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N@~. 24._...,..._.:....__.:.._....;,.1... . ---.:-'--.:..:PCl::.:M:.::E~~~ · ~~~~l.tl;::;D.::::LeP:...:O:.;.:~..:.&.'..:0..:.:: .fi.210:..__ _ _ _T:.:_H:.::UR::::S::::DA..:..:Y.J_,:.:.:MA~Y;:...·l~B!,_1~1.11=67.__ _ _ _ _ _ _,_. _...,··..... . . ..:.: ' FIVe~· Sen. OGide.y Collins Jays l o·mnibus School inarlt~ · Is Signifiea'nt Stride orltard Middlepo'r·t.... TONIGHT;-THURSDAY . AND FRIDAY .. Moy 17, 18, 19 "''' . • •• Gu1drng Star Dol AGroup H ld Mee 1ng Fu;f;oy. 0. (er ~ medical institutions as part of Charlene Hoeflich, Tef; 99>2-5292 Its recognition. of Natlonl\1 Hos- Mr. and· Mrs. John Sewell, .<, I pilal Week, whicil they cele- Marietta, . were Mother's Day brated nationally May 7-13. weekend guests of Mrs. Netta Warner, Ebenezer St. . • • A local ~ponsorship. btcludes Mtss Brenda Potts, ohio • By Chdrlene ·I ' globe · girdling cham of 320 State UniversJty student, spent · hOspitals, sarutarillm•, clinics, the weekeni! here with h. r · Hoeflich ' and dispensaries. Tbe c~o;ch parents, Mr, and Mr,, William f• .l L.. ••. plays a large rol~ In provtdmg Swal2el. 0 5 iUMJU med1cal care wtth the added Charles Hayes student at the · · Guldin quality of 'Christian concern in Oht'o Techru'cal c'ol'ege Colum- SYRACUSE~~- · o1 Ag · the United States · • ' Council, Daug ters mertca · A FAR CRY from the usual quiet Meigs County · bus, arrived Tuesday for the Lodge met Thursday evnlng m type of life were the four days which Mr. and Mrs. Ber- The Pomeroy church helps quarterly break wllit his par- rltuali;tic form wiih 18 mem. .. , nard Fultz spent last week. at the Ohio State Bar Asso· sponsor the large number of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles bers present. The meeting was Mother's l>jly guestl of ltfrl. ciation held at the Sheraton Hotel, Dayton. · medical institutions throug~ Its Hayes. , . contlltcted by Elleen . Clark. Fannie · MeN~ were Mr. . Speakers for the convention were program of g1lts and offermg•. Mothers .weekend guests of .associate councnor. Practice and Mrs. Rlcltard Van MNer.yers who have gained national recogniUon . . . and through its members who Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, )vas held lot inspection to be Belpre, and Mr. and Mn•.C. was Percy Forman, best known 'for his successful choose to serve in medical ir•. Racine, were Mr. and Mrs. ~il- ·held at the hall at the n ex H. Wise, Jr., Wav.,ty. · i fense in the Mossier incident •.. and Louis Niser stitutions of the church in the liam Burton, daughter, L 1 sa meeting May 25. · .· , 'HcWIIIer has represented numerous . . u. s. and abroad. Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lizzie Quick and Mary Mr. and Mrs. ~ un movie stars of Paramount confmed to the hospttal. ' . Chapman and daughter, She!- were reported home from son,, Laurelv!lle.• Mrs. ,,.... Studios. Seems Mrs. Zeiher had The . churchs mediCal pro- ley, and Karl RWJsel~ Colum- hospital and recuperating rolden, ColwiltiWI; • .D ~ gram mcludes some 550 nurse< bus· E w Jdnes Burlingham• 1 and J Qui k and Mrs. Frank WD!Iillls, A portion of Niser's speech to the bus station to meet graduated from nursing schools and' Mrs . Dorothy Dandaki;· ,ames c his w. Va. wart-Week' was filmed lor use on a C.B.S. cousin arriving from of the faith annually, and about Athens . . ' Mrrom Clm nokr surgerylcoon eel b k. guests of Mr. anll Mrl. News special, "The Trial Law· Mich., and the two were .. d d t' ts d · s. ar was we m ac and famliJ 600 phySJctans an en 18 th gra . " scheduled for showing in turning to the hospital to !liter being absent due to a atay Richard Hovatter · · • Yer uated each year. More an 43 August. Niser was speaker at Mrs. Welch when the '"'ace~~:::: I m1.11 10n . treated an• Of In the hospital where she under· Guests of Mr. and ·Mn.hVar• persons are t '· 'I the formal banquet in the happened. The relative nually In Seventh-Day Advent· wen surgery. ner See Sunday wert I ~ r grand ball room of the Shera- to stay on indefinitely to assi:sll ist medical institutions. First nomination for officers anc1 son.tn~w, Mr. ton which concluded the con· where she can. The church also sponsors the was held. A bake sale, and . Mrs. ~Iaine Walbul'll ~d vention. . f th Ch 1 s F Kel· OU S zaar was held at Dukes Clean- children, Vtenna, W; Va. · Speclal events for the wives STRAYF.D OR stolen, Mr expansu;:; 0 e 1 ~o:pit~l in A Mother's Day program by ers in Pomeroy which netted Mrs. Robert Gooclan . a • d while their husbands attended Iva Stewart doesn't k now ~rmg emorw t'ng at morP the youth highlighted Sunday $53.20 to the "good of the or· . Becky, were In Pablt. to business of the convention which, but her three-month-old ayto!!On. now op~ra 1 'ty The morning services at the Porn- der" which will be used to Ky lasl ·week wbert bar included a dinner at the King cocker spaniel puppy is miss· than . 1 per cenll clapanCih •· two eroy Church of Chrlat. renovate the downstairs to be · ·is employed. Wbl 1hosp1ta soon WI au c d eel · t••• 1 A bo t Cole Restaurant and a tour of ing. It disappeared just a u ar college educational pro- Mrs. Milton Roush an Mrs. us a.s a mee ""' Pace. they visited Jenny Wy· . o0 medt' • Louis Osborne were In charge luck .......-.... a"" art institute, hosted by the a week ago from her S o u I h ye gram w1t. h emphas1s M c!lnner will . be held at the 11•• Stale. Park. 'Illey -"..-r wife of the Dayton Bar Asso· Second Ave. home. The puppy cal arts The Washington Sani· of the observance. Sandra Roush ay 25 !l'eeting. Mr. Goodall itcJDie Friday elation president. is all black with white toes and t ·um ~nd Hospital in Takoma was the announcEt' for the pro. Attending were and be . returned 1c1 On Saturday, Bernard, who a white tip on its tail. Mrs. ;n k Md has entered an $8 gram which opened with scrip. ,Poll~, Deputy~ Leola Monday after spend. incidentally, is completing the Stewart would be delighted to ~r • b :;d. . t Hadley lure by Joe Reynolds. Stephen Pautine Morartty, Thelma the weekend here with bl4 - year bear of t'ts wher eabouts . million. JutHmg. --• Mr •"--. •· -. second year oI a " w•"' Memona ospt18prol!ecW. m ashl•g "- Clark' gave a trlbu'' "' to moth· ser, J h MarieC Rizer, I S' Betty II L ouu . , ··• .,.....,. term on tbe executive/commitis Jannin future ers, and Joe :Welker read o nson, arr e me a r, . al)d daughter, Pat:kio 'tee of the Ohio Bar, and Betty THE DALE Walburns wh ton. D. C.. P g "How God Makes A Motltet." garet Cottrill, Esther Harden, Ia Lynn, CUSter St., lllddle!XJ!!I.!· were guests of Mr. and Mi's. have spent the pa>.t year enlat1ement. · Letters spelling mother were Myla Hudson, Eileen Mr. and Mri.' • Y.li~ Francis Dale at the Cincinnati Newton Falls, are pinnning , held by Ricky Taylor, Debbie Sylvia ~willing, Kathryn Mark and l&ity, Belpre, Reds game. Dale is president move back to Middleport in Osborne Kathryn Ohlinger, son, Sad1e Tbuener, Ann ' Sunday gu!MI o1 bn of the owners of the Reds. They June. Dale Is working with May 'fonya McDonald, Bobbie and ley, Edith Hood, Alice Mr. and ·~. ·~ were seated in a box a n d era! Motqrs and will be spend· Lori Chapman as the congrega. and Ada Slack. ·· ·· luncheon was .served there ... ing his ·weekends and lion sang "Mother." Mr. and Mrs•.Don ·Oilb!!f, had caviar ... and after that days off with his family here. • Flowers were presented to visited Mn. lll: ' JI. they were taken to the Dale As Marjorie puts it: "There'~ MASON - The annual Mas· Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Sr., oldest Wood, Middleport, over · tbl home for cocktails and dbtner. just no place like Middleport.' on County Area Yo~nger De";! mother tllere, and 1\lrs. Ear I i . ' ' onstrat•on meet Will be bel Cleland lite youngest mother; CERTAINLY UQfortunale was PHYLIJS Hackett was . May.IB at the .Upper Flats Com- Mrs. A: L. Pllelpo, Jr., reetl~ aSS eef1np D f $ i:"'.GI the accident pf Eleanor Welclt eel with the white orchtd mumty BulldinB and will be eel tile Dower for the largest A meditation ''Pieturette" by arry tum.,.. l)fn Zelher parttclilariy so because gift certificate presented to boated by the Happy_ H~l~~ family and a nowet was ~~~ Norman Vin,.nt Peale was PromfJtion Rseenfhl,. of bd mother's IUness at this by the Midtlleport aeniors Club. The demonstratiOns '!1 to M,;,. Clara Ohll.,.er. Sl!llu ,~ented by Mrs. Lorenzo J)areyl Stumbo, ·llniDC· 'i!lb time. day night at the class PI a Y· begm at 7:30 in the everung potted plants were prtlen~ )!onday bight at a meeting of the U• .S. Coast· GuU. ·Poartl Mrs. ZelhEt' was going ln\0 Phyllis, the Middleport kinder· and 4·H members from the ~ve to each of "" Jirotber' at Ill• the JOJI class of United Pl. Gammon qlt the _. Holzer ~tal 8alur\IB1 light garten, teacher, volunteered to participating clubs. will1 J''~ service ' ocJist Chureb Pomeroy. bu lleu-p!IIIIIOied t. •i ·b ir mother, ltfili. N. C. direct .llle senior claSI play. either team or lndivldua em• Devotiona ~re by Mrs. tec:lllllcllll tblrd Weldi, when sbo fell and frac· ·I onatrations. . FloUlllr' 4.warded to aid Wlldet\Jiluth wbo · · . · lured her hlp. She, too, is now' AND MRs. Paul easel Is on .The five clubs are the Hill Mothetl &a Church an aricle from ET3c Stumbo Ia tilt 11011 ;;iiioii;;ioi;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO'If her first trip abroad. She left Bllltes, Old Town Mountameers, SYRAcusE-..i.ttendence SIIJl. JPDe entiUed "Freedom and Mrs. ·alffd stuD1bO; from the ColumlluB airport SUII- Choctaw Chargers, Happy Help- da Ma 14 a1 tbe First Unit> not· Be Taken For Granted." ~ II a"radiQ•IIId · day nlgllt for France and after ers, and Happy Go Lucky. Ali edyPr ' Ob~rch Sehooj With Mrs Cuater ~spending a few days there will those competing youths must be was .,;s ~lh ~collection of $12.· at !be busin...s sessi9", It assigned :.te ,- . take a train to Rome, Italy. between the ages of 9-13 · th 65 ' noted tltat the recent area for 12 JIIOII~ .. . , .. There she will spend six weeks This meet Will prepare e . ol tit Sund sale was a succep A • " ., visiting relatives and friends, boys and girls lor ol~m- :! ~e ~~~:w .!re •wa:l you note WIIS reld irom .JII!OwER ~bEt' 0'1111 and her buaband's onstrations and state up, sc to ~~ 'oldelll-luother Mrs. Verlie Gordon f<r nowera dur- Mrs. Ktunelh lemJM and family. What a vacation! when they are ehgtble. 1 ~ch·"" Roqsh· )IQungest Mrs ing her bospilallzation. Mfs, Bob Jlooah .will bolt I The winners. consisting o one 1 "'v ' ' . · Member nded to sbolrer bonuir~C,-Jit;11111: Kil. 4 , team demonstration winner IIIII Donald-, Hubbard; motber With U ltb "".respo Is plans Gene Romine;.~ ' :. 'i( one lndlvillldual dtemothen;tr:: n:wer 7:30 saturday,'• .t winner w repea • . erved by Mrs Ill$ Gtcm GriDJe' Ball.. A'll fmg 0 I '!nstrallions for the next Lea.d· carnation was given In every COUI'Ie was s . . !be _ _.. allnllo 1• Associ 11 eetlng on lady that - . present, lnclud· Charles Karr and Mra. Allen frlendJ of ....,.. :.e I. .a on m ing the Teen-Age clllss. Eldtlnger. to alteocL - -- ·.' .,. SYRAOUSE - Reading t h ' ·· . MEIGS THEATRE (Tecbnlcolor) "• . Corner (Teclibioolor) . ... 'r ;:Corrimun.i'tY.. PltiOAY and SATURDAY Moy 19-20 "DIAD HE.AT ON A MERRY-GO.ROUND" ' •• !!!!J!!!!!!.!!!! ., .' :d.urtf"'Q~s TONIGHT and THURSDAY Mol' 17·18 NOf.OPIN .I '· . •t r M her'S Day program G'IVen .1 8Y.y ·fh • For The Gradu1te I ., ... ret double 111e valUe you'd expect All C:ara .. ue watches llavt jewe5ed ·lever IIIOV•ents and 1 'tx.lllllto ............. I • !of••r1 Cornelle is faboct-rulata.ot '•nd 1uorooteed by 18ulova, At $10.95, you r-·t find • betler im· fw~tea , - or more ;~lift. . D·emonstrahon Is JBfor .. ~ I • - ' _,.,. ...-.... -.plliOCUawltotolotltoll. -SIO.MieP"'l .,_nnd M - ,,. -Won- . . Meditation Heard at JOF Cl M ' . . . ,.·.· . 'I 1967 Fall Showing i Presented By , Ronald Lips, NQturalizer Rep. . • . . Register Fo~ "'· FREE Pair Of Nlllnlb:erShoes Come In and Set All The New and DiHarent Shoe Styl11 For The Coming Faii :S.uon~ Coffee Will Be Semel • !/'• ' · Rose 0:~~~~~ ~"":::fte or~ ~ ~:"U::s. ;»~ ' Chapma•Canaday. I;;::w.:.;.~ of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hackett, Miss Hackett has a 3.76 average for her !Ill~ ~=~:=: The Ready To Wear Sale On The 2nd FIC)Or ing o! the Missionary Society of the First Ualled Presbyterian Church when they met in I h e ~:.n;,. ~:J,g·~;oon· by vice president Mra. Laura Pickens wbo gave devotions also ftlfered prayer. Roll call WIIS answered by five members present with a verse of Scripture. Reports were rea<lll and approved. Communications was read on Ecumenical JIUS.· II sio•s and Relations and a card wao read by Mro. Rachel Me· Bride stating the bandages that were sent to Christian Medical College at Ludhiana, Punjab, India had been received. The mittens sent to Martineztown House of Neighborly Service, Albuquerque, N. M., were donated hy Miso Frankie Mumaw. Names of Missionaries to be prayed for were read and prayer given. A free will olle•ri!'!ill wao taken of $8.70. For Bi b I e study, chapter five of the book. "Joy For An Anaious Age," on Phillpplano WIIS reviewed with Mrs. McBride, read Inc "A Mind For Joy" fro Chapter 2 of Plllllpptana; 'Mb• Mumaw "Unity in Christ;" Mrs. Florence Potts, "L o·v e. Mrs, Pickens, "The Power;" Mrl. McBride "Example" Ml~ l(umaw, "Christ Was Go d and "Secret Of Unity" by Mrs. Mayme Holmes. Mrs. Holmeo, hoste01, served refreshment& to tltoSe aBmecl above. . .. . ·. Be.g·.ns Thursday Morning At 9:15 - StoredHours Th' 8.IS . Week End Are Thursday 9:15 to 5 and Fri ay 9 to. ·. Saturday 9 tO ,9 JUST 20 GIRlS COATS and GIRLS SUITS $13.95 to $19.50 While they l11t at juat hilt price . SUMMER DRESSES ·' 115 WOMEN$ $1D.95 to $19.50 HATS DRESSES ·!li: .