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May 14, 191' 20-TheSm •10 ate (UPI)...COmmunlst Saigon, wltb mortar and small In the Demllltarlzed Zone Hanoi's heart, bombed nearby\a apokesman said. forces violated llleir self· arms fire at two minutes past 1 (DMZ) on the Nortb-Soutb military supply and missile Hanoi Radio claimed sevea Buddh~'• blr;lllday a.m. EDT, the Ume set by the Vietnam border, U.S. Marines depots and destroyed or da· U.S. raiders _, llhol down. truce !Alday they kltie.J 15 Viet Cong for their 4M!our In the allies' first invasion of maged at least eight Commu- The Soviet DeWS agency Tas1 Americans and wounded .74 truce. the buffer zone uncovered a nisi MIG interceptors caught 011 reported another "ma!!Sive'' more in . an auack In South \ Military spoke!llllen said the vast Communist •underground the ground at Kep and Hoo Lac U.S. raid oo HaDol loday. Vietnam's Central Hlgblands, IAmericans fought back, killing city." They began shifting into airbases near the Communist Celebrate Bolklay U.S. spokesmen said. , at least 50 of the North delensive positions for their zt.. capital. Communist gunners In South Vietnam, 11 tile UPI staff correspc•ndent Th'l-1 Vietnamese attackers. ' hour truce, taking special sbot down a U.S. jet and a nation of Buddblats hegu mas Col'jlor& r~ed the , The South Vietnamese and Iprecautiona against any Com· "jolly green giant" Air Force celebrating hil birtbday, diJm. · attacked a U.S. American forces had agreed to . munist attacka during the truce. hellcopter that came to pick up munlst gunners allot down two Army 9th lilfantry Olvlaion unit a 24-bour ceasefire starUng at 1 In tile air War, U.S. jets the pllot, spokesmen said. more U.S. heliooptera. Tl!ret the slopes of Chu Goungot midnight tonight. \Sunday struck Nortb Vietnam'• But a second helicopter others were reported mlssiJC . !\fountain, 230 miles northeast of t Dlseover Enemy City key power plant 1.1 miles from reseued the crews of both craft, Sunday. SAIGON .• ' Blood Runs At 01 1966 t IT'S t..IQ VSE. ! IT'S JUST IMRJSSIBLE TO PLAY 'THE. FLIGHT GF THE BUMBLE BEE' OIJ THE CELLO I 400 .. . . . _____: . ;· r------- Biaeayne m04! Turbo Hydra:. ior. Knee det rear ,' . / •ABSTRACT DESIGN - Mrs. Ramont Aldrich adds the finishing touches to a ··cii?.Marrangement, one of 11 which she demonstrated at the Region 11, Ohio As· . ao~.lation of ~arden Clubs, spring m~eting Saturday at the Bradbury Elementary . $Moo!. She titled It "Threat to Religton." Mrs. Jack Robson, left, outgoing region· · ·tl;llirector, assisted Mrs. Aldrich In the demonstration. (SM Pogt 8 for occount of event) . ~ axle, b~ Our Special . \\ a t ' . .' 19{,1' BelA ' •' .. Local owne 6 eyl. end sion. Reate , Ia '. . . Ill Predict 300 Will Malcolm X Rally Turns Into Riots ·da• ·:..,;;: ,. ·~ . ' •.. '.,;.J.i • . .:' WORLD '"· ' ' , '. '. \ ,, . Bar<•• . 1965 2 Door. Jodi IJ)Otless intel llide transml fime wear, h I.,. 1964 Cht IIH cu. in. 8 er, Uke n" flnlsb. 1962 Ford Country 5 ltaili>n Wago OWDl!l', .. good · matie trans., ndio and be I ' 1962 Pon 3811 V8 eni!IJ interior. whfj T Forfeit Bonds 60Ci -- --- mil ~-., lielter. red 1 - \ ... ·\ •I .... ,.... "" " ......... . . -.- ' •. • • f' (, I �.r •' , 'tJ -· \ ' ' ' ,, \ ' ' . • \ ,.I ' I \ ' ' ' I . .,.)"' , ~-' I ' , .J' Q( ( ' ' .DaUy s,ntinel, Po1114!1'oy-Kiddleport, i.J!ay 22..1961'-S AILSTAR ' '' By United Press lntemallonal American League Bait. at Wash., ppd., rain ' ' COVERAGE for 1 C1r Makes SonHI Should an accident oecur - Auto Insurance bears U1e linancial burden. See,'f soon! t v:t»..EDWARDS DON1 JUMP ON ' <' I . ' ... If YOU DON't HAVE ENOUGH MONEY FOR YOUR VACATION No DMd tO tanllaort. We supply '!he eilda fast llllll eonfidenlially ob' teriiiJ )IOU eully lwldll>. Enjoy a pleiiSIIIIt llhMd 'Without m0118Y worries. Glad to be of persooal asslllt.nce. .. , ,, ' Bo~Miller Phone 992-2171 125 East M<~in . .., 'GiT'x. tOUt", N.Y. & SAVINGS COMPANY ,, '. ----- - - -- ----CLOSE OUT ' ,_ ' ' WHY NOT BUY NOW· FOR \'• Leaders ~ NEXT WINTER . SALE s AU SIZES RkAPS- Fli'LLY GUARANTEED Snow Tires ·· arid Old nre GOODRICH··· HI FLEX- GOODRICH . ' I .I ' '1 �.r •' , 'tJ -· \ ' ' ' ,, \ ' ' . • \ ,.I ' I \ ' ' ' I . .,.)"' , ~-' I ' , .J' Q( ( ' ' .DaUy s,ntinel, Po1114!1'oy-Kiddleport, i.J!ay 22..1961'-S AILSTAR ' '' By United Press lntemallonal American League Bait. at Wash., ppd., rain ' ' COVERAGE for 1 C1r Makes SonHI Should an accident oecur - Auto Insurance bears U1e linancial burden. See,'f soon! t v:t»..EDWARDS DON1 JUMP ON ' <' I . ' ... If YOU DON't HAVE ENOUGH MONEY FOR YOUR VACATION No DMd tO tanllaort. We supply '!he eilda fast llllll eonfidenlially ob' teriiiJ )IOU eully lwldll>. Enjoy a pleiiSIIIIt llhMd 'Without m0118Y worries. Glad to be of persooal asslllt.nce. .. , ,, ' Bo~Miller Phone 992-2171 125 East M<~in . .., 'GiT'x. tOUt", N.Y. & SAVINGS COMPANY ,, '. ----- - - -- ----CLOSE OUT ' ,_ ' ' WHY NOT BUY NOW· FOR \'• Leaders ~ NEXT WINTER . SALE s AU SIZES RkAPS- Fli'LLY GUARANTEED Snow Tires ·· arid Old nre GOODRICH··· HI FLEX- GOODRICH . ' I .I ' '1 �I ,. ., !:'· ..."'' \ .1 ' ' I ' .... · "~· · · · '' . ' ' lj ' ' ., ' ' .. .,. ,. :' Dally $entloel, ~_,..JIIdd~ o., ~r 12. 11C£1 ' NOTICE STUDIO·CLOSED MAY29th · THRU JUNE 5th ·CONNIE DRESS SHOES ~ GROVER'S STUDIO HAVE .LOTS TO SAY (Anlwere lo~&~rrow) .. ! ABOUT SUMMER! urd.r'• !Jum.let; NNCI CIUDI KIN Nil. GillON A.uwert fty Jirl bobr.• wnt~Uy foolr •• It"•. ..u- THIY'II "IN THI PINK" Laurel Uiff Society News Voice of Broadway :YOVTH ASKED FOR 0'! da)' for nothing at all. Is there Is It poor taste to give a This column is for young a polite way to tell Mary to :girl you like a gift of money J>eople. their problems a n d cool it? - PROBLEMED when you know she needs tt, pleasures, their troubles and Oear P : or would it seem like charily? fun. As with the rest of He leu Ask Mary to band over her What if yoQ. disguised it like lp Ua!, .It welcomes laugba half of lile present-money, and 1giving her 10 new half-dollars t won't dodge a serious ques- 1 think both yoor problems will when she graduate& !rom loth n with a brush;)ff. be solved, though not very grade) Or should 1 stick to . Send your teen-age questions "politely." - H. stuffed animals, candy 1 n d 1o YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, Dear Helen: ,I things like tbat? _ UNSURE oare of Helen Help USI t b i I My sister is 17 and going to GUY J!ewSJ1811er. have an unwed baby. It Is just ' Dear Gpy: pH, WIIAT A TANGLED terrible aroond our bou.. as Give sometlllng practical, but Wn WE WEA VB . .. ohe boseeo me worse than my not money . . . Well, maybe not bear Helen: . " . 