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' A MO~IQUE ' · OF MY VE.RY OI,IJt\J ! • car 11151 16to25, : college stu• save 25%' Farm's Go Discount. C tact me no1 for details. .. ' . ART HA'St • • I ' • I ' ' ., , ' ' :Police in Tampa Aid With Cooperati~n' TRIUMPHED l..__, · OVER LIFE! -.. '. . :r ~: . ' ·· . ~··. .. -.: -~- ....,.-~ ,-.... ·.' ·· -.e .. . " .. . ' . • ' ' ·•, • ·...._;.;: 'fliiiMII ~.# .. • _.. ~ ti. , . '• • ·· o - ·-:· -.~· . .. ' • ·a. loc: T.M. :t~;: · U.S. Pot. f •. _ . ... 1 • ,-.. '" '~··"" • Ill> ... . - • •. • • - .... -·fit-· . .... 0 •• ' of' 0 ~ • •• ' • • ~ •' .- . 1\G>• .,g;;a. . . . . . •:.. ...... 0 ...... • • .•. a•·;e • ~o_, . ...... . ..,., . -. . .. •.:......... -·' __ . · ··"Q'"'•' .• ' . ~ ' . ' ' ". '' ,·, ' I ,' , " ~ ~ ., .' ·, 1H0.1 .SO . . ,.., J;.EJ'S ..,..,nl GIET EM ,..,...,. . . THEYSAY .I ' CAR~ Ia Park Centra Phone 446" dae ~WORLD Slate Farm Ho1 SixPerish · Jennifer Lohse Graduates -.. .,. At Top of 3,414 in Class DO~' ' SMI1 SAY; Miss Jennifer Lohse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lollse, W~lfe Drive, Po~eroy, will ~aduate Tuesday summa cum laude from Oh10 State Umvewty, with the highest grade average of 3.414 to reeeive de~rees. Degrees with honors and distinctions will be awarded to 210 seniors at the spring commencement beginni!JI at 9 a.m. in Ohio ·stadium. Of tbe 3,414 students to re- ' i 'AT'S RIGH!j ...OUR HIGHNESS, HE · PIPN' 1 GET eT IS'I' /ll.1 I)INO$A.URf t SA.W 1'H 196~ HARDTO Auto Goes Off CoimtyRoad WHOLE 11-IINSI miles, sc . s~ •, I ceive degrees, 464 will receive master's degrees and W will receive the Ph. D. • Sedan, f ing, real $• l-IE'S 'IH' GIUV· AI.\. RIGHT! A BORDER- LINE MENTALCME · .Hollman, Allee -Coleman. .. J U~ NU: She Wlirklilfoodand Obio Slate nut ·from thlJ. eount,li · are, 'Middlejlort. ckietor of, dent'll . . .~ I' ., . 'r.· ' "1 ' r ' . . . Kearney Ogdin Dies Saturday.· Graduating su mm a ' c u DR.' BOONSUE laude (with highest honors) Kearney E. Ogdlo, ft, died . I'T. PLEASANT- Dr. Aar. be 44 seniors, and cum Saturday night 11 01 Boonsae, a nativo of Tba~ degrees will go to 152. his home near Wllkesvlile whl» land. formerly ol Mullens, has with distinction in various mowing the lawn. joined tbe . medical !laff of will be a,larded to 26 seniors. Mr. Ogdln, a life-long ..,. PleasanfVeUey U.sphal. They Miss Lohse 22-year-old of Melgs County, was the are re~IIIID« 11 .Jet% Main St. lor in home e~onomics, will son of the 'late Noah aod Mlttle ceive the bache!m" of He was a Iarmer l1il Veterans llfemorfal Hospital degree: She is a 1963 also raised P!llli.. •nd bo1'111!8. ' of Por.~eroy High . Surviving are bls wife, A&Satanfay Adlll~t!Gnl . twO dauflhten, 'Mn. MUIDI Cotterill, SyraCI!.~: A ~ president of Wolnen'sl ~frlffith Pomeroy, ¥4 v .... .Middleport; ~hI r l e Sell Government . Asao$1tion, Jones, O>lumhua; Reedsville: : Doris n.•u·•· ;eceived Into !he Ll'lllll (lrJI. Fortltlll!. · .. lor each of ..DIIeiWJ.. c1~. and · Floe<ari, CeQjl '1\lce, . economics 1963i I ',I ., ,.., ' . . .. •' ~ • ... ' " ' '. i' .... ...... -~ I ' o .\ . '· . -1"~ I< I '. ,.I 1 1 '" -': ,. ·~ ,. " . t ••. . I " . ' .,.l':r •. ,"~·- I •• . ' ' �.,, , I ' ' \ t' ' . ,. ·- ,. .I ' • • '' ' DON1 ON ME ... IP YOU DON'I HAVI ENOUGH MONEY FOR YOUR Meigs l-2 Over Weekend VACATION Meigs Legion, playlug three games In 24 hours over t b e weekend, defeated Kanawha City 8-7 in 12 Innings Saturday night there but dropped 8 doubleheader to South Shore, Kentucky 8-4 in regulation 7 l n nings and 9-7 in eight innings Sunday afternoon at Bachtel Field in Mason. No DMtl to run short We I1IJIII}y the ...& fat 8lld eonlidentiall)' on Ierma you am eesily l!andle. Enjoy a pleasant ab,ad without money worries. Glad to be ef penonal asaistaoce. .• Bob Miller 125 East Mlln.. .. . .. .. Phone 992-2171 CITY .LOAN & SAVINGS COMPANY - • MONIY II THI QUUTION, CITY LOAN II !Ill A - FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE ALL FURNITURE GOING AT LARGE DISCOUNT-~·ligh Trade-In Allowance I \ Boros Captures Buick Tourney ,,. Why Pay More?~ ---- - --- --- --CLOSE OUT ALL-STAR ' WH\ NOT BUY NOW $ SALE ALL SIZES REGULAR l in. RECAPS- FULLY OR GUARANTEED MUD & SNOW II I ' 95$ 95 DUNLOP GOLD SEAL LOW PROFILE 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall 825x14 White Wall $19·09 $19·99 $21·34 PLUS~ TOX · PLUS TAX PLUS TAX I . AND OLD TIRB LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAILABLE - - -- -·-----PROFFITTS RACINE - WHOLESALE -=::11 SER' ..... ~STATION I IIACINL ,I ' l. Q, ,, • •'1." car .... \' • I \,.:' . ' " • B,etter start with a great car... • eel: I• ? l •, . ' ,. ,, ' . I ' ••• 1Hl : ,,..;..:n • •• ,, . ·..• . rtl ' . �.,, , I ' ' \ t' ' . ,. ·- ,. .I ' • • '' ' DON1 ON ME ... IP YOU DON'I HAVI ENOUGH MONEY FOR YOUR Meigs l-2 Over Weekend VACATION Meigs Legion, playlug three games In 24 hours over t b e weekend, defeated Kanawha City 8-7 in 12 Innings Saturday night there but dropped 8 doubleheader to South Shore, Kentucky 8-4 in regulation 7 l n nings and 9-7 in eight innings Sunday afternoon at Bachtel Field in Mason. No DMtl to run short We I1IJIII}y the ...& fat 8lld eonlidentiall)' on Ierma you am eesily l!andle. Enjoy a pleasant ab,ad without money worries. Glad to be ef penonal asaistaoce. .• Bob Miller 125 East Mlln.. .. . .. .. Phone 992-2171 CITY .LOAN & SAVINGS COMPANY - • MONIY II THI QUUTION, CITY LOAN II !Ill A - FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE ALL FURNITURE GOING AT LARGE DISCOUNT-~·ligh Trade-In Allowance I \ Boros Captures Buick Tourney ,,. Why Pay More?~ ---- - --- --- --CLOSE OUT ALL-STAR ' WH\ NOT BUY NOW $ SALE ALL SIZES REGULAR l in. RECAPS- FULLY OR GUARANTEED MUD & SNOW II I ' 95$ 95 DUNLOP GOLD SEAL LOW PROFILE 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall 825x14 White Wall $19·09 $19·99 $21·34 PLUS~ TOX · PLUS TAX PLUS TAX I . AND OLD TIRB LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAILABLE - - -- -·-----PROFFITTS RACINE - WHOLESALE -=::11 SER' ..... ~STATION I IIACINL ,I ' l. Q, ,, • •'1." car .... \' • I \,.:' . ' " • B,etter start with a great car... • eel: I• ? l •, . ' ,. ,, ' . I ' ••• 1Hl : ,,..;..:n • •• ,, . ·..• . rtl ' . �., ' • • ' ' ' "'"'" ,. • s••"' 01 nei' aiillt;'f-Dally Sentinel, Pom&NY'"M14clltpol't, 0 ., June 12, l967 50 Middleport ... Racine High Students ' ' · ••crambillhHefaurJumbils, Society Notes lelllr ............... te . m folll' !'rdla117 words. On Honor Roll ":~lora_ Eililor KandaU Dunfee, Karen Sandra Garten, Debra A Han M g1 c!:!t~~~~r~~":tome Mlsa Sheryl Slmpaon spent a "'~,:~e::/;'~th MURfM CIIOCI_'ho _ _ ""'"' ............. ONE· DAY Re•. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers week in Columbuo with Mr. and and Mrs. Clyde Hlilton were Tburllday evening, June I. Mrs. Rex Carlyle. Mr and Mrs Robert Riddle and fresh01ents of angel fond Mrs. Lillian Jividen left Mon- K~ Huflrna~ aU o1 Columbus. I~ :AI~ Ice cream, coffee, iced tea, daY to visit her sister. Mrs. Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Mash You get our UsUal line 11 11 Sua M': mlillll and nut• were served manche Franoh, Akron. Jr. and family spent the recent service and llnlsblniJ. ~. Ste~han! ;;,Den, Rev. and Mrs. Sellen 10 ~r. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and boiiday weekend with Mr. and Sauer, David Sigman, m••11bers llld three pellla, childr<ln, Lynn and Ray, of ~ Mrs. Cecil Mash and famUy at • hut9;out et I Stumbo, JameriUa Ward. Mn. Jerry Graham Ia a lumbua spent a weekend with GabaMa. (J' ' Juniors Canda<e B gical patient at Veterans Itm: mother, Mrs. Frankie .Mr. and Mrs. Ch1rles LY· UU DIOD I IIHn A NEW SYMBOL- An original symbol for the Trinity, appearing on an altll' orial Hospital. Ne,gler and ot~er rleatives. ona had a recent vtsltlr, Mrs. 216 I, 2nd P.meroy frontal recently donated to Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, Is explained by Marsha &wles, BetSY the Rev. Richard Martin, rector, to young people Linda Roush and Janet Zwill· ham, Melissa Davia, Janie Mrs. Helen Slmpson and ~r. WilHam l'lythe and Mary JJ~am~es~CUII~o~~rd,~of~Syr~acu~s•~·!_AI-:J--1!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!1.,-DorolhY Badgley spent (Richards) Hanuiton of Newark _ ing. Designed to illustrate the teaching of St. Augustine: ''The Holy Spirit ... Is ard, BIU Hackett, Jackie that ~erfect love which joins together the Father and the Son and attaches us to ley Karen Hawley Carol Kiag daya at Woodsfield with vleited Mr1. Blythe, Present them ' (De Trlnltate vii:6), the "hand" symbolizes God tbe Father (Creator), the Debra King, Luan~a Mcintosh: llld Mrs. Brian Simpaon Cross and Dudley Wolf. SundaY. fisb represents God the Son (Jesus Christ, in the ocean. of humanity), and the des· Patricia Slaven, Ann WU!!On. attended the graduation f r 0 Mrs. Eva Pickens .of Col urnilildergarten of their bus is visiting her stster, Miss cemling and ascending dove the one Spirit (Substance) which unites them. The SoPho mores - Co npie. . Doria Wolfe frontal was given in memory of Suzanne Martin, 1947-1966, by. Mr. and Mrs. ner. Theresa C a a e I ' daughter, LISa Simpson. M d M 'lbert Hill e John Martin of Grand Rapids, Michigan, parents of the rector. The Rev. Mr. Mar· ner, Theresa Cas Miss Lillian Jividen, ' · an rs. " ar tin moves to Columbus June 6. The symbols were designed by the rector. Ciatworthy, Lynda panted by her daughter, ~lhnd!Mnll andwMreek 'wn C~IFuonbteus ARMOR FOR HANOI similar to this mobile ground-to-ground rocket unit Ia be· M•"'• Emma Jane McCilntock a n WI r. a . I, ~~~ os r Nancy Harrts, .. ~ and family . Ing supplied by Moscow, according to East European sources. The rockets are reMary Jane Jenldnlon, R u t Ann McClintock, attended • ported capable of hitting Saigon or American carriers off the Vietnamese coast. Ann Lacey, Cathy Manley, gradllltion of her ---lhia Mills, Kathy Morga ter, Eiien Jlvtden. at 0sp1t eWS Randy Mulford. Sherrie. High School, Friday, ..1ndayl JJS . . ' . W!llla'" Slater; Barry ·wtaor. Mrs, Ann Coe left "'' t1 By UDlted Jalemotlonal Nottoaal LeR(IIt R olz • r Hoapltah Visiting Freehmen - AUan lor Akron to spend ten American League Ost G<lme) hours Z-4 and 7_. p.m. Parents ham, Richard Hawley, wlth Mr. and Mrs. John · 0 eWS 11111 Garr.e) Houswn ODI 022 200- 7 14 3 only on PediRtrics Ward. Long, Rober Ia Ord, and famlly and to attend , Wash. 010 020 000- 3 e 1 Cincln. 200 001 100- 4 14 1 AdmlaiiNia Swanaon, John Tannehill. meneement e~ses of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl Boston 000 002 ll x- 4 11 0 Cuellar, Sembera (9) and Mrs. Carl Maynard, Jackaon nle<e, Ann Da'ds. Rodney visited Saturday In ortega. Cox (71. Baldwin (71. Baleman, Brand (9); Pappas, Pike; Mrs. C!Uford w. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rotlah[timore, Ohio, with her mste,r,! and Mildred visited S-Sgt: Mr. and Mrs. David Reem'n·~mi Priddy 181 and c88 unova; Arrigo <5), Nottebart (7), 2.18 state st.; Miss Charlotte Brandon, Santiago 161 . Wyatt Osteen 19) and Pavletich. WP- L. Hambrick, 960 First Avt.; Mrs. John Fisher and (amliy Rev. and Mrs. Clyde "' (9) and Ryan. WP-8antlago (4· Cuellar (7·2). LP- Pappas (!H ). Miss Bessie Mosby, 51 pine Ranwul, Dl., over lhe recently visited with Rev. 1). LP- Baldwin (tJ.l l. HRS- HRS-Aspromonte (4th), Pavle- St. ; Homer F. Moore, Rt. 1 orlal Day weekend. Webb and family. Casanova (4th), Howard 05th). ti<h 12nd), Crown City; Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Rowland Dais recently] Martin Ht 1 Gallfpor . Samleft Sunday by plane to Ylsited with her aunts. Mrs . 12nd Gake) (2nd Game) 'D· " •. The Meigs Merchants Mr and Mrs Ivan Powell E. C.oldsberry and Mrs. wash. 31l1 004 OflO- 8 10 0 Houston 102 100 000- 4 12 0 ~~re! L e~~ !t..:huBid= ball team split a ~Uy at Vegas Nev Boston on 020 OOJ- 7 14 3 Cln. 100 000 ll5- .8 10 o h A · Put~ 0 R/~ G J. er with Penton Nursery of Mrs. Ida . Stobart 'or AJ.i!v:ll Alkyd Bertaina, Cox (3 ), Humphreys Be I ins k y, Sembera (81, ~["lis · ~ a ~,a llcotlle Saturday night at t h Grove Is spending several d Gallon 6), Priddy 191 and Camilli : Schneider (9) and Brand; Eiiis, ~ .oyce nn ers, syracuse ball park. wllh Mrs. Lovey Sayre. And SPRING TIM! waslewski. Osinski (4), Santi•· Lee •l l, Pappas 19) and Coker. Pt urPle~;an~JOmas "!·Johnson, '11te Chillioothe tellll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curirto ll GO TOGETHER go (6), Brandon 171 and Gibson. WP- Pappas (7-!). LP-8em· tt Pt PI 1• Jo~~ P. Bam- shutout by Meigs spent a week at Washington FOR ALL THE WP--C<l• I I~). LP-Osinski (2- ilera 0·5). HRS-Wynn (IO!hl, : r e,Pt · peasant: m F. K1s- Dale Harrison In the H. with Mr. and Mn. Wo1t•r ll FAMILY 1). HR5-Comgliaro (3rd ), &'<>ll Aspromonte 15th), Coker (Is\), E ' Tu, k leas~nt , Mrs. F~ and then come back to Wells an.< ot Fairborn with THE PAINT VALUE CENTER IN OUR PavleUch t3rd), · c er, runms LandUJg, 11-4 win in the sO<Ond Jam•. and Mrs Richard Curtis {6th ). (lsi Game) W. Va.; Mre. Clarence B. Hoff· Harrison ollowed only f I' M G Lee f El : 1 :Jst Game) New York 000 300 OIJIJ- 3 S 0 man, RL 1 Langsville; M fl. hits as his teammatea the~· ary 1 h 0 ~18 "1• Cleve. 222 200 022- 12 16 0 Chicago 210 000 02x- 5 12 0 Eva Stout, Middleport; Terry ed eight hils M ~:endo er aun ' Mrl. \ens. City 100 000 OIJIJ- I 7 I Fisher. Selma 13). D. Shawl G. Barrell, Rt. I Middleport; In the ~ game, anae a~lo~ recuperating Middlepoirt, 0 . 923 5. 3rd Ave. T•ant <4-1) and Sims; SegUI, 17), R. Taylor (8), Lamabe (8) I Mrs. BUlle L, Gibson, Rt. 1 er, ChUUrolhe jurnped off to M:"Pam~la Mark! , • P~erce (2), Odom (6 ), Edgerton and B. Tavior: Jenkins 18_31 South Pomt; Mrs. Edward 1. quiet llllrt against BUcky n of Rad 181 and Duncan. LP-8egw (0- and Hundlfy. LP- R. Taylor (0· Benttne, Ashland, Ky.; Mu . Ducky retired 111 the third !I HRS- Mays 13rd), Whitfield 2). HRS-Philllpo <Bth), Davis John A. SchUIIilg, Rt. 1 Langa-tng with 1 IIOI't 'arm. Budd 17th), Wagner (9th). tBth). vilie: Mrs. Claude Swick, Well- Cundiff came 00 Iii relief 2nd Gamel 12ud Game) ston; Mrs. Wayne W. Gilkey, held Chlllicotbo to two runs :!eve. 000 201 000- 3 T t 1New York 310'100 fffi-10 13 1 Athens;, Buford N. McCain, relit of the way. Bill Cook (ans. City 110 000 000- 2 8 1 Chicago 027 034 llx- 18 19 0 !'femphtS, Tenn.; Gary L. Dav·[ Penton Nursery aUowed t h O'Donoghue. Culve r (9), Allen WU!hile, Lamalle 13), Fisher tsson, Spencer. W. Va.; Rul'uBjMerchallll only three hlts. 9), Pena I ~ ) and Azcue; (3), Estrada 141. D. Shaw 161. 