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" ' ' "' •• ' .\ f ' " 7 ' \ ' ""''"' ,,.I!,, .( ; I ~I \ ,/ ' • ' ..• r ' . " \ !). ~·l '' ...' •' u' 'I . '' 'f . .'. ' .. I i ' ' ,. ·' ' ' I ·~ ' • Dall71eDUDt'l, ,_,..llldllleport, 0., May 11, 1867-3 T~Piaius \ Society News Rdoville · Society Notes ' - PJ . Clemente. i OUts Are Futile, .Reds Win,r ' ' ' By vrro Bl'ELUNO · wiDplnii'Uli,·Tony Perez,.waan't IIi bls last· eight at •ball In bls behind the Reds. A victory· l'lllinst his former teammates seven ca111es for, $be VPI Spoi1l W..U. In the Pirate clubbOWie. IUs last .two games. • would have moved them wltbln \o give the Astros their victory blasted lour Giaril ._ 'l in: ._,_ BrktiN It was the "best" game for loth lnniD& double save the But even tiJough Clemente one.game of: the leadel'll. liver the Dodgers. The loss went hits. . Ray· IC!Jip, By llll'l. 1'4'le lloldmoa Roberto Clemente Monday nl&bl league.leadlng ClnciDbatl lled.i had given lite Pirates &.,706 leed .In the -olher three James ·to PhU Regan, who suffered his innlnga to ret the !lin Mrs. Jobn Cbevaller ol Lol- The Riverview Garden Club but It bad to be one of worsl an 8-7 victory over the :ptrates in the ninth, Lee May's lwo-run played Monday In !be majors, first defeat since May 13, 1966 Herbel sufrered the ion. !ride 11'81 a guesl Wednesday of Reedsville held its Aprll for the Pittsburgh Pirates. despite tlll'ee homers and ~. horner Ued it aM perez doubled Chicago wflipped San Francisco after 16 straight victories and Joiul (Blue · M.oon) OdOJi ,, of Mrs. Nelael Weatberm&D. She meeting at the home of Ml'll. "II was the best· game· I've double by Cle111en.te, who drove In Pete Rose In the lOth to pin ~. Kans~a City topped Califor- 11 appearances without a Plerce pilched an eighj;.hjtter to ~lso vlalted berniece, Ml'll. Guy Claremont llards. Roll c a 11 ever bad .•• ,"Clemente said. In ell seven. runs for the losers. the loss on Jilllll Pizarro and ni• 5-2 and Houston edged Los setback. give Kansas City ill ·vlclor7 Spencer and other reiaUves. wea anawered by membOI'II After a loag pause the Pirate · GolnJ Slroq give the victory to Gerry Angeles 5-3 in 10 Innings. The Billy Williams, Lee Thomas over CaUfornia. The iiist.;!Janl Mr. and ' Ml'll, R. C. Orr of brlDglng 11 wild flower to identi· rlghtfielder continued, " ... In C)emente, who · now Jellti the .\..rlgo, · New York-Atlanta, Baltimore- and Ernie Banks hit homers to to Rickey ·9fk·althoti&I\,IJl"'"' The Plains were Sunday guests fy. Mrs. Harllss Frank, pres!- a losing cause, lhal is. My besl majors' In baiting with a .390 It was a costly loss for the Boston and Detroit-Wasbinglon carry the Cubs to their victory or the five runs off hin).'pre of Mr. and Ml'll. C. E. Woode. dent, conducted the business glimes sre when I drive In the iaverage and in RB!s wlth 24, Pirates, the winter book !avo- games were all rained out. over the Giants and into third ; unearned. Odom wenr~..Jt-a' Mr. and Ml'll. Leonard Me- swlon. Members voted to do- winning run." · j has three homOI'II, a t~ple, ttro rites lor the pennant, since It Bob Aspromonte tripled In place In the Nations! League It j•nnings, to get the vi~rt~:pnd GW have returned to the Al nate to the caneer fund in The guy who drove in . the doubles, a single and e~gbt RBI1 fllem lbree games two runs in the loth Inning was lite sixth win In the last Pierce finished up. •.·."."' Scroatb farm here al1er sevu- memory of Mrs. Marlon HBU. A · -"' al months stay near their daugh- lbaak you note was read from ALJ...ST AR - ·,;;t w• ••..,. * * * * * * :;hM!d'":t~:~~~~r!:: ~~iv!i:u!0~ :a,l~~':"!~ ·;~ Johnsonless,Reds Remain 0n Top F0nowmg . v·Ictory Jo Ann Prent~ce Captures Civitan Crow1t_" ; 14wn, Ga. Joseph's Hospital. Tile Spring , DALLAS fUPI) -Jo Ann winds plagued the golfers all lth• cup and sank itlor.lll!l;lltle Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Hayes and Regional meeting was announePrentlc• thought she ''played a day, and only one was able to and the 1;1,475 prize monej~ grandson of Chester were visit- ed for May 20 at the Bradbury tittle chicken" on the finJI conquer the Glen Lakes Country "'"1 lng Mr. and Ml'll. Fon Hal..y School. Tha nominating comround, but the pressure chip Club's 6.177-yard, par 353·6-71 l'iil': and family Friday evening. mlltee, Mrs. Walter Brown, CINCINNATI (UP!) · Art they don't need m'.'' thel won her the Dallas Civitan layout. Q c; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnle Golden Mrs. Donald Myers and Ml'll. Shamsky claims he knows how Tommy Helm•, another of the Open Golf Tournament title That was Carol Mann, see~mg .. "" of Athens and Mr. and Ml'll. Denver Weber, named the lol· Reberto Clemente fell Monday Red cripples with a broken with a tlll'ee-under-par 281 was her second straight title alter 5eldon Baker, Pomeroy visited lowing omcel'll to aerve: pres!- night bul the rest of the ClnciJ>. right toe, sold, "I abuul went a bold 40-foot beauty that died a winning at Midland, Tex., :est · Ll!!i Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and dent, Ml'll. Claremont Harris; nati Reds were too busy cele- crazy slttinl in the stands: foot from the pin. week. Her 32-37-jj9 put her at ''"' famUy, Sunday. vice president, Mrs. Lyle Bald- bratlng to have much s)'lllpathy was yelling like a fan." The M. year. old Alabama even par 284 and won $1,240 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. IUP.II . Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Rlne of erson; secretary, Mrs. R. L. for the Pittsburgh rlghUielder. But Sbamsky stopped a min· blonde floundered to five bogeys fourth place money - Rain again hampered,·oper~ Bethesda spent several days Larkins; treasurer, Mrs. Dor- "We may never lose another ute to think about Clemente. against a lone birdie on the Third place honors went to lions at llle Indianapollll••tor with ber sister, Mr. and Mrs. sel Riebel; librarian, Mrs. Her- game," Chico Ruiz exclaimed "I know just bow be feels, 1 final round, but the S7-3S-75 Kathy Whitworth whose 35-37- Speedway Mooday, ·tiut• <~not • Blain Taylor. man Grossnickle, and flower in the dresslag room after the know what's going through his was just e110ugh to •queeze is 72 left her at 283 and earned before 30 cars, including 28 not Mrs, Guy Boggess vislled an fund treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Wll- leaJUe-leading Reds edged the mind," be said. Last year Cbarlle Brown, eb? one strokr ahead of Judy her $1,540. vel qualified, made in ontO the afternoon with Neisel Weather- IIams. Pirates 8-7 in 10 Innings even Sbamsky came off the bench wilal posltloa does your Kimball, whose 38-35-73 put Miss Kimball had just birdied irack for practice laps. · ""' man. PI ad ~ though Clemente drove In aU and hit three homers but lrlend play!" her at 2112 -worth $1,900. the 18th hole, and left Miss The final two day!'~ of 1 0 Leo Torrence of-•-d Cov'·"'on, . ansd "I charg.,. ·• th e ball th e •olrs t Pr'elj.tCe t' nee d"mg a par to wIn. qua l'f' ...b• rue an wetr' na uremto ur toorbae hpec-ld seven runs for the losers with Reds lost to the Pll''ales 11cat1ons 1or lhe "iimnii •w:.~-•1. Ky. spent Ihe w""""" ere M y 25 1 5 F ked tlll'ee home runs and a double. In extra innings. tlll'ee days before the rains The c'hamplon hit her "best tee Da~ 5~mile auto rac(are:)il 1 with hi• brother, Mr. and Mrs. R a p \ mn:' or Deren Johnson, out with a Belt Gome washed ou~ - Sunday's round," shot of the day," but then (Saturday and Sunday. , Roland Torrence. un e ar • e prgram hamstring, said, "Every day I Meanwhile, in the Miss Prentice recalled. "But I overdubbed her second <hol j In the only serious accident of Mr. and Mra. Dorset Miller consisted of an artl~le. on hollse get sl'Onger but It looks like dressing room, Clemente Major League Leaden played a little chicken out there and only a soft drink stand '<epli the day, Chuck Arneld of and sons have moved hack 14 plants by Mrs. Williams and "This was the best game I've By UDited Preos llllemtitlonal h t •· r r eir home here after beln• In "Ptan,,Ung flower beds and borbd , today ~pecially alter I a ucr rom bouncing 041 o l Gordena, Calif., suffered :b>aisth • ders by Mrs Harris Spnng aDS ever a . . . . Leadiag Batten cold wini came up just as I hit bounds -~ circumst~nce , ~hat j es and was "shaken up a ,bit'' Eustis. Fla .. a couple months. ' · . ' But after a long peuse (baoed on 80 at ball) the first tee. eertslnly woufd have cost her 1when. his racer crashed into .the arrangements wer displa)•ed by i dd·• " Th •-' Mr·. and Mrs. Clsrence Nleh- Mrs Harold M ss Mr H a ""• . . . e ..,.t N u 1 Le "I thought the Lord was the championship. , 1 wall on the northwest >torn 8 008 8 ois have. sold their bou"' and · or, s. arare when I drive in the •JU" · · t th " ·' id Ml P 1· I 1 ' d · and Mrs. Russell Mol- rls and Mrs. Fra_nk. Cake, eofrun." G. AB. R-11. Pel. agalns me en, ""e sa . ss ren Ice cam y P!oppe dunng a practice lap. '' lot to Mr · fee punch and ts Q Cl te p·t• 24 100 24 39 390 The chill 20-25 miles an bour her four-Iron chip shot ri&hl by The car owned by Riclll!rd , laban and bought two lots from ' nun were servIn hi• last eight times at mn ' 1' · Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weather· ed 14 15 memben by the ho':' , NEW YORK (UPI) - The Clemente hsd three homers, Slaub, Hous 21 118 5 25 .388 ~~~:t~he~~~ h~a::g.:lii\:: man and are building a new tess and ~s. GrossrJcle, dur- fifth place Cleveland Indians - triple, two doubles, a Cepeda, StL 22 84 16 30 .357 , ,_ bouse. lng lhe SOCial hour. with four kestraighl wins bebebisixnd and ei•'t RBis. In his last Wiliams, Chi 271111 17 37 .356 and sp&!J twice: ~ ,.., All P'tt 26 99 8 34 343 The rain washed out qualfftca· h lh I 1 · The Women's Society of Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Buckley, em - a on 1 e ~urn r games, he has 7.3 hit• and ey, Christian Service of the Metho- Mrs. Cbarles Ayers and How- New York Yankee.' m ~e start RBis. He's hitting .390 lor Brock, 811 26 120 16 40 .3ls I ~i:~: !~~~arhea~~~-:P r;:~d~y •. dis! Churcil met May 4 at the ard Buckley visited WJ'th Mr. of a !w<>iame series 14mgbt. aesson and leads the Alou, Alia 28116 19 38 .328 -·••t "·ller SF 28 83 9 27 ... · oil the •lirst day of time tl'l8ls. · church annex with six mem- and Mrs. Ronald Slbold and lam The tr aveUng Indi ans th.._, with 24 RBis. "" • .... ' bel'll preaent. Mrs. Effie Horn, ily at Pt. Pleasant. part of the reason lor the sud- Clemeste also prevented Mzrski, Pitt 26111 16 36 ·324 · By United Press lllternatloaal Nadonal League That left eight spots open for prwam leader, chose as her Mr. and Ml'll. Lawrence Rose den change of luck was th~t Reds from winning in lhe WIUs, Pitt 22 95 16 30 .316 1 American Leape W .[. Pet. GB qualifications this weekend lor subject, "Ccnsider the IJUes" spent a lew days with Mr. and Manager Joe Adcock and his when pllcber Gerry American Leape I W. L, Pet GB Chicago , Cincinnati 22 .10 , 688 the !!-car field that will start from Life In the Spirit. Tribute Mrs. Dana Van Meter and fam- players are getting to know smashed a drive that was G. AB. R. H. Pet. 18 7 ·120 ... , Piltsburgh , t6 tO . 613 "3 th;hholi~ayt •:•sst~ M! 0 was paid to mothers In music ily at Belpre. While there Dav- each other a little better;, , lng over the fence. He leaped Kaline, Det 26 99 21 S6 .3&1 Detroit 17 9 .654 1111 Chicago · · 16 11 .593 31\ e as es s Y and ' poetry. Tentative plans In id Van Meter had eye surgery Larry Brown s~d, Were mto the air, tipped It and F.Rbsn, Bal 26 95 20 31 .326 Kansas City 14 11 .500 51\ ' St. Louis 15 II :577 4 was 162 mi,les per hour b!ll AI 1 altentl Officers Tr~ School at Memorial Hospital •, . Mar· still 00 K sbal!~n cruise, Joe balf caromed lor a double. Carew, Min 25 1f1 11 28 .32% Boston 13 14 .481 8 Atlanta 14 14 .500 6 Unser, Albtllluerque, N.Mo;ll at Gallipolis, May 18, were lelia. ill gelling to know how we play Reds' ,manager Dave Was 22 78 g 25 .~1 Cleveland •· lZ 13 .480 8 San Fran 14 15 483 61\ 1car he qUalified Saturday .et 1 made. The secretary wa• to or- Mr. and Mrs. Clyae ·Kind- and w~ ~ j~t beglnnl~~ to said, "i've never seen · Bos '11100 17 32 .320 New York 12 13 .480 6 Phiadelphia IS 14 :481 61> speed of 164 ·594 .m p.h. to pta<:e md of baseball ak " , ... 7 N y k 10 15 .400 8". I~mw on _the outSide of llle lhir1l der Kwlk for making jelly. als o rew and friends of Parkersburg learn his k · m e an easy out , Cal 28 93 16 28 .301 Washington lZ 15 .~ ew or n •v Breenng cards and mi!IC•l\all- visited Sunday Willi Mr. and ._Gary ,Bell, wOO,'• been around Lee May, whoae !)Yo-run Nrlhrp, Del 26104 11 31 .298 Minnesota 11 15 .423 71> Los Angeiea IQ 18 .357 10 lr·•- _·..-..-.-..-.-====...-; eous •"I items. Ml'll. Home Mrs. Mark Pickering· • 'lk 10 yeal'll, oald, II w~ the rough· mer In the last of the ninth' , Min 28105 22 31 295 Baltimore II 15 123 711 Houston 9 ~1 .300 12 , ~ -. "" ' • ·~. "· !:'~• t start be s had with Cleve- il 7-7, said, "I've never been Cnglro, Ros •• 88 13 28 ·.-.". ' C.llforn1·a , . 