1-lnollter, and treats me eruel. all that praciiAlal eltller: a girl I have a girl trleJld whom I My pu·ents Ignore me and pay who needs coins, alto needs a mall call Mary. Each morning Ji41 1 the attention to her, II k a few frills In ber lift: "How about Mary walks to my house to get lilt waa a queen l1f something. lile kind - ~ perfume that will • ride with MY friend, whom JI there Is an argument, I get Imake her feel rtQ,? "1 H. 1 I shall call Seody. MarJ Lm'l blamed, even If ehe starts ll Dear Helen: very friendly with· Sandy, but She wants ·\o· keep the baby Who do you send high scbool ohe wanll llle ride. and my folks are against i~ graduation cards to? J u sl Ou~<lt-o"""ciali...-Sandy, so they're feeling so sorry fllf close friends and' relatives? my moll!er,~ /VII·.a &ill. f~r her that I get treated lllle a Yea. DID'Ioverde !be takilfi'ftWltll'"seb&l llnci' I dog. Is this fair? - P.W. .,..1 bll. - H. doD'! live In walking distance. Dear P : Should one be aent to your When Sandy received her gift ' or course It Isn't fair bu 1 boyfriend's parents If you've she kiddingly asked Mary where than, witb tvaryooe under a 1dated him a lot and you're good her gift was. Slumped, Mary strain, 'every0111 IUI!ers. The frieods? - Y01. - B. !aid sbe bscl given mt money family doesn't mean to take out Sbould your lolb get your to ·put toward lbe present, its frullnttiona and unbappl· boyfriand a gift, wbel!ler be whlcb sbe had not. Wilen my ness on you, but you'ro sqrt ol asnda them an announcement mother heard tbia ahl .... fur· the whipping boy because you're or notf - n . ...... llloagblo 11ius. lbe 01117 one not dlreclly lnvol· lui - but be, lao, lhoald be It's no! u If Mary couldn't ved. ,. lboagllllul aad ltlld lllem a e!ftrd a clft; aha eomes from A Jlllllmllr lloJM , for your card. - H. 11\ood lamlly. sister would solve many p,. PERSONAL TO ''Oil'n:AST ,Jf!Y IMICOIIII fl'llblem Is more lema. MOll of aU, she'd receive TE~N-AGER:" When you label " (jous. Willie Mary 18 popu. expert eounaelllng which mlgbl yott eontemporllrl• "II lick· 1~~~;. will! tiller klda, she monop- help her adjust to giving up the ,enlng group o1 primates w h o 11i~es me. She gets angry If baby and aettllll on wilh her ·dare call themselves people," g~ an~where without her, She llfe. - H. you can't exaCtly 1\JC!lOCt a braSI callB me at least 10 UJnea a Dear Helen band! - H. l e "'" ' ,, 11111....,. . II 1 3 ROOMS QUALITY New Furniture $299 - - - - - - - - -i ONLY By Mrs. BeriM Parker f30,00 Down - llol,_ on May 14 attendance at Free Con-itftt Tt11111 Methodist Sunday School was 139. Offering was $23.39. Flowers were given to all ':'other~ com'!'emoratlng Mothers Day. FURNITURE CO. Special fl<lwers went to Mrs. Core Renshaw, oldest mother; MASCH, W.VA. Mrs. Linda Roush, youngest; ~an~d__::Mr~s~._R:IC:::h:a::_:rd:_:F_:r_:l:•::_n::d·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!.:,===;:ooo==-===-=-====..,...,.-' HELEN HELP US!· _If your next popular-price car doeSn't look this good and isn't this big ... ................. torm.cn... atylng ••• for .... and loll of aolor. HOME PURNIS_HI~GS The awlrtr 1l'imlned pump oa- ia BAKER FURNITURE lfiiPiiW of White Smootlll.elthar, 1ha 111111111 atrap shoe in . . . of E--. Red ••••, Kid 1111111 Red Smaocll. WhiW lllklllMiile, l'lllhn Mlh l'laliluw. Sallar lloy atUe widl Blue 10.99 •1111 11.99 Midcfl'JIIIrl, Ohio MASON LOW SEEN II MADEMOIS£LI.f BAKER FURNITURE Middh:pc~rt, &NNiE Ohi'o FURNITURE AT LOW PRiCES OPE~ FRIDA.Y ' NIGHTS TIL . 9 .•.. .;;. I ----- They " ' time . . . .... and 10 elegant •• ·Iller ..., it't • lime for . . ' t< :\ _,., ., r\t· . '.;,-· ' . . _.- ,, ..·;-- ·' ' . -~?c - the Form Front ' ' ·between Income at Farm, at Store During First Quarter of 1967 ASHINC:TON (uPIJ ~ The almoat S per cent from tile pn> !poultry, eags, lrulll sliJilflcantand "i• tables also declined between the retail CQ;~t ceding. ,guarter. DecUnea were Jy TOO dOOinel ere partly U1e farm value of food recorded 'for 'aD product groupe 0 1f..t :: large m:Oases 111 during lhe fil'lt quarter except poultry and lresb vege- farm ~ 1ur 4a1ry, -tlakery year, but II 1111 llill 5]tables, • and cereal products "'.-~·· r·"'. wider than a year ago The martef basket ol (arm The retall ~ ol.lbe gwtet M \AI!I:Jcullurl llepertmtQt 19- foodl eontalna the aver111e basket avart~~ed fl,,OIM ~ oortf<i today, quant{titel of domesHc 181'01- rate) lor the lint threiiDOilllll 1\0 .deparl!neot uld t h • ~lltcl tootl producll PIIJ'o o1 lhlll ear, don J per cent .,.,.etmg spread decreased o~ chased annually per household from prevloul quarter and cent !rom tbt rec:oM - in 19110 and lilll by wag....luer 1 per cent lower than Ute first It : _t quarter of liM. The and clerical • worker famlllea. quarter of 11166. The decllne ,.. · eting spread oarrowed The farm value lo tbe NIUm suited mainly frolll· IO- retall n ly because of decr~sea Jn 1D Iannen · !ur !be limn prices far m~at product~, eggs he tetall prices for meat prod,. products In the JIW'ket balket. and fre.!lh fralll. . 1cts, poultry and fl'lill frlllll. The farm value of tbe m*ket · The marketing spread now basket in tile fil8l quarter avar deereased in each mooth eraged almost 8 per eeut below :in'& November. 'l'h.Se d,.. i a year earlier, the report said. 1~ses were preceded by d,.. Meat procmcl8 accounted lor :lines in both the farm valu~ much of the drop, although •tld. retail co'l of food, whiCh sOciAL SEcUluTY- ·_av~ dropped every montb About 80 e0untrle11 In h e mce August of .last year. !world •have well • OJtabllahed Fanne" received an average social II!Curlty IJI'"'"ams of 1 :ra cenro of the dollar con- some type, meaning provision 1umer~ spent ~or domestic farm for old _ age, sutviYOrs' ilisur?"'(8 '" retail stores In file ance or aooillanee progrqms. ~;':rst~q.-ua~rt~er~.~t;.ht report saiCI. accordln~ to the Encyclopaodla the quarterly Britannica share miod . Size 4 to 8 rom 36 lo 39 cents, averagi111 wARMER THAN NEW YOJI ~ or ~ cen!J In 18 out ol ZO Reykjavick, capital of I c e- Sandals are made for I ed lo tba land, has an average temJll'l'a- summer fun and fUll! 1 year ago, '<I!Jllpar tun of 35 degrees In Janu'P':ll<l for all products except arv. New York's temperature Strapped ud anapped ""l9'Y was wtdor In the flrli .Veragea 30 d"1"1'01 tlul t with toe-top cleliCJIS. tuailer. 