1R. ,Dupre, Wellston; David · Lindblad, Odom (7), Aker (8) Taylor (7) and Grote; Simmons, ~ueketl, Radcliff; Terri L i - - - - - - - - and Duncan WP-~O 'Donoghue Koonce 12), Hartenstein 13), Countryman, Rt. I BambrJdge; •2-1). LP- tindblad (4-1), UR- Ra<latz 19) and Hundley. WP- Paul E. Osborne, RavenswOOd; ft' Colavito (4th), Hartenstein (1 -1). LP- Wlilhite Mrs. Ruth N, Rankin, Jact10-1). HRS-Swoboda l3rd), . son ; Mrs. Vernon Davis, Ruso list Game) Hundley 2 (6th and 7th I. Santo I soli, Ky. thicago 100 100 OIJIJ- 2 11 0 (8th), Phillips 3 (9tb, lOth and Blrthl New Yotk 001 000 000- I 6 2 lith) Banks 19th) Buchek Mrs. Thomas E. Wallin, WeU. O'Toole, Wilhelm 1e ), Wood 17th)', Grote (2nd),' Johnaon I ston, daughter, IO:Iie p.m. Frl- M.l'll. Geneva Sbumate accom(91 and Martin; Stottlemyre.l12 nd ) day; Mrs. 0 . UIIC<lln Thom- parued Mr. and MR. Marl BurHamilton (7) , W<>kack (8 ) and 1 <lsi Game) as, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant, son, 1:· ton ID visit relati~, Mr. and ' Howard. WP-{)'Toole (3-1). LP ,Los Ang. 110 000 !04- 7 13 3 51 p.m. Sunday. Mr>. Allen Conn, m Kentucky I -stottlemyrt (iHI). st. Louis IOO 004 201- 8 12 2 lllsclta11U reeently. I 12nd Game) Singer, ~ranoski 16), Egan Mrs. lfBroid T. Allyn, Elaine Mr. ~ Mrs. Howard ~ Chicago OliO 300 000- 3 6 9 18 ), Miller (9) and Rose!Joro, Cartwri~ht, Mrs. David L. Cline, and Palrteia were Sunday fiBIINew York 000 000 002- 2 4 I 1'orborg (7) ; washburn, Hoer· Mrs. Nora B. Cremeer.l, Mn. ora of his Iaiiier, Mr. Georae How11rd, Wuod [9), Locker 19) ner l7), Briles (9) and Ben A. Davis, Jr., Ml'll. Clar. Thoma, Piketon. and McNertney ; Peterson, Ha- McCarver. WP- Briles 12·1l . LP ence R. Dewitt, Phillip H. Ehr- Mrs. J. B. Hatfield and fam. milton <7). Hen ill (91 and - Miller (0-5). HRS-Parker lick, Dorsa w. Fultz, Mr 1. Uy . of Madison, W. Va., are June14 Gibbs. WP- Howard (:1-4 ). LP- 12nd), Lefebvre t2nd). James E. Hawley, Don A. Kay. visiting with her father-in-law Peterson (().5) HRS-McNert- I2nd Game) lor, J . HoiUs McCormick, Shir- and mother · In · law, Mr. , At 225 N. Second, Middleport ney (2nd), Gibbo (3rd) . Los Ang. 022 001 000- 5 11 o ley Mulford, Sr., John A. Oiler, and Mrs. Joe Hatneld, for a 1 Detroit 000 i'll 010- 4 7 I Sl Louis 401 010 lOx- 7 II t Jr., Alonzo C. Radcliff, Mr 1. few days. In Fonner Reuah Shoe Store Loc1tion Calif. 000 003 003- 6 l1 0 Sutton, Perranoski (6), Regan Robert F. Roe, Mrs. Oris L. Zir· Terry Lyrm Russell "' PomSparma, Gladding 161 and :8i and Torhorg, Roseboro l8l; kle, Sr, Mrs. John E. Blake eroy was Monday visitor of Freehan: McGlothlin. Turner .Jackson, Willis 16) tmd Rirk- and infant son, Mrs. Howard E. J!'andparenl!l, Mr. and M r 1. We are pleased to armounce thll 18), Rojao (8) and Rodgers. WP ells. WP-Jackson (5-2). LP- Glenn and infant daughter, Mrs. Lmcoin Russell. new retail outlet featuring a -Rojas (4-4 ), LP-G~add inK II- Sutt on (3-8). IIR- Maris <4111) Elmer R. Handley and infant . Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and lam· complete Une of shoes for the I) . HRS-Kalme (12th), Hall Phila. 002 012 120-14 17 o, son. Mrs. Clarence H. Beaver. lly and Mrs. Geneva Lambert family and industrial footwear. (9th), Fregosi 17th). Pill s. ooo 1011 0110- 1 B 1, Mrs. ERTI F. Brumfield. Mrs. were Sunday afternoon vlsilors I This new operation Is backed by list Game Bunning 16-i:) and Ol iver; ' Etta Mae Cheatwood, Mrs. John of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grov. a company which has been 'In Bait. 020 020 010- 5 7 O,P!Za rro . r' ryman 111 . J.aw <'1 , f . ll1erkrr, Mrs. Oddie E. Eads, er, Joy and Jennifer Ruth. col)tlnuous operation since 1001. Mmn. 000 200 000- ~ 6 2[Mikkelsen 17) and Gonder. LP- Mrs. John S, Gill, Mrs. Wayne . Therefore, quality and price Is 1 D1ilman 14-Q) and Elehebar· Piza rro (3.,;) HR--Dliver <4th) . Harris11n, Mrs, Robort L. Hor· A ihotl&ht for the day · Plo·ln 1 guaranteed to your satisfaction. ren ; Boswell. Kline 181 and rtO innings) ton, Mrs. David F. Kessler Di· said, "No evil can hap)JI'n to a Do come and · visit 111 on opeoiJII Zimmerman, Nixon 18). LP- S. F. 000 003 020 0- 38 2 ane E. Lodwick, Mrs. He~bert good man, either In life or alter days . . · Boswell 13-4 ). HRS-Biefary All. 001 OH 000 1- 4 10 2' Mahan. Mrs. E•rl N, Malone, _de_a_th_.'_' - - - -- - (lOth) , B. Roilmson (7lb), Marlchal ttl-51 and Diet,, M,.,.. M. Wyatl Martin, Mro. EJ. (2nd Game) Haller (81 : LeMaster 17·1) and !len J.. M<ISs, David A. Parker, Allan Taylor, Bait. 103 000 201- 7 12 0 Ueckel'. HRS- F. Ainu (71h), ' Ml's, Lawronce R. Prire Char- Bob B1ll and Becky Lee s)JI'nt Minn. Oil 024 20x- IO 12 Q Hiatt (4th), Mays (7th ). !es T. SpmUlte, Vernon L. Wed· ao afternoon with their grand· Bunker, Watt 16). Mlller (7) emeyer, Lorl Ann Anderson parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Roznovsky. Etchebam n PfUI.ADELPffiA IUPI)- The Mrs. Wlllter Bosley and In!ani OtT at Chester. .. ' ,. . . !7) ; Grant, Perry .<3), Worth- new Philadelphia Flyers of the son , Mrs. Tommy Lee Hall and flllplt Lee, Martha Lee and ,. lngton 17) and N1x nn WP- Nationlll Hockey League an- inflml liOtt ehlidren oelled on Margaret ' Perry 12-4), LP- Watt (0·3). nounced Sunday that Vic Ann Carleton and Patrick on a . ' HRS-Oiiva 13rd). Blair 14th\, Slasluk will coach their top recent Sunday afternoon. I Perry (Istl. F. Robmson (18th), farm team, the Quebec Ares Calling at the Dean Brinker Blefary (11th). the American Hockey League, home recently were Ernest and Estella Clark ol Racine, Hay. '' man, Elva Dean Barntts Porn"'.., eroy and Sidney Stobari, Ra· SHIRT SERVICE u:· R-LI BUDGET SHOP ' 2 Piece 3 Piece LIVING ROOM BED ROOM SUITES • sn9 SUITES •• s99 Paint 1M walls and woodwork the same HELEN HELP US! Sllbtle 10/or! MaJo• f League LiDe &OfeS Comi Events '* ~rs. William Maynard. · . - - - -, Jil!l Wickiins 811d BID Mayn. ~~~~ Atblal. " vlll1ing .for a few 4aya ere ll'd spent Sunday ID Clnelnnaii Mr, ~ )In, ~· Wilson their cranddaulhtera. ·· at lht baD game. · of Ligan were Ylllton - l l y Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Mash, . G H p of Mrs. Olen HarrlSOD. Harold White, &bby, Susan, MrI. race o1ter o1 omand ·Butcll Mash, were dinner 11y Mn. ll'rloell Morrit eroy '!,ll a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert &wear- llle&ll o1 Rev. and MJ'I, Clyde Rev. Ech<>is was guest Mr._and Mn. Dave Huddleston. ~er of Laura, Ohio, vlllted Hinton. '1be diDntr waa ID bon· MIDDLEPORT - Flfly·•udenlll[ ter at the Baptist Church ~· and Mrs. Bert Heilman wtth Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Whlte ar of Butcll's blrlllday. dleport Bl8h Sch<>ol .,, Sunday morning. Of .Wollpen spent 1 day with !)II Me:porlal Day. ~~e ~~~~~~':: : ~:e The Camp Fire Girls, Iter sister, Mrs. Margaret Houd· Stephbt Smith, IIDII crl Mr. Mount Washtngtoo. In New Ill w... of ach<>ol. sented two lovely palms to •t~'· and ~,.: Ben Cadle of and Mrs. Elmo Smltb, 10d Pat Hampshire, at 6,293 le•t Is ·~,, Baptist Church which sponsors Ripley spent Sunday with his ]!urger of San Franclace, Callf. lqbest peat Iii northealllem Making a grade of "B" them . , ln'oth Mr d M fr' d were mmied recootly. They Unjted S~: above to bo listed on the · r;adle.er, , • an rs. . 1 will llve at (:!)IIDiaut, 0 hI o,\ji&iiiiioiti;&.; .