http://66.213.69.5/files/original/59ce89010c1baa7c1d58dbb1b4051831.pdf 0fa6e741f77917083057c8745e803918 PDF Text Text - ;;;._,._ _..._ ; I' ;_' .. ''\ ·'' .. 'f .. - ~· ·~ '· ' \• .", .. . " '. "' .. .~ AtL THRU· ... •.' • ., ! JUNE--• ~- . \. ' · Where ·Else But P-ickens:··· Can You Find Most Of' Your Needs Day After Dayl· ' ~.90 • Smooth wide·range drag • Complete with line • 6' two·piece fiber glass ,od S.le Prlee VOl ·XX NO. 39 ." ' Retail IS LOCATED --IT'S SO CLOSE BY FOR YOU- 12·59 HUFFY m~ ENGINE: 6 H.P. Briggs & Stratton, 4 cycle. Choke-AMalic carburetor. Recoil starter. ENGINE CONTROL: On dash. Lever controls choke, speed and stop. GASOLINE TANK: Mounted under front of hood with gas gauge on top of hood. 2 quart capacity. TRANSMISSION: 3 Forward Speeds plus Neutral and Re.· verse. Lever shift. Foot pedal clutch. Differential on rear axle. BLADE CONTROL: Blade can be disengaged while engine is running. Lever conveniently located in front of seat. BLADE: One piece austempered steel. Air lift design. POWER RIDING MOWER • Riding Mower I 4 HP Briggs & Stratton Engine SELLING PRICE 179.95 95 ·••' ' SELLING PRICE 319.95 $28 895 ~!~~To Air-Conditioned For Yo or Sho Our Sale Price I Our Sale Believe . 5 HP BWJgs & 4 Cycle !Engine BRAKE: Automotive internal expanding type. Foot control. WHEELS: Steel. Full pneumatic Terra Tires, Rear 15x6.00, Front llx4.00. • SEAT: Cushion-comfort with back rest. CUTTING HEIGHTS: I :Y•"x3'h". Wind'up adjustment. WHEEL BASE: 35%.". ANOTHER HARD-TO..BELIEVE PRICE! . . a., ·P,hll Newwm. · . UPI F~rtltn Mewi ·An1lylt , proven .011 ilil b•Hiefleld, naw mulf provt htrri!,l fl•ln II !hJ con!t_rence .table. Of the two, the con~C. t•bl• ~y· prove tht mott.•.diHiclllt, .1nd in tht ·lillf•run II dangerous to world poo. . · . l'or IV'" though the guM still ~umble, !.tr'MI II thf 'jlrO)Ien victor e'nd now must demDntlreti..i! .the COI'Ifjll'tinct' t....ll the stllllnl,nthip which Will -hllp to romov~t_11e suipi~lont 1nd the hatrllil whlc~ hnel!Nid• ihl Mlilille Ellt e worlll din~ spot tlllce ltrltl'tJinctpt(on· In \948. · · . · · .· · ·1.1 · ·thh elti mUtt l~volw • _.,.._of ..,.... ~~WM ~~~ .the United 51•111 ·~d the $0YIM Un~!"J . eac" ·'of wHom mao!e subst1ntl•l contrlbul~ns to 1111 • Ml~it' ilrms r1ct which on Mond•Y·culmlnJt4d In OPJ" warfil't'! II furth•r mint l!e hoped thlti•~Mii, stet-.• wlii•~U •nd live up to Prtmler Levi: lithlJol's,p,oml-. thtHti'IIIIOlll!ht no ·n,wten'ltory. · · '. · Qtul, HUFFY SHERATON 25" LAWN TRACTOR HUFFY / 24" • . .i " ut SO MUCH FREE PARKING ALWAYS AT PICKENS .. ·¥ ····J · I •l .. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHERE PICKENS HARDWARE America's Most Popular Combination • All meQII constructton . .. AT LOWEST PRICE ! . i !! ~' . . . . '' ,I , i I !! ·Railroader. Retires ' .. "' Our Sale Price APPROX. WEIGHTS: Net: 215 lbs. Shipping: 250 lbs. • n You'll Like What You See At· Pickens Hardware ·· Since Remodeling New Facilities and More ··-Plus Our New Service ., ·Rutland ROOF PAINT Time I· Turner ... ... MUST BE GOOD! WE SOLD RUTLAND PAINT FOR 30 YEARS! . , A ProfeNion•l M\l.~ti..Si,rvlco Tool For ~, lilt; ::~LON BUCKET $4.50 GREEN $28·50 PICKENS BLACK Home or In The No. Ll>-99 5 GAL, BUCKET ROOF COATING ;}'~ :E:AL. BUCKET - ALUMINUM WITH 5 GAL. BUCKET,...-.., . . . SELLING PRICE '8.63 FIBER-GAL. BUCKET RUTLAND BLACK . . GGA.ELLEoNN aucKET- $6.20 ALUMINUM WITH ROOF COATING . ' .· . Our Special SAJ,E PRICE FIBE--5 GAL. BUCKET 5 GAL. BUC ET . $19·95 ,. Jttoe Special On · Our Big Seller! Glass Minnow Trap f ' I'~ (' .. ( ~ 1 •IRH . CITE • eevtB wood, brick, stucco rna. 10n1y, dnder blotks • no primer needed for repaint1nc o ••UaltJ oil bue P>ints-act•· lily tests PIOYI ill o fo• ext11ior lrim-•11 Dllfux• ?\ Trim l Sh•tter Enamel OUR SALE PRICE _ s .,,,tl<~ · ) 33 Clill:h•s more minnows than any trap mad'1 Selling price 2. 95. · FISH BOBBIN SALE 711C!202 . AlltlriiO's lowtlf • Prletcl foolpr"f Spl•tl•l IHI iiilliir .t.adc•'•..., ,.,.,. • 1111- tlltl -~ ...~1111 111'1 1 ..., 1 nllrolo tne. 8• 44 • ,...,,. 100 Jdt. Nnt l Our Sole Price ,;. All Through June:~ Wallpaptit .!it ALL SIZES llonilntll..,. $6.9( Q;AII KM• lbo wodd $I9JO .... ~:::.~ COAIIOI .,.. • lbo • Cooollnl IIIII- reel ol lit [Willi llao. ss 95 $4.35 $19·95 ' WITH 3 HOLES $-) .,. 5 . , - 2. ,98 Our Sale Prl.. SELLING PRICESII Approved.for 2 C'eiite~,i-'· 'R211 Get Your Save On PROPANE FUEL Filt oil mokiS torches, l1ntornt ond tiDYIS LARGE TANK 89c SHOTGUN and RIFLE SHELLS THRU JUNE FOR 10~0 s.u~:FPrlco Another House Paint Special! PAINTER'S CHOICE White Leod •nd Oil $595 ELECTRIC Buy Yourself A FAN SPECIAL NEW BIRD BATH 20" DOMINION FAN SELLING PRICE 19.95 SALE PRICE $1788 EVERYBODY LOVES BIRDS--ONLY 1.99 5 GAL. ALL THRU~ JUNE :~ 9• to • _ )n YOU CAN SHOP,., FOR SPECIALS 11\t! o AIR·CONDiTIONaf . . . . COMFORT ;.,,;, AND SAVE, .SAVIII:!l ·;r;1'J 7·'. .. 5····~ ALL DUPONT FLOW -KOTE RUBBER BASE Gal. , Summer Kihdergatteh ,,". REGULAR . DNI.oY $6.9• ' WALL PAINT AT CLOSEOUT PRICES ~ · · For Kitchens, Bath~ Walls, Ceilings 1nd Woodwork. Washable: Regular Selling Price 6.39 Gallon. OUR SALE PRICE PER GALLON 4.88 5 ••• IIIW-.tor PHONE 773-5583 · OPEN EVERY DAY 7:00 i>JA TO S:30 PM ·, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY NIGitTS UNTIL 9:C)b �/ r . ·' . .!,li~. '. • i ' •• j "~ 4• 1 ' " >· '\ ' . ' 1' ' t' ' ·' 1 r ,' '. ., .. .....,..·r; ' PONY SADDLES $29.!.5: up ..· HORSE SADDLES $69.95 up B.R.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY : -~· ,1·- • l ' ' ' ..,.. '· IC• .' lr~ 1. f '". · Now buy HJ~depohl easier-by-the-dozen in the handy nev1 PONY.CASE! . I . • 'I ' H .' •i ~ .. \ PRICEr , .30 '· ··~~ ·Autom'Qti~ . TER HEAT~R :... , ' '• 'I ,· l .... ' J "' l ·;. • j ' 4 1' , .. WIT)! OLD TIRE l ',l '}, :.;H ~""'''. �/ r . ·' . .!,li~. '. • i ' •• j "~ 4• 1 ' " >· '\ ' . ' 1' ' t' ' ·' 1 r ,' '. ., .. .....,..·r; ' PONY SADDLES $29.!.5: up ..· HORSE SADDLES $69.95 up B.R.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY : -~· ,1·- • l ' ' ' ..,.. '· IC• .' lr~ 1. f '". · Now buy HJ~depohl easier-by-the-dozen in the handy nev1 PONY.CASE! . I . • 'I ' H .' •i ~ .. \ PRICEr , .30 '· ··~~ ·Autom'Qti~ . TER HEAT~R :... , ' '• 'I ,· l .... ' J "' l ·;. • j ' 4 1' , .. WIT)! OLD TIRE l ',l '}, :.;H ~""'''. �I I 4-;-!_ally Sentinel, ,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, June 8, !17 I placea, trophy, ,Jnd.rlbbo~ and Salfiower Ill a IDI!nbr ·;;,~ prizes of $a, tlo'f'lli!d $2. 111ere llmlle fam117. '1lle are !lO c1- tn-;tbla division. ' . poptilar as' • caot1oa oDIOUI-Ct. 'PlliitII ' Men's Red Ball The Meigs team, "1 got . bit by a pikbfd by Dr. Clyde Ingels, doa'l Willi to ret b.ll by to a 1.0 lead In the top ol the . balled baD, lei>!" first frame and was never '•l E. MAIN ST. Saturday Til 9 .r W'l' ·~·3975 . f -v· ---- --------THE . SHO~ E BOX ,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I \' ' ' (; '\ ' 4.. . 1· ":llftltEC:;FAi$H- .. DUI1 ..f"PORIC - -t 1b. ~ Serving Meigs County for over 95 Yean Member FDIC All Accountsln1ured Up to $15,000 Under 1'h• Federal Deposit ln1urance Corporation . CARPETING NE;}f~ ;YORK (UPI)-Wayne Zabft';·~\lilder ol the one-year . .' • Crown Him King of fathers! I All This Week At BILLFOLDS 3.95:: to ,,.. ~-- I. INGELS CARPEl HOUSE IN POMEROY 220 E. Main MONTREAL (UP!) -Former referee Red Storey and former I players Walter (Turk) Broda of ' \h,' Tor~nto Maple Leafs, Neil Colville of the New Rangers and Harry Oliver the Bostbn .Bruins Wednesday were elected Into · the National ..,.,,_H_o_c...k.•y League'• Hall ·o! Fame. -- i Au.~ou ~~ DR~W 'oti'l' : IN 0~ I' HAND .... Free Rest Rooms For Ladies and Children - Cold Drinking Water - FREE - Money Orders Sold• - Telephon• Bills Collected - Crutches Loaned - Courteous and EHi cient Service. • $1.39 Value Qt~-98c i l ' Llvlntloom Sulle·Bid""m ~ulte '", t I ---,...---- -...----·-- R•fr~ntor 1 i Deluxe Freezer, 25 cu. ft. -_\ t .' Elec. R•nge 't Gas Renge · ·NEW LIME ·• I Waihtr-Dryer Pelr .~1 . THIS f, t. ,. -<(, .I M=en::'~,;::~i~ftS:::.:et~s-==:.....!1_·'0 .!.1"' t:..:l $ .• . ' I GIANT SIZE Sponge f ~~ fo~ aU. t+.e1ff'v; Jou .can take .oU,~fwith one ha~d, ' ' ,foCI:edit Terms ,,.,, · Available 1 \ RePiac '-~. · .· b . . . ' · 1 ~"fl 19RAND I'IEW . '·' Norelco -g·Q ·M INION ShiVtx ~O"ESONOMV . ORS . R_,..fllton RAZ ELECTRIC , ·?. ,I . r. PORTa•it• WI~ DOW , IIAN : .. [.Th,rejs no ~tGh. to this ·offe·r~ -·'Mou actually~get.<redit .•'• ' ' A~9MTI 1 ,: • Gleem 39c.· ·IDEAL FOit WASHING CARS I! . i ' ' •·' '\ Soap ' ·' ·~ .• ,. , ' ' ' -~ ' i . IAI*'lt w., liMIT 4 .. 5c CANDy 24c VALUE - GE . . ~ IUTLAND,O, .• ' Modern Drugstore Fir cry:From Past 75c Value- WERNm Dental 'Powder ' or Chewing Gum LIGHT BULBS c 10 For Only the finest pharmaceutical ingredients are used now. A far cry from ~nturies past:> Visit your pharmacy today. I lrlrig Ali Your l'l'lctt · l . 60·75-100 WAn I For Prompt, Accurate .~~~~lng By Our ...,.1 ater.lllh•rmiiCIIfl Alwayw At Low ' , 4.81)-' '' ' Prescrijltlo~• To U1 . Rut.land ·Fu.rnit.ure PHONE 742.4211 ,. IVORl: LIQUID 59e Value • -- $27-t.s . I \ .o..Lv UGHTERS- 3.50 · ,. ""' 1Oc OFF LABEL ~\1 '!!J \ ~~:; ALL THIS.~, WEEK AT RUTLAND FURNITURE .l ··WatcltEts After~Shave & Cologn91~35 SP~JMi,. OfFER Rinso SEA&SKI " .:"•.;_ ·"~· •I .I Wrisf CIGARS . 2·'' :x 7.25 rl' .t .. ··' _ ,.:........t ); Sunshine Bathroom TISSUES REGULAR 89c' SUNTAN LOTION ' 5.95 ! As ACash Discount On ' • '• to ; SAVERS REGULAR 98c VALUE FAMOUS I ·Pocket Watches 3.25 Fllh.ros DaY Sun• .lune 11 ·LEDLIE SISTE.RS ST.lLE SHOP '- Yes, WeH1ve ' "'fli.• ,• <!f_, ·- - 8.95 to 16~95 NOW ALL HATS, ! PRICE DELUX 1HOCKEY 7.50 . i·. iI - -- ' REVIVAL ANNOUSI:ED Rev. Angel, pastor of the 0\d Dexter Congregational Christian ehurch is announcing a revival starting June 12. Service3 will start' at 8 each evening. Every· 1 I one is welcome. BUY IT NOW- TAKE IT AWAY i I DRESSES CITY CARD SHOP_ : Hanna. Giant.Sa,.vings on all the Stock On Hand ::·:~ ro \ '. I I :f':w~::':l Well~. \~;:;;,;:~.;,;.;~~;_;;;;;;;~~~~~i;ii&l~;;;;fl ----.,.------- A wide variety of Informal elasses sucil as foods, archery, nature trails, crafts and recJ·e-11 ational events will be available. John Straub will be the older camp director and will be in charge of cllarting. Lucy Fife and Tom Taylor will be t h e twc state workers. The camp for younger 4-H members will he held the week of June 19 through the 23 with Dick Hartley, director assisted by Virginia Hogsett and Guy W) ·~'' record in the Assocla- ~ft~ . M•·li""'----~=========--===--========~ ' BO~ HONORED J •J•.tt 1 ,tH C f amp Oldef MembefS 0pens Jone 12 BIG CLOSEOUT .' ~shtun: Ronal llarl Wamsley, ~'=:~a~t; VaH:s~:cha~or::.:::: Ga~ F~tr~s errthing. ,, . 6oz.69 ")~ . -~ ~lied: BRUSHES ' I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • ~. \It,. Homer Martin, spoke of another recent TV pre- West ColumbiaL@n<1lnll' : ll•WiQ',I '• . '· Craig, Grimm' · ! The taqglrine .Ia ' ea., sidere•l an ora·nge Hut IS, prop' erly speaking, a mandarin ratbj er than an orange. STOP THAT ITCHI Duro Art Supply Center · No;ma Goodwin Florist 5:00 to 7:00 , ~lulalt Valley ·llolpllal d lion!, - OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . lnl•~lhlllf 100}!, 1\.1!111offt<el"l, annosed t bIt ll!rs. a!ld Miller; 'Mri.FPWI'IIi lh• current 5llaa Sml111, ' l!lller driv~r-l.,;a I Your Full Service Bank Is.,. ; Ui I I ' vice president: Mrs. Elza sentation which was ballet dePt. sect"etary and Mrs. Tom picting the life of , Pleasant: Ma~ c!'uc~:· ;:· Wallers, treasurer would serve daughter os found ia · Old Pleasant Davl nno y, . · for another year. Testament: Book df . ·. PT. PLEASANT - The Sher· one oecurred at n·30 am and Miss·Smith read a church bul·l Mrs. gave the Pleasant ; Mrs. Erich Boe8 Iff's department two 'cars. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Filth PT. PLEASANT - The Ser· "The CUrate" writttn by \openmg c osmg prayer. West Columbis. IN JUST 15 MINUTES lwo .mlsbaps W~eaday result- Mrs. T. c. caudil, Henderson, Annual 4th of July Horse Show vice Guild. of Chr~l Episcopal tbe late Rev. Frank T. Cady, . Present for the luneheou mee~ Dlscbarged: Jpnas Long, Gal· I!~~::~~~~';[~ \!lg m personal InJury to one·\had parked her vehicle In front wtll be Sponsored tills year by Church held their final meettng Apnl 'Jtl, 00 telling Slime mg were Miss Sm1th, Mrs. MU· iipolis Ferry: Garland Oldaker,li OIW •iiill person and $1,000 property da· of tho Hendw'son postomce and the Point Pleasant !11gb School of the season Wednesday, 1 expenences Rev. 'ler, Mrs. Fa~,es, Mrs. Harold Pl. Pleasant; Molly Patteraon, ,··.,·-.