Jef. Templeton, Batley Run fers Used Clothing Store, Rt. Pomeroy. > 4 12tc 33, going towarda the fairWORK FOR bulldozer. Mr. grounds. 5 14 Otc Harry M. Bolin, m South 2 STORY HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 26 St., Middleport. ~ dining room, living room, Help Wanted kitchen, bath and utility. Lin· coin Drive, Pomeroy. Phone . 992-3775. 5 14 2tp HAVE OPEII.'ING lor lady, Business College or W. C. TRAt'l'OR, plows and perience preferred, but cultivator, 19M VB Ford molessential. Need shorthantd, or 1 Bo1in .oower chain SEIW, iyplnl and bookkeeping. 1956 Cevrolet 2 door car. Jjkt .. to meet . people. Wri1:e 1 Phon• 742-1656. • Dally Senlinel, Box 668 L, 5 14 lite Inti training, experlence·•p~l;~.,~, i: l .lf'lfl,IJILEi. -il'Kc: rr<eiiSiered when available. AU « black miniature poodle pups. llllcUy confidential and in· Will be ready to go, last of tervlews wUI be arranged. May. Phone 949-3&21. 5 10 Ole 5 14 3tc --------~~----1 • ROOM IJDIUmlshed apartment ________________ 1 1D Pomeroy. PlL t19M3115. 11 1! Wanted To Buy ANTIQUES, William Hamm, Middleport, Ohio, tm-2959. . .• AlliiOSS 1. Scrutin!M 1. Peroloa J'Ulor t . Ellc 10. caJJed fOI', ulna ··- u. Klteben JIOW1i 15. Shad, halibut or cod 11. Bolt "CeftCJ' DOWN 1.0ftbo2.Dia- . t~ Jl'lbltc pl... 1.-o( 12. Clwity 13. Klndot 4.Com- eiJir polnt a.~ ' 14. Jllllpond 15.-.. 16. Nlckel; •• XoleNCI 1T.Slow4t .. ?.Put utaWI .,..,. lnlaarrottoa lt. Vary!Dc wolchU JDdla IO,·Jcb 2LNbnblo '· """ ,_ ··- l.l'l>lllby tam Jt.JIIIItlllllt 22.Aqlor'a ...... U.Cont.K ------~----1-H_U_e For Sela or Rent· ,I _______________ ~B81E AND $1 ATS lt.Butter " lmlYtl 13.~ eon- aernttv. 24. lfUJleal. lmlru· ment 27. Inter. mectiate: • L&w :lll.&mm data 29. Plaeeo 31. Weavtnc tramo 31i.J:.onr, fea.t:btre4 IC&rf IT.Coln: obtr. 32. .Pema~t~ deer troptUa, the ltqtb. and fonnatton ot the wordl are lCacb day tiM ..,.. IItten .,.. dlttoreat. - ' 1::1 VISIT Wl'l1l TAYLORS au hlnta. 4 Crntorrana Qaolalloa OIP VJBZH BQCJPKZV TCV Middleport. Contact Myrtle ency, 992-2194 for T rave I Harrison, m.3704 or stop at Trailer Camper Trailer or VIPKCI, KRH CIP VBQU JPKZV VUiage Hall iD Middleport. Plclt-up Camper Insurance. BQC CIP XZPICVC , -XNZBR 5 15 3te Also Motorcycle lnsurant'e at I .SOtur...,.. CJniiGquo,., ADVERTISING IS LTKIC J. BOM· -----...,...-----" popu1M rates. 5 10 Uc BARDMIIlNT; ITil lllFFECTIVICNIIB8 DlllPIIlNDS 1.1PON KEEPING rr 1.1P~ANONniOUS Alfi'OMOBILE lnturonce been fO tilT, Kinr l't&turet "vndleatt. JMJ eatieelledT Loot your operat· Pboill . Cl"l UCIIIH? Call WY 3-21116. S 11 S!c .,. . ·'· M. BYWBJot IN.IIxclomalloll 2li. .UO.t DBZ li 1~ nc By RAEBURN VAN BlJR!N 21. Jlelocly 218-· tale; eolloq. IMurence -.. '\ . John ROOM HOUSE, two bed· rr. P!erpoat, rooms, wall to wall carpet- t JobnHUDt, otal. ing in living room, full baseSO.liiUl'll ment, L!l'l acres, Mulberry nl<lowne Heights, Phone lm-3429. ll.Impooe, uatu 5 14 tie 5 ROOM HOUSE aJll bath In PHONE. Reulet Insurance Ag· .. '· aUto oervlce. Jack's eratlon, New Haven. 11112-21179. 4• 11 kind _ Roots • Bark ~ing STEREO Console, contempor- 3S.Frtoch Revolution seng, yellow root, wild glnger • ary waln~t Stereo with AM, month May Apple, clean, no dirt. PA, rad1o, deluxe flo~~g 36. Flexed Garden BUI Bailey, P. 0. Boz tt, tu.rntable, perfect cond1bon, 36. vegetable Reedsville, Ohio, tSm. ta«e over payments of $0 per 3T. Apple I20tc month or pay balance due ct~~~.tera 4 17 - - - - - - - -- $146.96. Try It lD your home. 5 9 6tc DAILY CBYPI'OQUOIE - Here'e how to worlt It: STANDING timber lD Oblo or Call 992-3218. AllYDLaA.llla West VIrginia, or old farms - - - - - - - - - to L 0 II Q PI: L 'L 0 W with timber. Marlon Reynolds, NIGHT Crawlers, 5 dozen $1. One lett.er limply 1tlndl ror another. In thta aample A 11 ute4 Bo1 77, Syracuse, Ohio. P~one 119U376. 5 12 3tp for the three L'1, X tor the two O'a, ete. Sin&l<r Ietten, apo.~~ ~~ :• .: 28. llloetrtlloil partlclo ----------~4~~-~~~,--------------- ' ""\1. GOOD :'15x8 Aluminum house trailer. Henry Bahr. L o n g Bottom, Ohio. Phone 98$-3988 Chester. 