http://66.213.69.5/files/original/66b6f11805ba905b915a9fed9c455196.pdf 90d2b866e90683a5099f4b3ba7189d41 PDF Text Text ,, J ., '' • ·f ' ~ f\\ '' ' 'fl ' ~ 'e· ··tcome ' . ••.~. to Re · atta ' . . I ' , , ,. .. . . ':: ' ' .. ' . ... . . ' \~; .. ' · .· ~ . '· ' e ; ,I i ary '• \ l_DeiiO~;.fo..f~ · • . ' '1 • ~ 1 enttnet •.,.,...,. 01 TIN Jl.t,..M1110n .4F111J • ------------------------ . ~ROY:MIDDL~t.' OHio THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 TEN CENTS Al ':· --------------~~~~~--~------------------------~------- VOL XVIII NO. 37 !_: ~· ~--· WHILE YOU'RE HIE FOR REGAnAWEiK~IND STOP IN FOR AVISI(- WE HAft JUS.T THE - YOU NEED TO MAKE .. YOUR SIJMMP MORE FUN. ~----------------. .SiltYilf4tt' PAGEANT PARADE - Jim Mees, an official of the preliminary Miss America Pageant to be held Saturday, June 1l at 8 p.m. in the Pomeroy Junior High auditorium, lhows the four trophies that will be rresented during the ' ' event. Wilkesville • Notes SI'CJety 1 1 ! 1 1 t I • J r I I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Sr., Ironton, who are Ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Raines and a group of firends recently -------·!picnicked at Lake Alma. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh and Mrs. Mrs. Lona Davis spent a Tom Loft spent Decoration week recently with relatives in weekend here at their home. Pittsburgh. Her niece and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lowe her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cos were Friday night guests of Crabotta, accompanied her her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest home to attend the Alumni at Major. They were here for his Rutland where Mrs. Crabotta uncle, Duane Lowe's funeral. was a graduate. He was one of the victims of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Campbell the powder plant explosion. recently visited her sister, Mr. TI•e Pythian Sisters Jnspeoand Mrs. John Shilling and his tlon will be held June 17. All brother Mr and Mrs. Eugene members are urged to be presCampb~ll. ent. Rev. Leonard Mcintire of J.o. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devault gan filled the Wilkesville and have begun to build a new house McArthur pulpits over Memor· to be connected to a trailer en tal weekend. their farm just outside of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Little Wilkesville. of Ashville were recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kruisof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. camp have moved into an Max Hall. apartment at the intersection of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McClure, 160 and 689. Akron,'recently visited Mrs. L<> Charles Cray Is moving to na Davis. his property in Wellstnn as Mrs. Marianna Grate recent· soon as the house is vacant. ly spent the weekend with her Mr. George Jones IB quite ill -.. -·--·-- I I . I ' LAWN .~. ' ' , ~.· ' ., ' ·"""' ,, ' '. ''"""' ., c ' ol racer1 tO pete for the $2,500 purse. large OF ALL AGES Mov!gn Into the nlgbt ICbedule, thoae ' I • -. .. flag flanked pyramid. Pictured left to right, top ry Claxton, Art Claxton, Jr., Art Claxton, Sr. Mother, Claxton (not pictured) Is the boat operator In tbla - PHONE 9ft.2774 POMEiOY, 0. 111 W.2ND - ·- ··· - a lute • ,. T0 REGATTA CI TY U. S. A. POMEROY . •· " OFFERING THE MOTORING PUBLIC THE FINEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL FACILITIES IN SOUTH EASTUN OHIO .. , . ..;.,.. ;J , . *Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge \ • . ' - I ~ ,, •' .>! Possibft~l ..( •. !.·, *Crystal Clear Swimming Pool ' ,, , ~, ... .. .'. • I ' • • • • • JUNE 10, 11, U noon , •, , • , , .".:·; : ;,.·Commerelal Exhibits Open · A Run•bout ••••••••• ·•• , . 1~30 ,1.:41 ' JN'l'ERMISSION . • • .. .. • .. 2:00 D Hydro ................. 3:15 S!QO . 3:$0 · 1 P.M ...••••• , • .-: , •.•••••.. (}penln(f Ceranonlel 1:30 P.M. ... , , ....... , .••••... Sky DlviDg Show 3:45 4;80 "BI~" and "Robin" Portrayal ~ IIJ'dro o • o • .• • I • • • I o o 4 1 1 1 fl \ I' I P.M ..... , ..... ; '"f;,< .... U.S. Dl'l'illolll\ Frog - . ,v. 1:30 P.M•....• . •• rar-..e through M&loa, va. 4:45 P.M. , ...... , Parade leavea Middleport for Poine..,y, Ohio 1 P.M. .. • .. ... .. • . .. . . .. .. . Sky D1vlng Show .• . . and "Robin" Portrayal • · Prefealonll !Hige Show :.l?c··-.Golpel Harmoay Boyt, Royal Tonet ..... . ~ ;. ' I SATURDAY JUNB 1101 · 1:30 A.M•• ; ................ Mr. Cartoon arrlvea 11 A.IL , ,. .. .. .. • . . . . . . Kiddie., aiqleJan· Show . by Lee Jacobi, 111uter lltl&lelan l<f~> •' Art Ghxti)n l'rofeu!Onai 'Water Sid Show . ,, lJat;~;M. ..• , • • . . . . . . . . Baotena .U.S. DIYIIIOIIII CllaaiP~ Boat Baeel '1,181 .:iiiH:(~ Water Sid Show. ' Families are welcome .•• so, if you are planning a trip this sum- .Every-Worker and Citizen::That' to tHe ~mittee chairman, all workers\.)~ ' s4y 'th;nks for bringing this 'outltondi1:'Q .:,~tnt ,o·/- take advantage of our family pi an rates. ~ , I 1 '• I 1' • '· I( ~ '' Everything For Your Comfort end Satisfectlon •· I I ' '· ..., FUN FOR ALL AT -. Ra•- 0 . ' ~ ' I . fJ \ ' taMv'~s :- • ~ • Regatta City USA-POME.R'OY Bolt k.' ;;.,- -- -~ ....... ~~· -...... · ~~:: '' . ·' JUNE 10-11-,12 . • duf¥ that brings grea~,,o,~plishmtint. Vf•' urg4t thil\ilhN • .r . public in this end.e~wr,_ .~.u;,;_,,_, · - Parking For Over 150 Cars. , ' • N ,• ' . Weter Show- Mlu Amtria hski':'•l Ptt-.nt ·' ~·. : ..~ \ .. ~ ' .. !I" ' . ' '' 1 ' J, .. t "l'.M. .• ~.• •••••••• • ••• ~ •• ~ ••• :, •• llaee1 re11111e . ., . ' ' '•' .~ ~~~ IIIII America Pageaat ' ) • = • • • •• • . • • • • • • ,.. ~ ... ~ .'. ·.,. i.