·~-·~· :A;;;.;;,,~:,~ 1 mage. left the motor running while Interact Club and the Harmon m.. in the parish bouse. Cad1 had when he first came to Somerville, Mrs. W. S. Hyre, . Mrs /o!BX '"""" • The first accident, an unusual she was 1n the post office, the Park Stables. Tbe shOw will be Hostesaes for the luncheon Pdlnt many years ago. Mrs. Tom Wallers, Mrs. S. C. ; Mrs. 'L:;wrenllll car apparenUy kicked in · gear; staged at Harmon Field track were Mrs. J. J. Lovell, Mrs. Ed· Mrs. Milton L. M1ller present- W1lhelm, Mrs. W'Ubam went across the road and struck beginning at 2 p.m. July !. lth Simkins and Mrs. the program for the afler· Mrs. Wadear Thabet, Mrs. D. • oarked vehicle owned by Ht> . · cl ha b ·Kryder. The luncheon 'tables noon giving a review of a re- N. Connors, Mrs. F. W. lngra· ward E. Patterson and went on Stxteen asses ve een se1 were decorated with lovely ar- cent TV show entiUed "Mary, ham, Mrs. Doddee Foran. and 1and struck the porch of the Pat· up •:r f~s;f $!.50 lex- rangements of pink roses. Martha and Lazarus" which ,hostesses M~. Lovell, Mrs. terson home. Property damage eehpthor. t b ~ • trypofny •Tass Misa Juliet Smitb, president, an Inspiring. Biblical story Simkins and Mrs. Kryder. 1 1 w tc Wl e ., en ee. ro'ded d . the h rt bu l 1Ji'lN!lJ(YJEI/e2 was estimated at~. phies and ribbons will be pre- pre" . urmTheg ..:.:.... s . for)II The second miShap octurred ted nesa sess!Qn. p••,...... new at 1 p.m. on Rt. 62 at the inter· sen · silverware for the parish kitOccasions section of Rt. 62 and Camp Con· Admission to the grounds wlll chen was discussed and It ·was ' TWO RACKS OF ley road. b• $1. Children under 12 will be reported a pattern had b e e Gift of Beauty, According to the statement admitted free If aooompanled selected and will he CANVAS given olflcers, a truck driven by by an adult. · for the Home . . All Typw William McConlbay, 25, Pt. Ringmaster will be Arnett Cookout-Picnie u BOARD eRed Sable !Pleasant Rt. I, came out of the Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Charlie Held at Dow Lake Reductions from stock in spring and ! Camp Conley road onto Rt. 621 Williams of Letart Is the an-I .. 1 Whltellrlstl._~--. summer styles. Regular a~d half sizes. !and the motor stalled. Mrs. nouncer and judge wlll .be La· MmiSten. and their . Poiotttl calor, t..r your Pol.»• ~-- - ---------:Maude V. Mallette, 65. 21st St.. verne Winland of Rinnard Mills, of the Marietta-Belpre Otslrlct Priced to clear. PALETTE KNIFE LINSEED : P\. Pleasant, was travelmg Ohio Evangelical United Br.thren OIL :norti1 on Ill. 62 and collided with A, ·po y 1.11 be gl to\ Church enjoyed a cook.oul pic· Reg. 12.95 to 24.95 · . Mr n w ven away . & CHARCOAL 1 lhe stal 1ed veh1cle. s. Ma · some lucky persons attending\ DIC at Dow Lake, June 6. lette was taken to Pleasant Val- the show. Refreshments will be . En)oymg hotdogs and ham- - - -· ~~~ ~ --- ... ley Hospttal for observation, sold by the Interact Club on th burgers were Rev. and Mrs. Bo•i••lhe Fin••! Oil P•int• • William Airson and Duro makes an outstanding array of ,treated and released. McConi· grounds ' hay was cited for failure to ' · Jacksonville; Rev. and Mr Quality TEMPERA PAINTS-Also · v1eld rig\lt-of-way. Property Gerald Lewis and family, Alnen Available At Your Duro Art Suply center . damage WBB estimated at $600. 1 'jOf Rev. and Mrs. William Alve~ Next To Elberfelds · i and family, Marietta; Rev. On Second St. Cali money is money lent "on 1 Mrs. Jack Young of Tuppers , call," which means it must be , Plains; Rev. and Mrs. Clyde .~ Ph. 992-2933 , paid on demand. Wnton. Pomeroy; Rev. a n 501 MAIN ST. PT. JIC~AIANT, W.VA. Argentina, Brazil Mrs. W. A. Frost, S.lprr. 'We l'elegraph Flowers Courl St. (Formerly are known as the Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Sclll!rS, I Anywhere. Anytime" Stales. Radne. .. PT. PLEASANT - 'M!e \ 1son County Older 4-H Camp 1 will be held at Southside, W. 1Va., camp grounds June 12 Ingels Carpet House 1through the 16tlt This year's camp theme is "A Time for Ev· Moving to New Location! Wit ·SIZE 7-13 C'" LA" HAMS ~~\ 3·9~ , WITH CUSHION IN-S!)!.& AND ARCH POMEROY v ..... Ple~sant Booster Oxford bllld. . lnv~lgated lnv~lved LElSURE Pll~SfRS 'S . ~ally Sentinel, Pomer~y-Mlddleport, 0., June 8, 1967-S Holiday Show·..•. Fm'al Me..t1tur -e .Driver·Iess Autos C0llide sponsot:ed by Of Season I's .£p . Off'" .In Front 0 ost ICe Interact Ouh Held by Guild • PRESCRIPTIONS . .ARE . ' PA~kiNG. 1fi1 . .I �I I 4-;-!_ally Sentinel, ,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, June 8, !17 I placea, trophy, ,Jnd.rlbbo~ and Salfiower Ill a IDI!nbr ·;;,~ prizes of $a, tlo'f'lli!d $2. 111ere llmlle fam117. '1lle are !lO c1- tn-;tbla division. ' . poptilar as' • caot1oa oDIOUI-Ct. 'PlliitII ' Men's Red Ball The Meigs team, "1 got . bit by a pikbfd by Dr. Clyde Ingels, doa'l Willi to ret b.ll by to a 1.0 lead In the top ol the . balled baD, lei>!" first frame and was never '•l E. MAIN ST. Saturday Til 9 .r W'l' ·~·3975 . f -v· ---- --------THE . SHO~ E BOX ,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I \' ' ' (; '\ ' 4.. . 1· ":llftltEC:;FAi$H- .. DUI1 ..f"PORIC - -t 1b. ~ Serving Meigs County for over 95 Yean Member FDIC All Accountsln1ured Up to $15,000 Under 1'h• Federal Deposit ln1urance Corporation . CARPETING NE;}f~ ;YORK (UPI)-Wayne Zabft';·~\lilder ol the one-year . .' • Crown Him King of fathers! I All This Week At BILLFOLDS 3.95:: to ,,.. ~-- I. INGELS CARPEl HOUSE IN POMEROY 220 E. Main MONTREAL (UP!) -Former referee Red Storey and former I players Walter (Turk) Broda of ' \h,' Tor~nto Maple Leafs, Neil Colville of the New Rangers and Harry Oliver the Bostbn .Bruins Wednesday were elected Into · the National ..,.,,_H_o_c...k.•y League'• Hall ·o! Fame. -- i Au.~ou ~~ DR~W 'oti'l' : IN 0~ I' HAND .... Free Rest Rooms For Ladies and Children - Cold Drinking Water - FREE - Money Orders Sold• - Telephon• Bills Collected - Crutches Loaned - Courteous and EHi cient Service. • $1.39 Value Qt~-98c i l ' Llvlntloom Sulle·Bid""m ~ulte '", t I ---,...---- -...----·-- R•fr~ntor 1 i Deluxe Freezer, 25 cu. ft. -_\ t .' Elec. R•nge 't Gas Renge · ·NEW LIME ·• I Waihtr-Dryer Pelr .~1 . THIS f, t. ,. -<(, .I M=en::'~,;::~i~ftS:::.:et~s-==:.....!1_·'0 .!.1"' t:..:l $ .• . ' I GIANT SIZE Sponge f ~~ fo~ aU. t+.e1ff'v; Jou .can take .oU,~fwith one ha~d, ' ' ,foCI:edit Terms ,,.,, · Available 1 \ RePiac '-~. · .· b . . . ' · 1 ~"fl 19RAND I'IEW . '·' Norelco -g·Q ·M INION ShiVtx ~O"ESONOMV . ORS . R_,..fllton RAZ ELECTRIC , ·?. ,I . r. PORTa•it• WI~ DOW , IIAN : .. [.Th,rejs no ~tGh. to this ·offe·r~ -·'Mou actually~get.<redit .•'• ' ' A~9MTI 1 ,: • Gleem 39c.· ·IDEAL FOit WASHING CARS I! . i ' ' •·' '\ Soap ' ·' ·~ .• ,. , ' ' ' -~ ' i . IAI*'lt w., liMIT 4 .. 5c CANDy 24c VALUE - GE . . ~ IUTLAND,O, .• ' Modern Drugstore Fir cry:From Past 75c Value- WERNm Dental 'Powder ' or Chewing Gum LIGHT BULBS c 10 For Only the finest pharmaceutical ingredients are used now. A far cry from ~nturies past:> Visit your pharmacy today. I lrlrig Ali Your l'l'lctt · l . 60·75-100 WAn I For Prompt, Accurate .~~~~lng By Our ...,.1 ater.lllh•rmiiCIIfl Alwayw At Low ' , 4.81)-' '' ' Prescrijltlo~• To U1 . Rut.land ·Fu.rnit.ure PHONE 742.4211 ,. IVORl: LIQUID 59e Value • -- $27-t.s . I \ .o..Lv UGHTERS- 3.50 · ,. ""' 1Oc OFF LABEL ~\1 '!!J \ ~~:; ALL THIS.~, WEEK AT RUTLAND FURNITURE .l ··WatcltEts After~Shave & Cologn91~35 SP~JMi,. OfFER Rinso SEA&SKI " .:"•.;_ ·"~· •I .I Wrisf CIGARS . 2·'' :x 7.25 rl' .t .. ··' _ ,.:........t ); Sunshine Bathroom TISSUES REGULAR 89c' SUNTAN LOTION ' 5.95 ! As ACash Discount On ' • '• to ; SAVERS REGULAR 98c VALUE FAMOUS I ·Pocket Watches 3.25 Fllh.ros DaY Sun• .lune 11 ·LEDLIE SISTE.RS ST.lLE SHOP '- Yes, WeH1ve ' "'fli.• ,• <!f_, ·- - 8.95 to 16~95 NOW ALL HATS, ! PRICE DELUX 1HOCKEY 7.50 . i·. iI - -- ' REVIVAL ANNOUSI:ED Rev. Angel, pastor of the 0\d Dexter Congregational Christian ehurch is announcing a revival starting June 12. Service3 will start' at 8 each evening. Every· 1 I one is welcome. BUY IT NOW- TAKE IT AWAY i I DRESSES CITY CARD SHOP_ : Hanna. Giant.Sa,.vings on all the Stock On Hand ::·:~ ro \ '. I I :f':w~::':l Well~. \~;:;;,;:~.;,;.;~~;_;;;;;;;~~~~~i;ii&l~;;;;fl ----.,.------- A wide variety of Informal elasses sucil as foods, archery, nature trails, crafts and recJ·e-11 ational events will be available. John Straub will be the older camp director and will be in charge of cllarting. Lucy Fife and Tom Taylor will be t h e twc state workers. The camp for younger 4-H members will he held the week of June 19 through the 23 with Dick Hartley, director assisted by Virginia Hogsett and Guy W) ·~'' record in the Assocla- ~ft~ . M•·li""'----~=========--===--========~ ' BO~ HONORED J •J•.tt 1 ,tH C f amp Oldef MembefS 0pens Jone 12 BIG CLOSEOUT .' ~shtun: Ronal llarl Wamsley, ~'=:~a~t; VaH:s~:cha~or::.:::: Ga~ F~tr~s errthing. ,, . 6oz.69 ")~ . -~ ~lied: BRUSHES ' I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • ~. \It,. Homer Martin, spoke of another recent TV pre- West ColumbiaL@n<1lnll' : ll•WiQ',I '• . '· Craig, Grimm' · ! The taqglrine .Ia ' ea., sidere•l an ora·nge Hut IS, prop' erly speaking, a mandarin ratbj er than an orange. STOP THAT ITCHI Duro Art Supply Center · No;ma Goodwin Florist 5:00 to 7:00 , ~lulalt Valley ·llolpllal d lion!, - OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . lnl•~lhlllf 100}!, 1\.1!111offt<el"l, annosed t bIt ll!rs. a!ld Miller; 'Mri.FPWI'IIi lh• current 5llaa Sml111, ' l!lller driv~r-l.,;a I Your Full Service Bank Is.,. ; Ui I I ' vice president: Mrs. Elza sentation which was ballet dePt. sect"etary and Mrs. Tom picting the life of , Pleasant: Ma~ c!'uc~:· ;:· Wallers, treasurer would serve daughter os found ia · Old Pleasant Davl nno y, . · for another year. Testament: Book df . ·. PT. PLEASANT - The Sher· one oecurred at n·30 am and Miss·Smith read a church bul·l Mrs. gave the Pleasant ; Mrs. Erich Boe8 Iff's department two 'cars. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Filth PT. PLEASANT - The Ser· "The CUrate" writttn by \openmg c osmg prayer. West Columbis. IN JUST 15 MINUTES lwo .mlsbaps W~eaday result- Mrs. T. c. caudil, Henderson, Annual 4th of July Horse Show vice Guild. of Chr~l Episcopal tbe late Rev. Frank T. Cady, . Present for the luneheou mee~ Dlscbarged: Jpnas Long, Gal· I!~~::~~~~';[~ \!lg m personal InJury to one·\had parked her vehicle In front wtll be Sponsored tills year by Church held their final meettng Apnl 'Jtl, 00 telling Slime mg were Miss Sm1th, Mrs. MU· iipolis Ferry: Garland Oldaker,li OIW •iiill person and $1,000 property da· of tho Hendw'son postomce and the Point Pleasant !11gb School of the season Wednesday, 1 expenences Rev. 'ler, Mrs. Fa~,es, Mrs. Harold Pl. Pleasant; Molly Patteraon, ,··.,·-.·~-·~· :A;;;.;;,,~:,~ 1 mage. left the motor running while Interact Club and the Harmon m.. in the parish bouse. Cad1 had when he first came to Somerville, Mrs. W. S. Hyre, . Mrs /o!BX '"""" • The first accident, an unusual she was 1n the post office, the Park Stables. Tbe shOw will be Hostesaes for the luncheon Pdlnt many years ago. Mrs. Tom Wallers, Mrs. S. C. ; Mrs. 'L:;wrenllll car apparenUy kicked in · gear; staged at Harmon Field track were Mrs. J. J. Lovell, Mrs. Ed· Mrs. Milton L. M1ller present- W1lhelm, Mrs. W'Ubam went across the road and struck beginning at 2 p.m. July !. lth Simkins and Mrs. the program for the afler· Mrs. Wadear Thabet, Mrs. D. • oarked vehicle owned by Ht> . · cl ha b ·Kryder. The luncheon 'tables noon giving a review of a re- N. Connors, Mrs. F. W. lngra· ward E. Patterson and went on Stxteen asses ve een se1 were decorated with lovely ar- cent TV show entiUed "Mary, ham, Mrs. Doddee Foran. and 1and struck the porch of the Pat· up •:r f~s;f $!.50 lex- rangements of pink roses. Martha and Lazarus" which ,hostesses M~. Lovell, Mrs. terson home. Property damage eehpthor. t b ~ • trypofny •Tass Misa Juliet Smitb, president, an Inspiring. Biblical story Simkins and Mrs. Kryder. 1 1 w tc Wl e ., en ee. ro'ded d . the h rt bu l 1Ji'lN!lJ(YJEI/e2 was estimated at~. phies and ribbons will be pre- pre" . urmTheg ..:.:.... s . for)II The second miShap octurred ted nesa sess!Qn. p••,...... new at 1 p.m. on Rt. 62 at the inter· sen · silverware for the parish kitOccasions section of Rt. 62 and Camp Con· Admission to the grounds wlll chen was discussed and It ·was ' TWO RACKS OF ley road. b• $1. Children under 12 will be reported a pattern had b e e Gift of Beauty, According to the statement admitted free If aooompanled selected and will he CANVAS given olflcers, a truck driven by by an adult. · for the Home . . All Typw William McConlbay, 25, Pt. Ringmaster will be Arnett Cookout-Picnie u BOARD eRed Sable !Pleasant Rt. I, came out of the Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Charlie Held at Dow Lake Reductions from stock in spring and ! Camp Conley road onto Rt. 621 Williams of Letart Is the an-I .. 