5 11 3tc . ~ WH AT!i.V.I'l IT 1-MS MU~ ftEEH' WHAT QaT ~IM ~ 1\lTOVIi. UP f iOMS.T~l iN' 1'00 WfTH ·~G II'M:ll.v&O• f Ql.t, WEL\.1 LIVE AK' lt~ ) L<IH<; Etll>l<l>\, ~INO M Hfl\lt Gang murder In' the sta'tei wu , O.D• j �• • ' II' • ' .' ~· I. .. • ~ ' ...-::;;.----:;;&...:...;IIR:.:;,:ID ~~~ .' .. Motor Co. I OOAlJTY 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR $1195 194 cu. in. 6 eyl std. trans. Radio, Heater, IJke Dew, whitewall tires, aqua llntsb. 1962 ~ORD 9 PASS. COUNTRY SQUIRE Station Wagon, low ml101ge, by local own~, Jood w.w. $995 trl!;!• VB engine, automatic trans., power JteerinC and bnket, • ...;. o,;;;,.-;;.:.<~··~c~~ ,._..11 <llo and heater. Save here. 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. H.T. 3119 VB engine with radio and heattr. $895 t speed box, vinyl Interior, wbllo llntsb, 62 Electra "22$" · Buick 2 Dr. HT $1,095 oo. automatle' olllft. Spotleas Inside and 30 Uc 62 LaSabre Buick 4 Dr. H. T• ..:._ $1,095 IUtoi!JitiC I.UV TO PLACI A oar thlrdFanlllure, Door budgBt lbOp. :::' r.n~r' For Rent ~- · ; ,., F-lbllllll~ Forney feet ·· WELDERS.' C a.Jl 992-2276 from 8 to 10 a. m. or. 6 to B p. m. f 14 Uc C&E Diet-Aid tablets, a pie-. ant your way destretotorhelp food. decN!ase Nelsoa'a iiUSEDsiii~ecii'iCiiieiii~iilfii~Drug~~Sto~re.~==~f..:•~S~9te For Sale ' 89M423. Llndmork Hu lwerythlng MOST COMPLETI FERTILIZER SERVICE IN THE AREA Bulk ond bog lortUirer, bulk opnodlnt oppllcotars, bulk 1PN1der trucks - for 1lf your lortlllur nods. IIHII.l Pao.-..~1.. Open M1 9 pm - •Man..SOI. HAf · ·· .• . :.,. 1,..AL ··CA, ::. CA'iiL DJCK RAWLI,.: .. . ' ···• Elmlr' E, Wlilte; -104¥.1 Soutll·.tth St., liill'qrl; O. iaw.llnS. H~~~~~ WY 24111 ; MIDDLIPORi. ·,OHIO . I In a.,....entatlve Thla Area 20 Yurt For , Johnaon 1 Son, 222 4thAvt~ Huntington v. v. !;::::::::::::::::::;;::;;=.;:;.~:; · EVJNRUDE SaJesand 5e.I'YiC8 Ohio Boatancl Motor LlceMe MARINE Yaur Htltlng System II The MOst Important f~Jppllance In Your Homt, LU Ui Glva It A Good· Mid Winter Check BA.. KER & SEYfRIED HEATING & • • ' . II 0.... OP 111111 . . ., • , eAiunilbum'Sicll"'., ·eAiumlnum tlllnp eAiumlllum WlndNI I Doora . • . r Partt e Pall" elll""" bllllllllotiln ' OR CAl-l, C:OLLICT'SD ~ . ' Bv ARt SANSOM ' ·y ·. , Shop WiNNIE WINKLE •Car •Truck tHeater · Core eBuUdanr - •AnyType HAl-f COURAGE; WINNIE 1 .J:..~5E HOPE WIIH EVER'Y HOUR KEITH GO~ FOJID WY CHICK. 'THEY M\' " NO NEWS 15 ·GOODNEW5~ 'JHAT PA~E:;. · Mkld11port, O, AIR CONDITIONING POMEROY 992-2111 ...... ~ e~umlnvm 'lhmlnp BUDGET PRICJI:tl noallurl WANT AD PHONI tH·21SI ~' .Syrama,Qflto .• . Pomoroy, fllhlo . N ......... .,.. ,. 12101 N.can. latvrclaJ ' ' WB &'SERVICE . ., ,J, ooe oJ cleaileat e:l'a In area. Power stee:fi power brakes, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. OPPICI HDUU 111. tt J:OO p. -.. DlltJ ' l'• or·.:·;;· ,·. ; .:.;, ' . HOMO~· Cutact: 'CHARLES 'liSLE: · ou~ ROliN MAI.DNI' . ,),.• Power. ateorJur, ,power brak· BLAETTNARS Pomeroy Motor Co. .. . ' I '· / HOCKINGPORT. OH10 PHON I 661.3370 PIIW 992-3194 or 9924395 PO!ftltOY· o. DEE STORAGE dPERIENaD By HOWIE ~H~EIDER WH!EL I / .. , ALIGNMENT SHE 'Jllii.JI<S SHe UI<ES Mt A LimE BIT... SHE THINK':> SJ-\E DOIJ'! .. SHE TH!IJI<S SJ.{~ UJ<ES M!!: A Lim£ Bit •. SHE THikii<S 'SHE Do'-l'T... - r ' ' ..,, • '•11. There'5 one who could! - Barr4!. By MERRILl. B'-OSSER NOW TAKING . ;, ~PLICATION$ By f.IAROLD' GRAY FOR CARRIERS . 'iR£ CAN'T J.£l.P W<xiOI::PJH~ ~ lr'lru S£1'i QIO, W.O.T JU~ 'aOOT RUIHE.D 'EM; G'tll.ClfT ~ &e-.1 A/'tfTH(N(l IN. MIDDLEPORT. 12Q "DDNI=OL, CR AllH11E: BEE WOOt..IlfT N: <;a FlruUD Q' ~lr-1 F<1! POt! 1'1 p Canted Faye Manley Middleport LARGE assortment of clothing GENERAL WORK, PalnUng, bas arrived, plenty of wornmowing lawns and en's, boys and girls clothing work, call or contact and men's work uniforlll8. Jef. Templeton, Batley Run fers Used Clothing Store, Rt. Pomeroy. > 4 12tc 33, going towarda the fairWORK FOR bulldozer. Mr. grounds. 