http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b1ad87aa789862826e23a4827c320ac.pdf a2e1d5cf44864f5b8f940837945f28c3 PDF Text Text . ' ,•· ' 1, J ' 'j • r- , ' 'to\ hter BDnquet 1$• .,I'.J ~ofr:.'l.:. nct·I,IDUg ' ,. 1 . 'l1~.r! Joy Kautz Mother.·~>~ ~ ~·and Mra .. MO.Jon·Roush and1 -B=D::a:::Uyc,:Se:::n:.:ll:::n•::I,.:..Po:.:m::ero:.:oy~-M::td::di:.:•Pc::•rt :.:,..::o.::..•.:::Ma::::y....:t....:o._t98 _&_ , Ten children, Faith all<l Beth · Sondr 1Perrin, Nancy Crow, Terri RUS· Mr8 ~nt1 Mrs. lflllton Rou~ : arrived Solurday to spend a few Miss Marie Houdashell ol .... , . . sell. Becty and Lisa Thomas, land Sondraaod Barbara Fisher ' days ,with her sister, Mrs. Leroy Athens spent Mothers Day wl& Approllmalely 70 attend president 01 the GuUd, gove the Debbie and 8heryl Kennedy visited sunday aft~nooo at AI· Watson and assist In the care of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlf. . lhe mother-daughter banqu~ welcome and lllrs. l.>uis H.ei- Faye Reibel and Linda Rosen: Middleport churches ,honored bony wilh Mr. al)d Mrs. A. Mr. Watson at Meigs General liam Houdeshell. spoosored by the Women s bel asked grace. · baum o1 lhe Be inne las R' k d H It I Sh 'II I I It h W d II Stul . Gia!!o! ;.: :!'~ !':=~~~ -::-!~~!-rh Thfl pr~ram WBR oresented . . ~·· · ._ __ ...__ n~.......1f(QM ~.M,s mothers with flowers during IC ar . , osp a. e WI a so v s er Rev. and Mrs. en e · : Sunday evening: at the churrh. by Mrs. Guy Russell and Mrs ..au&"~"' ~... ~·---.!""~ ~.!:!~::-:' !)e!' ~~':'~.'~~~a ~nn. Mr ~nd Mr~. r..eflr~e SellerS I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen or sister and brother-in·!~. Mr. ler and son, Kevin 1Were II . The tables w-e attractive in Don Thomas A !rib t• to . Thomas sang four songs, Deep day. spent Sunday afternoon witD I Zanesvme were :sunc:iay ,!tiu~i. u(j cu...: :.rr:o:. p::::::~:! !-!~.!~!':. I •..·;e...r.a, ~.'. '.r:::. S!~nrltn~ Pv~minr. ~ ~~::!::::::! ~~!!h g..~!'!~~ '¥!1,. giv4i'n · and Wide, Jesus Knocking at At the First United ' Presby· Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan. 1h.: s brother and slste r-n-a~ i I · Mr. Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Har-~ where Rev. Stutler ll11:0 •t~d !he wl..itc: .:uvt.~ ;:i.d hy u MN~. . arrangements of pastel nowers. ling, a tribute to mother:~. i.itt: Dou, ui :.ry !!.:ure, Ht~..,.e~ ~r:u~ Ch.::-~h c::ch .n:cther ~~·~~ t:;. B. H~ym!!n. 4>f ~MiPl' was I and Mrs. Charles Cohen. . Ibrecht a~ famllr of. W,~~t~.in~- pu!~lt at ~~. Methodist .church. ; Corsages tied in pastel Mrs. Marvin Burt and a is 11 Happy Place and Jesus given a flower and recognized the Sunday evemng dmner guest.j Mrs. Lois Ann ~ones and chil- ! ton spent the weekena wm1 me1r NIL 111i11 ,..r:;. ~~~!~ ~~tw: and pastel napkins were at to grandmothers, Melanie hurt. Loves Me. as the oldest mother was Mr:;. of Mr. and :Mrs. Sherley Swan. dren of Columbus, Mrs. Helen ! mothers Mrs. Raymond Har- son returned to the1r home . place. Mrs. Ben Neutzlin~. Two readings were The Old Potted plants were presented Steele, mother of Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Mrs. 1Bumgartner and Mrs. Rah;ton brecht and Mrs. Norman Me- Maples Fla. Saturday, after b&F""'iii0iiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=oii11 Fashioned Mother, by Mrs. 1 to Mrs. Adsm Ebersbach, lhe JCarmack, sod Mrs. Edward Shirley Mulford spent Molhers ! <:ampbell and son Ben of Cincin- Callum. lng called here by the death ol .'• 1 bur Perrin, and The Loan, by oldest member present: and I Crooks, youngest. Day weekenr' at the Ohio Uni~ ~- nati who were here to attend the Mr. and Mrs. RJJSS Watson re- her brother, Bert Brinker. 'Ihry Mrs. Reibel. Mrs. ~dw: Kennedy tbe At the Church of Christ, Mrs. versity with Miss Susanna Ar· funeral of Mrs. Edna Bartels turned borne Sunday evening were overnight guests of .Mr. Pomeroy, Ohto younges mo r. ·nerva Childers, 91, wa~ pre- oold and Mike Mulford. were weekend guests of Mr. and after ,a sever.~I days visit at and Mrs. Dale Kesterson, and A skit, "Mothers and Daugh· "' sented a flower as the- oldest Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fergueson Mrs. Richard Campbell. . Louisville, Ky. with her sister also visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy i ters" was presented by Mrs. , ....... -r";"'!"~-..·"'"""",..., th 'lh , 1 R. h · d M LAST TIME TONIGHT Thomas and daughter, L i mo er present WI "rs. 1C • o( Columbus were weekend [ Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto and brother-in·law, Dr. and Kesterson and Mr. an rt. Walt Dhm•y's Mrs. Russell and Terri, ,, ard Umg and Mrs. Mary Jane Iguests of her mother, Mrs. Pearl i and MrS. Timothy Bisnop of Mrs. J. B. Marsha)] and family Dana Turner and son of Chester. "THE UGLY DACHSHUND" Donaid Lanning and Herald. the youngest present Parker. -~ Columbus were Sunday guests and attended the Kentucky Der· Mr. and Mrs. Gall Bu~k And !Tecllnirolor) 1M C Mrs. Lmnel Boggs was nonor· Miss Penny Lee Dill of Raof Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casto · vy. son Jon visited Sunday m C. With Dean Jones and I rs. ari Kautz and Joy, ed for having the most chil· cine spent the weekend with and attended the funeral of Mrs. 1 Mrs. Earl Scott c.r Sugar Iumbus with her mother Mrs. Sm:anne Plesllette Mrs. Edward Kennedy and rf W1lt Dltnty's and a recitation, ''T b I dren and potted plants were her lather, Frank DiU and her · Edna Baltels. Grove spent the weekend with William Matson. They were I. bie, "WINNIE THE POOH" Praying Hands" was given by Mrs. Don Burkey of Marlet- given .each mother. Kennct~: I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I Miss Patty LOu Owens daugh- ber son and daughter-in-law, joined there by their daughter, (and th• hottey tree! =='====iiiiiii'=--~ 1 ta, and Mrs. Earl Bougher or McElhmny, Sunday School Sll· j Walter Walker. · ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard 0- Mr. and Mrs. John &ott. Gloria of Kent. They also visit· (Technicolor J Columbus, visited this week perintendent, was in chnrge of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Fisher wens is, confined to her home by Mrs. Kerns Roush and Miss ed briefJy In New Lexington COLORCARTOONS with their mother, Mrs. C. A. the recognition sm:vic~. and son o( Belpre were weekillness. Helen F. Bae.r a ttended gravewith relatives. Admlssion: TOe & 4Qc Emmish. At the Church ot tbe Nazaend guests or their parents, Mr. Mrs. Arthur Roush and side serVices at Letart W. Va. Mrs. Ben Buck spent Sunday w un . Mr. and Mrs. George Doolit· rene, Mrs. Hazel Bo<~rd was and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. daughter, Phyllis of Columbus Saturday, for Bert Brinker fath- at New· Lexington with Mr. and WED. 1nd THURSDAY TONIGHT May 11·1:! tle and children Connie and honored as the oldest <Jlld Mrs. and MrS. Sam Arnold. visited Sunday with her sister, er of Mrs. Manning -Roush. Mrs. Bennie Buck and famUy NOT OPEN Steve, Berea, s~nt Mother ·s ~ Judy Kennedy as the youngest. Mrs. Ernest Harris was the Mrs. Carl Mitch and attended Mr. , and Mrs. He·rbert Herd· and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dumolt. "IN HARM'S WAY" Day with her parents Mr and : Flowers were presented to each weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. man and grandchildren, Larry John Wayne Kirk Douglas FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY -andMrs. Glenn Lambert.' · mother by the Rev. Clyde Bart- Mason Fisher and family. Cor- Edna Bartels. and Jackie of Bellefontaine were . M1y 13-14 VISIT IN POMEROY "SWINGERS PARADISE" "THE SECRET OF Mrs. Ethel Sterne of Point lett. . . don Fisher o( Parkersburg, W. James Watson who has been weekend guests of her mother MY SUCCESS" (('u!! Pleasant, w. Va .. is spending .At tile Fl:st Baptist Church Va., .-!so spent the weekend "here ass.istlng in the care of his Mrs. Welby Whaley. Wyatt Will and family and (Technicolor) Cliff Richard several days with her nephew pmk carnation corsag~s were with his parents. father Leroy Watson returned Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Carr o.f Genevie~·!! McFarlawl or CoShlrll"y Jones, Stella Stevens "YOUNG FURY" Sus<tn Hampshire and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ! presented~ mothers wdh Mrs. Grego~y Roush .retur~ed_ .to to his employment Jn .c~Jumbus Chari!!Ston W. Va. and David lumbu~, \'lSi~ ~ver the week· (Technicolor) ter Crooks. She was the over- IJ~mes Muiray 3 ?d Mrs. G~ne- his stud1es at OhLO Umvers1ty 1 Sunday. Mr. Watson IS unprov- Farrell of Kayford W. Va. were end With thell' rather. Emmet With Rury Calhoun WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY night guest Saturday of Mr.· vteve Saxton bemg recogruzed Sunday evening, after spending ! ing. weekend guests of their mother G. Will and brother, Jim, af and Virginia Mayo and FRIDAY and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. :as the oldest moth~rs present the weekend with his parents, Mrs. Eugene Smith of Marion Mrs. J. C. Farrell. Pomeroy. SUNDAY, MON. end TUES. "JOHN GOLDFARB Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young and ! and Mr..;. Robert Rtchardson as 1 ..... _ M1y 15-16·17 Sh~~e~~,~~ct~~: HOME" children, Joey and Melanie, the Y?ungest. George Baker, 'THE SPY WHO CAME IN Peter u.~tinov Cambridge, and Mr. and Mrs sfuplhermtendent, _was in <harge · FROM THe COLD" -andW'll' K"t h d d · o e presentations. 