13 18 ·.us a ul II ~ was named Dower fund chair· and Mrs. R. E. -· •T• Monday's Res 1 man Tbe nell meetin.J wiU be Mrs Cemll l'"'"'·c ,... · ·'"" " a game Ute Ibis; I knew Frhan, Del 26 12 12 24 .293 Monday's Results Chgo 9 San, .Frat\ 3 Jun~ 1 al 1;30 at the aon6. ed he~ busband wifll a >llll out .. ''~ weath_er ,1,1 ~ worst Pizam wasn't going to give Home R..s KC 5 Calif 2 (night! NY at AUanta, ppd, rain '!be Fourth Quarterly Confer- of his birthday recently. ever, Bell smd. We ve lost so an~ng to pull so I was NaHonal Leagne: Aaron 8na Ballo at Bsn, night, •ppd.. Cin 8 Pitt 7 (W logs, nigh!) ence for the Reedsvllle Metho- were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phil· many brutal one-run games. mg lor an outside pitch. Torre, Braves 8; Johnson, Reds ' Del at Wah, night, ppd.. rain Rou 5 Losa 3 (10 ings, night)' dial Charge was held at lbe lips and Wanda, Randy, How- And haviug · 8 manager who thought (Matty) Alou was Ban)<s, Cubs, Brock, Cerda (Ot1ly games scheduled) Today'• Pro'!~~le Pitchers 1 Tuppers Plains church annex on ard and Mike Randolph, of Ll~ never managed before and who to catch it· the way It was and Clemente, Pirates 6. Today's PI'Obable Plteben (All Times EDT) 1 May 2 at 7:30 with around 40 in tie Hocking, Mrs. Gladys bas so many different Ideas f,U1 mg but it got over the fence. America• Leapt: Freehan Cleveland (McDowell 2-1) Pittsburgh IFryman 0.1) at , attendance. The meeting was Morgan and Debbie of a lot of pressure.~n us all. Perez Gelo lloar 111t1 and Kaline, Tigers 7; Blefary New York (Peterson 0-2), Cincinnati (Queen 4-1), B:lli j In charge of the DistriCI Super· R. D., and Nancy Brewer, Port- Bro~ ·•ddedd," '\ :ay ttake Tony Perez, who F. Robinson, Orioles, Agee, p.m. · p.m. 118 8110 er mon ,Y" lntendeut, the Rev. Calvin Rod· •land. ge on- bome the wlnniD& run In Sox and Mlncber, Angels Baltimore (Phoebus I-ll Philadelphia (Ellsworth 1·21 , " AM· READ . ·"''· eheffer, Portsmouth. who also Horace Kibble, John Buchan- to things. But well ~.a better 1oth,- said It was the first Boston (Brw\dim 0-41. 7:30 at St Louis (Washburn 1-2), 9 •howect movies of Camp Frsn- an and Rusaell Randolph at- team In the long run. he ever collected lour hits in ' · Rons Balled Ill Minnesota · (Chance p.m. '· (yoy are reacllrtii '; ', c1 'sAsbury near Rio Grande. tended a NARCE meeting at Completely Revamped Style major leaJUe lame. Nat!ooal League: Clemente, Chicago (Buzbardt t-1), t Houston (Zachary 0-3) at Los ReffOShments were •erved lol· lite Redwood Restaurant in Adcock has .completely re• Perez' double, .bls fourth hit 24; Aaron, Braves 23; California (Sanford 1·21 Angeles (Osteen 4-2), 11 P-Ill,_ I this now) ' lowing 1M meeUng. pre, recently, vam_ped the lnd18Ds style of de- the game, came with two Cards 21: Torre, Braves Kansas City (Hunter 3-S), New Vorl (Seaver 3-1) at Mr. and Mrs. S14nley Gary I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnell, !OilSive play and especially and sent home Pete Rose from and Johnson, Reda 20. p.m. Atlanta (Bruce 2-l), . 8:05 p.m.! • and son of Clearwater. Fla .. Iformer local residents, are now their offense, Brown said. , first baae 14 give Red Amerl<an League: Kallne, Detroit (Wilson 4-2) at Chicago (Jenkins 3-2) at San •l " visited her parents, Mr. and visiting with their D~spite concern thai Adcock s pitcher Arrlgq bls third 22; Freehan, Tjgers 21; lngton (Pascual 2·1). 8·05 Francisco ..(Marichal 5-3). II , Mrs. Dana Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer continual Instructions could victory. Victim of the Robinson, Orioles 20; PeWednelday's Gamel p.m. of Parkersburg. a bad effect on the COil' winning bit was Juan Pizarro, troceUi, Red So•. Klllebrew and Clfve at N. Y. night Wedoesday's Games ·-: .' Mr. and Ml'll. Gene fidence ~f "?me of the hitters, the last of leur Pirate pllchers. Versalles, Twins 18. ' Il'nlto at Bsn, night Pitt a• Cin. night .. · 'FOR ADVERTISINrl .. ,, visited 8 recent Sunday Max AlviS d1sagreed. The Reds al one time down Pittlllog Ml'nn at Cl night Philo at St. Louis. night Mr. and Ml'll. Robert Sams "Joe ~as .~elped, me a lot." ~· sent the game Into National Leape: Veale, Pi- Calif at KC, night · Hou at Losa. night THAT GETS ACTION S sons at Wesron, w. va_. Alvis smd. I don I let It ~~~- 1nnlnga when rookie first rates 5-11; Holtzman, Cubs 4-ll: Del at Wah night New York at Atlanta, night .. ... SOCI j fuse me. I appreclate 'lt. Buill man May !OCked a home run, Farrell, Phil•, O'Dell, Pirates ::.:_:__.:.:_::..__:_ ' _.::_ _ _ _ 1<;Ch~ic~a'!go~at:_:Sa~n~F~ran~_ ___:;!::,,.,"""'.,;,!:!!!!!!!!l!!::!!!!!!~~ 'Sunday afternoon visitor of is go.~ to lake a lot more bls !bird bH of the game, with and Arrigo, Reds 3.0. Eduarljo Corletll scored ·'•. " Mr, and Mrs. Robert Slack,' and Mrs. W. A. Elam. w?~k. , ~·· 1\11 base In the ninth American LeaJU•;,, Hor)en, decisive tO-round decision .. ind lamUy o! Massillon, 0., Mr.l Mr. and Mrs. Bob Give us a lltue mo~. !IDle. rung. White Soz 4-0; Sparri\'a, Tigers Sooth Alrica's Gerry de llrn•'"l and Mrs. Roger Slack and son Idaughter and a friend of The best Is yello come. Alvis Until CJnclnnaU drew even 3-0; Chence, Twins S.l; Peters, Monday night. . .,. 6l5oulb !llliwaukee, Wiaconson; ,ton, were Sunday afternoon predicted. the ninth, It seemed !bola White Sox 4-1: Lonborg, Red Corletti, who welgbed )\Irs. Ada Sleek of Syraeul!e,: sitors of Mr. and Mrs. AI least one Indian sounded man show by Clemente would So• and Knowles, Senators 3-1. pounds, was not able to send and Mr. and Ml'll. Wayne Wier I Haning and Rhonda. unhappy wllh Adcock Monday, carry the Pirates 1e victory. Bruyn t116 to the canvas .. " • l(id Greg of Caledonia, 0., were j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Outfielder Rocky Colavil4 VIctim of the frrst two ARGENTINE WINNER landed 8 bruising right to Silurday afternoon and Sunday ;of Elyria were weekend ~omplained Adeock's platoo11- IQ8llte homers was Red MANCHESTER, E n g 1a n,d chin th~t had th~ loser woiobllr•gl " . Vlsliors of Mr. and Mrs. HarleY of ber parents, Mr. and Mr lD8 policy Is deprlvfog blm of hantler MUt PapP,&s, who (UP!)- Argentine heavyweight the eighth round. ' E. Johnson, Tammy, CherI Evertt Lambert, a chance to make up a pay cut out after 1m innlnga. ·lf and Terry. Mr. and Ml'll. Gene Lambert thai be accepted when he got bls final home run off !i Mr. and Ml'll. Larry Barr and ,and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil signed up. two out In ". l.Q' David of Langsvllle, were Sun- ,Gilligoly and family, of Athena, • ut . I day .visitors of her parents, Mr. iMr. and Ml'll. Carl Mourning of .:'f and Mrs. Howard Thomu and i Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth " Patricia. iGrover and daughters, Mrs. Jo" Mrs. Ruth Underwood w a s ~ seph Johnson and Ml'll. Lee " i ; ~~Monday visitors of Ml'll. How- l w ere Stulday dinner no tedious 5tirring, 1 . ,., ani Thoma. of Mr. and Mrs. Everett It's HOMOGENIZED! Mr. and Mrs. James . 1. ~" .. •J ..• o! Long Acres, Marlella, Sunday afternoon visitors of Monday afternoon visitors and Mrs. Joseph Johnson • Mr. and Mrs. Harley T.. Mr. and Mrs. Everetl 'Ray " aon. of Grove City; Mr. amj ... ,,~: Mr. and Ml'll. Lincoln Kenneth Johnson, Annett 1~\i·\ were Sunday vllllton of MldcUepc;rt, Mr.. and . MTI. LATEX WALL PAINT son, Mr. and WI. JOhnson,' Gina and lilt. • Tena of Lee Rousb of MldtiJe. Ont CIWlt <.'Oven molt aur· Ram• Hampe., 500 Workou•,; _ LeaderS stat" Jndi Seek Fifth Straur • ht J SPOt. ADS ·' LIKE THESE •· Call 992~-2156:_; Wolfpen 'ety Note' ~ ". I ' Cover Your Walls With A Carpet of Color ' I ' ' ..•. - lH: j I.' loceo. Appty with I>Noh ' }ull or l<lller .. • drla Ia 20 mln.._ oo,.. can . , lht roo• lhe aamt danouJIIIItOt ..,;,·._Us for Your. 1, ANIIQul r 'FINISHING 'ICIT I' , 2.t,4_'COLOIS . Chllettffh,riecliii!Mt t· ' -~ ·~- .~ " ' 9farsllhe.d,~..l9n liN. Will still biiGiRI;JII ' SetYice Plan, I 10,.11', , • , andet ., Ptofldtd n ............ water llftfct WIIIIJI(r *ana ~ lnhr,tl _' • iir,'il'l!l llld �. " . " ' ' "' •• ' .\ f ' " 7 ' \ ' ""''"' ,,.I!,, .( ; I ~I \ ,/ ' • ' ..• r ' . " \ !). ~·l '' ...' •' u' 'I . '' 'f . .'. ' .. I i ' ' ,. ·' ' ' I ·~ ' • Dall71eDUDt'l, ,_,..llldllleport, 0., May 11, 1867-3 T~Piaius \ Society News Rdoville · Society Notes ' - PJ . Clemente. i OUts Are Futile, .Reds Win,r ' ' ' By vrro Bl'ELUNO · wiDplnii'Uli,·Tony Perez,.waan't IIi bls last· eight at •ball In bls behind the Reds. A victory· l'lllinst his former teammates seven ca111es for, $be VPI Spoi1l W..U. In the Pirate clubbOWie. IUs last .two games. • would have moved them wltbln \o give the Astros their victory blasted lour Giaril ._ 'l in: ._,_ BrktiN It was the "best" game for loth lnniD& double save the But even tiJough Clemente one.game of: the leadel'll. liver the Dodgers. The loss went hits. . Ray· IC!Jip, By llll'l. 1'4'le lloldmoa Roberto Clemente Monday nl&bl league.leadlng ClnciDbatl lled.i had given lite Pirates &.,706 leed .In the -olher three James ·to PhU Regan, who suffered his innlnga to ret the !lin Mrs. Jobn Cbevaller ol Lol- The Riverview Garden Club but It bad to be one of worsl an 8-7 victory over the :ptrates in the ninth, Lee May's lwo-run played Monday In !be majors, first defeat since May 13, 1966 Herbel sufrered the ion. !ride 11'81 a guesl Wednesday of Reedsville held its Aprll for the Pittsburgh Pirates. despite tlll'ee homers and ~. horner Ued it aM perez doubled Chicago wflipped San Francisco after 16 straight victories and Joiul (Blue · M.oon) OdOJi ,, of Mrs. Nelael Weatberm&D. She meeting at the home of Ml'll. "II was the best· game· I've double by Cle111en.te, who drove In Pete Rose In the lOth to pin ~. Kans~a City topped Califor- 11 appearances without a Plerce pilched an eighj;.hjtter to ~lso vlalted berniece, Ml'll. Guy Claremont llards. Roll c a 11 ever bad .•• ,"Clemente said. In ell seven. runs for the losers. the loss on Jilllll Pizarro and ni• 5-2 and Houston edged Los setback. give Kansas City ill ·vlclor7 Spencer and other reiaUves. wea anawered by membOI'II After a loag pause the Pirate · GolnJ Slroq give the victory to Gerry Angeles 5-3 in 10 Innings. The Billy Williams, Lee Thomas over CaUfornia. The iiist.;!Janl Mr. and ' Ml'll, R. C. Orr of brlDglng 11 wild flower to identi· rlghtfielder continued, " ... In C)emente, who · now Jellti the .\..rlgo, · New York-Atlanta, Baltimore- and Ernie Banks hit homers to to Rickey ·9fk·althoti&I\,IJl"'"' The Plains were Sunday guests fy. Mrs. Harllss Frank, pres!- a losing cause, lhal is. My besl majors' In baiting with a .390 It was a costly loss for the Boston and Detroit-Wasbinglon carry the Cubs to their victory or the five runs off hin).'pre of Mr. and Ml'll. C. E. Woode. dent, conducted the business glimes sre when I drive In the iaverage and in RB!s wlth 24, Pirates, the winter book !avo- games were all rained out. over the Giants and into third ; unearned. Odom wenr~..Jt-a' Mr. and Ml'll. Leonard Me- swlon. Members voted to do- winning run." · j has three homOI'II, a t~ple, ttro rites lor the pennant, since It Bob Aspromonte tripled In place In the Nations! League It j•nnings, to get the vi~rt~:pnd GW have returned to the Al nate to the caneer fund in The guy who drove in . the doubles, a single and e~gbt RBI1 fllem lbree games two runs in the loth Inning was lite sixth win In the last Pierce finished up. •.·."."' Scroatb farm here al1er sevu- memory of Mrs. Marlon HBU. A · -"' al months stay near their daugh- lbaak you note was read from ALJ...ST AR - ·,;;t w• ••..,. * * * * * * :;hM!d'":t~:~~~~r!:: ~~iv!i:u!0~ :a,l~~':"!~ ·;~ Johnsonless,Reds Remain 0n Top F0nowmg . v·Ictory Jo Ann Prent~ce Captures Civitan Crow1t_" ; 14wn, Ga. Joseph's Hospital. Tile Spring , DALLAS fUPI) -Jo Ann winds plagued the golfers all lth• cup and sank itlor.lll!l;lltle Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Hayes and Regional meeting was announePrentlc• thought she ''played a day, and only one was able to and the 1;1,475 prize monej~ grandson of Chester were visit- ed for May 20 at the Bradbury tittle chicken" on the finJI conquer the Glen Lakes Country "'"1 lng Mr. and Ml'll. Fon Hal..y School. Tha nominating comround, but the pressure chip Club's 6.177-yard, par 353·6-71 l'iil': and family Friday evening. mlltee, Mrs. Walter Brown, CINCINNATI (UP!) · Art they don't need m'.'' thel won her the Dallas Civitan layout. Q c; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnle Golden Mrs. Donald Myers and Ml'll. Shamsky claims he knows how Tommy Helm•, another of the Open Golf Tournament title That was Carol Mann, see~mg .. "" of Athens and Mr. and Ml'll. Denver Weber, named the lol· Reberto Clemente fell Monday Red cripples with a broken with a tlll'ee-under-par 281 was her second straight title alter 5eldon Baker, Pomeroy visited lowing omcel'll to aerve: pres!- night bul the rest of the ClnciJ>. right toe, sold, "I abuul went a bold 40-foot beauty that died a winning at Midland, Tex., :est · Ll!!i Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and dent, Ml'll. Claremont Harris; nati Reds were too busy cele- crazy slttinl in the stands: foot from the pin. week. Her 32-37-jj9 put her at ''"' famUy, Sunday. vice president, Mrs. Lyle Bald- bratlng to have much s)'lllpathy was yelling like a fan." The M. year. old Alabama even par 284 and won $1,240 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. IUP.II . Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Rlne of erson; secretary, Mrs. R. L. for the Pittsburgh rlghUielder. But Sbamsky stopped a min· blonde floundered to five bogeys fourth place money - Rain again hampered,·oper~ Bethesda spent several days Larkins; treasurer, Mrs. Dor- "We may never lose another ute to think about Clemente. against a lone birdie on the Third place honors went to lions at llle Indianapollll••tor with ber sister, Mr. and Mrs. sel Riebel; librarian, Mrs. Her- game," Chico Ruiz exclaimed "I know just bow be feels, 1 final round, but the S7-3S-75 Kathy Whitworth whose 35-37- Speedway Mooday, ·tiut• <~not • Blain Taylor. man Grossnickle, and flower in the dresslag room after the know what's going through his was just e110ugh to •queeze is 72 left her at 283 and earned before 30 cars, including 28 not Mrs, Guy Boggess vislled an fund treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Wll- leaJUe-leading Reds edged the mind," be said. Last year Cbarlle Brown, eb? one strokr ahead of Judy her $1,540. vel qualified, made in ontO the afternoon with Neisel Weather- IIams. Pirates 8-7 in 10 Innings even Sbamsky came off the bench wilal posltloa does your Kimball, whose 38-35-73 put Miss Kimball had just birdied irack for practice laps. · ""' man. PI ad ~ though Clemente drove In aU and hit three homers but lrlend play!" her at 2112 -worth $1,900. the 18th hole, and left Miss The final two day!'~ of 1 0 Leo Torrence of-•-d Cov'·"'on, . ansd "I charg.,. ·• th e ball th e •olrs t Pr'elj.tCe t' nee d"mg a par to wIn. qua l'f' ...b• rue an wetr' na uremto ur toorbae hpec-ld seven runs for the losers with Reds lost to the Pll''ales 11cat1ons 1or lhe "iimnii •w:.~-•1. Ky. spent Ihe w""""" ere M y 25 1 5 F ked tlll'ee home runs and a double. In extra innings. tlll'ee days before the rains The c'hamplon hit her "best tee Da~ 5~mile auto rac(are:)il 1 with hi• brother, Mr. and Mrs. R a p \ mn:' or Deren Johnson, out with a Belt Gome washed ou~ - Sunday's round," shot of the day," but then (Saturday and Sunday. , Roland Torrence. un e ar • e prgram hamstring, said, "Every day I Meanwhile, in the Miss Prentice recalled. "But I overdubbed her second <hol j In the only serious accident of Mr. and Mra. Dorset Miller consisted of an artl~le. on hollse get sl'Onger but It looks like dressing room, Clemente Major League Leaden played a little chicken out there and only a soft drink stand '<epli the day, Chuck Arneld of and sons have moved hack 14 plants by Mrs. Williams and "This was the best game I've By UDited Preos llllemtitlonal h t •· r r eir home here after beln• In "Ptan,,Ung flower beds and borbd , today ~pecially alter I a ucr rom bouncing 041 o l Gordena, Calif., suffered :b>aisth • ders by Mrs Harris Spnng aDS ever a . . . . Leadiag Batten cold wini came up just as I hit bounds -~ circumst~nce , ~hat j es and was "shaken up a ,bit'' Eustis. Fla .. a couple months. ' · . ' But after a long peuse (baoed on 80 at ball) the first tee. eertslnly woufd have cost her 1when. his racer crashed into .the arrangements wer displa)•ed by i dd·• " Th •-' Mr·. and Mrs. Clsrence Nleh- Mrs Harold M ss Mr H a ""• . . . e ..,.t N u 1 Le "I thought the Lord was the championship. , 1 wall on the northwest >torn 8 008 8 ois have. sold their bou"' and · or, s. arare when I drive in the •JU" · · t th " ·' id Ml P 1· I 1 ' d · and Mrs. Russell Mol- rls and Mrs. Fra_nk. Cake, eofrun." G. AB. R-11. Pel. agalns me en, ""e sa . ss ren Ice cam y P!oppe dunng a practice lap. '' lot to Mr · fee punch and ts Q Cl te p·t• 24 100 24 39 390 The chill 20-25 miles an bour her four-Iron chip shot ri&hl by The car owned by Riclll!rd , laban and bought two lots from ' nun were servIn hi• last eight times at mn ' 1' · Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weather· ed 14 15 memben by the ho':' , NEW YORK (UPI) - The Clemente hsd three homers, Slaub, Hous 21 118 5 25 .388 ~~~:t~he~~~ h~a::g.:lii\:: man and are building a new tess and ~s. GrossrJcle, dur- fifth place Cleveland Indians - triple, two doubles, a Cepeda, StL 22 84 16 30 .357 , ,_ bouse. lng lhe SOCial hour. with four kestraighl wins bebebisixnd and ei•'t RBis. In his last Wiliams, Chi 271111 17 37 .356 and sp&!J twice: ~ ,.., All P'tt 26 99 8 34 343 The rain washed out qualfftca· h lh I 1 · The Women's Society of Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Buckley, em - a on 1 e ~urn r games, he has 7.3 hit• and ey, Christian Service of the Metho- Mrs. Cbarles Ayers and How- New York Yankee.' m ~e start RBis. He's hitting .390 lor Brock, 811 26 120 16 40 .3ls I ~i:~: !~~~arhea~~~-:P r;:~d~y •. dis! Churcil met May 4 at the ard Buckley visited WJ'th Mr. of a !w<>iame series 14mgbt. aesson and leads the Alou, Alia 28116 19 38 .328 -·••t "·ller SF 28 83 9 27 ... · oil the •lirst day of time tl'l8ls. · church annex with six mem- and Mrs. Ronald Slbold and lam The tr aveUng Indi ans th.._, with 24 RBis. "" • .... ' bel'll preaent. Mrs. Effie Horn, ily at Pt. Pleasant. part of the reason lor the sud- Clemeste also prevented Mzrski, Pitt 26111 16 36 ·324 · By United Press lllternatloaal Nadonal League That left eight spots open for prwam leader, chose as her Mr. and Ml'll. Lawrence Rose den change of luck was th~t Reds from winning in lhe WIUs, Pitt 22 95 16 30 .316 1 American Leape W .[. Pet. GB qualifications this weekend lor subject, "Ccnsider the IJUes" spent a lew days with Mr. and Manager Joe Adcock and his when pllcber Gerry American Leape I W. L, Pet GB Chicago , Cincinnati 22 .10 , 688 the !!-car field that will start from Life In the Spirit. Tribute Mrs. Dana Van Meter and fam- players are getting to know smashed a drive that was G. AB. R. H. Pet. 18 7 ·120 ... , Piltsburgh , t6 tO . 613 "3 th;hholi~ayt •:•sst~ M! 0 was paid to mothers In music ily at Belpre. While there Dav- each other a little better;, , lng over the fence. He leaped Kaline, Det 26 99 21 S6 .3&1 Detroit 17 9 .654 1111 Chicago · · 16 11 .593 31\ e as es s Y and ' poetry. Tentative plans In id Van Meter had eye surgery Larry Brown s~d, Were mto the air, tipped It and F.Rbsn, Bal 26 95 20 31 .326 Kansas City 14 11 .500 51\ ' St. Louis 15 II :577 4 was 162 mi,les per hour b!ll AI 1 altentl Officers Tr~ School at Memorial Hospital •, . Mar· still 00 K sbal!~n cruise, Joe balf caromed lor a double. Carew, Min 25 1f1 11 28 .32% Boston 13 14 .481 8 Atlanta 14 14 .500 6 Unser, Albtllluerque, N.Mo;ll at Gallipolis, May 18, were lelia. ill gelling to know how we play Reds' ,manager Dave Was 22 78 g 25 .~1 Cleveland •· lZ 13 .480 8 San Fran 14 15 483 61\ 1car he qUalified Saturday .et 1 made. The secretary wa• to or- Mr. and Mrs. Clyae ·Kind- and w~ ~ j~t beglnnl~~ to said, "i've never seen · Bos '11100 17 32 .320 New York 12 13 .480 6 Phiadelphia IS 14 :481 61> speed of 164 ·594 .m p.h. to pta<:e md of baseball ak " , ... 7 N y k 10 15 .400 8". I~mw on _the outSide of llle lhir1l der Kwlk for making jelly. als o rew and friends of Parkersburg learn his k · m e an easy out , Cal 28 93 16 28 .301 Washington lZ 15 .~ ew or n •v Breenng cards and mi!IC•l\all- visited Sunday Willi Mr. and ._Gary ,Bell, wOO,'• been around Lee May, whoae !)Yo-run Nrlhrp, Del 26104 11 31 .298 Minnesota 11 15 .423 71> Los Angeiea IQ 18 .357 10 lr·•- _·..-..-.-..-.-====...-; eous •"I items. Ml'll. Home Mrs. Mark Pickering· • 'lk 10 yeal'll, oald, II w~ the rough· mer In the last of the ninth' , Min 28105 22 31 295 Baltimore II 15 123 711 Houston 9 ~1 .300 12 , ~ -. "" ' • ·~. "· !:'~• t start be s had with Cleve- il 7-7, said, "I've never been Cnglro, Ros •• 88 13 28 ·.-.". ' C.llforn1·a , . 13 18 ·.us a ul II ~ was named Dower fund chair· and Mrs. R. E. -· •T• Monday's Res 1 man Tbe nell meetin.J wiU be Mrs Cemll l'"'"'·c ,... · ·'"" " a game Ute Ibis; I knew Frhan, Del 26 12 12 24 .293 Monday's Results Chgo 9 San, .Frat\ 3 Jun~ 1 al 1;30 at the aon6. ed he~ busband wifll a >llll out .. ''~ weath_er ,1,1 ~ worst Pizam wasn't going to give Home R..s KC 5 Calif 2 (night! NY at AUanta, ppd, rain '!be Fourth Quarterly Confer- of his birthday recently. ever, Bell smd. We ve lost so an~ng to pull so I was NaHonal Leagne: Aaron 8na Ballo at Bsn, night, •ppd.. Cin 8 Pitt 7 (W logs, nigh!) ence for the Reedsvllle Metho- were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phil· many brutal one-run games. mg lor an outside pitch. Torre, Braves 8; Johnson, Reds ' Del at Wah, night, ppd.. rain Rou 5 Losa 3 (10 ings, night)' dial Charge was held at lbe lips and Wanda, Randy, How- And haviug · 8 manager who thought (Matty) Alou was Ban)<s, Cubs, Brock, Cerda (Ot1ly games scheduled) Today'• Pro'!~~le Pitchers 1 Tuppers Plains church annex on ard and Mike Randolph, of Ll~ never managed before and who to catch it· the way It was and Clemente, Pirates 6. Today's PI'Obable Plteben (All Times EDT) 1 May 2 at 7:30 with around 40 in tie Hocking, Mrs. Gladys bas so many different Ideas f,U1 mg but it got over the fence. America• Leapt: Freehan Cleveland (McDowell 2-1) Pittsburgh IFryman 0.1) at , attendance. The meeting was Morgan and Debbie of a lot of pressure.~n us all. Perez Gelo lloar 111t1 and Kaline, Tigers 7; Blefary New York (Peterson 0-2), Cincinnati (Queen 4-1), B:lli j In charge of the DistriCI Super· R. D., and Nancy Brewer, Port- Bro~ ·•ddedd," '\ :ay ttake Tony Perez, who F. Robinson, Orioles, Agee, p.m. · p.m. 118 8110 er mon ,Y" lntendeut, the Rev. Calvin Rod· •land. ge on- bome the wlnniD& run In Sox and Mlncber, Angels Baltimore (Phoebus I-ll Philadelphia (Ellsworth 1·21 , " AM· READ . ·"''· eheffer, Portsmouth. who also Horace Kibble, John Buchan- to things. But well ~.a better 1oth,- said It was the first Boston (Brw\dim 0-41. 7:30 at St Louis (Washburn 1-2), 9 •howect movies of Camp Frsn- an and Rusaell Randolph at- team In the long run. he ever collected lour hits in ' · Rons Balled Ill Minnesota · (Chance p.m. '· (yoy are reacllrtii '; ', c1 'sAsbury near Rio Grande. tended a NARCE meeting at Completely Revamped Style major leaJUe lame. Nat!ooal League: Clemente, Chicago (Buzbardt t-1), t Houston (Zachary 0-3) at Los ReffOShments were •erved lol· lite Redwood Restaurant in Adcock has .completely re• Perez' double, .bls fourth hit 24; Aaron, Braves 23; California (Sanford 1·21 Angeles (Osteen 4-2), 11 P-Ill,_ I this now) ' lowing 1M meeUng. pre, recently, vam_ped the lnd18Ds style of de- the game, came with two Cards 21: Torre, Braves Kansas City (Hunter 3-S), New Vorl (Seaver 3-1) at Mr. and Mrs. S14nley Gary I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnell, !OilSive play and especially and sent home Pete Rose from and Johnson, Reda 20. p.m. Atlanta (Bruce 2-l), . 8:05 p.m.! • and son of Clearwater. Fla .. Iformer local residents, are now their offense, Brown said. , first baae 14 give Red Amerl<an League: Kallne, Detroit (Wilson 4-2) at Chicago (Jenkins 3-2) at San •l " visited her parents, Mr. and visiting with their D~spite concern thai Adcock s pitcher Arrlgq bls third 22; Freehan, Tjgers 21; lngton (Pascual 2·1). 8·05 Francisco ..(Marichal 5-3). II , Mrs. Dana Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer continual Instructions could victory. Victim of the Robinson, Orioles 20; PeWednelday's Gamel p.m. of Parkersburg. a bad effect on the COil' winning bit was Juan Pizarro, troceUi, Red So•. Klllebrew and Clfve at N. Y. night Wedoesday's Games ·-: .' Mr. and Ml'll. Gene fidence ~f "?me of the hitters, the last of leur Pirate pllchers. Versalles, Twins 18. ' Il'nlto at Bsn, night Pitt a• Cin. night .. · 'FOR ADVERTISINrl .. ,, visited 8 recent Sunday Max AlviS d1sagreed. The Reds al one time down Pittlllog Ml'nn at Cl night Philo at St. Louis. night Mr. and Ml'll. Robert Sams "Joe ~as .~elped, me a lot." ~· sent the game Into National Leape: Veale, Pi- Calif at KC, night · Hou at Losa. night THAT GETS ACTION S sons at Wesron, w. va_. Alvis smd. I don I let It ~~~- 1nnlnga when rookie first rates 5-11; Holtzman, Cubs 4-ll: Del at Wah night New York at Atlanta, night .. ... SOCI j fuse me. I appreclate 'lt. Buill man May !OCked a home run, Farrell, Phil•, O'Dell, Pirates ::.:_:__.:.:_::..__:_ ' _.::_ _ _ _ 1<;Ch~ic~a'!go~at:_:Sa~n~F~ran~_ ___:;!::,,.,"""'.,;,!:!!!!!!!!l!!::!!!!!!~~ 'Sunday afternoon visitor of is go.~ to lake a lot more bls !bird bH of the game, with and Arrigo, Reds 3.0. Eduarljo Corletll scored ·'•. " Mr, and Mrs. Robert Slack,' and Mrs. W. A. Elam. w?~k. , ~·· 1\11 base In the ninth American LeaJU•;,, Hor)en, decisive tO-round decision .. ind lamUy o! Massillon, 0., Mr.l Mr. and Mrs. Bob Give us a lltue mo~. !IDle. rung. White Soz 4-0; Sparri\'a, Tigers Sooth Alrica's Gerry de llrn•'"l and Mrs. Roger Slack and son Idaughter and a friend of The best Is yello come. Alvis Until CJnclnnaU drew even 3-0; Chence, Twins S.l; Peters, Monday night. . .,. 6l5oulb !llliwaukee, Wiaconson; ,ton, were Sunday afternoon predicted. the ninth, It seemed !bola White Sox 4-1: Lonborg, Red Corletti, who welgbed )\Irs. Ada Sleek of Syraeul!e,: sitors of Mr. and Mrs. AI least one Indian sounded man show by Clemente would So• and Knowles, Senators 3-1. pounds, was not able to send and Mr. and Ml'll. Wayne Wier I Haning and Rhonda. unhappy wllh Adcock Monday, carry the Pirates 1e victory. Bruyn t116 to the canvas .. " • l(id Greg of Caledonia, 0., were j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Outfielder Rocky Colavil4 VIctim of the frrst two ARGENTINE WINNER landed 8 bruising right to Silurday afternoon and Sunday ;of Elyria were weekend ~omplained Adeock's platoo11- IQ8llte homers was Red MANCHESTER, E n g 1a n,d chin th~t had th~ loser woiobllr•gl " . Vlsliors of Mr. and Mrs. HarleY of ber parents, Mr. and Mr lD8 policy Is deprlvfog blm of hantler MUt PapP,&s, who (UP!)