•••-Mi . •• COMPLETE BUNK ,BEDS _ BEDS _ _ Kin bury S cial N H • a] N p,.., BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • MerchantS in Split Saturday u;. U. S. KEDS nME ;:m- ri" $6.60 $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX I at the church, BAND practice Valley Lumber and Supply Co. morning, June 13, at '' ' a. m. at the high school. / I I I I I I I I moll Pen SOCiety NOtes ·Middleport's New Shoe Store . ~+\ ~ Wednesday .. ' CarmeJ Socl.efy Nota£! - --- - - -- cine. . Sunday Sdmol attendance on 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Circle 4 was , 42. Offering was ~nd laryllly of Ashland, Ky. and $13.Gii. The il~rlhday )r Tammy Mr ana Mrs. Donald Pierce of Smith was noted. ' Athens visited at the Mary Clr· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Circle cl• home a recent Sund-y. 13UO Down - Balon.. on lamily of Racine R. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Snilth and eo..-t"" r.,.. Dorothy Harden and chii· children were dinner guests of of Nease Settlement and , Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith of Castle of Athens spent a Dorcas Sunday. A cookout bon. recent Sunday at the Homer. ored the birthday of Tammy Circle home, Smith who was 4 years old Mr and Mrs. Shelby Pickens Roberta Lee and Martha Lee ;,._..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J iwaneeekernadmily of Columbus were •'•ited Ruby Drr on Tue•day "" ~~~esta Ol Mr. and Mr1. it HGlzer Hoapital, Galllpolli: l.__;..;t;_'~' 1 •' 1 .. ' M~SON .. .. I 1 ·..:., ' -- ·· ·~ . ~ '":"·· "······ . .. ~ 225 N. ' ..,. ....,.......;_'.;_;~-~~:-.··;·";;;,"·~*~;~-~~~~~~--~--1!1..-1 ' ¥, ·,. ¥j [¥" " ' . HORS!rOW!R Wlf(!LIAI! ooa.u Pol,,\ 318 VI 230 OYEIW.L UNGTH 122··· 219.6" OV!IW.L l'lliP WIDTH ! t 195 119 .. 213.2" 79.9 .. 2845 FORD Gol•xie 500 VI 200 119" 213., 2881 PONTIAC Cltatino VB 265 121" --... . -~ 215.6 .. 79., 79,7N . ' 2951 ~l ' ' ' · • " ~ ,, ·~ 11teAIBy Uallt!l J'reu ,..._~ Today Ia Monday, June 12, the 163rd daJ Of Jt6'l wltb 2DZ follow. The 1110011 lJ.~ lit ne.r · phase and llr!! qllll.'ler• .: Tlii llllr Ia The j 1 sow $2878 CHEVIIOLIT Impala V8 -""" . !~ ,. (foryourQ\Aifl sak ·.: · us~ Y9Ur ~eat b~~ . }-,c··-;TI· ' I PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON 'MUifiC1~ ·· hHtiiH WI hie• ftt 2......... lnlil- ...... l&ltlelll . . . . . . . . . . . ,. ,, maybe you'd better check this chart: ·• Left outside rearview mirror. ,8 Carpeting, front and rear. • Flow·Through ventilation In hardtop models. • Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. • • Padded dash and sun visors. • Ball bearing ashtray. • 'Crank-operated vent windows. • Safety-Action inside door release lavers. • Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. 8 Wide selection of color-keyed interiors, • Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. .. ~ ;, 111 these features •.. BOOTIRY' I 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 ~nd doesn't have ' ' . '!»" ........... ,1 "' ' I I. ' ,,. ' t Rawlings Sons 'Co, Ql . ,.... " ' •·• ' \ \· �., ' • • ' ' ' "'"'" ,. • s••"' 01 nei' aiillt;'f-Dally Sentinel, Pom&NY'"M14clltpol't, 0 ., June 12, l967 50 Middleport ... Racine High Students ' ' · ••crambillhHefaurJumbils, Society Notes lelllr ............... te . m folll' !'rdla117 words. On Honor Roll ":~lora_ Eililor KandaU Dunfee, Karen Sandra Garten, Debra A Han M g1 c!:!t~~~~r~~":tome Mlsa Sheryl Slmpaon spent a "'~,:~e::/;'~th MURfM CIIOCI_'ho _ _ ""'"' ............. ONE· DAY Re•. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers week in Columbuo with Mr. and and Mrs. Clyde Hlilton were Tburllday evening, June I. Mrs. Rex Carlyle. Mr and Mrs Robert Riddle and fresh01ents of angel fond Mrs. Lillian Jividen left Mon- K~ Huflrna~ aU o1 Columbus. I~ :AI~ Ice cream, coffee, iced tea, daY to visit her sister. Mrs. Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Mash You get our UsUal line 11 11 Sua M': mlillll and nut• were served manche Franoh, Akron. Jr. and family spent the recent service and llnlsblniJ. ~. Ste~han! ;;,Den, Rev. and Mrs. Sellen 10 ~r. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and boiiday weekend with Mr. and Sauer, David Sigman, m••11bers llld three pellla, childr<ln, Lynn and Ray, of ~ Mrs. Cecil Mash and famUy at • hut9;out et I Stumbo, JameriUa Ward. Mn. Jerry Graham Ia a lumbua spent a weekend with GabaMa. (J' ' Juniors Canda<e B gical patient at Veterans Itm: mother, Mrs. Frankie .Mr. and Mrs. Ch1rles LY· UU DIOD I IIHn A NEW SYMBOL- An original symbol for the Trinity, appearing on an altll' orial Hospital. Ne,gler and ot~er rleatives. ona had a recent vtsltlr, Mrs. 216 I, 2nd P.meroy frontal recently donated to Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, Is explained by Marsha &wles, BetSY the Rev. Richard Martin, rector, to young people Linda Roush and Janet Zwill· ham, Melissa Davia, Janie Mrs. Helen Slmpson and ~r. WilHam l'lythe and Mary JJ~am~es~CUII~o~~rd,~of~Syr~acu~s•~·!_AI-:J--1!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!1.,-DorolhY Badgley spent (Richards) Hanuiton of Newark _ ing. Designed to illustrate the teaching of St. Augustine: ''The Holy Spirit ... Is ard, BIU Hackett, Jackie that ~erfect love which joins together the Father and the Son and attaches us to ley Karen Hawley Carol Kiag daya at Woodsfield with vleited Mr1. Blythe, Present them ' (De Trlnltate vii:6), the "hand" symbolizes God tbe Father (Creator), the Debra King, Luan~a Mcintosh: llld Mrs. Brian Simpaon Cross and Dudley Wolf. SundaY. fisb represents God the Son (Jesus Christ, in the ocean. of humanity), and the des· Patricia Slaven, Ann WU!!On. attended the graduation f r 0 Mrs. Eva Pickens .of Col urnilildergarten of their bus is visiting her stster, Miss cemling and ascending dove the one Spirit (Substance) which unites them. The SoPho mores - Co npie. . Doria Wolfe frontal was given in memory of Suzanne Martin, 1947-1966, by. Mr. and Mrs. ner. Theresa C a a e I ' daughter, LISa Simpson. M d M 'lbert Hill e John Martin of Grand Rapids, Michigan, parents of the rector. The Rev. Mr. Mar· ner, Theresa Cas Miss Lillian Jividen, ' · an rs. " ar tin moves to Columbus June 6. The symbols were designed by the rector. Ciatworthy, Lynda panted by her daughter, ~lhnd!Mnll andwMreek 'wn C~IFuonbteus ARMOR FOR HANOI similar to this mobile ground-to-ground rocket unit Ia be· M•"'• Emma Jane McCilntock a n WI r. a . I, ~~~ os r Nancy Harrts, .. ~ and family . Ing supplied by Moscow, according to East European sources. The rockets are reMary Jane Jenldnlon, R u t Ann McClintock, attended • ported capable of hitting Saigon or American carriers off the Vietnamese coast. Ann Lacey, Cathy Manley, gradllltion of her ---lhia Mills, Kathy Morga ter, Eiien Jlvtden. at 0sp1t eWS Randy Mulford. Sherrie. High School, Friday, ..1ndayl JJS . . ' . W!llla'" Slater; Barry ·wtaor. Mrs, Ann Coe left "'' t1 By UDlted Jalemotlonal Nottoaal LeR(IIt R olz • r Hoapltah Visiting Freehmen - AUan lor Akron to spend ten American League Ost G<lme) hours Z-4 and 7_. p.m. Parents ham, Richard Hawley, wlth Mr. and Mrs. John · 0 eWS 11111 Garr.e) Houswn ODI 022 200- 7 14 3 only on PediRtrics Ward. Long, Rober Ia Ord, and famlly and to attend , Wash. 010 020 000- 3 e 1 Cincln. 200 001 100- 4 14 1 AdmlaiiNia Swanaon, John Tannehill. meneement e~ses of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl Boston 000 002 ll x- 4 11 0 Cuellar, Sembera (9) and Mrs. Carl Maynard, Jackaon nle<e, Ann Da'ds. Rodney visited Saturday In ortega. Cox (71. Baldwin (71. Baleman, Brand (9); Pappas, Pike; Mrs. C!Uford w. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rotlah[timore, Ohio, with her mste,r,! and Mildred visited S-Sgt: Mr. and Mrs. David Reem'n·~mi Priddy 181 and c88 unova; Arrigo <5), Nottebart (7), 2.18 state st.; Miss Charlotte Brandon, Santiago 161 . Wyatt Osteen 19) and Pavletich. WP- L. Hambrick, 960 First Avt.; Mrs. John Fisher and (amliy Rev. and Mrs. Clyde "' (9) and Ryan. WP-8antlago (4· Cuellar (7·2). LP- Pappas (!H ). Miss Bessie Mosby, 51 pine Ranwul, Dl., over lhe recently visited with Rev. 1). LP- Baldwin (tJ.l l. HRS- HRS-Aspromonte (4th), Pavle- St. ; Homer F. Moore, Rt. 1 orlal Day weekend. Webb and family. Casanova (4th), Howard 05th). ti<h 12nd), Crown City; Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Rowland Dais recently] Martin Ht 1 Gallfpor . Samleft Sunday by plane to Ylsited with her aunts. Mrs . 12nd Gake) (2nd Game) 'D· " •. The Meigs Merchants Mr and Mrs Ivan Powell E. C.oldsberry and Mrs. wash. 31l1 004 OflO- 8 10 0 Houston 102 100 000- 4 12 0 ~~re! L e~~ !t..:huBid= ball team split a ~Uy at Vegas Nev Boston on 020 OOJ- 7 14 3 Cln. 100 000 ll5- .8 10 o h A · Put~ 0 R/~ G J. er with Penton Nursery of Mrs. Ida . Stobart 'or AJ.i!v:ll Alkyd Bertaina, Cox (3 ), Humphreys Be I ins k y, Sembera (81, ~["lis · ~ a ~,a llcotlle Saturday night at t h Grove Is spending several d Gallon 6), Priddy 191 and Camilli : Schneider (9) and Brand; Eiiis, ~ .oyce nn ers, syracuse ball park. wllh Mrs. Lovey Sayre. And SPRING TIM! waslewski. Osinski (4), Santi•· Lee •l l, Pappas 19) and Coker. Pt urPle~;an~JOmas "!·Johnson, '11te Chillioothe tellll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curirto ll GO TOGETHER go (6), Brandon 171 and Gibson. WP- Pappas (7-!). LP-8em· tt Pt PI 1• Jo~~ P. Bam- shutout by Meigs spent a week at Washington FOR ALL THE WP--C<l• I I~). LP-Osinski (2- ilera 0·5). HRS-Wynn (IO!hl, : r e,Pt · peasant: m F. K1s- Dale Harrison In the H. with Mr. and Mn. Wo1t•r ll FAMILY 1). HR5-Comgliaro (3rd ), &'<>ll Aspromonte 15th), Coker (Is\), E ' Tu, k leas~nt , Mrs. F~ and then come back to Wells an.< ot Fairborn with THE PAINT VALUE CENTER IN OUR PavleUch t3rd), · c er, runms LandUJg, 11-4 win in the sO<Ond Jam•. and Mrs Richard Curtis {6th ). (lsi Game) W. Va.; Mre. Clarence B. Hoff· Harrison ollowed only f I' M G Lee f El : 1 :Jst Game) New York 000 300 OIJIJ- 3 S 0 man, RL 1 Langsville; M fl. hits as his teammatea the~· ary 1 h 0 ~18 "1• Cleve. 222 200 022- 12 16 0 Chicago 210 000 02x- 5 12 0 Eva Stout, Middleport; Terry ed eight hils M ~:endo er aun ' Mrl. \ens. City 100 000 OIJIJ- I 7 I Fisher. Selma 13). D. Shawl G. Barrell, Rt. I Middleport; In the ~ game, anae a~lo~ recuperating Middlepoirt, 0 . 923 5. 3rd Ave. T•ant <4-1) and Sims; SegUI, 17), R. Taylor (8), Lamabe (8) I Mrs. BUlle L, Gibson, Rt. 1 er, ChUUrolhe jurnped off to M:"Pam~la Mark! , • P~erce (2), Odom (6 ), Edgerton and B. Tavior: Jenkins 18_31 South Pomt; Mrs. Edward 1. quiet llllrt against BUcky n of Rad 181 and Duncan. LP-8egw (0- and Hundlfy. LP- R. Taylor (0· Benttne, Ashland, Ky.; Mu . Ducky retired 111 the third !I HRS- Mays 13rd), Whitfield 2). HRS-Philllpo <Bth), Davis John A. SchUIIilg, Rt. 1 Langa-tng with 1 IIOI't 'arm. Budd 17th), Wagner (9th). tBth). vilie: Mrs. Claude Swick, Well- Cundiff came 00 Iii relief 2nd Gamel 12ud Game) ston; Mrs. Wayne W. Gilkey, held Chlllicotbo to two runs :!eve. 000 201 000- 3 T t 1New York 310'100 fffi-10 13 1 Athens;, Buford N. McCain, relit of the way. Bill Cook (ans. City 110 000 000- 2 8 1 Chicago 027 034 llx- 18 19 0 !'femphtS, Tenn.; Gary L. Dav·[ Penton Nursery aUowed t h O'Donoghue. Culve r (9), Allen WU!hile, Lamalle 13), Fisher tsson, Spencer. W. Va.; Rul'uBjMerchallll only three hlts. 9), Pena I ~ ) and Azcue; (3), Estrada 141. D. Shaw 161. 1R. ,Dupre, Wellston; David · Lindblad, Odom (7), Aker (8) Taylor (7) and Grote; Simmons, ~ueketl, Radcliff; Terri L i - - - - - - - - and Duncan WP-~O 'Donoghue Koonce 12), Hartenstein 13), Countryman, Rt. I BambrJdge; •2-1). LP- tindblad (4-1), UR- Ra<latz 19) and Hundley. WP- Paul E. Osborne, RavenswOOd; ft' Colavito (4th), Hartenstein (1 -1). LP- Wlilhite Mrs. Ruth N, Rankin, Jact10-1). HRS-Swoboda l3rd), . son ; Mrs. Vernon Davis, Ruso list Game) Hundley 2 (6th and 7th I. Santo I soli, Ky. thicago 100 100 OIJIJ- 2 11 0 (8th), Phillips 3 (9tb, lOth and Blrthl New Yotk 001 000 000- I 6 2 lith) Banks 19th) Buchek Mrs. Thomas E. Wallin, WeU. O'Toole, Wilhelm 1e ), Wood 17th)', Grote (2nd),' Johnaon I ston, daughter, IO:Iie p.m. Frl- M.l'll. Geneva Sbumate accom(91 and Martin; Stottlemyre.l12 nd ) day; Mrs. 0 . UIIC<lln Thom- parued Mr. and MR. Marl BurHamilton (7) , W<>kack (8 ) and 1 <lsi Game) as, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant, son, 1:· ton ID visit relati~, Mr. and ' Howard. WP-{)'Toole (3-1). LP ,Los Ang. 110 000 !04- 7 13 3 51 p.m. Sunday. Mr>. Allen Conn, m Kentucky I -stottlemyrt (iHI). st. Louis IOO 004 201- 8 12 2 lllsclta11U reeently. I 12nd Game) Singer, ~ranoski 16), Egan Mrs. lfBroid T. Allyn, Elaine Mr. ~ Mrs. Howard ~ Chicago OliO 300 000- 3 6 9 18 ), Miller (9) and Rose!Joro, Cartwri~ht, Mrs. David L. Cline, and Palrteia were Sunday fiBIINew York 000 000 002- 2 4 I 1'orborg (7) ; washburn, Hoer· Mrs. Nora B. Cremeer.l, Mn. ora of his Iaiiier, Mr. Georae How11rd, Wuod [9), Locker 19) ner l7), Briles (9) and Ben A. Davis, Jr., Ml'll. Clar. Thoma, Piketon. and McNertney ; Peterson, Ha- McCarver. WP- Briles 12·1l . LP ence R. Dewitt, Phillip H. Ehr- Mrs. J. B. Hatfield and fam. milton <7). Hen ill (91 and - Miller (0-5). HRS-Parker lick, Dorsa w. Fultz, Mr 1. Uy . of Madison, W. Va., are June14 Gibbs. WP- Howard (:1-4 ). LP- 12nd), Lefebvre t2nd). James E. Hawley, Don A. Kay. visiting with her father-in-law Peterson (().5) HRS-McNert- I2nd Game) lor, J . HoiUs McCormick, Shir- and mother · In · law, Mr. , At 225 N. Second, Middleport ney (2nd), Gibbo (3rd) . Los Ang. 022 001 000- 5 11 o ley Mulford, Sr., John A. Oiler, and Mrs. Joe Hatneld, for a 1 Detroit 000 i'll 010- 4 7 I Sl Louis 401 010 lOx- 7 II t Jr., Alonzo C. Radcliff, Mr 1. few days. In Fonner Reuah Shoe Store Loc1tion Calif. 000 003 003- 6 l1 0 Sutton, Perranoski (6), Regan Robert F. Roe, Mrs. Oris L. Zir· Terry Lyrm Russell "' PomSparma, Gladding 161 and :8i and Torhorg, Roseboro l8l; kle, Sr, Mrs. John E. Blake eroy was Monday visitor of Freehan: McGlothlin. Turner .Jackson, Willis 16) tmd Rirk- and infant son, Mrs. Howard E. J!'andparenl!l, Mr. and M r 1. We are pleased to armounce thll 18), Rojao (8) and Rodgers. WP ells. WP-Jackson (5-2). LP- Glenn and infant daughter, Mrs. Lmcoin Russell. new retail outlet featuring a -Rojas (4-4 ), LP-G~add inK II- Sutt on (3-8). IIR- Maris <4111) Elmer R. Handley and infant . Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and lam· complete Une of shoes for the I) . HRS-Kalme (12th), Hall Phila. 002 012 120-14 17 o, son. Mrs. Clarence H. Beaver. lly and Mrs. Geneva Lambert family and industrial footwear. (9th), Fregosi 17th). Pill s. ooo 1011 0110- 1 B 1, Mrs. ERTI F. Brumfield. Mrs. were Sunday afternoon vlsilors I This new operation Is backed by list Game Bunning 16-i:) and Ol iver; ' Etta Mae Cheatwood, Mrs. John of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grov. a company which has been 'In Bait. 020 020 010- 5 7 O,P!Za rro . r' ryman 111 . J.aw <'1 , f . ll1erkrr, Mrs. Oddie E. Eads, er, Joy and Jennifer Ruth. col)tlnuous operation since 1001. Mmn. 000 200 000- ~ 6 2[Mikkelsen 17) and Gonder. LP- Mrs. John S, Gill, Mrs. Wayne . Therefore, quality and price Is 1 D1ilman 14-Q) and Elehebar· Piza rro (3.,;) HR--Dliver <4th) . Harris11n, Mrs, Robort L. Hor· A ihotl&ht for the day · Plo·ln 1 guaranteed to your satisfaction. ren ; Boswell. Kline 181 and rtO innings) ton, Mrs. David F. Kessler Di· said, "No evil can hap)JI'n to a Do come and · visit 111 on opeoiJII Zimmerman, Nixon 18). LP- S. F. 000 003 020 0- 38 2 ane E. Lodwick, Mrs. He~bert good man, either In life or alter days . . · Boswell 13-4 ). HRS-Biefary All. 001 OH 000 1- 4 10 2' Mahan. Mrs. E•rl N, Malone, _de_a_th_.'