· · !"rom .... re&u!U otock. Will kiiOIVfl mal:ea. Junior, and half slzea. Just 21 WOIIIIIII $14.95 to $59.50 COATSaiMISUm . ' $9·75 1...---o:"l. ' ~.. $3.95 to •16.50 at , HaHPrlee While They Last . ~.. $1.91 $8~25 . " . J. . e they Iaiii on oale at ptlco. $5.48 .. ROBES . . SLACK stili Sizes 3 to 14. Well known brands, ,3.95 to '10.95 It Half Price While They L11t Wonlllll and Girls . JuttU Womtna and Glrlt j, Rev. ... .\ViJJiams ' Speaker for Baccalaureate ,------------------, JUST 100 GIRLS $6·'· .. $9.75 On So.le While They Lilt for ·'" I .. la~~t~~~=$~ war~~ have been respectively, of. ~ .. _, I• Ward, Miss Hackett MRS Senior Honors terlan Reading Opens • f Mee Society Group- TO THEI.R EMILIA LEGAR PHS ol 1 AND THERESE FULTZ 1 . c d Sh (haPman· ana ay oes · KAY McGOWN • 4 H ClubS ' . vocal lllllllliera wIH ' by>& mJxod 'Cbol'UI by Mrs. LUcille' Swact. �' '- ' I 'I ' '· • ' ' i ' . . ~ f* .,..;J'.i•\ 1'\."i. '•'<• r1,;H~ ~ •;.;.. l'•("'~'l'ih ..; f'\'~""'·J' ,.,pf:l :~ I " II \ ,, t· Dally II\Wt!IUI, Jlvlne).oy.Mfddleport, G., May:tl, lM'T-3 Sports Desk r Break~ Of .G~~e ' '' Qff,f~dj Go~~fo :l1ihites~~ ~ . g~ti Viiililarr•".'~-~~~~; BOSTON (UP!) -The first ! "BasebaU is fine, but the I Boston Globe Wednesday. Negro player in major league people who run it are not" said I "They shut out the Ngro In baseball says lite breaks of the[former Brooklyn . Dodge; star the front office and ... a Negro game oil the fiekl gu to the •.second baseman Jackie Robm- 1star dues nol get anywllere near white players. son in an intemew with , the the side benefits the endorse· ments, that a wllite ·stal'"doo!l,'' lability. He's <!wen trying lo Robinson explamed. , a Job lor years, and he cant. ·should,JI!!I ~ "Larry Doby is an intelligent IW~y not?" Robu~onsald. '· . lth~ co_" n tr i.~ 17 guy, •.college map _who s~t , Check a. Negro who WillS • Negroe~. .1• ., • ,,~ r years 10 professional baaeba ': a World Sel'!es award. Ole!lk ! Jl:ea~Jlilt't . Clii! . _ __ _! __ _ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _...:m ...:•...:n_w...:h...:o_ has ,:___ fron _ t_o_a ,_ce Frank Robinson. If he were sius Clay,,_ )i;o~\%'\ll<l If ~,; 1 ,white, he'd have gotten . more I ",da'l' 1"fl4edX,,1 , ' •J money out of last season. f "There'~ h ~ · "Jackie Robi~n would have $jncere, ~~~~a~ I I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;,__ _ _; __ - By Bob Wingett " i' t s, ...,..,:g • ht h tn l ( RedS COr ~ Wl•ln I U :~~e :~e~~:ke ;:• :i~!te.8~~· ~~:C:e tb;~ so that's not m~, that's nat my commen~. , ,,. The perf_or~nce of Eastern Junior Mike Martin in By VITO STELI.JNO playing like a team fated to gu I"we're a 25·man team now'' Sammy Ellis, a major dl•ap- way," Robinson said. no~ "' ' '";"the annual dJstr~ct t~ack meet ~~ Athens_ last Saturday UP! .sports Writer against Robinson's world·cham·, The Reds are so strong that pomtment last year when he Robmson, in the Boston area York . was agam_ proof of his ou~stan~mg ~thletic talent. . The Cincinnati Reds, a team pion Orioles in !he World Senes. manager Dave Bnstol. who Ilost i9 games. scattered nine to address the National Asabc•a- said, Martin, who earlier thiS sprmg dtsplayed very strong_ which finally 'tearned ho~.' to In fact, the Reds now seem l1ke I replaced Don Heffner last year, hits to pick up his fourth victory ~-~on for the Advancement of but I potenl!al ~~ bec~mmg an a~ea standout when he wo~ m play without Frank Robmson, a better bet to make tt than the 1hasn't been bothered by the loss Iof the season f<>l' the Reds. A Colored people m Lynn, said the to dividuaJ hl~h;!lomt honors m the Sunday Times-Senhnel now look like a club destined to Orioles who are strugglmg m of two starters by mjuries. walk to . Rose and singles by Rev. Martin 1:-uth;..o King h•d a 1t R~lay~ at M•~hlefortct"coX'phsh~0 :h;h f~a\ on1Satur~al play against him. the A.;encan League's second Deron Johnson and Tommy IShamsky and Perez gave the >•pO.-reot ript .to · ' ~=~=ut~on=-~pam~ ' =e=s=a~re~s=~~~~ ~h~DUe ,was .t ~ d asSt score e IS nc _even - ~ The Reds, shaken a year ago divlston. II elms Tnny Perez has moved Reds their first run in the first . :l:i -J· di;~. ruverst Ys e en a· thiS summer have been announc· by the tr~de that sent Robinson The Reds completed a three- to lhtrd m place of Johnson and ahd ' ~iz '&(Ired 'the decidm,g j ' • Mike c:on of Former Eastern ed. to Baltimore, slumped to game sweep of the Pittsburgh Lee May has taken over hrst. run 1 :W ~~ tbifd on Rose s Coach ~~ Mrs Dick Martin Local legion officials report seventh place even though Pirates-the wmter book !avo- j And Chico Rui~ , is fillmg in for gro~ut earned the bigh honor by plac: the team, beaded by Mel Clark they'd been rated a pOilllanq rites lor the National League •!felms ~t second . Joe ·Torre Jed off the ninth , ing first in the 1110 and 220 yard and Coach Russ Moore, will contender. . penn~t-by a 3-i score Wed,nes- Bnstol s shift of Rose to irrning with his niiith homer of ! dashes and by also being a be scheduled lo open on June Picked Cl~:~wher~~:s : .rug~t. It mal~ta~ned he left ~e~d sol He~ms can play the season to bresk a 3-3 tie and ! 1 1 member of the Eagles relay {at 2 p.m. at home against K&- season. Y 'd ou~-gam~t ~ . ove~ s:nh , a~ ad~ ee·\ a su~~es~ give Atlanta the triumph over ' team that placed second In the nawha City and then on June ":';";~ed fhace . uJ; ;• ~ ~ s ~a . :·~- rig, 1~.j the Met's Tom Seaver Hank eiO-yard run. He ended the day IO and 18 the two teams wlll s e et•hr mpargtm o ••e ers wT•o Pay lnH o mson s •,, Aaron and Dents Menke also with 13 Individual points clash at Watt Powell, Cbir· games over e !fa es spot ommy arper usua Y homered for the Braves. The 18 year-old junior, a four· leston, W. Va., where the AAA . Bad Atlitude ' starts there put Art Shamsky HoliiOr 'Wino It s-t athlete for the Meigs Coon professional Charleston Indians By Uolted Prett lalenlat'-1 Explammg the Reds collapse and Floyd Robmson are more p· , . , T' C ~, • Nalloaal Iague 1 t t f' ld v d th· d mch'111tter 1m Me arver 1 ty school, ran the 100 yard dash play their home games. T be aa season, cen er ~; er a a an a equa e. led off the ninth with his third i at 10 2 seconds to top even Meigs legion team will a Is o G. AB R. H. Pet. Pinson remembers, We started Other Scores h . .th those· from the 22 competing host Parkersburg on Juru! 21 Clmnt, Pitt 26106 2> 42 3811 last season wondermg who was Elsewhere m tne National omer :' h ~,l'";' toU:nap a 2·2 Class AA schools He turned in and then play that diamond Krnpl, NY 21 1!6 3 24 -369 going to replace Frank and then League. St Louis edged Phi· lie an a t h'u 1s lis 1 a time of 23 4 sec~nds while win- nine a return engagement on Cpda, St. L 24 90 17• 33 .367 other questwn marks started ladelph10 3-2. Allanta nipped ~~~ h ~v~th~ P lls. Th~ uing the 2:!0-yard run July 3 1Wilms, Chi 29112 17 {() .3S7 poppmg up We just had a bad Ne• York 4-3, Los Angeles a s a t•,e 1 e game Wit Martin, who will advance to The· team, sponsored by Rut- staub,Hous 2S 76 5 27 .355 att>tude In the first half of the blanked Houston 7-0 and San !:"~:~ I~ the seventh and: Jh• district competition at Day- land Pest 4tl. Middleport Post Shnon,St.L 20 68 7 24 .3531 season, there was too _much Franctsco turned back Ch1cago ~to Fue!~ balling 153 ! ' $50.00 ton is to be accompanied by 123 and Pomeroy Post 39 will Alley,Pltt 27 103 8 35 .340 fussmg and too much d"sen· 4·2 d bled . i, f . h . . . .I • • Alou 'tl 30 'M 21 41 "31 810 . " I th A . L ou m a par o SlXt mnmg f9ur other Eastern tracksters of also have games with Grove Ci· ~ u..J .'ON ~· " n e mencan eague, runs that e the Giants the «JiiJ'!J'~;j NECK-ZONE Coach William Shinn. Ron Orr, ty. Marietta, ChlUlcothe. Lan- Brck,St. L 23129 17 42 .326l Pmson added, the guys Balllmore blasted Boston 12-8, v' orY ov~ae ~nbs. Frank lll gives your roat ooUai' ' ' t eVt:HlCaL !J\ , no matter who was second in the t w 0 • caster, Logan and Wellston. Mxrski,P1t 23 ll9 17 38 .319 seemed to . be playmg I o r Chtcago edged Mtnnesota 5-4, L~zy pllched 2 ~innings of }Ou twist or tl!rn . mile run (10·431) and other Manager Clark 3 former American Leagut Ithemselves mstead of for the Delt ott whtpped Washmgton 8-i, h 1. f to save Mike al~~ys lool.: we.t,~-aroomcd! J · · ' G AB R H p 1. " c f b K Cit 7 3 s utout rete 1 1 members of tbe r.agles 8111J..re- Phillles outfielder and Coach · · · c Iteam. I a orn1a eat ansas Y • 'ck · ' . , • Others~·From $34.50 lay team. Richard Douglas, Moor~ will have Luther Tucker, Klln, Del 23 lOS 23 38 362 Summing up the new attitude a~d Cleveland edged New York M~~r~;tt~~ w~~khed 8 six-hit Dennis Newland and David Cbarles Winebrenner and Lar F.Rbnsn,Bal 28103 23 35 .340 ,on the team, Pete Rose clamJB, ,8-.. h ,,, fo h' fi let f . . Pt I'1 Bo 29106 18 35 3241 · ·~- ·~- - - - · -s ui<>ut . r IS l~t v ory o Reed, will alse be parUc1patJng. ry Wolfe as their assiStants. rc • . s · I the year II' the Dodgers 31 11 323 27 96 Coach _Shinn's track , team, All Meigs County boys born Carw,Mmn · whipped the Astros. Jim Lel The Mens Shop-Pomeroy overall, fmJShed fourth m the on or after Aug. I, i948, are in· Mnchr, Cal 301110 18 31 ·310 ! leb".e doubled in two runs~ acti~ity Wlh'th _20 points forha v2e· vlted to try out lor the team on ~:'· ~ i':z :~ ~ NaHooa1 League I Philo o!o tJtJO 010- 2 12 1 loser'!.iike Cuellar to highlight J, ry fine s owmg among t e 1 Sunday, May 28 at 1:30 p. m., g ro, · _ three ~rUn first inning. 1 participating ClaS! A Schools. at the Middleport baseball dia- Hrshrgr, KC 2> 114 12 25 .2116 , NY, 000 111 tJtJO- 3 12 0 St L tJtJO tJtJO 111 3 6 1 nd Thos ho d'd t tl Ystrzmsk,Bos Alia. tJtJO Oi2 OOi- 4 7 0 Short, Farrell (81 and Uecker; Five tf the 24 games to be ~;at~ last ;e:r a:e ~:r ~ 29111 21 33 .297 ! Seaver 13·2) and Sullivan; Carlton Wilhs 17 ), Br>les (8), played by the Me1gs County bring their birth certificate with Nrlbrp, Del 28111 13 33 .297 1Bruce, Hernandez (61 , N1ekro Woodesh1ck 181. Hcghes 191 and American Legion baseball team them Vr>les, Min 28111 10 33 .297 · 131 and Torre. WP- Ntekro 0· Romano WP- Hughes f1 ·11. LP - - ---'' - - - - - - -- - - ·- -- - - - - - Pwll, Sal 25 91 14 27 .297 12). HRS-Aaron (9th!. Torre - Farrell (H). HR- MrCarver Homo Runs 119th), Menke llsl). 1 13-4) • National League: Aaron and Torre, Braves 9; Johnson, Reds , Chicago 000 010 100- 2 8 0 Hous. 7; Banks, Cubs, Clemente, , SF 100 i02 OOx- 4 7 0 · LA 313 000 OOx- 7 10 0 Pirates and Brock, Cards 6. Simmons, ~oonce 17) and I Cuellar Latml!ll (51, Ray1 American Leaaue: F. Robin- Hundley; McCormiCk, Lmzy 171 mond 131 and Bateman; Sulton 1 son, Orioles and Kaline, Tiger> I and Dietz. WP- McCorm1ck 13· 11-41 and Roseboro. LP-{;uellar National Iague New York 13 14 .481 6 18; Yastrzemski, Red Sox a~~ i). LP-Simmons (2.31. (2-2) . HR- Parker (1st). W. !.. Pet. GB Cleveland 13 14 .481 fi Freeban, Tigers 7; Blelary, : -·-Clcinnalt 24 10 .706 Baltimore 13 15 -~ 611 1Orioles, Agee, White Sox and 1P1tts. 010 000 001)... 1 9 0 Flgbt Results St. L<luis i7 1\ .607 4 Boston 13 i6 .4-18 7 [Mincher, Angels 6. .ICinn. 101 000 Oi,._ 3 8 2[ SAN REMO, Italy iUPl i Pittsburgh i6 12 .571 5 Washington 13 16 .448 7 RaM Batted Ill [ Sisk , McBean (71 and Gonder: [Carmelo BosSI, 147, Italy, pti~.SJO 16 13 .552 Minnesota 12 i6 .429 7111 Nallonal L 0 a 1 ue: A a r o WP-EIIIS I4-21 and ~dwords : outpomted Jean Josselm. 14711. Atlanta i6 14 .533 6 California 14 19 ,424 1 Braves 25: Clemente, Pirates LP- S!Sk 11·31 France (151 _(won European I 1 1 The Leaders I ti;:, •• lut •• the gift- : quality • watch ••• : BULOVA • • ·•• •• [I IIIIT Ult l itl. Tntro<l tPNMitPt •• tit IPII'tiUq IO!itlirt dliC.ftl, &.'""" ,..,· Dov,v.me• G.ross.; M3JOr • League L•tne Scores :I a:, 1 "·I iiilill Iii/ ";'e;It;er;w:e;'g;ht·ti·tle~)~. San Francisco 16 15 .S\6 6¥. Wednesday'• Results 24 , Torre, l!raves and BrO<k, 'r : : : : : : : : : : ' Pniladelphia 13 16 .448 3¥. Baltimore 12 Boston B (alght) Cards 21; Johnson and Perez, Los Angeles 12 iB .400 10 Cleveland 8 New York 7 (night) , Reds and Cepeda, Cards 20. New York iO 17 .370 101\ Chic-ago 5 Minnesota 4 (night} · American . League: Kaline, ' 1 Houston 9 23 .281 14 California 7 Kansas City 31 Tigers 25; F. R.obinson, Orioles 1 Wednesday's Results tmghll 24 , \'astrzemskt, Red Sox and Son Francisco 4 Chicago 2 Detroit 8 W•shington 1 ·(night) ' Freeban, Tigers 21: Killebrew, Cincinnati 3 Pitts. I (night! Today'• Probable Pltcben Twins 20. Atlanta 4 New York 3 (night) 1 (All limes EDT) Plteblng St Louis 3 Phlla 2 (nighll 1 Baltimore (McNally 1·2) at , National Leacue: Veale, Pi· Los Angeles 7 Hous. 0 (night) I Washington (Richert i-5), 8·051 rates 5-11: Holtzman, Cubs 4-0; '[!oday's Probable Pltcben pm . Arrigo, Reds and O'Del~ (aU times EDT) (Only game scheduled) Pirates W; Queen, Reds 5-l. Cincinnati (McCool 3-ll at Frklay't Gamet Amerlean Leape: Horlen, Pbiladelpbla !Bunning 2-4), 8:05 New York at Detroit, night White Sol 5-ll; Sparma, Tigers 1Cleveland at Boston, niJht p m. 4~; Chaoce, Twins 5-1; Peters. 1 Pittsburgh (O'Dell !-0) at Minnesota at Calilornia, night White Sol 4-l; Lonborg, Red Atlanta (Jarvis 3-1), 8:05 P m. Ch1cago at Kansas C1ty, night Sox, Knowles and Pascual, San Francisco (Perry 1-3) al Baltimore at Washington, night Senators H. Houston (Dierker 3-21, 8·30 pm.jr-==----=...:.=.....:-i==--======"'1 (only games scheduled) FROM Friday's Games Los Angeles at Chicago St. Louis at New York, night Cincinnalt at Phila, night Pittsburgh at Atlanta, nlJht Saa Fran at Houston, night 'f)~:W!' ''{!' f'';''c:'f \ NEW YORK CLOTHING American League W. L. Pel. 19 8 704 Chicago 18 10 .643 Do troll 15 15 .500 5¥. 