5 14 Otc Harry M. Bolin, m South 2 STORY HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 26 St., Middleport. ~ dining room, living room, Help Wanted kitchen, bath and utility. Lin· coin Drive, Pomeroy. Phone . 992-3775. 5 14 2tp HAVE OPEII.'ING lor lady, Business College or W. C. TRAt'l'OR, plows and perience preferred, but cultivator, 19M VB Ford molessential. Need shorthantd, or 1 Bo1in .oower chain SEIW, iyplnl and bookkeeping. 1956 Cevrolet 2 door car. Jjkt .. to meet . people. Wri1:e 1 Phon• 742-1656. • Dally Senlinel, Box 668 L, 5 14 lite Inti training, experlence·•p~l;~.,~, i: l .lf'lfl,IJILEi. -il'Kc: rr<eiiSiered when available. AU « black miniature poodle pups. llllcUy confidential and in· Will be ready to go, last of tervlews wUI be arranged. May. Phone 949-3&21. 5 10 Ole 5 14 3tc --------~~----1 • ROOM IJDIUmlshed apartment ________________ 1 1D Pomeroy. PlL t19M3115. 11 1! Wanted To Buy ANTIQUES, William Hamm, Middleport, Ohio, tm-2959. . .• AlliiOSS 1. Scrutin!M 1. Peroloa J'Ulor t . Ellc 10. caJJed fOI', ulna ··- u. Klteben JIOW1i 15. Shad, halibut or cod 11. Bolt "CeftCJ' DOWN 1.0ftbo2.Dia- . t~ Jl'lbltc pl... 1.-o( 12. Clwity 13. Klndot 4.Com- eiJir polnt a.~ ' 14. Jllllpond 15.-.. 16. Nlckel; •• XoleNCI 1T.Slow4t .. ?.Put utaWI .,..,. lnlaarrottoa lt. Vary!Dc wolchU JDdla IO,·Jcb 2LNbnblo '· """ ,_ ··- l.l'l>lllby tam Jt.JIIIItlllllt 22.Aqlor'a ...... U.Cont.K ------~----1-H_U_e For Sela or Rent· ,I _______________ ~B81E AND $1 ATS lt.Butter " lmlYtl 13.~ eon- aernttv. 24. lfUJleal. lmlru· ment 27. Inter. mectiate: • L&w :lll.&mm data 29. Plaeeo 31. Weavtnc tramo 31i.J:.onr, fea.t:btre4 IC&rf IT.Coln: obtr. 32. .Pema~t~ deer troptUa, the ltqtb. and fonnatton ot the wordl are lCacb day tiM ..,.. IItten .,.. dlttoreat. - ' 1::1 VISIT Wl'l1l TAYLORS au hlnta. 4 Crntorrana Qaolalloa OIP VJBZH BQCJPKZV TCV Middleport. Contact Myrtle ency, 992-2194 for T rave I Harrison, m.3704 or stop at Trailer Camper Trailer or VIPKCI, KRH CIP VBQU JPKZV VUiage Hall iD Middleport. Plclt-up Camper Insurance. BQC CIP XZPICVC , -XNZBR 5 15 3te Also Motorcycle lnsurant'e at I .SOtur...,.. CJniiGquo,., ADVERTISING IS LTKIC J. BOM· -----...,...-----" popu1M rates. 5 10 Uc BARDMIIlNT; ITil lllFFECTIVICNIIB8 DlllPIIlNDS 1.1PON KEEPING rr 1.1P~ANONniOUS Alfi'OMOBILE lnturonce been fO tilT, Kinr l't&turet "vndleatt. JMJ eatieelledT Loot your operat· Pboill . Cl"l UCIIIH? Call WY 3-21116. S 11 S!c .,. . ·'· M. BYWBJot IN.IIxclomalloll 2li. .UO.t DBZ li 1~ nc By RAEBURN VAN BlJR!N 21. Jlelocly 218-· tale; eolloq. IMurence -.. '\ . John ROOM HOUSE, two bed· rr. P!erpoat, rooms, wall to wall carpet- t JobnHUDt, otal. ing in living room, full baseSO.liiUl'll ment, L!l'l acres, Mulberry nl<lowne Heights, Phone lm-3429. ll.Impooe, uatu 5 14 tie 5 ROOM HOUSE aJll bath In PHONE. Reulet Insurance Ag· .. '· aUto oervlce. Jack's eratlon, New Haven. 11112-21179. 4• 11 kind _ Roots • Bark ~ing STEREO Console, contempor- 3S.Frtoch Revolution seng, yellow root, wild glnger • ary waln~t Stereo with AM, month May Apple, clean, no dirt. PA, rad1o, deluxe flo~~g 36. Flexed Garden BUI Bailey, P. 0. Boz tt, tu.rntable, perfect cond1bon, 36. vegetable Reedsville, Ohio, tSm. ta«e over payments of $0 per 3T. Apple I20tc month or pay balance due ct~~~.tera 4 17 - - - - - - - -- $146.96. Try It lD your home. 5 9 6tc DAILY CBYPI'OQUOIE - Here'e how to worlt It: STANDING timber lD Oblo or Call 992-3218. AllYDLaA.llla West VIrginia, or old farms - - - - - - - - - to L 0 II Q PI: L 'L 0 W with timber. Marlon Reynolds, NIGHT Crawlers, 5 dozen $1. One lett.er limply 1tlndl ror another. In thta aample A 11 ute4 Bo1 77, Syracuse, Ohio. P~one 119U376. 5 12 3tp for the three L'1, X tor the two O'a, ete. Sin&l<r Ietten, apo.~~ ~~ :• .: 28. llloetrtlloil partlclo ----------~4~~-~~~,--------------- ' ""\1. GOOD :'15x8 Aluminum house trailer. Henry Bahr. L o n g Bottom, Ohio. Phone 98$-3988 Chester. 5 11 3tc . ~ WH AT!i.V.I'l IT 1-MS MU~ ftEEH' WHAT QaT ~IM ~ 1\lTOVIi. UP f iOMS.T~l iN' 1'00 WfTH ·~G II'M:ll.v&O• f Ql.t, WEL\.1 LIVE AK' lt~ ) L<IH<; Etll>l<l>\, ~INO M Hfl\lt Gang murder In' the sta'tei wu , O.D• j �._. - - - - - - - - - "'" ;-'"T"'-' .. '!"'i'"'--- • 1•""--·--~-·-· - .............. - 1 ' .. _ ...