_' - - - -- - (lOth) , B. Roilmson (7lb), Marlchal ttl-51 and Diet,, M,.,.. M. Wyatl Martin, Mro. EJ. (2nd Game) Haller (81 : LeMaster 17·1) and !len J.. M<ISs, David A. Parker, Allan Taylor, Bait. 103 000 201- 7 12 0 Ueckel'. HRS- F. Ainu (71h), ' Ml's, Lawronce R. Prire Char- Bob B1ll and Becky Lee s)JI'nt Minn. Oil 024 20x- IO 12 Q Hiatt (4th), Mays (7th ). !es T. SpmUlte, Vernon L. Wed· ao afternoon with their grand· Bunker, Watt 16). Mlller (7) emeyer, Lorl Ann Anderson parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Roznovsky. Etchebam n PfUI.ADELPffiA IUPI)- The Mrs. Wlllter Bosley and In!ani OtT at Chester. .. ' ,. . . !7) ; Grant, Perry .<3), Worth- new Philadelphia Flyers of the son , Mrs. Tommy Lee Hall and flllplt Lee, Martha Lee and ,. lngton 17) and N1x nn WP- Nationlll Hockey League an- inflml liOtt ehlidren oelled on Margaret ' Perry 12-4), LP- Watt (0·3). nounced Sunday that Vic Ann Carleton and Patrick on a . ' HRS-Oiiva 13rd). Blair 14th\, Slasluk will coach their top recent Sunday afternoon. I Perry (Istl. F. Robmson (18th), farm team, the Quebec Ares Calling at the Dean Brinker Blefary (11th). the American Hockey League, home recently were Ernest and Estella Clark ol Racine, Hay. '' man, Elva Dean Barntts Porn"'.., eroy and Sidney Stobari, Ra· SHIRT SERVICE u:· R-LI BUDGET SHOP ' 2 Piece 3 Piece LIVING ROOM BED ROOM SUITES • sn9 SUITES •• s99 Paint 1M walls and woodwork the same HELEN HELP US! Sllbtle 10/or! MaJo• f League LiDe &OfeS Comi Events '* ~rs. William Maynard. · . - - - -, Jil!l Wickiins 811d BID Mayn. ~~~~ Atblal. " vlll1ing .for a few 4aya ere ll'd spent Sunday ID Clnelnnaii Mr, ~ )In, ~· Wilson their cranddaulhtera. ·· at lht baD game. · of Ligan were Ylllton - l l y Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Mash, . G H p of Mrs. Olen HarrlSOD. Harold White, &bby, Susan, MrI. race o1ter o1 omand ·Butcll Mash, were dinner 11y Mn. ll'rloell Morrit eroy '!,ll a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert &wear- llle&ll o1 Rev. and MJ'I, Clyde Rev. Ech<>is was guest Mr._and Mn. Dave Huddleston. ~er of Laura, Ohio, vlllted Hinton. '1be diDntr waa ID bon· MIDDLEPORT - Flfly·•udenlll[ ter at the Baptist Church ~· and Mrs. Bert Heilman wtth Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Whlte ar of Butcll's blrlllday. dleport Bl8h Sch<>ol .,, Sunday morning. Of .Wollpen spent 1 day with !)II Me:porlal Day. ~~e ~~~~~~':: : ~:e The Camp Fire Girls, Iter sister, Mrs. Margaret Houd· Stephbt Smith, IIDII crl Mr. Mount Washtngtoo. In New Ill w... of ach<>ol. sented two lovely palms to •t~'· and ~,.: Ben Cadle of and Mrs. Elmo Smltb, 10d Pat Hampshire, at 6,293 le•t Is ·~,, Baptist Church which sponsors Ripley spent Sunday with his ]!urger of San Franclace, Callf. lqbest peat Iii northealllem Making a grade of "B" them . , ln'oth Mr d M fr' d were mmied recootly. They Unjted S~: above to bo listed on the · r;adle.er, , • an rs. . 1 will llve at (:!)IIDiaut, 0 hI o,\ji&iiiiioiti;&.; .•••-Mi . •• COMPLETE BUNK ,BEDS _ BEDS _ _ Kin bury S cial N H • a] N p,.., BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • MerchantS in Split Saturday u;. U. S. KEDS nME ;:m- ri" $6.60 $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX I at the church, BAND practice Valley Lumber and Supply Co. morning, June 13, at '' ' a. m. at the high school. / I I I I I I I I moll Pen SOCiety NOtes ·Middleport's New Shoe Store . ~+\ ~ Wednesday .. ' CarmeJ Socl.efy Nota£! - --- - - -- cine. . Sunday Sdmol attendance on 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Circle 4 was , 42. Offering was ~nd laryllly of Ashland, Ky. and $13.Gii. The il~rlhday )r Tammy Mr ana Mrs. Donald Pierce of Smith was noted. ' Athens visited at the Mary Clr· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Circle cl• home a recent Sund-y. 13UO Down - Balon.. on lamily of Racine R. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Snilth and eo..-t"" r.,.. Dorothy Harden and chii· children were dinner guests of of Nease Settlement and , Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith of Castle of Athens spent a Dorcas Sunday. A cookout bon. recent Sunday at the Homer. ored the birthday of Tammy Circle home, Smith who was 4 years old Mr and Mrs. Shelby Pickens Roberta Lee and Martha Lee ;,._..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J iwaneeekernadmily of Columbus were •'•ited Ruby Drr on Tue•day "" ~~~esta Ol Mr. and Mr1. it HGlzer Hoapital, Galllpolli: l.__;..;t;_'~' 1 •' 1 .. ' M~SON .. .. I 1 ·..:., ' -- ·· ·~ . ~ '":"·· "······ . .. ~ 225 N. ' ..,. ....,.......;_'.;_;~-~~:-.··;·";;;,"·~*~;~-~~~~~~--~--1!1..-1 ' ¥, ·,. ¥j [¥" " ' . HORS!rOW!R Wlf(!LIAI! ooa.u Pol,,\ 318 VI 230 OYEIW.L UNGTH 122··· 219.6" OV!IW.L l'lliP WIDTH ! t 195 119 .. 213.2" 79.9 .. 2845 FORD Gol•xie 500 VI 200 119" 213., 2881 PONTIAC Cltatino VB 265 121" --... . -~ 215.6 .. 79., 79,7N . ' 2951 ~l ' ' ' · • " ~ ,, ·~ 11teAIBy Uallt!l J'reu ,..._~ Today Ia Monday, June 12, the 163rd daJ Of Jt6'l wltb 2DZ follow. The 1110011 lJ.~ lit ne.r · phase and llr!! qllll.'ler• .: Tlii llllr Ia The j 1 sow $2878 CHEVIIOLIT Impala V8 -""" . !~ ,. (foryourQ\Aifl sak ·.: · us~ Y9Ur ~eat b~~ . }-,c··-;TI· ' I PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON 'MUifiC1~ ·· hHtiiH WI hie• ftt 2......... lnlil- ...... l&ltlelll . . . . . . . . . . . ,. ,, maybe you'd better check this chart: ·• Left outside rearview mirror. ,8 Carpeting, front and rear. • Flow·Through ventilation In hardtop models. • Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. • • Padded dash and sun visors. • Ball bearing ashtray. • 'Crank-operated vent windows. • Safety-Action inside door release lavers. • Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. 8 Wide selection of color-keyed interiors, • Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. .. ~ ;, 111 these features •.. BOOTIRY' I 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 ~nd doesn't have ' ' . '!»" ........... ,1 "' ' I I. ' ,,. ' t Rawlings Sons 'Co, Ql . ,.... " ' •·• ' \ \· �! '. -r- • . ~ ' '. ' • II .. · For Sale ' vac- Busine,ss Services uum cleaner Co. all attachment~. completely rebuilt, fully ranttod. One year free eervlce ....w. ELVII\IEV t-.srolfNIJW ' 0 '\-IE CAN BORRV II).JR WHE'ELIIAR~ER / 1':==========·~======;::::;;===:::::--:.::::::===-· $44.40. pay $S Try perIt rnontb In yourorhome. pay II Call 992-21136. 