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T11 11.55 $1.88 $205 St 89 WITH OLD TIRE . • Triple-tempered NyiDil ~::o~ • ·F#tr•·ndlt•&e Tuftya rubber • Tf•ck-letltd or toum LCO. Pomeroy,O. w, ' Fleetside Pickup MODEL CS10934 K·TOM PICKUP WITH THIS SP£CIAL EQUIPMEIIT: '· o J;lir 250 Six enctne ' ... 0 Customllide moldmgs 0 Caatom appearanee aroup 0 PUihbuttcm radio These special minp mlable HIJ ilrfll ~·a--.~~:::. ' MOTOR' �' '- ' I 'I ' '· • ' ' i ' . . ~ f* .,..;J'.i•\ 1'\."i. '•'<• r1,;H~ ~ •;.;.. l'•("'~'l'ih ..; f'\'~""'·J' ,.,pf:l :~ I " II \ ,, t· Dally II\Wt!IUI, Jlvlne).oy.Mfddleport, G., May:tl, lM'T-3 Sports Desk r Break~ Of .G~~e ' '' Qff,f~dj Go~~fo :l1ihites~~ ~ . g~ti Viiililarr•".'~-~~~~; BOSTON (UP!) -The first ! "BasebaU is fine, but the I Boston Globe Wednesday. Negro player in major league people who run it are not" said I "They shut out the Ngro In baseball says lite breaks of the[former Brooklyn . Dodge; star the front office and ... a Negro game oil the fiekl gu to the •.second baseman Jackie Robm- 1star dues nol get anywllere near white players. son in an intemew with , the the side benefits the endorse· ments, that a wllite ·stal'"doo!l,'' lability. He's <!wen trying lo Robinson explamed. , a Job lor years, and he cant. ·should,JI!!I ~ "Larry Doby is an intelligent IW~y not?" Robu~onsald. '· . lth~ co_" n tr i.~ 17 guy, •.college map _who s~t , Check a. Negro who WillS • Negroe~. .1• ., • ,,~ r years 10 professional baaeba ': a World Sel'!es award. Ole!lk ! Jl:ea~Jlilt't . Clii! . _ __ _! __ _ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _...:m ...:•...:n_w...:h...:o_ has ,:___ fron _ t_o_a ,_ce Frank Robinson. If he were sius Clay,,_ )i;o~\%'\ll<l If ~,; 1 ,white, he'd have gotten . more I ",da'l' 1"fl4edX,,1 , ' •J money out of last season. f "There'~ h ~ · "Jackie Robi~n would have $jncere, ~~~~a~ I I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;,__ _ _; __ - By Bob Wingett " i' t s, ...,..,:g • ht h tn l ( RedS COr ~ Wl•ln I U :~~e :~e~~:ke ;:• :i~!te.8~~· ~~:C:e tb;~ so that's not m~, that's nat my commen~. , ,,. The perf_or~nce of Eastern Junior Mike Martin in By VITO STELI.JNO playing like a team fated to gu I"we're a 25·man team now'' Sammy Ellis, a major dl•ap- way," Robinson said. no~ "' ' '";"the annual dJstr~ct t~ack meet ~~ Athens_ last Saturday UP! .sports Writer against Robinson's world·cham·, The Reds are so strong that pomtment last year when he Robmson, in the Boston area York . was agam_ proof of his ou~stan~mg ~thletic talent. . The Cincinnati Reds, a team pion Orioles in !he World Senes. manager Dave Bnstol. who Ilost i9 games. scattered nine to address the National Asabc•a- said, Martin, who earlier thiS sprmg dtsplayed very strong_ which finally 'tearned ho~.' to In fact, the Reds now seem l1ke I replaced Don Heffner last year, hits to pick up his fourth victory ~-~on for the Advancement of but I potenl!al ~~ bec~mmg an a~ea standout when he wo~ m play without Frank Robmson, a better bet to make tt than the 1hasn't been bothered by the loss Iof the season f<>l' the Reds. A Colored people m Lynn, said the to dividuaJ hl~h;!lomt honors m the Sunday Times-Senhnel now look like a club destined to Orioles who are strugglmg m of two starters by mjuries. walk to . Rose and singles by Rev. Martin 1:-uth;..o King h•d a 1t R~lay~ at M•~hlefortct"coX'phsh~0 :h;h f~a\ on1Satur~al play against him. the A.;encan League's second Deron Johnson and Tommy IShamsky and Perez gave the >•pO.-reot ript .to · ' ~=~=ut~on=-~pam~ ' =e=s=a~re~s=~~~~ ~h~DUe ,was .t ~ d asSt score e IS nc _even - ~ The Reds, shaken a year ago divlston. II elms Tnny Perez has moved Reds their first run in the first . :l:i -J· di;~. ruverst Ys e en a· thiS summer have been announc· by the tr~de that sent Robinson The Reds completed a three- to lhtrd m place of Johnson and ahd ' ~iz '&(Ired 'the decidm,g j ' • Mike c:on of Former Eastern ed. to Baltimore, slumped to game sweep of the Pittsburgh Lee May has taken over hrst. run 1 :W ~~ tbifd on Rose s Coach ~~ Mrs Dick Martin Local legion officials report seventh place even though Pirates-the wmter book !avo- j And Chico Rui~ , is fillmg in for gro~ut earned the bigh honor by plac: the team, beaded by Mel Clark they'd been rated a pOilllanq rites lor the National League •!felms ~t second . Joe ·Torre Jed off the ninth , ing first in the 1110 and 220 yard and Coach Russ Moore, will contender. . penn~t-by a 3-i score Wed,nes- Bnstol s shift of Rose to irrning with his niiith homer of ! dashes and by also being a be scheduled lo open on June Picked Cl~:~wher~~:s : .rug~t. It mal~ta~ned he left ~e~d sol He~ms can play the season to bresk a 3-3 tie and ! 1 1 member of the Eagles relay {at 2 p.m. at home against K&- season. Y 'd ou~-gam~t ~ . ove~ s:nh , a~ ad~ ee·\ a su~~es~ give Atlanta the triumph over ' team that placed second In the nawha City and then on June ":';";~ed fhace . uJ; ;• ~ ~ s ~a . :·~- rig, 1~.j the Met's Tom Seaver Hank eiO-yard run. He ended the day IO and 18 the two teams wlll s e et•hr mpargtm o ••e ers wT•o Pay lnH o mson s •,, Aaron and Dents Menke also with 13 Individual points clash at Watt Powell, Cbir· games over e !fa es spot ommy arper usua Y homered for the Braves. The 18 year-old junior, a four· leston, W. Va., where the AAA . Bad Atlitude ' starts there put Art Shamsky HoliiOr 'Wino It s-t athlete for the Meigs Coon professional Charleston Indians By Uolted Prett lalenlat'-1 Explammg the Reds collapse and Floyd Robmson are more p· , . , T' C ~, • Nalloaal Iague 1 t t f' ld v d th· d mch'111tter 1m Me arver 1 ty school, ran the 100 yard dash play their home games. T be aa season, cen er ~; er a a an a equa e. led off the ninth with his third i at 10 2 seconds to top even Meigs legion team will a Is o G. AB R. H. Pet. Pinson remembers, We started Other Scores h . .th those· from the 22 competing host Parkersburg on Juru! 21 Clmnt, Pitt 26106 2> 42 3811 last season wondermg who was Elsewhere m tne National omer :' h ~,l'";' toU:nap a 2·2 Class AA schools He turned in and then play that diamond Krnpl, NY 21 1!6 3 24 -369 going to replace Frank and then League. St Louis edged Phi· lie an a t h'u 1s lis 1 a time of 23 4 sec~nds while win- nine a return engagement on Cpda, St. L 24 90 17• 33 .367 other questwn marks started ladelph10 3-2. Allanta nipped ~~~ h ~v~th~ P lls. Th~ uing the 2:!0-yard run July 3 1Wilms, Chi 29112 17 {() .3S7 poppmg up We just had a bad Ne• York 4-3, Los Angeles a s a t•,e 1 e game Wit Martin, who will advance to The· team, sponsored by Rut- staub,Hous 2S 76 5 27 .355 att>tude In the first half of the blanked Houston 7-0 and San !:"~:~ I~ the seventh and: Jh• district competition at Day- land Pest 4tl. Middleport Post Shnon,St.L 20 68 7 24 .3531 season, there was too _much Franctsco turned back Ch1cago ~to Fue!~ balling 153 ! ' $50.00 ton is to be accompanied by 123 and Pomeroy Post 39 will Alley,Pltt 27 103 8 35 .340 fussmg and too much d"sen· 4·2 d bled . i, f . h . . . .I • • Alou 'tl 30 'M 21 41 "31 810 . " I th A . L ou m a par o SlXt mnmg f9ur other Eastern tracksters of also have games with Grove Ci· ~ u..J .'ON ~· " n e mencan eague, runs that e the Giants the «JiiJ'!J'~;j NECK-ZONE Coach William Shinn. Ron Orr, ty. Marietta, ChlUlcothe. Lan- Brck,St. L 23129 17 42 .326l Pmson added, the guys Balllmore blasted Boston 12-8, v' orY ov~ae ~nbs. Frank lll gives your roat ooUai' ' ' t eVt:HlCaL !J\ , no matter who was second in the t w 0 • caster, Logan and Wellston. Mxrski,P1t 23 ll9 17 38 .319 seemed to . be playmg I o r Chtcago edged Mtnnesota 5-4, L~zy pllched 2 ~innings of }Ou twist or tl!rn . mile run (10·431) and other Manager Clark 3 former American Leagut Ithemselves mstead of for the Delt ott whtpped Washmgton 8-i, h 1. f to save Mike al~~ys lool.: we.t,~-aroomcd! J · · ' G AB R H p 1. " c f b K Cit 7 3 s utout rete 1 1 members of tbe r.agles 8111J..re- Phillles outfielder and Coach · · · c Iteam. I a orn1a eat ansas Y • 'ck · ' . , • Others~·From $34.50 lay team. Richard Douglas, Moor~ will have Luther Tucker, Klln, Del 23 lOS 23 38 362 Summing up the new attitude a~d Cleveland edged New York M~~r~;tt~~ w~~khed 8 six-hit Dennis Newland and David Cbarles Winebrenner and Lar F.Rbnsn,Bal 28103 23 35 .340 ,on the team, Pete Rose clamJB, ,8-.. h ,,, fo h' fi let f . . Pt I'1 Bo 29106 18 35 3241 · ·~- ·~- - - - · -s ui<>ut . r IS l~t v ory o Reed, will alse be parUc1patJng. ry Wolfe as their assiStants. rc • . s · I the year II' the Dodgers 31 11 323 27 96 Coach _Shinn's track , team, All Meigs County boys born Carw,Mmn · whipped the Astros. Jim Lel The Mens Shop-Pomeroy overall, fmJShed fourth m the on or after Aug. I, i948, are in· Mnchr, Cal 301110 18 31 ·310 ! leb".e doubled in two runs~ acti~ity Wlh'th _20 points forha v2e· vlted to try out lor the team on ~:'· ~ i':z :~ ~ NaHooa1 League I Philo o!o tJtJO 010- 2 12 1 loser'!.iike Cuellar to highlight J, ry fine s owmg among t e 1 Sunday, May 28 at 1:30 p. m., g ro, · _ three ~rUn first inning. 1 participating ClaS! A Schools. at the Middleport baseball dia- Hrshrgr, KC 2> 114 12 25 .2116 , NY, 000 111 tJtJO- 3 12 0 St L tJtJO tJtJO 111 3 6 1 nd Thos ho d'd t tl Ystrzmsk,Bos Alia. tJtJO Oi2 OOi- 4 7 0 Short, Farrell (81 and Uecker; Five tf the 24 games to be ~;at~ last ;e:r a:e ~:r ~ 29111 21 33 .297 ! Seaver 13·2) and Sullivan; Carlton Wilhs 17 ), Br>les (8), played by the Me1gs County bring their birth certificate with Nrlbrp, Del 28111 13 33 .297 1Bruce, Hernandez (61 , N1ekro Woodesh1ck 181. Hcghes 191 and American Legion baseball team them Vr>les, Min 28111 10 33 .297 · 131 and Torre. WP- Ntekro 0· Romano WP- Hughes f1 ·11. LP - - ---'' - - - - - - -- - - ·- -- - - - - - Pwll, Sal 25 91 14 27 .297 12). HRS-Aaron (9th!. Torre - Farrell (H). HR- MrCarver Homo Runs 119th), Menke llsl). 1 13-4) • National League: Aaron and Torre, Braves 9; Johnson, Reds , Chicago 000 010 100- 2 8 0 Hous. 7; Banks, Cubs, Clemente, , SF 100 i02 OOx- 4 7 0 · LA 313 000 OOx- 7 10 0 Pirates and Brock, Cards 6. Simmons, ~oonce 17) and I Cuellar Latml!ll (51, Ray1 American Leaaue: F. Robin- Hundley; McCormiCk, Lmzy 171 mond 131 and Bateman; Sulton 1 son, Orioles and Kaline, Tiger> I and Dietz. WP- McCorm1ck 13· 11-41 and Roseboro. LP-{;uellar National Iague New York 13 14 .481 6 18; Yastrzemski, Red Sox a~~ i). LP-Simmons (2.31. (2-2) . HR- Parker (1st). W. !.. Pet. GB Cleveland 13 14 .481 fi Freeban, Tigers 7; Blelary, : -·-Clcinnalt 24 10 .706 Baltimore 13 15 -~ 611 1Orioles, Agee, White Sox and 1P1tts. 010 000 001)... 1 9 0 Flgbt Results St. L<luis i7 1\ .607 4 Boston 13 i6 .4-18 7 [Mincher, Angels 6. .ICinn. 101 000 Oi,._ 3 8 2[ SAN REMO, Italy iUPl i Pittsburgh i6 12 .571 5 Washington 13 16 .448 7 RaM Batted Ill [ Sisk , McBean (71 and Gonder: [Carmelo BosSI, 147, Italy, pti~.SJO 16 13 .552 Minnesota 12 i6 .429 7111 Nallonal L 0 a 1 ue: A a r o WP-EIIIS I4-21 and ~dwords : outpomted Jean Josselm. 14711. Atlanta i6 14 .533 6 California 14 19 ,424 1 Braves 25: Clemente, Pirates LP- S!Sk 11·31 France (151 _(won European I 1 1 The Leaders I ti;:, •• lut •• the gift- : quality • watch ••• : BULOVA • • ·•• •• [I IIIIT Ult l itl. Tntro<l tPNMitPt •• tit IPII'tiUq IO!itlirt dliC.ftl, &.'""" ,..,· Dov,v.me• G.ross.; M3JOr • League L•tne Scores :I a:, 1 "·I iiilill Iii/ ";'e;It;er;w:e;'g;ht·ti·tle~)~. San Francisco 16 15 .S\6 6¥. Wednesday'• Results 24 , Torre, l!raves and BrO<k, 'r : : : : : : : : : : ' Pniladelphia 13 16 .448 3¥. Baltimore 12 Boston B (alght) Cards 21; Johnson and Perez, Los Angeles 12 iB .400 10 Cleveland 8 New York 7 (night) , Reds and Cepeda, Cards 20. New York iO 17 .370 101\ Chic-ago 5 Minnesota 4 (night} · American . League: Kaline, ' 1 Houston 9 23 .281 14 California 7 Kansas City 31 Tigers 25; F. R.obinson, Orioles 1 Wednesday's Results tmghll 24 , \'astrzemskt, Red Sox and Son Francisco 4 Chicago 2 Detroit 8 W•shington 1 ·(night) ' Freeban, Tigers 21: Killebrew, Cincinnati 3 Pitts. I (night! Today'• Probable Pltcben Twins 20. Atlanta 4 New York 3 (night) 1 (All limes EDT) Plteblng St Louis 3 Phlla 2 (nighll 1 Baltimore (McNally 1·2) at , National Leacue: Veale, Pi· Los Angeles 7 Hous. 0 (night) I Washington (Richert i-5), 8·051 rates 5-11: Holtzman, Cubs 4-0; '[!oday's Probable Pltcben pm . Arrigo, Reds and O'Del~ (aU times EDT) (Only game scheduled) Pirates W; Queen, Reds 5-l. Cincinnati (McCool 3-ll at Frklay't Gamet Amerlean Leape: Horlen, Pbiladelpbla !Bunning 2-4), 8:05 New York at Detroit, night White Sol 5-ll; Sparma, Tigers 1Cleveland at Boston, niJht p m. 4~; Chaoce, Twins 5-1; Peters. 1 Pittsburgh (O'Dell !-0) at Minnesota at Calilornia, night White Sol 4-l; Lonborg, Red Atlanta (Jarvis 3-1), 8:05 P m. Ch1cago at Kansas C1ty, night Sox, Knowles and Pascual, San Francisco (Perry 1-3) al Baltimore at Washington, night Senators H. Houston (Dierker 3-21, 8·30 pm.jr-==----=...:.=.....:-i==--======"'1 (only games scheduled) FROM Friday's Games Los Angeles at Chicago St. Louis at New York, night Cincinnalt at Phila, night Pittsburgh at Atlanta, nlJht Saa Fran at Houston, night 'f)~:W!' ''{!' f'';''c:'f \ NEW YORK CLOTHING American League W. L. Pel. 19 8 704 Chicago 18 10 .643 Do troll 15 15 .500 5¥. Kansas City I· ~ fOUR BEST TIRE BUY IN ITS PRICE RANGE/ •.........,.f., 3·T Nylon Cord ALL·WEATHER TIRE Nmf81JSI :Stop In Today And SeeThe NOW••• SPECIAL SAVINGS ON AM!I{ICA'S FAVORITE- ' NEW LAWN-BOY .