•• . Beeord Bop - I:M·. p~-· . • ' .. ~ . -.' . '. . . . ., ... Eastern U.S. Divisional Championships SANCI'IONED BY Mid-East OUtlloud AliiiOelatlea, lae. &: N:~~:~~;I Ontlloard A.uoelatloa. Under the lliiPieea of: P. Cllamber of Commene. Saturday and Sunday, June and l!th, 1981 on the Ohio River. COURSE It Is loeated on beautiful Ohio River at Pomeroy, Ohio. 1'A mUuurveyed course. TIME Races start at 1:30 and 12:30 Eutern Standard Time (slow); Drivers Meeting at U:30 A.M. - E.S.T. lloth days. · DATE Saturday and Sunday, June 11th and l!th, 1988; · Food and drlnb available at pit uea. NOTICE . There Will be DO testing Of IDy bo~ ~JJie J\r•t S mlnnte gun for the day'a program luli ileen lind. · It must be quiet between heats for pnbUe address systems and the radio program Is belnJ brGadeut. Penalty Ia dlsquallfleatlon for the day. ENTRY FEE fa per driver to tUe cue of lnsunnee fee. PRIZE MONEY . . '80180-,40-,20 per raee of two.heata -Also, first plaee trophies for each dul. . CLASSES A·H, B-H, CH, D-B, 1c X·H- A-1, B-1, C·R, Cl·R 6 X·R. Volunteers are InVited ,. "' ! .,. Jumpblg ~loDSblp ' _· ~ anct 1!th . ~f;; ,UNE lOth . wlv"''kend · '. ! , .. Jp ·'Re;.rU!~ttft·. , ...... /< ' 4:0.0 4:30 5:00 Sunday Sehedule 'I *88 Air Conditioned Rooms with TV and Radio · INTEBMISSIOW •• , ;· , ••• , • 3:H A Hydro ••• 4:15 X l,lunallout ....... ; • .. .. • 4:41 p.m. 2:15 C R R ............. , .. 12:30 p.m • B Hydro ......... , .... , • , l:H To All those Who . Hc;ave, , ~' · ,, ~ ~~lp.d :_, ' , Melkt . . ,. .. ,, 1:4~ !:45 ••• I. I 1966 For .Big ~end Regatta Weekend 2nd Heat C Servlee Runabout , .. , . . . . 2:H C Hydro ••• ,. ...•.•.•.. ...• , 2:30 I and .itl lst Heat 8 RliiUIIIout . .... , .. . • .. .. 1:30 p.m. '· mer ... by all means include THE INN on your schedule ••• and :: ~-l *'" ~~ ,. # But!a ~ Jar act. Do they ever hit the water? You'll have to coDi,e . . to are: Lisa Claxton, Sharon Claxton, Kathy Cluton,. Jer- B. R. W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY e tl ' BOYS & GIRLS \ w . : ·.~.J!IlJ,t.TONE PAINT .PORfAiiirFANS. UNOLEUM RUGS l II. I : . . THE CLAXTON FAMILY ACT Is a aix·D1811, thret tiel' ' .. Ill :BftYClfS· . ............. BOY I t ti b n sl !1 tl un eWAGONS AND TRICYCLES . THIRTY FOOT JUMP TOO MUCH!- "Frenchy,• Commol Pleas CQurt Bailiff A,Uen Hill's entry In the U.S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contest scheduled In the Big Bend Regatta, clasps hla heart iii agony after a 30.feet practice tbla week. SucceiiSful rea118Clta· tion followed O:l)'gen admlnlatered by Pomeroy's First Aid squad, but local -froglnarlau say Frenchy's jumping days are over. "Just when you get a winner, the cookie crum· bles," . Bailiff Hill lamentM. Photo discloses the retired entry lnadvertantly liCI'aped some paint from hla plaster elbows when be keeled over with the cardiac aebure. . at his borne here.. . . day leave before returnmg to\ Mr. and Mrl. Vernon VanovMr. and Mrs. William Garvm <amp. er spent the weekend at tbelr\ and Mrs. Gay Mahaffey werein Tommy Lambert. who i~ home here. Athens recently consulting a stationed in Arizona, is home f=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== doctor. with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Long Mrs. Lawrence Lambert, for arrived home Friday for a 30- 18 days. t s a • COME IN ••• LOOK AROUNDI eSADDLES AND,RIDING EQUIPMENT PHONE 593-6661 AREA CODE 614 d .. " LOCATED on ROUTES 33 and 50 1 - Jayi I , _j('~ko I a ' b.s,. =,, 1 IJrojllon~ I . ll Map of the Race Course . i ' . �I,. ' ' ~~~~ · . ."....."!.,._~1 . r~.. ' i, ~ ' ~ :'' NEW 1 '' }~. .....' . Racine l\ntes .. ' ' ' .· : ., BY MRS .FIIANCIS MORRIS Dr. A'mstrong wai a ~uest speaker at I~ wo,rslllp s~rvlce Sunday morning at the Fir&! Baptist Church. Dallv Vacation bible School is in ·session at the Baptist Church with Mrs. Glenna 0 '· Connor, superintendent. , Mrs. Ben Philson i, a sprgical patient in Meigs General Hospital. · • WELC TO 11REGATTA WE'RE RIGHT ACROSS THE . STREET FROM THE MAIN cafl:'·' . Miss Louise Parr Is spe. . ill@ the summer at her home ·I ' Illusionist Jacobs will Saw ~ · Personality in half I 1 · 0ppa J S A NEW . CONCEPT IN VACATION ••• NoteS .· Scenes from 1965 Big Bend Regatta Boat Races \ IT'S JUNE 19 ., ' ' Mrs. Anna (cross) Giblin of Painesville, spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Ben Petrel. Mr. and Mr•. Lewis Blakley (Mabel Philson) and son Jack Blakley, wife and children of Columbus and Mr: and Mrs. Robert Feuerbacher of Athens visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil8on. Mrs. Mae Crawford o! New Brighton, Pa. spent a week as guest of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler Lee Jacobs, noted magician' 8 p. m. and iliusioni <t. will '"w "1 But Jacobs is not satisfied erhood of Mal!iclaDJ In Housl· les In store for Sunday after- ' pr01nlnent .poroonality _inw · with the old ..ay of sawing on. Texas, in September. So it noon when the National Associ· balves durmg the btg Fnday someone in half. He doesn 't ' must be good. ation of Railway Business Wornnigljl stage show a\. the Big bother with the box! He just And a prominent politician en Train Excursion arrives Bend Regatta m Pomeroy at 1uses a lumberjack's cross-cut who saw part of this acl com- from Columbus. He says that . ~- ~ - -· - . saw and ' prominent person 1if mented that it wu "of the if you t· --• your head to nod to he can find one who wilt trust highest caliber.'' In Ibis per- a friend you will miss • marhim by Friday night). f~rmance, Jacoba plays a magi- vel, so .you certainly won't want c Other porformers wbo will Cllln wbo leads the donble life to miss an exciting moment of ~CI'ety be featured on the Fridav nighi of a secret agent. the Big Bend Regatta Ibis I" show will be the Gospel Har- And Jacoba hu more myster- weekell\l. mony BOy•. the Musical Wades Those recent! visiting Mr. and the Royaltones. and .Mrs. Pearl ~ilion and lam· In addition, Jacobs will do a ily were Mrs. Judy Adanl! and lull stage show on the parking children. Mr. and Mrs. Ray lot Saturday mornmg at II, im· Vii Dil~ and family of Pomeroy med~ately. ~~ow,._ l'V· ':}o~:~r\11< l :.. _,,.. ·t· '· . ond'jBrenda Barr. toon s appearance. Jt Ml'" lllld Mro . . Clermont Har- promise• to chop oft Mr. Carris spent the weekend in Man.. toon ' 1 head (and try to put It field visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har- back on\ durmg the show tf Mr. ian :Webb and daughter Mr Cartoon's insurance man. does- i ;!