6 12 6te 62 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Hard Top $1095 Spot1ess original white fJnish with turquoise top. Pow· er steering, power brakes, automatic trans. Extra clean. Buick' Special VS 4 dr. Sta. Wag. $895 Shows good care, · AUtoJmaftc trans. H0NDA SAI'ES & SERVICE Contact: CHARLES USLE Syracuse, Ohio For Fr81 Estimaltl eAiumlnum Awnings eAiuminum Siding eAiumlnum Ra,lllngt eAiumlnum Windows & Doors eCar Ports e Patios e Blown In lntullllon · or Call Collect 532a81 Elmer E. White, 404% So. 4th St., Ironton ltepresentlllvaln This Area 20 YHrt For ! II ONI OP '". NICIST Pli01'•.,1 . • . CALL DICK RAWLINGJ ly GiORGI NONDER bwlings Honda S.lts ' I WY 2.21.1 MIDI)UPORT. .:. ;::·:. ANP APVICE FROM A SENiOR: V. V. Johnson & Son OFFICER AT. THE AIR FORa 222- 4th Ave., Huntington WHEEL ALIGNMENT LOST - WALLET near PoiDis Restaurant on Routt Contents valuable to Reward. Mildred Baum, 3990. ACADeMY- EXPERIENCED Lost 1nd Found AND BRAKE SERVICE 6 11 A GIRL'S Ruby birthstone In swimming area at 110~r"'l Oak Park. Call 949-2684. 6I HOCKINGPORT. OHIO PHONE 667.3370 ti'L .I.SN!R SEEK BlAEnNARS .. All Now Rlc!JaJor Shop ' WITH 6UR'PRIS.. lNG lre5ULTS.' ' eCar eTruck eHaattr Core e Bulldozar eAnyTypa rwc BORN LOSF.t pnH GOBLE FORD WY 2-21N Middleport, o. Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy WINNIE WINKU eiLL'(, ~~ 51STER M.ADe A FOOL OF kER5ELF lA:iT NIGHT ~T mE MAD MOD MLL. By HOWfe V'kUJW, tUVABlE, IT'S A lW/VDERFUl ll11 ~G 1D B£ 8Y li.J.IO tvA" IT WHO SAID... "THE GREATEST INVEAJTIOIVS ',0_iRS£lF s:::JM!.TII.AF.~, AIJJAY F1U1;1 THE CIO,IJD, 10 THIIJK A~JD R)IJDER ABouT LIFo ! OF MAIVkiiJD lU£RE CRfATED 8\' TH~ .SOliTARY INDIVIDUAL, ALL B'i HIM SEL~ ALOIVE 1/IJ ~'ti:.!EIDER I TIWJK IT WAS ORVILLE OR IIJILWR WRIGHT! 9ASOU"JE ALLEY By ICING ' HIS SOLITUO£"? I thought you could ,;tart •I whtle I check in my qown ana qood-~ye to INTfiAf CA<;E , lLL 5AY 600D8YE NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS LfTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I By HAROLD GRAY FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ¥'MEAN .,.,.., ~~u: WEOOESOA{ WILL BE ilil!; 28:', BUT HEI?E" IN BAeEL ALLEY I=LAC. I<Jt:EK'? WE ~AA'T i.ARLY, NIUIOMAL... SUT I THOU~HT..•? ME? A F=Oii!Etl:t'ifQ2 we: HERE IN 'TI-ll'S liLLE.V? '51JQE f Wt GOT A YIJGoSLt!V: ME AC!?tEK A n..,, 19, 1 F A 1-lUNG-'11\'V'N ' • · ..-......._ · AMILY~ THAT IS Q!J8 F"LAI:;, 1'0 LIVE AMO DIE IH THE: NiCHT IN HIS HOMELAMD - LAYS YEo;; ! b UT QiQg -!..!:!ffi LAND r !='OR, New"! '"' ' I-llS ~A/1.11LY BUTCI-If RED ,t::~Nc; c ROgrs ANDCHINEtE ' suT MOw WE No LONQER PRE FREE AIIIIERICAHS! ~ ITYA bi.JI"'t'Vbe <..Jt.JP U. ~IOjP OUT WHO'S 'tH~WIN' AU. THAT 6TUf"f AT US'i ' WANTED Carriers NHded I ABBIE AND SI.A TS For Pomeroy Apply At The Deily Sentinel Office ! ' i. ' ,,I' 110 Mlchenic St. Pomeroy, Ohio I ll j . • AT LEJlPT 11115 <tEAR I'M NaT HAVIN6Jo Go ALONE •• !I ., ,, ' •' " By CHESTEit GOULD BEST IN TIME ••• BEST IN,SOUND I ,,. RADIOS \. ,m ' lUGS .IWNNY I.. j..' _ .. . ... ..... ... ~ ~ .• " ' · ~ ,. . ... . . . . . . . . .. _ _ .... . . ~ . . . . . _ ..... ........ .... ......... . ... . ........._., _ _ __ __ , .. , . . . " ' · ,fi;·r. ·<·. •'I - - 'I . . ... . v . . . . . .. • . • . . ... .. - .•. , ... ~ - . .........-. ~ -- ~- .,~ -- - · -- · - ~ . -~- ... ~ ..... _ .... ..,.._,_l'lt'1'f''l'lflt"'ll·•·., . ....... ; ' ·;I~~.~,~·-,, .. - ........ . ......... .... ' ' £ ' IV '"'· .. rol ' ~-r . , .' ~' :·-~;rr~--~ . ··- a, RALPH .. HEIMOAHL ' "' �! '. -r- • . ~ ' '. ' • II .. · For Sale ' vac- Busine,ss Services uum cleaner Co. all attachment~. completely rebuilt, fully ranttod. One year free eervlce ....w. ELVII\IEV t-.srolfNIJW ' 0 '\-IE CAN BORRV II).JR WHE'ELIIAR~ER / 1':==========·~======;::::;;===:::::--:.::::::===-· $44.40. pay $S Try perIt rnontb In yourorhome. pay II Call 992-21136. 6 12 6te 62 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Hard Top $1095 Spot1ess original white fJnish with turquoise top. Pow· er steering, power brakes, automatic trans. Extra clean. Buick' Special VS 4 dr. Sta. Wag. $895 Shows good care, · AUtoJmaftc trans. H0NDA SAI'ES & SERVICE Contact: CHARLES USLE Syracuse, Ohio For Fr81 Estimaltl eAiumlnum Awnings eAiuminum Siding eAiumlnum Ra,lllngt eAiumlnum Windows & Doors eCar Ports e Patios e Blown In lntullllon · or Call Collect 532a81 Elmer E. White, 404% So. 4th St., Ironton ltepresentlllvaln This Area 20 YHrt For ! II ONI OP '". NICIST Pli01'•.,1 . • . CALL DICK RAWLINGJ ly GiORGI NONDER bwlings Honda S.lts ' I WY 2.21.1 MIDI)UPORT. .:. ;::·:. ANP APVICE FROM A SENiOR: V. V. Johnson & Son OFFICER AT. THE AIR FORa 222- 4th Ave., Huntington WHEEL ALIGNMENT LOST - WALLET near PoiDis Restaurant on Routt Contents valuable to Reward. Mildred Baum, 3990. ACADeMY- EXPERIENCED Lost 1nd Found AND BRAKE SERVICE 6 11 A GIRL'S Ruby birthstone In swimming area at 110~r"'l Oak Park. Call 949-2684. 6I HOCKINGPORT. OHIO PHONE 667.3370 ti'L .I.SN!R SEEK BlAEnNARS .. All Now Rlc!JaJor Shop ' WITH 6UR'PRIS.. lNG lre5ULTS.' ' eCar eTruck eHaattr Core e Bulldozar eAnyTypa rwc BORN LOSF.t pnH GOBLE FORD WY 2-21N Middleport, o. Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy WINNIE WINKU eiLL'(, ~~ 51STER M.ADe A FOOL OF kER5ELF lA:iT NIGHT ~T mE MAD MOD MLL. By HOWfe V'kUJW, tUVABlE, IT'S A lW/VDERFUl ll11 ~G 1D B£ 8Y li.J.IO tvA" IT WHO SAID... "THE GREATEST INVEAJTIOIVS ',0_iRS£lF s:::JM!.TII.AF.~, AIJJAY F1U1;1 THE CIO,IJD, 10 THIIJK A~JD R)IJDER ABouT LIFo ! OF MAIVkiiJD lU£RE CRfATED 8\' TH~ .SOliTARY INDIVIDUAL, ALL B'i HIM SEL~ ALOIVE 1/IJ ~'ti:.!EIDER I TIWJK IT WAS ORVILLE OR IIJILWR WRIGHT! 9ASOU"JE ALLEY By ICING ' HIS SOLITUO£"? I thought you could ,;tart •I whtle I check in my qown ana qood-~ye to INTfiAf CA<;E , lLL 5AY 600D8YE NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS LfTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I By HAROLD GRAY FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ¥'MEAN .,.,.., ~~u: WEOOESOA{ WILL BE ilil!; 28:', BUT HEI?E" IN BAeEL ALLEY I=LAC. I<Jt:EK'? WE ~AA'T i.ARLY, NIUIOMAL... SUT I THOU~HT..•? ME? A F=Oii!Etl:t'ifQ2 we: HERE IN 'TI-ll'S liLLE.V? '51JQE f Wt GOT A YIJGoSLt!V: ME AC!?tEK A n..,, 19, 1 F A 1-lUNG-'11\'V'N ' • · ..-......._ · AMILY~ THAT IS Q!J8 F"LAI:;, 1'0 LIVE AMO DIE IH THE: NiCHT IN HIS HOMELAMD - LAYS YEo;; ! b UT QiQg -!..!:!ffi LAND r !='OR, New"! '"' ' I-llS ~A/1.11LY BUTCI-If RED ,t::~Nc; c ROgrs ANDCHINEtE ' suT MOw WE No LONQER PRE FREE AIIIIERICAHS! ~ ITYA bi.JI"'t'Vbe <..Jt.JP U. ~IOjP OUT WHO'S 'tH~WIN' AU. THAT 6TUf"f AT US'i ' WANTED Carriers NHded I ABBIE AND SI.A TS For Pomeroy Apply At The Deily Sentinel Office ! ' i. ' ,,I' 110 Mlchenic St. Pomeroy, Ohio I ll j . • AT LEJlPT 11115 <tEAR I'M NaT HAVIN6Jo Go ALONE •• !I ., ,, ' •' " By CHESTEit GOULD BEST IN TIME ••• BEST IN,SOUND I ,,. RADIOS \. ,m ' lUGS .IWNNY I.. j..' _ .. . ... ..... ... ~ ~ .• " ' · ~ ,. . ... . . . . . . . . .. _ _ .... . . ~ . . . . . _ ..... ........ .... ......... . ... . ........._., _ _ __ __ , .. , . . . " ' · ,fi;·r. ·<·. •'I - - 'I . . ... . v . . . . . .. • . • . . ... .. - .•. , ... ~ - . .........-. ~ -- ~- .,~ -- - · -- · - ~ . -~- ... ~ ..... _ .... ..,.._,_l'lt'1'f''l'lflt"'ll·•·., . ....... ; ' ·;I~~.~,~·-,, .. - ........ . ......... .... ' ' £ ' IV '"'· .. rol ' ~-r . , .' ~' :·-~;rr~--~ . ··- a, RALPH .. HEIMOAHL ' "' �' . • I' • 1-DQUJ Sentinel, tl!lalll'oy-lndd!eport, . - - ---- -·- -·- -··- ~--- o., June 12, 1987_ .) OCLel )' ... ort or .1\r.P.W and , • About by Su~· for the prop0~d Ohio support of aU · Melgs ·countlans River bi;ld1e project ln th• VI· ln securing a bridge. 