~· FOR 1967 '. from I 119·95 Was 6.51. u SJ2 l)lu5 .... lttckTIIIII.._ 6.50 X 13 HOW TO GIVE Nunn-Bush Shoes 21'' 81" All U.o pi...,._ of rtYIIIJ willa ..lao of U.o probloiU of - · Ill u4 tQ-1,, proloi'Once .,bon rou pYOit. Nwm-llnlil•Ollllttoolo. . A11W&ti1o Ill OD7 OlliC!UDI. otftt!l..lo p..IJ:e( In mlnloiw:o th.O bQ!i Wlllllolnll turprltt ptl. ' , ' , / ·s3.93 Th• Fabric Shop $1naer S•l• It Service . w.J-2284 POMEROY .9Hib , ' . ' 'ltl~'l' . ',' I 115 Y( S~C~ND ' . ' ' . ~DG~Of'l ~HOII8 fl'oln .14.111 McC~li'IP~ "f ' • ':¥sk 1or A Free ' ' ., • •, • Midd11J1011, o. ' $15~ El. ra-. IIOTIMHH4td r.c~ NOW••• .' l bltck lube!ell 7.75x14(7.50x 14) 8.25 X14 (S.Oih 14) 7.75 X15 (8.70 X15} WAI NOW $1200 - !10.75 $13iij- 111.75 $11.75 $16.00 -· $11.75 $13 00 PINhd. IJ:. T11 11.55 $1.88 $205 St 89 WITH OLD TIRE . • Triple-tempered NyiDil ~::o~ • ·F#tr•·ndlt•&e Tuftya rubber • Tf•ck-letltd or toum LCO. Pomeroy,O. w, ' Fleetside Pickup MODEL CS10934 K·TOM PICKUP WITH THIS SP£CIAL EQUIPMEIIT: '· o J;lir 250 Six enctne ' ... 0 Customllide moldmgs 0 Caatom appearanee aroup 0 PUihbuttcm radio These special minp mlable HIJ ilrfll ~·a--.~~:::. ' MOTOR' �/l ' -Alfred - •n.• -gcH·· · MIS :-t~ ,. I .... .-,R -r...· I' •' ,, • .. •. j ' •' Mr&Hali,3L t . ' TeenageCiass .D1e8 Wednesday River News ' ) . - . tllllylllntfMitl'OID6iiOf.,.,4Jeport, 0., May 18, 1987-5 - - - - - - i ' ...... .> l ~ I ' Hospital Nm · ; '. •' HonOI's Guests At Infirmary A lunar month 1!1 29\1 days. Mter Olne.ss SEE THESE IN OUR 2 Cl111lcal Style Fllltops·· ... 59.50 Mandelln ............... , Rod Jumbo Flattop , ..•• , .. 49.50 Claulcal Flattop .. . ... .' . . . 64.50 Eltctrlc 2 Cutaway, 1 Pickup 64.95 Red Hollow, Rudy, 1 Pickup, 1 Cutaway ......... ; . . 79.95 Same As Above But Triple Plck·up ..... , ........ 99.95 44.44 41.00 44.44 49.99 54.44 BUDGET SHOP 14.06. SAVE 5.06 14.50 10.51. 1 . 64.44 15.$1 · " 79.99 19.96 BRUSHES CANVAS... f~~ All Types BOARD eRed Sable e White Bristle Paletta & colo, --. fo--'r'ya_u_r-,;;;Pa'1--: et~ te Bosie~ I- •' ' tH~1'S · eCilT<=t'.l~!tS ., ... MASQ. · ·.. ·..: ..~ .·. . ; ; '' 33.33 9.17 59.99 9.51 79.99 15.11 26.66 6.14 · Tenor Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32.50 26.18 5.62 Bigglners Mahogany Flattop ,33.95 26.66 7.29 Marvel Guitar, 1 Picku~\ 2 Cutaway• ........... 59.50 48.88 10.62 EGMOND GUITARS the Fines! Oil Paints Duro makes •n outstanding array of Quality TEMPERA PAINTS...::Aiso Available At Your Duro Art Suply .C•)IIer 7 -- f - .., - - ·- - ... - - - . CITY. 'CARD SHOP 50lMAIN ST. · · •socK$' ·' STELLA GUITARS LINSEED OIL PALETTE KNIFE & CHARCOAL 42.50 69.50 95.10 33.50 . . eGLOVES , UATS eBALLS eSHOES COMPLETE BUNK BE'OS _ HARMONY GUITARS Blonde Claulcel Flattop .... Clauical Flattop . . . . . • • • . . Clusical Flattop .......... Red Boginnon Flattop . . . . We have a complete 1M of ' Base~l.l Equq,'!'ent,for~w·..... . LiHie League end Po~\'etj~· ,,,,•. PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. VInyl Cover, Solid Body, 2 . Pickup, Rod, Electric .. 159.95 Some As Above But 3 Pickups, 2 Vibrato .. ' ...... . . 179.95 2 Boginnen Biondo Flattops 32.95 Blonde Flattop .. .......... 36.50 2 Biondo .Ciaulcal Flllftops .. 49.50 Blonde 12 Iring Flattop .. , . 99.95 2 Rod Electric, 12 Strings 3 Pickups ........... 129.95 2 Hollow Body Electric Basn, 2 Pickup, Double Cutawoy . . . . . . . . . . . . 149.95 99.99 59.96 · 99.99 79.96 26.66 6.29 31.11 3.39 · 39.99 9.51 78.81 21.07 'I 'I• I-' . -~' 99.99 29.96 111.18 31.07 TELE·STAR GUITARS 2-4 Pickup, 2 Cutaway, Vibrato, Tailpiece .... 119.95 88.88 31.07 Brown, Double Culaway, . I Pickup, Solid Body · .. 49.95 38;88 >·lt»7 4 Pickup, 2 Cutaway, · VIbrato Tallpl- ..• , 119.\1$ 99.99 19.06 Kent Solid Body, Electric Bass . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. 139.50 99.99 39.51 4 Uk" and Tenor Banlos ........... : .... $AVE Champ Guitars, 2 Blonde Beginners Flattops .. .- . 29.95 19.50 10.45 Old Kraftman Guitar, Elecl.ric I Pickup, Single .Cutaway, Solid Body .......... •: ·~4.50 29.81 ,J.f,62 GHI GUtjARS .. . • ' . . the joy of ::~:~:electric cooijng ·because... REAL 0 •••• ' •••• 0 • ,> '1 eCutFio-rs • Potted Pilnts Norma Goodwill FlOrist Next To Ellterhldt On Socond St. 0 Ph.'m-2933 - SALE OF ORGANS j' SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER • , • He will ' gladly show you how, with Ohio Power's new wiring plan, you can have your electric range now. saves you $40 -- slashes the cost This neW' plan .. of,installing three-wire, 240-volt service and connecting the electric range in your kitchen. The new wiring will.be a permanent improvement to your .home •- wlll be a source of satisfaction ~ Available In Red, Green, Beige, Brown. Many Have Nylon Covers. s 1n many ways. ·.95 1116'1. . . , .· ' ,, .. . . . . . . . ... • ."~- _...._.,_ >. . -·-···· • ,,, . ~...._,, ~ . • II<." o ·T . . o·•:c·':C ~ -.~.-~ , ' .•••·• • ,_ ~, '.. . ' " ,; ' ,. ALL SIXES RECAP$- F'ULLY GUARANTEED " . ..... .. - T;h, 675-2980 ' , ,. "Point P.....nt, w:va. 1 Shaven and Many THE. SHOE BOX Others .. .Mud· and Snow Tires '' .' I t '' 1.., s '' ... ., ~~{~!'f~'ES . e ELECTRIC SHAVER · .• ELECl~IC ~~41~ _ DRYER, , . eliGHTWEIGHT . ~ , TRAY.El IRONS ' . . . ' ~;So V•lut • Cologne, ' lr • ' ' p $2.98 . ' ."-1) " DM'fins Powder , efaberse eCoty • Helene R*nstain . ' • Fency Station•rf We HavaWoncl~ul Selictionsl ' " . I ! ' s .. ,'tt.~~ cv.\J I . -· ~-. I , .........~ ltr AI Your . I . -TH NEEDS RelyoaYour Phar-lstl ' lATH SIZE .DIAL- SOAP • • ' . e LADIES ·TIMEX . Middleport, Ohio NEJCT WINTER .GOODRICH - HI FLEX · j, Tlf.fi:N CREPIT 41~ ~•In ~,. ..-·· o. ,, Middle...... !. Carries Regular Guarantee( 4lc . /' SAL£. •' UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAYI . e Shoe Shine Kits 0 e Butane Lighter ePipes e Electric WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR A Tradal JEWELERS. . ·• ' I. Crest only $3.99 ...; At These Prices 'We Can Not Take All Merchandise In This' Sale will bring the joy.of clean, cool, flameless COQking to ywr home and fiimily • • , so, be sure your new range is installed before this wiring 9ffer .closes on September 30, J WY 2.f321 I Reg.$9c :~. Kay Moh. Flottop Country W"tern Guitar .. 26.66 Supro Guitor Cream White, I Cutaway; . I Pickup .................... : ..... $AVE Dixon Guitar, Double Cutewoy, ·1 Pickup Solid Body, Brown ................. $AVI Old Krllftoman Guitar, Arc)! Top, Brown Standard .............. : . .. .. . .. . . • U:66 Old Krafttman Guitor, Similar To Above . . 18.88 GHI Gult1r, 2 Pickup, Doubla .Cut, VIbrato . ·.26.66 GHI Guit1r, 2 Pickup, Double .Cut .•.••.. , . 26,66 Ludwlt Drum Set, Bl1ck ....... ........ , 169.95 Ludwig Drum Set, Oyster Black ..... , • • 199.99 Kingston Guit1r, Solid Body, Blonde, I Pickup, ~ Cuta,wa" . : ...... : .. , .. .. 26.66 Your 'new electric range FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. ~ ' WATCHES $6.95 , • Canoe Toiletries • Brut For Men Why Pay More? ...... ______ _ -CLOSE - --OUT -- - - USED BARGAINS , ' ·" ' PT. PLEASANT - Ida Whitt, Point Pleasant, who was lndlet-11 eel by the May Grand Jury on a forgery cbarge and entered a Size 4 to 8 plea of innocent to the indictment appeared in Circuit court Sandals are milde for to change her plea to guilty as summer fun and sun! ·charged. Judf!e James Lt! e Thompson set the sentencing Strapped and snapped date fo June 2. with toe-top designs. Loretta Faye Greene, · 17, Pt Pleasant, who was sent~no· /1 White. ed by the court to the West Virginia Industrial School at Salem ' . W. Va., last week was transported to Salem by Sheriff and ll!rs. Geor8• Johnson Tuesday to gin her sentence: Pleai8Dt VaUf.y Hoopltal AdmiUed: . Richard Casto, Mrs. James 0. ORGANS ............... 219.95 154.95 6Ul ORGANS ................. 99.95 7J,99 19.96 ORGANS . . . . • . • • • .. .. .. . 179.95 114.44 "1 • • TIMEX lunocent Plea is Entered in Court o,n. , •• GJRlS BOYS -i ' I ' . , . you've·been .... ''' .. , 2 Red, Double .Cutaway, 2 Plckup, ·VIbrato .. .•: . 55.95 41.11 ' 1U'.f• Some As Above In Blue . . . . 55.95 4>f.44 : 1•tSl . Blue, 2 Pickup, Double .Cut• away, Solid Body ..... 59.95 41;1 1 · 1U4 2 Pickup, Double .Cutaway, Vibrato, Solid Body .... 49.95 41.11 8.84 5 Double Cutawey, Single Pickup, Solid Body .... 39.95 31.1~ 8.8~ . 2 St-horn, 3 Pickup, Double Cutaway, VIbrato 1Wild).l39.95 88.88 51.07 5 Blonde Flattops . . . . . . . . . 34.95 24.44 1~1 3-4 Pickups, Double .Cutawoy Vibrato, Solid Body .. ,, 89.95 58.88 )1.07 6 Blonde Flattop Beglnnen . :3U5 22.22 1 2 Blonde Flattops (tlo Nome) 36.50 24.44 12M. 1-6 Pc. Kent Trap Drum SittJ89.95 149.95 <10.00 Revere 5 Pc, Trap Drum . Outfit . i 137.50 99.99 .. 37.5t'.. ' H \~ ,. I' . . ~ .: , �/l ' -Alfred - •n.• -gcH·· · MIS :-t~ ,. I .... .-,R -r...· I' •' ,, • .. •. j ' •' Mr&Hali,3L t . ' TeenageCiass .D1e8 Wednesday River News ' ) . - . tllllylllntfMitl'OID6iiOf.,.,4Jeport, 0., May 18, 1987-5 - - - - - - i ' ...... .> l ~ I ' Hospital Nm · ; '. •' HonOI's Guests At Infirmary A lunar month 1!1 29\1 days. Mter Olne.ss SEE THESE IN OUR 2 Cl111lcal Style Fllltops·· ... 59.50 Mandelln ............... , Rod Jumbo Flattop , ..•• , .. 49.50 Claulcal Flattop .. . ... .' . . . 64.50 Eltctrlc 2 Cutaway, 1 Pickup 64.95 Red Hollow, Rudy, 1 Pickup, 1 Cutaway ......... ; . . 79.95 Same As Above But Triple Plck·up ..... , ........ 99.95 44.44 41.00 44.44 49.99 54.44 BUDGET SHOP 14.06. SAVE 5.06 14.50 10.51. 1 . 64.44 15.$1 · " 79.99 19.96 BRUSHES CANVAS... f~~ All Types BOARD eRed Sable e White Bristle Paletta & colo, --. fo--'r'ya_u_r-,;;;Pa'1--: et~ te Bosie~ I- •' ' tH~1'S · eCilT<=t'.l~!tS ., ... MASQ. · ·.. ·..: ..~ .·. . ; ; '' 33.33 9.17 59.99 9.51 79.99 15.11 26.66 6.14 · Tenor Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32.50 26.18 5.62 Bigglners Mahogany Flattop ,33.95 26.66 7.29 Marvel Guitar, 1 Picku~\ 2 Cutaway• ........... 59.50 48.88 10.62 EGMOND GUITARS the Fines! Oil Paints Duro makes •n outstanding array of Quality TEMPERA PAINTS...::Aiso Available At Your Duro Art Suply .C•)IIer 7 -- f - .., - - ·- - ... - - - . CITY. 'CARD SHOP 50lMAIN ST. · · •socK$' ·' STELLA GUITARS LINSEED OIL PALETTE KNIFE & CHARCOAL 42.50 69.50 95.10 33.50 . . eGLOVES , UATS eBALLS eSHOES COMPLETE BUNK BE'OS _ HARMONY GUITARS Blonde Claulcel Flattop .... Clauical Flattop . . . . . • • • . . Clusical Flattop .......... Red Boginnon Flattop . . . . We have a complete 1M of ' Base~l.l Equq,'!'ent,for~w·..... . LiHie League end Po~\'etj~· ,,,,•. PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. VInyl Cover, Solid Body, 2 . Pickup, Rod, Electric .. 159.95 Some As Above But 3 Pickups, 2 Vibrato .. ' ...... . . 179.95 2 Boginnen Biondo Flattops 32.95 Blonde Flattop .. .......... 36.50 2 Biondo .Ciaulcal Flllftops .. 49.50 Blonde 12 Iring Flattop .. , . 99.95 2 Rod Electric, 12 Strings 3 Pickups ........... 129.95 2 Hollow Body Electric Basn, 2 Pickup, Double Cutawoy . . . . . . . . . . . . 149.95 99.99 59.96 · 99.99 79.96 26.66 6.29 31.11 3.39 · 39.99 9.51 78.81 21.07 'I 'I• I-' . -~' 99.99 29.96 111.18 31.07 TELE·STAR GUITARS 2-4 Pickup, 2 Cutaway, Vibrato, Tailpiece .... 119.95 88.88 31.07 Brown, Double Culaway, . I Pickup, Solid Body · .. 49.95 38;88 >·lt»7 4 Pickup, 2 Cutaway, · VIbrato Tallpl- ..• , 119.\1$ 99.99 19.06 Kent Solid Body, Electric Bass . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. 139.50 99.99 39.51 4 Uk" and Tenor Banlos ........... : .... $AVE Champ Guitars, 2 Blonde Beginners Flattops .. .- . 29.95 19.50 10.45 Old Kraftman Guitar, Elecl.ric I Pickup, Single .Cutaway, Solid Body .......... •: ·~4.50 29.81 ,J.f,62 GHI GUtjARS .. . • ' . . the joy of ::~:~:electric cooijng ·because... REAL 0 •••• ' •••• 0 • ,> '1 eCutFio-rs • Potted Pilnts Norma Goodwill FlOrist Next To Ellterhldt On Socond St. 0 Ph.'m-2933 - SALE OF ORGANS j' SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER • , • He will ' gladly show you how, with Ohio Power's new wiring plan, you can have your electric range now. saves you $40 -- slashes the cost This neW' plan .. of,installing three-wire, 240-volt service and connecting the electric range in your kitchen. The new wiring will.be a permanent improvement to your .home •- wlll be a source of satisfaction ~ Available In Red, Green, Beige, Brown. Many Have Nylon Covers. s 1n many ways. ·.95 1116'1. . . , .· ' ,, .. . . . . . . . ... • ."~- _...._.,_ >. . -·-···· • ,,, . ~...._,, ~ . • II<." o ·T . . o·•:c·':C ~ -.~.-~ , ' .•••·• • ,_ ~, '.. . ' " ,; ' ,. ALL SIXES RECAP$- F'ULLY GUARANTEED " . ..... .. - T;h, 675-2980 ' , ,. "Point P.....nt, w:va. 1 Shaven and Many THE. SHOE BOX Others .. .Mud· and Snow Tires '' .' I t '' 1.., s '' ... ., ~~{~!'f~'ES . e ELECTRIC SHAVER · .• ELECl~IC ~~41~ _ DRYER, , . eliGHTWEIGHT . ~ , TRAY.El IRONS ' . . . ' ~;So V•lut • Cologne, ' lr • ' ' p $2.98 . ' ."-1) " DM'fins Powder , efaberse eCoty • Helene R*nstain . ' • Fency Station•rf We HavaWoncl~ul Selictionsl ' " . I ! ' s .. ,'tt.~~ cv.\J I . -· ~-. I , .........~ ltr AI Your . I . -TH NEEDS RelyoaYour Phar-lstl ' lATH SIZE .DIAL- SOAP • • ' . e LADIES ·TIMEX . Middleport, Ohio NEJCT WINTER .GOODRICH - HI FLEX · j, Tlf.fi:N CREPIT 41~ ~•In ~,. ..-·· o. ,, Middle...... !. Carries Regular Guarantee( 4lc . /' SAL£. •' UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAYI . e Shoe Shine Kits 0 e Butane Lighter ePipes e Electric WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR A Tradal JEWELERS. . ·• ' I. Crest only $3.99 ...; At These Prices 'We Can Not Take All Merchandise In This' Sale will bring the joy.of clean, cool, flameless COQking to ywr home and fiimily • • , so, be sure your new range is installed before this wiring 9ffer .closes on September 30, J WY 2.f321 I Reg.$9c :~. Kay Moh. Flottop Country W"tern Guitar .. 26.66 Supro Guitor Cream White, I Cutaway; . I Pickup .................... : ..... $AVE Dixon Guitar, Double Cutewoy, ·1 Pickup Solid Body, Brown ................. $AVI Old Krllftoman Guitar, Arc)! Top, Brown Standard .............. : . .. .. . .. . . • U:66 Old Krafttman Guitor, Similar To Above . . 