1 Whltellrlstl._~--. summer styles. Regular a~d half sizes. !and the motor stalled. Mrs. nouncer and judge wlll .be La· MmiSten. and their . Poiotttl calor, t..r your Pol.»• ~-- - ---------:Maude V. Mallette, 65. 21st St.. verne Winland of Rinnard Mills, of the Marietta-Belpre Otslrlct Priced to clear. PALETTE KNIFE LINSEED : P\. Pleasant, was travelmg Ohio Evangelical United Br.thren OIL :norti1 on Ill. 62 and collided with A, ·po y 1.11 be gl to\ Church enjoyed a cook.oul pic· Reg. 12.95 to 24.95 · . Mr n w ven away . & CHARCOAL 1 lhe stal 1ed veh1cle. s. Ma · some lucky persons attending\ DIC at Dow Lake, June 6. lette was taken to Pleasant Val- the show. Refreshments will be . En)oymg hotdogs and ham- - - -· ~~~ ~ --- ... ley Hospttal for observation, sold by the Interact Club on th burgers were Rev. and Mrs. Bo•i••lhe Fin••! Oil P•int• • William Airson and Duro makes an outstanding array of ,treated and released. McConi· grounds ' hay was cited for failure to ' · Jacksonville; Rev. and Mr Quality TEMPERA PAINTS-Also · v1eld rig\lt-of-way. Property Gerald Lewis and family, Alnen Available At Your Duro Art Suply center . damage WBB estimated at $600. 1 'jOf Rev. and Mrs. William Alve~ Next To Elberfelds · i and family, Marietta; Rev. On Second St. Cali money is money lent "on 1 Mrs. Jack Young of Tuppers , call," which means it must be , Plains; Rev. and Mrs. Clyde .~ Ph. 992-2933 , paid on demand. Wnton. Pomeroy; Rev. a n 501 MAIN ST. PT. JIC~AIANT, W.VA. Argentina, Brazil Mrs. W. A. Frost, S.lprr. 'We l'elegraph Flowers Courl St. (Formerly are known as the Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Sclll!rS, I Anywhere. Anytime" Stales. Radne. .. PT. PLEASANT - 'M!e \ 1son County Older 4-H Camp 1 will be held at Southside, W. 1Va., camp grounds June 12 Ingels Carpet House 1through the 16tlt This year's camp theme is "A Time for Ev· Moving to New Location! Wit ·SIZE 7-13 C'" LA" HAMS ~~\ 3·9~ , WITH CUSHION IN-S!)!.& AND ARCH POMEROY v ..... Ple~sant Booster Oxford bllld. . lnv~lgated lnv~lved LElSURE Pll~SfRS 'S . ~ally Sentinel, Pomer~y-Mlddleport, 0., June 8, 1967-S Holiday Show·..•. Fm'al Me..t1tur -e .Driver·Iess Autos C0llide sponsot:ed by Of Season I's .£p . Off'" .In Front 0 ost ICe Interact Ouh Held by Guild • PRESCRIPTIONS . .ARE . ' PA~kiNG. 1fi1 . .I �. .. . } . '" ~ . .. . . . - . ...... . . .. . ,. -~ • • • ~ . . .. . .. . . . t-' 1 ' . ' ' ' .. ' r . ties,. " , .• .1~: • &,.:;,J)~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June .B;:'J:91l7 •. Cloo Nll'l!lllnd was a GOP · ...,.,.. . • . .. ,,... . , ,, Heaven , a~ lulll;h: e>< • Vet p gfft: quaUty. ·· · · mini • him I iOoil tml bilfbea Dick Nixon,•former Cong. Clare Very chotsey E. 57th St. co- above her pretty knees .....Ailther Bobby V'mton ... Not unusu- . Boothe Luce at adjoining tables op apartment house retuaed Orie or of the .novel on irbteti£Jua! for him to hoist the ta\ls of 'l'hat · fine actor Claude of the world'a '1~81 women lle~s movie "Pttulla" ts 1'at '15 people - at one Copa ahow ~ains' !lrst movlo tell! I or as a tenant; also, anooted N.Y.'a. ed, one, Jolin .Haase, whines he . . . Showfolk claim 15 per cent f1lms un~l he was past 43 . . . best • known balr <~rosser .·.: wu batred !rom .~ fUm .. set of their original value as tax He had a full Ill~ before he died "I don'lllke It be conspicuous," . :.. And •anyw~, "Th~ IDO~Ie'~ · deduction when they give their at 77 (wed slx Urnes) and stage Julie Christie assured an.lnter- no!~inl· Uke my or~lnil .nov· old clothes to charity . . . F or- and screen wW mlll , hlo finest viewer, as she !toad there In a, el. . , . ·1 --.........-.-~ ---------- " mer Cong. Hamilton Floh and longtime gal pal Marie Black· ton finally set the date: Juoe 17 .·. Novelist ("Flower Drum I .. Song") C. Y. Lee's next llctio~ wlll be about the Chine~ dur~ i lng the Gold Rush As May· I or of Miami Beach, Elliott 1 Roo.•t>Velt had his pay upped I from $3.000 to $10.000; th&t's just half hls pay when as a young sprig he worked as a W•oming rodeo rider. ' . ' Surveys for everythmg : some I 57.300,000 ilmeflcans dme out every, w~ek .... The., Comm1e Worlds . EmilY Post, Prague I WH\ NOT BUY NOW psychiatriSt M!lena MaJorova, inner to Behave" book advises "How Iron Curtain readers ,Pai\1 Sen~~ Pimleroy-Midtlleport, o.., June 8, 1967~'7' . Cora 81¥111 , le Four Atten~ --:•::r "• · ' I , . Jr. Leadership Is Elected / Meetulg of • · ' Group Meet s Councr'lor Church $ocrety The . 0 nWednesday councilor Cora Beegle was eleeted as SYRACUSE of nleodorus . Coun· ary Society of the First .(Voice of Bro"dway . .....,.....11\MtlilurJumb~ - lftter to each oquare, to '''fOrm four orclinarr wotdL NEW YORK Sutton 1/laee. area a problem: "good" phtay $10 bllls are being deposited after being -paS!led In nearby djscotheks, dellya and srooeries . "Moose" Charlip and bJa pm:t. ner who wrote the David Suy, kind - produced "Kelly," wblcb ran one Bdwy. performance, wo killed bf 'crJUcs and pub- " lHIU'RS '. I rJ '·1W!'TABE1 I ~ .ft.. ~ !I! I I- '1/f.!AT~ NeeP WH!!N 'lOUR 15L.IP IS SHOWIN.S. Noworranplheclrcledletters jta~~>n~~~t..-)lo 11118Wtr, u . ~ au,...&W bJihloliovecartoon. L::::::=::~~~:;:;::~::::..;• :f r. f ... j Prinl ~. SllHPRISE ANSWER""' ,,.:.,.,IJ.,""OXIDI IAN rI I I I I ] ,~ (Aaowen ,.... AORTA CONVOY ncooN - " Wloo,.!Mflo/o · - , ,...,..u•.....,Jio"- "' •• ...-.-oN VAWION ;-::;::::::::::..:.::..:.;;.:::::::::::::::::::::1 t Af£red The Grange observed "Rural and ~ucers and lost $650,· 000 (a record) tell us "Kelly" since dropped $38.000 m or e: Moose aaid he and bls c..,.eator won a $38,000 suit based on their l"riters' contrad; , "And the show opened with only eight of four Unes In lt." . ... The Met Opera's Robert MorrW enjoyed a belated Utile • boy ll!rlll: at Yankee Stadium for the Mem· ori8l Day double-i!Mller. Bob caught a Dy ball - on blo !Sib wedding anniversary. at that Bo~ joins Jack Paar t h I s week - htts age so. The Copa's biggest spender In years: movie InveRtor Allen Klein wht also manages sfng. Lite Sunday" at the Or a nge Christian Chtlrch last Sunday Worjhlp services were with the sermon being deliverat 10., 45 . wlth tile Rev. ed by the Rev. James <.;asl:o, Bibleo were presented berry. two 1967 high scboof Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson from .'the church observed their 50th wedding Henderson and David Wll· anniversary at their home here llia: I" ms. wl?' FURNITURE. Cl ALL FURNitURE GOING AT LARGE DISCOUNT-HighT rade-ln Allowc;~r~ce Why ·pay More? last Sunda! open bouse Saturday dltlller guests of Mr. who "overeat" not to "open the from 2 until.-1 clock. and Mrs, Wilber Parker were top buttons of your trousers and Many relatives and friends brother and family, Mr. and women should not unzip their greeted the couple during the Mrs. Edson Parker and Janet dresses." ... Just suffer, fat· afternoon and .were served of LaTuna, Texas. freshments of lee cream. cake, Mrs. Osle Henderson •. is a The Almanac coffee and punch. medica\ patient In the Veterans By United Press !Diernot\onol I;: Y10U1'1l ASKED FOR IT' ·Th nk8 f b 1n I'd VISE A variety.#. beautiful and Memorial Hospital. Today is Thursday, June 8. · . _, a °r. e MgRSa '"a';, · useful gifts were opened by the Mr. and Mrs. Dotson of Parkt.he !59th da• of 1967 with 206 to Th IS ..,.umn 1s 1or young spnng00aru.. . .u . couple Greetings were also reJ - people, . their problems and . ersburg spent the weekend with follow. c~ pIeasures, their trou bles a n d Dear Mr . G.•. celved tend by some unable to at- their son'in-law and daughter' The moon Is new. .: fun. As with the rest of Helen Thank you for Y'JY' fine r~> M~ and Mrs Jobs Stolar Mr. 1and Mrs. Leonard Amos The morning star Is Saturn. : Help Us!, It ~welcomeo la·.ghs marks. Nobody appreciates famil. of Lor~ln 8 nt amdy. The evening stars are Mereu· .· but won't dodge a serious q•es- compliment more th .• n Y pe r. and Mrs. Clarence Ather. ry, Mars, Venus and Jupiter. 1 ~ ijon with a brush-off. "springboard," - who is end w(IJ> her uncle ton and family of Col u m bus Born on this day in 1889 was ' f.' Send, Jo!li, = e qu"§)ions often jumped on. -H. Mr. and, Mrs. Charles D. spent the weekend wilh hi s Americ•n architect Frank Uoyd ' to Yd!ml F\l&o IT, NOTE TO READERS: and ot~er relatlveo at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright. ~ port on Sunday, - ' - - - -- -- - ~ care ol mlorMie/lp· USt, thiS forget, kldtl, lfiyou re lh . h Lo · 1 te 1 · an so rail}' ,· newspa~ . ed m . .s. clob and d '~~' orne -'""a . • h Mr. and Mrs. Rabe of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willi· .~ MORE : ·-. ~~ send your VOTE to me on ai.J.ev:::1-Mr ~llr ave been visiting Mr. and Mrs, ams, Frost. visited at the horne ;!Dear RoadW~• columa posl•~ard. care of this h · ol' th Irs. h 'P Taylor and John. of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wllliams, ~ of COilltDOall 'ijalli" "allolldy· er. ave s . e orne at Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz Sunday. '· Ing." -H. i' pers Plama and moved Into and Terry spent Sunday with • Dear Helen: · old John Halsey home on Rl · and relatives in Hun!· Horace Kibble. BtU Congrove · Dear Helen: After reading about the Blll, out Alfred way. W. Va. and daughter, Pamela, · altend· Hooray !! It's about lime who, wanted to return to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lola Derrallerry and ed the wedding ol Hobert Con-. so;,ebody took a stand on "good old days my mother and Sue Ann of Athena son, Laddie Knight, of Akron arove at Wellston, Saturday. ' "Siamp Out Steadying." .1 ·a- about," I told our . Clara Follrnd and Nina have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Henderson spent a >• gree it's gotten out of 'hand. pbout those Ston~>age h 1 son, Sunday. Other boUday Vere Swartz and olher rela- few day• In Portland at th'e ' It's so bad at IllY schqol th;lt school dances where a g1rl itors at the home were Mr. and in the vicinity. horne of her grandparents; Mr. 1 have to hire a private eye to she was a failure 11 she 1 Mrs. Robert Robinson and Tho Allred Melbodlilt. church and Mrs. Ralph Henderson. lind oul whether or not 1 can dance-with at least len ily of Belpre, Errol! Folirnd serve lunch at the Rlgnal Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley ask a gtrl out. Absolutely rldlc. ent fellows . Then I Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips salt on Dutch . I\tdge were weekend guests of Mr. ulous rin ovailable for vice. the ''dance cards" we filled Swartz of Shade, and Mr. on Saturday, June 10, 'tieg;.n- and Mrs. L. G. Westfall of president if vou need one lor at the first of the evening Mrs. Clair Follrod, Stevie nlng at 10:30 a. m. Spencer, W. Va. , the • SOS duti.--Dl\VE we'd KNOW there'd be no IO!'aJ,..Oo R. E. Wllllamo is a patient " , peats and we'd be out there Mrs. lvr. tlndling and at Camden • Clark Hospital at 1 1 " Dear Helen: the noor each time the ol Columbus spent the Parkersburg, w. Va. Your timely Item on .S.O.S. changed. Our daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Ruas•D hit !Ins family w1th a POW. ed, 'Ho~ ~ualnt.' But I llng and other relatives' ~ ~cent!J~ 1.,_ ,year. old- an !"v'o~ pam·, in her eye. Gull!'ll of Mr; and Mrs. Bln'tl · daugh~r. hili YOIIIII fri•uds. 0111 tee...!p really Guthrie 1\lrougb the --------" my · husb@~ · he~a atbraa- dart,Qe where '!hey either Day -kend were Mr. ... ,., · th M Sed O'B · d By Mra. Lyle Baldenon : hour d""""" 0 a o" I • with their steadies all 'S . r1en an h h M'ld Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith 1 ~d StOl'J, of Oolun1hu,1.1 were ,, "st~;; ..,.~ ~ IC m&y or slt out iiiQ talk to them? weekend •1JeSis of Mr. be some <ott' of a rerord for · Mr. ann Mrs. Del~rt Yost • family of Sugar drove. and Mrs. Richard Smith and , tee ns and 8 rouple of . p:JMII> PREHJSTOI\IC PARENT • The gi[l8 were , heartsi ck a- Dear ~t : Mr. and Mrs. . Cbv. O'llrien I daughter, Alrron. ; bol!l the steady problem .. Their Man)f ,tell me this ts and Kevin of <lolumbus Visitors at the Hetzer-Blse :sentiments echoed those of the ed. Souliils ternbly dull, her father, Garner Griffin. home were Arthur Heiney and kletl(r you published. They'd all it? t'l· er the weekend and attended Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer ol. '' lovt to date "many" of the . , celebratioh for her uncle and Washington, W. Va. Q~i .. guys (I believe thet coli Dear Helen: aunt Mr. and Mrs. Lee H;,;d~J -;::-.;:::;;;;;r=:::::=--.-:-:-~hem mff.' roo!. 