1 1 •am 1 c en an aughters, . With Richard Burton ~·up FROM THE BEACH" ·--·· - -- and C'lai.re HJoom Cliff Robertson Debbie and Denise, _Chillicothe,~~ .Mrs. Alfred Roush, received an the week~n~ With Mr. and 1 unusual "gift" last week from 1•;;'ilc olo, ,:";:::too:iiiinsiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:l.:i:::iii:ii:ii:::::::R:e:d::B:u 1t::on:s~:i. 1spent Mrs .. Robert Ret bel and other : the students of her seventh d 1relatives. . . ~n etghth grades m Allensville Mr: and ~rs. Gene. Ric~ en- School where she teaches. The tertamed w1th a family dmner students surprised her with a recently and the guests were dding horse purchased from Mr. a~d Mrs. Dennis Walburn funds they had collected 8 11 and ch1ldren Sherry and Tracy, ye:ar with a variety of projects. Belpre: Mrs. Cora. Bennett, Mr. Mrs. Elmer Reed and .her , and Mrs. D. R. R1ce, and Deb- daughter Miss Nancy Reed bie an~ Bobby Rice. . have re~rned frem Sarasota' .Mr. Dan Farmer of Dayton Fla. where they have spent th~ , spent the Mother's Day week- winter months at their Florida YOU CAN end here with 'hls mother, Mrs. home David Farmer and s.ister, .Mr.' and Mrs. Wayne Sharp 1 a~d Mrs .. Arth~r Skmner. Hts and daugtlter, MarilyR, Zaneswtfe re~amed m Atllens as the ville, spent the Mother's Day ~ Mo~r s Day wee-~end weekend with his parents, Mr. I of their daughter, Cmdy and Mrs Robert Sh : er. a student at Ohit Universi- Mr. and Mrs. c. ;,r~ise Jr. ty. . Waverly, spent the weekend at of !heir home in Middleport with I Mrs. Mabel McCorm1ck St. Albans, W.. Va. accompan- relatives. They visited witb led Mrs, Manon lh . h lh' t k and ell' parents Mrs. Charles Our Low Cost Chocking Account SovH ~re . h IsMpas wee . McNamee and Mr. C. H. Wise 158 Ruth .Wise Wit and Sr. and their daughter and ramTimo and Troublo. Pay Bills By Moil. her falher, C. H. W1se, Sr. Mrs. il Mr d M V' Ha ah rs. " nn s Allensworth• ,s daug ht er, Becky, y, nd 1 . an .1 Mr w· b . d le fr "·h ho a am1 y, s. ISO o serv11 Sovo Wailing, Walking, Driving. WI gra ua om .... sc 01 ed her birthdsy recenUy and m a class of 7~ this spring. was presented witb a large Mr. Ross Wise has returned white decorated birthday cake to h1s home In Middleport after from Mrs. William Aull along OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY. spending the winter monlhs m . with cards al)d other g1fts from . · Fl 'd M1am1, on a. fr'ends _Mr. and Mrs. AUred Roush, ~irm;., 3-C David Rice son Lincoln ~ entertained With a ol Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice falmly dinner Saturday evea- Middleport left Friday for his 1~g at thetr home. Present were new assignment at Turner Air his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Force Base In Albany Ga fol· ROIISh, and Mr. and Mrs. Ru.. lowing an J.8.<1ay leav~ .bere sell Roush and son. Eru! of w'th hi f mil Oak Hill and Mrs. Michael 1 s a y. Clln• and son. Ricky ol Mcllr-1 WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS thur. May 23 i. DeadliJUJ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Mrs. Mlchsel Cline For Seoul Program ""i.i:;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;:::~:;:;::::;:;::::;:;:::~!R:OIIS~h~);_,,:::.~of:_:M~r;_,.~ Girl &oot Troop 1&1 met MoB· ii dsy eveolng at the Columbus , and Southern Obio Electric Com· · pany socilll room. The meetlllg was opened in ritual form. It · wao announced lbat May 23 , would be lhe deadline deto lor i girls wishing to register for the • It's a lovely little Lane Keepsake Chest Spanioh, Italian, Scandinavian, French Proscouting program. ·-• graduation gift for yOU. It's absolutely vincial. All lined with >f•" aromatic cedar j Plans were made for the girls free. No strings. with finest cabinet wood exterion. aUending camp with proceeds Now, if you know """""""'who wants to (You know, of COUtlle, that 80% of the from the recent rummage sale give you an extra-special graduation gift, girls who get Lane Sweetheart Chests from being used for this project. The bring him along. their boyfriends get married within a year. troop extended !heir thanks to Because right now you can choose from Even if you•re not that serious, aren't you. aU who helped In any way wltb curious?) this special collection of full-sized Lane the sale. PlBllS were made for a Sweetheart·Che.ts in every possible style: You can see this romplete collectiOD 81:'1 party to be beld May 20 for all Early American, Contemporary, Orienta~ our atore aow. troop members whose dues are paid up and tbooe who bave tbe , required badge work. Delivery? DBIIS7 Right now/ Couldn't Honor In Serviees Of Ch_urches Held Sund~ Evening ~ Women'$ Guild M. _ I , . . MtJinl'{ Aliout ) PeoPle· In Pomeroy c. ·~ ' "\ • ~- -·-·' .. ' .._ ¥ MEIGS THEATRE Around And About M'dd/ eoo I 1 1 1 ' ~ ·To' Tlul lntmw" ______________.,______..._________ ..._. -i'-..,....;· Girls, if you're a senior in any of the following schools, we've got a gift for you. Go see your Buicl' Go get a'66 Buick Special. Going 1st class was never easier. (Or s •) be better/ Choose from a wide range of body styles, colors end options. 4 out of 5 new-car buyers pay Special prices- -make sure you get the Special/ WINNER-Its class, Pure Oil Performance Trials. WINNER-Popular Science Gold Cup for outstanding braking performance in Pure Oil Trials. _AT A WINNER OF A DEAL! Wo!fldn't you really rsther have a Buick Special fight now! {When the getting's so great?) ;~--------sao Y"' Buick 1111* darlnJ hil far-BUstina Slit.-------- · ILAmNAR AUTO CO. 500 I, Mlln St. Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy Racine 1 • Middleport Wahama -- Ob1erve Mother'1 Day at Church ~/ Mothers Day was observed at the Pomeroy Church of Christ Sunday morning. During the Sunday &hoof boor, each mother received a somU potted plant and a large potted geranium was presentto Mrs. f'lorence Burnside I ed the oldest mother present: Mrs. C!Brence Mattox and Mn. Wil· !lam Gaddis, the fOW]gest mothers: and Mrs. William John. son, the mother with the larg1 est famlly present. "The Chris1 tian Mother" was the topic of 1 the Rev. Jerry Masters at the 1 worship servJce. DINNER HOSTS Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser entertained with 1 mer Soft. day, at their borne, MlnenviUe.j Present were Mr. and Mrn. Herbert Hardman and grandchildren Larry and Jackie of Bellefontaine, Mrs. Welby Wba· ley, Pomer9y, Larry and Bob II G1rueser and the host and bos~ Rutland Eastern ~- - --;-' -·· I ......, fi'lll·ll 199.91. . , 2702-0f $129.%. Maple ·~·11$159... rill: Teachero lo be named Ia~ er. Grants applied for by Mr. Thompson In Middleport for physical Illness, fl2,813.39; Remedial reading, $14,441.50, and pre-kindergarten, 15,1145. Also, Till!! II project In Middleport for library wilh lund of $1,740.116, and Title Ill project for buying globes, maps, etc., for Middleport, totaling 15,201.95. VERBAL APPROVAL Donald McKenzie, Nortfl. I ''' 'i HiRNiTUiii ,, T'HiRD ELBERFELDS ..JN···:PO¥-R~Y ·, !,,, ' . .• . ''' -~~e E ~. --· ~~- ithdrawn ·- 111· ;1.1 :!! • weBiem I!XecuUve head, n> ported he has verbal approval on physical fitness and remed~ a! reading projects. 1'he board, In further activity on federal programs, approved Thomas Kelly, guidance counselor in Middleport, as director of the Head-Start rpogram In the county. He will work under the Community Action Program offloe. The board also: -Agreed to cbeck inlo the ::;; :;.::. ai _, . .. bed II eel tblo .Ummer at lbe PiiJn§ condition of the leacb Salisbury &hool. -Heard Mn. Ade Oblinger ask that her assignment In the Bradbury elementary school be changed to the fourth grade. -Consented to the graduation of 71 seniors at Pomeroy Higb School and approved Chet Long as commencement speaker upon request from Supt. Charles S. Gibbs. Heard Mr. Gibbs list projects of painting aod ether work need· roy schools. - : --Gave Mr. Gibbs aJllllOI'~ to purchase textbook& and . . er equipment needed for . . '. year. ' -Approved ~~ seniors graduation at Middleport HI~ !.1: Schllol. ;; -Heard Mr. McKenzie reJ1011;· !bot Frank Knlpt was resipit· ing ao teacher and Asst. c.d: at Rutland afM this year. ~ (Continuedon page Zl ; ., . than $!-million dollars" each year. "'Ibe big question mark ls the apple crop," the official said, "early reports indicate that demage was extcnsive, but the real picture ~on't be known for several days.. Kendall S31d lhat the ~pple crm·op1U!~as valued at $8.5 m11llon plums, prunes and pears. He said, "was damaied ft1'J . . said the latter three were ''just terrsively. Some of the late ~ about wiped out." may have survived, howeYWf .·~ Kendall explained that plums, he added. ~runes and pears are "minor Kendall asid that tbe alale'i; crops" in Ohio. strawberry crop was valued Ill · He said grape production In ·'1.051,000 last year and $1.~ 1964 and las! year topped the 1 in 1964. 12 million mark. Kendall said I "There is a tendoocy for peo. · "I'm not sure how extensive pie to get over-pealmiatie,u • ~ damage did bit the grape crop Kendall aoid, "but the flO,a., mg Office for the U.S. Agricul- Also .hard hit by lhe below because some or the late crop 000 tigure shoold be close 1o tbi ture Department. freezing temperatures were may not have been hurt." actual Joss because of tbe IF ~'From the reports I've re- 1 grapes, strawberrJes, cherries, ''The strawberry crop," he tremely low temperatures." celved, which may chsnge in In the next few days after lhe full exteni of damage is known, president of the Oblo Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Sigma 1 would say thai dam~ge should chleman, In ceremonies Tuesday night at the Columbia Gas ~~d~lleast IIO,O<HI,OOO, ' Kendsll h, Mrs. Eachleman, Uia Mitch, vice president; Judy Crook•, and Pat Hlndy, treuurer. - Sentinel Photo. The weather bureau reported • that temperatures throughout tliPA !4!111: II :Uillllll] the stale early today were CINCINNATI (UPI) - AI· moslly "above freezing." The lea Whitlock'• bl&hballl wero low was 28 at Youngstown. 