18.88 GHI Gult1r, 2 Pickup, Doubla .Cut, VIbrato . ·.26.66 GHI Guit1r, 2 Pickup, Double .Cut .•.••.. , . 26,66 Ludwlt Drum Set, Bl1ck ....... ........ , 169.95 Ludwig Drum Set, Oyster Black ..... , • • 199.99 Kingston Guit1r, Solid Body, Blonde, I Pickup, ~ Cuta,wa" . : ...... : .. , .. .. 26.66 Your 'new electric range FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. ~ ' WATCHES $6.95 , • Canoe Toiletries • Brut For Men Why Pay More? ...... ______ _ -CLOSE - --OUT -- - - USED BARGAINS , ' ·" ' PT. PLEASANT - Ida Whitt, Point Pleasant, who was lndlet-11 eel by the May Grand Jury on a forgery cbarge and entered a Size 4 to 8 plea of innocent to the indictment appeared in Circuit court Sandals are milde for to change her plea to guilty as summer fun and sun! ·charged. Judf!e James Lt! e Thompson set the sentencing Strapped and snapped date fo June 2. with toe-top designs. Loretta Faye Greene, · 17, Pt Pleasant, who was sent~no· /1 White. ed by the court to the West Virginia Industrial School at Salem ' . W. Va., last week was transported to Salem by Sheriff and ll!rs. Geor8• Johnson Tuesday to gin her sentence: Pleai8Dt VaUf.y Hoopltal AdmiUed: . Richard Casto, Mrs. James 0. ORGANS ............... 219.95 154.95 6Ul ORGANS ................. 99.95 7J,99 19.96 ORGANS . . . . • . • • • .. .. .. . 179.95 114.44 "1 • • TIMEX lunocent Plea is Entered in Court o,n. , •• GJRlS BOYS -i ' I ' . , . you've·been .... ''' .. , 2 Red, Double .Cutaway, 2 Plckup, ·VIbrato .. .•: . 55.95 41.11 ' 1U'.f• Some As Above In Blue . . . . 55.95 4>f.44 : 1•tSl . Blue, 2 Pickup, Double .Cut• away, Solid Body ..... 59.95 41;1 1 · 1U4 2 Pickup, Double .Cutaway, Vibrato, Solid Body .... 49.95 41.11 8.84 5 Double Cutawey, Single Pickup, Solid Body .... 39.95 31.1~ 8.8~ . 2 St-horn, 3 Pickup, Double Cutaway, VIbrato 1Wild).l39.95 88.88 51.07 5 Blonde Flattops . . . . . . . . . 34.95 24.44 1~1 3-4 Pickups, Double .Cutawoy Vibrato, Solid Body .. ,, 89.95 58.88 )1.07 6 Blonde Flattop Beglnnen . :3U5 22.22 1 2 Blonde Flattops (tlo Nome) 36.50 24.44 12M. 1-6 Pc. Kent Trap Drum SittJ89.95 149.95 <10.00 Revere 5 Pc, Trap Drum . Outfit . i 137.50 99.99 .. 37.5t'.. ' H \~ ,. I' . . ~ .: , �' ' ' " For ~ , ~ • ..rl•~lf, . In ::; -a:t reVJva~ F' oai ;adi~IDrin ° any ' , . ,, ~--• ~· (lJPl) -.Inn; liably the cry ,.,. more 1 •!;productions q1 ori81nal· 1e1ev1lion plays II! coupled with a blut at the netlvorks lor ftUinJ lime wltlt so many olde! Hollywood movie!. ". . · '' ' I !llllpect that at led part of ·tho cry, when II emanates from .· E~s~ern shore!o, stems from the lrodlt~l)!laJ antipathy to almost ;-"nythmg born of Hollywood -~ J>rlm• tho n:twofb ~ U:l,tblnlethm • major Olma !bey have lhil! paat se\'8""· th lr natural bent bas beell bigblliht lbose that are sure =et the blunt. lldlence, rather than thoae art! really worth pointing up. .. Reaooaa ., - - • on IIHl Kwal waa, ef course. on both counla. But ~wcasln~ "The Robe" Jians CbriSIIan Andersen" hardly done tor any mrcased -the old New York entll..laam moal advancing 11'1 form of Is gone u a result of general lime. our The trouble, really, hu betn But II also strikes me that with the networks' wholesal there Ia nothing wrong at all in •nd dutnping .r all kiOO: munnln& good films, which, of fllmo good and bad Into alter all, are a very 9Ignificant prime 11m ' and llvlng part o1 contemporary obscuring the lacl ~ th~ American history, and have better movie d , surely contributed to the showcasin -tit.e e:;:e sped a~ elevation and popularity of the vals. g alre revl networ~ di~interest. delug~ tel•visio~'s ,:'::::"Ia! "! 1 B~oo d.Wa v bav~ eteept commercial oneo, aDieu !he olficials In charge 1 seriously flawed sense of what ~. 1 II! truly great aljd memtrable. Why, lor lnitance, WUD't ''Ulloa of lilt Field~ sbowllaaetl specially lnltead of merely belnj; tossed ID with !JOIDe o1 other junk 11 a prime time 1 m091e? It got 1 large raun anyway, hut It aeema to me that s1Dce old movies are clolne .. much to save telmloo's1 hide, •ldeo ID return might do service to the IJim Industry and the public by lreating memorable and artl8llc motloil plcUes witlt the sense of perspecUve they ileaerve in the American lclleme of lhln&s. t" ~ ~ !narrlo~ely ~~le ' Cervantes once sa.ld: 11 That•s the nature of women ... not to I love when we love them and to love when we love them ~ot." : POJJCE REPORT SUICIDE 4 Registered Phlrmocl•t• VIENNA IUP!) -Kar! RadinTo Fill All Your ger, a 53-year-old former Prescription N..... member of Adolf Hitler's secref Promptly ond Accurat•ly ' police, hanged biriiBelf 111 wilods , At Low Prlco1 Alwoy1 near here Monday, pblice I..-.,.. - • ~ reported Wednesdly. Radinger had'lleen questioned Also low Prices by Austrian police in conneetlon with maBS shootings of Jews by On All Your Drug his unit in Poland and f. . Needs Everyd.·y Ukraine during World War n. TO VISIT U.S· JERU!JALEM (UPI) -Nobel literature prize winner Samuel Yosef Agnon leave! Thursday for a month s visit in the llmted "flrlendly Service"I Stat<t at the invitation of 112 I. Moln Plt•3'11'2<2955 Hebrew University friends. He will receive honorary degrees POMEROY l!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!ll!!!!!l!(lljll!~from two American universities. t11' SWISHER and LOHSE REXAll DRUGS 1o J"--- -""'Il "'. VU ..._ ___ _ -1181'fl f t - Ia... _ a...__ ,,_ VU "'••f fll' 11......., -..q 1 0"'-bllot Younr 1a •cdoo, Younc I• 1-tholdnd that .,. .Ia pr!oo-tagocl to oor .. to ,.,..thful ..UU...t n- ...., 1a tho Youn-biJo u - - , . . P. Soo ~- 'vu OldsmofiDe IIJ ol t;uu PUMPI • IMoto looyood .., - _ , , Y• bow, liM•, aw.~ tmportMtlt It ,. hove. .... lfl. rithf lt'llliiP kw , _ weter tvpplr. A ....., thlll will •""' J9V ell tht .,.,. • .... ,....,..,. yov •t+CIJ' • ,.,..... t~aet •'-'" , 11 ~ c.tntly on4 .conomitolly. fMt'• why " tllf' It,.... ftll your fttxl pulltp IN - POMEROY KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAlES 242 W MAIN ST POMEROY I ()l YMPIAH ' 'I ,. • c I 1 ( ' ht ~ ·t IMfl tftt otfvelllogltiof OlYM- . :0.. .,., .,.,_ Fvll • .' 1) ~ IJ={][g~ !R{]~ [?~[§Q ', : ... AND DAD APIIAava&' • ' · '"110 W. "Everything In Hordwo,.... MAIN 992-2111 c POMEROY Jb. Unclassifi.,~ ' ' ; l. ·- 49 ... .,ALL,.. on•N•• ~ ···~ -· - ~- .. ..,, ., ' ' ' wu..,.-.,.-... ia'au1v .,._ , .......... *'--~•sa-·••• n. •1""~' -~o'l" __ ·-----..----- -- - •\\'~- _. 23 -~ • ...... ·- ~ -- Events . 100 COUNl' $1.67 VALUE " Reg. $1.45 Voluo Thursday C~PPERTONE I $1.49 VALUE liiauer. · , l'fH · ~. I 1(1NG SIZE \ 85Vl_ue c •. . '. ,.~· . FREl DELIVERY - OPEN 7 ...,..,,tt.· A WEll< .\,'. ' ,, Filii . f.f.,.->-f"' toothpast!9 I . $ 24 REG. $UO . · ····.. f f ~-llrengt,:l ' ' Sick Room Needs c .•·· ' tENT .or PURC~ASE WHEEL CHAIRS' - . COMODE$ ... , CRUTCHES WALKERS- CANES • ,. . ~· j . . ' 1. l-OTiON oltri~rite. Gut1rd· Frida . y Club will meet at 7:'0 Friday night at the ~ ol llln. ~ ..• .. NEW. Right ,,, I f• •. ' ,, .', LILT SPECIAL • ...,,,SO. C-HERIIES Y6u May .· Pur~h~se URtNALS BED PANS lktoil1 - POTA HAIR SPRAY c. FREE DELIVERY lb.10c fl.n tbt ~~EB~RSBACH HARDWARE ! MICRIN :•. • lb. . -. thermos···· k~~~-~ ;I· TIIJil 'l'1lllW F.rldaJ =-~• ,. 9Lffo\I'INI,_ 01 ~ ~ - 4-STICK OLEO - 6 $1 •-·' I 1 IJPECIAL CONCLAVE, Ohio Valley Commandery 21, Kntghts Templar, 7 p.m. Thu!sday, May !8, lor conferring of orders of Red Croas and Malta, Thoma• c. Edward, mmlnent commander, annoutJeOI. TWI-LIGHT GARDEN , Club will meet Ill 7:30 TburldaY nigbt at litO ~ ol Mrs. Ffank FUgate. Mtl.' ~ Wildermulh will be the ~. MEIGS COUN'I'Y· llemoorallc . at 7:J) Thursday Club will 'meet night at I~· Salem Center School. Member• 11'1 to lake .~ ' or ~es. There -Wil.J be I IJI'OII'IIJI. • ~~@[~] '' b117 Vf!til you ·... PiAN JMIIIIpt. tf•1igfted ' CHOCOLAtE I 1 ' .• • t ~0~~ lb 3 doz. ~ T\IH • • ~ GROUND BEEF 3 Volw PrOcit.f. &.ok •hewhtrt II. ' " •OI't. ~xes 1 SIZE / MILK ~~o"~sA - - - all. 8Sc a., Hashar~en, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY @@lf • M'f"'· Only OlYMPIAN pvmps thot ~ L-odtrlhil' P~fonntnlt4 , M••MH laglftMI'o ifiQ , Toilo,td S.l.dio•, .. ful M~rsv' . 1 .49 1 ll\'a]@[R01] Saturdoy Til 9 Golden Ripe BANANAS ~ ~· 8 , .,.,.,!, ~- -~meJif' ' j~ ~'CI!'Ilile bottle plao Tblo now Dolmaat 11, .U OW.Iioalor'ol ~III'IN4Irat W A •-..-..nsporearion Clftttr ' I I I I I I Attenci!IIDot~ plea~anUy - E- 1 I I Y. , • · RUTLAND· orith....:; vr:r,. _,,... YounamoloJioo r.on. ° -~ ,..u late ........ ~,.. bwlpto~ to lllaa Ito time. l!!!"l Thor'i. J-1 -n..n. ......,., Tbor'N BREAD .~~~tsuM 5 ·- 99c ' \naiiRy Jiecll ' l!l be ..ld by-the cWI .,......,...- dren to God. Raymond Cole .. had the prayer. . ,used to purchlse 'ID W · Refreobments were served by . equipment lor NJYI.ot'l ,· > A contrlbuUon 1o the cancer ."Mr. and Mr•. Gerlach, Mr. and \ Mrs. 'l'hornatf Werry was playground·. A mijtlon Society· was made when t·h e Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Raysurprbed Tuesday \than the above mentiOned .wu gloen by Mi'o. Helen Lellof A picnic and vesper service Homebuilders Class met at the mond Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· e\emhg when memben of the Mrs. Paul Taylor. Mre. Tuesday. nlgbt 1l!e Roush d h N.e:ghllorS th t kOlub m webon-t ' Arnold, Mrs. Emerson of Pomeroy QlUrch of scti{lll!!e J)r8yer' wa1 to be held at the Royal 01k Middleport Church of Christ. liam Tolbert, afld Mrs. Ernaline ' Friendly MisBiooary Society !i-olfttil'-'!It'\ ''' Park on. June 20 ' was planned Franklin Triplet had charge Pratt. ore er WI a s or o· r a i and Mrs. Willard Hines. . met-at tbe ho'"'e of Mn. Well. . ., '•.!A!, the Friendly Cilcle met of the meeting. Plans were , ' the home of _Mrs. Charles Wer- 1 Ul • ' ' ' I al the T r Ia made for a wiener f94Sl m .ry · I ALLOwED MOST HITS Flaher' e. ltl,!'l :,1!1111 : . . ,. Ity Church of ChrIs I, June, and II was decided to Lawrence Hmbargen Pink and white colors were i During the meeting i letter Charles! Bam&eY :nt:' P<IJ!leroy. · purcltase light bulbs to sell as \ Giver. Baptism Rites used in the decorations. Game• i Pod Galvin1 Baseball of appreciation lor a coniTibu- Relreshtnenis _ . IJ!!I:'tl!l, ·to iiU . a money making proje.,t. A · I were played and prizes won by 1of Farner, allowed more was read from the Olrist- those mentioned and Mrs. The Iori the \rummage sal&' will be held in \ Lawrence Kent Mrs. Roy Smith, Mts. llenry than any other pi(eher in Television llisBlan;. Spring. Waller KeaPedJ, · .e Ro: cmc the Fry ,building, Mill St., lv\id.son .of Mr. and Mrs. Law;ence Wer<J' and Mrs. George Buch\lional League history Mo. Plans wereJII8Cie ior\ia osbon\0,:• 1 0 · P· m. rs. ' ayer \d)eport, June 2· ancl 8. 1 H89bargen, received the rltes , anan. in ·12 seasons. for abut- and and Mrs. Donald Hauck 'were The t\ev. RaU!lln Moyer jn- of baptism Sunday evening at ' ' . 1 named to plan tbe vesper serv- nounced the North. M~erican p. m. from the Rev. Joseph Kra. lce. . · , Christian Convention to be held ley, Alliance, at the St. Paul The recorded '!:Jectlon, I at Tampa, Fla., 1!lls •uinmer. Lutheran Obl\f"h in Pomeroy. Found the Ans~er, op<•ood the DevotioM were given by Mrs. Godmothtll'$ for the service devotional meetmg. Mtss Ebza- Wendell Gerlach. She r e ad 1. were his two aunts, Miss Mary MRS. ALDRICB beth ~!ck, leader, used t h e · ·-j Hashargen, who " a student . topic;, So We Are All Mm1s- Splril o1 tlhe Lord Is upon me, at Moorehead State College, ' taking scripture from L because He has annointed me ' and Mrs . .lames D. Scott of Ton- ! ~rlnthians. The. gro~ san~ tO preach good news to the opah, Nevada, and godfather ?nwarrl C~nst1an ?ldwr:: " · · was James D. Scott, Nevada. w•th. a recordm¥ by Erme Ford. Spring fl~wers pentered the MISS .~ck. saJd ,that to speak table for·! ~sseri course serv- · TnKas leads all states of Gqr~enCiubs of our mmJStry, the mes•age by Mrs. Wilbur Perrin and t Union in production of •h••n ll "Flesh - and Dried Design" must be clearly understood - Mrs. Lemwd Jewell. B 0 0 t and goats, and of wool and mowllf b~ tlietoplc of Mrs. Ramotlt that 111ess~ge b~lng what God markers 11:ere favors. I hair. Aldrich 'bf New York and Flori- had done m Jesus ChrJSt da. featured of\emoon speaker the promlie. iosured in· Jlim. SaturdaY at the RegWn -11, Ohio ~hat message, Miss Fick comI r EAS f TERMS, , ; Association of Garden .Clubs; mented, is not simply the gosmeeUn& to be held at the Brad- pel received, but is the gospel b,ry Elementary School, Mid- related to and heard, in a world dleport. where scientific understandlll! l•' Author of several bOOks. Mrs. allows us to replace parts In ALADDIN'S Alirlcb Ia a life member 01 the a man's heart or to obliterate .· i • a ·nation. ·~ Is a gospel related PUIUIITURI . · New York Federation of Garto and he-ard !n a world where den Clubs, a master judge, and SH 2AI\I a member of the judaes councll lnjlistlce here Is heard around m New Yort and Florida. She the world via Telstar, holds numerous award• lor ._,. where compassion and love can ce!lenee In exblbltl and service, echo from a satellite, she said. In conclusion, Mlss and Is a· past distrlot and state said that this is the same gosofficer ol prden club associapel 9poken in . Na'tareth when QT. tions. Jesus read from Isaiah: "The -----Save Flower enthusiasts, members "' lUDEN'S· " 50% and non-membet'l of garden clubs, are invited Ill \!le alter· noon program. Reglstrotloo lee SUAVE ' . .. ~~R;ED. for non-mem~tera lo $1.'-'i. Registration and coffee hour lor the meeting will be held I ;. " ,. . from 9 a.in. to 10 a.m. Mr s. . ' Reg. & Hord To Hold Jack JIOOsOO. regiOJJal 11 direc7.5D-14(7.1S-14')8.00-14(8.Z5-14) ' 12 OUNCE · tor, will preside at the buSiness ( . &.70-15 (7.75-15) 6.00·16 meelill& at wbl<b time 1 new regjonal direCtor will be elected. - T1JIB,US AIID TUI1£.TYPE BLAClWALLS The Winding Trall Garden will be the boll club lor I h e meeting. VALUE ' Comi Pure Pork SAUSAGE 3~ $1 - pl~(ltOllnd bum~~ !ff~~ .