- Argentine heavyweight the eighth round. ' E. Johnson, Tammy, CherI Evertt Lambert, a chance to make up a pay cut out after 1m innlnga. ·lf and Terry. Mr. and Ml'll. Gene Lambert thai be accepted when he got bls final home run off !i Mr. and Ml'll. Larry Barr and ,and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil signed up. two out In ". l.Q' David of Langsvllle, were Sun- ,Gilligoly and family, of Athena, • ut . I day .visitors of her parents, Mr. iMr. and Ml'll. Carl Mourning of .:'f and Mrs. Howard Thomu and i Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth " Patricia. iGrover and daughters, Mrs. Jo" Mrs. Ruth Underwood w a s ~ seph Johnson and Ml'll. Lee " i ; ~~Monday visitors of Ml'll. How- l w ere Stulday dinner no tedious 5tirring, 1 . ,., ani Thoma. of Mr. and Mrs. Everett It's HOMOGENIZED! Mr. and Mrs. James . 1. ~" .. •J ..• o! Long Acres, Marlella, Sunday afternoon visitors of Monday afternoon visitors and Mrs. Joseph Johnson • Mr. and Mrs. Harley T.. Mr. and Mrs. Everetl 'Ray " aon. of Grove City; Mr. amj ... ,,~: Mr. and Ml'll. Lincoln Kenneth Johnson, Annett 1~\i·\ were Sunday vllllton of MldcUepc;rt, Mr.. and . MTI. LATEX WALL PAINT son, Mr. and WI. JOhnson,' Gina and lilt. • Tena of Lee Rousb of MldtiJe. Ont CIWlt <.'Oven molt aur· Ram• Hampe., 500 Workou•,; _ LeaderS stat" Jndi Seek Fifth Straur • ht J SPOt. ADS ·' LIKE THESE •· Call 992~-2156:_; Wolfpen 'ety Note' ~ ". I ' Cover Your Walls With A Carpet of Color ' I ' ' ..•. - lH: j I.' loceo. Appty with I>Noh ' }ull or l<lller .. • drla Ia 20 mln.._ oo,.. can . , lht roo• lhe aamt danouJIIIItOt ..,;,·._Us for Your. 1, ANIIQul r 'FINISHING 'ICIT I' , 2.t,4_'COLOIS . Chllettffh,riecliii!Mt t· ' -~ ·~- .~ " ' 9farsllhe.d,~..l9n liN. Will still biiGiRI;JII ' SetYice Plan, I 10,.11', , • , andet ., Ptofldtd n ............ water llftfct WIIIIJI(r *ana ~ lnhr,tl _' • iir,'il'l!l llld �' I Burdett~ Recomme~ds Board Study . _ ''il~NT O~r•ting Contraet t'oY 4 r'!'t· ~ Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0, May Forei 11 News CQmmenta ~=\u.:t-.::.."1 ,_ ,_ ..unarr ~ , '"" '"ll' be- • ~· Voice of Broodwa.r ·Ambitious Plan Spemlated 'Principal. of Point Ple&;ant terellled In OllllllDC to 'Maailel ,.~~~ Head Start pro- lll&b School. Grant Barnette County. Mrs. Heinz bas JAROM LONDON <UPI)-Die mount· pstlng that a lur1ller ~ Mason ,County school submitted a written application employed as Speech Tberapl•rt I Complete ing iDIAinalty of lite VIetnam bulldup Wtlt1ld reader tcheduleil for for t1u! pooltlon of Athlelle Dl- In Jaeksoll County for lilt fighting lD - ' weeki bas set less llkely. 1001111 Of1 1l, looked ~ ol Wahama Hlgh t!chool two yean. off opeculatloa llutt Hanoi may Seen from lhls cllstance Hanoi of tbe No action was tabn on any ol Fred Gtten of Hl1111811 ORNOB ba out 1o eut .a ~~~~ two appeara to be \)attllng,.. Ume. County of 11\e lpll)leatlono submitted. trtct was appointed to tbe nori11ern provmCI!I ol Quant Trl banking largely 4111 political "'~ during tlielr I e Rll'9d by lhe boon! for Cfltlonal Edncatlon Adv11!0J'Y I and 1bau 'n1lea. pressures wltbln tbe Oalted ...., IMt Dlgbt. sum- Committee by llll8lllmoul ' States and outside to It ,.,....,_,_.~ ot maintenaD<e 1l<llt, most- of lite board. ....,...,...,.,....., In lhe various 'Ibis ltlllblt)Dul plan fJ one of I ita aid llltd llnilb 1bo lob whlclt ptllldbllltlel behind the 11111'11111 cannot addeve. ~lion Burdette were !be elsht pei'IOIIS Die blald ~ o Jonc coacentratlonl in to the board members tbat they oppUcatlons, Blrdte 11st of Nquesll for ., 1 r 1ou 1 Demllllarlled Zone. Hanoi has recently ISI<ed earefUUy study the contract for Roush, Lanclanese Ml· IICbool outings mostly Anodler lheory advanced ,_ I\US81a for more and 111018 operating the Head Start Prcr Whalen, Gary ~nley, picmes IU!ng place eitlter 011 IJ'8IIIS as submitted for their G<!rald Denie~ Olan,s Cilam· May 22 or May 23 II Ole ~==u ~ervera at lite Moscow sophisticated ha1 weapo!IS untlertltkenw1deb to olgnature by lite West Central bers, Larry Lee Sawyera and ing IICitoola. millter)' oc_ene IIlii" ..wty, to preve~ CommuAlloci_alion composed of elev· Denzil W. Taylor. The men Three repreeentativea of Taro tbal Communisl8 mar ttlst dlplomalo In London put It en C09'Jties community will receive $!.60 per hour for ious seating compaules -e at •everlni the country -American victory. 11'0~; Burdette stated he felt a 40 hour work week. present at tlte board to dlecuss ]acr<lSI! lite Plelku-Kontum "" s.m_, observers auggm lbat many l!ems were left !tom tile Die board authorized Sup! desks for the new Pt. Plea·'man,.,t, C& = -s•SI•• Ill 1111 l'Antnl Hlghlands. bebind lite Commuttlsta' liP- '"""""""'M'""Idii'""I,.;,'P',..rt,... eonlt'act lltat should have been Burdette to try to obtam Su- Junmr High Sebool. 'nle .o ~- IIOMD IIICAY ,._. _ . Another lint of apeculalioa -IDcltlded and also llated "be zle Heinz as SpeeclJ Therap15t !can Seatmg Company, Kyle 1o ,,. 11 ,.,.. does DOt rW8 out allofletber felt unqualified persons were for Mason County IChools af- Co. and the Point OffleeteeiPI:~t !'.,-,'!".':~'!'"a= Hanoi plana !GI' o Dlen Bien lrying oo operste a school oy· ter Burdette mformed the ment eompany were n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - Phu type action, on a center Item. • Jl'ollowing a lengthy dis- hoard til at she had asked for ed but no aetion was ~ like Quang Trl City. .,..sion of the project, the an applieation and must be 1n- Jamee D. Taylor, ohop teamboard voted to study the roner at PPHS, was granted a These 1rt ecmclullons reaclled from latest happmlnp on the traet further before taking any summer leave of absence to IICtion. further his education; semal VIetnam battle fronts. Sevo.-al appltcatlona lor postbudgetary transfers were aplons in the od>ool sy•tem open proved subjtd to appronl of a..w They ... among latell were read by Burdette, mcludthe State Board of 11\nance .. , " '" attemptl to U&e88 tho master : log his own applicahon for lite and permlaston was pitied ·plio beblnd Hanol'o pr8ll!lll and: )IO&illon of Supervisor ot Fithe EUB Church of Broad Ran AilE BABfSlTI'EIIS ty parlor nm door long-term atraleiY. Thla lD tum I and Business Affail'll. communtty lo usa the Broad OVERPAIDT tripped over my feel and lllml from an lltoietbu Supt. Burdette's tenn as su- PT PLEASANT Run sehool for vacatton Bible Dear Helen: Into my lap. she aaid, "Pardcla tq~redlctable IJIIII'I'illa mentalt- , parinlendent expin• on June traats' b - Petit jury School June HI from 1 p.m. Our babyaltter 81U1011nced her me," but 10mebow ahe manat- ty, developed cmr 10 y811'1 of' 1 to q be did not make appll· . . egan n Mason County oo 8 30 p m providing proper pnces have Jumped to 75 cents ed to pal my cheek and plllch flBhlinl In vll')'inl de&reu ol llti<11 for th111 posittoll Ralph ctrcmt .court Monday wath the insurance" ~a• pureltased. an hour, $1.00 after DUdntght, my arm There, slaring w jungle lntens!IJ. layre: Assistant Sup'! also first lrtal .of the day ending In Bally Steele director of • and 25 cent1 1111ra !'"' hour for lilose big, blue, aad eyes nbmftted BD apphcattdn a hung Jury after an hour's Tttle I proVam, oubmltted a each ldd over her hmlt of three my ware. But wbllever lite light for the position o1 deliberation The trial heard hst of recommended personnel oo a job. She aaid lite litters A few weeki ago we were Immediate goalt, lite 'fisor of Instl'llctlons m ~~~~~~n ;as •red St.ate ••· for the program for the board hove organiJed. H tbey dolt'! ehurch, mmd you. A pre t nlsll' lateot8 a<tlv!tlel art 1 who had been membent consaderal1on. County Schools. In . !nd ted b get what tbey ask, tlley'll go on lady came ub end to reflect ltepped-up dale!> bls application wttlt boar . 'c h Y May grand jury The next regular meeting of strike. your lie isn't str8lgh~" so mlnatlon to achieve I major, If membel'll Sayre oald tlmt on 8 c arge of destruc1Jon of the Board WBJJ set for Junt 5llt for straightened lt and klssad not spectaadar !!Ut!Cess now. applied lor tlio position j'operty and De~aull pleaded at 7:311 p.m. ,!.."ergodapayl yTetew? Sollrlknoiwng t't's oo lite cheek. Again, thoH This ltralnlng for a maJor Itt guessed Ute Assistant Sop'! nnocent to Ute indictment ""'' bl ad suooeu oould, In lite view of lob wasn't apen so he didn't The State's case was presen~ m fiat • ones or more every tlfl, 5 eyes be prolll!lled by ~pp!y for u. When questioned ed oo the jury ~>f. Prosecutmg Ume I take out my wife In the Helen, why meT - L.M. ftar that lite lorlunes by lilt pre" 01 lo wl!at he Atoomey S. D. Littlepage with you columnists keep Dear iecauae you lite war are swinging li8inal meant when he said the Job he the defendant represented by harping Is necessary to keep nd , lite Communllta Drlp~Less Spatter IIIIW bolds wasn't ~- Sa- Atto.rney Don Kingery, Gaugeo -Gallipo"·, 17 , - ber htppy. women a tttey sense llt~t I 'lbe regime ~ President Ho ..,.... ,.. M mbers of th j 1 · "' This added to $20 or $30 for why. Gals be~ in 011 men like Chi Mtnb mav ba pushing lite C~'Nmr Smae.. besitatad sever&.l moments · case were ~~~rmg 39 7 rollers out and rising 0111!- dinner-and, means we eat plen- you, and there • nothing you CBD 1 fierce' -·•then llated ~~ Itt wa~ •assum- Paul D VanMeter Rob ongi tenth of a foot an hour: Pl ty light at home in between. do about it except let 'em know curren c.a'UJHU!I"• anliCJo SO WYTO USE ing the posation wasn t open. H rd Mi er Ple,.ant, 35 04, Pomeroy·Mas- It' trua 111 fie -din you aren't THAT friendly. M•aa"Gl! ·-~ATION To date no mention Btl oo who e man, ax Ni rt D L on 34 55; Hinton, 3116 laDing; a sure ' e a r ner H. ........,. ace"'" Arr entirely 1111¥ Will paint that lllllkel palnlin11111w would fill the position had been Hatfield Henry Woods Russell Kanawha Falls I! 72 fallmg· mint you need lllese days Is to- p S I mltht have answered Delbert Wesley Lawaon. and easier. Supariar hiding afl111 - - - - . . , made at the board meetmgs. Ball Harold L. Hart, Wttltam Charlesoon, 29 43 rising. I.o~- cated at, Denver' you' ~ath 8 quap had 1 not "" Portland, and Eleanor DBirlenle No bru&h or roller llllrkl Will Other applioattons made to Buffmgton, Clarence Donohue, don, nmmng 17 feet of rollers , Now I m not lor ''""e labor, ceived a letter frOIII IJ!vans, 211. MlnersvDle Route lhow. GuarentHd ....,.bll. Reg. 18.41 lite board were submitted by Abce M. Barr, Rwhard K1n- Manne! feet d but I tlllnk 50 cents an bour IS In the ll your na1rd ' nmn1ng 32 : an enough for a sltler when y o u same ma She 1aya: smilll, ll)'lllll&tltlzt and AP· Clean up with IOIJIIIId Wlllf, White ar Latld ColMt. 77 PRI!CIATI! him! R ~:i:'~.:e~~~or!Vtlte In the secund trial of the :~nfield, running feet of roll· figure It's all gra.;y alta- 9 p. Dear Helen , _,iiiiiiiiiiOiiio_...,...;.;:,.pos~tl day the Jury awarded the plam- · m. and the kids are In bed or I saw my hu1band S letter, 10 Thla col1111U1 II dedicated to Save $1.1111 a GaiiDI 111101 t If s Boat Movements hould ' I lbougltt rd write one also t am Sales, PI Pleasant Gatllpollo Loek M s be Well maybe no I H . tit b lit' th · lamlly Uvlng, oo If you're hav· 1 the sum of $720 from the de- Jenks down 9 1: - •• • but whatever !s loooe In h8 18 .: IJJm tngnd at ever log kid trodlle or Just p 1 a 11 fend ant. Jultus et al Pm · WMt do ot!t- appen me 1 lt eeeml trouble let Helen Help YOU1 The action up 11 35 P m ' Edwanl S. ao.. ers - SHARIN' OF THE too ~ood 00 ba true that I bave Sbe wiu also welcome you And SPRING TIME ness with the plaintiff seekmg ~~~th u~P ~1: am_: ~:j:.: GREEN AGAINST MY WilL 1 kmd, .:enel'Olll,l own amusing ezperlences. Ad· GO TOGEtHER 8 m• , $820 Dear SOTGAMW some 8 young- 00 IDg h Helen Bottel In care 12 40 10 FOR ALL THE Jurors serving were Harold up 2 a ; Jam.. R. Hines I lltlnl< $3 00 for a steak din· band (after many marital newspaper, FAMILY Hart, E C Corson 20 a m. . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;OiiiOiiiiiOii...,OiiiOiii--~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 15 enouglt too, but my optn- bles ln my earlier life). He's i Bonecutter, Paul whtte Kaaawha River - Marmet, Isn't Jlhared hy many res- fllled with love to give me II Schwartz, Rtchard ' Jan up 9=10 p.m.; Alan these days. Actually Is COIII!IIetely true, but I'm Clarence Donahue the Rev down l 30 a m.: Bea. have only doubled jealous. How could he h a ' Gaston Boyle. Jr, Wtllaam surHO Ji.m:: Wintle;<', Jl'<r.t in the last so years, whereas cboaen me when he seems to fington, Ahce M. Barr, !·up ll.lO P m., Eiger· wages and the cost of Uv!ng be what all women , 8 Herdman and Vinson Conrad Oblup Ri.IS m. have more than tripled Don't out even trying? - L.llt S ~"'-------~~~~::;;;;:,.,~ 11 ~~~0 ver - Lock 14, Na· blame the ldds for ~antlng WIJI'l! up 7 P ~ · : !!'Deana Bosfair share o1 lntletton. Dear Wile ~ ... ~ worth down 5.20 a.m ; Lock 15, But your wlfe mlgllt get He ohose you because JOtJt're Western up 8·50 t.'m.; Lock 18, !JJgether wlth 8 neighbor 1 nd a "real woman," and Helen Z down 11:10 p.m.: Lock trade "sitting ~me" 1er believe It before your Jell· 17, Charleo K up 3 a.m.: All· ganlze a motharo •lub -;.,: ousy drives hlm to • loner I I ;~:: up S 20 am.: l!llaba can arr beb Itt one down 3·20 am ; Loet change.