'swingorsJ. but I wmpletely~gree wltb. S.D. erson. .· jwh~n our ilM.9,ter sw:•d to do S. I;ln ij)teres£¥ in ai>:u! eigbt Several aiumal from here . "tbis 111 ,fll~" ,ilnd i.lJI"tr. sne boyll1 Well, ~~~ becuuse 1 tended the banquet at lbe old tlf hid...\',reJ)iitatlod tho~t one was . nice, II got Tappers Piains H.S. building 011 ~f teln~ ~~e.'' •·• _ ar~ I liked hun and I d . Monday evening. Oilier ban-Ypu kl¥1!'· .• ,lh• y/awgsters otl~s. bugged . of!. ;Next quets attended were 0• oolvill&J eel, fed (jjp te Jhere ~ the SBf118 thmg. FlllBl!Y. I and Chester on Salordey • te@dy Slt~on.)ut doit't have I'd.· ~ up .boys ~nlirely, nlng. . . uill the · ~o\n-age to brell It of course, thiS dido t ~rk. Mr. and Mts. Cbas. I) WO<lde! · lo~. w.e.:re ell so glad Y?¥ th. tidt .~ saymg l m . sc•t· attended Memorial y he...,'lf.ven thenr~JI>e lm. teibrllli!Od because I cao l d.. Ices at Chester Cemetery ptua, let 1!:\!lY . th~y don't know Cide wblilll boy 1 want. Tuesday afternoon and on r,hat th#rrlj; ~sing •'hen lh•• right, about the last. AI my , , way home visited Mr. and Mrs. ,don't :•play the Held ; · ·" Or I doni want lllol ONE bo~. •1 s C. E. Woodt at Tuppers Plains. )low mu(h wisdom they ~ gam. I?" big afl..chaUenge to m1s,. g•l· Mr. Woode was re\eaoed ~g. ~· that they can eventual· ling to II" fnends Wlth many Veterans Memorial Hospital ly choose MR. RIGIIT. -MRS. f~wa. -FOLLOWER OF S.O. M d S on ay. . C.rollno Lumbor & SuPPfJ ' PHONI67S.1160 B. G. . . · Sunday Sc1looJ atlendaJice on Pleasant W. Va. p s. your coluDUI 11 a major June t was 110. oifermg· was reason my daughter aod ~· r It i• estimalftl that about 400,· ~~~~~~-~~=~""'""'""'""""""""'""'""'""'friends discuss . - of their 000 new settlers cross CallforD. so openl1 'with us. ia's borders each year. HELEN HELP US! ° ---by Helen Bottel---·1 ::J ..,..o ·. . ' . SALE . , - --- ---- - -----CLOSE OUT s. ~5S 95 SALE ALL SIZES REGULAR RECAPS-FULLY OR GUA~ANTEED MUD & SNOW Plus Fed. Ex , Tax and Old Tire 15 in. Foci, Exc. Tax tnd Old Tio Narrow Whitt Wall1 $1.00 Moro DUNLOP GOLD SEAL "1. , tn, LOW PROFILE $19·09 $19·99 $21·34 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall 825x14 White Wall LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS ' 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAILABLE PROFFITTS --- - · --RACINE WHOLESALE SERVIC'ESTATION! a _ .... _ _ _ I IIACINL 0. ~·; Laura Mae $J.95 1 Saturday · MIDDLEPORT Police Dept. will hold an outside dance for area -.ag.,. at the Mlddl.. port Community Park this cornIng Salw'day night. The J avo wlU emcet the dance from 8:30 to II: 10 p. 111. 'l'lle publlc llwel· COUll, · JADE EAST EXCEDRIN $5,95 RSERVICE VA • GILLETTE week --- $ Reg. DISCOUNTED AND DELIVERED 7 DAYS A W.EEK 50 0 . ' 79c Value VITA LIS USTERINE I FAMILY. SIZE Toilet 'Tis'sue c Partl e~tra If ntodad Molt Amtflcan Cm Large Sizt $1.39 VALUE ~ NO .MONEY DOWN Rola:er Rotplt.l - VIsiting boun 2-1 and 7-i p. m. ~arents only 011 Pedlatrles Ward. Admlla'Mrs. Delmar L. Bloomer, Rt. 1. Galllpolll; Mrl. Douglas R. Ramey, Rt. I Crown City; Mrs. Ellen L. Moss, Patriot Star Rt.; Mu;hael A. Preston, Cheshire: Mrs. Lewis E. Hanry, Ga!Upolls ferry,,lj': Va.; Reymond H. Rlf· ,1e, Hartford; D111111 E. Lod· o'iCk, Rt. 3 Polllt''OY : Mrr. l(atie A. Estep, Mlddleporl: l'alvln B. Slmpoon, Pomeroy: Kenneth 1,.. Lonptreth, Rt. I Lan1•vlll•; Mro. Gary L. Cl~> ,,,ons, Rt. I Creola; Jill Ann iVIIIIBms, Jackson; Richard ~l 10rtridge , Ashland, Ky.; Dorsa W. Fult., Flatwoodl, Ky.; Mrt.' Junior C. Adkins, Rt. .I Oak IIJU; Paul M. Gehrinl, WellJioQ; , l(rJ. DaVId L. Cilne, CltaUDOOYI ~ C. Radcllff,.J . Wellston; ~. l'llttr E. Bosley, Rt. I RavanllJood. ALSO l)lscounttd Take months to payl "fATHERS" DAY SPECIAl a Dell..rtd . AMITY BIG SELECTION Billfolds, firt$tont ~Motor FOR BATTERIES wlth 24-Month Guerorwn•ttllaoea *995= BLA~K & Othl!r Shifts '~- $291 " $19~ .·~o: ~ ~ ... ·~ ... . --· a cl- - no delrostiw,J ovtrl •lot 161 llo. llreeatl' - . :· wllh owiftt...t Wet a ...,,.. P'wor Savor - S.v11 ol..trlcily to !IMI.wtalhorl '-.... ' • ,..,., ..1111 Cold -a.m. 1ooc1s 1~~~w,...., bottw, .. ... oold io 'loto tiftiJ. : • ' '• t~at.ot otW \ .. I ' \• hi PAIIIT WALII •••11e 1• 011 IOWII II MIDDLEPORT, 0. Valley Lumber Supply Co. 923 S. 3rd Aft. Middleport, 0. ·FOREMAN ·&. ABIOn \ MIQJ)LEPORT, OHIO •. t.' ' ' ' ' ' B WHITE FATHERS · ·139&~1"... DAY- 620 OR 127 Gift Boxed 1 SPECIAL Man PRICE QT. . Copport: Lotion ' $tAO $1.2" Vol •. SAVE-SAVE! '. ' Gieem ME.b. ~IZE ·----~ ', Mil. ort K. Rlehaid W. · · . Clap, Mn. · Jolut I. FILM i Mt'l. Elmer R. Handley, Ill. 2 Pliny, W. · Va., son, 2:15 piJ11. WeGnteday; • Mr. Jolin )!:: . Blake, at, 2 Pome!VY, lORi ll:te p. m. ·'. a ,._ lfefreat.lat over - Phlloo "• m.t ayslt10 ._.,.. r.- oncl rtlrigoretor HC!Ioo1 clu• oM $1.00 VALUE 'l only Hospital News ROLL-ON DEODORANT c All workaone by expert mechanics using the most modern precision equipment This ban. ;, FRONT E -D ALIGN ENT Tuesday , .! Extra Large Si l ~ ·I• · Foamy Drive In today for precision DEACONS and de.c.•nesses of the Middleport First Uniled rrosb)1erlan Church will meet 81 f:31 11ondl7 alihl at t h • Cb·.:n b. SUPERMARKETER IIPII.IIAfOI·PIEIZEI . AFTER SHAVE From $2.50 to $3.50 "New Coral $,.stHo $3.50 ,... lllt1lia LINED 100,. DACRON - . ENGLISH LEATHER I Monday 1 scs Of Meet ' d·ay 0 n Th urs ° 'l1ti1S'l'EES of the Middleport firil Un !ted Presbyte,·ian Church wllf meet at 1:30 Mon· dar Jlilbt at tho church. By ~ r~P.Drt I *"' Paint tJu walls and woodwork tJu sat1U subtu eo/m! Jlartt~wn Houu Ei~M ii1bers II •· ·k se . ~unday ANNUAL CHESTER Town· slilp ilulday School convention Sunday, June 11, at lilt Mt. Her!DM Qurroh. Sunda7 Scliool Is at It 1.111., lieDet ...,.. Ill 11 :SO a.m., afternOO!I M 1 p.m., with R... LM'er Fmn• as guest speaker. Punt;c II Ia· vlted. , Dr; 1114 · Netllhb«tyServlee. Albu<Juer· ' que. N M. IOI' tile buyo ... .1,1' ' EVe n.t5 • •;••met' UJTLE WARDROBE )NONDW .,•••• PL.US TOX I Society Notes ' PL.US TAX AND .OLD TIRE Reedsville . ' PLUS TAX Sur,. Ltyen. l!tt grnap and Jllrl, OtaJI!Ditl ' gave Of the Offi<>\fl' .. . '· . . 1'. I Trsinlna' Day ~ld at GaJIII)Il!l• · SII.(Iwerll&iv~n :'1 May 28. The~ rneetinc will <I and mittens recentlv sent oy be at the annex July 6 at 1:30 A su~ee 117!\~~ft~ h • < heid for ..... ~· , ..... , 1 t • group. p. m. Tuesda)' illiJll when tlle"t.f'e p The Bible study from the •· 1'0PS Wei8hl N!Jtchefs lllet',at book "Joy for the AnXIOUS\ The ~omen's Sor.lety of th Meigs Count,: ~Ill:)!:; Daughters of Amenca. at Pr08bytefnathneChurch metF~day Age,:' a study guide on Philllp· Christian Service o1 the Metht-t DINNER GUES:rs ~elr..hmenl,j were tJerved, M I C 1 Ju n lor cil, The e gs oun Y . a meeting held at the IOOF annex 0 .church, " • od18t Chilrch at Reedsville rn d Leadership Club met m the Co- hall June 2. plans. and the topic, "Thre• sd th ch ch Dinner guesls at the borne of Attending wer~ Clara .A amw. 1 1 1 lumbua and Southern ElectriC Other olf'icers elected w e r e The meeting was Threats to Unlly," was read Thur •Y1ha teroont be• ur Mrs Marie Lawrence, Port- .Betty Clark, Kate OtrfiiiiD, . nd d' d II b . I k annex w t e!gh mem rs pres. .I D I J 1.) bo l)br<t . f:d. Company meeting room In Mid- Loll' Cohen asSDCiate coun- . by the Vice President, a lscusse , a mem etS a . ent Mrs !!'stella McGill was land, on Memor~a ' ay were ean a , rm~ . . . • I Lo~-------lld:lepo·rt at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- cilo:~ Norma, Chapman, vIce Pickens. and opened with the mg part. . The next '" '""~g weicomed back after a seven Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson, !Jth Gardner' Marm! Houdashe !, evening. . • counc'!lor ·, w·,nona Cook, asso· eading "Pu~ose of United will he Fr~day. July 7, at 1301 h t . G •. Long Bottom · Mr. Harley Key·•\Marte• Howell, Coello Hudson Tb"-day ~· ~ ed M r '" mon t s say I n eor.la . . M d Mi s H I S ""•rtho o.arls THE TRI.OOUNTY Citizens me group hsten to ~s. ciate vice councilor; Nettie · Presbyterian Women." in P~ m. T.h g a'm topic uFaith" se, Pataskala ; r. an r · e ene pPar!l. ~ .,. t"J. .t" ' lland Radio Club will meet Efaw, Home EconomiSt Hayes, · recording secretary; son from Dial. For Puring the social hour deiic· was epr::n;ed by Mr~. Maxine '!lenry Autherion. Newark : Mj·i Margaret E. Lew!Mit~:l!l"a~~ Thursday night 7:30 p.m. at lm the Columbus and Southern IMabel Bearhs, associate re- Mrs. Pickens read the 6th ious refreshments were s. ,v- Ch&tJ\Ilan. As a part of her pro· Simon Powell, Racine; M r . Intyre, Cecrll~ , lle rt ' An.vets Lodge hall, Pomeroy. Obhlo Edlectr~c Co., whodtahlked lcording secretary; Elizabeth followed by prayer. ed by the hostess. Miss Fra•IKte gram. she used a reading tilled Joe l.ndrews and children,I Needs.~e~ ~arner, ,..:. 8 AI ' members urged to attend. a out emonstrataons an ~ ow- Campbell, financial secretary; "oil call wa9 ·answered by , to Mrs. · PiCkens, Ml's. "The Profits of Faith," from· Ne~ark ; Mrs. Elva Dalley· Flfe, arl yn L:ght refreshments wUI be ser· ed how to presenl a iemon. Ethel Smith, a"ociate financial four members with a scflpture McBride, and ' Mrs. May me the Sunday Digest. Portland, and · Mr .. and Mrs. bar a McGovern was 1 ved. Slle gave a demonstra-, secretary · Della Stahl, conduct· verse. Reports were read and Holmes. Mrs. Nora Rice, preside•! of James Papa, Middleport. as a new memibeiiriofjii PAST COUNCILORS of Theohereself on preparation or: Doris' Darht, warden: Dean approv!!d and the collectlon dorus Couneti, Daughters of A· ~bracadab~a green beans. Mi.lg· Bamitz inside sentinel; Marie $5.15 was recei\.:ed. A balance ' " m-.lca, will meet Thursday lCpotlon pill, and toasted Angel Hauck, outside sentinel ; Mrs. of $149.53 was reported In the mght at the hmme of Mrs. Ma- 81 ""·. Hautk, 18 month trustee; Mrs. treawry. ble Wolfe, 26ll W, Main St., William Henderson . Summer Stahl, representative to state A "thank you" letter Pomeroy 4-H Assistant, was mtroduced . a d Edna Reibel alter· resd Mrs. Rachel · w·r1· Do · v· P · sesSion. " • 1 RUMMAGE SALE by !am wme, '" reS!· nate representative. ·' Auxlliary of Feeney • Bennelt of the club. . Leonora Swat.zel, associate Winner~ Announced · Post 128, American LegloR. Other busmes.' mcluded plans i councilor. presided at the meet· Irr Grange Conle!t Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Counsellors Camp, the ! ·H Iing which opened in rlluallstic It tbe Legion Hall, Fourth St. . congress: and glvmg as lorm. Reported ill were Carrie Mrs. Leo Story and Mrs. Cia· THE LAUREL CLIFF B•tter Sisl.ance at Big Bend Regalia. Meinhart, at home: Mary Nes- ra Paulson were winners in the Heallh Club wiU meet at the sehoad, a patient at Meigs contests judged Saturday nigh! 1 home of Mrs. James Gi 11ure TO ATIEND SCHOOL General Hospital, and Mrs. when Hemlock Grange 2049 met Thursday. Each member Is Irene Cooper, Racint" : Shal'· Cook, confined t(l Veterans at the hall. take an article on a disease on Calverl. Ra cine; .Janice Memorial Hospital after ~uf­ Mrs. Story was the winner In Ihe b1 ead baking ron1est, with beglnnlng with a B. Mrs. Lou Manuel. Syracuse: Joy T:.e1ss. lering a heart attack. Diehl wiU be the devotiunal Rt. l, Racine; Donna Theiss, A letter was rea d from Eliz- Mrs. Paulson taking fi1·st place leader, Racine. and Miss Connie Arnott, abeth Halberg, state councilor. in the night gown competition. Racine, have been accepted for eoncerning tifle state session to The bread was served following FRIDAY !he Valley Vista Cheerleader's Ib" held in Cleveland, Aug. 14- the judging. Readings from a I ICE CREAM Social at Mid· School at Bainbridge They will 16. 1918 Meigs County "Democrat" I dleporl Penteeostal C h u r c h. attend one nf rive 4·da y session.l The traveling prize donated were givtn during the lecture F•lday, June 9, at ! p.m. Pro· during July. by Mrs. Reih<>l was won by hour. The readings includt>d se· 11 ceeds for projectt Sheaves for vera\ lelters from M e i gs Mrs. Campbell. Christ." Ice cream 101d by th• Countians serving overseas. CIIURCHES MEET ~ ;•h and package. Customers HERE ON VISIT A special meeting of the to bring contalnero. Mrs. Diane (Betz ) Crall PLAN BRIDAL SHOWER Methodist churches of thf' POMEROY LITI'LE League Reedsville Charge was held at children, Tammy. Ken ton There will he a bridal show - ~ \ wiU apoasor an outolde teen the Tuppers Plains church Sal· Zenia, Benton Harbor, Mich., er for Marilyn Curtis, fiancee dance party thl& Friday night urday night with the super:n- came Saturday and s:ayed un· or A< Albert Pooler, Friday. under the alan at the Porn· tendent or the Portsmouth Dis- til Tuesday wi th her grand· June 9, al the home of Mrs. eroy tennls coUrt from 8:30 to trict, the Rev. Calvin Rodeh<f· mother, Mrl. B. A. Dodson John Pooler. Chester, 11:30 p. m. Tht Jays will em- fer, in charge. Chester. invited. Quantity _ from $1.50 to $3.50 cee. Rights Reserved ·'cOml n .,, I ~ • Qpen~to5 f • .. MonjhruThur. • ' I a t~ •·t~>~ &.to'Ss.t; .. \ Y '· ~ c' • '•' •. $\~oO VALUE :t•;"l ;. AL,4J)D!NS - . ·· ' tL :. ,. :· , '· ~··J.rro.os , 1 ' COMPLETE SUMMER FUN ~ag. 35c V1lue • �. .. . } . '" ~ . .. . . . - . ...... . . .. . ,. -~ • • • ~ . . .. . .. . . . t-' 1 ' . ' ' ' .. ' r . ties,. " , .