\~ ~ (1(14 ~ ~· •'•···J{t" 'J&Jl; '~ ' · ~-~ ~1blrh1Jil . ' ' I!!J!! · pel ~~p~ lfben ~ ·ol&<~ali:IM'iiiiiQ · tu Y b Is..,Giv~fl.. Mrs. a.efJnert ,. :ft. ISCIO'J, I;; · DISCOUNTED ' 1 (u~f.·J OLYMPIAN seyeral leti'ers written by chll- 1 1111114 I t - ddlttl.. . . . 9k Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-Frldoy Til 8 ' Club, Honors· Mrs. Werry . • . 5 W•th howf!r d and \;;;~;;;;_~~~~===~~======--,\ ! MARKET STEAK !IU'Ide~ '"!'he Bible Blanton, -:- TlmeJess by Smiloy M. D., apd s M• • OPEN-7 DAYS A WEEK FREE DELIV~RY! SIMON'S ROUND G. b rven yClass ' Church · Picnic,Vesper :...J by Mrs. Aldrich Speaking Before th~y WY 2-3975 Contr1'&ut1'on :r:.~ngr~hp :m~ ler"~~ ~ , ...... Ann-~argret's m~mage E. MAIN ST. M~y 18, 1967-7 ~·':~ed1ni3hl h,, naturalized citizens within the past year. A thooght for the day Spanish · novelist Miguel {, Plann 'endlyCircle Fr' M~ntoya world~ lally SeDtlntl, PomeroY-Middleport, o., . , , ,. / 0: 0~1~6;Y~_ray ?' · 8-DaDy SeiiiiDel, PoDI~·Middllpclrt, O.,lllf 11, '1987 '. 0 hi: ~' I___.__.._.,______:____.:.____:_.:...===:..:::.:=~~=- ; And of course the salt· In the ! wound ts the remembrance of 1f • , the day., when ortgmal vide• Boprt lle¥lnl't' plays were . . prominent • I ' . And wily not • lltlle ! ancl centered millnly 1n New . 'J lmaglnalton to heighten the j York. . DetrOit sports promoter Jim close to a deal lor exacl co wr . " mlereal, perspective and show' Well, Ills sad, of course, that Landes, JUSt back from Greece, ies of Bdwy.'s two bl& ltlng a hook. manshlp all IIIOIIIId? For i txcept for an original outstand- said harhershops actually have ' ·'Fiddler on the Roof" a n d Currently m a U. S. example, I will wq.. anyone ' in& hour on "ABC Stage 67" or been set up right at the Athens !·cabaret" American star :•form, carlos . that a year-long Humphrey - "NBC Expenment in Telovi- airport to chop the looks of of Italian "Westerns" CII n t I of_ the fme classical guitar- Bogart le.1tlval of a movie a l sion" now and then-and they ilonghalfs aiTJvmg m the wake Eastwood tola us his f 1 t ~ satd at Maud Chez Elle he week ill prime lime - a series l are both through for the season ol tile Greek gov't ban on Bea- such Neapobtan shoot-em Heather Rynd will unto ltsoll-would be most ! ---·- ----·- tie-length_ hairdos "II- "A Fist Full ol Dollars" a!: Y m June . . '!'elcome, despite the many • lya Darling star. Melina Mer- him $lo,OOO; his next lo~! collector Irwin Fnedland, lime! his. films hove been run : court went ,all a-Jitter because Ifilm will pay him $500,000 gn back from Paris, reports locally., GIVIng them a sense of her husbar\il Jules Dassin ar- IAnother low-fee American star &tract and op-pop-siop arl con tID u It y and perspective nved in her home country of j Lex Barker, left "Tarzon'; flopping and Old Masters would add another dimension Greece during the recent ar- . films for the Italian Westerns emerging With heavy and certainly capitalize logiUmy takeover .. . Las Vegas is and costume _ violence 1 .. · Jean Snrunons, up for mately 111 his current new-found . ,, lures and bai becomeA P ''Cactus Flower" national popularity. The Alnlanae lionaire Naturally be's a pany, might just succeed No one apparenUy complains By Uulled Press Internalilllt81 Swiss resident now. nn Bacall m the N. Y. original when theatre plecea are rovlved Today is Th d 1. .. · Lauren Bacall and Barry o ntele•lalon-"The Gluo Menthe !38th day 18, family fought Nilson kissed and made up a!- a1er1e." "Brtgadoon," etc.-for follow. 2Zito her Washington Red- ter an even cblllier 8088011 they show an appreclat1011 ol skm star Sam Huff, abandoned than our wet-dreadful spring our .past. Ancl the New York WlllT DID l JET RmE The moon is between its first by the N. Y. grid Giants sever- .. · Liberace lana - your dimp- theatre contemplated correctly C:OSi 281EAIIS A&O! quarter .and full phase. a! seasons ago when beed- led delight just ordered on thai revivals of "Dinner at The morning star Is Saturn ed h1m most. told us In Gallag- dozen plus lours at Eight" and ''You Can't Take 11 Th . · her's he'll play football until Trouser, says a spy, With You" might be of Interest Jupi;,"".:nL otars are Venus, 1970 Radio commentator Fellow 30 years younger than to its audience. And "The ars. Allen Prescott who jll!l fini8h- Irving Berlin at the Matchmaker" Is muslcaliud B9rn on this day in 18 2 was of a novel "Coronthian ClaBS" Tree" intermlssiOJJ visibly into ''Hello Dolly." And why 9 1\alian opera singer Ezio Pinza about lhe Horse Show Set _ ged and cave an "Ouch!" not? The only test should be: II ' On . . · admits he's never been on a the vigor and strength of It good? Many movie• are, and this day In history : horse; one _of his antecedents exuberantly cordial they Uv• cenatanUy in our In 1852, Massachusetts be- (Wm. HlCkbng Prescolt) set from the great songsmith. IIUbconsclous, and· televlsiOJJ 0 0 came !he first state of the union the fam1ly trend - wrote "Con- was 79 this _week . No would do well to give some to pass a statute making school quest of Mexico• and never knows prectsely why but May spedal treatment to the Indusat t e d n c e compulsory for was _there . Reminds us of always Is a IIO&IU' month at try and art that liVed II from 0 8 c)!ildren between the ages our frrst lnp around the Bdwy. boxolflces June busts ilself. 01 aDd 14. , publisher M1ke Cowles• w i f e out all over, tho' . . . ' 1They" In 1960, Abraham Lincoln was Jan greeted us on our ~eturn, suggest . FOR Jr. wants to nomin~ for president by asked how w~ enjoyed 1!: we an afternoon N. Y. neYvsps1per Republicans meeting in Chica- were apologetic about 1ts brief- but don't bet on 11 ... go. ness (seven weekg) and noted protected Bdwy. 1110rt window~! In !941, Communities we couldn't teU much In such are those loaded with t h e out the nation celebrated "I ~~ort ti me Jan_ laughed, cheapest transiJtoriud OOV·eltyl an American day" to honor Mike and I did II ID three junk; least protected - 1he ; 'j 300,1J110 aliens who had become and a hall weeks and Mike's bigher priced restaurants. t' 01re / ;\ onil Othli' Slctc: Room $yppll• 0 r ' .,, .·. •· �' ' ' " For ~ , ~ • ..rl•~lf, . In ::; -a:t reVJva~ F' oai ;adi~IDrin ° any ' , . ,, ~--• ~· (lJPl) -.Inn; liably the cry ,.,. more 1 •!;productions q1 ori81nal· 1e1ev1lion plays II! coupled with a blut at the netlvorks lor ftUinJ lime wltlt so many olde! Hollywood movie!. ". . · '' ' I !llllpect that at led part of ·tho cry, when II emanates from .· E~s~ern shore!o, stems from the lrodlt~l)!laJ antipathy to almost ;-"nythmg born of Hollywood -~ J>rlm• tho n:twofb ~ U:l,tblnlethm • major Olma !bey have lhil! paat se\'8""· th lr natural bent bas beell bigblliht lbose that are sure =et the blunt. lldlence, rather than thoae art! really worth pointing up. .. Reaooaa ., - - • on IIHl Kwal waa, ef course. on both counla. But ~wcasln~ "The Robe" Jians CbriSIIan Andersen" hardly done tor any mrcased -the old New York entll..laam moal advancing 11'1 form of Is gone u a result of general lime. our The trouble, really, hu betn But II also strikes me that with the networks' wholesal there Ia nothing wrong at all in •nd dutnping .r all kiOO: munnln& good films, which, of fllmo good and bad Into alter all, are a very 9Ignificant prime 11m ' and llvlng part o1 contemporary obscuring the lacl ~ th~ American history, and have better movie d , surely contributed to the showcasin -tit.e e:;:e sped a~ elevation and popularity of the vals. g alre revl networ~ di~interest. delug~ tel•visio~'s ,:'::::"Ia! "! 1 B~oo d.Wa v bav~ eteept commercial oneo, aDieu !he olficials In charge 1 seriously flawed sense of what ~. 1 II! truly great aljd memtrable. Why, lor lnitance, WUD't ''Ulloa of lilt Field~ sbowllaaetl specially lnltead of merely belnj; tossed ID with !JOIDe o1 other junk 11 a prime time 1 m091e? It got 1 large raun anyway, hut It aeema to me that s1Dce old movies are clolne .. much to save telmloo's1 hide, •ldeo ID return might do service to the IJim Industry and the public by lreating memorable and artl8llc motloil plcUes witlt the sense of perspecUve they ileaerve in the American lclleme of lhln&s. t" ~ ~ !narrlo~ely ~~le ' Cervantes once sa.ld: 11 That•s the nature of women ... not to I love when we love them and to love when we love them ~ot." : POJJCE REPORT SUICIDE 4 Registered Phlrmocl•t• VIENNA IUP!) -Kar! RadinTo Fill All Your ger, a 53-year-old former Prescription N..... member of Adolf Hitler's secref Promptly ond Accurat•ly ' police, hanged biriiBelf 111 wilods , At Low Prlco1 Alwoy1 near here Monday, pblice I..-.,.. - • ~ reported Wednesdly. Radinger had'lleen questioned Also low Prices by Austrian police in conneetlon with maBS shootings of Jews by On All Your Drug his unit in Poland and f. . Needs Everyd.·y Ukraine during World War n. TO VISIT U.S· JERU!JALEM (UPI) -Nobel literature prize winner Samuel Yosef Agnon leave! Thursday for a month s visit in the llmted "flrlendly Service"I Stat<t at the invitation of 112 I. Moln Plt•3'11'2<2955 Hebrew University friends. He will receive honorary degrees POMEROY l!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!ll!!!!!l!(lljll!~from two American universities. t11' SWISHER and LOHSE REXAll DRUGS 1o J"--- -""'Il "'. VU ..._ ___ _ -1181'fl f t - Ia... _ a...__ ,,_ VU "'••f fll' 11......., -..q 1 0"'-bllot Younr 1a •cdoo, Younc I• 1-tholdnd that .,. .Ia pr!oo-tagocl to oor .. to ,.,..thful ..UU...t n- ...., 1a tho Youn-biJo u - - , . . P. Soo ~- 'vu OldsmofiDe IIJ ol t;uu PUMPI • IMoto looyood .., - _ , , Y• bow, liM•, aw.~ tmportMtlt It ,. hove. .... lfl. rithf lt'llliiP kw , _ weter tvpplr. A ....., thlll will •""' J9V ell tht .,.,. • .... ,....,..,. yov •t+CIJ' • ,.,..... t~aet •'-'" , 11 ~ c.tntly on4 .conomitolly. fMt'• why " tllf' It,.... ftll your fttxl pulltp IN - POMEROY KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAlES 242 W MAIN ST POMEROY I ()l YMPIAH ' 'I ,. • c I 1 ( ' ht ~ ·t IMfl tftt otfvelllogltiof OlYM- . :0.. .,., .,.,_ Fvll • .' 1) ~ IJ={][g~ !R{]~ [?~[§Q ', : ... AND DAD APIIAava&' • ' · '"110 W. "Everything In Hordwo,.... MAIN 992-2111 c POMEROY Jb. Unclassifi.,~ ' ' ; l. ·- 49 ... .,ALL,.. on•N•• ~ ···~ -· - ~- .. ..,, ., ' ' ' wu..,.-.,.-... ia'au1v .,._ , .......... *'--~•sa-·••• n. •1""~' -~o'l" __ ·-----..----- -- - •\\'~- _. 23 -~ • ...... ·- ~ -- Events . 100 COUNl' $1.67 VALUE " Reg. $1.45 Voluo Thursday C~PPERTONE I $1.49 VALUE liiauer. · , l'fH · ~. I 1(1NG SIZE \ 85Vl_ue c •. . '. ,.~· . FREl DELIVERY - OPEN 7 ...,..,,tt.· A WEll< .\,'. ' ,, Filii . f.f.,.->-f"' toothpast!9 I . $ 24 REG. $UO . · ····.. f f ~-llrengt,:l ' ' Sick Room Needs c .•·· ' tENT .or PURC~ASE WHEEL CHAIRS' - . COMODE$ ... , CRUTCHES WALKERS- CANES • ,. . ~· j . . ' 1. l-OTiON oltri~rite. Gut1rd· Frida . y Club will meet at 7:'0 Friday night at the ~ ol llln. ~ ..• .. NEW. Right ,,, I f• •. ' ,, .', LILT SPECIAL • ...,,,SO. C-HERIIES Y6u May .· Pur~h~se URtNALS BED PANS lktoil1 - POTA HAIR SPRAY c. FREE DELIVERY lb.10c fl.n tbt ~~EB~RSBACH HARDWARE ! MICRIN :•. • lb. . -. thermos···· k~~~-~ ;I· TIIJil 'l'1lllW F.rldaJ =-~• ,. 9Lffo\I'INI,_ 01 ~ ~ - 4-STICK OLEO - 6 $1 •-·' I 1 IJPECIAL CONCLAVE, Ohio Valley Commandery 21, Kntghts Templar, 7 p.m. Thu!sday, May !8, lor conferring of orders of Red Croas and Malta, Thoma• c. Edward, mmlnent commander, annoutJeOI. TWI-LIGHT GARDEN , Club will meet Ill 7:30 TburldaY nigbt at litO ~ ol Mrs. Ffank FUgate. Mtl.' ~ Wildermulh will be the ~. MEIGS COUN'I'Y· llemoorallc . at 7:J) Thursday Club will 'meet night at I~· Salem Center School. Member• 11'1 to lake .~ ' or ~es. There -Wil.J be I IJI'OII'IIJI. • ~~@[~] '' b117 Vf!til you ·... PiAN JMIIIIpt. tf•1igfted ' CHOCOLAtE I 1 ' .• • t ~0~~ lb 3 doz. ~ T\IH • • ~ GROUND BEEF 3 Volw PrOcit.f. &.ok •hewhtrt II. ' " •OI't. ~xes 1 SIZE / MILK ~~o"~sA - - - all. 8Sc a., Hashar~en, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY @@lf • M'f"'· Only OlYMPIAN pvmps thot ~ L-odtrlhil' P~fonntnlt4 , M••MH laglftMI'o ifiQ , Toilo,td S.l.dio•, .. ful M~rsv' . 1 .49 1 ll\'a]@[R01] Saturdoy Til 9 Golden Ripe BANANAS ~ ~· 8 , .,.,.,!, ~- -~meJif' ' j~ ~'CI!'Ilile bottle plao Tblo now Dolmaat 11, .U OW.Iioalor'ol ~III'IN4Irat W A •-..-..nsporearion Clftttr ' I I I I I I Attenci!IIDot~ plea~anUy - E- 1 I I Y. , • · RUTLAND· orith....:; vr:r,. _,,... YounamoloJioo r.on. ° -~ ,..u late ........ ~,.. bwlpto~ to lllaa Ito time. l!!!"l Thor'i. J-1 -n..n. ......,., Tbor'N BREAD .~~~tsuM 5 ·- 99c ' \naiiRy Jiecll ' l!l be ..ld by-the cWI .,......,...- dren to God. Raymond Cole .. had the prayer. . ,used to purchlse 'ID W · Refreobments were served by . equipment lor NJYI.ot'l ,· > A contrlbuUon 1o the cancer ."Mr. and Mr•. Gerlach, Mr. and \ Mrs. 