'l'he n!pOI't said .. month. A curr<mt extending Ire.l!il8& were partlcularlJ lifo !rom the GtUf Stream 11 ,.. Wbite. llficllll for meat P r o d u c I I, sponslble lor the milder temlalh products, i>lkery Inti c. Pll'alurellll tba Reykjavtek areaf!')li'oducts, fresh fruita, and ... lit! i t , . .. and doesn't have all these features ... • • • • • • • • • • • left outside rlilarview mirror~ Carpeting, frontand.rear. .(_ Flow-Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash end sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray. Crenk-opereted1vent windows. Safety-Actlgn intide door release levers., Acrylic enamel in chgice of 20 color~. Wide selection of color-keyed Interiors. Color-keyed Hit beltt, front and rear. ' maybe you'd better check this chart: . PRICE/IIZI COMP,AIIIION OVIIIML IIORWOWER I OODCII • UIITll IMMI.L fllDI'll .... 230 122' 219.8' 80' •2878 198 119' 213.2' 79.9' 2845 Cal11io 1100 VI 200 119' 213' PONTIAC 265 121' 215.8' 79.7' 2961 PalMa 3t8 Y8 CNIYIOLIT Impale Y8 ,OlD Cttallna VB 2881 79' -- :f' · ·~· Inti ons. ;i;fuont. 'file retail cost ol farm foods AlUtoqgb •isters I expected Ill average about wrote the "Poems" under tbe ~- 1811le In tbe secmJd qulll'ler, pea namM ot Currtr, Ellis and lUll~ lllcrealletl In the see- Acton Bell they usod tbelr rea\ [l.9llt 111 IWl seem likelJ. Initials. These pseudonyms al- fl!;~ ~ · 'llill i*'• !"Wever, prof). 10 ftWIQ about the Jam:•, • ,. ' 7N1 1f0, tile report 1 ~ Jilin t .,_ Ctal ~ ~ to eonceal their aer. only $3.99 THE SHOE BOX Miclclleport, Ohio · N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OP10MEUIST H. . RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' MK.L. & SECOND -. MIDPLEPORT, OHIO . • I ..,' ,., ~J·. "· '- ./ • '• ' ' '' .' 1 I " ' '· ........ . · . ' •' fI ~-'-·-·--!~1,,i, ·"· '. - • ' .a~~ '• I '\"; . \ ' ' , .F·,~- .•, ,,_ --~·'"'l �I ,. ., !:'· ..."'' \ .1 ' ' I ' .... · "~· · · · '' . ' ' lj ' ' ., ' ' .. .,. ,. :' Dally $entloel, ~_,..JIIdd~ o., ~r 12. 11C£1 ' NOTICE STUDIO·CLOSED MAY29th · THRU JUNE 5th ·CONNIE DRESS SHOES ~ GROVER'S STUDIO HAVE .LOTS TO SAY (Anlwere lo~&~rrow) .. ! ABOUT SUMMER! urd.r'• !Jum.let; NNCI CIUDI KIN Nil. GillON A.uwert fty Jirl bobr.• wnt~Uy foolr •• It"•. ..u- THIY'II "IN THI PINK" Laurel Uiff Society News Voice of Broadway :YOVTH ASKED FOR 0'! da)' for nothing at all. Is there Is It poor taste to give a This column is for young a polite way to tell Mary to :girl you like a gift of money J>eople. their problems a n d cool it? - PROBLEMED when you know she needs tt, pleasures, their troubles and Oear P : or would it seem like charily? fun. As with the rest of He leu Ask Mary to band over her What if yoQ. disguised it like lp Ua!, .It welcomes laugba half of lile present-money, and 1giving her 10 new half-dollars t won't dodge a serious ques- 1 think both yoor problems will when she graduate& !rom loth n with a brush;)ff. be solved, though not very grade) Or should 1 stick to . Send your teen-age questions "politely." - H. stuffed animals, candy 1 n d 1o YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, Dear Helen: ,I things like tbat? _ UNSURE oare of Helen Help USI t b i I My sister is 17 and going to GUY J!ewSJ1811er. have an unwed baby. It Is just ' Dear Gpy: pH, WIIAT A TANGLED terrible aroond our bou.. as Give sometlllng practical, but Wn WE WEA VB . .. ohe boseeo me worse than my not money . . . Well, maybe not bear Helen: . " . 1-lnollter, and treats me eruel. all that praciiAlal eltller: a girl I have a girl trleJld whom I My pu·ents Ignore me and pay who needs coins, alto needs a mall call Mary. Each morning Ji41 1 the attention to her, II k a few frills In ber lift: "How about Mary walks to my house to get lilt waa a queen l1f something. lile kind - ~ perfume that will • ride with MY friend, whom JI there Is an argument, I get Imake her feel rtQ,? "1 H. 1 I shall call Seody. MarJ Lm'l blamed, even If ehe starts ll Dear Helen: very friendly with· Sandy, but She wants ·\o· keep the baby Who do you send high scbool ohe wanll llle ride. and my folks are against i~ graduation cards to? J u sl Ou~<lt-o"""ciali...-Sandy, so they're feeling so sorry fllf close friends and' relatives? my moll!er,~ /VII·.a &ill. f~r her that I get treated lllle a Yea. DID'Ioverde !be takilfi'ftWltll'"seb&l llnci' I dog. Is this fair? - P.W. .,..1 bll. - H. doD'! live In walking distance. Dear P : Should one be aent to your When Sandy received her gift ' or course It Isn't fair bu 1 boyfriend's parents If you've she kiddingly asked Mary where than, witb tvaryooe under a 1dated him a lot and you're good her gift was. Slumped, Mary strain, 'every0111 IUI!ers. The frieods? - Y01. - B. !aid sbe bscl given mt money family doesn't mean to take out Sbould your lolb get your to ·put toward lbe present, its frullnttiona and unbappl· boyfriand a gift, wbel!ler be whlcb sbe had not. Wilen my ness on you, but you'ro sqrt ol asnda them an announcement mother heard tbia ahl .... fur· the whipping boy because you're or notf - n . ...... llloagblo 11ius. lbe 01117 one not dlreclly lnvol· lui - but be, lao, lhoald be It's no! u If Mary couldn't ved. ,. lboagllllul aad ltlld lllem a e!ftrd a clft; aha eomes from A Jlllllmllr lloJM , for your card. - H. 11\ood lamlly. sister would solve many p,. PERSONAL TO ''Oil'n:AST ,Jf!Y IMICOIIII fl'llblem Is more lema. MOll of aU, she'd receive TE~N-AGER:" When you label " (jous. Willie Mary 18 popu. expert eounaelllng which mlgbl yott eontemporllrl• "II lick· 1~~~;. will! tiller klda, she monop- help her adjust to giving up the ,enlng group o1 primates w h o 11i~es me. She gets angry If baby and aettllll on wilh her ·dare call themselves people," g~ an~where without her, She llfe. - H. you can't exaCtly 1\JC!lOCt a braSI callB me at least 10 UJnea a Dear Helen band! - H. l e "'" ' ,, 11111....,. . II 1 3 ROOMS QUALITY New Furniture $299 - - - - - - - - -i ONLY By Mrs. BeriM Parker f30,00 Down - llol,_ on May 14 attendance at Free Con-itftt Tt11111 Methodist Sunday School was 139. Offering was $23.39. Flowers were given to all ':'other~ com'!'emoratlng Mothers Day. FURNITURE CO. Special fl<lwers went to Mrs. Core Renshaw, oldest mother; MASCH, W.VA. Mrs. Linda Roush, youngest; ~an~d__::Mr~s~._R:IC:::h:a::_:rd:_:F_:r_:l:•::_n::d·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!.:,===;:ooo==-===-=-====..,...,.