~H~ Y ' .,.. ex- When oOtera make 1 plaJ _ Esso Pennsylvania do w n Dear Helen "•··"' 8 m ; H I! Bowles up I:· I have a wile that 11 a roal am ; L Ftortr, down 7·25 wom In "• m ,. Lock 18, Prbmlpio up •·· ·~ every way, but she a m Mt State down '!""•n I know It and woo~ ~ "·a.m.: Lo k ~! Joh heve it She Is scared olll' " ,4 a mc . 'Cotton ' nQuJ • Rowe tltinkin g I'll ••all for some of 4 4() a m . , Lock 22 Lee~ h up these chicks !har come along, ":flen!m 11 n ' ' u 1 r rm 53, she's 411. We've been 11 up 8 a m ; Polly R. married two IV 855 am· Lock 23 Jhn years. e were Dean up·; 30 a.m.; p~. ~~~rrted before, but lhls Downey up >:II, 8 m: W. She d,..;ams at nlgllt r "'"""" Shaver. lr up 1·25 lUI "'•I ...,.... l>un<:an Bruce down 6·5$ ~ m , wal: a •• balf my age, and 11 Gt"een'lltJ Locks _ Soott Ch~tb; w " up oo worry me about It down 7·so m . 0 Jl' Shea I never returned a oome - on • · · r- b• an• -man •-er up 9 15 p m . J~t d .' ' •• '"""' my mar· It os p m : A "J. Pat!dn ;"; rtage but I mu•t admit lltings a m , Mama Lere down 8 40 liappen IJJ me. a.m , Meldahl Loeks Ka• H. Die other day I was at the .----...-....-...·~~'~;,I Ing roln lauudry, reading and waitA little doll from the beauI !!!' ts, 1967:...,S' ••' 3 FURNITURE $ I I FI"rst Tri"al Ends w.·th HungJury BAKER FURNITURE v, I 59 5 ,..o.....,..,J tot - HELEN HELP US! H••·· •ot··· . - l SALE I •:u ' .- said, ONI COAT VINYL Price Busters WALLPAINI River News n Homogenized Las J!w:cy be e NOW IN FULL SWING $549 Lotved Prires Of The Year , KEDS TIME 1 Ingels Furniture CHASE HARDWARE v:rr 1 •I Middleport OHIO "f""'""'"'".... $2.99 to $6.50 THE sHOE lOX READ • • • IN OVER 5200 HOMES II s':il The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes·-· lhe ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes~-- THE DAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER CIRCULATED IN MEIGS COUNTY VEGETABLE PLANTS down 9 25 p m : Memplns z... phyr down 5 05 a.m : Andrew P. Calhoun up I 10 am •pa·• 111119 rnz>>a.,.,. .. llnllil 79c mkt. pak GERANIUMS 4'!pot79c Dudley's Ott PABTI.ITK ,.uu c&ruc counma. 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To keep It efficieni m sptte of high sum· mer humidity and persparation - to save you • from tho inconvenience of needless tnps to the •offtce, toss of use, and posSibly costly repairs during vaQation time, Bellone offers this FREE BEAT THE HEI\T KIT t6 store your hearing aid ln overnllht. For your free kit see Mr F.arns· worth. ( L<tst year's bag shou!d bp di3carded It may be ineffective a!fer·a se<iloll!l -~\ l~. BE~TtiNE SERVIC:E CENtER .' II " you can.·IPust! USERS ONLYl ..• into • /lltrm: roit.\.,.;"ii'J, 49c mkt. pic. Many Other Vtrletlea alkoUne powd!!r hol d~ plate~~ nrmer 110 they feel more comfortal:lle Avoid embs ri'Q.MDUint caused bJ JOQ!Ie fall!t teetll DlntUJ'I:• that tit art~ euentlal to health dM your dent~t Jf:llular\J, ••• ...' rea,.;' l ALL REGULAR VARIETIES PETUNIAS MARIGOLDS No lcm.str bill annoyed or !581 m~"t,.. ease beet.U&e or Joost wobbly false teeth P'ASTEE'I'H 11.n tmpToved TO HEARING AID TOMATOES, PEPPERS BROCCOLI, CELERY CAULIFLOWER BEDDING PLANTS Looseness and WDrry J ' • COOPER "a 4 ply tire to stabilize the ride for a safe drive" • For average mileage motorists. • "HI·T" nylon or rayon cord for ln~ stninglh and stabality. • Wide, ~P Gyr<rtread ll'ips the road for extra safety, • As stron11 or stronger than most tlrea that come on new cars. • Top value at 1 moderlll price. $ 1740 650/6001• '•y1on Tubelesa VfVI plus $1.8$ Federo\l!ltCISO TIS Prico · 73S.I4 I $1UO ns-1• I $1UO ,J ~ .. ,25-,. fo4. ... 1.. I I $1.11 P-20 - - -- I $2l... ' IU6 m-15 I t!UO I p.ll ~15 1. P3.211 I tu~ , -:- �' I Burdett~ Recomme~ds Board Study . _ ''il~NT O~r•ting Contraet t'oY 4 r'!'t· ~ Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0, May Forei 11 News CQmmenta ~=\u.:t-.::.."1 ,_ ,_ ..unarr ~ , '"" '"ll' be- • ~· Voice of Broodwa.r ·Ambitious Plan Spemlated 'Principal. of Point Ple&;ant terellled In OllllllDC to 'Maailel ,.~~~ Head Start pro- lll&b School. Grant Barnette County. Mrs. Heinz bas JAROM LONDON <UPI)-Die mount· pstlng that a lur1ller ~ Mason ,County school submitted a written application employed as Speech Tberapl•rt I Complete ing iDIAinalty of lite VIetnam bulldup Wtlt1ld reader tcheduleil for for t1u! pooltlon of Athlelle Dl- In Jaeksoll County for lilt fighting lD - ' weeki bas set less llkely. 1001111 Of1 1l, looked ~ ol Wahama Hlgh t!chool two yean. off opeculatloa llutt Hanoi may Seen from lhls cllstance Hanoi of tbe No action was tabn on any ol Fred Gtten of Hl1111811 ORNOB ba out 1o eut .a ~~~~ two appeara to be \)attllng,.. Ume. County of 11\e lpll)leatlono submitted. trtct was appointed to tbe nori11ern provmCI!I ol Quant Trl banking largely 4111 political "'~ during tlielr I e Rll'9d by lhe boon! for Cfltlonal Edncatlon Adv11!0J'Y I and 1bau 'n1lea. pressures wltbln tbe Oalted ...., IMt Dlgbt. sum- Committee by llll8lllmoul ' States and outside to It ,.,....,_,_.~ ot maintenaD<e 1l<llt, most- of lite board. ....,...,...,.,....., In lhe various 'Ibis ltlllblt)Dul plan fJ one of I ita aid llltd llnilb 1bo lob whlclt ptllldbllltlel behind the 11111'11111 cannot addeve. ~lion Burdette were !be elsht pei'IOIIS Die blald ~ o Jonc coacentratlonl in to the board members tbat they oppUcatlons, Blrdte 11st of Nquesll for ., 1 r 1ou 1 Demllllarlled Zone. Hanoi has recently ISI<ed earefUUy study the contract for Roush, Lanclanese Ml· IICbool outings mostly Anodler lheory advanced ,_ I\US81a for more and 111018 operating the Head Start Prcr Whalen, Gary ~nley, picmes IU!ng place eitlter 011 IJ'8IIIS as submitted for their G<!rald Denie~ Olan,s Cilam· May 22 or May 23 II Ole ~==u ~ervera at lite Moscow sophisticated ha1 weapo!IS untlertltkenw1deb to olgnature by lite West Central bers, Larry Lee Sawyera and ing IICitoola. millter)' oc_ene IIlii" ..wty, to preve~ CommuAlloci_alion composed of elev· Denzil W. Taylor. The men Three repreeentativea of Taro tbal Communisl8 mar ttlst dlplomalo In London put It en C09'Jties community will receive $!.60 per hour for ious seating compaules -e at •everlni the country -American victory. 11'0~; Burdette stated he felt a 40 hour work week. present at tlte board to dlecuss ]acr<lSI! lite Plelku-Kontum "" s.m_, observers auggm lbat many l!ems were left !tom tile Die board authorized Sup! desks for the new Pt. Plea·'man,.,t, C& = -s•SI•• Ill 1111 l'Antnl Hlghlands. bebind lite Commuttlsta' liP- '"""""""'M'""Idii'""I,.;,'P',..rt,... eonlt'act lltat should have been Burdette to try to obtam Su- Junmr High Sebool. 'nle .o ~- IIOMD IIICAY ,._. _ . Another lint of apeculalioa -IDcltlded and also llated "be zle Heinz as SpeeclJ Therap15t !can Seatmg Company, Kyle 1o ,,. 11 ,.,.. does DOt rW8 out allofletber felt unqualified persons were for Mason County IChools af- Co. and the Point OffleeteeiPI:~t !'.,-,'!".':~'!'"a= Hanoi plana !GI' o Dlen Bien lrying oo operste a school oy· ter Burdette mformed the ment eompany were n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - Phu type action, on a center Item. • Jl'ollowing a lengthy dis- hoard til at she had asked for ed but no aetion was ~ like Quang Trl City. .,..sion of the project, the an applieation and must be 1n- Jamee D. Taylor, ohop teamboard voted to study the roner at PPHS, was granted a These 1rt ecmclullons reaclled from latest happmlnp on the traet further before taking any summer leave of absence to IICtion. further his education; semal VIetnam battle fronts. Sevo.-al appltcatlona lor postbudgetary transfers were aplons in the od>ool sy•tem open proved subjtd to appronl of a..w They ... among latell were read by Burdette, mcludthe State Board of 11\nance .. , " '" attemptl to U&e88 tho master : log his own applicahon for lite and permlaston was pitied ·plio beblnd Hanol'o pr8ll!lll and: )IO&illon of Supervisor ot Fithe EUB Church of Broad Ran AilE BABfSlTI'EIIS ty parlor nm door long-term atraleiY. Thla lD tum I and Business Affail'll. communtty lo usa the Broad OVERPAIDT tripped over my feel and lllml from an lltoietbu Supt. Burdette's tenn as su- PT PLEASANT Run sehool for vacatton Bible Dear Helen: Into my lap. she aaid, "Pardcla tq~redlctable IJIIII'I'illa mentalt- , parinlendent expin• on June traats' b - Petit jury School June HI from 1 p.m. Our babyaltter 81U1011nced her me," but 10mebow ahe manat- ty, developed cmr 10 y811'1 of' 1 to q be did not make appll· . . egan n Mason County oo 8 30 p m providing proper pnces have Jumped to 75 cents ed to pal my cheek and plllch flBhlinl In vll')'inl de&reu ol llti<11 for th111 posittoll Ralph ctrcmt .court Monday wath the insurance" ~a• pureltased. an hour, $1.00 after DUdntght, my arm There, slaring w jungle lntens!IJ. layre: Assistant Sup'! also first lrtal .of the day ending In Bally Steele director of • and 25 cent1 1111ra !'"' hour for lilose big, blue, aad eyes nbmftted BD apphcattdn a hung Jury after an hour's Tttle I proVam, oubmltted a each ldd over her hmlt of three my ware. But wbllever lite light for the position o1 deliberation The trial heard hst of recommended personnel oo a job. She aaid lite litters A few weeki ago we were Immediate goalt, lite 'fisor of Instl'llctlons m ~~~~~~n ;as •red St.ate ••· for the program for the board hove organiJed. H tbey dolt'! ehurch, mmd you. A pre t nlsll' lateot8 a<tlv!tlel art 1 who had been membent consaderal1on. County Schools. In . !nd ted b get what tbey ask, tlley'll go on lady came ub end to reflect ltepped-up dale!> bls application wttlt boar . 'c h Y May grand jury The next regular meeting of strike. your lie isn't str8lgh~" so mlnatlon to achieve I major, If membel'll Sayre oald tlmt on 8 c arge of destruc1Jon of the Board WBJJ set for Junt 5llt for straightened lt and klssad not spectaadar !!Ut!Cess now. applied lor tlio position j'operty and De~aull pleaded at 7:311 p.m. ,!.."ergodapayl yTetew? Sollrlknoiwng t't's oo lite cheek. Again, thoH This ltralnlng for a maJor Itt guessed Ute Assistant Sop'! nnocent to Ute indictment ""'' bl ad suooeu oould, In lite view of lob wasn't apen so he didn't The State's case was presen~ m fiat • ones or more every tlfl, 5 eyes be prolll!lled by ~pp!y for u. When questioned ed oo the jury ~>f. Prosecutmg Ume I take out my wife In the Helen, why meT - L.M. ftar that lite lorlunes by lilt pre" 01 lo wl!at he Atoomey S. D. Littlepage with you columnists keep Dear iecauae you lite war are swinging li8inal meant when he said the Job he the defendant represented by harping Is necessary to keep nd , lite Communllta Drlp~Less Spatter IIIIW bolds wasn't ~- Sa- Atto.rney Don Kingery, Gaugeo -Gallipo"·, 17 , - ber htppy. women a tttey sense llt~t I 'lbe regime ~ President Ho ..,.... ,.. M mbers of th j 1 · "' This added to $20 or $30 for why. Gals be~ in 011 men like Chi Mtnb mav ba pushing lite C~'Nmr Smae.. besitatad sever&.l moments · case were ~~~rmg 39 7 rollers out and rising 0111!- dinner-and, means we eat plen- you, and there • nothing you CBD 1 fierce' -·•then llated ~~ Itt wa~ •assum- Paul D VanMeter Rob ongi tenth of a foot an hour: Pl ty light at home in between. do about it except let 'em know curren c.a'UJHU!I"• anliCJo SO WYTO USE ing the posation wasn t open. H rd Mi er Ple,.ant, 35 04, Pomeroy·Mas- It' trua 111 fie -din you aren't THAT friendly. M•aa"Gl! ·-~ATION To date no mention Btl oo who e man, ax Ni rt D L on 34 55; Hinton, 3116 laDing; a sure ' e a r ner H. ........,. ace"'" Arr entirely 1111¥ Will paint that lllllkel palnlin11111w would fill the position had been Hatfield Henry Woods Russell Kanawha Falls I! 72 fallmg· mint you need lllese days Is to- p S I mltht have answered Delbert Wesley Lawaon. and easier. Supariar hiding afl111 - - - - . . , made at the board meetmgs. Ball Harold L. Hart, Wttltam Charlesoon, 29 43 rising. I.o~- cated at, Denver' you' ~ath 8 quap had 1 not "" Portland, and Eleanor DBirlenle No bru&h or roller llllrkl Will Other applioattons made to Buffmgton, Clarence Donohue, don, nmmng 17 feet of rollers , Now I m not lor ''""e labor, ceived a letter frOIII IJ!vans, 211. MlnersvDle Route lhow. GuarentHd ....,.bll. Reg. 18.41 lite board were submitted by Abce M. Barr, Rwhard K1n- Manne! feet d but I tlllnk 50 cents an bour IS In the ll your na1rd ' nmn1ng 32 : an enough for a sltler when y o u same ma She 1aya: smilll, ll)'lllll&tltlzt and AP· Clean up with IOIJIIIId Wlllf, White ar Latld ColMt. 77 PRI!CIATI! him! R ~:i:'~.:e~~~or!Vtlte In the secund trial of the :~nfield, running feet of roll· figure It's all gra.;y alta- 9 p. Dear Helen , _,iiiiiiiiiiOiiio_...,...;.;:,.pos~tl day the Jury awarded the plam- · m. and the kids are In bed or I saw my hu1band S letter, 10 Thla col1111U1 II dedicated to Save $1.1111 a GaiiDI 111101 t If s Boat Movements hould ' I lbougltt rd write one also t am Sales, PI Pleasant Gatllpollo Loek M s be Well maybe no I H . tit b lit' th · lamlly Uvlng, oo If you're hav· 1 the sum of $720 from the de- Jenks down 9 1: - •• • but whatever !s loooe In h8 18 .: IJJm tngnd at ever log kid trodlle or Just p 1 a 11 fend ant. Jultus et al Pm · WMt do ot!t- appen me 1 lt eeeml trouble let Helen Help YOU1 The action up 11 35 P m ' Edwanl S. ao.. ers - SHARIN' OF THE too ~ood 00 ba true that I bave Sbe wiu also welcome you And SPRING TIME ness with the plaintiff seekmg ~~~th u~P ~1: am_: ~:j:.: GREEN AGAINST MY WilL 1 kmd, .:enel'Olll,l own amusing ezperlences. Ad· GO TOGEtHER 8 m• , $820 Dear SOTGAMW some 8 young- 00 IDg h Helen Bottel In care 12 40 10 FOR ALL THE Jurors serving were Harold up 2 a ; Jam.. R. Hines I lltlnl< $3 00 for a steak din· band (after many marital newspaper, FAMILY Hart, E C Corson 20 a m. . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;OiiiOiiiiiOii...,OiiiOiii--~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 15 enouglt too, but my optn- bles ln my earlier life). He's i Bonecutter, Paul whtte Kaaawha River - Marmet, Isn't Jlhared hy many res- fllled with love to give me II Schwartz, Rtchard ' Jan up 9=10 p.m.; Alan these days. Actually Is COIII!IIetely true, but I'm Clarence Donahue the Rev down l 30 a m.: Bea. have only doubled jealous. How could he h a ' Gaston Boyle. Jr, Wtllaam surHO Ji.m:: Wintle;<', Jl'<r.t in the last so years, whereas cboaen me when he seems to fington, Ahce M. Barr, !·up ll.lO P m., Eiger· wages and the cost of Uv!ng be what all women , 8 Herdman and Vinson Conrad Oblup Ri.IS m. have more than tripled Don't out even trying? - L.llt S ~"'-------~~~~::;;;;:,.,~ 11 ~~~0 ver - Lock 14, Na· blame the ldds for ~antlng WIJI'l! up 7 P ~ · : !!'Deana Bosfair share o1 lntletton. Dear Wile ~ ... ~ worth down 5.20 a.m ; Lock 15, But your wlfe mlgllt get He ohose you because JOtJt're Western up 8·50 t.'m.; Lock 18, !JJgether wlth 8 neighbor 1 nd a "real woman," and Helen Z down 11:10 p.m.: Lock trade "sitting ~me" 1er believe It before your Jell· 17, Charleo K up 3 a.m.: All· ganlze a motharo •lub -;.,: ousy drives hlm to • loner I I ;~:: up S 20 am.: l!llaba can arr beb Itt one down 3·20 am ; Loet change.~H~ Y ' .,.. ex- When oOtera make 1 plaJ _ Esso Pennsylvania do w n Dear Helen "•··"' 8 m ; H I! Bowles up I:· I have a wile that 11 a roal am ; L Ftortr, down 7·25 wom In "• m ,. Lock 18, Prbmlpio up •·· ·~ every way, but she a m Mt State down '!""•n I know It and woo~ ~ "·a.m.: Lo k ~! Joh heve it She Is scared olll' " ,4 a mc . 'Cotton ' nQuJ • Rowe tltinkin g I'll ••all for some of 4 4() a m . , Lock 22 Lee~ h up these chicks !har come along, ":flen!m 11 n ' ' u 1 r rm 53, she's 411. We've been 11 up 8 a m ; Polly R. married two IV 855 am· Lock 23 Jhn years. e were Dean up·; 30 a.m.; p~. ~~~rrted before, but lhls Downey up >:II, 8 m: W. She d,..;ams at nlgllt r "'"""" Shaver. lr up 1·25 lUI "'•I ...,.... l>un<:an Bruce down 6·5$ ~ m , wal: a •• balf my age, and 11 Gt"een'lltJ Locks _ Soott Ch~tb; w " up oo worry me about It down 7·so m . 0 Jl' Shea I never returned a oome - on • · · r- b• an• -man •-er up 9 15 p m . J~t d .' ' •• '"""' my mar· It os p m : A "J. Pat!dn ;"; rtage but I mu•t admit lltings a m , Mama Lere down 8 40 liappen IJJ me. a.m , Meldahl Loeks Ka• H. Die other day I was at the .----...-....-...·~~'~;,I Ing roln lauudry, reading and waitA little doll from the beauI !!!' ts, 1967:...,S' ••' 3 FURNITURE $ I I FI"rst Tri"al Ends w.·th HungJury BAKER FURNITURE v, I 59 5 ,..o.....,..,J tot - HELEN HELP US! H••·· •ot··· . - l SALE I •:u ' .- said, ONI COAT VINYL Price Busters WALLPAINI River News n Homogenized Las J!w:cy be e NOW IN FULL SWING $549 Lotved Prires Of The Year , KEDS TIME 1 Ingels Furniture CHASE HARDWARE v:rr 1 •I Middleport OHIO "f""'""'"'".... $2.99 to $6.50 THE sHOE lOX READ • • • IN OVER 5200 HOMES II s':il The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes·-· lhe ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes~-- THE DAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER CIRCULATED IN MEIGS COUNTY VEGETABLE PLANTS down 9 25 p m : Memplns z... phyr down 5 05 a.m : Andrew P. Calhoun up I 10 am •pa·• 111119 rnz>>a.,.,. .. llnllil 79c mkt. pak GERANIUMS 4'!pot79c Dudley's Ott PABTI.ITK ,.uu c&ruc counma. FREE! ... rleaa dedi ic lttal' • Nw • lhe.tta. •l!!!! .... ,, u 1· alortk r.... ltra..,. .,.._ tJem.re., Y-.l!!!!! l!lodrie boali• 11 ._ te • AvaU..ltln oft ,.pulor ot... 6.50x13 lltck Tuloolo11 Nylen AM AMut CMIMr'l N1W "'No-t.IMI'r' PUI.L T!ftl ~· ~ beaautelt'tthednnl7t,afelt,nat,.,.' '-* wumtb under 1111)' roof. lil:lviiQl eoailoli .u...u..t. eeld ......... tll'fiCI M"""' FREE MOUNTING MOORE'S IN POMEROY Don't let sticky, hum1d weather ruin your hearing aid! Instead get lh" BEAT THE HEAT KIT to protect your valuable heanng aad from sum· mer heat and hum1d1ty lt's yours lor the askmg -w1thout cost or obhgabon' Your hearing aid has been carefully made, using only the finest electronic components. The performance of any hearing atd can be serlo)lsly affected by changes in climate, espeetally haat and humidtty. To keep It efficieni m sptte of high sum· mer humidity and persparation - to save you • from tho inconvenience of needless tnps to the •offtce, toss of use, and posSibly costly repairs during vaQation time, Bellone offers this FREE BEAT THE HEI\T KIT t6 store your hearing aid ln overnllht. For your free kit see Mr F.arns· worth. ( L<tst year's bag shou!d bp di3carded It may be ineffective a!fer·a se<iloll!l -~\ l~. BE~TtiNE SERVIC:E CENtER .' II " you can.·IPust! USERS ONLYl ..• into • /lltrm: roit.\.,.;"ii'J, 49c mkt. pic. Many Other Vtrletlea alkoUne powd!!r hol d~ plate~~ nrmer 110 they feel more comfortal:lle Avoid embs ri'Q.MDUint caused bJ JOQ!Ie fall!t teetll DlntUJ'I:• that tit art~ euentlal to health dM your dent~t Jf:llular\J, ••• ...' rea,.;' l ALL REGULAR VARIETIES PETUNIAS MARIGOLDS No lcm.str bill annoyed or !581 m~"t,.. ease beet.U&e or Joost wobbly false teeth P'ASTEE'I'H 11.n tmpToved TO HEARING AID TOMATOES, PEPPERS BROCCOLI, CELERY CAULIFLOWER BEDDING PLANTS Looseness and WDrry J ' • COOPER "a 4 ply tire to stabilize the ride for a safe drive" • For average mileage motorists. • "HI·T" nylon or rayon cord for ln~ stninglh and stabality. • Wide, ~P Gyr<rtread ll'ips the road for extra safety, • As stron11 or stronger than most tlrea that come on new cars. • Top value at 1 moderlll price. $ 1740 650/6001• '•y1on Tubelesa VfVI plus $1.8$ Federo\l!ltCISO TIS Prico · 73S.I4 I $1UO ns-1• I $1UO ,J ~ .. ,25-,. fo4. ... 1.. I I $1.11 P-20 - - -- I $2l... ' IU6 m-15 I t!UO I p.ll ~15 1. P3.211 I tu~ , -:- �·--- .. .. .' ' < t~-• I • ' ' ~t~\.,,..tJ.•)/ 0 .W4NT AD · " INF()I!MAJION W<!llt . ? • ' ' ·" ) ' • " ·•.:f.~ · ro;'S.le ()., May 11, 11187 ~ Retl For . ,; -~ ' Ali -. IWPOIUIA'nCNt uioaoa. •...., ·-=· • • M. Dey ................. ,_....., DNIIf... t .. .. Ctr'.... l... fir . .... .. • ""' .... IDiY .. l'llliftutlolt aiOUi.AflOMt ,...,¥.... '""' .. ... The llftlldler ... ... ......... -.. ,., ....,. ........Nib. . . ., , . , . "'"' . . , ... I'M ,......., .. lilt ., Ntecf uy· •• ....,.. t1to ~ ~ tDr~ ~ 1....-tlt•. 1966 CHEYELLE MALIBU $)l9S .A'163 OLDS H.T. 4 DR. lA TII Mr .,.,.., '-II ltrvln I ctlltl fltP W.N. .,.. llioiR........_.. Mlnlllllllll c,tlartt' rlt, .,.._ II C8lllt ..., WtH, ttlf.. tllll"' IIW ••urtMM. II ttfttl ,_. Wtnl, tl• cMIIHuttve ,.hi lnMrtiOM. 21 ,.., Milt Dtleeunt on edt t~~d 111 ,... WIIIIIR 11 dlflo CAID Ofl TMANU a oaaTUAIIII 11.11 t.v n wenl MlnllnUII'Ilo 1.a. ...ltllllll .m1l k . ILIND ADI AllliltiMNII U. C...... per ......,. IIMm.,... SAilS & SERVICE . $.1395 .;. ~ J · Deluxe interiM beiee over saddle tan fiDisb, BOd WW tireB, , tilt steering wheel, automatic trans. PS and JiB, radio, plea• : sant to drive. 1962 FORD 1 TON STAKE • PLANTS, tomato, cabbage, per, egg plant, btocooll, sel sprouts and cauliflower. 15c per doz. or $1 per hundred. B. F. Board, Mason. Va. li 10 OPEN IVU. 9:GO Po& PC11M1110Y, C1t10 lttu'*' For Rent . II ONI OP bilo 111Cia1 PIOI'I.'I'.' .'. CALL DICK RAWLINGS . . ·.. ty GI:ORGI NONDER eAium1num Awnings oAiumlnum Sldl111 · OAiull)lnum Railings oAiumlnum Wlndowo & Doors o~or Porto oPaHoo oBiown In lnouloHon j)R CALL COLLECT 51U611 Elmar E. White, 404'h Soulh 4th St~ Ironton, 0. RejrlHntative In Thl1 An• 20 Yoen For v. Y. Johnson & Son, 222--tlh Avo., Huntington --·- --- bwliilgs Honcle Selia ~:,:.-;;:, 100Ks0SIIU5, 1 WNS PlANNI~G ~Prt<OIN6 A F&/ WYMISI MIDDLIPORT. OHIO I I llE!'fiiRI1!SIS1• 11!11.! TO )tiLl,,, NI~A~~ AOMNf.Y YOIJ'" HAVf EHJOYEP IT. SAY HE'S RADIATCJR :400 SERVICE For Sale end Found • For PrH lllllllllfl Pomeroy Motor Co. OPPtcl tiOUU • Syracuse, Ohio $1195 catUe rneks, extra good 700xl6 tires, duals rear, V8 engine, 4: speed tram•. Heater, Save! ltlt a. -. n. 1101 p. ...., D•llr 1111 ., -. t. 111M ........ l'rl IAI't TO PLACI A WANT AD ..KONI ttlot111 amt .. liT CpereollO mllot by loe~l owner, blue fiDIIh and llllowi'oom clean interior. automatic trans. Radio. beater, white wall• All New Rldlllfor·Shop eCer . eTruclc .fl'!ellter Core eBulldiiHr eAny,.Y,. KEITH GOBLE FORD WY MIN Mlddliport, 0, rHF. loRN LOSiilt l FREE STORAGE Just· tather an JOut winter rarments and oton them with ut. No more doaeto cramped with 11111,1fe4 dotJi. lng. No more~ · oortlng, and wltb rour winter otbes. E.!~ llliDI YOU send 11.beaUIIlUIIJ clearied ufely, illlured and oarofully ltored. l!lvel!' Item freshb' preased when you call lor It NolllluJ lo J111 tiD faiL No buli!nl ~ Qlo from motba iruf sate from lhoft. 8pl'IJ1lng Bring then! In or call lor Pick Up & Delivery Service Phone 773-5543 ABC Cleaners M.on,w.v.. ' " . EEit & M'!EK LlsT£N, MEEK, 'rOU OOIJ'T REALLY lOVE' M~! BY HOW'£ IF YOU REALL't' LOI.t~ M£ 'rtlU \UXJLDIJ'T BE FilL· LOWIIJ& Mg AROI.)IJD CHECKIIJG UP OIJ ME ALL THE: TIME! , TRUE I..OVi D:>ESIJ'T N:r THAT WA~I ~H;o!EIDER WW, FORA PHOIVY LOVE IT -.· SURE SMARTS: ;;ASOWlE ALL.EY A 1m! Barry . 5lim iG · f lunl1inq ChemiGtrtJ! You're the only one who can help him! -~ , ~· f . .) ' • FOR .CARRIERS .' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ----' Co•.ited Faye Manley ' Middleport - .- ' By MERRILL ll.OSSER IN. MIDDLEPORT. ~ 1 N"' Nf\MEO j::OR OLO AL BA&l I. ~ME I'IAME A'i TH' ~W CiO'P Mill-EO UP . - ·-- WITH. TI-<EM HOOO._J I--IOW 'O "THE."/" • ~H T'NAM'i 'T\-IK; 8J&El ALLE't.'f' .•\ 1 GENEJAL :. WORKIRK, <~=~ mowing lawns aad work, ~ GOOD 35>:8 Aluminum house Tem~ · trailer. Henry Bahr. Long Pomei'Ojr. 5 4 12tc Bottom, Ohio. Phone I!85-,1S811 WORK FOR bulldozl!l'. M Chester. 5 14 3tc llarrJ M..Bolin, 427 South LARGE assor1111ent of clothing St., Middleport. 4 26 has arrived, plenty of worn· en's, boys and girls clothing Help Wanted and men's work uniforms. JefIIAVE OPEI\'ING for fer. Used Clothing Slore, Rt. lady, Busine9S College or 33, going towards the falrperience preferred. but grounds. 5 14 tile essential. Need shorthand, luwf.-,;--.; typing and bookkeeping. cultivator, 1954 like to meet people. or, 1 Bolin power chain SIIW, Dally Senlbiet. Box 668 L, 1956 Cevrolet 2 door c a r. lng training, ei!\'I'lence Phon• 742.f651l. when avallab~} AU 5 14 &te llrictly •confidential and In· terviews will be arranged 11 FEMALE AKC registered 5 10 6tc black miniature poodle pups. Will be ready to go, last ol • apartment May. Phone 949-3621. In Pomeroy. Pb. pil2-5385· 5 14 3tc '. 11 16 tic ::-:==-=---=-=--c ,_______ Wanted To BllY 5 ROOM _._.._.,_____ _,__, rooms, ~OT A tRAlY ToweR 'IIOli<D WORE 'I . Bv " T. HAMLIN . DAllY CROSSWORD AClR.OI!.II ia. Wlllldenl ~ l.Cloallo - ll~ / 9.Nelled - lO.Bulltle Idly DOWN l.Bttn Z.Hikon' tlona - 20.,.,.. m-~a e. 8Uipended &. w•meo 22.Ger- 1'-Melber oftba HoUle: abbr. 16. SUpport Ill Tellurium: aym. 17.Putoof - •:,:u- 21.Plalt..... ~""'"" qaln ,.... Y.......,..&.... 0&1181 T. Kan'a ...... 24.Reoort Army 2 .......,. lay 28. Deputler 29. "AIIId •. u.s. lrd com- mWWII 11.Kalay /IIW/iW; 10'19'... 16. Ey. li.Ku. tJon 11. Glrl'lume IZ. SliDfla&' ~liAI<.~,.. · li.Donom. lnatlmt · 1&-- 3. BIUJLdlr 4. A3Mrleoa poc!t emaaa- i ~tnd ay- r.nc SL Vmtllalo4 U.Wltherecl ,.... M.Card li.Aicott - hm>lao -· mn~:rr~rli='ln~~ dolrw 18. One of tile 12. Ulir'o folWUl followor :111.- 21.BIIIIdard IAiol 21. )!llllcll playa HOUSE. two bedwall to wall carpet. so. Printer'• ANTIQUES, William tng in living room, lull base- l t""'""'"" .UMiddleport, Ohio, 992-2959. rn•nt, 1.92 acres, Mulberry SZ.Jowtlll ,..nth .,-,-,..-:---::----;:-4 25 Heights, Phone 992-3429. IS.Uttlo 15 kind - Root.! • Bark -Ging 5 14 tic seng, yellow root, wild olno!er.l KNAPP SHOES for cushion M. Cl!>llol fellow: May Apple, clean, no comfort. CUll's Shoe Repair, abbr. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box Middleport. 5 12 30tc IS.Xoaareh 37.Xiddle: Reedsville, Ohio, 45772. I 17 FLOWERS lor Memorial Day. 39. L&w Palntol ;;u;iiiiNiGit:iiitm~ber;;:-inln~OhiOiiiiolOi Cli!ro Shoe Repair, Middle <G. Newt West Virginia, or old port. 4 SO 31ltc 41.~ with timber. Marion 6 room house, bath, good toea- DAILY CJIIIHOQUOTil - Bon'o h- to work lt1 Box 77, Syracuse, Ohl~. tion. 108 Butternut Ave., Gay· AXYDLBA.AXB lo LONOJ'J:LLOW - - - - - , - - - - 1_2_1 _lie nelle Fugate. Phone 992-5293. O..lettor limply otaoda for aoothlr. Ja lhlo -pie A lo ued 4 30 tfc For Sale ot Renl f01t tbt tbree L'•· X for the two 0'1, etc. Btncte letten, apo.Model 116, "'"nd bob- tropll.let. the lmgth ud tonnatlon ot the word. art all hla.t.. 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath 6Ins. sews forward and "' d&J t h e - Jetton ..... dlftermt. MJddleport. Contact verse. Zig Zag equipped. Pay A C.,p&w~J~a Qwotatl• Harrison. 992-3704 or stop at only 7 payments $6.00. 992TJFB'R BJV' BRV KQ TFRBOCII Vlllage Hall In Middleport. 4 21 tic 21185 . 5153tC ------__,-_:_:_: USED electric welder. In per· XACFLOBV TJVC OCRVMB·YKTXV(J Sele or Trade lert condition. Forney ARC- TONN XK!-XFOBVO HNFRR 2 STORY. z apartment house WELDERS. Call 992-227! Y..