1 a lttUe loa poteal. Tiley also Cloudiness moved Into the .......1 1oa ..,. aad be tactstate and kept the mercury 1 • OfFICERS INSTALLED - April Smith, left, retiring Phi, l@nds the sorority's gavel to new president Martha Es of Ohio office social room. The group Includes Mrs. Srnll recording secretary; Doris Ewing, corresponding secretary, Restraint IS Hallmark of p01•ICy-•LBJ Ada BOrden JS GIVeD Rockefeller Wins Democrat Contest =Probation ed a permit 1o oeU lbem. J•~• c:=:·~.P~: '. · w some 10 to I> degrees warmer ~~~i~~sday's damage-<~eaitng doy lined Whitlock 28 ._ ..•.ttllll lor Ad a. Borden,, bl &OIIIDJ btl ..,...,, at 10 dieted last week by the He explained that In 1964 and 19> Ohio's fruit crop was val- ~.:. '!:ato :~.~lightly more than "$15.- I PRINCETON, N. J. (UP!) - Presi41!nt ;JDI1titoii t. guilty to a charge o! perjury ., .dav repl1'ed to c•ar•es o! American "arro••nce of power" . GaiDa eounty common Kendall ~ that peaches suf. , " • r courl, and was placed on •·extensive damage." JENNIFER LOHSE br world affairs by saying this nation baa used "pal N- _ Moadsy nlgbl oald tbe biiJI· IIi ··' 1·,. are the most te·•·llraint" ill Viet Nam and other world crllll opot.. yeatS' pro atlon, ' was """' "The exercise of power In thio •entury h11 meut for bolla were pol-. r lie J vealed Tu..day and Woo'! withstand as much Wftf! made ol Ill proof paiD! Judge c. Smlih cold temperatures as some oththe United Ststes not arrogance but agony," the Preoldent . !biDDer aod water, mlsed baH M Bo d th t if sh er crops," he said. said In apparent reply to recent statemento by Chairmaa : ood ball. rs. r en a e appearJ. William Fulbright of the ed In any court for the violation Kendall said the Buckeye Senate Foreign Relations international affairs. ., , _ _ of any law, whatsoever, lhat her Stale peach crop in 11164 and Committee. Johnson said thai in tbe 1M probatl<m would be tennioated 1965 averaged "slightly more ~~we have used our power not of Amerlca's "Bternat" cbil-. John D. Rockefeller IV, 28, a and lh at she would be 1mmediwillingly and recklessly but lenge - Southeast Asia - "our nephew of New York Republl' tel t ced Oth 1 . a y sen en • er erms reluctantly and witb restraint," great power Is tem,..._ .......... can Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, o1 he b ti th 1 "' r pro a on were e usua Jennifer Lohse, junior at Ohio Johnson said in a sl'\lltll'b great re11tra11Jt." outpolled 56 other candidates ""'I hn d b ,._ I a! t ~-'-''-' , pose Y = oc cour · Stale University, was recently prepared for delivery at "Wbat na~on," be ...._ who sought 14 nominations to Mrs. Borden had be'en chargchosen a member of Mortar dedication ceremonies for "bas anoounced aueb llmll.. the West Virginia House of eel with · · edl t 1 In Delegates from Kanawha Counj perJury unm 8 e Y Board, the national senior wom· Princeton University's Wood- objectives or ouch lllllfn&toW ter Gallla county prosecuting ~C en's honorary, one of 21 girls row Wilson school of public and to remove its military nraeoee· tbe ty (Chorleaton). a tt orney Jobn A..E pling selected from all areas of camonce those objtdlv• .... Incumbents won l!lldoroernent • Jack M. Hawley, 42, MidJle- ed ad charge oil hflrstl dthe gfr elael pus life for outstanding quail- M H • W bb achieved'" , In five congresolonal primaries. port, was cited to Ga!Upolls mur er agams er 11 e a Farm Bureau ollices 1n Ath· ties in lead•rship, scholarship, ~·. altie e "Wbat ·nalioD," tbe l'nlldaat . Former GOP Rep. FranciS Municipal Court Wednesday on shooting Sept. 7• 1965 of her ens, Meigs and Gallia counties and unselfish service to t h e D1es Ill Kentucky continued, "bas opeallllo llftt.~ 22 Love defeated Harold Cutright charge of !allure to stop with- husband, Thurman Borden, • announced today that Paul Bow- university. Mrs. Hattie Webb, 86, Prest- or its sons and vast IIIDII al • 1 lor the right to oppose th ~ 1 di ta Kerr. She had been charged er has 1 ed th · t e to rovide lbe ........ _.. .Ma.tsive March In e ass~cu c ear s nee with aldin and abettin Ern· res gn as eli ?r· She is presently serving as onsburg, Ky., died Tuesday at fo run P . ~ liJII NI!W VuiU\- J,">!ES. H. Democratic ln~umbent Sen. Iafler an accident a111:05 a.m. est Walkeri 311 GalllpoU/in the ganization director effective president of Women's Self a Martin, Ky. hospital. She a small, atr~= I Meredilh, the Negro whose en- Jennings Rando ph, who ran Tuesday on Rt. 7, one mile slaying. ' ' ' May. 13th to accept a similar Government Association and was lhe >:idow of T. T. Webb, chance to rol!m<nl at the University .of unopposed. north o! ChesbU'e. Walker had been charged with =~~n In a lour Coul!<y area Chimes lhe Junior Women's who died m 1933. ~t ~~ ~~01 ~~~. Mississippi in 1962 sparked v1o- i In Nebraska, U. ()ov. Philip 1 The State Highway p a 1 r o II' Drs! degree murder In the g•n, ~:sk~f :~n, ::::· honorary; vic..president of Sumvmg are 8 . daugbier, bl ~~. ~~ i(; lence and death, , plans to lead . Sorenson, like hts brother · reported that Hawley, headed shooting, however, a six day counties mg Y Omtcron Nu, national home Mrs. Glenn Spradl.m,. Martin, fo~ South VietNam to elect Mit ·~· '8 massive, 220-mile "voter reg· · Theodore a Democrat, won north failed to s1ow bls ve- trial ended March 1 with the · economics honorary; member Ky.; two sons, Vugil Webb, -,,;;;.: istration march'' on Mississip- ~ easily. He will race Norbert hicle 'tor traffic ahead of blm. jury finding Walker ~illy of Bo~er, a native of Ross coun· of University Cooncil on Sill- Prestonsburg, and Wilbur Webb government 11 cbooaeo. ,:; pi this summer. l Tiemann, 41, who upset former i His car struck the back of a only manslaughter. He II pres- ~a=s ~res~~tifl owns and op- dent Affairs and Delta Zeta of New Haven, W. Vo., 10 grand· " Meredilb, now a Columbla i Gov. Val Peterson, 62, for lhe car, making a rigbt turn off the enliy serving a 1·20 yew:, term s n arm near Kmg· sorority. ch~ldren, •od 12 great grandUniversity law school student, GOP gubernatorial nomination. blghway, driven by Glenn L. In the Ohio Penitentiary. · to ' completed four years or children. Funeral semces will disclosed today his march would : In Newark, N.J., Democratic Lawson, 40, Cheshire. There I Mrs. Borden was chll1'8ed service with the, Fann Blll'eau Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, he Thursday at 2 p. m. at the ;· ~ . be8fn In Memphis, Tenn .• and Mayor HDJh J. Addmiizlo was lwas ml)derato damage to both with perjury in connection with May 4th. Durlg:; Mr. Bowers Pomeroy, attended ceremorues Carter and Callshan Funeral end up on lhe steps of the state . forced into a runoff election, vehicles. No one was injured. false testimony given ai • tenure here membership In the which. IIIC!uded the lrnlmtion, Home ~~ Prestonsburg. Burial capitol in Jackson, MISs. falling to get a majority by . I ecutor's Inquiry last organtz.Uon grew by aboot one reception and tea at the home will be m the Lancer Memonal bo 1 1350 tes He .11 f An accident which occurred i be d 1 f rin third while participation In the of President and Mrs. Fawcett, Gardens at Lancer, Ky. Funeral IIII'Vioes for ~ H F II a u ' vo · WI . ace at 2: lo a. m, Tuesday was oot j r an a 80 or procu 8 ineurance program and dinner in lhe Terrace Room E wrd 60 l'omero7 • · I!"VY a_ out, . former Mayor ~ P. Carhn. I reported until to: I> a.m. testimony ~f her Children at showed a similar gain. The or- of the Ohio Union. E-R UNIT CALLED di~ :1 Ve~... MIJII.:n.t - . ' ~I'KVO ...(;U.<tMUNIST em.! The vote defiCit was the . and Is still under Investigation, Isame inquiry. also led a successful Pomeroy emergency squad· pita! Tuesday ........ wUI""C na s thlrdandMblggest nuodciear iappdarldent relsuthlt of twohNegro tile patrol said today. I to slrengtllen Ohio otrlp Meigs Geueral Hoapltal men were summoned at 6:17 a. beld Frldey at 2 p.m. ....... lea1 e~pl«lon ooday pr uc·' can ales n e race w 0 took The accident occurred on Rl 1 Wince Found Guilty laws and took part in a Admlsolono - Ben Batey, m. today for Mrs. Thomas Portland Methodist Qmda. · 7 93 ~:.:o;:~e~:~~~:ttr'! ti'7t: : :~: th::si ·~!~: :!~ 218 al the junction of old Rl. 7, Of OWl by Court community effort to have Rt. 33 Jackson; Sylvia Young, Guys- Cook, Ells! Main-s!, Pomeroy, Sorvivilli are hll wife, K4\,; . d Urnes t N ba kl h three and • hall miles south ol Norman Wince iiO Improved. His new territory has VIlle; Eff1e Pulhns, Pomeroy; who was taken to Veterans Ieen· sis chlldrea, Doaald ~ 100 11 81 ~ate~xpth~."nrro":. Its second ~~~~~Iect:7. 11162c w en ·GaiUpo~ls. ~leers said that chll1'8ed with DWI, pleading a Farm ~ membership of Kate Fick, Pomeroy. Memorial Hospital as a medi- Fra~in Lake&, N. J.: Mtll. · Jar. '" neoe scientists reported ,;_ In the New Jersey capital' o! ~~'!, c'lty bberdted, 33, Rt.th 2, guilty before Pomeroy about 1JOO In the four _counties. Dla<haraes - None. col patient. Howard (Doaila) lilt'tiDI. ,.. . · · · u..wn • ea sou on Ch les Leg r Tuesday land· Mn Ronald (illriiiiN) da . .. Trenton, Democratic M:ayor Rt. 218 attempted to make a ar a I • Mill~ ·Fl.' W lllil.. 1m. . ; ~~- Takeo Kosaka oi,Nng-1 Arthur J. Holland was upset In left turn onto old Rt. 7, Io•t con- j was found guilty and was I Fred\Sblrteyr-~ . _, Mrs Tbo (lllhlaca) Wollt, ala.