1\i!lll}' of, Ravenswood • recelv· "We believe the people of Ra. td !rom lndlvldnaJo ~lid repn~ venswood have enough ammusentallve&, a number oJ )le~s nltlon th&t they can get t ~ e County· organizations In a P'•llproposed bridge bullt," ·said ' lie meeting of the Southern Olio Corporation Vlce President WU. velopment Corporation MondS)' llam Hayes, "But It Is up to us night. , to convince Ohio that n co""l· ApproXImately 75 persons ga· dor route and approaches must thered ·to hear a project prO· be linked to this iaclllty one< it gresa report on work to 1ote Is programmed." and to Usten to developmf'lll Hav.,, presiding over t hI! .:c::or:!por=at::lon::_..::of:::fl.::cl.::als:_ur=.::.ge:_.:the::.:..._ __:m:.e..::et::ln:::..g ~--~•_ absence of Pres- Clwrlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992·5292 • Mostly 1111111)', qalte w 1 r m aod hnlllld lbrongb Wedno&day. Fair, wann tonight. High loday opper 11011 and low 108. Low too • nlgbt lk. _.,. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • I Wembley from our About Pomeroy ., riKht for Dad on Solid •olora, Nil•• bis day. · palsleyl, a\)Celll& Select bls favorite W&IJibley Ia tilt Indicated bls overwhelming sup. port 1o the project and said he feels sure the CIC organization will give Ita endorsement oo the proposal. E. F. Robinson, president of the county planning commission, also gave the support of that organization as did Char· les R. Karr, Sr., president of the board of county commlsalon- ers. C. E. Blakeslee, county ei· tension agent and community leader, urged the group oo point toward an overall planning program !or the area and announ· ced an $8,000 grant will arrive thls week to do comprehensive water and sewage planning for the county. to die Soulllen ~ Corporation's eflprU. Representalivea of townsbiPI, ,,, lncludlng Letart, Lebanon, an4 , Sutton and Racine, · SyracUBt; and RuUand village officials It]. .: 1 ao attended. · ' Several olber offlclal• ,f It was announced the aouted a11lstauce ideas ~ ;; ~ enswood Bridge Commission · project and beard Hayer 1:2 ;'I arranged for a meeting that all wltlloR organi "' .!0. ~ this ll'onth In Athens tn dacu91 to Rive thtlr silpport · .c 2 the project with officials of thai projeel .by pvlng end01 ~.. '· '§ J· _..:::..:::::... area. • "' - -. < . ;:: }? :~ :r.- en tine _ ~ .!. ' ("'.1 ; : _____ Now You Know .: ..s : : Shevaol, llle Jewillb feast weeki, begbu II 1111ldown day oo commemorate lllo lug of llle Ten Cotltmllllldl..;.tll lo Moses on MI. Slaal 10v• weeks afler lhe Exodus lroaa Egypt. .;:;: ,,.... -:,....,.:_.: ~ . BuY Dad·a tie b1 have the Sblrt !UBI aiDS _____________________________________ Dnoted To TM lntMull _ 01 The Melp.Muon .4rflfl VOL XX NO. 42 Give the best. We It Ia believed that It a bridge Is built by West VIrginia, the approaches and access roads will be 011 the way. 'nte proposed corridor route would link wllb U. S. Route :13 In the vicinity of Five Points. according to present plans of both the Southern Development Corporation and the Raven .. wood Bridge Commission. Bernard V. Fultz, president of the Meigs County Commlllllty Improvement Corporation, ·-- - -- ·-- -- Weather I an fl ldent Frank Cleland, Indicated West VIrginia Is bear complet1ng an engineering study od lhe posolblllty oJ llnklng Interstate Roule 77 to a bridge aero" the Ohio River within a flve mlle area of Ravenswood. The Ravenswood bridge commission, made up of some of the leading Jackson County W. Va., citizens, Is working In concert with the Southern Deveiop. men! Corjloratlon on the p10o posad project, Hayes said. • Ion us TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1967 rant • IS A $1,&74,000 Economle Dove- new high school to be construe- ness today, praised the m!1tlopment AdmlnlBiration grant ted by Meigs Local Sehool Dis- ance of Senator Young and to help Install tho Tuppers trict and will also permll the memb- ., of the board of trusPlains-Chester Water Sy&tem ln establishment of commercial lees of the Tuppers Plains · Meigs County has betm approv· enterprises In the Tut>P"' S Chester Water District ln work· ed. Plalns-Chester Water District ing on the project. 1 Thli announcement was made area," said Sen. Young, Lindsey Lyons, water dlslrlct 'M d nlng b Se Frank W . Porter, Jr., Pomeboard chairman, ln turn, ex81 ;.nn a:o::e (D-0Jo) :~m ~ roy attorney and legal •~viJOr pressed special appreciation _10 ~ h' "" g 0 C ffi of the water district, also re- attorney Porter for the continas 11'6'011 • • • 0 ~ce. vealed loday approval has also ued ' ' votion he has given the Senr' • Young said the <Vater been received from the ''rm- project. system will serve oo permit ln- 1ers Home Administration lor a "Attorney Porter deserves a dustrial and commercial growlh $1,116,000 loan to complete fl. big pat on the back from everyin Meigs County. nancing for the system. one who will benefit from this "The system will serve the Porter, in Columbus on b"si- rural water system," Lyons l FIVE CENTS rove said. Other trustees of the Tupper< Plains-Chester Water Distri' t are Carl Barnhill, vice president; Harold Blackston, a nd Delmar Baum, and Eldon Gaul, secretary. Chairman Lyons indicated this morning the next slel to make the proposed water system project a reality will be to inform the Seico Engineering firm to begin final plans for contract bidding. The water district, expected to cover approximately 160 miles mainly In Meigs, but a11o in a section of Athens county iJ1. eluding the new Federal-Hocllo ing High Scboool, Is ezpected to be under construction by thla fall, according to reporlll today. The water district, aecordlng oo Lyons, grew out of a "dream' of a few residents Ia the Tupo pers Plains area about ll'.ree years ago and gradually mUBh· roomed as FHA officials enter· ed the picture and urged that other areas also he Included In the proposed system, ---------------------~----~~~--~~--~~~~~~~==--- ... the Long, Hot Summer llli> -1@1!\iWJ! . eON SALE f,LL WHK A·. u0'i)l Sf.JR." Ben Franklin Store POMEROY See Our Main Street Window for Father's D•y Gift SvgfHt'OIMl j Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips Proal ~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy · 12 FT. LONG-BELL· ~UILT-IN KITCHEN with matching --FlOPEH 1 appliances ELBERFELDS DRAPERY DEPARTMENT I I I I ' DELUXE .., ' I I I replacement cushions ]. . I I' I' SOLD i 4 HOURS After The Sentinel • 100" soft foam tilled • oovarad In oare-lraa heavy supported vl~yl • extra thlok 4 seats Wlien Sht Rln Thls Want at mit 11 eomfort and beauty and etthesame tl~t f.~ your patio • treeh new look with colorful ~~CHE Seout .te~t c~mp. T floral print !epltctmtlll euahlona. COMPLETE KITCHEN .~· S64900 s pc. &Jider set .... •.. •.. • " • " • " · WR1IOII' DISHWASHER S499.00 ... $8"'10 VALlE ·Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 634 f MAIN 992:.1193 POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE 2 pc. chaise set .................... Pomeroy, 0, 2 pc. cha:ir set .•••••••• 9·· •••••• ".. PilloW Arm Set . . . . . . • . • • • • • • ~ • . . TONIGHT ond TUISDAY Juno12·13 "THUNDER ALLIY" (Teobnicolorl lulnette Funlcello, 'F•blan", Diane McBain COLORCARTOONS: What Hopplnltl Nn•r Too Mlny Porty Poll-, $25.95 l6 95 · er! 100j! condition. Cheap 1 •• ~.95 ' '• $3.95 BE THRiml SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESL~PS FROM . .ELBERFELDS IN .PO~~Ror· .·: ' . ·~. . . t ' ••• ~ Huated, Phone '~~ 8 B· ~tc Appalachia Gets Progress Review � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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