~, .... _ .._ _ ..,..._.. ~- • 1 ' ~ I ~ ; ,, 1 >- l' f' " .. t, ·,' 1' ,..'/. • '• ~# ,i, ' ' " <, "'-1',' I I • ~ I .~ . ' ~- ,,,. t , ,- ~·'- .,, 'it.._ ~* ,,' .. ' ·· 'f'i··· ..• ' ' ....... :;.-Itt' ,' • j:'i.4 . • .' · ·~:· . ;.."'I ' w·' -.~A ;· 1/' ... ' ..·, .;; ·, _ .,.. , I -."'} ;,, !l ' .{ .. • 1,t p "-~· ' . ' • ' "' il'. t l • r ~-. .fr\, .· ol'; ~ ,, .' ( -11''' • i .- • • . '" • .' J ; ROliN MALONI .,_, ' t Pomeroy OP . -.v ' "• ' ' . BARGAIN HUtmRS 0011rry ,_M_o_to_r_eo_. 62 Electr1 "225" · Buick 2 Dr. HT $1,095 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR $1195 . Power ale«<ng power bnk· eo, automatiC' :htrt. Spotless 194 cu. in. 6 cyll Std. trail!. Radio, Heater, IJke new, whiteInside and out. wall tires, aq6a f nlsh. 1962 FORD 9 PASS. COUNTRY SQUIRE $995 station Wagon, low mileate, by Ioeal owner, 1Jood w.w. tria, va englne, automatic trans., power Jteerine and brake&, :-:;. 62 LeS1bre Buick 4 Dr. H. T. _ $1,095 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. H.T. $895 389 VB engine with 4 speed box, vinyl Interior, while lin!Jb, Ooe of oleaneot 62's In area. Power steering, power brak.., auto1!11tl< oblft. dio and heater. Save here. ndio and Motor Co. ............. Pomeroy Of' EN EVES. 9:00 p.M. OPPICI NOUll to S1IIO p. m.. DII'Y ... til 12100 Noon. hturcltf IAIY TO PLACI A a. -. IIG •IGt,CIIID WANT AD II ONI 01' 'Jt• . . NICifl PiOI'I.III . . CA1d. Syracuse, QhJo Fer FrM I1H11111M • • , · · ellumlnum 1141111·· ·tAiumlnum ~lllnao eAlumlnum WIJHIIWs tdlooro eCilr Porll tPolln ellown In IIIIUlo!IOn OR CA~L· cOLLICT'SU 6111 Elmer'E, White, 404¥1 South 4th St.l~n. O, DICK RAW~JrtGl . · .. eAlumlnum~..,lnao feet Forney WELDERS. C a II 992-2276 from 8 to 10 a. m. or 6 to 8 p. m. 4 14 tfc CI<E Diet-Aid tablels, a pleaaant way to belp decreaoe Po1111ror, Ohio . SAil$ & SERVIQ ' heat~r. . BLAETTNARS .IIQND ·. Contact: . . 'CHARLES USlt ..,, , SHORE '>ORE. IMWI\'1 WON't MlioJO? ., I bwling• H~S.Iis WY ~2)~{ . · · f MIDDLIP~t •.OHIO Rtpr..llltlllve IIi Thla Ara 20 YNrt For V. V. Johnson a Son, 222 4th Ave. Huntington Nelooa'sl':=:=:;::=::=::::::~======== PNOMI tH-1UI your desire Drug Store. for rood. 4 • 391c lj Lond1111rk Hu lvorythlng MOST COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE IN THE AREA Bulk ond bog l'trtUiier, bulk spreading 1ppllntors, bulk tpn1dtr trucks - your ftrtlllztr netds. hr •It • POMEROY 992-2181 Open Ill 9 pm - • Men..S.I. EVINRUDE S.lt1 1nd Se.rvice Ohio Boat and Motor License SCHWARZEL MARINE " -- ~ .. _ -~ ~' -""' -;_ ":_•• -HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONI667.3370 ~~-·-.,~-- - - Your ~lnfl System Ia The , _ lmport111t Apo pllent:e In Your Home, Lilt Ua Give It A GCiod Mid Winter Check BAKER & SEYFRIED HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Phllito 992-3794 or 992-2395 ''""""·o. All fUw Rlldlator Shop WiNNIE WINKU! e Car • Truck • Heater Core eBuiW- eAnyType kEnH GOBLE FOJID WY 2-2196 MO;!!,HAV5 YOU HEAADP A r.w/LI1'6 IJE!N WINNIE1_;_LOSE HOPE W11H · EVERY HOIJR 1'01/JVD ....30 MILE& -'0\JTH OF /!ERE:, lllAT PA6ee5. Mlddloport, O, FREE STORAGE lUsl plher aU rour wlotor rarmeuta a6d lioN them with UL ,1\!o more eloaeta eramped with unnaed <loth· lag. No more airing, aortint. IJ11'1Yloi aod paekli]g wltli your Winter clothes. ~eg­ tblng :rou nnd II beoUiiflW1 eleaned 1lfel,y, lniured . and ~ aloUd, Ev01'1 Item ~ presred when you eall •ur It Nothing to [)81tlll fall No bulging closets, ilfe frGm moths and safe lroiD theft. Bring them In or cell for Pick Up & Dell~!1 $1,.. vice Phone m5'fl . • lilk • M•<Ek . MOI-1100£0, HOIV txl\OU F~EI.. Af\OUT i'llt. ? .,......""""'""",.... ... .. ' - ~~· ~ - llv HOWIE st1fi'IEIDER Si1E TI-IIIJKS S:He UKES lilt A LJnte: BIT.. , SHE: THIIJK.S SHE DOPJ'T. .. SH€ TI-IIIJI<S SHE UK.ES ME A LlTrLE Bit •. SHE THIIJI<S 'SHE DOIJ'T... y ' •' I ,,I ' ... - ABC · . Muon,w.v., &y MERRILL BLOSSER I - --·--:------.