& ' 't . d I ond, Mrs. Larry Harrio and n mm · , family and Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs. who has been a fea· Hamilton and attended the grad- lured performer before tens of uaUon of their granddaughter, tbouaand! of children _both in Carey Lee Webb from Kinder- person and on teieVISIOn, wtll garten. ' gear this show especially for Mr. and Mro. Vernon Reed all kids between the ages oi and familyy of Waldo visited , 5 and 115. Best of all , Jacobs Saturdoy with Mr. and Mro.1 has prom1aed w make one lucky Vernon Green. :child the magician for part of Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Reed ' the ohow and to l•t him do and family of Waiolo 8pent some of the tricks. the weekend with Mr. and Mro. Durin& the Mis! America George Reed. Olheri visiting I Pageant which starts at 8 p. the Reed home were Mr. and im. Saturday evening, Jacobs Mrs. Gene Wilson, Rerd&Ville, ' will perform an all new seg- , ~r .. and Ml'li. Hobart Smalley, I ment of his Florist's Night· Chcl' .. Mr. and MTM. Marvi" ' mare act. Jacobs has just re· Barhhart, White's Chapel and I ceived a professional offer • Hav Clark of Camden. N. J. perform this amazing acl Mrs. Twlla Clark, Ray and the Houston Association Kenny. of Camden, N. J . are Magicians Combined Co~tventtiorill spending 1 week at their home I of the Society of American Ml· here. gicians and Jntern1Uonal Broth- I Open Friday & Saturday bere. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Baker and Miss Marabel Sharpnack of Columbus and · Mr. and M r s. James Ellinston of Baltlmore, Md. were dinner suests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack and caiJers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Aclam Slaughter of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre and Mrs. Ola Adams of Zanesville spent several days with relatives. \ . ' REDMOND RE'I1U8 ST. LOllS (UPI) .:...utUity lineman Tom Redmond of the St. Louis football announced his reti~errtent day after seven years 1n National Football Le"'\\e. The 28-year-old naUve Atlanta, who played his college bal_l at Vanderbllt, decided to retire because of an uexcel· lent" business opportunity. and called on other friends. Mis' Lisa McDaniel of Ath· Compltlt 11eo!IN. PknMine. lloctrlcot, lntorens spent the weekend with lar Trim and KI!Chon Ctblntl C•sltm Dtlll• her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. N lyoloms Optlonol, H. L. McDaniel. Mro. Mabel Van Mtter of Chester was 1 Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuler. Mr. and Mrs, Chesler Sim1D-II 992·2975 son spent the weekend with 512 E. MAIN STREET and Mrs. Brian Simpson cbildren at Woodsfield. That's why we k ·•t \ assembled our gre.1t est array of gilts Ju1 dad. Show Pop huw tops he is with a ~ift from our spark lin~ array. Whale" .,. h ; 5 taste may be -sport · outfits. sui ts, ~cr Pg. sories - our wide se· VARIABLE STAR The star Mira ls famouo !or its light changes. 11 •xpands and contracts every 330 days. This expansion and contraction cause• the star's light to grow brighter, then dimmer. MEIGS SWIFT HOMES POMEROY, OHIO lection offer> gifts to :' please . . . and at · pleasing prices, lool P.S •••• If In Doubt, Give A Gift Certificate NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .J ..H. IN PO~RO'l' FOR OVER 90 YEARS SEE RAY. RIGGS FOR A NEW '66 MERCURY. t ' ~ ti b ~ L d ". a \' .. D: sl lo tl. .. (That's What We're Really Talking About) I c '66 Oldsmobifa '"··· 1$) ' ' lOUR ~IND OF. C AR . ,,.. PENNSYLVANIA " ...._ lo llylol ..... ~.looM> Qoo_,;J ...... ., ....... 'i." ~:-. Clankt ~ •ldi...-...Ht: rt4t, "WAKE BLAZER" 111 et Vacation Fun 1 t.l Ul See the /"\an COMET OR i '· Motor Boat .," . ...,..nui """" .. ~ ... ~ .. . . ' -~ ~: ,. \ .,. . '·' i... . . 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Dallv Vacation bible School is in ·session at the Baptist Church with Mrs. Glenna 0 '· Connor, superintendent. , Mrs. Ben Philson i, a sprgical patient in Meigs General Hospital. · • WELC TO 11REGATTA WE'RE RIGHT ACROSS THE . STREET FROM THE MAIN cafl:'·' . Miss Louise Parr Is spe. . ill@ the summer at her home ·I ' Illusionist Jacobs will Saw ~ · Personality in half I 1 · 0ppa J S A NEW . CONCEPT IN VACATION ••• NoteS .· Scenes from 1965 Big Bend Regatta Boat Races \ IT'S JUNE 19 ., ' ' Mrs. Anna (cross) Giblin of Painesville, spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Ben Petrel. Mr. and Mr•. Lewis Blakley (Mabel Philson) and son Jack Blakley, wife and children of Columbus and Mr: and Mrs. Robert Feuerbacher of Athens visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil8on. Mrs. Mae Crawford o! New Brighton, Pa. spent a week as guest of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler Lee Jacobs, noted magician' 8 p. m. and iliusioni <t. will '"w "1 But Jacobs is not satisfied erhood of Mal!iclaDJ In Housl· les In store for Sunday after- ' pr01nlnent .poroonality _inw · with the old ..ay of sawing on. Texas, in September. So it noon when the National Associ· balves durmg the btg Fnday someone in half. He doesn 't ' must be good. ation of Railway Business Wornnigljl stage show a\. the Big bother with the box! He just And a prominent politician en Train Excursion arrives Bend Regatta m Pomeroy at 1uses a lumberjack's cross-cut who saw part of this acl com- from Columbus. He says that . ~- ~ - -· - . saw and ' prominent person 1if mented that it wu "of the if you t· --• your head to nod to he can find one who wilt trust highest caliber.'' In Ibis per- a friend you will miss • marhim by Friday night). f~rmance, Jacoba plays a magi- vel, so .you certainly won't want c Other porformers wbo will Cllln wbo leads the donble life to miss an exciting moment of ~CI'ety be featured on the Fridav nighi of a secret agent. the Big Bend Regatta Ibis I" show will be the Gospel Har- And Jacoba hu more myster- weekell\l. mony BOy•. the Musical Wades Those recent! visiting Mr. and the Royaltones. and .Mrs. Pearl ~ilion and lam· In addition, Jacobs will do a ily were Mrs. Judy Adanl! and lull stage show on the parking children. Mr. and Mrs. Ray lot Saturday mornmg at II, im· Vii Dil~ and family of Pomeroy med~ately. ~~ow,._ l'V· ':}o~:~r\11< l :.. _,,.. ·t· '· . ond'jBrenda Barr. toon s appearance. Jt Ml'" lllld Mro . . Clermont Har- promise• to chop oft Mr. Carris spent the weekend in Man.. toon ' 1 head (and try to put It field visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har- back on\ durmg the show tf Mr. ian :Webb and daughter Mr Cartoon's insurance man. does- i ;!