• .1~: • &,.:;,J)~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June .B;:'J:91l7 •. Cloo Nll'l!lllnd was a GOP · ...,.,.. . • . .. ,,... . , ,, Heaven , a~ lulll;h: e>< • Vet p gfft: quaUty. ·· · · mini • him I iOoil tml bilfbea Dick Nixon,•former Cong. Clare Very chotsey E. 57th St. co- above her pretty knees .....Ailther Bobby V'mton ... Not unusu- . Boothe Luce at adjoining tables op apartment house retuaed Orie or of the .novel on irbteti£Jua! for him to hoist the ta\ls of 'l'hat · fine actor Claude of the world'a '1~81 women lle~s movie "Pttulla" ts 1'at '15 people - at one Copa ahow ~ains' !lrst movlo tell! I or as a tenant; also, anooted N.Y.'a. ed, one, Jolin .Haase, whines he . . . Showfolk claim 15 per cent f1lms un~l he was past 43 . . . best • known balr <~rosser .·.: wu batred !rom .~ fUm .. set of their original value as tax He had a full Ill~ before he died "I don'lllke It be conspicuous," . :.. And •anyw~, "Th~ IDO~Ie'~ · deduction when they give their at 77 (wed slx Urnes) and stage Julie Christie assured an.lnter- no!~inl· Uke my or~lnil .nov· old clothes to charity . . . F or- and screen wW mlll , hlo finest viewer, as she !toad there In a, el. . , . ·1 --.........-.-~ ---------- " mer Cong. Hamilton Floh and longtime gal pal Marie Black· ton finally set the date: Juoe 17 .·. Novelist ("Flower Drum I .. Song") C. Y. Lee's next llctio~ wlll be about the Chine~ dur~ i lng the Gold Rush As May· I or of Miami Beach, Elliott 1 Roo.•t>Velt had his pay upped I from $3.000 to $10.000; th&t's just half hls pay when as a young sprig he worked as a W•oming rodeo rider. ' . ' Surveys for everythmg : some I 57.300,000 ilmeflcans dme out every, w~ek .... The., Comm1e Worlds . EmilY Post, Prague I WH\ NOT BUY NOW psychiatriSt M!lena MaJorova, inner to Behave" book advises "How Iron Curtain readers ,Pai\1 Sen~~ Pimleroy-Midtlleport, o.., June 8, 1967~'7' . Cora 81¥111 , le Four Atten~ --:•::r "• · ' I , . Jr. Leadership Is Elected / Meetulg of • · ' Group Meet s Councr'lor Church $ocrety The . 0 nWednesday councilor Cora Beegle was eleeted as SYRACUSE of nleodorus . Coun· ary Society of the First .(Voice of Bro"dway . .....,.....11\MtlilurJumb~ - lftter to each oquare, to '''fOrm four orclinarr wotdL NEW YORK Sutton 1/laee. area a problem: "good" phtay $10 bllls are being deposited after being -paS!led In nearby djscotheks, dellya and srooeries . "Moose" Charlip and bJa pm:t. ner who wrote the David Suy, kind - produced "Kelly," wblcb ran one Bdwy. performance, wo killed bf 'crJUcs and pub- " lHIU'RS '. I rJ '·1W!'TABE1 I ~ .ft.. ~ !I! I I- '1/f.!AT~ NeeP WH!!N 'lOUR 15L.IP IS SHOWIN.S. Noworranplheclrcledletters jta~~>n~~~t..-)lo 11118Wtr, u . ~ au,...&W bJihloliovecartoon. L::::::=::~~~:;:;::~::::..;• :f r. f ... j Prinl ~. SllHPRISE ANSWER""' ,,.:.,.,IJ.,""OXIDI IAN rI I I I I ] ,~ (Aaowen ,.... AORTA CONVOY ncooN - " Wloo,.!Mflo/o · - , ,...,..u•.....,Jio"- "' •• ...-.-oN VAWION ;-::;::::::::::..:.::..:.;;.:::::::::::::::::::::1 t Af£red The Grange observed "Rural and ~ucers and lost $650,· 000 (a record) tell us "Kelly" since dropped $38.000 m or e: Moose aaid he and bls c..,.eator won a $38,000 suit based on their l"riters' contrad; , "And the show opened with only eight of four Unes In lt." . ... The Met Opera's Robert MorrW enjoyed a belated Utile • boy ll!rlll: at Yankee Stadium for the Mem· ori8l Day double-i!Mller. Bob caught a Dy ball - on blo !Sib wedding anniversary. at that Bo~ joins Jack Paar t h I s week - htts age so. The Copa's biggest spender In years: movie InveRtor Allen Klein wht also manages sfng. Lite Sunday" at the Or a nge Christian Chtlrch last Sunday Worjhlp services were with the sermon being deliverat 10., 45 . wlth tile Rev. ed by the Rev. James <.;asl:o, Bibleo were presented berry. two 1967 high scboof Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson from .'the church observed their 50th wedding Henderson and David Wll· anniversary at their home here llia: I" ms. wl?' FURNITURE. Cl ALL FURNitURE GOING AT LARGE DISCOUNT-HighT rade-ln Allowc;~r~ce Why ·pay More? last Sunda! open bouse Saturday dltlller guests of Mr. who "overeat" not to "open the from 2 until.-1 clock. and Mrs, Wilber Parker were top buttons of your trousers and Many relatives and friends brother and family, Mr. and women should not unzip their greeted the couple during the Mrs. Edson Parker and Janet dresses." ... Just suffer, fat· afternoon and .were served of LaTuna, Texas. freshments of lee cream. cake, Mrs. Osle Henderson •. is a The Almanac coffee and punch. medica\ patient In the Veterans By United Press !Diernot\onol I;: Y10U1'1l ASKED FOR IT' ·Th nk8 f b 1n I'd VISE A variety.#. beautiful and Memorial Hospital. Today is Thursday, June 8. · . _, a °r. e MgRSa '"a';, · useful gifts were opened by the Mr. and Mrs. Dotson of Parkt.he !59th da• of 1967 with 206 to Th IS ..,.umn 1s 1or young spnng00aru.. . .u . couple Greetings were also reJ - people, . their problems and . ersburg spent the weekend with follow. c~ pIeasures, their trou bles a n d Dear Mr . G.•. celved tend by some unable to at- their son'in-law and daughter' The moon Is new. .: fun. As with the rest of Helen Thank you for Y'JY' fine r~> M~ and Mrs Jobs Stolar Mr. 1and Mrs. Leonard Amos The morning star Is Saturn. : Help Us!, It ~welcomeo la·.ghs marks. Nobody appreciates famil. of Lor~ln 8 nt amdy. The evening stars are Mereu· .· but won't dodge a serious q•es- compliment more th .• n Y pe r. and Mrs. Clarence Ather. ry, Mars, Venus and Jupiter. 1 ~ ijon with a brush-off. "springboard," - who is end w(IJ> her uncle ton and family of Col u m bus Born on this day in 1889 was ' f.' Send, Jo!li, = e qu"§)ions often jumped on. -H. Mr. and, Mrs. Charles D. spent the weekend wilh hi s Americ•n architect Frank Uoyd ' to Yd!ml F\l&o IT, NOTE TO READERS: and ot~er relatlveo at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright. ~ port on Sunday, - ' - - - -- -- - ~ care ol mlorMie/lp· USt, thiS forget, kldtl, lfiyou re lh . h Lo · 1 te 1 · an so rail}' ,· newspa~ . ed m . .s. clob and d '~~' orne -'""a . • h Mr. and Mrs. Rabe of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willi· .~ MORE : ·-. ~~ send your VOTE to me on ai.J.ev:::1-Mr ~llr ave been visiting Mr. and Mrs, ams, Frost. visited at the horne ;!Dear RoadW~• columa posl•~ard. care of this h · ol' th Irs. h 'P Taylor and John. of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wllliams, ~ of COilltDOall 'ijalli" "allolldy· er. ave s . e orne at Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz Sunday. '· Ing." -H. i' pers Plama and moved Into and Terry spent Sunday with • Dear Helen: · old John Halsey home on Rl · and relatives in Hun!· Horace Kibble. BtU Congrove · Dear Helen: After reading about the Blll, out Alfred way. W. Va. and daughter, Pamela, · altend· Hooray !! It's about lime who, wanted to return to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lola Derrallerry and ed the wedding ol Hobert Con-. so;,ebody took a stand on "good old days my mother and Sue Ann of Athena son, Laddie Knight, of Akron arove at Wellston, Saturday. ' "Siamp Out Steadying." .1 ·a- about," I told our . Clara Follrnd and Nina have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Henderson spent a >• gree it's gotten out of 'hand. pbout those Ston~>age h 1 son, Sunday. Other boUday Vere Swartz and olher rela- few day• In Portland at th'e ' It's so bad at IllY schqol th;lt school dances where a g1rl itors at the home were Mr. and in the vicinity. horne of her grandparents; Mr. 1 have to hire a private eye to she was a failure 11 she 1 Mrs. Robert Robinson and Tho Allred Melbodlilt. church and Mrs. Ralph Henderson. lind oul whether or not 1 can dance-with at least len ily of Belpre, Errol! Folirnd serve lunch at the Rlgnal Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley ask a gtrl out. Absolutely rldlc. ent fellows . Then I Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips salt on Dutch . I\tdge were weekend guests of Mr. ulous rin ovailable for vice. the ''dance cards" we filled Swartz of Shade, and Mr. on Saturday, June 10, 'tieg;.n- and Mrs. L. G. Westfall of president if vou need one lor at the first of the evening Mrs. Clair Follrod, Stevie nlng at 10:30 a. m. Spencer, W. Va. , the • SOS duti.--Dl\VE we'd KNOW there'd be no IO!'aJ,..Oo R. E. Wllllamo is a patient " , peats and we'd be out there Mrs. lvr. tlndling and at Camden • Clark Hospital at 1 1 " Dear Helen: the noor each time the ol Columbus spent the Parkersburg, w. Va. Your timely Item on .S.O.S. changed. Our daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Ruas•D hit !Ins family w1th a POW. ed, 'Ho~ ~ualnt.' But I llng and other relatives' ~ ~cent!J~ 1.,_ ,year. old- an !"v'o~ pam·, in her eye. Gull!'ll of Mr; and Mrs. Bln'tl · daugh~r. hili YOIIIII fri•uds. 0111 tee...!p really Guthrie 1\lrougb the --------" my · husb@~ · he~a atbraa- dart,Qe where '!hey either Day -kend were Mr. ... ,., · th M Sed O'B · d By Mra. Lyle Baldenon : hour d""""" 0 a o" I • with their steadies all 'S . r1en an h h M'ld Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith 1 ~d StOl'J, of Oolun1hu,1.1 were ,, "st~;; ..,.~ ~ IC m&y or slt out iiiQ talk to them? weekend •1JeSis of Mr. be some <ott' of a rerord for · Mr. ann Mrs. Del~rt Yost • family of Sugar drove. and Mrs. Richard Smith and , tee ns and 8 rouple of . p:JMII> PREHJSTOI\IC PARENT • The gi[l8 were , heartsi ck a- Dear ~t : Mr. and Mrs. . Cbv. O'llrien I daughter, Alrron. ; bol!l the steady problem .. Their Man)f ,tell me this ts and Kevin of <lolumbus Visitors at the Hetzer-Blse :sentiments echoed those of the ed. Souliils ternbly dull, her father, Garner Griffin. home were Arthur Heiney and kletl(r you published. They'd all it? t'l· er the weekend and attended Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer ol. '' lovt to date "many" of the . , celebratioh for her uncle and Washington, W. Va. Q~i .. guys (I believe thet coli Dear Helen: aunt Mr. and Mrs. Lee H;,;d~J -;::-.;:::;;;;;r=:::::=--.-:-:-~hem mff.' roo!. 'swingorsJ. but I wmpletely~gree wltb. S.D. erson. .· jwh~n our ilM.9,ter sw:•d to do S. I;ln ij)teres£¥ in ai>:u! eigbt Several aiumal from here . "tbis 111 ,fll~" ,ilnd i.lJI"tr. sne boyll1 Well, ~~~ becuuse 1 tended the banquet at lbe old tlf hid...\',reJ)iitatlod tho~t one was . nice, II got Tappers Piains H.S. building 011 ~f teln~ ~~e.'' •·• _ ar~ I liked hun and I d . Monday evening. Oilier ban-Ypu kl¥1!'· .• ,lh• y/awgsters otl~s. bugged . of!. ;Next quets attended were 0• oolvill&J eel, fed (jjp te Jhere ~ the SBf118 thmg. FlllBl!Y. I and Chester on Salordey • te@dy Slt~on.)ut doit't have I'd.· ~ up .boys ~nlirely, nlng. . . uill the · ~o\n-age to brell It of course, thiS dido t ~rk. Mr. and Mts. Cbas. I) WO<lde! · lo~. w.e.:re ell so glad Y?¥ th. tidt .~ saymg l m . sc•t· attended Memorial y he...,'lf.ven thenr~JI>e lm. teibrllli!Od because I cao l d.. Ices at Chester Cemetery ptua, let 1!:\!lY . th~y don't know Cide wblilll boy 1 want. Tuesday afternoon and on r,hat th#rrlj; ~sing •'hen lh•• right, about the last. AI my , , way home visited Mr. and Mrs. ,don't :•play the Held ; · ·" Or I doni want lllol ONE bo~. •1 s C. E. Woodt at Tuppers Plains. )low mu(h wisdom they ~ gam. I?" big afl..chaUenge to m1s,. g•l· Mr. Woode was re\eaoed ~g. ~· that they can eventual· ling to II" fnends Wlth many Veterans Memorial Hospital ly choose MR. RIGIIT. -MRS. f~wa. -FOLLOWER OF S.O. M d S on ay. . C.rollno Lumbor & SuPPfJ ' PHONI67S.1160 B. G. . . · Sunday Sc1looJ atlendaJice on Pleasant W. Va. p s. your coluDUI 11 a major June t was 110. oifermg· was reason my daughter aod ~· r It i• estimalftl that about 400,· ~~~~~~-~~=~""'""'""'""""""""'""'""'""'friends discuss . - of their 000 new settlers cross CallforD. so openl1 'with us. ia's borders each year. HELEN HELP US! ° ---by Helen Bottel---·1 ::J ..,..o ·. . ' . SALE . , - --- ---- - -----CLOSE OUT s. ~5S 95 SALE ALL SIZES REGULAR RECAPS-FULLY OR GUA~ANTEED MUD & SNOW Plus Fed. Ex , Tax and Old Tire 15 in. Foci, Exc. Tax tnd Old Tio Narrow Whitt Wall1 $1.00 Moro DUNLOP GOLD SEAL "1. , tn, LOW PROFILE $19·09 $19·99 $21·34 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall 825x14 White Wall LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS ' 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAILABLE PROFFITTS --- - · --RACINE WHOLESALE SERVIC'ESTATION! a _ .... _ _ _ I IIACINL 0. ~·; Laura Mae $J.95 1 Saturday · MIDDLEPORT Police Dept. will hold an outside dance for area -.ag.,. at the Mlddl.. port Community Park this cornIng Salw'day night. The J avo wlU emcet the dance from 8:30 to II: 10 p. 111. 