---JJ NOW TAKING .. :, By HAROLD' GRAY APPLICATIONS __.. FOR CARRIERS IN. MIDDLEPORT. ....,.,...., _._.""' e ... ~~E. Contad Faye Manley WS.l:L HELP H£Alijl'i' J ,.,l'r " " Middleport ' WE NOW DAVE A BUSI· NESS OFFICE AT 11G8 E. MAIN STREET WANT TO SELL WlTD us assortment of clothing GENERAL WORK, ~~:~:~y has arrived, plenty of wommowing lawns and st en's, boys and girls clothing work; rail or contact and men's work uniforms. Jef· Templeton, Bailey Run ~toao, fers Used Clothing Store, Rt. Pomeroy. 5 4 12tc 33, going towards the lair· WORK FOR bulldozer. ~if. grounds. 5 14 8tc Harry M. Bolin, 427 South 2 STORY HOUSE, 3 bedroom,,, Sl., Middleport. 4 26 dining room, living room, kitchen, bath and utility. Lin· Help Wanted coin Drive, Pomeroy. Phone DAVE OPENING tor · 992-3775. 5 14 2tp lady, Business College or W. c. TRACI'OR, plows and perience preferred, but cultivator, 19M V8 Ford moltsSenllal. Need shorthand, or, 1 Bolin power ch:lin BllW, typing and bookkeeping. 1956 Cevrolet 2 door car. ltq . lo meet people. Write Phon• 7424656. · Dally Sentinel, Box 668 L, I 5 14 lite IDe training, experience and ·-----· ---when available. All 3 FEMALE AKC registered lllrlcUy confidential in· blark m1mature poodle pups. terviews will be arranged Will be ready to go, last of May. Phone 9411-3621. 5 10 Stc ~~~~~~-----s 14 3tc t ROOM 11111Umlsbed apartment - - - - - -- ·- - - In PoiiiO.\'Oy. Pb. 119U38li. bed· II 18 lie ROOM HOUSE, two rooms, wall to wall carpet- 1 W•nted To Buy ing in living room, full ba,., men!, 1.92 acres, Mulberry ANTIQUES, William Hamm, Heights, Phone 1192-3429. Middleport, Ohio, 992-2959. 5 14 lfc --------~4 ~~~~~ --------·-----II klnd - Roots • Bark ~ing STEREO Console, contempor· seng, yellow root, wild ginger, ary wnlnut Stereo w1th AM, May Apple, clean, no dirt. PA, r•dJO, deluxe fioatlng Bill Bailey, P. 0. BoJ If, turntable, perlect condition, Reedilville, Obio, 45772. take over payments of $5 per t 17 120tc month or pay balance due ________.:..._: $146.96. Try II in your home. 5 9 6tc STANDING limber In Oblo or Call 1192-3218. West VIrginia, or old farms - - - - - - - - - - - with Umber. Marion Reynolds, NIGHT Crawlers, 5 dozen Bo• 77, Syracuse, Ohlo. Pl\one 1192-6376. 5 12 3lp I zt Uc '1. For S11le ot Rent· lnlurii'IC4I D.\0.1' CRYPI'OqUOTE - Hue'e how to work It: Alt:l'DLaAAJ:a II LO!Iortt:LLOW One letter limply atandl tor anotrr.er. In thl• ~&~nple A 11 Uled for the three L'1, X tor the two O'a, etc. Slncle letten, apo•~ trophla, the 1earth and formation ot tbe wordl are 11.1 hint&. Each day tbt CIG4r letten I n dlftneDt. ·~q.- ---------1 For R•nl ·--==-=-......,. "tfi'OMUBILE tnsurl!lce been cancelled? Lost your opera~ w'1 llceuo? Call WY 11-211118. t !5 He VISIT WITH TAYLORS . 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath In PHONE Reuter Insurance AgDB~ OIP VJBZH BQCJPKZV YCV Middleport. Contact Myrtle ency, 1192-2194 for T r a v e l VIPKCI, KRH CIP VBQU JPKZV HArrison. ~3704 or atop at Trailer, Camper Trailer or Village Hallm Middleport . Pick-up Camper Insurance. B Q C C I P X Z P K V C. - X N Z B R 5 I$ 3te Also Motorcycle Insurance al .satur..,-o (Jryptoquote: ADVI!:RTISING IS LIKE A BOM· popular rates. 5 10 lfc BARDMENT; ITS EffiOC'TIVENESS DICPENDS UPON =="'=-~ I S'PO<;E Wi: 9-loolorn AAIE BEtK ~IM: euT we COUI..DM'T VER'( KEEPING IT UP.-ANONYMOUS (0 l.W7, klnr J'•h1re1 ltvnd*lt, be.) O.D. W.HAT.vill IT WAS MUiT ~ ftEEfi· WHAT QJT ~1M c;Z ~ UP! 'IOOMiiTHIH' 'T'OQ loiiiTH "C.ETTIMCO JN\.00/E.D"I OH, \IJEl.l1 UV E. Ati' LI"-TEE'\ LOHc; GHCllll;l1, WCLL FIH~ MJ �._. - - - - - - - - - "'" ;-'"T"'-' .. '!"'i'"'--- • 1•""--·--~-·-· - .............. - 1 ' .. _ ...~, .... _ .._ _ ..,..._.. ~- • 1 ' ~ I ~ ; ,, 1 >- l' f' " .. t, ·,' 1' ,..'/. • '• ~# ,i, ' ' " <, "'-1',' I I • ~ I .~ . ' ~- ,,,. t , ,- ~·'- .,, 'it.._ ~* ,,' .. ' ·· 'f'i··· ..• ' ' ....... :;.-Itt' ,' • j:'i.4 . • .' · ·~:· . ;.."'I ' w·' -.~A ;· 1/' ... ' ..·, .;; ·, _ .,.. , I -."'} ;,, !l ' .{ .. • 1,t p "-~· ' . ' • ' "' il'. t l • r ~-. .fr\, .· ol'; ~ ,, .' ( -11''' • i .