& ' 't . d I ond, Mrs. Larry Harrio and n mm · , family and Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs. who has been a fea· Hamilton and attended the grad- lured performer before tens of uaUon of their granddaughter, tbouaand! of children _both in Carey Lee Webb from Kinder- person and on teieVISIOn, wtll garten. ' gear this show especially for Mr. and Mro. Vernon Reed all kids between the ages oi and familyy of Waldo visited , 5 and 115. Best of all , Jacobs Saturdoy with Mr. and Mro.1 has prom1aed w make one lucky Vernon Green. :child the magician for part of Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Reed ' the ohow and to l•t him do and family of Waiolo 8pent some of the tricks. the weekend with Mr. and Mro. Durin& the Mis! America George Reed. Olheri visiting I Pageant which starts at 8 p. the Reed home were Mr. and im. Saturday evening, Jacobs Mrs. Gene Wilson, Rerd&Ville, ' will perform an all new seg- , ~r .. and Ml'li. Hobart Smalley, I ment of his Florist's Night· Chcl' .. Mr. and MTM. Marvi" ' mare act. Jacobs has just re· Barhhart, White's Chapel and I ceived a professional offer • Hav Clark of Camden. N. J. perform this amazing acl Mrs. Twlla Clark, Ray and the Houston Association Kenny. of Camden, N. J . are Magicians Combined Co~tventtiorill spending 1 week at their home I of the Society of American Ml· here. gicians and Jntern1Uonal Broth- I Open Friday & Saturday bere. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Baker and Miss Marabel Sharpnack of Columbus and · Mr. and M r s. James Ellinston of Baltlmore, Md. were dinner suests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack and caiJers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Aclam Slaughter of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre and Mrs. Ola Adams of Zanesville spent several days with relatives. \ . ' REDMOND RE'I1U8 ST. LOllS (UPI) .:...utUity lineman Tom Redmond of the St. Louis football announced his reti~errtent day after seven years 1n National Football Le"'\\e. The 28-year-old naUve Atlanta, who played his college bal_l at Vanderbllt, decided to retire because of an uexcel· lent" business opportunity. and called on other friends. Mis' Lisa McDaniel of Ath· Compltlt 11eo!IN. PknMine. lloctrlcot, lntorens spent the weekend with lar Trim and KI!Chon Ctblntl C•sltm Dtlll• her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. N lyoloms Optlonol, H. L. McDaniel. Mro. Mabel Van Mtter of Chester was 1 Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuler. Mr. and Mrs, Chesler Sim1D-II 992·2975 son spent the weekend with 512 E. MAIN STREET and Mrs. Brian Simpson cbildren at Woodsfield. That's why we k ·•t \ assembled our gre.1t est array of gilts Ju1 dad. Show Pop huw tops he is with a ~ift from our spark lin~ array. Whale" .,. h ; 5 taste may be -sport · outfits. sui ts, ~cr Pg. sories - our wide se· VARIABLE STAR The star Mira ls famouo !or its light changes. 11 •xpands and contracts every 330 days. This expansion and contraction cause• the star's light to grow brighter, then dimmer. MEIGS SWIFT HOMES POMEROY, OHIO lection offer> gifts to :' please . . . and at · pleasing prices, lool P.S •••• If In Doubt, Give A Gift Certificate NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .J ..H. IN PO~RO'l' FOR OVER 90 YEARS SEE RAY. RIGGS FOR A NEW '66 MERCURY. t ' ~ ti b ~ L d ". a \' .. D: sl lo tl. .. (That's What We're Really Talking About) I c '66 Oldsmobifa '"··· 1$) ' ' lOUR ~IND OF. C AR . ,,.. PENNSYLVANIA " ...._ lo llylol ..... ~.looM> Qoo_,;J ...... ., ....... 'i." ~:-. Clankt ~ •ldi...-...Ht: rt4t, "WAKE BLAZER" 111 et Vacation Fun 1 t.l Ul See the /"\an COMET OR i '· Motor Boat .," . ...,..nui """" .. ~ ... ~ .. . . ' -~ ~: ,. \ .,. . '·' i... . . RAY RIGGS· iS:· V..S. lT m.od.\1 In faw fabolou """"T"'olrlvo,__...,_ ~ ·~ :' ' : .' YOUR KIND OF MERCUR't DEALER ..-. BATTERY . . . . . ' .. : . ;_ . . . ·~ ' . . . . . . . . . . . . liulp:ltllll u t,hl 011" ~ buy. Uw ..,- •tiflad Give~ You Extra Summers of Good Depend,ble Starting Power Because The Battery Is Silver Cobalt Protected To Seal The Charge inside. pOMEROy REGAn.~ • ~ ' CITY \6-\\-\'lt l•glttl s,.clell . to I!Witom&n 1M ef.t __._,. ,...M al U\11" Ii tteii: · uper· w.c.d .nil P,Ub fvrt}l to t.JIIure your ati•· • ~It Mly wt llmf af .-vt youP . . Because we make· YOUR KIND OF DEAL , ............. lhl ~ ....... $29.73~~:~. .. . .. ~ llTO<! bey ~~~;ICI. -'.YIN" DfW III¥«WJ. _ _ ,..._, wiwlllloO.....,,.,...,.,.._. ...tout al hM;Wic a.talk to )"'W" 11~ We bww YQa ... .. ...,. loot <lool bDIIa 10 ,..... 110 fOOl -....... . ... ... ··--.............. • ..,... .. .,.., . .. a-• ,.,.,..... • .I • ........ ·~ • • • , . FULL PROTftnONi • j • i ' t5 N. COURT ST, . 593- 6601 ' . I!' arr~n~ade.; · to~ fuU ~~liricbd" ~n any 'eventuality: q~t details he~e. , their famiHu, ,:uop : ;RAY .· ltiG:G:S,.I'.. ' '. ' 1n1 coverage. for boat · owrrers. qu~te • ~.,._.....,..,. = laAII· DEAL NOW WITH A DEALIN' MAN1 ~ HERE··. ~ : FOR ·· ,. , W~e •e~~e~nc,ed ..,., , "" j ........ • • . I •JT~..,t~Jj •:.t.t;:"*' ,. ~· • •• J • r.,.,.,,., ,.,,.,.,.....,. ··~: ;(1 . 'Jtf' . ' .;· • • · '•~~ . :P•Itt.., r,.,....-:u -· staR . .......... :.""::. " \ "\ . . •. . DAVIS,• ·~~· . '' ~ f. ''""-.t .~· ' ~- • INSUifAti(f r, ' 1(•.W. SltOt-lb'if'· ,i.Jt .~ 15 Oldsmobiles To Choose From ..• I 1 �'· \ r I Dally 'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, !966-15' 1RY THIS SUMMER" FUN IDEAl ~--, l ,. rinstant JUenie.' ' . ¥· . HELEN HELP US! .. . ,.....