'l'lle publlc llwel· COUll, · JADE EAST EXCEDRIN $5,95 RSERVICE VA • GILLETTE week --- $ Reg. DISCOUNTED AND DELIVERED 7 DAYS A W.EEK 50 0 . ' 79c Value VITA LIS USTERINE I FAMILY. SIZE Toilet 'Tis'sue c Partl e~tra If ntodad Molt Amtflcan Cm Large Sizt $1.39 VALUE ~ NO .MONEY DOWN Rola:er Rotplt.l - VIsiting boun 2-1 and 7-i p. m. ~arents only 011 Pedlatrles Ward. Admlla'Mrs. Delmar L. Bloomer, Rt. 1. Galllpolll; Mrl. Douglas R. Ramey, Rt. I Crown City; Mrs. Ellen L. Moss, Patriot Star Rt.; Mu;hael A. Preston, Cheshire: Mrs. Lewis E. Hanry, Ga!Upolls ferry,,lj': Va.; Reymond H. Rlf· ,1e, Hartford; D111111 E. Lod· o'iCk, Rt. 3 Polllt''OY : Mrr. l(atie A. Estep, Mlddleporl: l'alvln B. Slmpoon, Pomeroy: Kenneth 1,.. Lonptreth, Rt. I Lan1•vlll•; Mro. Gary L. Cl~> ,,,ons, Rt. I Creola; Jill Ann iVIIIIBms, Jackson; Richard ~l 10rtridge , Ashland, Ky.; Dorsa W. Fult., Flatwoodl, Ky.; Mrt.' Junior C. Adkins, Rt. .I Oak IIJU; Paul M. Gehrinl, WellJioQ; , l(rJ. DaVId L. Cilne, CltaUDOOYI ~ C. Radcllff,.J . Wellston; ~. l'llttr E. Bosley, Rt. I RavanllJood. ALSO l)lscounttd Take months to payl "fATHERS" DAY SPECIAl a Dell..rtd . AMITY BIG SELECTION Billfolds, firt$tont ~Motor FOR BATTERIES wlth 24-Month Guerorwn•ttllaoea *995= BLA~K & Othl!r Shifts '~- $291 " $19~ .·~o: ~ ~ ... ·~ ... . --· a cl- - no delrostiw,J ovtrl •lot 161 llo. llreeatl' - . :· wllh owiftt...t Wet a ...,,.. P'wor Savor - S.v11 ol..trlcily to !IMI.wtalhorl '-.... ' • ,..,., ..1111 Cold -a.m. 1ooc1s 1~~~w,...., bottw, .. ... oold io 'loto tiftiJ. : • ' '• t~at.ot otW \ .. I ' \• hi PAIIIT WALII •••11e 1• 011 IOWII II MIDDLEPORT, 0. Valley Lumber Supply Co. 923 S. 3rd Aft. Middleport, 0. ·FOREMAN ·&. ABIOn \ MIQJ)LEPORT, OHIO •. t.' ' ' ' ' ' B WHITE FATHERS · ·139&~1"... DAY- 620 OR 127 Gift Boxed 1 SPECIAL Man PRICE QT. . Copport: Lotion ' $tAO $1.2" Vol •. SAVE-SAVE! '. ' Gieem ME.b. ~IZE ·----~ ', Mil. ort K. Rlehaid W. · · . Clap, Mn. · Jolut I. FILM i Mt'l. Elmer R. Handley, Ill. 2 Pliny, W. · Va., son, 2:15 piJ11. WeGnteday; • Mr. Jolin )!:: . Blake, at, 2 Pome!VY, lORi ll:te p. m. ·'. a ,._ lfefreat.lat over - Phlloo "• m.t ayslt10 ._.,.. r.- oncl rtlrigoretor HC!Ioo1 clu• oM $1.00 VALUE 'l only Hospital News ROLL-ON DEODORANT c All workaone by expert mechanics using the most modern precision equipment This ban. ;, FRONT E -D ALIGN ENT Tuesday , .! Extra Large Si l ~ ·I• · Foamy Drive In today for precision DEACONS and de.c.•nesses of the Middleport First Uniled rrosb)1erlan Church will meet 81 f:31 11ondl7 alihl at t h • Cb·.:n b. SUPERMARKETER IIPII.IIAfOI·PIEIZEI . AFTER SHAVE From $2.50 to $3.50 "New Coral $,.stHo $3.50 ,... lllt1lia LINED 100,. DACRON - . ENGLISH LEATHER I Monday 1 scs Of Meet ' d·ay 0 n Th urs ° 'l1ti1S'l'EES of the Middleport firil Un !ted Presbyte,·ian Church wllf meet at 1:30 Mon· dar Jlilbt at tho church. By ~ r~P.Drt I *"' Paint tJu walls and woodwork tJu sat1U subtu eo/m! Jlartt~wn Houu Ei~M ii1bers II •· ·k se . ~unday ANNUAL CHESTER Town· slilp ilulday School convention Sunday, June 11, at lilt Mt. Her!DM Qurroh. Sunda7 Scliool Is at It 1.111., lieDet ...,.. Ill 11 :SO a.m., afternOO!I M 1 p.m., with R... LM'er Fmn• as guest speaker. Punt;c II Ia· vlted. , Dr; 1114 · Netllhb«tyServlee. Albu<Juer· ' que. N M. IOI' tile buyo ... .1,1' ' EVe n.t5 • •;••met' UJTLE WARDROBE )NONDW .,•••• PL.US TOX I Society Notes ' PL.US TAX AND .OLD TIRE Reedsville . ' PLUS TAX Sur,. Ltyen. l!tt grnap and Jllrl, OtaJI!Ditl ' gave Of the Offi<>\fl' .. . '· . . 1'. I Trsinlna' Day ~ld at GaJIII)Il!l• · SII.(Iwerll&iv~n :'1 May 28. The~ rneetinc will <I and mittens recentlv sent oy be at the annex July 6 at 1:30 A su~ee 117!\~~ft~ h • < heid for ..... ~· , ..... , 1 t • group. p. m. Tuesda)' illiJll when tlle"t.f'e p The Bible study from the •· 1'0PS Wei8hl N!Jtchefs lllet',at book "Joy for the AnXIOUS\ The ~omen's Sor.lety of th Meigs Count,: ~Ill:)!:; Daughters of Amenca. at Pr08bytefnathneChurch metF~day Age,:' a study guide on Philllp· Christian Service o1 the Metht-t DINNER GUES:rs ~elr..hmenl,j were tJerved, M I C 1 Ju n lor cil, The e gs oun Y . a meeting held at the IOOF annex 0 .church, " • od18t Chilrch at Reedsville rn d Leadership Club met m the Co- hall June 2. plans. and the topic, "Thre• sd th ch ch Dinner guesls at the borne of Attending wer~ Clara .A amw. 1 1 1 lumbua and Southern ElectriC Other olf'icers elected w e r e The meeting was Threats to Unlly," was read Thur •Y1ha teroont be• ur Mrs Marie Lawrence, Port- .Betty Clark, Kate OtrfiiiiD, . nd d' d II b . I k annex w t e!gh mem rs pres. .I D I J 1.) bo l)br<t . f:d. Company meeting room In Mid- Loll' Cohen asSDCiate coun- . by the Vice President, a lscusse , a mem etS a . ent Mrs !!'stella McGill was land, on Memor~a ' ay were ean a , rm~ . . . • I Lo~-------lld:lepo·rt at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- cilo:~ Norma, Chapman, vIce Pickens. and opened with the mg part. . The next '" '""~g weicomed back after a seven Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson, !Jth Gardner' Marm! Houdashe !, evening. . • counc'!lor ·, w·,nona Cook, asso· eading "Pu~ose of United will he Fr~day. July 7, at 1301 h t . G •. Long Bottom · Mr. Harley Key·•\Marte• Howell, Coello Hudson Tb"-day ~· ~ ed M r '" mon t s say I n eor.la . . M d Mi s H I S ""•rtho o.arls THE TRI.OOUNTY Citizens me group hsten to ~s. ciate vice councilor; Nettie · Presbyterian Women." in P~ m. T.h g a'm topic uFaith" se, Pataskala ; r. an r · e ene pPar!l. ~ .,. t"J. .t" ' lland Radio Club will meet Efaw, Home EconomiSt Hayes, · recording secretary; son from Dial. For Puring the social hour deiic· was epr::n;ed by Mr~. Maxine '!lenry Autherion. Newark : Mj·i Margaret E. Lew!Mit~:l!l"a~~ Thursday night 7:30 p.m. at lm the Columbus and Southern IMabel Bearhs, associate re- Mrs. Pickens read the 6th ious refreshments were s. ,v- Ch&tJ\Ilan. As a part of her pro· Simon Powell, Racine; M r . Intyre, Cecrll~ , lle rt ' An.vets Lodge hall, Pomeroy. Obhlo Edlectr~c Co., whodtahlked lcording secretary; Elizabeth followed by prayer. ed by the hostess. Miss Fra•IKte gram. she used a reading tilled Joe l.ndrews and children,I Needs.~e~ ~arner, ,..:. 8 AI ' members urged to attend. a out emonstrataons an ~ ow- Campbell, financial secretary; "oil call wa9 ·answered by , to Mrs. · PiCkens, Ml's. "The Profits of Faith," from· Ne~ark ; Mrs. Elva Dalley· Flfe, arl yn L:ght refreshments wUI be ser· ed how to presenl a iemon. Ethel Smith, a"ociate financial four members with a scflpture McBride, and ' Mrs. May me the Sunday Digest. Portland, and · Mr .. and Mrs. bar a McGovern was 1 ved. Slle gave a demonstra-, secretary · Della Stahl, conduct· verse. Reports were read and Holmes. Mrs. Nora Rice, preside•! of James Papa, Middleport. as a new memibeiiriofjii PAST COUNCILORS of Theohereself on preparation or: Doris' Darht, warden: Dean approv!!d and the collectlon dorus Couneti, Daughters of A· ~bracadab~a green beans. Mi.lg· Bamitz inside sentinel; Marie $5.15 was recei\.:ed. A balance ' " m-.lca, will meet Thursday lCpotlon pill, and toasted Angel Hauck, outside sentinel ; Mrs. of $149.53 was reported In the mght at the hmme of Mrs. Ma- 81 ""·. Hautk, 18 month trustee; Mrs. treawry. ble Wolfe, 26ll W, Main St., William Henderson . Summer Stahl, representative to state A "thank you" letter Pomeroy 4-H Assistant, was mtroduced . a d Edna Reibel alter· resd Mrs. Rachel · w·r1· Do · v· P · sesSion. " • 1 RUMMAGE SALE by !am wme, '" reS!· nate representative. ·' Auxlliary of Feeney • Bennelt of the club. . Leonora Swat.zel, associate Winner~ Announced · Post 128, American LegloR. Other busmes.' mcluded plans i councilor. presided at the meet· Irr Grange Conle!t Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Counsellors Camp, the ! ·H Iing which opened in rlluallstic It tbe Legion Hall, Fourth St. . congress: and glvmg as lorm. Reported ill were Carrie Mrs. Leo Story and Mrs. Cia· THE LAUREL CLIFF B•tter Sisl.ance at Big Bend Regalia. Meinhart, at home: Mary Nes- ra Paulson were winners in the Heallh Club wiU meet at the sehoad, a patient at Meigs contests judged Saturday nigh! 1 home of Mrs. James Gi 11ure TO ATIEND SCHOOL General Hospital, and Mrs. when Hemlock Grange 2049 met Thursday. Each member Is Irene Cooper, Racint" : Shal'· Cook, confined t(l Veterans at the hall. take an article on a disease on Calverl. Ra cine; .Janice Memorial Hospital after ~uf­ Mrs. Story was the winner In Ihe b1 ead baking ron1est, with beglnnlng with a B. Mrs. Lou Manuel. Syracuse: Joy T:.e1ss. lering a heart attack. Diehl wiU be the devotiunal Rt. l, Racine; Donna Theiss, A letter was rea d from Eliz- Mrs. Paulson taking fi1·st place leader, Racine. and Miss Connie Arnott, abeth Halberg, state councilor. in the night gown competition. Racine, have been accepted for eoncerning tifle state session to The bread was served following FRIDAY !he Valley Vista Cheerleader's Ib" held in Cleveland, Aug. 14- the judging. Readings from a I ICE CREAM Social at Mid· School at Bainbridge They will 16. 1918 Meigs County "Democrat" I dleporl Penteeostal C h u r c h. attend one nf rive 4·da y session.l The traveling prize donated were givtn during the lecture F•lday, June 9, at ! p.m. Pro· during July. by Mrs. Reih<>l was won by hour. The readings includt>d se· 11 ceeds for projectt Sheaves for vera\ lelters from M e i gs Mrs. Campbell. Christ." Ice cream 101d by th• Countians serving overseas. CIIURCHES MEET ~ ;•h and package. Customers HERE ON VISIT A special meeting of the to bring contalnero. Mrs. Diane (Betz ) Crall PLAN BRIDAL SHOWER Methodist churches of thf' POMEROY LITI'LE League Reedsville Charge was held at children, Tammy. Ken ton There will he a bridal show - ~ \ wiU apoasor an outolde teen the Tuppers Plains church Sal· Zenia, Benton Harbor, Mich., er for Marilyn Curtis, fiancee dance party thl& Friday night urday night with the super:n- came Saturday and s:ayed un· or A< Albert Pooler, Friday. under the alan at the Porn· tendent or the Portsmouth Dis- til Tuesday wi th her grand· June 9, al the home of Mrs. eroy tennls coUrt from 8:30 to trict, the Rev. Calvin Rodeh<f· mother, Mrl. B. A. Dodson John Pooler. Chester, 11:30 p. m. Tht Jays will em- fer, in charge. Chester. invited. Quantity _ from $1.50 to $3.50 cee. Rights Reserved ·'cOml n .,, I ~ • Qpen~to5 f • .. MonjhruThur. • ' I a t~ •·t~>~ &.to'Ss.t; .. \ Y '· ~ c' • '•' •. $\~oO VALUE :t•;"l ;. AL,4J)D!NS - . ·· ' tL :. ,. :· , '· ~··J.rro.os , 1 ' COMPLETE SUMMER FUN ~ag. 35c V1lue • �.' . ... .. .... ,.._ · -----.... .. ·- - .....~~ - ... - -..~- .. ..... "t-"·-............. . .... - ..............- •. ~-· · · ---· · - - .. · · ·-· ..... - :W ' 1 ' '' I ,. I •, ,., / , '• ~ I I ' ' I \ . . ,. ' ' ' .,L,o,;W.. ~ . .... ~ -· ·-·---··" · Mftl . R E.'NT OR - '· lfc Completely "'Woot 'M - LOOK! I --a.: ........... ...... ............... . ,................ .... CUB TRACTOR ~ - t1M A -. .. I:M .. · m.. DliiY tzat j, 11> hi \JIM liMft, lltvnl11 11ft 'IASV TO PLACI A WANT AD IJIONI ttWUI modem apartmeats. Two llld three bedrooms. All eleclrle, brick dee. - 1965Dodge * ton, 8' r;rlli>der utliliJ pJet.up. l.lleal ..,. OWDil', low mU1'011 new truCk an4 ~ flnllb, ap~e lnllde out. lla&i lleater, CUllOm Chroma, West COast lllrron. ., . .. .. - $565 1961 Chevrolet 196~ Ford l•TOn - - $1195 1958 Chev. !-Ton from the Davis lot in partrnent. 212 South 5tlr Ave., more's cementery is known. Middl~port. Phone 992'M$, It is ~mimded that the flow, 5 28 ers ~ ·pal back immediately, MODI!RN two bedroom 110 qliistion's asked. 6 7 Jtp ment on Route 33. i"i=~==io;l space, middle-age or :c' couple,,preferred, SemL ,'.13hed. Ph<IJ!e 99U698. 25 lfc . , .if N E • Patloe e BlOwn In ln.ulatlon or C.all Collect532-6881 , · WHEEL AUGNMENT me•JM:II .~WAUE~MARINE 6 7 lfc 311 ACRES (First s595 ~L , ~::;.__ .~Y AND .: BRAKE SERVICE "'--~ ~--_ --~ ~,~·-= .ta ~: .-_"' " ·~ BLAETTNARS IIOCKINOPO!IT, OHIO PHONI667-3370 . - . . .. .. . ' - ... ... . _____..._ ~-~~~ ·t I Rtwlings Honda Sela : WY llo215l ·\ .._DDUPORt, oHICJ ' _IXPUIIENCED , Ohio Boatend MotOr Llctn;e • - ,, '' 'i ' . ;. •·.' ' . o.I'L I.