-' HELEN HELP US!· _If your next popular-price car doeSn't look this good and isn't this big ... ................. torm.cn... atylng ••• for .... and loll of aolor. HOME PURNIS_HI~GS The awlrtr 1l'imlned pump oa- ia BAKER FURNITURE lfiiPiiW of White Smootlll.elthar, 1ha 111111111 atrap shoe in . . . of E--. Red ••••, Kid 1111111 Red Smaocll. WhiW lllklllMiile, l'lllhn Mlh l'laliluw. Sallar lloy atUe widl Blue 10.99 •1111 11.99 Midcfl'JIIIrl, Ohio MASON LOW SEEN II MADEMOIS£LI.f BAKER FURNITURE Middh:pc~rt, &NNiE Ohi'o FURNITURE AT LOW PRiCES OPE~ FRIDA.Y ' NIGHTS TIL . 9 .•.. .;;. I ----- They " ' time . . . .... and 10 elegant •• ·Iller ..., it't • lime for . . ' t< :\ _,., ., r\t· . '.;,-· ' . . _.- ,, ..·;-- ·' ' . -~?c - the Form Front ' ' ·between Income at Farm, at Store During First Quarter of 1967 ASHINC:TON (uPIJ ~ The almoat S per cent from tile pn> !poultry, eags, lrulll sliJilflcantand "i• tables also declined between the retail CQ;~t ceding. ,guarter. DecUnea were Jy TOO dOOinel ere partly U1e farm value of food recorded 'for 'aD product groupe 0 1f..t :: large m:Oases 111 during lhe fil'lt quarter except poultry and lresb vege- farm ~ 1ur 4a1ry, -tlakery year, but II 1111 llill 5]tables, • and cereal products "'.-~·· r·"'. wider than a year ago The martef basket ol (arm The retall ~ ol.lbe gwtet M \AI!I:Jcullurl llepertmtQt 19- foodl eontalna the aver111e basket avart~~ed fl,,OIM ~ oortf<i today, quant{titel of domesHc 181'01- rate) lor the lint threiiDOilllll 1\0 .deparl!neot uld t h • ~lltcl tootl producll PIIJ'o o1 lhlll ear, don J per cent .,.,.etmg spread decreased o~ chased annually per household from prevloul quarter and cent !rom tbt rec:oM - in 19110 and lilll by wag....luer 1 per cent lower than Ute first It : _t quarter of liM. The and clerical • worker famlllea. quarter of 11166. The decllne ,.. · eting spread oarrowed The farm value lo tbe NIUm suited mainly frolll· IO- retall n ly because of decr~sea Jn 1D Iannen · !ur !be limn prices far m~at product~, eggs he tetall prices for meat prod,. products In the JIW'ket balket. and fre.!lh fralll. . 1cts, poultry and fl'lill frlllll. The farm value of tbe m*ket · The marketing spread now basket in tile fil8l quarter avar deereased in each mooth eraged almost 8 per eeut below :in'& November. 'l'h.Se d,.. i a year earlier, the report said. 1~ses were preceded by d,.. Meat procmcl8 accounted lor :lines in both the farm valu~ much of the drop, although •tld. retail co'l of food, whiCh sOciAL SEcUluTY- ·_av~ dropped every montb About 80 e0untrle11 In h e mce August of .last year. !world •have well • OJtabllahed Fanne" received an average social II!Curlty IJI'"'"ams of 1 :ra cenro of the dollar con- some type, meaning provision 1umer~ spent ~or domestic farm for old _ age, sutviYOrs' ilisur?"'(8 '" retail stores In file ance or aooillanee progrqms. ~;':rst~q.-ua~rt~er~.~t;.ht report saiCI. accordln~ to the Encyclopaodla the quarterly Britannica share miod . Size 4 to 8 rom 36 lo 39 cents, averagi111 wARMER THAN NEW YOJI ~ or ~ cen!J In 18 out ol ZO Reykjavick, capital of I c e- Sandals are made for I ed lo tba land, has an average temJll'l'a- summer fun and fUll! 1 year ago, '<I!Jllpar tun of 35 degrees In Janu'P':ll<l for all products except arv. New York's temperature Strapped ud anapped ""l9'Y was wtdor In the flrli .Veragea 30 d"1"1'01 tlul t with toe-top cleliCJIS. tuailer. 'l'he n!pOI't said .. month. A curr<mt extending Ire.l!il8& were partlcularlJ lifo !rom the GtUf Stream 11 ,.. Wbite. llficllll for meat P r o d u c I I, sponslble lor the milder temlalh products, i>lkery Inti c. Pll'alurellll tba Reykjavtek areaf!')li'oducts, fresh fruita, and ... lit! i t , . .. and doesn't have all these features ... • • • • • • • • • • • left outside rlilarview mirror~ Carpeting, frontand.rear. .(_ Flow-Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash end sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray. Crenk-opereted1vent windows. Safety-Actlgn intide door release levers., Acrylic enamel in chgice of 20 color~. Wide selection of color-keyed Interiors. Color-keyed Hit beltt, front and rear. ' maybe you'd better check this chart: . PRICE/IIZI COMP,AIIIION OVIIIML IIORWOWER I OODCII • UIITll IMMI.L fllDI'll .... 230 122' 219.8' 80' •2878 198 119' 213.2' 79.9' 2845 Cal11io 1100 VI 200 119' 213' PONTIAC 265 121' 215.8' 79.7' 2961 PalMa 3t8 Y8 CNIYIOLIT Impale Y8 ,OlD Cttallna VB 2881 79' -- :f' · ·~· Inti ons. ;i;fuont. 'file retail cost ol farm foods AlUtoqgb •isters I expected Ill average about wrote the "Poems" under tbe ~- 1811le In tbe secmJd qulll'ler, pea namM ot Currtr, Ellis and lUll~ lllcrealletl In the see- Acton Bell they usod tbelr rea\ [l.9llt 111 IWl seem likelJ. Initials. These pseudonyms al- fl!;~ ~ · 'llill i*'• !"Wever, prof). 10 ftWIQ about the Jam:•, • ,. ' 7N1 1f0, tile report 1 ~ Jilin t .,_ Ctal ~ ~ to eonceal their aer. only $3.99 THE SHOE BOX Miclclleport, Ohio · N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OP10MEUIST H. . RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' MK.L. & SECOND -. MIDPLEPORT, OHIO . • I ..,' ,., ~J·. "· '- ./ • '• ' ' '' .' 1 I " ' '· ........ . · . ' •' fI ~-'-·-·--!~1,,i, ·"· '. - • ' .a~~ '• I '\"; . \ ' ' , .F·,~- .•, ,,_ --~·'"'l �• ·~ I ' l • ')\' I~ ' . 1 1',\ ~ ~ .. .. r .' . : '~. '· ., •• •• ~ r· . ·· If~ , GIZ£AT. 8!11" ONIO OF THE>S!O DA~ I 'M GQN<S< TO ' THIS AFTOR· TOUCH !lo\<'11. ' ! , NOON."•WUR HE•e; A~!l Motor Co. SCfiellUL!;O · FOR THR~E DA I· vi!T \'IlL ~ SCHEDUI£ A !!!" RO'ADY IJE'E'P &R6"ATH! AT NOON . .sERVICE IH. II OHI Qil. 'UlCER & SEYFRIED ' ·. ~R . HOCKINOPORTij_HIO ' PHONI 661....,0 . CONDITIONING .ICIIl PI!II'UI . • . CALL . ' ., I DICK iAWUNGS HIATING l ,. P.lloM ~or tft.Qtl .I Rawlings Hond1 Slles 1 WYMIP 1 · MIDOL.POIT, OHIO ;.n,.y,O, . \"'I I I LI'L JI.SNER EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE . WHEEL ' ALIGNMENT POMERIJY ~PRING AVE~ 1~ story home, 7 rooms (4 uir -Two keys. Conta c iranJt Emrich. 5 ~ 3tp AND bedroolna). batli. baeement, BRAKE SERVICE new . furnace, good lot. 500.00. IJIIdiiDII. . CLUSE TO TINY'S - 2 frame bouse. 8 rooms (4 Pom1r0J Phone 992-2143 PomtNy roems). batli, lull base~nent,l furnace beating. Close schools. 16,500.00. lllDitr AUC1'10NBER AIR a>NDrriONINO MIDDLEPORT -one frame, 4 rooms, h~m!WO!d I floors, bath, enclosed IIHII7t. • • !.Ia porch, base~nent, furnace I 'll'dle, 1'lllllle .. Clllllcl A. c. BRADPORD heal ~,500.00. BaciDe, 0111o 'I'ERMITES swarming! 