· UniverSity ssld 211 g11nt his reeleetlon bid by City trot went off the hi8hwoy and 1100 and costs and 1 radioac~ve particles" were de- Councilman Carmen J. Armenti ll)~ugh a fence owned 11)1 For- to three deys '" Jail. FINDLAy ·Oblo IUP!) -An 1grass-stained and twt bullet was ber third An earlier mar- Ne~arll ~ W4 · 011 lecled In Nlip~ Prefecture, Jr. The vote was 18.620 to rest . Wickline. There will D\fD. Alpolreslted TuesdaNY by lnvesllgatlm: Into the mysterf. boles showed the gon was fired j rlage ended I~ divorce in Eng· at ho...;. four ' ' Lliliti ' i -nottllern Japan • west coast 11114,337. . . I or damage to botb the !enee roy ce were orrnan I ' "'"'- . lli.ll . bleb 1 , China leso·.than 18 H 11 d .J lo · · Jr., :u, Pomeroy, and ous shoollng death o! an atlrac- 1at close range as she lay on land. She . and Davenport had Brewer, -G: """ , ~·..:. 1 0 an w . a es ' . At gh mov n • and the ear. . IG iner 19 Bel both Uve ouburban Columbus woman · her stomach. 1 been marned about a ye~r and Icenhower, ·~; tiJ~tl'-. h"'\"' after the blast. thou racially· mired nol_lhberhJI<!d 1 The patrol Tuesday reported I 8 ' ' .Pre, centered .today on questioning ! A corooer's report showed 1a hall. He said his wile told JohnsoD,.·· IIIrtlindo IIICI It:lllicZ • Ihi\ level oUall!'!'l was higb, Ko- t two years ago as arr effort to 1the arrest ol Ro~ B•.Molden, reckless operation churges. of friends and relatives In three ' Mrs. Davenport had been dead •him she was going to Lima to Roush, Aktaoi; .' ,l!lotber, ·~ ~ said, 11 ~ ool suf!lctenl : halt a white 01oduo from tb•j51!• Rt. I, Doxlei', on Cbaliles Vetel'aos Memorial Hospital Ohio cities. Bbout three days before ber Ivisit friends. renee 111 fltyoola llld ~· to end'!"ger humans. )city. White backlash 'waa.llvl!ll ;of .len of center and bit-skip Admllslono - ctwles R. The body o! Mrs. Ltobeth body was found by 1 pstrol· 1 · · · 1 .· by poiiUcal observers as a following an accident Karr, Sr., Pomeroy; . . Davenport, 33, Upper Allington, i man. There was no slgo of a Mrs. Davenport csme lo the Mr. · . , ,t ·.. cause lor bls defeat on ..Rt. 124. He II Hartford Patr1c1a was found 'f'lwaday slUffed 1n the 'struggle 1n ber late-model car · United States Bbout three years deatll · - PliJMI! .MINIS- 1was ''reluctant" to pi)lpoint In Me!P, · . trunl: o! her car on a heavily- !that appartenly was abonttoned ago, friends said. Sbe had been and Caq ,K.V, •d\11111fiia1J!i<.eau!O. · ·,'. • -Doris tee, street bore. Two bullet 11)1 the killer. 1• ballerina with a troup In were In ber ba!elt. ! The victim formerly lived In 1rope as a teen-ager and biooqe naiin Ui lvrk· L:rn;, wher: :~ WS! ~!!!'~ ~ · !i~ !~ Co!!!~~ - A f!"!~ l!Y United Press lnlellllltlonal . · ~ ·,Rocilef111er made his d~but as a vota-gettln1 Damowat tn · West Virginia and the brother of former White llqu"! aide Theodore Sorenson won the Democratic noml· iiliJijll''fl!'f&l!\'~ ln'J';Iellraska. ···:·· < . · Thest !left .highllgbbl of primary voting In those two states Tdesday. · New Je~sey municipal elcctloas, meanwhile Bhowed evidence of a white backlash in one mayoral -;;;;;;;;;i;;;;~ race and Negro vote power in li another. wllo arrest·• Wlil".... •• ··• 11 all ed customen at blo boone "' •--..- ••• - term ifand jury, has •c- M•"ss.L'o'hse ··s w.' • Uted DriVer A£ter A "dent Near Cheshire WORLD Bower Accepts I I Se}ected£Or MOrtar BOard Larger Job 1"n ounl y Area ,- u::. =- ! =rred Char}es Ward .,.: o.·es Tuesday .l 1 '!:·· 7' · · I w..... "'" ------------------~ • . ,' ••liP .'1!006-10 .• , •••. ' ... .J• ... Queshon • Fnen • ds, Re Jattves • of vICtllll - ~!! ~ • I COLUMBUS <UP!) - Ohio's 1 fruit crop suffered an estimated ~ $10,000,000 damage because of ~ the record luw temperatures which hit the state Tuesday, a federal ollicial reported today. "It's an unofficial estimate," explained James R. Kendall, agrlculrural statistician in c_harge of the Ohio Crop Report· f·rfl IU16!1·!0 $15.95. }, Fruit Losses, $10 Million 5 M:. ' ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1966 ApproYal of several federal In the North Gallla &hool dls-1 under Title I where a !!'ani of - Summer d~loprneotal projects in various schools and trtct in GaiUa County. $13,756.25 was obtainll<l on reading ptojecl for TIDe I Bedthe withdrawal of Clarence The board commended Mr. March 10. Mrs. John Welch ford SohOjll, .••870.10; George Thompson's applleation for the, Thompson highly for tho work and Carolyn Smith will be 8111'8enl and HeleD Dais wU! be position as lhe new •uperinten-l he had done In his t.aure at Iteachers for the program, to lnstruetors. dent highlighted lhe meeting Mlddleport. This was Mr.1 begin June 6. -TIUe II project of fl'l5.14 of !be Meigs Local Board ot! Thompson's first year ao sup- -summer physical · filness fur Bradbury and Sallilbury Education Tuesday night at l erintendent of schools in the program In Pomeroy with Rus- scboolB for librury beoks as apSalisbury elementary school. Middleport system.P sell Moore, Charles Biekel and plied for aruj obtained by .Brnd· Mr. Thompson's action 1o Included in the federal pro- Donna Kessinger as Instructors bury Principal Rollert Morris. withdraw his appllcalion for jecto approved by the Doard on a ,JP"anl ol $10,108.110. -Br'dbury Individual Learnthe post foi!Qwed by less than were: . -Funds lor a Title II project lng CenM project ·In the a week his announcement that -Summer developmental o! fl,859.52 in Pom.,..y to amount of $i9,0'4.841· as applied ~-~ep~- "--~-i~llar job resc!Ing _l""gram_!_or Pomeroy purchase Ubrury books. Ifor by Bradbury Principal Mor· 1 .; ,1 ,...... ' I Ui' fiie··iicri, ..M,.on ' ,- IS I i! I enttne POMEROY~IDoLEPORT. OHIO ' VOL XVIII NO. 17 I 555 •• ' I M . i MUONDrive·ln at· e -i• ' • ,. .' ~ ;~Ji~;~i~~~~i~ I~~ Enaland, her horne Lisa Nation. exc!J!II.. left .99111J11bUs ~ : Robert NaUonHor wasmarriage annulled to a Lima "told Frldsy Iii .. Poll.,., ~!sit lrlendl Ia er II.. was discovered, he the fraat ol marrlf'd to another WOIIIIIII. , Dav•mpo~rtj sold exoticMrs. tales. We what In believe, bul been everywhere, done • �, ··~ Yellow Jackets Win First Division Title in Nine: :Stevens ~ ;. - ..., e. Relays I Sentlne~ 1116~ I Stobart's Three-Hitter,. ,·:·:~ e1gs Panthers Defeat Jackson Double, Single Key to i~i 'MIddy .ltacksters we Middleport'• 111-bof lrl<k bigb hurdles, mOe run, 810 squad swept to 1 1111\i to 81\i lay, mile relay, low to · 3Zl> to :Mii point victory and 440 daab. luesday evealsg - wttll- oome Pomeroy was runner• !.00 ~lvering lawo,. watcblng Ia Snulllern wu llllrd, and East.Football wealller - In Ute om fo..-Ut HOW .TUEY SCORED First AIIIIWII Melp Colllily . Relays held em Ute Pomeroy Shot Put - Aobiey, High Sdlool field. Vance, M: Robillsoo, M: , .. • Every member of Ute wi»- R; Gibbo P. nlng squad scored at least one DIScus - Aobiey M, 118 7 point. Justis E; Crow P; ~I M; Second place winner wu the Williams E. host Ptmeroy squad eoaebed bJ HJgb Jump -MaUtews R, i'3" ·Bud Bickel, who presented rib- Rouab P, Cbadwell E., · bons to aU boys placina lint, hill M, Tie; 'f. Cozart R. second or Utird 1 tropll)' to Broad Jump _ Briekles · llle winner and r:.....rop teams 18'6''; Robinson M, Uonovan · and a trophy to Ute top poiDI R, tie; Mathews R: Allman E. scorer of the meet. Pole Vau1t - sargent P, 8'%ut High scorer of Ute meet was Hawley M: Stanley P, Weba close ••ntesl hetweeD Middlo- rung P, lie; WbiUatch M. pori's senior Rod Seuer and 120 111gb HW'dles -Sauer M, Pomeroy's junior Don Swisher. :18.9; Stanley P: Crow P; Hood); Raelne, Pomeroy. Mile Run - orr !, 11:11.8; J. JllDdy M; 1M P; M; Mowery P. LowSlshHurdlP~Hood~P=: . ~.1, w er • "'· ter P;:elotyreSE. M ·SSS· 440 ash - uer ' · · ' Cozart R; Neasa P; Br~WD M: M:";'.J R _ Moru R un ' . . .. ID M " " .J.fll. Pomeroy wll play Ptrll- --~ Clay tiJis Friday at ...... Ill .,_ Ia Class : P. A Sontl> :••tii~l~~a~se:!J::. Thank You For Your Vote Of Confidence 11oa IIoll field at Cldllieetlle. Tbe winner of tllll game wDI ro- Satarday to play tbe """""" of Ike LaeaoviJle. West Ua!Ga game a1 1 p.m. at dly park. In The Recent Primary Election WAYNE GIBBONS Ropvblfcon Condldat• For Mtlgs County Autlltor » ney~~M~ hi~ ;::~~t ~r,a~~~J ~ ·~tile • Last~~7ir!ele:~oor.:..•~; I lr@IK{)~ @(? lffi={]@~~ [Q)~~oo Uta firstsince twoUteaccldeots, minor, 2\i-mile boUt oval opened April 30. AndretU wu pllotlag llle same rear-emgine Ford in wbicb he finished thlrd last year winnina "Rookie of 111e Year': bonora. The record will aot be official because all records must eatabllshed during qualification, oot practice, runs. They begin Saturday. The unofficial mark came Ill mid-aflernooo on a ebllly but sunny day, eertslnly not Ideal for raeing. Andrettl, a 28-yearold naUve Italian, clipped off four Jap.s In about 114 m.p.b. lllen bit 16U. Five oUter drivertl, IJlcloding tw~;time winner A.J. Foyt, also surpassed the 180-m.p.b. mark. Foyt and George Snyder were elucked at 162.1 m.p.h., Dan be IN MEMORY OF J. EDWARD FOSTER A Diredor and Its Retired Vice President THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. · c:lwnpi?nshlp of llle allowed _lllreefanned hils. Mitchellc ll ern Obio League. lour mnmgs one, walkSTOBART DOUBLES eel two, allowed ltur runs, tiJree Stobart's dooble leading off of them earued, and gave ··UP tile Middleport second opened lour hits. Janey fa!lned · two, llle B<Orlna- He •ame home walked none, gave up BO hils. Jrom second wbea Carl De!D08- Gallipolis _ 11110 101 iJ--1 I 1 u key's bouncer back to Mit<hell Middleport 010 3011 X--4 4. 