&NER . f~ :J ,,' ., \ . ·;·,\ . ~ ~-·. : :-; ,. '' --: ~ 'J' r---t- All •Hew Rldlator $hop e Car 1 Truck 1 He.ler Core oo 1nvr. eBulldozer IAny"fYJII ... KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 24196 fHr\ lOIN Mlddloport, 0. Phone 992-21~ Pomeroy GMAC Financing 'I Pomeroy Motor Open Evenings Unt119•GO "Your Chevy Dealer" - . I 9 to l A.M.-Billy Ray Ward & ih. Twllightero lh.IJ J THE PUst.IC ocF K OF CONCERN OR I MAVHIIVE"ro A CHI\NG£ OF VENUE! · HttP ABOLISH THHEE.LPCRIFIGHTME 0.F REOUE~ APATHY .FROM OJ;~EM~~~:::~~:;E·-4£_OU-;;R.:-:CO_M,MU...-NITY_!-r-INDI-rnFFERENCE! POMEROY 992·2181 Servicet . I , ._ ., t ., .•, <ORE, JAKd . . BOT Wt-1~ 1ft -M:r THii 5UTCIJER S"'WS UF> R¥l~t~~ GET TOGE'l'IIEif -··-- ...~I i WANTED .rWiy Sentinel OH!ce '•, IJO Mlc'enlc St. . . '" Sweeper, wheell. -Coinplete with cleaning attachments. anteed. Pay only s " each. Phone ' I room house, good lion. 108 Butternut Ave., 'Jielle Fugate. Phone m~•.l f :10 • fOOIIII, wan two ID .. .' ,. 6 1 Ohio ;~~- - -:~~ ' At "EAGL~S CLUB ~l., J~E 10th for Pomeroy . ' lpply At The Jt.l ·. ~ ;'II! :t- '· --~ 'SERVICE - I _ Cenlen NHdecl ·.. j,\"1,~. ~~~:., ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . RADIATOR EYINRUD~ Slles end Service ' • - · __;A'J_'l!l' .~ilL; .UIJiio!I.:JM!a_ SHUX ••II StllD : iH' BLESSIIII' 01/~R iHEMVmLES L~ IIIIGHT ~ DICK RAWLIN'GS' - ' F~m,~~Wflt .r •' , ltii 1 r!~.~-~ :.,~v ·,... ~·~. ~13/f'.C.:+ ·l:tt-ttL.:rf.;W;..~ "/:,Joi.Jt"'·~ . , .,. ............... ....-...-......,. ~- - ! ' V; V. Johnson & Son 222.- 4th A~., Huntingtqn · ' . ·~ ·~I ,OP ~~ 1. HICIITPI01'1.111 ... CALL ,' . Repruentlflve In This Art~~ 20 Y11rs For' ' · MEIGS ·EQUIPMENT va.. CaD 77U611 or · Elmer E. White, 404* So. 4th St.,. Ironton ' orated wall!. plete witb 1111111. 8 pwenger SUburban. HeaVy dutJ U...ek -trie Ur... doors wlndcnn. birtlutone completely Insulated. at and rear entrance. Beautiful· pit-ifla+. , . 8 61<: IY landscaped, Private paril-11 lilg. <Adults only. THE HA1HI ,vitilll!¥. • Riel. Irani, (0!14 7:00ll16 ~ dull wbeell, t::::n•:, boat EN TERRACE APART· . helper sprlnp,,ll ft. bod1 wllh;<aUie raW, bOlter. Ht Blatcston, -. 992- MENTS. New Haven, W. Va. . 294t." • 7 Jtc Phone~. • 4 · ~it I ROOM lllllornlsbed aparlmellt Ill Pomeroy. Pb. WUIII. Notice V8 engine, ltandard !rani. Heater, hNV)' duiJ llreo 11 11 lfc THE PEJ!iloN talting flo••ersl ;;;;;:;;;-;2;-;;Bedr=oo::::m::--;fc::~==.. With 5 ft. Center Mouth Grasi Mower. PRICED TO SELL NOWI -· , :~:~~:: ~~';~;'' e~luml~um Raiil!; eAiumlnum Wlndo_ws & Doors eC:.r Porte ' - $1595 "WU:.,&:• For F... Eell11111f11 ·, · UHd lnternotlon~·. ................ ".,.. ........,... . . ..He. CHARLES LIS~E ' Syreeuse, Ohio ~ ~ '.• ONPA '-?. Contect: SALE Booths, 'luDch COUDtet, bot plate, deep ~-,.. 1t ..... lryer, IUid refrig!fatm'. Allo · llfam table. diiltes, pots, ..IMirHIM. pans, etc. 100 per cenl c:GI'II21 ,_, cent Dllllllfllt .. ,.. . . . er .loealloD. Only reopolllillle CAll Oil 'niAtlltl ... oaaTUAIIII 11.11 ,., ..., .... . ................. • .... praipecls need apply. Call .,...., ..,. II. ac=a. New Haven, W. Va• lUND ADI • t 'lie AMHIMII Ill CMrll Nf A. . .• I : • ,_, dleport, Ohio. Phone 99Ul3l 6 7 • ··"' I ' funllabed. Mrs. VIctor Grim.""'· s. 21111 Ave., 1\lld- - . ' ·ao·*ltiess··servic:es:· apart. n.t. . 'l I ' wan ~·· 1ng ID .nv~rc 1110111, full men~ LH Heipte, ·Plwne $ lf lfc • '\ ·~ " • I . . :. •.-.~eo:>or.... ~ ·, J f . • ' 'I' ' ' ' ·;f ,. ' ' ' ' ; " ' ' '. �.' . ... .. .... ,.._ · -----.... .. ·- - .....~~ - ... - -..~- .. ..... "t-"·-............. . .... - ..............- •. ~-· · · ---· · - - .. · · ·-· ..... - :W ' 1 ' '' I ,. I •, ,., / , '• ~ I I ' ' I \ . . ,. ' ' ' .,L,o,;W.. ~ . .... ~ -· ·-·---··" · Mftl . R E.'NT OR - '· lfc Completely "'Woot 'M - LOOK! I --a.: ........... ...... ............... . ,................ .... CUB TRACTOR ~ - t1M A -. .. I:M .. · m.. DliiY tzat j, 11> hi \JIM liMft, lltvnl11 11ft 'IASV TO PLACI A WANT AD IJIONI ttWUI modem apartmeats. Two llld three bedrooms. All eleclrle, brick dee. - 1965Dodge * ton, 8' r;rlli>der utliliJ pJet.up. l.lleal ..,. OWDil', low mU1'011 new truCk an4 ~ flnllb, ap~e lnllde out. lla&i lleater, CUllOm Chroma, West COast lllrron. ., . .. .. - $565 1961 Chevrolet 196~ Ford l•TOn - - $1195 1958 Chev. !-Ton from the Davis lot in partrnent. 212 South 5tlr Ave., more's cementery is known. Middl~port. Phone 992'M$, It is ~mimded that the flow, 5 28 ers ~ ·pal back immediately, MODI!RN two bedroom 110 qliistion's asked. 6 7 Jtp ment on Route 33. i"i=~==io;l space, middle-age or :c' couple,,preferred, SemL ,'.13hed. Ph<IJ!e 99U698. 25 lfc . , .if N E • Patloe e BlOwn In ln.ulatlon or C.all Collect532-6881 , · WHEEL AUGNMENT me•JM:II .~WAUE~MARINE 6 7 lfc 311 ACRES (First s595 ~L , ~::;.__ .~Y AND .: BRAKE SERVICE "'--~ ~--_ --~ ~,~·-= .ta ~: .-_"' " ·~ BLAETTNARS IIOCKINOPO!IT, OHIO PHONI667-3370 . - . . .. .. . ' - ... ... . _____..._ ~-~~~ ·t I Rtwlings Honda Sela : WY llo215l ·\ .._DDUPORt, oHICJ ' _IXPUIIENCED , Ohio Boatend MotOr Llctn;e • - ,, '' 'i ' . ;. •·.' ' . o.I'L I.&NER . f~ :J ,,' ., \ . ·;·,\ . ~ ~-·. : :-; ,. '' --: ~ 'J' r---t- All •Hew Rldlator $hop e Car 1 Truck 1 He.ler Core oo 1nvr. eBulldozer IAny"fYJII ... KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 24196 fHr\ lOIN Mlddloport, 0. Phone 992-21~ Pomeroy GMAC Financing 'I Pomeroy Motor Open Evenings Unt119•GO "Your Chevy Dealer" - . I 9 to l A.M.-Billy Ray Ward & ih. Twllightero lh.IJ J THE PUst.IC ocF K OF CONCERN OR I MAVHIIVE"ro A CHI\NG£ OF VENUE! · HttP ABOLISH THHEE.LPCRIFIGHTME 0.F REOUE~ APATHY .FROM OJ;~EM~~~:::~~:;E·-4£_OU-;;R.:-:CO_M,MU...-NITY_!-r-INDI-rnFFERENCE! POMEROY 992·2181 Servicet . I , ._ ., t ., .•, <ORE, JAKd . . BOT Wt-1~ 1ft -M:r THii 5UTCIJER S"'WS UF> R¥l~t~~ GET TOGE'l'IIEif -··-- ...~I i WANTED .rWiy Sentinel OH!ce '•, IJO Mlc'enlc St. . . '" Sweeper, wheell. -Coinplete with cleaning attachments. anteed. Pay only s " each. Phone ' I room house, good lion. 108 Butternut Ave., 'Jielle Fugate. Phone m~•.l f :10 • fOOIIII, wan two ID .. .' ,. 6 1 Ohio ;~~- - -:~~ ' At "EAGL~S CLUB ~l., J~E 10th for Pomeroy . ' lpply At The Jt.l ·. ~ ;'II! :t- '· --~ 'SERVICE - I _ Cenlen NHdecl ·.. j,\"1,~. ~~~:., ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . RADIATOR EYINRUD~ Slles end Service ' • - · __;A'J_'l!l' .~ilL; .UIJiio!I.:JM!a_ SHUX ••II StllD : iH' BLESSIIII' 01/~R iHEMVmLES L~ IIIIGHT ~ DICK RAWLIN'GS' - ' F~m,~~Wflt .r •' , ltii 1 r!~.~-~ :.,~v ·,... ~·~. ~13/f'.C.:+ ·l:tt-ttL.:rf.;W;..~ "/:,Joi.Jt"'·~ . , .,. ............... ....-...-......,. ~- - ! ' V; V. Johnson & Son 222.- 4th A~., Huntingtqn · ' . ·~ ·~I ,OP ~~ 1. HICIITPI01'1.111 ... CALL ,' . Repruentlflve In This Art~~ 20 Y11rs For' ' · MEIGS ·EQUIPMENT va.. CaD 77U611 or · Elmer E. White, 404* So. 4th St.,. Ironton ' orated wall!. plete witb 1111111. 8 pwenger SUburban. HeaVy dutJ U...ek -trie Ur... doors wlndcnn. birtlutone completely Insulated. at and rear entrance. Beautiful· pit-ifla+. , . 8 61<: IY landscaped, Private paril-11 lilg. <Adults only. THE HA1HI ,vitilll!¥. • Riel. Irani, (0!14 7:00ll16 ~ dull wbeell, t::::n•:, boat EN TERRACE APART· . helper sprlnp,,ll ft. bod1 wllh;<aUie raW, bOlter. Ht Blatcston, -. 992- MENTS. New Haven, W. Va. . 294t." • 7 Jtc Phone~. • 4 · ~it I ROOM lllllornlsbed aparlmellt Ill Pomeroy. Pb. WUIII. Notice V8 engine, ltandard !rani. Heater, hNV)' duiJ llreo 11 11 lfc THE PEJ!iloN talting flo••ersl ;;;;;:;;;-;2;-;;Bedr=oo::::m::--;fc::~==.. With 5 ft. Center Mouth Grasi Mower. PRICED TO SELL NOWI -· , :~:~~:: ~~';~;'' e~luml~um Raiil!; eAiumlnum Wlndo_ws & Doors eC:.r Porte ' - $1595 "WU:.,&:• For F... Eell11111f11 ·, · UHd lnternotlon~·. ................ ".,.. ........,... . . ..He. CHARLES LIS~E ' Syreeuse, Ohio ~ ~ '.• ONPA '-?. Contect: SALE Booths, 'luDch COUDtet, bot plate, deep ~-,.. 1t ..... lryer, IUid refrig!fatm'. Allo · llfam table. diiltes, pots, ..IMirHIM. pans, etc. 100 per cenl c:GI'II21 ,_, cent Dllllllfllt .. ,.. . . . er .loealloD. Only reopolllillle CAll Oil 'niAtlltl ... oaaTUAIIII 11.11 ,., ..., .... . ................. • .... praipecls need apply. Call .,...., ..,. II. ac=a. New Haven, W. Va• lUND ADI • t 'lie AMHIMII Ill CMrll Nf A. . .• I : • ,_, dleport, Ohio. Phone 99Ul3l 6 7 • ··"' I ' funllabed. Mrs. VIctor Grim.""'· s. 21111 Ave., 1\lld- - . ' ·ao·*ltiess··servic:es:· apart. n.t. . 'l I ' wan ~·· 1ng ID .nv~rc 1110111, full men~ LH Heipte, ·Plwne $ lf lfc • '\ ·~ " • I . . :. •.-.~eo:>or.... ~ ·, J f . • ' 'I' ' ' ' ·;f ,. ' ' ' ' ; " ' ' '. �,. ' I •. ' .i' ··~ •,! H \ . \ ' ' " ' ' '!o-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy'M,lddleport: 0., _.ruse ~rlf1&7 [ Wedding Plans 01 Miss Rupe · Are Announced Lawrence H~~~~- .Jran Simmons " LIFE AT THE TOP" I i Miss Rupe ~s a 1966 v.raclt!ate lion::ll and MEIGS THEATRE - lilcllldeil In elaliMs .,... ' tiVl) OPEN FRIDAY 9 to IS a Hl61 g!a,l- :r' Around and f·l of the congregations of the Sy- uate of Southern High Srhool 1 ~; :' I . '. racuse. Minersville. and Forest at Racine, and attended Hin ) ' Run Churches SundaY. Grande College. He IS present- , I ly empiGycd as a teacher in The event was held at the tbe Racine Junior 11igh Schn·LI TONIGHT Syracuse Methodist Church wilh The wedding will take piilce ~ 1 " "' June 8 choirs of the three churches next July 1. 1 i NOT OPEN combining for the songfest. The ' Mr. and Mrs. George MmrP'Y songs were mterspersed with have returned from CleV!'Iand' FRIDAY >nd SATURDAY June 9-10 testimonials !rom the congregawhe re they visited Mr. and Mrs "THE REPTILE" lions. · George Mowrey, Jr. and fami('!'echnicnlurJ Prayer preceding the dinner an Wlmming ly, Their grandson. Larry, age l ~oel Williams, .Jrnn1frr was given by .Robert Williams, four. accompanied them here , Dll::~(>lSsPUTIN-THE MAD father or Mrs. ' Wendell Stutler, I for a visit. MONK" wife of the pastor. Open ~ousel A r~port on swimmi_ng parlies Mr. and :vJrs. Robert Williams ::'bri:;;toph<' r Lee at the parsonage concluf;J .the 1 for rh1ldren of the Me1 gs County or Vienna. W. Va .. were Sun· · :--==-,-,Ha.,.r.,.ba_r~~~ e~ent. h~me was heard at a meetinq , day guest;-; nr Ihe Rrl'. and ~li'S. 1 th1s week of the Session of the Wendeli Stutler. Middlf'port F'irst Unlted Pre.~,John S;lllvag!', Sr. h:ls rf' byterian Church. lurnt>d hnme from a thrt•r wt•ek . The Rev. Howard Ruppelt visi t in Jnf('rl1wken. Mkh . and i noted that the weekly sw imming in Vandalia wrlh his dJu ghlt'r. I sessions to be h~ld at ~he Mid-1 Mrs. Garlnad Weavrr. .. : dleport pool w1ll begrn next : r-.·Tr. and Mrs. ·Joe Struble aml 1 .. Wednesday. Deacons and de a- · ~on, Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Luxurious Dacron• polyester ronesses of the church spo nsor .John Terrell have returned fabric that defies wrinkles. Wash ""f:" -~ , " it any way you wish ... it dries the project. • 1 home from a V<H:ation trip tn , " wrinkle-free in just 2 hours flat. Swim suits and transporlat:on New York, other eastern poinls W• have ARROW Dectolene are provided by the church and canada. Penna-Iron in a complete group, with .Mrs. Lillian McG ~·c I si?lection of Dad's favorite providing refreshments for the : collar styles- classic children. There is no p o () I white or stripe~ to charge for the youngsters. choose from. Short sleeveo It was notetJ that a lawn •:.rii·•DuPt>'lt-R•t . T~ Jy has been planned on .fulv ul ' by the deacons and deaconess- I J es. 1 New officPrs were installed , The Session acreptt'd Hn !nvi- ' Tuesday night at a mel'ting of : tation fr~m the Harrisonv i!!c I the Women's Socif'ly or ChristOthers Presbylenan Church !o attPnd iar: Serv1ce of the Syra(' use 1 From, $3.50 a special program there : h :s Methodist Church held al the month. It was decided tlwt .'In home of Alice Capehart. "every member canvass'' will Insta lled b.v Mrs. Wendell be held in the fall. . Stutler were Mrs. John Sauv- : Attendmg the meetmg wc •t·e . age, president; Mrs. Capehart. . ' . ' . . l Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbat•y, M" J. l vLCe president; Mrs. K o ya E. Harley, Russell Lyons, Mr. ! Thomas, re·tor<!ing secrPtary; Big selection - popular, and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, ;Ll ,] I Mrs. Capehart. :.J Ssist<Jllt re- 1 banlon side cahle, cotton, ~::::!!l!l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.;C;;h;:a:_;rle~s~P~e;;;o~pl~es::_.=~--~ ,II cording sc!TPtary, ~nd Mrs. or patterns. I'" Carl Weese, lrra surPr. . 1 Presbyterians PI S . for Children 1 I tor FATHER'S JAY gift ....