- • • . '" • .' J ; ROliN MALONI .,_, ' t Pomeroy OP . -.v ' "• ' ' . BARGAIN HUtmRS 0011rry ,_M_o_to_r_eo_. 62 Electr1 "225" · Buick 2 Dr. HT $1,095 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR $1195 . Power ale«<ng power bnk· eo, automatiC' :htrt. Spotless 194 cu. in. 6 cyll Std. trail!. Radio, Heater, IJke new, whiteInside and out. wall tires, aq6a f nlsh. 1962 FORD 9 PASS. COUNTRY SQUIRE $995 station Wagon, low mileate, by Ioeal owner, 1Jood w.w. tria, va englne, automatic trans., power Jteerine and brake&, :-:;. 62 LeS1bre Buick 4 Dr. H. T. _ $1,095 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. H.T. $895 389 VB engine with 4 speed box, vinyl Interior, while lin!Jb, Ooe of oleaneot 62's In area. Power steering, power brak.., auto1!11tl< oblft. dio and heater. Save here. ndio and Motor Co. ............. Pomeroy Of' EN EVES. 9:00 p.M. OPPICI NOUll to S1IIO p. m.. DII'Y ... til 12100 Noon. hturcltf IAIY TO PLACI A a. -. IIG •IGt,CIIID WANT AD II ONI 01' 'Jt• . . NICifl PiOI'I.III . . CA1d. Syracuse, QhJo Fer FrM I1H11111M • • , · · ellumlnum 1141111·· ·tAiumlnum ~lllnao eAlumlnum WIJHIIWs tdlooro eCilr Porll tPolln ellown In IIIIUlo!IOn OR CA~L· cOLLICT'SU 6111 Elmer'E, White, 404¥1 South 4th St.l~n. O, DICK RAW~JrtGl . · .. eAlumlnum~..,lnao feet Forney WELDERS. C a II 992-2276 from 8 to 10 a. m. or 6 to 8 p. m. 4 14 tfc CI<E Diet-Aid tablels, a pleaaant way to belp decreaoe Po1111ror, Ohio . SAil$ & SERVIQ ' heat~r. . BLAETTNARS .IIQND ·. Contact: . . 'CHARLES USlt ..,, , SHORE '>ORE. IMWI\'1 WON't MlioJO? ., I bwling• H~S.Iis WY ~2)~{ . · · f MIDDLIP~t •.OHIO Rtpr..llltlllve IIi Thla Ara 20 YNrt For V. V. Johnson a Son, 222 4th Ave. Huntington Nelooa'sl':=:=:;::=::=::::::~======== PNOMI tH-1UI your desire Drug Store. for rood. 4 • 391c lj Lond1111rk Hu lvorythlng MOST COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE IN THE AREA Bulk ond bog l'trtUiier, bulk spreading 1ppllntors, bulk tpn1dtr trucks - your ftrtlllztr netds. hr •It • POMEROY 992-2181 Open Ill 9 pm - • Men..S.I. EVINRUDE S.lt1 1nd Se.rvice Ohio Boat and Motor License SCHWARZEL MARINE " -- ~ .. _ -~ ~' -""' -;_ ":_•• -HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONI667.3370 ~~-·-.,~-- - - Your ~lnfl System Ia The , _ lmport111t Apo pllent:e In Your Home, Lilt Ua Give It A GCiod Mid Winter Check BAKER & SEYFRIED HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Phllito 992-3794 or 992-2395 ''""""·o. All fUw Rlldlator Shop WiNNIE WINKU! e Car • Truck • Heater Core eBuiW- eAnyType kEnH GOBLE FOJID WY 2-2196 MO;!!,HAV5 YOU HEAADP A r.w/LI1'6 IJE!N WINNIE1_;_LOSE HOPE W11H · EVERY HOIJR 1'01/JVD ....30 MILE& -'0\JTH OF /!ERE:, lllAT PA6ee5. Mlddloport, O, FREE STORAGE lUsl plher aU rour wlotor rarmeuta a6d lioN them with UL ,1\!o more eloaeta eramped with unnaed <loth· lag. No more airing, aortint. IJ11'1Yloi aod paekli]g wltli your Winter clothes. ~eg­ tblng :rou nnd II beoUiiflW1 eleaned 1lfel,y, lniured . and ~ aloUd, Ev01'1 Item ~ presred when you eall •ur It Nothing to [)81tlll fall No bulging closets, ilfe frGm moths and safe lroiD theft. Bring them In or cell for Pick Up & Dell~!1 $1,.. vice Phone m5'fl . • lilk • M•<Ek . MOI-1100£0, HOIV txl\OU F~EI.. Af\OUT i'llt. ? .,......""""'""",.... ... .. ' - ~~· ~ - llv HOWIE st1fi'IEIDER Si1E TI-IIIJKS S:He UKES lilt A LJnte: BIT.. , SHE: THIIJK.S SHE DOPJ'T. .. SH€ TI-IIIJI<S SHE UK.ES ME A LlTrLE Bit •. SHE THIIJI<S 'SHE DOIJ'T... y ' •' I ,,I ' ... - ABC · . Muon,w.v., &y MERRILL BLOSSER I - --·--:------.---JJ NOW TAKING .. :, By HAROLD' GRAY APPLICATIONS __.. FOR CARRIERS IN. MIDDLEPORT. ....,.,...., _._.""' e ... ~~E. Contad Faye Manley WS.l:L HELP H£Alijl'i' J ,.,l'r " " Middleport ' WE NOW DAVE A BUSI· NESS OFFICE AT 11G8 E. MAIN STREET WANT TO SELL WlTD us assortment of clothing GENERAL WORK, ~~:~:~y has arrived, plenty of wommowing lawns and st en's, boys and girls clothing work; rail or contact and men's work uniforms. Jef· Templeton, Bailey Run ~toao, fers Used Clothing Store, Rt. Pomeroy. 