4 was fielded, but Mitchell. ef- Mitchell (tp), Janey ' CoLUMBUS (UP)) - Ohio tor boldi)lg Stobart on second, and Spencer. Stobart and .Swanfishermen have a sporting threw late and wlld to fust Ump11e: Pl'ate, C. Wine~ chance to catch lhelr limit, base for a twH>ase eiTOr. Stolllanks to tile alate Wlldlne Dlvlsion which has stod<ed 32 lakes ty, Punderson Lake in Gea.uga end sireama wiUt more lllan 10 County, Oberlin Reservoir million filh so far IIIia year. Lorain County, l•,orked Run By Ute end of llle year, tile Lake In Meigs County and Rui>dlvisioa plana to put SO mUiion ber City Is Summit County. Lakes atoeked w\Ut fisb In .tate wsters. There have been 15,831 trout fry include Dlllan ReserVoir stocked in Beaver Creek in Sen- Muskingum Coonty, eca Conoly, Mad River In Ute Reservoir in Guernsey COU1nty, Champaign-Logan County area, fndian Lake In Logan County, Monroe Lake Ia Trumbull Coun- Van Wert Reservoir in Wert County, Kiser Lake Champaign County, Ponds In Paulding County a n The:• Lm''ts •• ' •• ~ I• NEW BE GLAD YOU'RE COOKING WrrH IIAB1 SUMMER TOYS eBAT MAN CAPE YOUR AND HOOD ~: Tl(l DAilY SENTINEL : Correction l'fl lNTERfo~'H Of : IIAIIU~ ~Hf!A .. -~:~: ~:~:" CHOICE! eFLYING BAT MAN 1 I ' eGOLFSETS TODAY'S TINY'S FOODLAND TENNIS SHOES •RODS& REELS ADD ON PAGE 14 . Roush's Shoe Store ( GRADUATION CARDS AND GIFTS W.. ·,a·en"' lVI..s ~~a9c , ...... '' l, ' AuV ' TINY'S FOODLAND . . · ' YI.LLAGE CUl .RATE . ' - ".' By JOE GERGEN In oUter games. UPI Sports Writer Baltilnon took over undispu~ Milt Pappas, who once ed posoesslon If lint place In oampelgned for the post of 111e American League by Baltimore manager on a nippbli Cbicego 3-Z In 1.2 platform of all fun and no innings while Cleveland was work, Is dead serious about his beaten by Detroit, alao by Ute new positl911 willl llle CincinnaU Iscore of 3-1 Washington Reds. whipped California 4-1 and Tbe •olorlul righUtander lo oa City squeezed by Uta spot -and he knowa II. Boston .:1-1 In 10 IMings. Now Tbe key man In llle York at Minoesota was pos~ which sent Frank Robinson poned by rain. Ute Orioles during tile winter, I'-- -"- - -- - -Pappu was expected to bolsrer the Cinctonatl staff to llle extent that it could . lead the Reda to tile National Leegue pennant. His task wasn't made any easier when Robinson began tear apart llle American League and when he himself got off to a cu.atamary •low start. But Pappes was determined to prove himself. "I don't expect Ute fano to be d!aritable," Pappe• said of hil predicament. But charity needed any longer because laD righthander, who .... years old todey, hao begwl to prod11011 ta tile manner ezpec~ • More ,ower - lallf euflill ed. • Cuttr hardwood tn 10 IICOndl XL·lOO&XL· CHAIN SAWS bis ·Pappas, tn1wn as something of a flake during younger days wttll Balumore, pitched lour-hit shotout over Atlanta Braves Tuesday u llle Reds 1wept a doul~eh,,.d11' 11-2 a!XI u for their lourlll eonseeuUve vlelory and ailllll their last lewD lamea. It r<a• tile secood mnr outing 11r beat tile Loa Angeles 7-t 1r!day. He now lf:~' bis recerd WI HAVI A LA.GI SILICTIO!f -OF THE PRICE SHOULD BE1 For All The Family c .BALLS& BATS If ,..·rea man. you pi'obably _,understand a lilt col this. But ,..., Jadr •• ' v... can spot one o1 Those Days the moment Rs1a1s. You !loop through the alarm so tllt!re's a crash-bani panic to get [)eel oil "'wQrk end the kids off to achool. Then Junior remembers a list ofthincs lor show-end-tell end the sinlt'st01)5 up and so cio ""'' sinuse~. and the new drapes eomo c.o.D. and,.,...._.. lil1i ~tho house. and 1111 cuy to pelnt the c:oitinP- up • weelc eor1J, and ••• You Knout. . . . • . . , '· . So ·~···~·~r(.r and ..... whoeala to . . llf'•·brlniirie ~ Itomel And ...... wllo • .. ,. at • Ftll tftll 5' in dillntter • Doubltfuthnd oil ClpacitJ • Power witll llafll wti&ht - ontr llij lbtl.louHI tnd '~''' Lake Erie. Northern pike fry have been otocked in Beach City Reservoir in Tuscarawas County, Indian ' Lake and Ute Logan Lakes. ..... 63 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. Hordto!I. I cyllndtr, automatic trans. Radio & huter, white lldawall "'" 60Fordf..600 Dump Truck~ I cylinder lftlina, 5 sJ)etd tran11. 2 1,...:1 r..r axle 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Sot-Ito, 6 cyllnHr, standard trans., radio and htattr I WASH CYCLU 65 Honda Llkt MW 59 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto. lr•na. Radio I hH..r 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Trana., P. '*""lng. rldlo tntf huttr 64 Galaxie XL . Coft'Hirt.le. I cyHnder, auto traftl.,. powtf' ....,. lng, power bralctt and wlndowl. radio & hutar 65 Ford Gal. 500 61 Comet 2 Dr. 6 cyUncltr, sttncllrd tnns. Wlo and helter 64 Engli•h Ford 4 cy!IMir, 4 ....-1 l r - . ' CJ!ISTfl!l. OHIO . \. . . .. ' ' ~1 WITH 63 Chev. Impala hotltr al-vol~ropl - - - - - RIDENOUR SUPPLY COMPitrt WASHER 2 Dr. Hardtop. I cylinder, autom~tlc trans. RHio & heater, white sidewall I olr. Horen.,, 2" ..,.tno1 .t.ndlrd Irena. Rlcllo ana ' "RACINE, *'' NO Homelite o. SnuUteas~ AnglefS H8Ve 1"11. _ G \.dlilD(.'e fO et Maloney, Pappas Winners In Twi-Night Doubleheader FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1966 UNTIL NOON h=~~ ~~ ~~·:~Devft Andrett"I s3ldMan tO Beat For Indianapolis '500' p0Ie WWIM1~ [}jj~~ WilL BE CLOSED lrolf-ta gle and Sinapaon end Lemiy Van .(u;), Mapes (2), Terry (7) end : Meter wero glwn free pesoes ,Bal ey. defending champion Logan spill· outfielders, one run scormg• MlttiJe Alllenians, z... chell hii _Roger LelfmgweU but 0 Should Nelsonvme down tbe got Denms Ault to \me out "to BOBCA11 WIN, 74 Bulldogs today, Logan will Gib M1Uaron at shortstop._ ATHENS, Obio IUPI) - Obio have to play a makeup game dy Moore, leadoff batter IW tho captured ill With Wellston. If thiS "'"" "'· , Jacket order, smgled cJeamy and should Uta (lliefs down down Ute left field line plaliBg "til ba7~bdau, __ game ThlJfANAPOLIS Ind. (UP!) Gurney al f81.6, Carl Willlsms Wellston, a playoff i!WllO would 1 two msurance runs. . WI a ·• ecmiOO ov· • I and G don he necessnry to determine lbe , Gallipolis had someUting 1!1>1- Mario Andretti became llle al I&U or Northern Divlson championship. ina in Ute sixth but got home 1man to heal for Ute pole in llle at 1ro.1. G"l lead! lr d I 8 "ta , G aham HJJl 10r Alllena ill 4-1 In ND play, on1y one run. 1mure, ng • Leg The Bob<:als ran 111e recor I Indianapolis 500 Tuesday, whlsk- 1 n m' r . • 18 :J-2 Nelsonville wal- off tripled and scored oo ·an 14-2-1 behind reliever BIII IJng around Ute speedway at iDier .world grand pra cham- lo~n Wells~n 12-2 last even- .,;.rat second base. . . I':~~~· a sophomore Iunofficial record speed, ef IJl!OD, made his first . lor Its second win against Ron Janey relieved Mitchell 11 from Alllens, who nearly 165 miles per boor. run, gettmg Into time . triala. setbacks Wellston is 1-4 . in Ute fiflll after Mitchell bad 1 eel .. . worked four shutout IDDings. , HJJl made his debut bere . . • k The dazzling performan.. Ill' years ago but did oot 1ry to m NL acllon. . .. . : walk_ woe first Jac et up. JanOhio puts lis ~ Mid-Amerl- Ute national driving champion qualify beeause of 10 lime. 18 1 The "'~" DIVISion wmner •ey pitched shutout bull tile rtP Conleren.. ,.cord 01 . bighlighled Ute busineat prac- 1prepare will play at Middleport later of Ute way. · line at Kent State lor a In I Uce day yet and overshadowed · this monUt for the overall Stobart fanued _7, walked me, II Atbelll. Pd. Pol. Adv. •• ~n -~ ~'(i;,lJn'i. r. .. ,, Li!!!!!"'""'""'""'""'""'"""'""'""'"'""'""'"""':~~:J~~~~~~~~~~~;;::.:•er:l:es:..:Fr~l:da:y~a:JXI:: POMEROY, Rtgb.tbander Gari St.uu..""t ~ff..t""....ad-~c~h!t •I Swisher P, 10:7.>; Allman E; Brlckles P: Hlndy M; RusseJJ R. Mile Rua - Cbeadle M, 5.08: Blake M: Gilkey ,., Well P; "Whtt'U ... do? '1\ey IIY Mcintyre E. mooa II too brtcbt II all 8110 Yard Relay'.game because of U0.6 qobinson, Swartz, Voters of Meigs County 5 m· Fm'al Lea~rne Game Z:l!; Tannehib M; a..adle M; .4 day and <rll(:ked out a· !lolible 'and oiDgle to Oller M; orr E. ""' -,dleport Yellow Jacket bilsebill teem to l!s f~st S~\il· Z20 Yard Dash _ Swisher Pomeroy stopped a olallt 1n11- to walk a run home. vlalon title in nine years, ·~ !be ~4y dlam•5. defyrft• 1' · :-· a ~ P, :ZU: Hood M: Brlcklea P; ing rally to preserve a H vic> Tbe Pantllera """""'II!BID GaWpoUo, 4-2· Allman E: lllndy M. tory over Jackson In a Snutl> tile Utlrd wb!ll Rod Karr Not oince 11157, whe!t the ~be·"fa~~ ~: eaaJern Ohio League bueball ed Rei CWnlngJ wu bit tured tile state . -.· · ~~:.:J~~.rt;, :=~~game at Jaclalon Tuesday. Thi~ B~b Whaley sbliled. Whaley ~:~ ...:: hnd a teem ~~-~~ever, in tile~ ,, . ' ' · p ' Panlllers fiBiShed In a tte for to . . - Ute filial Middl..,.;n really gotten .0 · · G · 11' · er), S:SI.B; llll~~~- second at wllll Galllpolis. !run In llle sixth when he lbe around ill Ute atr<lng Firstsacker Dannym · · 1 poinU. Tbe Panthers, ahead all lllej moved to second oa a Snullleastera Ohio Class AA .., ' way were tiJreateaed In llle rlllce, W!lll to lllird on nd k t ' . ht g· · aillth wbeo Ute Jronmen got grounder, and look home oo ~ ,tlu:ep ~~~Ute00h !'!!~ 5 0 '""'~1'f... • two consecutive singles and a passed baU. The victory came over. the ~ ow solid dooble elf reliel hurler . Devill' lop Sprina Jlltcl> ermg went on Utrougb ~ . MllldJeporl Jllgll oebeol IbiD- Bruce Slm 808 Werry fanned tive and er, Ute rugged sophomore rlgh~ terfield wiUt nobodr ba~L~ elado, lllldoletJed tblo oprlllg Simpson,p w~ hnd replaced eel two for tile PsnUters Larry Mitchell.. Milcb- up. G•lmore made 11 ~--!!" .....,. Ia tiJe SEOAL meet P tarter Dick Werry In Ute Jack11011 moundamen gave up only four hits, but ily. , . lui Satarday Ia Athm, and u.:m;;:,~io~ of llle ailllll, was 0111 sevea and Issued IIIey came bunched. He waa un- Middleport went out Ia a lrlaqular maleb wltb lifted and w..- returned to llle free posses. defealed 111 league action. stay m llle fourth with, ;:. GaJJipoliJ lad Chesapeake, bill. Jackson ~ored three nma Pomeroy 011 001 &-5 S 4 The Northerll l.j, lltSlOII :~e ~U ~~~ o~h~S~:afp ,.. aplnat Ripley today at d . 111 Inning Jackaon 000 013 0- 4 5 1 may be setUed in Atllens !" . ar e 0 WI • ,. tJl/e t:lt ,_ m. bere. u;::'!ero; got its first tlu:ee Werry, SlmpllOII (6), Werry afternoon. Coacb Ed Ra~now :gle :own ~:e~efl!