'lbelr RACJNE - IN TOWN ... eolo117 Is doing damqe, I 1 !roil50' - One story' "" 250 •allon 8 -;iiiiiiiiildii(aluminum aiding), 5 ; -~~~ l8r)' to treat homu (3 bedrooms), bath, lull ed rl&bl to rour pl'lljeel. ,.. eompleta baeemenlll. ment, furnace heat, IIIII euy. l'ne tllbu• "'" alone useless. Free ___. ,._1... ..,. House only 7 years old. l'bollll ...,....., .._... fllll!ctloDa and advice. L e • ooo.oo. ~ Ct.. coat. No Salesman. A County company. Allied .AlBERT M. COX. IIJIODa OIWL ltZ-3830 Evenlngo I9W63I & Termite Conlnll. 605 Bolt 2:18 ~. Oldo RoUte 1, Rutland, Ohio , Main, Pomero)', Ohio. tao ' 51~3tc '14U818. 1 22 ttp 1116t. .5 15 atp ~ :!,:"~. Notice GROVER'S STUDIO, llS E. Second Sl, Pomeroy, will closed May 29 through June 5. 522 31NEW =.• BlAETTNARS I MRUOOY REVEALS THAT :!HE ANP H~~ ~UP INfeNCI' I 10 1'1!0\'E lJIAT ------ : All ~ RHIIItor $hop . i UNIPENTIFIEI> FLYING C!l.lk1'$ LAN~i!!5lJLARLY . IN dlfl'l!~, eCir eTrudc eH~fi·'1 ·~II--'· RIVER.SELLI ARTIFICIAL SCALP5 10 COWARDLY INDIANS KEITH·:~.: ~RD I Con I! -" ~ ~ 1,.=========~~~S~Ir"':i241i"7,M~·~..~· ~po~"~·~0.• C::er:.::: :-~~r~a.-= = FREE STORAGE llllt pther an your winter Pl'DieDII 8lld 11111'8 tbem with UL No more cloJeb oramped wltb unused cloth No more alrinll, oortlnx IDl'UID.I and -packfng wl~ cli>thes. Every you send Ill besutlfull) _ and .....tull7llfeiJ, atored.Insured Every Item !nohiJ lll'essed wben you call for ll Notbinll to pay UU fall No bulilnl cfoset.s, safe from Bv ART SANSOM I 6&T IT! If'S ~ r---:;;;------. SUPPOSE~ !O~UIRf W'TER! . WI~NII! -v-.. .•. WINKLE Gobese tablets. Only UIIOip . L - _ • ....._ .. ~ ' - Oo •,· .' ~"' IT~ NO U5E, PERRY. 8UNNYS NOT IN 111E =rter Inaecllclde•;::IIIDg. cents, Nelson's llrul Store. ·~ -..;.!. ·.. C!=~R. motba iruf oafe from theft. Brlnt th1111 In or ~II for Pick Up l Delivery S.... wla PhOne 773-5543 8y HOW1fl ~tl'oi!ElDER · ABC HELP! Muon,W.VL THE. RESR:lf.JSE TO THESE EMERGENCY m;T DRILLS Of MI"--E LEAVES A LOTTO B£ DESIRED! HELPn HELP! ~ Hospital News ~ g Belzer llolpllalr Vlsltlnr hours 24 and 7-& p.m. Parent' onlY. OD Pediatrics Ward. Ac1DnlOu with garage, full sized ment, large lot, eaSily anced. Velma G. ZUspan. . 1111. W. Va., 77U750. NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS Ff>R~ERs .,.- 5 19 tote 1200 actual ~ ,.., eondltlon. Phone ... ~ "' ,, .- ·~- ·· ·' ........ .:. ,.... _ ,_~ ... - ''·.. .' 5 19 3te INftUDDLIPORT. c:o.ltact Feye Mlnley' AlliiY i ~ 00. 't Mlclclleport --~- - Automatle, A-1 Phone 7f2.4866. ,. ~--~ i.··~~ I I' .. .~!] .,. . ili 171 ' . ,r t~' ' I' I&ST IN TIME .• •nBEST IN SOUND I . "' .::(LOCK RADICDS . 1': # .I - ·- . ."!'. '-· ··-,····· ... ~" ! .. - . --#··-- .. ·····"'-····· ...... . ····- ....... .... -.. . ........ ...--- --:-.--.. ~ ._, . �• ·~ I ' l • ')\' I~ ' . 1 1',\ ~ ~ .. .. r .' . : '~. '· ., •• •• ~ r· . ·· If~ , GIZ£AT. 8!11" ONIO OF THE>S!O DA~ I 'M GQN<S< TO ' THIS AFTOR· TOUCH !lo\<'11. ' ! , NOON."•WUR HE•e; A~!l Motor Co. SCfiellUL!;O · FOR THR~E DA I· vi!T \'IlL ~ SCHEDUI£ A !!!" RO'ADY IJE'E'P &R6"ATH! AT NOON . .sERVICE IH. II OHI Qil. 'UlCER & SEYFRIED ' ·. ~R . HOCKINOPORTij_HIO ' PHONI 661....,0 . CONDITIONING .ICIIl PI!II'UI . • . CALL . ' ., I DICK iAWUNGS HIATING l ,. P.lloM ~or tft.Qtl .I Rawlings Hond1 Slles 1 WYMIP 1 · MIDOL.POIT, OHIO ;.n,.y,O, . \"'I I I LI'L JI.SNER EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE . WHEEL ' ALIGNMENT POMERIJY ~PRING AVE~ 1~ story home, 7 rooms (4 uir -Two keys. Conta c iranJt Emrich. 5 ~ 3tp AND bedroolna). batli. baeement, BRAKE SERVICE new . furnace, good lot. 500.00. IJIIdiiDII. . CLUSE TO TINY'S - 2 frame bouse. 8 rooms (4 Pom1r0J Phone 992-2143 PomtNy roems). batli, lull base~nent,l furnace beating. Close schools. 16,500.00. lllDitr AUC1'10NBER AIR a>NDrriONINO MIDDLEPORT -one frame, 4 rooms, h~m!WO!d I floors, bath, enclosed IIHII7t. • • !.Ia porch, base~nent, furnace I 'll'dle, 1'lllllle .. Clllllcl A. c. BRADPORD heal ~,500.00. BaciDe, 0111o 'I'ERMITES swarming! 'lbelr RACJNE - IN TOWN ... eolo117 Is doing damqe, I 1 !roil50' - One story' "" 250 •allon 8 -;iiiiiiiiildii(aluminum aiding), 5 ; -~~~ l8r)' to treat homu (3 bedrooms), bath, lull ed rl&bl to rour pl'lljeel. ,.. eompleta baeemenlll. ment, furnace heat, IIIII euy. l'ne tllbu• "'" alone useless. Free ___. ,._1... ..,. House only 7 years old. l'bollll ...,....., .._... fllll!ctloDa and advice. L e • ooo.oo. ~ Ct.. coat. No Salesman. A County company. Allied .AlBERT M. COX. IIJIODa OIWL ltZ-3830 Evenlngo I9W63I & Termite Conlnll. 605 Bolt 2:18 ~. Oldo RoUte 1, Rutland, Ohio , Main, Pomero)', Ohio. tao ' 51~3tc '14U818. 1 22 ttp 1116t. .5 15 atp ~ :!,:"~. Notice GROVER'S STUDIO, llS E. Second Sl, Pomeroy, will closed May 29 through June 5. 522 31NEW =.• BlAETTNARS I MRUOOY REVEALS THAT :!HE ANP H~~ ~UP INfeNCI' I 10 1'1!0\'E lJIAT ------ : All ~ RHIIItor $hop . i UNIPENTIFIEI> FLYING C!l.lk1'$ LAN~i!!5lJLARLY . IN dlfl'l!~, eCir eTrudc eH~fi·'1 ·~II--'· RIVER.SELLI ARTIFICIAL SCALP5 10 COWARDLY INDIANS KEITH·:~.: ~RD I Con I! -" ~ ~ 1,.=========~~~S~Ir"':i241i"7,M~·~..~· ~po~"~·~0.• C::er:.::: :-~~r~a.-= = FREE STORAGE llllt pther an your winter Pl'DieDII 8lld 11111'8 tbem with UL No more cloJeb oramped wltb unused cloth No more alrinll, oortlnx IDl'UID.I and -packfng wl~ cli>thes. Every you send Ill besutlfull) _ and .....tull7llfeiJ, atored.Insured Every Item !nohiJ lll'essed wben you call for ll Notbinll to pay UU fall No bulilnl cfoset.s, safe from Bv ART SANSOM I 6&T IT! If'S ~ r---:;;;------. SUPPOSE~ !O~UIRf W'TER! . WI~NII! -v-.. .•. WINKLE Gobese tablets. Only UIIOip . L - _ • ....._ .. ~ ' - Oo •,· .' ~"' IT~ NO U5E, PERRY. 8UNNYS NOT IN 111E =rter Inaecllclde•;::IIIDg. cents, Nelson's llrul Store. ·~ -..;.!. ·.. C!=~R. motba iruf oafe from theft. Brlnt th1111 In or ~II for Pick Up l Delivery S.... wla PhOne 773-5543 8y HOW1fl ~tl'oi!ElDER · ABC HELP! Muon,W.VL THE. RESR:lf.JSE TO THESE EMERGENCY m;T DRILLS Of MI"--E LEAVES A LOTTO B£ DESIRED! HELPn HELP! ~ Hospital News ~ g Belzer llolpllalr Vlsltlnr hours 24 and 7-& p.m. Parent' onlY. OD Pediatrics Ward. Ac1DnlOu with garage, full sized ment, large lot, eaSily anced. Velma G. ZUspan. . 1111. W. Va., 77U750. NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS Ff>R~ERs .,.- 5 19 tote 1200 actual ~ ,.., eondltlon. Phone ... ~ "' ,, .- ·~- ·· ·' ........ .:. ,.... _ ,_~ ... - ''·.. .' 