- . . Vtn>~' FOR THil SWORD Ot1TWE.4l\8 In Parkersburg, North end. lrom B to 10 a. m. or 6 tc ~ j rrB SIIICATH, AND TH11 SOUL WIIWIS OUT TBIIIIREAIT, Live In one and rent the oth- P· "'____ 4 ~· lie_ -BYRON er. WUI lrade lor real estate C&E Dlet.Aid tablets, a plea• In Meigs Cllunty area. ant way to help decrease • t9U69I or m-3631. your desire lor food. Nelaon'o I 10 lie llrq Store. 4 t atte .... ,, DICK TRACY ~ BA&LI .---..-..,;.d . ·By· ICING Society Notes NOW.. T'4KI~ APPliCATIONS . . .1 I ' . ' ' I• , ""~llli ~­ NA I 1_~' 9.JR~ CAN PIO(U!--' A LOT F00\1 \((JIJ Mll'iT"A' THEM 'lllE'i>TlOr-t - ~I(>OC~MS ! I<ND THE rORT.Y l'~IEVPi!--, ._.i:b! fc:~.AD A LOT o' il-l '~;;. B-1~ By HAROLD .. GRAY . '· �·--- .. .. .' ' < t~-• I • ' ' ~t~\.,,..tJ.•)/ 0 .W4NT AD · " INF()I!MAJION W<!llt . ? • ' ' ·" ) ' • " ·•.:f.~ · ro;'S.le ()., May 11, 11187 ~ Retl For . ,; -~ ' Ali -. IWPOIUIA'nCNt uioaoa. •...., ·-=· • • M. Dey ................. ,_....., DNIIf... t .. .. Ctr'.... l... fir . .... .. • ""' .... IDiY .. l'llliftutlolt aiOUi.AflOMt ,...,¥.... '""' .. ... The llftlldler ... ... ......... -.. ,., ....,. ........Nib. . . ., , . , . "'"' . . , ... I'M ,......., .. lilt ., Ntecf uy· •• ....,.. t1to ~ ~ tDr~ ~ 1....-tlt•. 1966 CHEYELLE MALIBU $)l9S .A'163 OLDS H.T. 4 DR. lA TII Mr .,.,.., '-II ltrvln I ctlltl fltP W.N. .,.. llioiR........_.. Mlnlllllllll c,tlartt' rlt, .,.._ II C8lllt ..., WtH, ttlf.. tllll"' IIW ••urtMM. II ttfttl ,_. Wtnl, tl• cMIIHuttve ,.hi lnMrtiOM. 21 ,.., Milt Dtleeunt on edt t~~d 111 ,... WIIIIIR 11 dlflo CAID Ofl TMANU a oaaTUAIIII 11.11 t.v n wenl MlnllnUII'Ilo 1.a. ...ltllllll .m1l k . ILIND ADI AllliltiMNII U. C...... per ......,. IIMm.,... SAilS & SERVICE . $.1395 .;. ~ J · Deluxe interiM beiee over saddle tan fiDisb, BOd WW tireB, , tilt steering wheel, automatic trans. PS and JiB, radio, plea• : sant to drive. 1962 FORD 1 TON STAKE • PLANTS, tomato, cabbage, per, egg plant, btocooll, sel sprouts and cauliflower. 15c per doz. or $1 per hundred. B. F. Board, Mason. Va. li 10 OPEN IVU. 9:GO Po& PC11M1110Y, C1t10 lttu'*' For Rent . II ONI OP bilo 111Cia1 PIOI'I.'I'.' .'. CALL DICK RAWLINGS . . ·.. ty GI:ORGI NONDER eAium1num Awnings oAiumlnum Sldl111 · OAiull)lnum Railings oAiumlnum Wlndowo & Doors o~or Porto oPaHoo oBiown In lnouloHon j)R CALL COLLECT 51U611 Elmar E. White, 404'h Soulh 4th St~ Ironton, 0. RejrlHntative In Thl1 An• 20 Yoen For v. Y. Johnson & Son, 222--tlh Avo., Huntington --·- --- bwliilgs Honcle Selia ~:,:.-;;:, 100Ks0SIIU5, 1 WNS PlANNI~G ~Prt<OIN6 A F&/ WYMISI MIDDLIPORT. OHIO I I llE!'fiiRI1!SIS1• 11!11.! TO )tiLl,,, NI~A~~ AOMNf.Y YOIJ'" HAVf EHJOYEP IT. SAY HE'S RADIATCJR :400 SERVICE For Sale end Found • For PrH lllllllllfl Pomeroy Motor Co. OPPtcl tiOUU • Syracuse, Ohio $1195 catUe rneks, extra good 700xl6 tires, duals rear, V8 engine, 4: speed tram•. Heater, Save! ltlt a. -. n. 1101 p. ...., D•llr 1111 ., -. t. 111M ........ l'rl IAI't TO PLACI A WANT AD ..KONI ttlot111 amt .. liT CpereollO mllot by loe~l owner, blue fiDIIh and llllowi'oom clean interior. automatic trans. Radio. beater, white wall• All New Rldlllfor·Shop eCer . eTruclc .fl'!ellter Core eBulldiiHr eAny,.Y,. KEITH GOBLE FORD WY MIN Mlddliport, 0, rHF. loRN LOSiilt l FREE STORAGE Just· tather an JOut winter rarments and oton them with ut. No more doaeto cramped with 11111,1fe4 dotJi. lng. No more~ · oortlng, and wltb rour winter otbes. E.!~ llliDI YOU send 11.beaUIIlUIIJ clearied ufely, illlured and oarofully ltored. l!lvel!' Item freshb' preased when you call lor It NolllluJ lo J111 tiD faiL No buli!nl ~ Qlo from motba iruf sate from lhoft. 8pl'IJ1lng Bring then! In or call lor Pick Up & Delivery Service Phone 773-5543 ABC Cleaners M.on,w.v.. ' " . EEit & M'!EK LlsT£N, MEEK, 'rOU OOIJ'T REALLY lOVE' M~! BY HOW'£ IF YOU REALL't' LOI.t~ M£ 'rtlU \UXJLDIJ'T BE FilL· LOWIIJ& Mg AROI.)IJD CHECKIIJG UP OIJ ME ALL THE: TIME! , TRUE I..OVi D:>ESIJ'T N:r THAT WA~I ~H;o!EIDER WW, FORA PHOIVY LOVE IT -.· SURE SMARTS: ;;ASOWlE ALL.EY A 1m! Barry . 5lim iG · f lunl1inq ChemiGtrtJ! You're the only one who can help him! -~ , ~· f . .) ' • FOR .CARRIERS .' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ----' Co•.ited Faye Manley ' Middleport - .- ' By MERRILL ll.OSSER IN. MIDDLEPORT. ~ 1 N"' Nf\MEO j::OR OLO AL BA&l I. ~ME I'IAME A'i TH' ~W CiO'P Mill-EO UP . - ·-- WITH. TI-<EM HOOO._J I--IOW 'O "THE."/" • ~H T'NAM'i 'T\-IK; 8J&El ALLE't.'f' .•\ 1 GENEJAL :. WORKIRK, <~=~ mowing lawns aad work, ~ GOOD 35>:8 Aluminum house Tem~ · trailer. Henry Bahr. Long Pomei'Ojr. 5 4 12tc Bottom, Ohio. Phone I!85-,1S811 WORK FOR bulldozl!l'. M Chester. 5 14 3tc llarrJ M..Bolin, 427 South LARGE assor1111ent of clothing St., Middleport. 4 26 has arrived, plenty of worn· en's, boys and girls clothing Help Wanted and men's work uniforms. JefIIAVE OPEI\'ING for fer. Used Clothing Slore, Rt. lady, Busine9S College or 33, going towards the falrperience preferred. but grounds. 5 14 tile essential. Need shorthand, luwf.-,;--.; typing and bookkeeping. cultivator, 1954 like to meet people. or, 1 Bolin power chain SIIW, Dally Senlbiet. Box 668 L, 1956 Cevrolet 2 door c a r. lng training, ei!\'I'lence Phon• 742.f651l. when avallab~} AU 5 14 &te llrictly •confidential and In· terviews will be arranged 11 FEMALE AKC registered 5 10 6tc black miniature poodle pups. Will be ready to go, last ol • apartment May. Phone 949-3621. In Pomeroy. Pb. pil2-5385· 5 14 3tc '. 11 16 tic ::-:==-=---=-=--c ,_______ Wanted To BllY 5 ROOM _._.._.,_____ _,__, rooms, ~OT A tRAlY ToweR 'IIOli<D WORE 'I . Bv " T. HAMLIN . DAllY CROSSWORD AClR.OI!.II ia. Wlllldenl ~ l.Cloallo - ll~ / 9.Nelled - lO.Bulltle Idly DOWN l.Bttn Z.Hikon' tlona - 20.,.,.. m-~a e. 8Uipended &. w•meo 22.Ger- 1'-Melber oftba HoUle: abbr. 16. SUpport Ill Tellurium: aym. 17.Putoof - •:,:u- 21.Plalt..... ~""'"" qaln ,.... Y.......,..&.... 0&1181 T. Kan'a ...... 24.Reoort Army 2 .......,. lay 28. Deputler 29. "AIIId •. u.s. lrd com- mWWII 11.Kalay /IIW/iW; 10'19'... 16. Ey. li.Ku. tJon 11. Glrl'lume IZ. SliDfla&' ~liAI<.~,.. · li.Donom. lnatlmt · 1&-- 3. BIUJLdlr 4. A3Mrleoa poc!t emaaa- i ~tnd ay- r.nc SL Vmtllalo4 U.Wltherecl ,.... M.Card li.Aicott - hm>lao -· mn~:rr~rli='ln~~ dolrw 18. One of tile 12. Ulir'o folWUl followor :111.- 21.BIIIIdard IAiol 21. )!llllcll playa HOUSE. two bedwall to wall carpet. so. Printer'• ANTIQUES, William tng in living room, lull base- l t""'""'"" .UMiddleport, Ohio, 992-2959. rn•nt, 1.92 acres, Mulberry SZ.Jowtlll ,..nth .,-,-,..-:---::----;:-4 25 Heights, Phone 992-3429. IS.Uttlo 15 kind - Root.! • Bark -Ging 5 14 tic seng, yellow root, wild olno!er.l KNAPP SHOES for cushion M. Cl!>llol fellow: May Apple, clean, no comfort. CUll's Shoe Repair, abbr. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box Middleport. 5 12 30tc IS.Xoaareh 37.Xiddle: Reedsville, Ohio, 45772. I 17 FLOWERS lor Memorial Day. 39. L&w Palntol ;;u;iiiiNiGit:iiitm~ber;;:-inln~OhiOiiiiolOi Cli!ro Shoe Repair, Middle <G. Newt West Virginia, or old port. 4 SO 31ltc 41.~ with timber. Marion 6 room house, bath, good toea- DAILY CJIIIHOQUOTil - Bon'o h- to work lt1 Box 77, Syracuse, Ohl~. tion. 108 Butternut Ave., Gay· AXYDLBA.AXB lo LONOJ'J:LLOW - - - - - , - - - - 1_2_1 _lie nelle Fugate. Phone 992-5293. O..lettor limply otaoda for aoothlr. Ja lhlo -pie A lo ued 4 30 tfc For Sale ot Renl f01t tbt tbree L'•· X for the two 0'1, etc. Btncte letten, apo.Model 116, "'"nd bob- tropll.let. the lmgth ud tonnatlon ot the word. art all hla.t.. 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath 6Ins. sews forward and "' d&J t h e - Jetton ..... dlftermt. MJddleport. Contact verse. Zig Zag equipped. Pay A C.,p&w~J~a Qwotatl• Harrison. 992-3704 or stop at only 7 payments $6.00. 992TJFB'R BJV' BRV KQ TFRBOCII Vlllage Hall In Middleport. 4 21 tic 21185 . 5153tC ------__,-_:_:_: USED electric welder. In per· XACFLOBV TJVC OCRVMB·YKTXV(J Sele or Trade lert condition. Forney ARC- TONN XK!-XFOBVO HNFRR 2 STORY. z apartment house WELDERS. Call 992-227! Y..- . . Vtn>~' FOR THil SWORD Ot1TWE.4l\8 In Parkersburg, North end. lrom B to 10 a. m. or 6 tc ~ j rrB SIIICATH, AND TH11 SOUL WIIWIS OUT TBIIIIREAIT, Live In one and rent the oth- P· "'____ 4 ~· lie_ -BYRON er. WUI lrade lor real estate C&E Dlet.Aid tablets, a plea• In Meigs Cllunty area. ant way to help decrease • t9U69I or m-3631. your desire lor food. Nelaon'o I 10 lie llrq Store. 4 t atte .... ,, DICK TRACY ~ BA&LI .---..-..,;.d . ·By· ICING Society Notes NOW.. T'4KI~ APPliCATIONS . . .1 I ' . ' ' I• , ""~llli ~­ NA I 1_~' 9.JR~ CAN PIO(U!--' A LOT F00\1 \((JIJ Mll'iT"A' THEM 'lllE'i>TlOr-t - ~I(>OC~MS ! I<ND THE rORT.Y l'~IEVPi!--, ._.i:b! fc:~.AD A LOT o' il-l '~;;. B-1~ By HAROLD .. GRAY . '· �' ,. ! • • ,_, I , ~~::;~:C:t ~~=~~r;;;: Troop Monday rield.t ·shower Given Miss Wells 'were discuas.ed when the Me~h-1 odlst Youth Fellowship, of Syracuse, Mlnersvjlie and , estti!u~ Chur~hes,~et hSundai•·l at orest un . Plans. were ma~e r ; . r1de to be held on June ·. . ., I l MiBS Ruetta Kay WilDS.·bride- Church with ~ Rev. Father te!ec.t of Ronald. collins, ·was John Turel officiating M1s s 'liiest of bonor at a sbower giv- ·Weilll ill the daughter" of Mr. • by Mrs, Wil~ Boyer and and Mrs. Edward Wells, Porn'Mrs.' Kilyn\o¢ Baity, Friday eroy, and Mr. Collins is the son 1lllght In the lllditorium of the of Mr. and Mrs. Don•ld Collins, [Sacred Heart "·Catholic Church. also of Pomeroy. The wedding wiU be an event AssisteoHy Mrs. Don Mullen, ~I June 10 at the Sacred Heart -------~-·- ,, ...,,'b·y. the hostes~ decorated the au·[ Garnes were played with prJ. • dltorium in a yellow and white zes being awarded to Mrs. char- Plans for attending the mall· color scheme. Gifts for the les Hoffman, Mrs. Bill Gaddis, ~ per~?rmance of "The Cat ' '-~ bride.elect were placed on a Mrs. Don Mayer, Mfs. Rolland Prmcess by the lnsptratio~al ,. table centered with a miniature Neutzllng, and Miss Linda Sau. Players of Santa Monica, Calif., Chariene Hoeflich, Tel. 992·5292 bride beileath an umbrella. vage. to be presented at 2 p.m. at the "Best WiShes Ruetta and The guest list included those Grace EpiScopal Church, Porn- ~ach~el wastf"ogr~eledlaibrmSJn I Ron" was inscribed on a cake ·named above and Mrs. Etza ~y,, wer~ ~ade at Monday r ~ m~h ng a n lur Y served with punch and coffee Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. Lawrence mght s meetmg of Girl Seoul :emR rs, W ~ f~t s~ s, Eleventh IJrirl:luJ'.ay' to the gueats. The refreshment Morarity, Mrs. Richard Well, Troop 104 held at the Middle- e e e . u er. ,.. table was centered with an ar· Mrs. Richard Neutzling, Mrs. port Heath MethodiSt Chul:ch. weeks jlleetlng will be held Ob•erved SQfllrdayl rangement of yellow and white Harold Hood, Mrs. Howard Day. cal)lp to be held In June the Forest Run church With , The eleve!!tb birthday' aunJ. t roses. Mrs. Dayton strickland Boyer, Mrs. Wayne Swisher, was doscussed and the members resa Gooch· to ha~e versary of .Donna Boyd · waa S I U and Mrs. William Wells, grand· Mrs. Charles Legar, Mrs. John planned a trip to the Middleport the progra1p. The MYF . observed Satui"aty with .' ~· par. 7 mothers of the honored auest, Terrell, Mrs. Keith Rigga, Mra. Roadaide Park at 4 p.111. Friday diction concludeil the Mi~dleport !Dgh School •· ty at the home o1 her ~II, . \· and her fiance, served. Arthur Sylvester, Mrs. Donald for badg~ work on ~uilding fires. lumm resi~ng In Me1ga Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ~d, Wendell Gerlach was mstall· ~ Collins, Mrs. Henry Wells, Mrs. Trina G1bbs, Martie Krawsczyn ty are renunded that WedneS< Middl~port. · ed president of 11 the Mih d1ddl';rrt 'i 11 )Harley Swillher, Mrs. Edward and Angelia Houchins were day is .the final day for mak· Gilta were. presented te ·Dom1 . P.T.A. at a mee ug e on· Welis Miss Thelma Boyer Miss guests at the meeting. lng reservations for the 1967 Jill Favors of cendy 8J!d gum : day night in t!'e . Middleport Dr , and Mrs. E. A. Tracy, 0Ufi 3Q Sand~ Wells, Miss Jane Wells, Saturday the scout troop met r~ . alumni banquet to be held on w;re given to• tile gueslll and High School auditoriUm. Columbus, were weekend Miss Brenda Boyer, Karen asd at the Roadside Park for a "'ei· 0 May 'll. . Mrs. Boyd served cake ali d Otiler new olficers elected Iguests of his mother, Mrs. E. Jill Baity, Vickie Hoffman, Ber· ner roast. David Krawsczyn as- Mr P ul Wi Bradbury ReservatiOn loriDa are avaU- ice cream. Games md lnsta'led .were Mrs. Man· J . Tracy. i; "'-Ssa Hood and Moria Legar. sisted in building the ru-es. At;. mem~ ~ M ~brine Whi~ able at Chapman-Candy Shoe Guests wore .' . nmg Kloes, first VIce . preS!· I Mrs. Lillian Pierce is in ~ Others presenting gifts to tending wore Barbara Demos- Shr' of J ~ ~ ap- Store, Pomeroy; and Mark V, Tl~i Nierl Clndent and progranl chairman; New Carlisle, the guest of her the honored guest were Mrs. key, Diana Lynch, Amy Hamm, , ~~:d dis':~ m:hai':m.n of fue Meigs Sewing Center, and dy craig; 'aDd Mrs. Lowell Beaver, sec on d son-In-law and daughter, Mr. Melvin Bonecutter, Mrs. Ron· Sonja Ohlinger: Be~ F u 1t z, ~terlal ob'ective at the re- th~ Clllzens National B ~ n k, . vice preSident; Mrs. R•chard iand Mrs. Dana Canter. , nie Carr, Mrs. George Hobstet- Trina and Vemta Gibbs, M;n-y ~t Su re:... Shrine Seasion Middleport. The di~ will ·.