~d M'rii'~ ITqlllld wtU parllelpete in the second wbeo (lluck (6), (WJ'), aod Van Meter,. Wer- Bulldogs need only • w ov<r I mos ':' wa . 'itO II":, district meet Selllrday hit a bases -leaded sin- ry (8), Van Meter (6). Nelsonville to •lmch llle crown. Gardners Tens ~uer. na':j =· ~u~rs:~=~ :thu.!Bt:"to~ T~:;e~~:'oash hurdles, the 440 dash aad lbe l2tl yard high bW'dlea. Swisher took first In tile 100 yard and 22il yard dashed, aod seeond In the low hW'dlea. The Jacket squad •aptured in llle shotpu~ discoS! ' Pomeroy-ltiddlepol'l, 0., May 11, Dally 63 Ford Galaxie IJGO, Conv. I · eyl, Aut; · troliL R&H 63 Palcon 2 Dr. ~ cyjlndtr1 oto....,. tro"" IIHII! '... "'"'"' . . �, ··~ Yellow Jackets Win First Division Title in Nine: :Stevens ~ ;. - ..., e. Relays I Sentlne~ 1116~ I Stobart's Three-Hitter,. ,·:·:~ e1gs Panthers Defeat Jackson Double, Single Key to i~i 'MIddy .ltacksters we Middleport'• 111-bof lrl<k bigb hurdles, mOe run, 810 squad swept to 1 1111\i to 81\i lay, mile relay, low to · 3Zl> to :Mii point victory and 440 daab. luesday evealsg - wttll- oome Pomeroy was runner• !.00 ~lvering lawo,. watcblng Ia Snulllern wu llllrd, and East.Football wealller - In Ute om fo..-Ut HOW .TUEY SCORED First AIIIIWII Melp Colllily . Relays held em Ute Pomeroy Shot Put - Aobiey, High Sdlool field. Vance, M: Robillsoo, M: , .. • Every member of Ute wi»- R; Gibbo P. nlng squad scored at least one DIScus - Aobiey M, 118 7 point. Justis E; Crow P; ~I M; Second place winner wu the Williams E. host Ptmeroy squad eoaebed bJ HJgb Jump -MaUtews R, i'3" ·Bud Bickel, who presented rib- Rouab P, Cbadwell E., · bons to aU boys placina lint, hill M, Tie; 'f. Cozart R. second or Utird 1 tropll)' to Broad Jump _ Briekles · llle winner and r:.....rop teams 18'6''; Robinson M, Uonovan · and a trophy to Ute top poiDI R, tie; Mathews R: Allman E. scorer of the meet. Pole Vau1t - sargent P, 8'%ut High scorer of Ute meet was Hawley M: Stanley P, Weba close ••ntesl hetweeD Middlo- rung P, lie; WbiUatch M. pori's senior Rod Seuer and 120 111gb HW'dles -Sauer M, Pomeroy's junior Don Swisher. :18.9; Stanley P: Crow P; Hood); Raelne, Pomeroy. Mile Run - orr !, 11:11.8; J. JllDdy M; 1M P; M; Mowery P. LowSlshHurdlP~Hood~P=: . ~.1, w er • "'· ter P;:elotyreSE. M ·SSS· 440 ash - uer ' · · ' Cozart R; Neasa P; Br~WD M: M:";'.J R _ Moru R un ' . . .. ID M " " .J.fll. Pomeroy wll play Ptrll- --~ Clay tiJis Friday at ...... Ill .,_ Ia Class : P. A Sontl> :••tii~l~~a~se:!J::. Thank You For Your Vote Of Confidence 11oa IIoll field at Cldllieetlle. Tbe winner of tllll game wDI ro- Satarday to play tbe """""" of Ike LaeaoviJle. West Ua!Ga game a1 1 p.m. at dly park. In The Recent Primary Election WAYNE GIBBONS Ropvblfcon Condldat• For Mtlgs County Autlltor » ney~~M~ hi~ ;::~~t ~r,a~~~J ~ ·~tile • Last~~7ir!ele:~oor.:..•~; I lr@IK{)~ @(? lffi={]@~~ [Q)~~oo Uta firstsince twoUteaccldeots, minor, 2\i-mile boUt oval opened April 30. AndretU wu pllotlag llle same rear-emgine Ford in wbicb he finished thlrd last year winnina "Rookie of 111e Year': bonora. The record will aot be official because all records must eatabllshed during qualification, oot practice, runs. They begin Saturday. The unofficial mark came Ill mid-aflernooo on a ebllly but sunny day, eertslnly not Ideal for raeing. Andrettl, a 28-yearold naUve Italian, clipped off four Jap.s In about 114 m.p.b. lllen bit 16U. Five oUter drivertl, IJlcloding tw~;time winner A.J. Foyt, also surpassed the 180-m.p.b. mark. Foyt and George Snyder were elucked at 162.1 m.p.h., Dan be IN MEMORY OF J. EDWARD FOSTER A Diredor and Its Retired Vice President THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. · c:lwnpi?nshlp of llle allowed _lllreefanned hils. Mitchellc ll ern Obio League. lour mnmgs one, walkSTOBART DOUBLES eel two, allowed ltur runs, tiJree Stobart's dooble leading off of them earued, and gave ··UP tile Middleport second opened lour hits. Janey fa!lned · two, llle B<Orlna- He •ame home walked none, gave up BO hils. Jrom second wbea Carl De!D08- Gallipolis _ 11110 101 iJ--1 I 1 u key's bouncer back to Mit<hell Middleport 010 3011 X--4 4. 4 was fielded, but Mitchell. ef- Mitchell (tp), Janey ' CoLUMBUS (UP)) - Ohio tor boldi)lg Stobart on second, and Spencer. Stobart and .Swanfishermen have a sporting threw late and wlld to fust Ump11e: Pl'ate, C. Wine~ chance to catch lhelr limit, base for a twH>ase eiTOr. Stolllanks to tile alate Wlldlne Dlvlsion which has stod<ed 32 lakes ty, Punderson Lake in Gea.uga end sireama wiUt more lllan 10 County, Oberlin Reservoir million filh so far IIIia year. Lorain County, l•,orked Run By Ute end of llle year, tile Lake In Meigs County and Rui>dlvisioa plana to put SO mUiion ber City Is Summit County. Lakes atoeked w\Ut fisb In .tate wsters. There have been 15,831 trout fry include Dlllan ReserVoir stocked in Beaver Creek in Sen- Muskingum Coonty, eca Conoly, Mad River In Ute Reservoir in Guernsey COU1nty, Champaign-Logan County area, fndian Lake In Logan County, Monroe Lake Ia Trumbull Coun- Van Wert Reservoir in Wert County, Kiser Lake Champaign County, Ponds In Paulding County a n The:• Lm''ts •• ' •• ~ I• NEW BE GLAD YOU'RE COOKING WrrH IIAB1 SUMMER TOYS eBAT MAN CAPE YOUR AND HOOD ~: Tl(l DAilY SENTINEL : Correction l'fl lNTERfo~'H Of : IIAIIU~ ~Hf!A .. -~:~: ~:~:" CHOICE! eFLYING BAT MAN 1 I ' eGOLFSETS TODAY'S TINY'S FOODLAND TENNIS SHOES •RODS& REELS ADD ON PAGE 14 . Roush's Shoe Store ( GRADUATION CARDS AND GIFTS W.. ·,a·en"' lVI..s ~~a9c , ...... '' l, ' AuV ' TINY'S FOODLAND . . · ' YI.LLAGE CUl .RATE . ' - ".' By JOE GERGEN In oUter games. UPI Sports Writer Baltilnon took over undispu~ Milt Pappas, who once ed posoesslon If lint place In oampelgned for the post of 111e American League by Baltimore manager on a nippbli Cbicego 3-Z In 1.2 platform of all fun and no innings while Cleveland was work, Is dead serious about his beaten by Detroit, alao by Ute new positl911 willl llle CincinnaU Iscore of 3-1 Washington Reds. whipped California 4-1 and Tbe •olorlul righUtander lo oa City squeezed by Uta spot -and he knowa II. Boston .:1-1 In 10 IMings. Now Tbe key man In llle York at Minoesota was pos~ which sent Frank Robinson poned by rain. Ute Orioles during tile winter, I'-- -"- - -- - -Pappu was expected to bolsrer the Cinctonatl staff to llle extent that it could . lead the Reda to tile National Leegue pennant. His task wasn't made any easier when Robinson began tear apart llle American League and when he himself got off to a cu.atamary •low start. But Pappes was determined to prove himself. "I don't expect Ute fano to be d!aritable," Pappe• said of hil predicament. But charity needed any longer because laD righthander, who .... years old todey, hao begwl to prod11011 ta tile manner ezpec~ • More ,ower - lallf euflill ed. • Cuttr hardwood tn 10 IICOndl XL·lOO&XL· CHAIN SAWS bis ·Pappas, tn1wn as something of a flake during younger days wttll Balumore, pitched lour-hit shotout over Atlanta Braves Tuesday u llle Reds 1wept a doul~eh,,.d11' 11-2 a!XI u for their lourlll eonseeuUve vlelory and ailllll their last lewD lamea. It r<a• tile secood mnr outing 11r beat tile Loa Angeles 7-t 1r!day. He now lf:~' bis recerd WI HAVI A LA.GI SILICTIO!f -OF THE PRICE SHOULD BE1 For All The Family c .BALLS& BATS If ,..·rea man. you pi'obably _,understand a lilt col this. But ,..., Jadr •• ' v... can spot one o1 Those Days the moment Rs1a1s. You !loop through the alarm so tllt!re's a crash-bani panic to get [)eel oil "'wQrk end the kids off to achool. Then Junior remembers a list ofthincs lor show-end-tell end the sinlt'st01)5 up and so cio ""'' sinuse~. and the new drapes eomo c.o.D. and,.,...._.. lil1i ~tho house. and 1111 cuy to pelnt the c:oitinP- up • weelc eor1J, and ••• You Knout. . . . • . . , '· . So ·~···~·~r(.r and ..... whoeala to . . llf'•·brlniirie ~ Itomel And ...... wllo • .. ,. at • Ftll tftll 5' in dillntter • Doubltfuthnd oil ClpacitJ • Power witll llafll wti&ht - ontr llij lbtl.louHI tnd '~''' Lake Erie. Northern pike fry have been otocked in Beach City Reservoir in Tuscarawas County, Indian ' Lake and Ute Logan Lakes. ..... 63 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. Hordto!I. I cyllndtr, automatic trans. Radio & huter, white lldawall "'" 60Fordf..600 Dump Truck~ I cylinder lftlina, 5 sJ)etd tran11. 2 1,...:1 r..r axle 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Sot-Ito, 6 cyllnHr, standard trans., radio and htattr I WASH CYCLU 65 Honda Llkt MW 59 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto. lr•na. Radio I hH..r 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Trana., P. '*""lng. rldlo tntf huttr 64 Galaxie XL . Coft'Hirt.le. I cyHnder, auto traftl.,. powtf' ....,. lng, power bralctt and wlndowl. radio & hutar 65 Ford Gal. 500 61 Comet 2 Dr. 6 cyUncltr, sttncllrd tnns. Wlo and helter 64 Engli•h Ford 4 cy!IMir, 4 ....-1 l r - . ' CJ!ISTfl!l. OHIO . \. . . .. ' ' ~1 WITH 63 Chev. Impala hotltr al-vol~ropl - - - - - RIDENOUR SUPPLY COMPitrt WASHER 2 Dr. Hardtop. I cylinder, autom~tlc trans. RHio & heater, white sidewall I olr. Horen.,, 2" ..,.tno1 .t.ndlrd Irena. Rlcllo ana ' "RACINE, *'' NO Homelite o. SnuUteas~ AnglefS H8Ve 1"11. _ G \.dlilD(.'e fO et Maloney, Pappas Winners In Twi-Night Doubleheader FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1966 UNTIL NOON h=~~ ~~ ~~·:~Devft Andrett"I s3ldMan tO Beat For Indianapolis '500' p0Ie WWIM1~ [}jj~~ WilL BE CLOSED lrolf-ta gle and Sinapaon end Lemiy Van .