·., ,.., . .,, ·par, ling IDd lhal'o no ' tjlp FRENCH FRIES Ue). :1. ' 1 Remember all the work and preparation thataled te Jo In making a picnic? Forget It and call 111. Preitol We'll have your picnic ready in an Instant. Colonel Sander's original recipe . makes our Kentuck): Fried Chicken tender and tasty and finger Uckln' good. AU , you have to do Is stop In and pick It up on the way out to the park. Of course, you can still make a plcnlo lunch the old way--yourself. But we warn you, It won't be any picnic. ki11tuekr, fried Cldftuo · Tht Dinner 1.2$, Tht Bucket 3.75, Tht Ia Language Translator Field Wide Open to U.S. Youth CALL 992-3974 FOR RESERVATIONS ePARTIES eBANQUETS eSCHOOL EXCURSIONS (PRIVATE P.UTY ROOM AYAILABLI) BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. MAIN PH. 992-3974 POMEROY HELEN BAILEY- IRIS (lAlLEY) COLLINS WELCOME TO THE J • eo!.ONEI. sANIDERS' RmP! CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . eSTOP FOR BREAKFAST - LUNCH ar NER 5:30-8:00 Daily and 8:00 till 8:00 Suoda,._ j .' Phone ~2 tMnsWhite Boys White BOAt, SHOES Canvas Loafers I!J!>ofi lo 11 Sizes !I'll to Bi& 1l WOMINI C...... il OXF VI'V,. '< j •uo 4-lt - - - ~S atuo, at..... wht~o am den GOING ON A polr $1.77 OXFORdS _, ....,,_ CHILDiti.NI C#IHVAI Whllo, lluo $1.77 It bas been eotlmattd that over the U D lie d States about 43 miDlon loDI of duot· 10ttle each year. Of Ibis, 31 milllon tonsil from natural SOUr<eO, tncludllll 1 mUllon tons of polli!n..'!'lie rest II callled ~ hiiJIIIID activities. 1n sec:lioDI wltb the heaYiest lnduotrlailJa.. lion as much 11 200 tona per oquare mlle have fallen. In Detroit, llicb. :meaounmento of 72 toni of dual per oquare mlle per 111011111 have been tskeD. ,.lr polr ROUSR~ SHOE STORE e k;a' J til lfll o. S~$0N '· ARI! YOU PLANNING TO BANK BY MAIL? We llave aonvenlent ronna for mailing In deposits lor your CheckiDg or savtnp Acoounll. We will gladly !urnlsh you with a IIUPPIJ at any lime. This Way EXCEPT see The ' Do~ · eoys NEW_,·· ' SONS,EO. w. Va. .' '· MONDAY·:.· · . '• Travelen Checks are the llfes! way. Tho only ldentlfleallo• you lltOd io your olgnature. They come 1n convenient de· nomiDltlOIII of flO, $20, f50 and flOO. The coal II just ,1.00 per flOO.OO. H the checb are ever lost or ololell you will pta refund of the fUll amount prompt!)'. DAILY · DoToHelp ... HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CARRY YOUR FUNDS? ' ~ -··· ·- ~ · Somethins We C•n -WEEKEND · . · JUNE 10.11·12 ::-· 1966 · • REGAnA t.l U.S.. ROIIte 60-Westi ~ntingJon, ·· VACATION SEE)' HOW REALLY GREAT • • • SUMMER CAN BE! NOW f ' DEN am en ~EGATTA OTY .00 sz.99 RIDE THE pOMEROY \ To · Summer Fun! IS YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT IN GOOD ORDER? Latw your flnanelal bowie In order when you go on your noatlon. Your Checklni Acoounl leaves a complete re=d of·bl1ll 7011 llavo paid and depoalll you llave made. ~y OTHER HELP YOU MAY NEED? • If •thoro ... 1111 otbor ·IIDIDclal matter• you wllb taken Cll'lt·of whfie you're away on ncatlon - jual drop In before 7011 lltvo llld we'll do our WI')' beat to help you out. THE FARMERS BANK .SAYINGS CO. " MIMIII FIDJRAL IISIRVl SYniM . . . . . . f!;D,t.C, POMEROY, OHIO . ' " "t···~. •' ! ...... . · . '· n,~, .' ~· �'· \ r I Dally 'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, !966-15' 1RY THIS SUMMER" FUN IDEAl ~--, l ,. rinstant JUenie.' ' . ¥· . HELEN HELP US! .. . ,.....·., ,.., . .,, ·par, ling IDd lhal'o no ' tjlp FRENCH FRIES Ue). :1. ' 1 Remember all the work and preparation thataled te Jo In making a picnic? Forget It and call 111. Preitol We'll have your picnic ready in an Instant. Colonel Sander's original recipe . makes our Kentuck): Fried Chicken tender and tasty and finger Uckln' good. AU , you have to do Is stop In and pick It up on the way out to the park. Of course, you can still make a plcnlo lunch the old way--yourself. But we warn you, It won't be any picnic. ki11tuekr, fried Cldftuo · Tht Dinner 1.2$, Tht Bucket 3.75, Tht Ia Language Translator Field Wide Open to U.S. Youth CALL 992-3974 FOR RESERVATIONS ePARTIES eBANQUETS eSCHOOL EXCURSIONS (PRIVATE P.UTY ROOM AYAILABLI) BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. MAIN PH. 992-3974 POMEROY HELEN BAILEY- IRIS (lAlLEY) COLLINS WELCOME TO THE J • eo!.ONEI. sANIDERS' RmP! CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . eSTOP FOR BREAKFAST - LUNCH ar NER 5:30-8:00 Daily and 8:00 till 8:00 Suoda,._ j .' Phone ~2 tMnsWhite Boys White BOAt, SHOES Canvas Loafers I!J!>ofi lo 11 Sizes !I'll to Bi& 1l WOMINI C...... il OXF VI'V,. '< j •uo 4-lt - - - ~S atuo, at..... wht~o am den GOING ON A polr $1.77 OXFORdS _, ....,,_ CHILDiti.NI C#IHVAI Whllo, lluo $1.77 It bas been eotlmattd that over the U D lie d States about 43 miDlon loDI of duot· 10ttle each year. Of Ibis, 31 milllon tonsil from natural SOUr<eO, tncludllll 1 mUllon tons of polli!n..'!'lie rest II callled ~ hiiJIIIID activities. 1n sec:lioDI wltb the heaYiest lnduotrlailJa.. lion as much 11 200 tona per oquare mlle have fallen. In Detroit, llicb. :meaounmento of 72 toni of dual per oquare mlle per 111011111 have been tskeD. ,.lr polr ROUSR~ SHOE STORE e k;a' J til lfll o. S~$0N '· ARI! YOU PLANNING TO BANK BY MAIL? We llave aonvenlent ronna for mailing In deposits lor your CheckiDg or savtnp Acoounll. We will gladly !urnlsh you with a IIUPPIJ at any lime. This Way EXCEPT see The ' Do~ · eoys NEW_,·· ' SONS,EO. w. Va. .' '· MONDAY·:.· · . '• Travelen Checks are the llfes! way. Tho only ldentlfleallo• you lltOd io your olgnature. They come 1n convenient de· nomiDltlOIII of flO, $20, f50 and flOO. The coal II just ,1.00 per flOO.OO. H the checb are ever lost or ololell you will pta refund of the fUll amount prompt!)'