~• OWen, secretary; and M.a n- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle . . ter, Mrs. George Hoffman, Mrs. and Martha Krawsczyn, Debbie P i Mo catered by fue Marlm 'Restaur· mn~ Kloes, treasurer. The of· and daughter, Marianne, Co- MISS Susan Pullen aUnd !Ucihty· George Harris, Mrs. Joe Stru· Gallagher, 1'am Dodson,- Jyl held In :•::~t ~?Mrs Wino's ant. Charge lor the dinnenmd fleers were installed by Tom 'lumbus were weekend guests lard Pool, Obio Statek druvers •· ble Mrs Gene Mitch Mrs Jed Beaver Sharon Wilson, !Uta n~otmu eel d . Frid!IY dance for ' alumni is $3, and · 'd t ' td t ere wee en gues~ • · ' · · appom en was ma e Kelly, outgomg preS! en: I Iot her parents. Mr. and Mrs. s u en S, w t M d Mrs ' Webster, Mrs. Shirley Guintber, Casci. and . Debbie Call, a.n d night when Mary mel for guests, $2. • of the In a report of act•v•lles, t c E Blakeslee. of her parens, r. an · Mrs. George Heines, Mrs. Na· Mrs. John Krawsczyn and Mrs. sion at the Reservations are to be mall· Jo Ann 1 was noted that expenditures Weekend guests of Mrs. F. James P%ll~n, Albert Russell than Biggs, Mrs. Robert Hard· Fred Gibbs, leaders. . . ~~·~:roy. It was also , ~ to Mrs. Jack Satterfield, Comb m. to have been made by the P.T. H. Clark and Mrs. Lillie Coals Mr. an rs. en, Mrs. Freeman Enoch, Mrs. ' c hart Middleport. ' ' M d M A 1b 1 and son Columbus, spent the Ch 1 M 11 Mrs Richard nounced tnat Janet ape ders, also of A lor room awards raincoats ' ' •were r. an rs. er k b ·if g Mrs ares U en, · Lafayette Shrine Gallipolis Mrs Sander& fo: the safety patrol ho~si a i Coats, Middletown, and Mr. wee e Ro: :~~ ~ther rela: Seyler, Mrs. Margaret Boyer, the new deputy.' . ' BAS OWN POST OFFICE of Mr. lllld··Mrs: $2' contribution to the s 0 ar- ' and Mrs. Delbert Chaney and 'Downmg Mrs. Ralph Schoenberger, Mrs. 't Plans were made for a school The United Natlo~s maintains ner of ,' ship awarded by the Me I g s 'son Aloony lives. Denver Thoma Mrs Willard ece/VeS I es ' ' . . · R b Chi Mrs James Daniels was in . M Ed' 'th H ·. Mrs of mstruchon to be held at the its O\Vll post office smce 1951. was the former Countv counc•l of Parents and I ' 1 . · · .. Hemes,N rs. emes, Susie· J une mee t'mg. Reported Ill It 1s operated by th e u. s. p og. o1 ·Pomeroy. · Teachers and the proviSion of Mrs. 11Char es tilay· urn, k Piketon recently to VISit her Th t r gt Miss apt' glasses ·f~r a needy child Bat· I~ago, I ·: ,spent I~ past .wee l aunt Mrs. Maude Jones, who N e~ r geu ~~~ 'Dor Schaefer Bret Alan Korn son of Mr were Mlss Sue Lehew, a lal Service. Since lhe U. N, is ,Sander~~ ar~en:: ~j~ ance in the treasury i,. $309, here aSSitshmg Mm Be ckareG 0 ' resides at the Piketon Nursing ' Meu 'v'~ ' t Dabo Mrs Cari and Mrs. George Korn Jr. re: at Meigs General. . and on International territory, It Western ~ . er mo er, rs. a er or- H rs. mcen ' · . . ' ' ralph Webb confmed to its own stamps McCOmb ono that ammmt, accordmg lo don, Pomeroy. Mrs . Rayburn's orne. IBilikam, and Mrs. Fritz Buck. ce1ved the r1tes of baptism M M'll1 ita! Chari t · · ac1 10n taken during the meet· ) husban d and ch'ld F d I Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Car· . I Sunday morning from the Rev c an osp • es on, 1 ren, re f B db Sund . · w Va mg, w•ll be transferred from l•nd Beth 'oined her here Fri· sey o ra ury were ay l FatherJohnTurelattheSacred , . · , regular school funds to a spe- , day, and' ~e rami!)• returned guests of Mrs. Ruih Carsey and 1 Heart Church. hoDurm~ t~e :ncludmg s~l~~ . c1al P.T A. account. to Chicago Sunda . fam1 ly, Waverly. I • Godmother for the service ur ,8 rt a ower was e Four classes tied lor t h e 'I'tl R W / Ri h d Clarence Stewart, Columbus, ~ f was Mrs. Christine O'Donnell, honormg Mrs. Barbara Adams attendance award They were It e pev. . L. th c ar son, spent the Mother's Day week· a great-great aunt Pomeroy Dugan, worthy high priestess. · ormer omeroy u eran mm- d h 'th h' th 1 ' ' Refreshments were served I the second grade taught by I ister and Mrs Richardson en ere WI IS mo er, , __ • 1and godfather was Henry L. Mrs. Sarah Rupe: the third I wer~ here Monday for the lu: Mrs. Iva Stewart, South Sec1 Kor?, Marion. COTTRILL . PROMOTED . gtade of Mrs. Ben Ph1lson, the! neral services ol Mrs Samuel ond Ave. Dmner guests of Mr. and T. M. Cottrill, stattoned w1th 1 lourth grade o! Mrs. Elizabeth ! Michael; , They visit~ Mrs. Miss Fannie. Poul ,and Mr. "To Come, of Age" was tbe : Mrs. George Korn, Sr., Sunday the U.S. Air Force at Minot, N. I Pickens, and the fifth grade of : Wendel Kautz a former ne•gh· rand Mrs. Wilham D11tz of Co-' program top1e ~ed by Mrs. T. ) following the service included D., has been promoted from Leo Kennedy. oor, before ;eturning lo 01. lumbus, Mrs. Katbaleen Brax- 1T. Shelton: cha~rman, at a r; Henry Korn, Marion ; Charles technical sergeant to · master =J''~; ton and Mr. Clyde Robertson cent meeting of the Women s Mankin, Lockborne Air Force sergeant. He is the son of Mrs. M D I J stl d Iof Cincinnati, and Mr. David Missionary Society of the Porn. Base Columbus· Miss Jean Thorn Cottrill of Logan and is rs. a e u s an s o n, J k Liberty ' • p First Baptist Church I ' ' , L Gregg, Plainfield, Ind., are ac son, ...ne, orne- eroy . . · Thomas, Columbus, and Mr. married to the former Ann $ here visiting her mother Mrs roy, were weekend guests of Taking part m the program and Mrs. George Korn,,Jr., and ter, daughter of Mrs. J. Ed•lardll . Audrey Young and Mr' ami Mr. and Mrs. Con R. Young, : were Mrs. Ellmer Wickham, Bretl .A~l~anll,,~C~o~lu~m~b":us~.--_!_F~os~te"::r,~P~o~m:':e~ro~y:~·----~!'!!"'!'!!"'!'!!"'!'!!"'!'!!"''!!!!'!!!!!'!!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!~~-!1!!!1 . Pamtroy, 0. Middleport :Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. J. Ed· ~~ Mrs. Fems Justis, Mason, W. I Tl th . Ra Sh f f ward Foster Mrs Carver Wll· TONIGHT Va. Mr. Justis will join hi s M mo / M y Mi ~ orj :;;nf 0 Irams and Mrs William Sheri· May 16 here Sunday. r an '"w· v' ae at ~r, I ~an Jr Group . sln'"ng of "My "MURDERERS' ROW" Ifamily Mrs J t' nd • a., was u e , · e· • us " a son accomguest of his grand- Faith Looks Up to Thee" and (Technicolor ) 1 Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, I hedr b~others, Mrs. Mary Shafer, and prayer by Mrs. Shelton conclud· Ann-Margaret . I • an hiS son, Mr. and ed the program. The love gift F81tureHt: Charles, to Pomeroy Sunday, Hackett, Sr. Mr. was dedicated by Mrs. George Trtln1ng for Trouble VIctor Young and son h ad M !tended f Skinner P1rt Time Pt1 Yonder Gloves been In Indianapolis at I he I I 't r~ et ~ M h ~I ~a- Mrs Joe Cook presided at the ·speedway for the time trial erru Y andqu a Sarsda 1"' meeti~g whic!J opened w 1t h I races an came un ay or Wedneiidtr and Thursday I ' their son. music and a poem, "If Flowers Moy 17.18 NOT OPEN Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and Behaved Uke Human Beings." Corsages Present I'd Kim of St. Albans, w. va. were Program books fM the year By Raplist Ch11rch Sunday guests of his mother, were distributed and Mrs. Har· Devotional book leis and cor- Mrs. Eloda Webb. 1 old Lemley reported on the w.- vn. sages were presented to the ol- Here for the weekend with scholarship fund. dest and youngest mothers at IMr. and Mrs. Richard Pickens The Mother's Day t b em e TONIGHT-MAY 16 the Sunday service of the Mid· was Bill Pickens of Fork, Md. was c~ried out In the social "THE RARI BREED" dleport First Baptist Churcl!. He Is visiting area relatives hour WI ill Mrs. Lemley a n d Tame.~~ Maureen Rerognlzed as the oldest while hls wife Is with her par· Mrs. Audn;y Young as the hosStewart O'Hara lher present was Mrs. Raymond ent• at Vienna, W. Va. Sunday tosses. Sprmg fiowers and pmK PLUS "THE PSYCHOPATH" Saxton. The youngest mother at afternoon callers were Mr. and ~pers were used on the table. the service was Mrs. Robert Mra. Paul Kautz, Barbara, Rl· Corsages made by Mrs. Lemley WIDNISDAY, THURSDAY Richardson. Mrs. Ross Pullen, chard and Jill, Columbus, and were presented to eacll of the 1 :~L /it1&1.'~ I supermtendent of the Sunday Mrs. Wendel Kautz, Pomeroy, guests. Cake and Ice cream "SHDT GUN WEDDING• schooL was assisted by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay. , were served. PLUS Manning Kloes in the presents· Columbus, spent the weekend • ;:c · AboUt Pomeroy . Ar d 1 About . d · . ....... ' ' . • • ' ' -~. '"', "f . ,. ' ' . ''' • • ' Ml'dd/..porf Hl'gh Alumni' Reml'nded Of Deadfl'ne ,e•· Around and Wendell Gerlach I M'd.Jlepor pTA President •j . . .. ... . !-• ! '' -~ ' Mrs Paul Winn I A• , d s pnnmte T DIStriCt Job Middleport I' Bret AIan KOrn R • R Of 8 ISm nd ....... \ i ' '· /e· ' •....,,...ll&o . •..,....,..... ....' "(' ' ..-;·;, .. ;, ' .,, i .' ' .. . .'·: ' ' . -~,loDIPI. ... ·!J ' . ~ • ' ' . '\ .... _;.;;... • '' . ,. , .~ . "' " ea..,.~ . l!.; :u Uh. ·111_11)111'1.,..,. ~ " ; ' ' . ~ ' .,., ' ... ' ' . ' at en tine aec lavtltleol lite ~ ' I ... ~, . '' NowYottKnow " 'l1le ' trencll playlllclaa . _ .' . ' DnolaJ f'o f'lie floaleret11 01 T'lul Mm,..M1110n .free WEDNESDAY I H 1 1 Mrs She/ton is Ch alrmOn ' Or 1 1 Soc1ety Program ;;;;;;;;;_;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;..__ i. If, r l.' 1 · r ' • Take Advantage ol Sale ol Gliclden ' lln·o unce· • 1 asoN Drive·ln •,' ' Deparfmenf on fne J f MEIGS THEATRE , e vents are ELBERFELDS IN Found Dead II "WHY BOTHU TO ~KN:O:C:K:":ti:on:··::::::~~----·,; bere Mr. Middleport, and Mrs. wanC II· Joy Sauer llarn with Grueser, Mrs. Byron Jay, Cheater Road. Kay Balderson I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice and 1 H children, Debbie and Bob, were, OnoredSUnday 1 :' I 1r. Belpre lor Mother's Day Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Wal· Middleport, Route I, enterlainburn, Sherry and Tracy. ed Sunday with a dinner part,v Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons honoring their daughler, Jov, and 10n, Bernard, were 1n , on her ninth birthday, and Sunday oo visit her 1 Kay Balderson, Reedsville, op motner, Mrs. B ern a r d 1 her sixth birthday. Schramm. Gilts were presented to the I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner children. A pink and green colI and children, North Robinson, or scheme was camed out Jn Iwere weekend 1uesto of b 11 the decorations ond cake and 1parent.!, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tur· f 'ce cream were served follow· ner. ing the dinner. Guests were Mrs. R. E. Wll· IIams, grandmother of K a y, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wh I t ehead, Jean, Jane and Juli, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, David and Mark, Reedsville; Mrs. Herry Pickens, Racine; Mrs. 1 William Meredith and Roger, I Beverly: and the hosts' daugh· ter, Mary Ruth. Put In Savings ..• Add Interest, Generously , •• Recipe for peace or mind , and a PAY 'MlffiUTE I Eastern High School was clos: ed all day Monday in tribute to ! Mrs. Samuel Michael, 46, the ' former Dorothy Hamm, w h " I died unexpectedly at her home ! last Friday morning. Mrs. 'lit· I chael was a long-time commer· I clal teacher at Eastern High School. brighter future: Add a portion of your income to a Savini• Account . . . and sa ve steadily. We'll "season" with tnterett. And your mo. ney a.rows, to serve your special needs! FRU CUSTOMER PARKING WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS lfational eCut Flowers ~ • Potttd Pl1nt1 Goodwin Florist Next Tollberfelda On Second St. Ph. 992·2933 Mlmlllr lleder1l Dtpe~lt lnauriiiCI Corporation l 'jWe Telea:raph Flower11 ' An¥wbln, AD¥Umo" THREE BAPTIZED Three youths of the Middle· port Mount Moriah B a p t Is t Church were baptt2ed Sunday by the Rev. Robert Jackson. They were Phillip and Stanley Moon and E~dle Buffington. A fellowship dinner In the din· lng room followed the, baptismal rites In morning sorvices, the Rev. Mr. Jackson eave a ~ I Twelve Bands to Compete In Musical Combo Contest Will you pay the price of a Cadillac... and not get one? I • Literally thousands of people are driving can that cost as cenerally ac!<nowledged that a Cadillac hoi!!- ill value oo well that It actuolly costa 1... to own than Diany lower priced cara. Right now, your autboriaed lleolor')lu 1 flnt oeleetioa of models and colora-with all tht advanced 01., gineering, ouperb performance and many lafety.fettur~ ... that make • C4diilllc • Cadillac. Every year you waif Ia :1 y.U ill price in peroonol pJeuure aild ·~tlaladdilll, · ~ Why 11otoee your Clldillac deooter ~fore·tht wolk Ia .Utj~· much as a Cadillac-yet provide far lea& in motoring 1ati1• faction, distinction and lasdng value. A feW minutes with an auohotizedCadillac dealer and a few miles at tho wheel C!lf a Cadillac can prevent you from making this unnece1· sary comprombe. The fact is, if you're planning to buy •••tina in the medium·price range, an investigation could tb4X't that you are very clooe to 1 Cadillac in coo~ And it io !' r'·' _f I ' ~ ' -. ' ' ' .1 I ~. , , I , , \ I / ', , lEE YOUR AQT~ORIZED CADILLAC Dl!fER'S.,\'I;I'RA~IVII:'¥1,£CTIO~ OFl'IEW AND USED c;ADILLACI, . : . KARR .· & .VAN I t4N~1;".: MOTOR . SALES ' "' 242 W. MAl" STREIT . . ' ,.},'<'I;'(,. .. =dhmri . "' ~~ ,. . ,' 11 j ' •' ' I ; 1Your Ca~illac:de~er has $e tulflwer. ' .• . r •. • ....,...... . c.~ltiMMo!OI'C•~~'~•'- Court Appeal Today · Dii:NvER iUPJl - A Yater-) ·P0Mtltdif0·0HIO ~/ .: '' .. pliqt; lw!ce UDIUAl-) Ill bll lederll .court lily ·~dirf lhe "llnjalt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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