(u;), Mapes (2), Terry (7) end : Meter wero glwn free pesoes ,Bal ey. defending champion Logan spill· outfielders, one run scormg• MlttiJe Alllenians, z... chell hii _Roger LelfmgweU but 0 Should Nelsonvme down tbe got Denms Ault to \me out "to BOBCA11 WIN, 74 Bulldogs today, Logan will Gib M1Uaron at shortstop._ ATHENS, Obio IUPI) - Obio have to play a makeup game dy Moore, leadoff batter IW tho captured ill With Wellston. If thiS "'"" "'· , Jacket order, smgled cJeamy and should Uta (lliefs down down Ute left field line plaliBg "til ba7~bdau, __ game ThlJfANAPOLIS Ind. (UP!) Gurney al f81.6, Carl Willlsms Wellston, a playoff i!WllO would 1 two msurance runs. . WI a ·• ecmiOO ov· • I and G don he necessnry to determine lbe , Gallipolis had someUting 1!1>1- Mario Andretti became llle al I&U or Northern Divlson championship. ina in Ute sixth but got home 1man to heal for Ute pole in llle at 1ro.1. G"l lead! lr d I 8 "ta , G aham HJJl 10r Alllena ill 4-1 In ND play, on1y one run. 1mure, ng • Leg The Bob<:als ran 111e recor I Indianapolis 500 Tuesday, whlsk- 1 n m' r . • 18 :J-2 Nelsonville wal- off tripled and scored oo ·an 14-2-1 behind reliever BIII IJng around Ute speedway at iDier .world grand pra cham- lo~n Wells~n 12-2 last even- .,;.rat second base. . . I':~~~· a sophomore Iunofficial record speed, ef IJl!OD, made his first . lor Its second win against Ron Janey relieved Mitchell 11 from Alllens, who nearly 165 miles per boor. run, gettmg Into time . triala. setbacks Wellston is 1-4 . in Ute fiflll after Mitchell bad 1 eel .. . worked four shutout IDDings. , HJJl made his debut bere . . • k The dazzling performan.. Ill' years ago but did oot 1ry to m NL acllon. . .. . : walk_ woe first Jac et up. JanOhio puts lis ~ Mid-Amerl- Ute national driving champion qualify beeause of 10 lime. 18 1 The "'~" DIVISion wmner •ey pitched shutout bull tile rtP Conleren.. ,.cord 01 . bighlighled Ute busineat prac- 1prepare will play at Middleport later of Ute way. · line at Kent State lor a In I Uce day yet and overshadowed · this monUt for the overall Stobart fanued _7, walked me, II Atbelll. Pd. Pol. Adv. •• ~n -~ ~'(i;,lJn'i. r. .. ,, Li!!!!!"'""'""'""'""'""'"""'""'""'"'""'""'"""':~~:J~~~~~~~~~~~;;::.:•er:l:es:..:Fr~l:da:y~a:JXI:: POMEROY, Rtgb.tbander Gari St.uu..""t ~ff..t""....ad-~c~h!t •I Swisher P, 10:7.>; Allman E; Brlckles P: Hlndy M; RusseJJ R. Mile Rua - Cbeadle M, 5.08: Blake M: Gilkey ,., Well P; "Whtt'U ... do? '1\ey IIY Mcintyre E. mooa II too brtcbt II all 8110 Yard Relay'.game because of U0.6 qobinson, Swartz, Voters of Meigs County 5 m· Fm'al Lea~rne Game Z:l!; Tannehib M; a..adle M; .4 day and <rll(:ked out a· !lolible 'and oiDgle to Oller M; orr E. ""' -,dleport Yellow Jacket bilsebill teem to l!s f~st S~\il· Z20 Yard Dash _ Swisher Pomeroy stopped a olallt 1n11- to walk a run home. vlalon title in nine years, ·~ !be ~4y dlam•5. defyrft• 1' · :-· a ~ P, :ZU: Hood M: Brlcklea P; ing rally to preserve a H vic> Tbe Pantllera """""'II!BID GaWpoUo, 4-2· Allman E: lllndy M. tory over Jackson In a Snutl> tile Utlrd wb!ll Rod Karr Not oince 11157, whe!t the ~be·"fa~~ ~: eaaJern Ohio League bueball ed Rei CWnlngJ wu bit tured tile state . -.· · ~~:.:J~~.rt;, :=~~game at Jaclalon Tuesday. Thi~ B~b Whaley sbliled. Whaley ~:~ ...:: hnd a teem ~~-~~ever, in tile~ ,, . ' ' · p ' Panlllers fiBiShed In a tte for to . . - Ute filial Middl..,.;n really gotten .0 · · G · 11' · er), S:SI.B; llll~~~- second at wllll Galllpolis. !run In llle sixth when he lbe around ill Ute atr<lng Firstsacker Dannym · · 1 poinU. Tbe Panthers, ahead all lllej moved to second oa a Snullleastera Ohio Class AA .., ' way were tiJreateaed In llle rlllce, W!lll to lllird on nd k t ' . ht g· · aillth wbeo Ute Jronmen got grounder, and look home oo ~ ,tlu:ep ~~~Ute00h !'!!~ 5 0 '""'~1'f... • two consecutive singles and a passed baU. The victory came over. the ~ ow solid dooble elf reliel hurler . Devill' lop Sprina Jlltcl> ermg went on Utrougb ~ . MllldJeporl Jllgll oebeol IbiD- Bruce Slm 808 Werry fanned tive and er, Ute rugged sophomore rlgh~ terfield wiUt nobodr ba~L~ elado, lllldoletJed tblo oprlllg Simpson,p w~ hnd replaced eel two for tile PsnUters Larry Mitchell.. Milcb- up. G•lmore made 11 ~--!!" .....,. Ia tiJe SEOAL meet P tarter Dick Werry In Ute Jack11011 moundamen gave up only four hits, but ily. , . lui Satarday Ia Athm, and u.:m;;:,~io~ of llle ailllll, was 0111 sevea and Issued IIIey came bunched. He waa un- Middleport went out Ia a lrlaqular maleb wltb lifted and w..- returned to llle free posses. defealed 111 league action. stay m llle fourth with, ;:. GaJJipoliJ lad Chesapeake, bill. Jackson ~ored three nma Pomeroy 011 001 &-5 S 4 The Northerll l.j, lltSlOII :~e ~U ~~~ o~h~S~:afp ,.. aplnat Ripley today at d . 111 Inning Jackaon 000 013 0- 4 5 1 may be setUed in Atllens !" . ar e 0 WI • ,. tJl/e t:lt ,_ m. bere. u;::'!ero; got its first tlu:ee Werry, SlmpllOII (6), Werry afternoon. Coacb Ed Ra~now :gle :own ~:e~efl!~d M'rii'~ ITqlllld wtU parllelpete in the second wbeo (lluck (6), (WJ'), aod Van Meter,. Wer- Bulldogs need only • w ov<r I mos ':' wa . 'itO II":, district meet Selllrday hit a bases -leaded sin- ry (8), Van Meter (6). Nelsonville to •lmch llle crown. Gardners Tens ~uer. na':j =· ~u~rs:~=~ :thu.!Bt:"to~ T~:;e~~:'oash hurdles, the 440 dash aad lbe l2tl yard high bW'dlea. Swisher took first In tile 100 yard and 22il yard dashed, aod seeond In the low hW'dlea. The Jacket squad •aptured in llle shotpu~ discoS! ' Pomeroy-ltiddlepol'l, 0., May 11, Dally 63 Ford Galaxie IJGO, Conv. I · eyl, Aut; · troliL R&H 63 Palcon 2 Dr. ~ cyjlndtr1 oto....,. tro"" IIHII! '... "'"'"' . . �.. \' J 'I - :. r. e . Leairi~ •e•Lead1ng· '-e~ . -'. j l e . .. , · . : , . .: ~ , Ortoles Ma'!.' -=::~: -~~ ~"'~Y l '· (L.ost Bar,ber 15.·.Days:,. : . . · ~ By JPF Ml!tliUI beiort 1 trip 10 .the tne ·a..usmon u•at•••w'· ... rH:U·uii. ,y~ . w,li ru~.,,D :N. B~.i~1· due::~· Jn..~ ··w-.~~ ~ r::.': : ;:!~~~!~ ~ poe~~- !'!!!~~. UPi JptiQ.·W • doclcr. laldnlll\e Orlolet No. I p!Jc1\er 1 Barber ·otrllned Ute ltndon In .more Beflous lnJUl)' IOf Ka- Cltf edged Bostoo in f. !'!!'- "-"' '!'l!h lwo Bauer ill, acared, howev•, Steve Barber to the d<M!!or,ltls _lell .. ""'!'k!~ ~ a ~· nke of V.:IMinJ .. a few IIIDI'1l 10 II1Dillp _aud Ute New y~ at " ' - tlan, lfiDI; lla* lllllj ~ bt •· 1111 tba Jlllletll. loctay Jllll """ till poiiiDIIIIJ 11111111• UIO ...,.... ,.,. . .UIJ'· ·1ames earty ,. we c.w;;o:,.-::. !!!::::'-""~ ::..,._, "':::: ;::::!;:=:::! ' •• of loalita hla ace oouthpaw lot 41)1. 'nil 27-yeaf.<lld 'ftl'eballer, "We're In first place by i heeause of rain. at least 15 days. who boasll I ~ reeotd and a eame oow but thlrl'l IIIII a Ia tho National uacue, Bauer revealed the DICIIIIty 1.!11 Olftlfd run · am-are, Is long way to p," he pld Iller cint!lmlaU swept a pair from of the trip Tuesday ntpt afll!l' ~ to he placed on lbt lbe victory. "I'm mueh morej Atlanla, Min lbt opener 'nd a. lbe OrlolWI had 111oved Into mlo ad Utl lor lbe 11-day woorled aboUt lbt loDi'l'llll• o 1n lho nJchlcap, St. Louis po~~~~IIIOII ollll'll plaee ID the mlnllnum. (lltchllll lban ene or two eames blanked Chlearo ~. New York Amarlcon Lei(UI by lhadlnl Bauer II more eeneerned at Ibis stage." wltlpped Houston 7-4, 1.<18 Major Loa(UI SlaadiDJt Allllrleal....... Chloaso 3-S ln 12 lanlap. aboUt Berber's pllchlltJ arm In Elsewhere in. the junior .Angeles d'\('l&lnned Philadelphia By United p,...8 lalel'llaiiiDal w. 1. Pol. 011 BaiUmore had btto !led with AuiUBI and SeJilemher than ern1t, Wuhln(ton · aloppl'd 1-1 and San Franclsen nipped Nolloaal t:.upe Bal~ a t .110 ,, Clavtlond lor tho lead, but about hll ovollabiUty now. Clll(9mla t-1 on the lllree bll PU!sbui'Bb S.lln 15 itmlnp. . lcrifta- lbel VI. L. Pet. GB Cavtlantl II I .710 I liD Fran It 7 .'Ill! ,, Dolrolt It I .• I~ Plttsburah I~ 9 .8011 Sl> California IS 10 .NI •~ 1loualon I~ II .577 t Cbl<ago 11 I .11$0 5 Loo Angeles 14 12 .538 5 Mln....te t 10 . ~1~ 1111 PhHadtlphla 11 10 .114 511 Wuhln""n I IS .381 1\il New York 9 10 .414 6\1 Boston 7 11 .SOl 101> AOanta 13 1~ .~84 7 New York 7 16 .30110\il CinclnDati 10 14 .417 I Kansas Ctty I 16 .SOl 10\t 81. Louis 9 14 .391 Bl> 1'1111daJ'• lltlello Chicago 6 18 .:Mil 12 . Tuesdoy' Rosalll Balltmore 3 Cblcqo 2, I2 lnno, St Lo . 8 Ch'eago 0 Detroit s Cleveland I 8 Cbtd ~ Atlanl: 2, l!t Clncl 8' KIDIII Clcy I Booton I, lO inN. Atla 11 0 2nd Waobillston ~ Calllnmla I ny k ' H ton , New 11 MIM., ppd., rain 7 N '" or ous ' Wedlltlday'o Problltlt Pllcftrs Loo Anr. 6 Phllodelphla I w llllllton 1 Calllomla Fran 2 Pitts I, 1~ IMs. ,.;~ceo 1 ~ <•21 .,· WeUtlday't Pralllble Pll<hen n,. rm · Hoooton at New York, nl8ht- Brunet Je.l). Roberts 12-3) vo. McGraw 11·2). Boston II KIDSII City, lllibt Loo Anseles at Phlladelpiit, - Morehead O·l) vs. Dobson (3nltht-!lutton (J.l) vs . .Jackton . 1). (f.S). New York at Minnesota, nltbt San Jl'ronclsco at Pittsburgh, - Ford (IJ.S) " · Paseual (1-1), lllght - Marlchal (S.U) VI. Delroll at Cleveland, nlJI(liSchwaU (l.f). , MeLlin (1-1) vs. MeDowell (lIt. Louts at Chlcago-Jaokson iO). U-1) vs. Holtzman (1·2) . Chicap at Baltimore, lllJhl. ClneianaU at Atlanbl, night- Buzhardt <1·2) or John (l-J) "· Ellis 0-4) vs. Blasingame 11·2). McNally (S-0). DDNday'o Oam11 'n1Ul'141ay'o Olmn Houoton at New York, night Chicago at Baltimore, Dlcht Lot Anretes at Phlla, nJcbl Detroit at Cleveland, niJihl San Fran at Plttsbur(h, nlibt New York at MinD., twl1l&bl AUanta at St. Louis, nl(hl Washinston at Calllornla, llllht (Qnly J&mtl sehoduled) (Only games schedulad) and Maya, Glints 1: Tam, Braves 7; 'nlomu, Braves and Oentlle, Astroe a. ......... Loapo: Scott, lle4 ly Ulllled Prtu lalerutloul ,Sox 10 ; F. Rob!Dion, Orioles 1 Nat IIIII Leqae ' and Oliva, TwiM 7: Bllflll'J, G. AI. R. g, Pel. I Orioles and Reiclludt Anpll ' Morgan, Hou :16 116 15 :l6 .3f6 1 ' Smllb, SIL Jll M 10 30 .:l67 1 . Raa 11111ft 1a Hart, SF 26 82 20 32 .1141 Nalloall L o •I• e• M'1 I Flood. StL 23 93 10 32 .344 , • ' Palmi. Pill 18 60 6 22 .33l •Giants 21 ; McCovey: Giants l>ou. Pitt 21 83 I! '1:1 .32$ and Flood, Clll'ds II, Aaron, Clmnto, PiU 23 lll'l 11 33 .331! ~;aves and Lefebvre, Dodprs Pinson, Cln 24 118 10 31 .318 i.mmeaa Lnpe· B Robin· Torre, AU 2'1 It IS 28 .311 ' ' Fuents SF 15 51 7 16 .31~ son, Orioles and Seott, Red Sol ' 23: Yutnemsld, Red So>. 