. DAILY · DoToHelp ... HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CARRY YOUR FUNDS? ' ~ -··· ·- ~ · Somethins We C•n -WEEKEND · . · JUNE 10.11·12 ::-· 1966 · • REGAnA t.l U.S.. ROIIte 60-Westi ~ntingJon, ·· VACATION SEE)' HOW REALLY GREAT • • • SUMMER CAN BE! NOW f ' DEN am en ~EGATTA OTY .00 sz.99 RIDE THE pOMEROY \ To · Summer Fun! IS YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT IN GOOD ORDER? Latw your flnanelal bowie In order when you go on your noatlon. Your Checklni Acoounl leaves a complete re=d of·bl1ll 7011 llavo paid and depoalll you llave made. ~y OTHER HELP YOU MAY NEED? • If •thoro ... 1111 otbor ·IIDIDclal matter• you wllb taken Cll'lt·of whfie you're away on ncatlon - jual drop In before 7011 lltvo llld we'll do our WI')' beat to help you out. THE FARMERS BANK .SAYINGS CO. " MIMIII FIDJRAL IISIRVl SYniM . . . . . . f!;D,t.C, POMEROY, OHIO . ' " "t···~. •' ! ...... . · . '· n,~, .' ~· �- 1'\ ......... . lOIII wrlkr Cole 11-Dall1 sentinel, PomerOY.IIlddleport. 0., June 9, 11111 I'Grler Wll bon Gl WI da; Ill . ' liN. •. · Ill IN!, Congress pBSied an ployes. 1811 Prelldenl Harl; On 1htJ ~ 111 blatory: 10! provldlnJ for In •c~ed olf a connver. In · 1942, · Sele«!tlve SerVice 10" Jncome • 11,1, • ~man 10u laWled the 801b tffldal' lasued , new ordet autborldnl emptoyerl 10 wlth• 1Y when ~~he worst we have · with · children ,Jast hold rrom week1y Congress .. salary lbeir em- ever bad. •I ~I ' • I Get'•et. fo:r At B'AHR ,, CLOTHIERS • Wherever You Go In Southeastern Ohio NEW HAVI!:N ' IN MIDDLEPOitT and s l<~rtt'r b•A"" D. A. Martin. Jarkson, I C .• c 1ec s ove r a . ' .::::h~"';~,~··~:nd d:::•a, :;:.::"';~~~>:n- Lab;ador·s l Boa tin'! Can Be Made.:into Safer Sport fr·enrh novelist Vietor Huio' Hamilton River is North Amer· . BY JACK WOLISTON plates aboard new boats. These new world record replaces I 1 " The supreme hoppine" of life ica's s•eond largest cascad~ m NEW YORK 1UP I) _ What ' tags are now required by law , pound fish taken from the same ! 1 he •-onvietion that we are volume of water. The nver is t:;e formula for making in four ~tates. ' l~ke in 1915 by Edward T. loved " plea-ure boating a safer sport'! Lifton said the Coast Guard SnnreiL 1drops 1.1131 feet. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ;·:: ll~re Is 000 put rorWllrd re· report showed an almost exacl The spotted black baiS II one '" ' rently by Fred B. Lifton, execu· parallel between sound enforce- ~ of three N!cogmzed spect"'. of · i· I I 1 ' live director of the Outboard menl programs and safely, the bass famtly In ll!e Umted · · Stales for which records are b Bo•tlng Clu of Amenra. tn a "New York and Michigan k Th h t the . IWI · ept. eoterwoare hN speech to t e Allons a er both have many m . ore boats •• . c .. . , . , largemout h an d th e om• IJ.o. Sa 1etv· ongress. registered th<Hl Callforma, yet I mou th . · Hoatlng accidents will they had 29 and 42 per cent The second record fish regis· dwindle If the product is de· /ewer boattng Ia Iahue•. respoc· ' tered will! the magazine was 1 signed and bmlt to rigid last ye~~ than Cahfor· 29 pound. u ounce brown trout REGATTA WEEK-END 1966 1 1 ''."!r• standM.rd:-;, lhe svort Js semubly ma , 1 The Greate5t On Earth Automobile Club of Southern Ohio THE COST IS MODEST ... IN FACT IT PAYS TO BELONG. HIRE'S WMY e24 Hours A Day Emergency Road Servico e Exclusive Travel Aids and Counaelln& e Bail 1nd Arrest Bond Protection e Personal Accident Insurance JOIN @ ,, he said. 1 Troot Yourself To Motoring Security SH or Coli Your Locol Roprtltnlatlve reaulated and policed and the tenslve enforcement a~d edu· Three Forks, Mont., from Wade boatman learns ond practices c•hon ~;ograms; California ; Lake, Mont., April 13. It the right procedures." docs not. · J!IISBed the 27-pound, ltJ.ounce lle went on to say that a An estimated half million fish taken in Newfoundland good strat had been made in persons a year now are re· 1960 to tel a new North Amerl· e~rh ot thes~ ar~.>~s. . . ceivin& boating instrul'tions can record. In connectmn With butldmg from the stales and aucb or· Bacon caught his prize fish sater producll;, Lif.,n cited the g•nizations u the Coast Guard on a 41'(lund-test line. enalneerln& program of . t h e Auxiliary and. tbe U. S. Power reeord for the brown trout is Boating Industry Assot·Jatmn. Squadrons, he said, compared 39 pounds, I ounce!. •·standards covenng an ever with less than 200,000 tbree ' beauty was caught In Loeb wider array of marme ~rodurt~ years B@CI. Awe", Scotland, In 1861. are being added to BIA 1 Eng1· nP<ring \lanual each year, and , "This total ropresenll only exJSling standards are subject those boatmen taking some sort Today Is Thursday, June, I, to continual revJSion to keep , of Jormal Instruction," Lifton the l80tb day of 11166 2011 PI'" with technoloaical ad· oaid. "Sale boating films and follow. •an~fl~ he pointed out. pamphlets reach addillonal The mi!CJn is between ill . s. Coast Guard's most millions." . pha,. and last quarter. e ARROW DRESS SHIRTS Whites- Colors eSPORT SHIRTS eRUGBY SWIMWEAR e HUBBARD SLACKS 1nd BERMUDAS eCASUAL WEAR IV LEVI ePURITAN SPORTSWEAR eTROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS By CuriH & W1rr1n Sewell ·eUNDERWEAR by Jockey, H1nes, I.V.D. 1ncl lela. TheSatum, morninl 1t1n_ are leiS than half ol 11166 and ..,........,. strides being made enfon·e- gone, two fish of wtrld iiiThiiieireiiiialliireiiiiMiiiliiiiiiiiii ment. It plareo new emphasis ' North American record size al· 00 the causes of boatlo,g acci· I ready have been registered wtlh ..... <Once Identified, 'f' the!f Field &: Strean'l magazine , of· cause~ can be counter~~~ fl ria\ fresh water rod and reel One of these causes, Liflon rel'ords keeper ror 46 years. said. wa!l overloadina. and this The new world record was a problem io now being attack•d spotted black ba" weighing 8 on o wide front with th e in· poondo, caught at Smith Lake, creasing practice of placing of Btrmlngham, Alo. Hamilton's weiRhl ond boroepower capacity of Birmingham, ala. .. , ..;. ::'fa: .SNEAKERS Sizes 8\1-3, 4·10 eWbite -· 0 c: ;a "'m ' Llrge Size 2-lurner Single Burner .., IV ~Y.O.VAC With Red Slan•l Fl•ahtr BOAT OXFORD ss 99 White Surfer Red I Green Gret'!n IS LADIES BOYS HEAVY DUTY KED TENNIS OXFORDS LACE TO TOE $ J .99 SPECUL Sneaker ZEBCO Wbitt Bloclr. C~Jn• · Mocl;l33 s:;o $2-99 Retil!otr 1~.