5 19 3te INftUDDLIPORT. c:o.ltact Feye Mlnley' AlliiY i ~ 00. 't Mlclclleport --~- - Automatle, A-1 Phone 7f2.4866. ,. ~--~ i.··~~ I I' .. .~!] .,. . ili 171 ' . ,r t~' ' I' I&ST IN TIME .• •nBEST IN SOUND I . "' .::(LOCK RADICDS . 1': # .I - ·- . ."!'. '-· ··-,····· ... ~" ! .. - . --#··-- .. ·····"'-····· ...... . ····- ....... .... -.. . ........ ...--- --:-.--.. ~ ._, . �.. ' '' ,. • 'l . ' -~ '•j:,;. -·:· rl~;:·t>J~· ~> ~~;;:~:~::::;:., ~;~ . .· " The Rev. Wilbur Pernn, . presented to the First Servrng o• the food and pro- Prsbyterian Church of Syra- Trinity United Christ gcam for the affair cuse by Mr. Mrs. A. E. pastor, talked Church on the of"Estorwere committee Roscoe W1se, Raymond Lee was uaed and Sunday ,al" program - religioos train- Wilcox, Harold Thomas, Mrs. The' pastor, Rev. Linson 1ng sponsored by ~ Orde~ of W1iham Kmg, Mrs. ~latworthy, Stebbins, uaed "A Ringing · Eastern Star - Fiday mght and Mrs. Roscoe WLe. ness" as his sermon topic. at a combmed meetmg of Mid· Sunday School attendance 363 dleport Lodge • F. and A. Yearbook Staff to 34 with $9.90 collection. T h MA a~u!;a~eh~e Ch~:rihe Dine in Athens Stebbins family will move · po pped ~ bo The 1967 yearbook staff of the churob parsonage on :c•~e~v~r~ a~:O~h!dtw~ ~ni~t Rutland High School will go ' 7 from Pennsville. Their · Athens tomght for a ter, Candy, will graduate Wilham Kmg ~erved f aths mas- dmner parlv at the · high school there on June 2. ter of ceremomes or e pro' h' h ed 'th Inn ~~:~n wl~ ~P~rs ;:hn r~~~ • C.I t thy t Atlendmg Will be Sabra tgh Mgrs. J ames WI a wor Y a da y, Barbara W1lhams, Melva the organ. ' Johnston Debbie Turner Bon- I 1 Welcomes were extended by me Grate.' Char1es Sc 011 '. 'Roger II 00 Mrs. Robert King. worthy rna- DaviS, Joe Hawkms, Chns Nap-: Iron, and Harry Cheshire, wnr- . Denms Weber._ Ch es ter , . shipful master. Several guitar Y.mg, Darlene Smtih, Debbie ond vocal selecUons were pre- Sm•th, DIXIe Wamsley, a n d sented b L R Wiles and Mrs Miss Leda Mae Kraeutter and y - · ' . Mary Elizabelh Chapman, Tom Lind and a classmate, Lynos gave ~n _hum~out" faculty sponsors James Wyant of Weston W mg. In cone uswn, au ------ · were weekend guests 'of . ell talked on Masonry. COMPLETES TRAINING and Mrs. Reino Lind. Bot Army Pmate James w LISle,. boys are students at 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char Stale College ASON les 0 LISle, Syracuse. has com· We VA . . pleted nine weeks of advanced Mr. and Mrs. Earl . f t . t n at Ft Polk and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thurber, TONIGHT ond TUESDAY '" an ' l rami g ' Debbie and Stevie, Columbus, May 22,23 La. were weekend visitors of Mr. MADAM X" Lana John and Mrs. George Mowrey, Mr Turner Forsythe Mowrey is recuperating at his T~chnir Giol home alter being hospitalized. PLUS "THE NIGHT OF THE Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. A. R. Knight GRIZZLY" ied her father, W. B. to Belington, W , Va. Sunday. Mr. TONIGHT and TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY May 22, 23 Gall, who will be 86 on May 30, ~D FRIDAY ''THE SWINGER" May 24, 25, 26 has spent the winter here Tony Ann DOUBLE FEATURE Mr. and Mrs. Knight. Margaret Franc10sa "TARZAN AND THE Mr. and Mrs. Vincent VALLEY OF GOLD" PLUS Wodn.,doy ond Thursdty have returned from Rock •FRANKENSTEIN Moy 24·25 land, Ill, where they spent CONQUERS THE WORLD" NOT OPEN three weeks. Mr. Kmght .,=="""=====t'~="""=?~===r'l pleted training in body an frame alignment for his work at the Pomeroy Motor Co, . 0 \ . . Ab t pomeroy Drive·ln k .,l ' ·" ' .,: ~ •· ,. '·· · .. ''-·.,, • )> • • , . . Monda ·.p:~:, • ·'·. ri-J.I ~_,,:_;:;:r:-. . ••••,1.. • ... Tuesday TEACHERS and workr~s con ference for the Middleport munity daily vacation Bibl e . he held at 7 p.m. school will Tuesday at the First U ni ted . h h Presbyterian C urc . SPECIAL MEETING of Ladies Auxiliary of Lewis ley Pos~ 263, Middleport, been called for Tuesday, 7 tn. at the home of Mrs. Hampton Mr s. William Smith, president, aonounced. CUB SCOUT PACK 244 meet Tuesday night at t h Middleport ~'irst United terian Church. __ MEIGS COUNTY Rldmg club will meet Tuesday, May 23, at uo p. m. at the home of Joe Young. GIRL SCOUT leaders meet Camp Kiasbuta at 9 a. m. Tuesday, May 23, to further plans lor the June day camp. PAST MATRONS of Chapter No. 186 O.E.S. w i II meet Tuesday evening at home of Mrs. Norn:ta Parker 7.·30 p. m. LADIES AUXILIARY, Racine Post American Legion will meet, at 8 p, m. Tuesday at' the halL Potluck refreshments ·will he served. Wendy Nickels, Bay RUTLAND ALUMNI are was the weekend guest of ed to meet at 7 p. m. and Mrs. Robert King and~=~~ln the high sehoul Tom. Miss ·Nickels is a to decorate for the annual at Ohio University. The quel King family and Wss REGISTRATION for children were Saturday dinner guests entering kindergarten In Mri.a: em Local School District next who is stationed at September from 10 a. m. p. m. Tuesday, May 23, S. C., was the recent gueot ~uilding, bis parents, Mr. alld Mrs. Myto lake birth ron M!ller. te nd lmmunilatton ree<>rd. Mr: and Mrs. Eher Bolio, :pt~ ;au! Powell reminds Akron, ~re weekend gueots ents chlldren must be five Mrs. Ess10 RusselL Oct. 31 11167 to enter kllnderGueots of Clarence Clark over ' ' the weekend were Mr. and Mrs, garten. Henry Null, ,Crookavllle. POMEROY WOMEN'S ChrisMrs. Bruce IJoyd ~::: Temperance Union w I I I surgery Saturday at ' at 2 p.m. Tuesday at lite Memorial Hospital. Her s o n, United Methodist WATCH FOR ANOTHER Michl, a student at Ohio State "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK University, spent the LADIES AUXILJARY of a a • ~";;:sz~=••u•••Jali\,@iiiiijiz{ia:rs&Jfl , ua here. Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh was re-I ::::M:anin:ey Post meeting 2811, American special at the eON SALE ALL WEEK A.T BOTH STORES turned to her ·home ThursdaY of Mrs. AileD Hampton Rail's Ben Franklin Ben Franklin Store !rom H o I • e r Hospital,. Her .,_ WUU Smith ""'"·am daughter Mrs. Don BurkM ey arurges attendance. ' MIDDLEPORT POMEROY letts, \'!AS here until Seturday LADIES AUXILIARY OF with her mother, Feeney-Bennett Poat 128, Amer:..Oiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii-,/ ican Legion, will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night at tha halL 1 MEIGS THEATRE About Middleport ~~· :~ ~';'· ':::1 ' ' . ,, · BIG· 19 CUBIC FOOT With hi' Mlker PHilCO NO-FROST . INSTANT COLD • REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER WITH POWIR SAVER $499 ' r. With Trade-In EASY TERMS All tht ben featurtt: eMEAT KEEPER eFULL WIDTH VEGETABLE CRISPER eSLIDE OUT FRUIT BASKET eBUTI'ER & CHEESE KEEPERS ttTWO LIFT.