5 4 12tc 33, going towards the lair· WORK FOR bulldozer. ~if. grounds. 5 14 8tc Harry M. Bolin, 427 South 2 STORY HOUSE, 3 bedroom,,, Sl., Middleport. 4 26 dining room, living room, kitchen, bath and utility. Lin· Help Wanted coin Drive, Pomeroy. Phone DAVE OPENING tor · 992-3775. 5 14 2tp lady, Business College or W. c. TRACI'OR, plows and perience preferred, but cultivator, 19M V8 Ford moltsSenllal. Need shorthand, or, 1 Bolin power ch:lin BllW, typing and bookkeeping. 1956 Cevrolet 2 door car. ltq . lo meet people. Write Phon• 7424656. · Dally Sentinel, Box 668 L, I 5 14 lite IDe training, experience and ·-----· ---when available. All 3 FEMALE AKC registered lllrlcUy confidential in· blark m1mature poodle pups. terviews will be arranged Will be ready to go, last of May. Phone 9411-3621. 5 10 Stc ~~~~~~-----s 14 3tc t ROOM 11111Umlsbed apartment - - - - - -- ·- - - In PoiiiO.\'Oy. Pb. 119U38li. bed· II 18 lie ROOM HOUSE, two rooms, wall to wall carpet- 1 W•nted To Buy ing in living room, full ba,., men!, 1.92 acres, Mulberry ANTIQUES, William Hamm, Heights, Phone 1192-3429. Middleport, Ohio, 992-2959. 5 14 lfc --------~4 ~~~~~ --------·-----II klnd - Roots • Bark ~ing STEREO Console, contempor· seng, yellow root, wild ginger, ary wnlnut Stereo w1th AM, May Apple, clean, no dirt. PA, r•dJO, deluxe fioatlng Bill Bailey, P. 0. BoJ If, turntable, perlect condition, Reedilville, Obio, 45772. take over payments of $5 per t 17 120tc month or pay balance due ________.:..._: $146.96. Try II in your home. 5 9 6tc STANDING limber In Oblo or Call 1192-3218. West VIrginia, or old farms - - - - - - - - - - - with Umber. Marion Reynolds, NIGHT Crawlers, 5 dozen Bo• 77, Syracuse, Ohlo. Pl\one 1192-6376. 5 12 3lp I zt Uc '1. For S11le ot Rent· lnlurii'IC4I D.\0.1' CRYPI'OqUOTE - Hue'e how to work It: Alt:l'DLaAAJ:a II LO!Iortt:LLOW One letter limply atandl tor anotrr.er. In thl• ~&~nple A 11 Uled for the three L'1, X tor the two O'a, etc. Slncle letten, apo•~ trophla, the 1earth and formation ot tbe wordl are 11.1 hint&. Each day tbt CIG4r letten I n dlftneDt. ·~q.- ---------1 For R•nl ·--==-=-......,. "tfi'OMUBILE tnsurl!lce been cancelled? Lost your opera~ w'1 llceuo? Call WY 11-211118. t !5 He VISIT WITH TAYLORS . 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath In PHONE Reuter Insurance AgDB~ OIP VJBZH BQCJPKZV YCV Middleport. Contact Myrtle ency, 1192-2194 for T r a v e l VIPKCI, KRH CIP VBQU JPKZV HArrison. ~3704 or atop at Trailer, Camper Trailer or Village Hallm Middleport . Pick-up Camper Insurance. B Q C C I P X Z P K V C. - X N Z B R 5 I$ 3te Also Motorcycle Insurance al .satur..,-o (Jryptoquote: ADVI!:RTISING IS LIKE A BOM· popular rates. 5 10 lfc BARDMENT; ITS EffiOC'TIVENESS DICPENDS UPON =="'=-~ I S'PO<;E Wi: 9-loolorn AAIE BEtK ~IM: euT we COUI..DM'T VER'( KEEPING IT UP.-ANONYMOUS (0 l.W7, klnr J'•h1re1 ltvnd*lt, be.) O.D. W.HAT.vill IT WAS MUiT ~ ftEEfi· WHAT QJT ~1M c;Z ~ UP! 'IOOMiiTHIH' 'T'OQ loiiiTH "C.ETTIMCO JN\.00/E.D"I OH, \IJEl.l1 UV E. Ati' LI"-TEE'\ LOHc; GHCllll;l1, WCLL FIH~ MJ �,, . •t( ' t '' ' l' I ·'I' ' .' " ' '; -~t ' I',,. ' ,· i '.'" ' •• Band \V.•.... SAl~- ~ ~ ·lw.._ llerce·N~•tlle1 could pt U.S. Alr-'J'Ii;J&j jel lilt wblle 1111pplle1-0IIl! by paracllute. raiding ~1111!1 Vlaa,m may _., :- u,J.. IIa~ 1ald the have SO!II·~lllllde Comljm. plldt o! a Jl.lls!!IIB Fl~ Dial Cbl!!a, .' IJIO!ieimea ~el fl&h!er·bomber 1aid was apotted oa a course In Sel1tll ~am. a us. Monday wblcb "could ba9B Ar!ny lOree •Wiped oUt • ·hlm lnad9B!'Iei1Uy near Cong ban4 ·. ill a atunn!Dg lhe fiorth 'Vteloameae bordar lrlekOIIJ~ victory but with Bed auna. · Loathe~-... the Norlh- "We have no word on iba twoSoutb Vle!Dat4 border met<ill!da man ~revr." a apokesmaa Bald. *-··,. . '' ...,, Soci~ ly ...'l;>-Y.: ;. I ' · ,· ~~ viet- !the It•was•uot IJ!,nuirJjately dlrmed delta. liO mllel iDu1b •of !ougbU,orth Vletmmeael!'oopa ~~~~~~ barl~cUbem bact. • dellroyecl CommJmlst mablla l!pOketme~~lllcl. , ' wby'tbe 'l'llunderdiler;- ~y a s.tgoo today, troops of the U.S. lor ~~~ lhird day .In a rice Suppllecl By Plnehute aQtl·alrcraft missile lites bead- 1'Jie North ~- 111'1! , . on"'"an craft, was.