$0 SPINNING REEL •,.93 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT OHIO L ,HOW. MAIN ' ' -~I I .:~:~ ., ., . COOLERSI . Fununeol DOMINION W~NDOW ' .. ...' MJSSrAMERICA REGIONAL 8~.UTY PAGEANT BOAT RACES ~ Courleous Service • CleBD Best Rooms BIG BEND REGATTA WEEK · ~ ·~~coUPON SPECIALS at LANDMARK • SUMMER : l "'&ul•r 7,9t.:,'"' : SI!JNNING.·IIUL · ·4 ''ftl.• , ? ,__,_,_ _- . ZEBCO . . Model404 1 ' fiSHING EQUIPMENT \ SPECJ4£, ' l'rllhalon11 Stage Entertainment OPEN 24 HOUR! HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL ,KJNDS op'' :. '• ' ON ROUT!S 7 & 33 We Give TV Stamps ., ' ·~ EvERYTHING YOU NEED .· UPPIR IND OP POMIROY 10-11-12 •• Complete Fi~hing Equipment • PARADEe WATER SHOW INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT Folda eully for storage . '! 12165 FOR ALL! SUPER SERVICE STATION ' JUNE 7.99 20.95 . ~.~·!~ ¥" FUN Regatta Weekend In " POMEROY ..~8-Q GRILL Sportsman<Lanlerri eBiack MENS JUMPER TOE ... '· Campioa Lantern • 16·'5 (:OLEMAN STOVES eBlue BOYS s !!! Col1m1n G1tollne FOR A SUMMER OF COMFORT AND RJN PUT ALL THE FAMILY IN SNEAKERS Sizes 2lto 10 BOTTLED BY PEPSI·COLA BOTTLING tO. OF ATHINI, UNDER APPOINTMENT 'ROM PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, NEW YORK, N. Y. ift ..,f, CAMPING SUPPLIES GIRLS LADIES ,, You're In The Pepsi Generation ! Sturdy 24" Folclina 10··· Sa~e Come Alive ••• .. '. ' ' THIS WAY 7-12 stores all over. Ask for it by name! Both have ex- taken bv E. H. (Peek) Bacon, -1 '! find it at leading restaurants, snack bars &food LUGGAGE STEP Sizes Whether you prefer regular or diet Pepsi, you'll All Th e WanfegJ / tems · Can 8• f oungJ Af E ' berNJUC ,.L_ h flOW! Bob E. Byer, 125 Fairlane Dr., Middleport is the preferred beveragel Men & Womens ,.,-~=~~~o~f-==,...·~cc~i·,... Witll ~ Pepsi-Cola eSWIMWEAR- SHORTS in Five Different Stylet KNIT TOPS - SLACKS - JACKETS BY CATAUNA eLIGHT COnON SUMMER DRESSES By Krelt Orlaln1ls, J11n C11tle, lrltlah Lldy, etc. e LINGERIE By Miss El1lne eBLOUSES By Sh•pely. RoH up. LontiM Short Sleeve. · · · to Improve safety In boating whether pleasure boating or In the racing ll!ts. Here refere, I >M'F. ROATING - Constant mMspehcllonl JSkone way motor A one·ti,;te racer hln;self Martin hu gone to officiating because of his health. He will ' ' ' ·: FANS ·17·t5 JttS 'to ' 100 EXTRA TV STAMPS -. .,,..... With 1111.., of 7, j!!!!o,. or more tf oUr ~,,_ 111o II ' DROP THIS COli'ON IN BOX AI - llalton, IW<e ar <lllpl111 booth ala.. . . . . . . . ofnwlq door Jdae, No~DbUarf. , USE Add1aa:··- - - - - FABULOUS PRICES ~LIP NOW ON ALL APPLIANCES usa . If you aze Interested in any appllallce- freezer, refrigerator, wasber-dryer, elee. range or air· conditioner, we're wheeling 1Dcl dWtna at low· est prices NOW. Don't wait, see 111 at our Reptta Booth, the special IJ)plianet liN!• wiU ·be ' there. .,, ~ ...... ,. ' �- 1'\ ......... . lOIII wrlkr Cole 11-Dall1 sentinel, PomerOY.IIlddleport. 0., June 9, 11111 I'Grler Wll bon Gl WI da; Ill . ' liN. •. · Ill IN!, Congress pBSied an ployes. 1811 Prelldenl Harl; On 1htJ ~ 111 blatory: 10! provldlnJ for In •c~ed olf a connver. In · 1942, · Sele«!tlve SerVice 10" Jncome • 11,1, • ~man 10u laWled the 801b tffldal' lasued , new ordet autborldnl emptoyerl 10 wlth• 1Y when ~~he worst we have · with · children ,Jast hold rrom week1y Congress .. salary lbeir em- ever bad. •I ~I ' • I Get'•et. fo:r At B'AHR ,, CLOTHIERS • Wherever You Go In Southeastern Ohio NEW HAVI!:N ' IN MIDDLEPOitT and s l<~rtt'r b•A"" D. A. Martin. Jarkson, I C .• c 1ec s ove r a . ' .::::h~"';~,~··~:nd d:::•a, :;:.::"';~~~>:n- Lab;ador·s l Boa tin'! Can Be Made.:into Safer Sport fr·enrh novelist Vietor Huio' Hamilton River is North Amer· . BY JACK WOLISTON plates aboard new boats. These new world record replaces I 1 " The supreme hoppine" of life ica's s•eond largest cascad~ m NEW YORK 1UP I) _ What ' tags are now required by law , pound fish taken from the same ! 1 he •-onvietion that we are volume of water. The nver is t:;e formula for making in four ~tates. ' l~ke in 1915 by Edward T. loved " plea-ure boating a safer sport'! Lifton said the Coast Guard SnnreiL 1drops 1.1131 feet. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ;·:: ll~re Is 000 put rorWllrd re· report showed an almost exacl The spotted black baiS II one '" ' rently by Fred B. Lifton, execu· parallel between sound enforce- ~ of three N!cogmzed spect"'. of · i· I I 1 ' live director of the Outboard menl programs and safely, the bass famtly In ll!e Umted · · Stales for which records are b Bo•tlng Clu of Amenra. tn a "New York and Michigan k Th h t the . IWI · ept. eoterwoare hN speech to t e Allons a er both have many m . ore boats •• . c .. . , . , largemout h an d th e om• IJ.o. Sa 1etv· ongress. registered th<Hl Callforma, yet I mou th . · Hoatlng accidents will they had 29 and 42 per cent The second record fish regis· dwindle If the product is de· /ewer boattng Ia Iahue•. respoc· ' tered will! the magazine was 1 signed and bmlt to rigid last ye~~ than Cahfor· 29 pound. u ounce brown trout REGATTA WEEK-END 1966 1 1 ''."!r• standM.rd:-;, lhe svort Js semubly ma , 1 The Greate5t On Earth Automobile Club of Southern Ohio THE COST IS MODEST ... IN FACT IT PAYS TO BELONG. HIRE'S WMY e24 Hours A Day Emergency Road Servico e Exclusive Travel Aids and Counaelln& e Bail 1nd Arrest Bond Protection e Personal Accident Insurance JOIN @ ,, he said. 1 Troot Yourself To Motoring Security SH or Coli Your Locol Roprtltnlatlve reaulated and policed and the tenslve enforcement a~d edu· Three Forks, Mont., from Wade boatman learns ond practices c•hon ~;ograms; California ; Lake, Mont., April 13. It the right procedures." docs not. · J!IISBed the 27-pound, ltJ.ounce lle went on to say that a An estimated half million fish taken in Newfoundland good strat had been made in persons a year now are re· 1960 to tel a new North Amerl· e~rh ot thes~ ar~.