<JUT . tJTILiTY TM YS COilildered A!la~ lsr.aej's only seat outlet bloody Mideast wars o!IIM8 and evacuation of Americans. It was retaliation. · to close the Gull of Aqab• to to ·tha aooth and · easl 1956. known 'that '"'" task force Naaaer replled with a thraal Israell shipping bad ·brought the - ~ Premier Levi, Esbkol The situation was ao serious IDclvdlng tha aircraft carrier of war-a repetii'On of tha 11118 Middle East "to the brink of c ,. 'I , ' I ,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,._....,.,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,1 '. I to plus a 64-page exercise book. Portable, with • , ' ' ·i ··Council Plans ' ,. -'. • . "'· t.i ' . eweighs-leu-tlw! Sibs. ea."::s: _ 00 . ' . .. I ILIERFE·LQ$ ·,J'Nt -:_ )lelpt1!1U loH·WellbUIId vnur!Whl .' ., .J1" ~~ " ' wcf: pillltoopller, . .~. . ~ ()0 ... ou ction ... ,. · ~·. ~· -. ,. . ' - Apptoves ~eacher Group • I laGila ' ~- . . . . . . rd Middleport councU .. to'2 ' 01 The Mei,..Ma.on A.rfltl Desoi«J To 7'11. ,,.,.,.., rece e FEENEY • BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, willllll>l!tll at 7:30 Wedneaday nlgllt at the haD. w.-nd FOREMAN & ABBOTT J IC OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:15 TO 5:00 FRIDAY 9:00 TO 8:00- SATURDAY 9 TO REVIVAL ANN0VNC£D Revival at lite land ~pel, loealed oo Stale Route 121, will lllrt Tlniradly. May J!i. EYangellsl ~..beiJ!Ial:id!ll Rev. Amol TIUis, /;J :1. . The psalor II the lllv. ·Edttel Hart. There will be lj)ecl~ llnf1111- lvellft II"',~~· ~fll!~.,_..._..._.,..._......,""""'~ ./'!§;;f 1 • ! • eases te111loD ereluee. tired m\lsclea'. esftfe, easy to.use · I Y~ '(<'<__t-JO. 2~7~---------_,;,P,:::O:.:.;MER=O:.:.Y-M~ID:,:::D;:::LE~PO:::R;:.:,T,r...O.:.H:.:.:I.:.O__,_ _ _ _T:.: :U: : ES:.: D:.:.AY:.t.•.:.:MA~Y..:2::::~3•...:1~96::.7_ _ _ _ _ _-_ ~ - ..., _ _ __:.:fi:.:.V:..EC=.:E:::.:NTS~ =·· ,., on-off switch. By Ranger I ¥ r..-· <~ I . ?.j ...,. . war." The British Fiire~ remalil elltled." -..----:1 ~~ ~lid ta, laY Anl!lf,, 1 Off1ce also Wll'IN\d Brliima 10 · ·~ ..~ waa -:? Iii • id JOrdld .,.~'irill to~ leave tha throalellod areas. public COIIImlit\l by ~ «: fit; fa oil shl~ t.c llrsel. l'af However, authorllleo ID 'Ie! ofDcjal realllrDilng t -~ ·~ § II ,neil a member ol tbe .,. Aviv said tha 2,500-l<in frelghteo stand, i ~ fj 2 ! Israel Arab !league. ·' 0 Amalia, flying the Panama·Oag, The U:A.R. b( .tl Ne Amet~c~Do ldrmld I!'D* psosed through -the Gwl of sljlppiDJ ban . loclt!1· .. ,fed que11101 Jn Tll..tvlv Aqaba from the Red Sea nlillce II ~ 'will b.r oil first available tlhlps 'lnd· _ ' { Munday and reached the Israeli tankers of artf ~· frOm, the the Israelis nma1ned • . port of Elath today. T1ran StraDa le6l Into the confident anj) dellanl , I A spokesman at the Isrlf'li Gulf of Aqaba 'lt ~ they are , Highly placed Israeli IIOIIl'Cel "'"' .embassy in London said, "we/ cBlT)'lng carao for llrael said the·natlcn waa In a (!OIItlotl cannot aDow the lllralt Offi~ ill ~ aald the to keep the Tlran Str1it opu. - Div!Ji espot.mt~~~~gea .~ -~.~ -leztloat, tbjl!elora y. It's like having a personal masseur at home. VIbrator stimulates clrculaUon, belps tone slack, tired muscles. Exerdses those muscles that hold ID tummy; waist, and tl!lghs. 3-way plan Includes an 80-page Calorie Cqunter Book j<', ' Lto-lla, • 8lxlll Clenlley ._, Only f One of tile lltllefi Eight SemorS ·. ·. Given Blvles.af .·. 8a c· h "SWEDISH MASSEUR" WAY HELPS YOU SPOT REDUCE AND KEEP IN TRIM ,.~ Now You Know . !..J. .. ~ ,'~ a:r · Th ree Ch'ld R • f' eceiVe H Iy =rrd, 0 ~ .., .~ war today, and war and · that laraell acUon such Middle Ea$ hotspots as troubled areaa. , peace.la!eplng force fl;om the ~- tourlstl began IJeelDS 'II<JII!d come whea ind If Israeli Egypt, Israel, Lebanon and The crlsl,s began building 117-mlle long lsraell-ll:gyptian ~\11*1 Israel by plane tllld shlpplag Is tl!mpered with. Syria; bul•dld not order t!mn to when Jarael warned Syrl' It frontier. ~~~ '·; . , United Natlona · Secretary leave. . . would lake atrong ac\1911 If Both sides moblll•ed their ~m 111ed I at• lbre at Genert) U Tbant was Dylag to The U.S. .lith Fleet was sabotage raids against 'larael reserves and began massloe ~ , from Prelldent 9amal eatro 011 one of the lnost urgeD! report~ steaming somewhere were not halted. PreVIo\ISly, troop movements. AMo!~t.. Nuser's 8liiiOIIIIcelllent missions of bis career to try to Jn the eastern Medltarranean Israel had struck Syrian and In London loday British he waa blockading the Gull of prevent a repetition of the ,but was not IIIWing In the Jordanian border posiUons Jn officials said Nasser's decision Thunday ,I at Department ,. Wednesd•y . RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club will have a field trip BDd Thursday, May 25, at thhee !~:11 ed Run State Park. t.11 time is G p. m. AFTERNOON Circle of lh e Women's Society of Cln~lstl.an II Service of Heath MeU1odist Church will meet at tha church II Thursday. A I p. m. luncheon wUI precede tha meeting, ,STEWARilSl!IP and finanCe commission will meet at Middleport Heath · Melbodist Church at 8 p, m. Thursday. XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi will meet on Thursday, 8 p. m. at the Columbus & Southern Ohio lrlc Company lA Middleport Tboae who received the of the Rose recenUy are to he present at 7:45 p. m. SPECIAL MEETING of Racine 4ldge No. fill F&AM. Thursday. May 25, at a p. m. for work Jn the Fellowcra!t d!gree. All regular Maaons are Invited. -. " . '*' l ' n u fill z II!IJt 'had aalcl W\Jer _.ch a·move tha v:t -stateI U.S.S. Saratoga and at least alx Arab verau.s Jews eon!ro~tatlon. "'t,~Eaat moved to the would be an act of "advised" AmeriCilll to leave destroyers were near lbe He ordered the United Nations BEN,FRANKLIN., I .., r . . . . ___ .. • Ml's ftOit.. Soo. Selll t-42 oal Mrs. Poole spOke on the lund estabUshed by the OAGC bOJ of love !of jl<Jd. ·rrm A'teclure on the joy of crea- Waukeena Fund and repm:ted several y,ara ago. ·country aa the ·- s Is a ~ tivity in fktwer arranging by that Reglona 11 and 9 ha\<e oon· Three club members earning bol ·o nov~ ~ ~ F rant Mrs. R8mont Aldrich, election tributec! 85 per cent of t h el.r ,the, tiUe ~ "top lllght gar~ V~ ~~"! Caacl of Mrt.