-0 ·a- SATURDAY Press Wilson ~ SPORT SHIRTS Sporting style or full cut. Small, medium, large or extra large, Spread collars pr VOL XX NO. 40 Counter Charges Thick in Mideast SPECIAL PURCHASE MENS UMBRELLAS self. button down collars. Solid colors, stripes, checks, Complete with leat~erett,carrying COV81'. • paisleys or plaids. ' \ 1 I Downie~Gron, Pomeroy II right colors. Bulk orion, cushion foot. Solid colors I GIVE DAD;v RELAXATION When you're era---~, Crow_. __. and Crulhed.. . ' William Others insta lll'd were MrS. ........ a.& 1/oudashelt. chair- , You're lure to Toll, Turn and Twist all night I lions; man of Christian soctal re!a- 1 Mrs. Willia m Eichinger, ,f missionary education and supply ; Mrs. Melvin Grimm, mrmbership and cultivation: Mr.~. ! Dnn~ ~inebrenner , letters and publle<ltJOns. I A dialogue fur the installation was presentud by Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. Sauvage, Mrs. Stutler and Mr.s. Cape- 1 hart. Mrs. Wl·ese conducted a I devotional period and M r s.l Eichinger g.:~ve a prayer of : fait h. The final ehapter of thf' Slliritual life sludy book, "Chnstian Being and Doing" was reviewed by Miss Karr. Cards were sent to Mrs. Ambrose Flanagan and Mrs. Ural Thomas. Miss Marcia Karr is spiritual secretary, 1 1 ' 1 ~ wJ. btijGAfl~AitA. ili'·lr.J''- · :;:::::::::::::::::=: • 2 Kl119·•hle Kapok pillows lltlllow Cases : : - - - : • I Utica Utica Pitted Sheet • 2 - • I Utica Mohawk TOWtSh-.t ~--- • I Tlff1111Y Taffeta Spread •King-size Quilted Mattress • 2 Matchlnt Box Sprlnea .... Narrow. medium width or wide bells - plain, fancy stitched. or textured grain belts in a variety of colors and leathers. Boxed for giving. Workers Needed To-Prepa~e for . ScoutDayCamp .' Gift Dad with outdoor furnUure • from our large selection in gfra'f.i.o Furniture Department on the Second Floor. .· lounges ,.-- folding chairs - 2-lleat gl,lders - swfiiP --tU!llbrella tables - 3-seat gliders - accessory tal!lu All well known Brands, Dependable Quality. OUII fiNEST 1 Workers to assist in cleaning [ the grounds at Cam p Kiashuta ; near Chester in preparation Cor 1 the opening of day camp for r Meigs Cnunty's girl .c;cnuts are being S<• li rited. ' Mrs. A. H. Knight. camp director, is seeking volunteers !or grass cutting and general cleanup work. Saturday has been sel as a work day, and persons in1 ' terested in l£'ndlng a hand are asked to either go dLrectly to the s1te or conlact Mril. Knight for lransportation. ft is Mrs. Knight's suggestiop that workers take a picnic lunch and plan to spend the day. She said that assistance is also needed m erecting the flie1. Over 100 scoub have registered for the day camp which beiins Wednesday, Police Probing , Theil of Auto ' TOP GRAIN LEATHER BELTS BY PARIS SELECTION of RESTON MEN'S SlACKS HELP DAD StAY ORGANIZED' GIVE AN AIRWAY ATIACHE CASE 1 . . . MOnthly! I,.,, "!>.., , ~- .S4%More ....~ SLEEPING AREA I R FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The perfect !l)ft for busy Dads. Keeps his paper"!Vork neatly organ~ed and pbrtab)e. Llgbfweight and·h(Jid. some yet very rugg~d ~ durable. See tlu! .ftl\lrt selection In the Drapery Dept., Second Floor. DRESS TROUSERS II ' We have Dad's size In your choice of trim cut or traditional styles. Permljllent press-and some feature stain resistant Scotch Gard treatment. ,, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1967 to WSCS Group histalls its New Officers 1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Syria Charges Israeli Attacking Elberfelds Is headquarters for Wilson Sporting Goods. See and buy the popular Sam Snead Blue Ridge. Golf clubs on display In ~ Mens Department on the first floor. Also see the bil selection of Wilson baseball equipment, Ask tilt salespeople about special lies and !el)gtha OJL golf clubs at reasonable prices. Perfect gift for Dad. Leather handle, opening, rugged frame. Best blaclt acetate. ,ELBERFELDS ·:·IN ... " POM,EROY . ' . .' ·, · , I ·'.f •I ':,. ' ,'"·.\ , IF. •.• ...,,. . ' \; ' ~,- '' . . · . I ' ! · f~' ,~,. ' . I • ). .. .,, ~" ., '"C ? 'f. Now You Know Most weapon• OIJ>"rll belle.t · tbe earliest guns were e o natructed ID Norlb Africa aboat 1Z5tl, pneslhly by the A•abo. Detloted To TM lnterur. Of The MelpoM111on .4reo . ' 1 $5.00 en tine CnuHnuod warm, bomld through salurday wllh widely scatlered lflernollll 1111d oveq. IDi tklllldersbowers, m a I n I y norlb. W,b today in 80s, I o w toolcbl ID 108. We have shirts to fit any man -- tapered, regular t ."!'o • <( -;:. I Choose Dad's Favorite Style From Our Large Selection. 1\:;\e'. att• the tent will be exlublls by Col»' · A spectacular parade wll 1 txhlblb and Doats to b~!p make Saturday morning a special This event Is under the dlrecUaltod State• nlvlllonal Fro& sured. , !> io mer.cial companies whiM wilt~ , launch festlvltles of the Big this event successful. Phil Gl<>river event has been planned to tlon of Jim Mees •nd R " . r h Jumplag Champtnnoblp. ART SHOW PLA ·:~ ..-: - ~ be open to the p~lic at al. Bend Regatta Weekend al Pornbokar Is parade marshal. be followed by the Eastt:r UnitWerry. A record hop will agala This event will be h·.,id on A special Art Exhil .3 •• times. ~ .I • eroy on Friday, June 23, Jack OTHER I!VENTS ed States Divisional Champton• be held by the American LeFriday afternoon at 2:38 wltll · In th do t R ing planned by one of ' ,, "' w. Carsey, president ot the Friday· evening will be the ship Boat Races whicn • r e gton . e wn own ,egatta the finats on Sunday at 2 u.m. artists, Bill Mayer. This exbibAMUSI!I\fENTS Pomeroy Chamber ol {;omRegatta Rhythm Review prescheduled at 1:30 p.m. The · Area on Saturday everung ljllEntries for this frog .,on rest it will be bald in the new LatoThe fabulous Nolan rld~s wnl , merce, said today. sented by the Big Bend Minpurse lor the Saturday and Sullo lowing the pageant. are expected !rom all over the eran church in downtow" Pambe loc•ted at another downi.OifD The Regatta, to run three sire! Associated at S::ro on the day races is $2,500 which makes SUNDAY PROGRAM tri · state area. Everyone wi•h• • ,h opk' I I de the o·g this race one of the better Sunday the final races w Ill ing to enter his or her frog eroy and artists from all over area to complete the enter! aiD-' W 1 days' actually begin' par mg 0 area un r the area are invlttd tt· ex'tl"' ment for the young In age l)ld · enlng ceremonies at IZ:W Fri· top tent. This show will· be ur.· races oi the eastern Un i I e ~ resume at 12:30 with som<' of should writt for tuore inlorma. day and the parade. tn•ough det the direction of vetor>n di· State~. the top raCing drivers in the tion or just come ·~tum: ,g, Jr. thie rapidly growing part of the young in heart. Plenty ·Ol Middleport and Pomer~y. wiil rector • producer Robert Ho.. Races will he the key event United States participa•iog. AI- . bringing their fog with them. the · Big Bend Regatta. lr"" parking in the downtolfA area has been provided. foliow at once. fitch. , on Saturday afternoo~ to be fol· ready entr Ies from ten stat~s. This event will be hanJ 1cd by Bleachers wll1 be erecte d unThere has been , · •I lent reFollowing this show w•ll be a lowed that evening at S ~y the with more coming In daily, have attorney Fred Crow and insurder the big top for the conv>nAnyone wishing addilto::al !ftsponse from the <U > tJosirecord hop for the teen-agers to beautiful Miss America p a g· been received. ance man Dale Warner. On-thelence of the spectators filr viewformation should contact t be nesses. civic cl•tbo and social he held on Lynn Street in the eant where Miss Southern Ohio Aaother unique leatur• of scene services In personal , or ing all of these events toese Pomeroy Chamoe cf · Com--"'~g_an_~_a_tl_on~s__w_h_o~p-la_n_t_o_e_nt_c_ r ____do_w_n_to_wn_ sec_ tlo_ n~:~P~o=m=er=o~y-~.--~w=i= ll =b=e-=~=w=n=e=d·~------------~-~--~_n_e_d_a~y_e_v_ea_l__fs__t_b_• ____~P-~_I=ic=l=ia=W=Il=tie=s=th-=us_:see=m=-=a=~----~2-re=e-d=a~y=~-M __ so__h_ou_s_ed__un_de __ r ____m_er __ ce=,-B_~__52_6_.P_o_m_e_r~oy_._____ Goods 1 1 -.e. 11 ·~ 1 ~ 9 to 9 1 $5 to ectacu. ar Permanent ~I About pomerov ' Weatbe. fur juniol's, h;Jvl~ · ·• Ath~rLS. . Mr. Wlcklme ty, c/!' •' Remembe.r Father's Day, Sunday, June l8 ol Rutland Htgh School and " ' been included m the artic;tic ' now employed m the Co!l(l'ge - - - - - - - - - A dinner, songfest, and open , of Education at Ohio Universi- t~~-~in:::tt~:·;~·-";· -·~ ' ,·.-'" '-:;:;~::::""":::i::i::=:::::ii::i:=;l fea!ures house at the parsonage were •• - -------- -- --- -----of .a combmed meetmg 81'& a ° 1 •. two Flower Show s. Planned a 'r: al r Vieilill'l from Gallipolis, Pomeroy ; and Evelyn N~pper , Willtesville and Pomeroy were Robbie Barrett, Anna 0 g d i n, present for ihe ·annual inspec- .Thelma Campbell, Shirley P~t­ tlon...,f Melg; Temple, Pythian ers, Gladys Major and Jewell 8.isttrs Tuesday ni4hl at the Strong. Wilkesville. Mlddle'port Hall. , - A dislriCI.• convention to be Zeld• Hall, district deputy, held .n Gallipolis on Sept. 17 was the inspecting orlicer and was .announced.· An invit~tion to gave the . temple a grade of the Wilkesville inspectton on very good. June 2o was acknowledged. Commenting on the work fol- The death of Mrs. Rob e r t chairman of the C\'tmf. : !Owing introductions were Ella- Sharp 1 mother of Mrs. P a u 1 The first :::l:ow •s ill he lwld belle McDonald, Florence Train- Haptonstall, was noted. The on Wednesday, ,\ug. l!i wl!h '' P' er. Elizabeth Lear, Bernice Me- birthdays of Jane Johnson, M~n· oral judgmg ~lY the si<J1 11iard Mahon, Elma Dexter. Gladys nie Gilmore and Lena McEllnn· system tl~ b ~gin at 1 p. m. Tlw Evans and Florence Willis of ny IVere observed. CHARLtl'!"fE RUPE second ::;hmio will be ·hdd on Gallipolis: Margaret Se~denab- Guests were registered by Friday. The ~, ; 1me .s:·hrd11 ie will el Edna Reibel and Nett i e Carrie Neutzling. A gift from be fc! !owcd, rwco! ding tt• Mrs Jf~yes, Magnolia Temple the temple was presented by Lcwi:->, for ':ltlth ::;h!1VI~ 0 n _y i -- - - - - - Sadit McElhinney to the Inama!curs :m~ eligjbl·~ fo r cnm- I specting officer. pctit1on. Refreshments of punch and The .show is oprn to Meigs cooldes WE're served during a Mr. a_nd Mrs. L:1wrenc: Hupe, County residrn ~f:, with ti1 ~ ,mly 1 concluding social hour. Langsville, are announcmg ~he excrp!.ion bc:llg the II!Vitat i(~n n' TONIGHT and FRIDAY engagement and i1!JJJroadHng classes which :~ re also O!len to June 8·9 marriage o£ their daughter, · d resJdf!;t s 01. '1 j;l!Ding CQ'.tr1 Li•~~ , DOUBLE FEATURE OlfS Om Jn Charlotte Louise, to Mr . .James Premiums and ribbon' will oe Trx Ritter <:~nd Rachel Ruman w·JC kl me, ' son f Mr. af!ll· ~~'1 rs. awarded in bf, f!J eveuls. "G IRL FROM TOBACCO ROAD" Douglas Wickline, R:."i•w Eloven ct,sses, two imila· On Color) ' \ specimen collecllon si!CIIml m\ll an educational dl~ fir .v; · ergreens and wild flo1JI!rll'OIII!!II •• .- Pl.)puhmty ond exp3.nsion ot 1arrangements division. T h elChristmas aiTangcmel'lt. favorite sport. out the show schedule. the flower silo\\ held ""IJUJ!Iy I rlasses • r e "At I the Rare- The mvitational classes in the Classes have 'be,n. scheduled . Membership in prdel!, jn conjunctJ.·11 \\lth :he ~h~tgs r trm•k," an arrangment sugge!::- l division are ''At the ,Flo\\er for specxal disp(atS ip~utJing club is not a r~ fciCoumy ta 1r 111 p:1st vur ~ h<1vc i tive uf motion. ··on the Rlvt•J" ~how," a fa~o:,ite design, a11d dish ga~ens apd p~c~uren made .participatitn. in tht .flower , inspJred SLhedl.l[ltlg ()f 1\',{) ~.ucli l an mlerprPtlVt! de:-.J~n: ••Jn the At the Fair, an lnterpreta· frbm dried mater18lS. . . . r ,show. ~otry ree tor aduba II shows lor ti1e 1967 t>rlliJOn of Spacecraft,"' a Iall 1!:1~ arrange- hve arrangement. In .the ~oJ1:Jculture thvls10n, ·the pureha:&• of a membership the fair. ' meot; "At Expo '67." a mod- The two artistic aiTange- .there are classes fotl ·roses. zin.- Ueket. Exhibitors must register Uslng th;~ theme, ~'Advcn- 1 ern piece: HAt the Ruse Bowl." ments classes for the· juJ:tiOrs ·nias, gladioJi, marlgqld, c;ocka.. their eritries at the ~etary'a ture," the two shows havl: ''L'Ln I one includirig roses; ".In a .JAp- are ''At the Circus," nslng an comb, dahlla, and unclassifled. cftice on the ' Meigs ~o u at r given 2 stamp of anpnH·:.I~ by ! :mese Ga~drn," tl:e •1rienla! in· animal figurine ; "At A Ban Cacti and-or !IQ.~cul~nts, house Fairgrounda -befol'e· ·• 0. m. oa the Meigs Coun!y '!?air liu;Jrd . fluenct:>: "In a SJ?'HYstorm," a Game/' one interpretive of a plants, gouNts, eolor~ corn ·Aug.:.. lO. , · Mrs. _Vlnrgurrl Ella l.Rwi ~ is -- - ---·- - -- ---- -- pYthian Sisters Conductel/. at Hall Ch • c b' e For Songfest, I Dinner Event . • . . ltj . Annual Inspection ol Meigs /Temple, ' I ' ' FIVE CENTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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