· carrying Army91blnlan1fY,OMsjoa:beat pad4y ,lllldjuncJebattleawtrting Tl <;flbting proved so • ., eel. lor lbe Soutb Vletoam beeo, ~ · trrW lo.J!Il ap two men. down the, f!Dal reilsf.anCo! _ a near lbe embatllecl Amerleao tb( r~, -•v to I(Jppijt the IJGrder. "*''"'~' .~~~~ 1 Laallleparl · gueri'llla ~·they jumpecroa oulpGtt dfConThteo. ,. ~ ~ •!~o .~rGj>pln£ The FltiOI, Qtllllly uaed 011!1 bMZ' to : ol(,l'! The plane's pilot Jut repor!ecllolonday evcm!Dg. They ·reported pushing lbe & <•u, •1s ' 0qto0;;· agalnlt tlrgell ill South Viii- rllds -by Alt• F.._,IJI!I ! be was "headlng out" of the killing 69 Viet Cong and poat from the South willislood IDI!II .... ~ ····~ [ Poe '/ls-1 . 01, darted· lei'OII the border, Stra!Dforfnllel. 'l'lle - . - I t.rget 111'118 near lbe North mf!ertug one American dead fim a heavy mortar aijadl:. ln tile air ... "' "••· OemWtariled Zone (Dio!Z) 6ilo1>- reeeilll1 ' called· oft - ~~~· , , 0 VIetnamese MIG· illterceptor and 26 woUDded ill tile actiOn in Then the Communllla rose 'and, miltiary ·~ to... and ~ two llllrl$ce to due to the. SAM- lbieati '<Jijjfj . 1 baae at Kep, 3'1 miles northeut the guerrilla stronghold COUBtq. hurling s~tchel eberg'ea, ~ U.S.' Air I'OM F10II Air lollsllle cSAiol} launcben oe been polql!fiDJ, 1111111 of 111'11-· , or Haool. I Just below the North'·South charged the Leathernecks three ~bres on 1 rare mtsalon truckl and accompanying radar Not111 ' Vl~ames'e ~ - · ' Ib !be dried ~ paddlea of VieloaJ11 border ' Leatllell*ks lliDei. Each tl~e _llle Amerl- over North VielnO> ca~ and •fiDII wbldl operate tile ml•'!_lfl, poa~ In l!!f£!' area, '. ";' e' lrl~ tow~ -~ . ,f" . q.~,1 . . • "'J. •r./ ldty I . NowYouKoo.w ·• enttne Clwrlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 .. , . ·.. t·s~.,·-"- -- ·-: .Riee II tile prWpal W il ... dllrd " tile ...... _......,. . ..." Pomeroy Council Approv~ New Street Lighting Rate$ BOY STILL MISSING 19 Mercury Vapor Lights Pomeroy Emer&ency Squad memben returned draUIIIII the Ohio River Monday ' " GENA MATHEWS TERESA Mtl'URNER · each of the'tour Southern High School classes will be vle.ing at annual banquet on Saturday, May 27, it the higli -and Charles A lldre, R~clne, will represent the freshman cla&s; _Janie~ · S'f racuse, sopllomore class; Gena Mathews, daughter of ~1811 and Teresa McTurner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don McTurner, Linda Yost, 1966 alumni queen, Will crown the winner to be selected by RutlandAlulbld ~ve. ntng In attempts to recover the bod.y ol Randy llanla& 14, wbe Is betleved to bevo drowned Saiurday evenlnr. E!fom """' wuctesslul. niemben. ~ Wh ether you own a prac· ioua mink or an ordinary m o uton , it should be in ·.,raqe where summer heat, mo . "· d· ·~ t. ,....,d thieYel hav , y-:101 o a lance ' damago it. Woloatwo a.l complete lur service by · experts: $ll,Iao ..... Suit ' Heath Church Has Program For Mother's .. --1 FURRIERS' •eANING REPAIRS AND RESTYLING Make Elberfelds In Your Shopping Center Home and _Family ••. ROBINSON S CLEANERS ' 1 F9r .\· I .' J •. '" " ---- " ~' ATI'END ASSEMBLY California produced tons of llgs in 1964. l,=========~l MasoN D¥ive·ln W VII WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE· NEXT WIEK Three former U. S. capltal.o were located in Pennsylvania •t Philadelphia. Lancaater and York. TONIGHT I TUIIDAY MEIGS THEATRE MOY15, 16 Pomoror. 0. "THI RARE 1111111" .James Stewart ¥aureen O'Hara TONIGHT ond TUUOAY Mor 15-16 "MURDIRIRI,~ eON SALE ALL WEE~ AT BOTH STORES Franklin MIDDLEPORT lien Franklin Store POMIROY -'JM.IUS fASHION· ROW" (Teebnlcolor) Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, Ann-Margaret F~aturetta: Trolnlnt for Trou.lo Port Time Pol YolldorGtovn .. . ·~,.-.,. .' ... .. ,,·. , /~ ·<!' Rall~alltn ... Save. Your Saleslips,. They Ar~ ValuableJ PH. 992·5428 216 E. 2nd KUN• - Result~ From STORAGE i· ~ ' '. . ,I ' • . 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