'l'hornatf Werry was playground·. A mijtlon Society· was made when t·h e Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Raysurprbed Tuesday \than the above mentiOned .wu gloen by Mi'o. Helen Lellof A picnic and vesper service Homebuilders Class met at the mond Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· e\emhg when memben of the Mrs. Paul Taylor. Mre. Tuesday. nlgbt 1l!e Roush d h N.e:ghllorS th t kOlub m webon-t ' Arnold, Mrs. Emerson of Pomeroy QlUrch of scti{lll!!e J)r8yer' wa1 to be held at the Royal 01k Middleport Church of Christ. liam Tolbert, afld Mrs. Ernaline ' Friendly MisBiooary Society !i-olfttil'-'!It'\ ''' Park on. June 20 ' was planned Franklin Triplet had charge Pratt. ore er WI a s or o· r a i and Mrs. Willard Hines. . met-at tbe ho'"'e of Mn. Well. . ., '•.!A!, the Friendly Cilcle met of the meeting. Plans were , ' the home of _Mrs. Charles Wer- 1 Ul • ' ' ' I al the T r Ia made for a wiener f94Sl m .ry · I ALLOwED MOST HITS Flaher' e. ltl,!'l :,1!1111 : . . ,. Ity Church of ChrIs I, June, and II was decided to Lawrence Hmbargen Pink and white colors were i During the meeting i letter Charles! Bam&eY :nt:' P<IJ!leroy. · purcltase light bulbs to sell as \ Giver. Baptism Rites used in the decorations. Game• i Pod Galvin1 Baseball of appreciation lor a coniTibu- Relreshtnenis _ . IJ!!I:'tl!l, ·to iiU . a money making proje.,t. A · I were played and prizes won by 1of Farner, allowed more was read from the Olrist- those mentioned and Mrs. The Iori the \rummage sal&' will be held in \ Lawrence Kent Mrs. Roy Smith, Mts. llenry than any other pi(eher in Television llisBlan;. Spring. Waller KeaPedJ, · .e Ro: cmc the Fry ,building, Mill St., lv\id.son .of Mr. and Mrs. Law;ence Wer<J' and Mrs. George Buch\lional League history Mo. Plans wereJII8Cie ior\ia osbon\0,:• 1 0 · P· m. rs. ' ayer \d)eport, June 2· ancl 8. 1 H89bargen, received the rltes , anan. in ·12 seasons. for abut- and and Mrs. Donald Hauck 'were The t\ev. RaU!lln Moyer jn- of baptism Sunday evening at ' ' . 1 named to plan tbe vesper serv- nounced the North. M~erican p. m. from the Rev. Joseph Kra. lce. . · , Christian Convention to be held ley, Alliance, at the St. Paul The recorded '!:Jectlon, I at Tampa, Fla., 1!lls •uinmer. Lutheran Obl\f"h in Pomeroy. Found the Ans~er, op<•ood the DevotioM were given by Mrs. Godmothtll'$ for the service devotional meetmg. Mtss Ebza- Wendell Gerlach. She r e ad 1. were his two aunts, Miss Mary MRS. ALDRICB beth ~!ck, leader, used t h e · ·-j Hashargen, who " a student . topic;, So We Are All Mm1s- Splril o1 tlhe Lord Is upon me, at Moorehead State College, ' taking scripture from L because He has annointed me ' and Mrs . .lames D. Scott of Ton- ! ~rlnthians. The. gro~ san~ tO preach good news to the opah, Nevada, and godfather ?nwarrl C~nst1an ?ldwr:: " · · was James D. Scott, Nevada. w•th. a recordm¥ by Erme Ford. Spring fl~wers pentered the MISS .~ck. saJd ,that to speak table for·! ~sseri course serv- · TnKas leads all states of Gqr~enCiubs of our mmJStry, the mes•age by Mrs. Wilbur Perrin and t Union in production of •h••n ll "Flesh - and Dried Design" must be clearly understood - Mrs. Lemwd Jewell. B 0 0 t and goats, and of wool and mowllf b~ tlietoplc of Mrs. Ramotlt that 111ess~ge b~lng what God markers 11:ere favors. I hair. Aldrich 'bf New York and Flori- had done m Jesus ChrJSt da. featured of\emoon speaker the promlie. iosured in· Jlim. SaturdaY at the RegWn -11, Ohio ~hat message, Miss Fick comI r EAS f TERMS, , ; Association of Garden .Clubs; mented, is not simply the gosmeeUn& to be held at the Brad- pel received, but is the gospel b,ry Elementary School, Mid- related to and heard, in a world dleport. where scientific understandlll! l•' Author of several bOOks. Mrs. allows us to replace parts In ALADDIN'S Alirlcb Ia a life member 01 the a man's heart or to obliterate .· i • a ·nation. ·~ Is a gospel related PUIUIITURI . · New York Federation of Garto and he-ard !n a world where den Clubs, a master judge, and SH 2AI\I a member of the judaes councll lnjlistlce here Is heard around m New Yort and Florida. She the world via Telstar, holds numerous award• lor ._,. where compassion and love can ce!lenee In exblbltl and service, echo from a satellite, she said. In conclusion, Mlss and Is a· past distrlot and state said that this is the same gosofficer ol prden club associapel 9poken in . Na'tareth when QT. tions. Jesus read from Isaiah: "The -----Save Flower enthusiasts, members "' lUDEN'S· " 50% and non-membet'l of garden clubs, are invited Ill \!le alter· noon program. Reglstrotloo lee SUAVE ' . .. ~~R;ED. for non-mem~tera lo $1.'-'i. Registration and coffee hour lor the meeting will be held I ;. " ,. . from 9 a.in. to 10 a.m. Mr s. . ' Reg. & Hord To Hold Jack JIOOsOO. regiOJJal 11 direc7.5D-14(7.1S-14')8.00-14(8.Z5-14) ' 12 OUNCE · tor, will preside at the buSiness ( . &.70-15 (7.75-15) 6.00·16 meelill& at wbl<b time 1 new regjonal direCtor will be elected. - T1JIB,US AIID TUI1£.TYPE BLAClWALLS The Winding Trall Garden will be the boll club lor I h e meeting. VALUE ' Comi Pure Pork SAUSAGE 3~ $1 - pl~(ltOllnd bum~~ !ff~~ .\~ ~ (1(14 ~ ~· •'•···J{t" 'J&Jl; '~ ' · ~-~ ~1blrh1Jil . ' ' I!!J!! · pel ~~p~ lfben ~ ·ol&<~ali:IM'iiiiiQ · tu Y b Is..,Giv~fl.. Mrs. a.efJnert ,. :ft. ISCIO'J, I;; · DISCOUNTED ' 1 (u~f.·J OLYMPIAN seyeral leti'ers written by chll- 1 1111114 I t - ddlttl.. . . . 9k Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-Frldoy Til 8 ' Club, Honors· Mrs. Werry . • . 5 W•th howf!r d and \;;;~;;;;_~~~~===~~======--,\ ! MARKET STEAK !IU'Ide~ '"!'he Bible Blanton, -:- TlmeJess by Smiloy M. D., apd s M• • OPEN-7 DAYS A WEEK FREE DELIV~RY! SIMON'S ROUND G. b rven yClass ' Church · Picnic,Vesper :...J by Mrs. Aldrich Speaking Before th~y WY 2-3975 Contr1'&ut1'on :r:.~ngr~hp :m~ ler"~~ ~ , ...... Ann-~argret's m~mage E. MAIN ST. M~y 18, 1967-7 ~·':~ed1ni3hl h,, naturalized citizens within the past year. A thooght for the day Spanish · novelist Miguel {, Plann 'endlyCircle Fr' M~ntoya world~ lally SeDtlntl, PomeroY-Middleport, o., . , , ,. / 0: 0~1~6;Y~_ray ?' · 8-DaDy SeiiiiDel, PoDI~·Middllpclrt, O.,lllf 11, '1987 '. 0 hi: ~' I___.__.._.,______:____.:.____:_.:...===:..:::.:=~~=- ; And of course the salt· In the ! wound ts the remembrance of 1f • , the day., when ortgmal vide• Boprt lle¥lnl't' plays were . . prominent • I ' . And wily not • lltlle ! ancl centered millnly 1n New . 'J lmaglnalton to heighten the j York. . DetrOit sports promoter Jim close to a deal lor exacl co wr . " mlereal, perspective and show' Well, Ills sad, of course, that Landes, JUSt back from Greece, ies of Bdwy.'s two bl& ltlng a hook. manshlp all IIIOIIIId? For i txcept for an original outstand- said harhershops actually have ' ·'Fiddler on the Roof" a n d Currently m a U. S. example, I will wq.. anyone ' in& hour on "ABC Stage 67" or been set up right at the Athens !·cabaret" American star :•form, carlos . that a year-long Humphrey - "NBC Expenment in Telovi- airport to chop the looks of of Italian "Westerns" CII n t I of_ the fme classical guitar- Bogart le.1tlval of a movie a l sion" now and then-and they ilonghalfs aiTJvmg m the wake Eastwood tola us his f 1 t ~ satd at Maud Chez Elle he week ill prime lime - a series l are both through for the season ol tile Greek gov't ban on Bea- such Neapobtan shoot-em Heather Rynd will unto ltsoll-would be most ! ---·- ----·- tie-length_ hairdos "II- "A Fist Full ol Dollars" a!: Y m June . . '!'elcome, despite the many • lya Darling star. Melina Mer- him $lo,OOO; his next lo~! collector Irwin Fnedland, lime! his. films hove been run : court went ,all a-Jitter because Ifilm will pay him $500,000 gn back from Paris, reports locally., GIVIng them a sense of her husbar\il Jules Dassin ar- IAnother low-fee American star &tract and op-pop-siop arl con tID u It y and perspective nved in her home country of j Lex Barker, left "Tarzon'; flopping and Old Masters would add another dimension Greece during the recent ar- . films for the Italian Westerns emerging With heavy and certainly capitalize logiUmy takeover .. . Las Vegas is and costume _ violence 1 .. · Jean Snrunons, up for mately 111 his current new-found . ,, lures and bai becomeA P ''Cactus Flower" national popularity. The Alnlanae lionaire Naturally be's a pany, might just succeed No one apparenUy complains By Uulled Press Internalilllt81 Swiss resident now. nn Bacall m the N. Y. original when theatre plecea are rovlved Today is Th d 1. .. · Lauren Bacall and Barry o ntele•lalon-"The Gluo Menthe !38th day 18, family fought Nilson kissed and made up a!- a1er1e." "Brtgadoon," etc.-for follow. 2Zito her Washington Red- ter an even cblllier 8088011 they show an appreclat1011 ol skm star Sam Huff, abandoned than our wet-dreadful spring our .past. Ancl the New York WlllT DID l JET RmE The moon is between its first by the N. Y. grid Giants sever- .. · Liberace lana - your dimp- theatre contemplated correctly C:OSi 281EAIIS A&O! quarter .and full phase. a! seasons ago when beed- led delight just ordered on thai revivals of "Dinner at The morning star Is Saturn ed h1m most. told us In Gallag- dozen plus lours at Eight" and ''You Can't Take 11 Th . · her's he'll play football until Trouser, says a spy, With You" might be of Interest Jupi;,"".:nL otars are Venus, 1970 Radio commentator Fellow 30 years younger than to its audience. And "The ars. Allen Prescott who jll!l fini8h- Irving Berlin at the Matchmaker" Is muslcaliud B9rn on this day in 18 2 was of a novel "Coronthian ClaBS" Tree" intermlssiOJJ visibly into ''Hello Dolly." And why 9 1\alian opera singer Ezio Pinza about lhe Horse Show Set _ ged and cave an "Ouch!" not? The only test should be: II ' On . . · admits he's never been on a the vigor and strength of It good? Many movie• are, and this day In history : horse; one _of his antecedents exuberantly cordial they Uv• cenatanUy in our In 1852, Massachusetts be- (Wm. HlCkbng Prescolt) set from the great songsmith. IIUbconsclous, and· televlsiOJJ 0 0 came !he first state of the union the fam1ly trend - wrote "Con- was 79 this _week . No would do well to give some to pass a statute making school quest of Mexico• and never knows prectsely why but May spedal treatment to the Indusat t e d n c e compulsory for was _there . Reminds us of always Is a IIO&IU' month at try and art that liVed II from 0 8 c)!ildren between the ages our frrst lnp around the Bdwy. boxolflces June busts ilself. 01 aDd 14. , publisher M1ke Cowles• w i f e out all over, tho' . . . ' 1They" In 1960, Abraham Lincoln was Jan greeted us on our ~eturn, suggest . FOR Jr. wants to nomin~ for president by asked how w~ enjoyed 1!: we an afternoon N. Y. neYvsps1per Republicans meeting in Chica- were apologetic about 1ts brief- but don't bet on 11 ... go. ness (seven weekg) and noted protected Bdwy. 1110rt window~! In !941, Communities we couldn't teU much In such are those loaded with t h e out the nation celebrated "I ~~ort ti me Jan_ laughed, cheapest transiJtoriud OOV·eltyl an American day" to honor Mike and I did II ID three junk; least protected - 1he ; 'j 300,1J110 aliens who had become and a hall weeks and Mike's bigher priced restaurants. t' 01re / ;\ onil Othli' Slctc: Room $yppll• 0 r ' .,, .·. •· �' ,. • ,, -. ... ' - •• .' •' ' I. ,, \ . '' .. - ' 3 '' '' • •.. --~ ' ' <; Ll ,,IIINE ..·.·. Hl'i ' BO .,' . II ltc I ' . \'A.~- ;,j• ,.' .u-• j ·-· 2111 -• A 4111w 0 PL TU.VO .~I·L~4P. 0 aa P 'VP ~ 'II'ZA.V, •JDaV 'DI· lo ~ 0 I 1'11 UP ,. " . • LOSE I T A,NSOM ;~· t ·· �' ,. • ,, -. ... ' - •• .' •' ' I. ,, \ . '' .. - ' 3 '' '' • •.. --~ ' ' <; Ll ,,IIINE ..·.·. Hl'i ' BO .,' . II ltc I ' . \'A.~- ;,j• ,.' .u-• j ·-· 2111 -• A 4111w 0 PL TU.VO .~I·L~4P. 0 aa P 'VP ~ 'II'ZA.V, •JDaV 'DI· lo ~ 0 I 1'11 UP ,. " . • LOSE I T A,NSOM ;~· t ·· �- • I • , .. .' I ' ' ., ' ' About Middleport ' . ' • ., c ~~~. ' ;.. efttl~~~ NtJfH~ > ·New offi~ers we~e ,. .. ' Officefsl Pldn.Projec~·~=:. . New namOcl and dedlcatlon, :frma and Venita .M"l'tlng at t!te' liome of Mrs. the· project. · . f tman.,Mrs J:. L. projects lor the year were adop- , sang a duet. , llllchilrd Owen, chalrman, mem' OOlcers appoln!ed by Mr 1. ,rs ..John MeN~. Mrs. \'111\18. ~ at organizational Devotions were given by Mrs. bers of the Love Joy' Circle OWen Include lllri' Beulall ·lllurray, Mrs-~~ ( Tueoday night of the Hood \'lho r.ead "My Narrow adop~ pro~of remember· Wblte, v!<;e , chalmlan and ' ...,- ltfn. AJQ!!II , ~\,. the B. H. sanborn 'by :liorothy Malone, Ing sorvicemen of the church. gram ~an; ·Mrs. Charles 1111,m. Mrs, Isa..... ·· • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert, Society of !he Middleport ~·lrst and concluded with scripture, sbutlns, and needy chUdrep. Bennet\, secret"!)'.; Mrs. Bar- and Mrs. Mill')' ~~ell. Paula and Charles Belpre were Bapliat Church. and prayer. A dessert course Mrs. Fl'e!l Hoffman was, asked old Chase, treasurer; Mrs.-. WU· ~A ~ meeiMo·Jher·'s Da w.:.kend ests J DORCAS CIRCLE . was servecl: to acq~ ad~sses/o~ .the !Is Anthony, lnve gift chairman; Electa Circle mem · t . of her mot~er Mrs. t::cille ! lllrs. Milton Uond, LOVE JOY CIRCLE vicemen fnr use In carijlng out lllra Dana Hamil!, devotional lng at the bomt of lllr!· tiJ,DilY Ma es ' of the Dorcas Clfcle, was hos: · •. . • ·, c;\lalrman; Mrs. Elizabeth Sl• FOI!Ier, ..~, decld 011 y · te" for her group. New olll""rs vm, white lJ'OSS; Mrs. J o.h n a. pro~ of remeJ!Iberinl sbutHospilalman 3C Alan W•al- . named were Mrs. Joe IS Uty 0 0 ul6 fulb: and Mrs Ted Riley, Jr, Ins and delayed aelectiOn ef. lace spent the weekend ltere I vice chairman: .Mrs. FOjecl ch~rman: and Mrs. other project unW ala• ~ with his varenls, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, devotional chairman; . • Harr Carleton: ··· · .:· ~eUe. Wlnebte,ner, sunsblne Ing. · : ' Dw1ght Wall~ce, and dauahter, M~s. Jennie Kauff, whtte cross: Purchase. of several pieces of . Ri~ Sayre, chairmall ?I •~•lr!llan. ., New ofDcers named l)y IJN, Nan;'Y. He ts statroned at the MISs Rhoda Hall, love gl f I, scltool equtpment. was approv- the Community AcUon Program, Plans were macrt aunng the FOwler were Mrs. Paui -S m¢, Por.smouth Naval Hospital at Mrs. Fteldmg Hawkins, when the ~tsbury P.T.A. talked to the group on benefits 'lneetlng for a June picnic to be ~ . clialfl1!an; Jl!ra,: ·Mot Portsmouth, Va. tary; Mrs. Bert Bodimer, Tuesday night at lite Sal- from the Federal program, He held at the Anthony Perm on CheeHb'reir, . iecreta,ryf Mrs. Mrs. Carmon Evalll!, Pome- ant secretary, and Mrs. EJementary School. discussed the NOlgltborhond Cherry RldBe. The group . will Ctiarles'Searlea. aasl~t ·sacreroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bing, treasurer. dwards The unit voted 10 Duy three iYouth Program. l!;aYre ·waa 1!1- meet at tile church at. 5:30 !ary; ll!ra.)