>~s. . . ceivin& boating instrul'tions can record. In connectmn With butldmg from the stales and aucb or· Bacon caught his prize fish sater producll;, Lif.,n cited the g•nizations u the Coast Guard on a 41'(lund-test line. enalneerln& program of . t h e Auxiliary and. tbe U. S. Power reeord for the brown trout is Boating Industry Assot·Jatmn. Squadrons, he said, compared 39 pounds, I ounce!. •·standards covenng an ever with less than 200,000 tbree ' beauty was caught In Loeb wider array of marme ~rodurt~ years B@CI. Awe", Scotland, In 1861. are being added to BIA 1 Eng1· nP<ring \lanual each year, and , "This total ropresenll only exJSling standards are subject those boatmen taking some sort Today Is Thursday, June, I, to continual revJSion to keep , of Jormal Instruction," Lifton the l80tb day of 11166 2011 PI'" with technoloaical ad· oaid. "Sale boating films and follow. •an~fl~ he pointed out. pamphlets reach addillonal The mi!CJn is between ill . s. Coast Guard's most millions." . pha,. and last quarter. e ARROW DRESS SHIRTS Whites- Colors eSPORT SHIRTS eRUGBY SWIMWEAR e HUBBARD SLACKS 1nd BERMUDAS eCASUAL WEAR IV LEVI ePURITAN SPORTSWEAR eTROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS By CuriH & W1rr1n Sewell ·eUNDERWEAR by Jockey, H1nes, I.V.D. 1ncl lela. TheSatum, morninl 1t1n_ are leiS than half ol 11166 and ..,........,. strides being made enfon·e- gone, two fish of wtrld iiiThiiieireiiiialliireiiiiMiiiliiiiiiiiii ment. It plareo new emphasis ' North American record size al· 00 the causes of boatlo,g acci· I ready have been registered wtlh ..... <Once Identified, 'f' the!f Field &: Strean'l magazine , of· cause~ can be counter~~~ fl ria\ fresh water rod and reel One of these causes, Liflon rel'ords keeper ror 46 years. said. wa!l overloadina. and this The new world record was a problem io now being attack•d spotted black ba" weighing 8 on o wide front with th e in· poondo, caught at Smith Lake, creasing practice of placing of Btrmlngham, Alo. Hamilton's weiRhl ond boroepower capacity of Birmingham, ala. .. , ..;. ::'fa: .SNEAKERS Sizes 8\1-3, 4·10 eWbite -· 0 c: ;a "'m ' Llrge Size 2-lurner Single Burner .., IV ~Y.O.VAC With Red Slan•l Fl•ahtr BOAT OXFORD ss 99 White Surfer Red I Green Gret'!n IS LADIES BOYS HEAVY DUTY KED TENNIS OXFORDS LACE TO TOE $ J .99 SPECUL Sneaker ZEBCO Wbitt Bloclr. C~Jn• · Mocl;l33 s:;o $2-99 Retil!otr 1~.$0 SPINNING REEL •,.93 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT OHIO L ,HOW. 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Red Ute Blue White Black Stripes . . . - AVOCADO GREEN-COPPERTONI- ~ITi ' ,.. Red . U. Blut White ,., to vl8it his .......... Mr. and Mre. Carl Hall iDd family, Mr. Ri<bard Carutban. e Excollent Plcnie .. " -- IT'S KEDS CASUAL TIME·' ·.· Holley and .children tl Hanri- 11 . ... ...... . Wbllt MAPLEWOOD LAKE ' 1 · . had as weekend ¥iB!torS Mr. and Mrs. Frank lhle of Middle- COME TO .. . ' ( ' ani Houdashell of Columbus. 992-2475 OHIO (OFFICIAL REGATTA PHOTOGRAPHER) JUNE 10.11-12 The, - ....... ' Mre. Emesl Perkins, Gene Mary, Mr. and Mrs. DBDB Mur··ll ray Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Riel>· II POMEROY . On . GENERAL ELECTRIC . GROVER'S STUDIO ' . . ,.,.. ;-_ e FREEZERS . 11'1' •f Harrismlville, Mr. a n . ' ' . ,.,NEW FOR ·66:1 .. SUPPLIES-SERVICES - -~~ . ~~,. I' '·· .l ' ·~ VALLEYB •('· ' . ' ' ~.99 .. $4·" �'v .,_ .._. .~ . l ' ' ' ' e ' .'' ,.' ' ... 'I .a. ·t·· ·;-; .. · .. ' ' i "' ' ·'' i "' I, ~ ' ·. I' ' anK· Back to Work .,. •• ' • ID . ··'. ) . •' '' •·• EVERY .~ERVICE FOR Al~~,YOU~,,.If!~~JAL · ·. NEED~ .. - ' ~· ' ' · ' ·., .. . ..~ ~· ., .:, .Gito loans I . , , •. . · ·• ·Business loans· eHomeloans • ·,ei'sonalloans . , eChecking Acc:'ts ·~nk by Mail '.'' b r.,. I •Home . lmpr~vemtnt - . ' . ~, ..., 94 Years · ·ol Co11ti11uous. Sfl•eltee ,·. ·- I ... \, ~ Member Federal Reserve System . ' Member Fecleni Deposit Illil!i~ CorporaUoll . 'I ., I o ' '{,~ ,. '\ • { I ' ,•, ' ' ,,,, ..., ,,r • • SearchIor MISSIRR the ceremony are, left to right, Bill Mayer, show chairman: Aaron Zahl, Rev. Wilbur Perrin, Middleport Mayor TOPEKA, KAN. - RESCUE workers ~arched Ibis tomadoetruck city for the misslnw today. Federal lielp was prollllsed- to rebuild tbe hundreds of homes and businesses smashe4Jnto what resembled an a- · lomlc aftermath. AI least 15 persons were known dead and between 20 and 30 periiOIUI still were reported I mlssllli today. The twister, which bolted over a legendary tornado-proof hlll southwest of the city Wednesday night, lnjurtd more than 400 and left in Its wake an estimated $100 millioo ' '. ' ' ..,. c. 0 . Fisher and Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar .....Sentinel photo. - - - -.- --r'---'-----=---- -.....o.-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Rescu·e G_opters 'Drz•ven Away zn • V • l' urzous Battle dalnaa•- • Night.Depository. e:Saftty Deposit · Boxes '• ' 11' ' :•. .\ ' ' r i WASHINGTON -' WESTERN Union telegraphers were bi<!k at work today wltb a new twoy~ar contract providing ·wage ll!ld benefit increases averag· ing U per cent in each year. The 20,000 membets of the Commercial Telegraphers Union (CI'IJ) were called back to work at 4:30p.m. <EDT) Thursday after negotiators signed the <'Onlract, ending s 40-hour, nationwide strike. cru President E. L, Hageman said he considered tbe new pact "a very good contract. I'm happy the sirike Is over and we're back in ! . • • , the telegraph business again." ' RIBBON CUT - Rtbbon cuttmg ceremomes were held Thursday nlght for the a.rt show bemg held In conjune. lion with this year's Big Bend Regatta. The show, at the federated Church, is open to the public. Taking part tn I r'•' . . • WORLD I That Has I lh• ' ' I For every banking service ancllacility under one roof, you can always depend on us. And we acid the impOrl~n:t extra of friendly, consid~rate attention in the handling· of ... f.JOUr financial need$. ID _, ~ " •• • • � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 9, 1966 Regatta Special