\ Milton Roush of Syra· fund pledges. Waukeena is a :er' were mtroduced. They wete the meeting,. cuse as ' regional director, .and wild flower preservation area Mrs. M. R. Davis, Nel~Ue: The Winding 'll'aD 'Gitd-n the presentatiOn of an award to near Logan. The state pres!· Mrs. Ada Holter, Pomeroy;_ and Club was host for tha _"'eetlng. the Wildwood Junior Garden dent read a tetter of apprecia- MJ;s. Kennelb Barrows, T be Robert Morris, principal of tha - fr Ob' Stat u · Pia'-· · Bradbury Sehool utended • Club highlighted the sprmg tion om an 10 e rover· "'"' • ~ meeting of Reglon 11, Ohio As· sity student who received aid The award for having I he welcome. · sociation of Garden Clubs. through the $40,000 seoolarshlp most members in attendance County conlacl chalrmeD ·llt._at the meeting went to the Twl· Held Saturday at the light Garden Club Mrs Robsou porting were Mrs, Edward M~ bu ry . Elemen1ary scboo!b t h ICko; Athens; John Reese, presented a book to Ih.e club· Gallla; Mrs. Mrs. Charles LeWjl, meetmg was attend";i y Paul Casel, member of Drew Meigs; and Mrs. Leland Bro"!!, wome~ repres~ntlng un In '!ehster Post 39, American Leo Washington. Also beard durin, clubs m thiS SIX - co ty gton, spoke to th& gcoup on nag the buslitess session were ,.. Mrs. Albert Poole, etiquette. He said that the nag riB fro ...., al cbalrmen newly elected president of po m •-a-011 -'-J..' Ohio Association, was a guest. Rev. Father.John Turel conClubsrepresenledatthau..... Introduced by Mrs. J ac gratulated semors of Racme, I feR ingwereasfolloWI: Melga~ Robson outgoing regional Pomeroy and Middleport Sut1:: f ty-Middleport, Pomeroy, Chesrector 'Mrs. Aldrich of day at the 8 o'clock maaa at lfS tar. Riverview, Rtilland Friend' York, a nallonally . the Sacred Heart Church in n .... __ • Star of DeS· and New 0 ommURIOR 1y• Rose• .........,, ed lecturer used "Fresh Pomeroy. . ter, Walk-In, Winding T r.a I I, ' Three children recel'/ed their Wildwood and ~t· Hock· Dried Design" as the theme The seniors, robed In caps first Holy Communion ·sunday i couniy - lloclllng 'oardeD her talk. Her emphaSIS was and gowns, were congratulated 1 the Sacred Hearl Catholic ng Bel creativity and personal on their scbolastic achievement a cb p ro Club; Wasblngton County- • sion in flower arranging by Father Turel and admonish- Chur • orne y, pre, lUll BDd Dale, lJttle Hock· she referred to aranglng ed to ''Continue the good work," The gcoup included B e t h ing, Marietta, Musklngum, oak a "medium of expession." winning success in their chosen McKnight, daughter of Mr. and Gro•e, V~ ·V~w, ~,.!: In commenting on fields. Mrs. Leon McKnight: David ren; Gall!" County ~ flower show entries, Mrs. Parents of the graduates Miller, son of Mr. and M r s. <:'ty, Gallipolis, aieshire, ~ay· rich said that plastic and were congratulated, ton, since George Miller; and David Hus· Side, and Vinton Friendship; artificial materials should Father Turel said, early train· ton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Paul and Athens County 1\ib!th:•· he used. She said that lng and constant good example Huston. Albany Community, ' ariles of many artificial mater- mold the foundation of cltar• and Nature, The PI!~':!' ials can he made from pl~nt acter upon which the schools Miss Ann Howell was teach·. Nelsonyllle, New_ ~....., material and to prove her pomt may build the structure of for- er for the class whiCh was host.- and Rtchland._ demonstrated making mal education. ed at a breakfast by the Rev.. , .,_-_..;_.,;..:-,.,., , ..., . clusters from ~corns, buckey:s, The seniors, who received the Fr. John Turel. The children_ sea beans, radishes, and omon Holy Eucharist in a group, in- presented a gilt to Miss How ' •l: - . , sets. eluded Theresa McTurner, Rose ell and she presented each with Color combinations and Marie Hackett, Susan Ohlinger, a statue of the Blessed Vlrglq. pt' f '-!'~' ~~ mony were shown by the John Cluff, Terri Fultz, . CharI'O IS rni(.C . er in the 11 arrangements les Radford and · David H a rTHOMAS RM(Y)'~ E'gb Ml~-= School · ' · .' · Bibles she made during the afternoon. graves ' PT. PLEASANT lam .1 1 She spoke of the psychology Mrs.' Phyllis Hackett, church C. Thom~s, son of Mr. and ~mora Wl!l'e _ . ce Sunda color, and the influence an organist, accompanied the choir Mrs. MarlOn Thomas of Rt. 2. m a ~:D~ Fir~ effect of color and and congcegation singing the Pt. Pleasant, has been promot- mornmg . Enghsh . an d play ed the ed to airman first claas In the Baptist """""'' . on nower show judges . mass m . thti c1o1 .. ealon of mentlng on processslonal and recessional S. Air Force. He Is m"supply Tied ~-• ~.!e. ~,;. , to .ped Mrs Aldrich that h mventory specialist at ckmau maroon ow ww ' .,.. P . ymns. 'til an """"'• --'-"' the. diu ers shquld be unobtruaive so AFB, Ha wa II· Wl _ . flow· nteil not to clli!lract from the er,:~du:~;ljll~ She demonstrated the use BIBLES PRESENTED 8EE PROMOTED to Vl en 1\1.kiiiJ4. wire to replace fragile stems Bibles were presented to four . Steve Pullen,•. ~. Marl· dried materials, the High School seniors Ronald R. See, son of Mrt. SIIJ!Ian, E~ , " ' ' Pulchrysanthemums from morning at He at h Mary A. See of Rt. I Cheshire, lyn Stumbo, , lor drted arrangements, a Methndlsl Church. Receiving has been promoted to staff ser- leD. '!'bey . ~ ......, ~I displayed novel containers. Bibles were Marjorie liar- geant Jn the U. S. Air Force. Tony Fowler, ~·- 1' . Selected as the ria Patricia Ault Wayne Davis Sergeant See Is a personnel teacber. tuperbtjunior Varden club Jn Region , Asa Bradb.zy, John Bech: ~peclalist at Lockbourne. He Mrs. A.~ fulf~ Ull 08 and presented an award by Oe, superintendent, assisted by " a gcaduate of Kyger Creek Bible • ~bson was the Wildwood the Rev. Max Donahue, made High School. 10r Garden Club. "'e · Sentlne~ •• presentations. 5ernOfS · • are R • d• eCOgntze Church Service ' ' l/., .'"' I.;.L JOB'S OAUGIITE/s Bethel will meet at 7,30 Mm'may at the Pomeroy Masonic pie. New officers will be ed RACINE Wesleyan . Guild will hold iis regular ing Monday, May 22, at . at the church annex. Everyone . . . . IS remmded to brmg their RC bottle · THE caps. MIDDLEPORT WCTU will meet· Monday, May 22 at p. m. at the Middleport Presbyterian Church. .. 't ami OMrs:. ROush New Regional Direct~ " · -. f · · -.;" Events .· 'f G' ar'den C[u·bs 0-- SL'x-- ·C o_..'.':_. 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