!a~b 'l'urlli!r, lfe• Hoagland and daughters, Me- Li~rs. ~:~~:e E Mrs 'Fre for school supplies, lrodu~ by Miss Rosalie Story, m, and travel In a group to the surer; Mt11: .David Darsl •. ~~oArthur, were Sunday guests of G'~n J ,j Mr · . and 'pot holders lor the principal of the Salisbury f~m: Round-robin card was tiona! clla~n; MrL; .llallle 1 • s, r., an Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans. . s. kitchen, and occasional furnl· School. si&neif '!or Mn. OleYia .Boice, a· MclntY1'81 program; Mrlr.. ;,Jiola 1 Grunjm were ~~~!:"'"~ to lure lor tlle conference room. The fourth grade of Mrs. Orin patient' at Melp General Hoepl· Pqllen; lo"'''l)ft; Mrs. YraM!a pro eel comml ~e. : Mrs. Robert Wood, president Smith was the winner of the tal. , ' · · Be-rhl.. :wlilte CI'IISI; and Mrs 0 J:~ts lor ~dopt~ t~e t of the Meigs County Council of attendance award. Mra, Maxine .Members preaen.ted Items for Golda' ~oUrnlng, project ebalr· 1 8 0 00 ' mg sc one Parents and Teachers, was lhe Arnold opened t!te meeting with _a layette for the Women'J Con- lban. • . i chll:re~ an~ ~me;brgances installing officer lor the 1961~ devotions. Refreshments were Iorence next month at Granvllle. Tile Women's Conventlla at 0 resJ en et 8 officers. They are M,.. Philip served by the slxlh grade JIU· Love gift botes were dlsln'buf. Granville-In June was announ:cInMfirmaryb · th ... Radford, ed loll'""'•w the Jove eu• "'" dedi·. ed. 1 emers ()1 e ...,rce . . president: Mrs. Lloyd dent mothers. ~.. -a - and plans were mal~J · tJr The final meeting of the Ra- asked to give 10 a layette 10 r King, v1ce preslde~t: Mrs. Tom . · calion u1 Mrs. Anthonr. It was the group to aerve as bostearn::i cine Elementary PTA was hi!ld the Ohio Baptist Women's Reuter, secretary, and Mrs. J:LL AT ROME annou~ed that the ClfCie wiD for . the Sanborn Society Thursday, May 11 , with the vention to be held June 16-18 KenneJh . Chane~, treasurer. Mothers Day proved to be a have cltarge of devotions for lng, June 5. The JlUlll meeting president Mrs Belly Diddle G 111 M M . g Mrs. Wilham Ohl!nger, outgo- very happy one for Mr. and the June 5 Sanborn Society of the elrcle will be a poUact . ' · ' ra~v e. rs. anmn , . ing president, insented the Mrs. Charles Werry, Pomeroy, meeUnjJIEds&n Roush wlllsliow dinner. · · 10 chorge. preSident of the Sanborn SOetely to Mrs. Radford follow· as all lhelr ehUdren were home slides of hls European trip lasl Mrs. Fowler opened the .._f. Mrs. Groce Huffman read the was 8 guest. Dur~ng the love her installatlon. for the first Hme In I h r e e summer. · lng with devollolll!·enlllled "Tile secrelary's report and it was years. Visiting were Jim and Mrs. Hamm presented devo- More You Pick Them.". S bJe approved as read. The treasurPlans were announced lor the family of Syracuse, Mike, wlto Uons on the 23rd Psalm. A pro- was assisted ln. serving refre!JD. er's report was given by Mrs. school picnic to be held Friday >, home on leave from tho U.S. gram, "The Preacher Nobody ments by Mrs. Searl~. · Oll!oft · Nancy Ervin with a bala~ of 1 the Portland Park. The PTA Navy, and Dick, who Is a Fresh- Wanted" by Billy Graham, was attending were Mrs•. l!dlaol! Ba· $52.94 in the treasury. will provide popaickles. A re- ' man at Glenvllle State College, given by Mrs While, Mrs: Owen ker, Mta. Nora Hamilton. Mft. 0 The Scholarship Fund of the on the recent county coun- and, ol course, Kathy and Bob- served a de,.ert course to those Genevieve Saxtcm and 14 r•. County Council was discussed "'"· Dwight Wallace meeting was given by Mrs. by, wbo are still at home. above and Mrs. Pearl James Souders. and was agreed to be paid. The named delegate te the Pre,;by-1 changing of PTA to PTO will terian Synodical to be held ~is be discussed In the September Muakingum College next mootlhll meeting. when Group II of the Women's Plans lor the school plc~lc Association, Middleport F i ,. s were made for the first ltve United Presbyterian C h u r c grades to be held at Kyger 1 met Tuesday night at the hou1e il Creek Friday, May 19. The E•- of Mrs. Harry s. Moore. ecuilve Head will decide In a lolrs. Rodney Sauer h a lntnducllltl'lbe later meeting if they will sell charge el the meeting du~~~~~ loSureToiMTho N"* Klrbuif"' !heir Ice cream freezer to the which time plans were n 111 Now Solocllon Racine Auxiliary. for a rummage sale on Oct. 5, New officers were Installed 6 and 7. Devotional leader was To sell this week-end. Floor Samples - Terrific lor the coming year and Mrs. Mrs. Joe Bailey and she used Values - While they last. POR WOMIN ... - .. In the mena dep~l ·• Jlent Diddle presented a pre!lident's poetry from !dealt and · on the 1st floor. J'/'o'.Y of Mlcromeoh weave 111 and pin to the new president. Mrs. lure. Mn George Anderson $1125.00 Piano With Bench _ $689.00 150 denler pant1. P.W., the popular read1 tied Nancy Carnahan. presented the book study and l'les. Smart patterns and Short, Averaao ancl Tall. · $1120.00 Pi1no With Bench _ $689.00 colors. For Father's Day Other officert1 are: vice pres- Mrs. Wallace llllked on Lydia, ond Graduation Gifts, $661.00 Piano With Bench $489.00 !dent, Mrs. Rutll Frank secre- seller of the purple dye, In tary, Mrs. Grace Huffman; woman of the Bible aegJuen:tll treasurer, Mrs. Nancy Ervin; o1 tho program. devotional leader, Mrs, Betty A surprise basket provided . ..".,.,. Mens Permanent Preu Diddle, and newo reporter. Mrs. Carl HorkY was pur•cha!..dll Speci11l Specl•l S.lel Mrs. Dorothy Raseberry. Dele- by Mrs. James Buchanan. Mrs. 11oyt $U91hort SIHYo Mens "C1mpus" gates and alternates will be Anderson and Mrs. Moore ...,._" Choose: chosen at a later meeting. ed 1 dessert course. The room count banner went 50% Fortrel Polyester and 50% Combed Cottob fabric with taper leg and slill) cut for the l'OIIIIItr to the first grade room. ~ Crew n.eck, 100% mao. Sizes 29 to 42. SoHd colors. . lreshmenll were served by the Most solid eoloro and • combed ~ton. Color· second grade mothers a~ big selection of patterns. ful stiipes. Sizes 2 to All coltons. Aho cotton 65% Dacron Polyester ~~d 35% Combed eottOn~ were enjoyed by all. 8. llld daeron blendl. fabric In full cut. Slacks with wider leg and. seat for the mature man. Sizes 29 to 50, SoUd colon, . sPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of thf Mrs. Chester Z'll'kle, a form· dies Auxlllary of Lewis er member who recently Post 26S Middleport, has here from Columbus, called lor Tuellday, 1 p.m. was welcomed Into Our K1rbury the home of Mrs. Allen Hanop-1.-,iP wlten the Sllaff andrul~~; ~ Mo111 Solt.l Color ton, Mn. William L. Smltil, C!el'S of Melga Temple, P Another Shipment •! - .. ·~ . • " • . ' ' I I ·I "·' .. ~ : .,, .I . ' •• .• - .. . ' -'j. 1 I ., . . .: . 'l.r . . '. .,. ') . . ~ j ... I ' - ' ' .' ·~ / .,,. /f ,'- awJ:: ' ! • • .,( ' '-~ ~ I '*'· .,' _! ' • •' .. \ .f .~ . . :, ·& ·,. ·...1. ·. '. ' :, ' I ~~. • '•· r ... ' j .' ' ' ' •' .'• . ' ..:: . I . enttne ' Sa/' b PTA' V ·tes t P·• hase Schoo/ Equipment During ,Mieting At Our Lot! ttac {into p. 1966 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN Final Meeting Of Racine PTA is Held Biscayne modrl. 3()6 cu. in. VB engine, Turbo Hydramatir Trans., Vinyl inter· ior. Kneof' deep in rubber, positractlon rtar axle, ht"a ter . Pleasi ng grey fin ish. Our Special ° Mrs. Wallace Named Delegate T Synodical . 1964Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr. Sed. sion , Heater. Black finish. Bargain Price! s JUST 3 PIANOS 2 Door, lo~al 1 owner, low mileage car, spotless inte-rior, aqua finish, Power· &llde transmission, wbite'wall tires !how 11tUe wear, heater, real nice Dr. Rendall ,Speaker For Rutland · High Exercises Glvt'n Tclb PANTY HOSE WEMBLEYTIES SLACKS $1695 1 ~u!~ j~~~r ~t~. ~a~~~rn~. ~~~ er, Like new, whitewall tires, aqua $995 Station Wagon, low mlleagt by local owner, good w.w. tires, V8 engine, auto· matic trans., power steering and brakes, radio and hetlter. Save here . slsl1den~t~, lllllOWIOed.:::::~----=-.1:':; mel Monday at i" home of Mrs. Kai owen. 1962 Pontile 2 Dr. H.T. $895 Mrs. Richard OWellll It a d charge of the meeting In absence of Mrs. Betty Spencer, conllned to her bome by lllnesa. THURSDAY and PRIDAY The program opened with M&y II, 19 II :=~s Day tribute by Mrs. "SHOT GUN WIDDING" II Cbllds entitled "T h e PLUS Watoher," 8lld Mrs. OWen of the ''WHY BOTHIR TO KNOCK" II11 ~~~~.;"Bivouac out a Memortal n •• ll 3811 VB en~ ine with 4 speed box, vinyl interior. white fimstl, radio and heuter TRUCKS 60 Chev.! Ton Pickup 30,000 mile•, heavy duty, 6 ply truck type tires, Looks and runs ex:tr1 eood, heater, red finish, dean ('ab Elk a Rlehar4 Nieole lbeme. Mrs. OWen ~==~II Sommer Todd lllaurey a visit to the F l''!i!!i!!i!!i!!i!!i!!i!!~l burg, Va., cemetery wbere me~· II lo; al plaques around the cemetery carry the wnrds of the poem. It was announced that lite June meeting wiU be held the Colunibus ~~:;~II TONIGHT, Electric Co.andIIOCial $895 62 FORD 1 TON POLO SHIRTS ~.95 $1.00 BANLON $1195 DRESS SOCKS One stze fits all eomfort· ably. Loden green, cordo. vanj &old, ll blue, ebarcoa, lt. grey, tao, navy. blue, dk. grey, aaae green and white. Shop cap style and the popular Sportster style (like a ba.sebitll cap) Grey, navy, tan, ereen. llic:iory otrlpe. All rdzes. · · 2 p:~ $lOO WAHL 8 PIECE BARBER KITS WITH INSTRUCTION BOOK POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 POMEROY, 0. - $11.50 N:,.•r,~~N Wahl multi cut clipper, comb, scissors and accessories. Ideal for Father'• Day Gift and Graduation Glfta. II"""' Mrs. Clyde Andrews - - - - - - - - Mra. Sadie JIICEiblllney aa FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Moy 19-20 GlJnes were played wit!t pri.. ll "DEAD HIAT ON A being won by Mrs. Norma MERRY.QO.ROUND" Zerkle, Mra. Oillds, Mrs. tTec:hnieolor) Jomea Coburn, CamiDil Spary, Zlrkle, and Mrs. WilAldo Ray AIIman. Rafreahments "THI SPY WITH MY PAC I" served by Mrs. Owen and (Technicolor) Robert Vauiban, Senta Ber- " M,,. Richard Bniley. &er AUerul Funeml of Mr. Heddle1ton Your Full Service link Is , , , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 •• ''f POMEROY NATIONAL BANK tor Serving Meigs County over 95 Yean Member FDIC All Accountalnaurtd Up to $15,000 Under Tho Foclarol Deposit Insurance Corporation Several members ol the Middleport First Bapti81 Church were In Marietta Monday lor the funeral services of Roy Heddleston, lather of Mrs. Donald Boone, wbo Is riow Jiving at 146 N. Elm St., Manchester, Conn. The Rev. Donald Boolle came to Marietta for the funeral Ices. Mrs. Boone, due le 111n.,, could not make the trip. In Marietta lor the funera•Il :.:~~~ Mr. and Mrs. r~rs• R Mr. and Mrs. John Kauff, Ml'll.ll Frank Cheesebrew. Mr. Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mrs. Beu·ll lab White. Mrs. Mllton HoOGI,IJ and Mrs. Leo Searls. Mrs. ard Owen, Mu. Janice !illll8. and Mrs. John Fultz called the McClure Funeral Monday morJI!n&, • serv- .Hundrtda of DlahM.Ovonwore - Novelty Items - $moll loll 81g bargolna - Regullf 10c to $6.00 VeluM - While they Holf Prl• 5C to .CARPET FOR YOUR BATHROOM lost In lhe Hou_e,.. deport• men! on the Moln Floor. $3.00 swum NYLONS ., lleoh wan, Jill .... Tanlou ·lind llol&olmia. BilVal. SHOP CAP STYLE - - - - - 69c SPORTSTER STYLE $1'.00 ,.......,.o. . ' $5.95 LEE WORK CAPS MEIGS THEADE VS engint, 4 speed trttns. Good 700x16 tires, h.elper spJtngs1 4 speed tran8., 9' body with cattle raeK.II. Heater 308-318 E. MAIN WALK SHORTS Mrs. Zirkle Welcomed by Membership finish . +- - ~ Several of t!'e 11 ear~ of a New \'ork Central Railroad freight train wer~ detailed about six lDlles from Hobson. Wreck crews were on the job before noon Thursday to· and clear tracks of · · $1.65 ·.•..•.· 1965 CHEVELLE 1962 Ford 9 P111. ,Country Squire • Elberfelds Are Open Friday Until 8 ... Saturday UntO 9 Week End There's, Loti Of Bargains All Over T.he Store - Our Ready To Wear Sale On The 2nd Floir - Our Furniture Sale On The 3rd Floor - Our Floor Covering Sale At The WarthOUit Oi .·. Mechanic Strut. Lural owner, rlean Interior, good tire• 6 cyl. engine, J.lowPrglide transmis- " .. MJChlne wuhablet.ma· 1 our choice ot .most pastel colors and wbitea china drYable. 2 ':." •1···. . Mono.._ 11'011 ·' HAN£5 T SHIRT =' 150~ Kaclet Po]f..., ..a' 110% oombed cottoa. t i ' lon lmlt. ldlll lot IOiflq · an4 IJ)OI'IIwnr. medium and larae Uld · · All otz. • burlnm· dy, light blue, nsvy blue, Dartmouth green ond Ilea· Shirt& by ,._ Blact, a- o&trl larJO. lolte er~o. $3.95 . $1.50 hamcldltck "CIJttm" PLAa MATS Val-for lobi• D~ ~ Crib Sbeelo - Blaniola - TrotnlDJ Panll, ete. Jnfanll wear Ill floor VInyl Pll!lflc •t Wlpeo olean, ~ l'fllltant. wa olcobol nautut, ov · llld reclantUlar ohlpe. SoU4 eolor• and lloi'f) PJitAirill, 41111 packlll Don't Forgetl Qur . Glidden Paint Sale • This Week-End ' $6.69 gal. $prJd Satin •···••· · •• $5.20 $2.15 qt. Spred Satin .......... $1.70 ' $2.50 qt. sfrMILustrt .......,•. .,. $1.90 89c I_ _ ___.,,...J x;p., $2.7o •'~ Uquld Jtllltlc ·· $2~-' l $1.95 ~~.X.Ptrt Uq.W1tllttlc.·· $6.~f : $7AO gal. Florinl~~tl ; .... _ ....,.• $5~tai' ,, $2.35 ... ~·-: ;; .. ·~. ~~··. $1.. . .~ or·•. Ei~tMaoe . . ' ,s ' ( . &&dent -~- . S.. the Mlny N- -Bemocrats Knit Sport Shirts With Pocket Ra&1an aboulden. Full out and well made T ' • /, .JoA ~ f• s........ .· ..~. _,_._ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 18, 1967 hall lawson may turley