21; 1 Amorleu Leape Rodsers, Angels II: Bletll')', G. All. R. H. Pel. 1Orlol~, Oliva, Twins and F.Rbsn, Bal · 20 71 21 30 ,4()11 Conlrltaro, ~ 1 ~· Oliva, MIM 11 80 13 26 .391 Nadonl , - - · Mlrl hal Scott, Boa Jll II 14 31 .352 -.-. e • Vsmski, Boa 23 t3 16 32 U4 Olantl ~; Perry, Giants 4-0; B.Rbsn, Bal 20 15 1 ~ 29 :341 Cuellar, Aotroe and Knowlea, Rbsn, Chi 20 70 13 23 .32t PhUIIH 3-0: Crai(, Phllllel, Siebem, Col 22 i8 7 19 .32t BIU!, Plratet, Gibbon, 01J1111 Alvis, Clev 20 71 1 25 _311 •and Maloney, Reds :1-0. Rchrdan NY 23 t3 8 28 301 ! Allllrlou Loapt1: Mellowell, Rcllardt' Cal 23 10 17 24 ·3110 lndlane 4-0; Me Nally, Orlol11 1, · 0; Hall lnd Harbor, Oriol11, LEADERS ! i i 79( Ctnttr lib Cull wltat · • '· I T01ty EVANS CARRI~I A COMPI,ETE SELECfiON OF NA'IliONAL BIUNDS, PLtl'S '110 EXTRA VAL1JE ~f OF SAH GREEN STAMPS. PICK 1JP "fOlJR NEW SAH mEA BOOK AT AN"f OF 01JR SUPER MAR· f K.ETS AND SEE FOR "fOlJRSELP TilE MANY V.U.IJABLI!l 6D!'T8 AVAILABLE TO YOlJ FOR SAVING SAH GREEN STAMPS. "f01J GET MORE FOB YOIJa MONE"f AT EVANS1 ' ts Pork Loin Roast ··· ·· · ~~~ 791 Pork Loin Roast ·-· ··· lb. 49c COUNTRY Spare Ribs .. .. .. .. .. lb. 55c SLICED BACON 69( IRAND pkf. Canadian Bacon Any 2·lb. or 89( lnd Coli Ill. Oyer 2-LB, PKG,...f1.39 1 "-------~ . i RIB HALF 1 Pork Loin Roast -.. ·-· lb. 69c . LOIN HALP avor. J i Eiriht O'Cloek, Red Ciltde alld Bokar CENTIR CUT SLICES .. lb. $1.19 SLICED Quartered Pork Loin ·· lb. 69c , ·Pork Loin Roalt · ;··-· 1~. 69c lraunschweiger ·· ·•-· lb. 49c Beef Rib Roast l·lnch a· 9C Cull lb. Sultana Dinners 2 fo< 79c 6 DELICIOUS VARIITIIS It's fresh-groot~d flavor you ca~~'t get ill a eaR. Freeh-grOUIId lla¥01' J'OU do get ill AIP'a ~ bean . A K ROU D STE ~~. Y1111 M, ORCe tAe eo4he bee1l ill lfl'OIIftd. 1ille fta VOl' begW; ba fede. FISH STICKS FROZEN That' a why, whe!l we at AlP buy the iftest coffees we ean find, Cocl FIRm, Frozen 1-lb. 49c Perch Dinner, Frozen • ea. 39c FRO% liN Are Al•P Cofees a good JOeaiOII 1 1 59c n•. 69c ••• •••••• 10 lb. bog A&P eRAND Charcoal Brlqnts ··· ····· 65c SULTANA- FROZEN Regular or Krinkl• Cut GRAD I lb. A big MEDIUM 37( With Pineapple ~-G_!I. Lemo.';horbtt Clrton Frozen Waffles - - ,... c Df1Milk Swiss Cheese _ _ ""''49 MORTON FROUN WISCONSIN-AOID CHIDDAR Bread Doug h 31-lb. ..... _ _ ~ ltRDIIYI-Sc OPP LAIEL Frozen Awake J.fb pkg·. 59 . OUR OWl! IRAND 39c Sharp Cheese ___ lb. 79c Tea Bags ,.00 3 ,,..... ••.. Provolone Cheese FRESH TASTY BATH SIZE 'lilT'S C BONUS BINGo· I Cocktail KATIE EVANS FRUIT FILLED $ c•• ,IIIOGRAM •11 JIUI IRANNAN Mlddl....rl, 0. ROY HINDIIIX Pomeroy, 0. YVONNE WILSON Mlddlo,.rl, o. IHIRLIY lOYER M•ton, W. V•. ~! . I I I I I I .. 6c OFF t~ . Jl' TOOTH PASTE the fine·Gifts! 29c Grapefruit · .. · .. .. 6 for 59c CALIFORNIA I -·- I •• I I &I Dtl Monlt o..... Juice .. \COLORS 141/J- 1 • JUICE ...• ~ Navel Oranges .. .. 10for 59c · ··: .SWEET I TASTY ftn larflnk11 Gta.,... · -.... lb: 39c .. · ~ "'.·' •·' •.,,, '· · · C ' . ~ · . . .' ":~:~ $1 I I I II • I 3til' $1 : ~ ,;: i: OJuta..._. 4181 PERfECT WllH STEAKS . 11. s. "'· 1 IDAHO I . 3., 3~5 I I I I j I I . SWEB·CORN ~ · I .... . ~ I. GIOUND liEF IUGHUTI w/MEAT RORibA- FANCY ' . tllll· ShorjreOd ~ Pkl· 45c ...', -·.j' Dol Mont• 111114.. a,IUIIIUII .... -·- · pkg. 29c JANI PARKIR -~ DEl MONTE (ITRUS SAlE .;~­ - - -·--- FLORIDA-SEEDLISS LP- 1 I I I Fomily . 1 I Sill FROITID . VINE-RIPE 1~. 39C 'MIN'S SHOIT SLIEYE DRHS · ASST. Fresh Frui h and VEc:gdrJblf· '> Tomatoes .... ·.... · .. Cana ALL VARIETIES DEODQRAIT Potato Bread ·· 5 loa¥11 99c J9c DAILY FRESH each No. 2'12$ COFFEE CAKES ~·:;sse Jane Parker Favorites! APPLE PIE 303 $1 EACH lb.79c Apricot Preserves 4 c••, $1 BARS ::69c _____ , . , •• 10 MADE WitH IIOTATO FLOUR' A Faw Lucky Wlnnore PLAIDS I 37c 300 ANN PAGE-PEACH, PINIAPPU OR •f.UT·OUT OR COPY S.. Page 7 Of Your lonus lingo Game Book 2.,.11 IARIARINE ~t~ I PLAY 3 $1 DOl . 25-lb, $249 ELBERTA PEACHES CHOW •••• ••• Sauerkraut 7 • 27-oz. cans $1. Holf Vanilla 1-Lb, Pkgo. PAPER TOWELS A&P BRAND WHITE HOUSI-NON.fAT AIP-SLICID, NATURAL IUNIIYPIILD IRAND 39c .. 6 $1 PUll lA Scatter Rugs -.. · Only $1.19 ICE CREAM . NOOHIIN MARVa BRAND FRESH EGGS l 19( SWEET .3 · . PIOILES 3::· 3 cans $1.00 SUNNYBROOK FRENCH FRIES GOtDSW IONA APRICOT 29 OZ. or A&P PRUNE PLUMS 30 OZ. 134L cana Freestone Peaches 3 cans 89c '. Book. Breaded Shrimp 10« pkg 75c Swttl Peas ·.. · 7 cans $1.00 COl If Be!IIII,'JMf.GRW Al'tAfrttiC &.PACIFIC MA CO., INL ....... The S&H Green Stamp Repreientative Will h At Our Store on May 17th To Auist You In Selecting Items From Their Idee Breaded Perch 2 lb pkg $1.09 YOUR CHOICI-IONA IRAND TOMATOES OR They're 011e of ~- . Ur. I I l~b. •' " --v.Oii:iia STEAK:.=•••••--.u. 1 PftTEiB:OiTsE .S'D1\K ••••••••••••••••••••••• $121 Ground Bofor• Your E.res For That Col'" Mill Flavor O.k Hill lrond •,•' 1 11 EIGHT O'CLOCK - - fur shopping A&P? • .> •• SIRLOI STEAK••••••••••••••••• La. · MILD & MELLOW COFFEE Takes a little otra work, but we're ltappJ oo do il. That way we ca11 be M'l! yw'll en:iof tiM! fuH, fl'eSk taste of Aa:P's Colee Mill Flavor. .. ·"' ' ; ,' j., Choiot Ctllltr Cut •••••••••-•-••••• Lb. CA.P'N IOHN SE A.FOOD VALIJESl we bring them to you still ill tbe bean. And we cll8tom-griRd tMm exactly right for your ootreemaker. '', FROZEN RIB STEAKS .. .. .. .. . .. lb. 99c Coif~. · -~ WHOLE ~ I ~b. , ..., a s.tur41Y lteo '"''" Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. lnspeeted Pork Loin Roast · .... · 1~. 59c IILL GOOD OJII!'-. thrv Tflvn, foliO to •~ I •"• I' 7·RII END, ILICID ...•. COI.IIICOHD I MILLo MIDDLIPOilT SwUt's Preuda• IJ. S. Govt. Inspected LOIN IND , ,. . . FUU 7·Rib End Leu& C&NTIR CUTS B u r d tilt, Anpll, Pizarro, Nalto 111 Leapt~: Aaron, Wblte Sol, O'IJoaathue, lndllno Brav11 t; Lefebvre, Dodgel'l and Walt, Oriol11 H. rut • '1:' PORK CHOPS Homo Ruo Gibbon (II), and llaller; Blllo, Face (11), Purkey (IJ) and Pa1UII'Ofti, OODdtr (10). WPBy UIIIIH Pmo lalenlattonal Linzy <1-1). LP-Purkty (0.1). NaiiMII Leapt MORE MORE MORE St Loull 1103 001 121- I 9 0 Cldeqa «<Il 11011 11011- o I 2 Amorleaa Leapt Olllooa (3-5) and MeCarver; New York at MIM., pdd., rain FaUI, Ahernalby (7) CoMo" . 18), Hendley (9) and HWJdley. Detro•t 11011 002 001- S ll 2 LP-Faul (1-1). I!Rs....C.peda Cleve. 001 100 ooo- 1 3 o (~). Gibson (1st), Flood Loliclo, Gladdlna (9) and 1 t!rd), Shannon !2nd). Freeiwl: Bell, Kralick 17) and Crandall. WP-Lollch (1-1). LP llooololl 100 110 001- ~ t I - Kralick (H) . New York 124 11011 OOa- 7 t o _ . GlueU, Let (3), Kroll t4), (lO innings) Raymond (7) and Bateman; Bos. 010 00111011 0- 2 I 3 Gardner, Selma ($) and Grote: K.C. 1110 010 11011 1_ 3 ~ 1 WP-Selma (2-!). LP- Gtuatt Stlgman Brandon (7) and (J.!) . HRs-Boyer 13rd), Lewis ' Ryan ; Terry, Krausae 16), (1st), Hickman i2ndi. jAker 181, Linblad (10) and Los Ani. 000- 6 9 0ISuarez, Root !7). WP- Lindblad Phila. 11011 100 000- 1 8 2 •1·11. LP-Brandon (0.1). I Koulax (4-1) and Torborg· l lhort Craig (3) Rklzlk 13), 02 inni.,..l 11011 11011 200 000- 2 10 3 Culp' (51, Bell~y 181 and Chi. tTecker. LP-9hort t:l-2). Bal. 002 1100 11011 001- 3 12 0 Petef9, Fllber (8), Lodler Ust game) (I), Pizarro t12) and Mwtln; J. Clnci. 11011 oaJ 416- 8 14 o Miller, Hall (7), S. Mlller (10), Athlnta 200 11011 11011- 2 3 1 Watt 1111 and Etehebamn. WP MalOIII)', Notttbart 181 and , -Watt (:1-0). LP-Loeker t2·2). Pav~cll: Lemaoter, NJekro' . (61, llmbaeh tiJ, Carroll 19), Wash. llO 1100 ~ ~ 10 0I Olivo It) and Torre. WP- 1Calif. 11011 1101 0110- I 3 0 Maloney (:1-01. LP-Lemaster , Riehm (2-4) and Caaanova: (S-2). IIRs-Aiou t6th ), Johnson Newman, Egan (8), Rurdelte t2nd). , •8), McGiolblln (9) and Sltrla· (2nd aame) no. LP-Newman (1·2), HRC!nci, 130 1011 aoo- a 12 o Canlenal 12nd). AOanta 1100 1100 000- 0 4 11 ---Pappas (3-21 and j:dwards; IPmLS FOX lilcher, OUvo (J), Nlakro (61 ,! PHILADELPHIA (UP() · ·1Jmbacb (I) and Oliver. 'l'be Detroit Tlgtl'l deal! ' ,.. iilciiii (i..;). !'!shth~tnded relief ~tclter Terry Fox to tho Philadelphia Plllllles . : 111 IMlllp) Tuesday for cash and an . 1, -., Franc~ addiliooal playor to be 111111ed . 1100 811 000 000 0111- 2 II 0 later. ,, Plillburlh 1 Fox wao 0.1 with Detmll this • ' , ·081 eet • 000 000- 1 a o ,..,.. with a ue umed run '· :M, 11e1!r7 (10), !JIIJ)' <II), 1arera••· ' '."' (11Pl) - r: I ·- Pork Loin Ro.ast 1' AL Linesoores s-t • >· . ume of rort Sehuyler litok first NlDo BenVtllllli .o1 Italy putlht place In a whale bPat race flnl!bblg toacllll on hla tftlnlnl Tue~y, with :way•s -Ber~en- «aram Tuesday iD ~111:.• ssJora susllll! . . 111 m:s'iJ,08 ' ~JiG 'for · hill ill!Opelll ~l!i<ite1 .::.:.~· IIllO, . il w~t !"~' dtl.-. Germany I Jupp EIZe ld In FIGHT PAY Slturday. PANAMA CITY, PaUnta WAIJti!R TO FAJIM (UPI) - Junior lflbtwellbl J. champ 1on Gabriel (Flash) PlTI'SBVRGH (UPl) -PI Elonle of ManUa Is OIJIOI!Iad to tahursh Pirate lofl.liiDdlr Luke reeelve $30,11011 plus eiJIOIIIOS 111 Wal~ was .oplliiJiecl 10 lhe delend his Iitle agalnat Pans- Pirates' Colltlllbus team Tues.rna's Antonio Amaya. day 011 a Z~o!"' ~~~ basis. The boUt will take plaee In Walker l$d; aa 0.1 reeord Panama lator this year. wllh . lbt Pirates thla ~r. " Super' Right" Quality MeatsI san I ~entlnelo ~mer~~·Midd,!eporl, !!;•,~ -~~~ ~~, 4-D!!!l' 1 ·, ' I I ,. ' ..... I ....... Dult ' lllitok• 1 1 I I lD-Ib. BAG I &9c I 6 39c EAIS · I ~!'!!!!t~ Qkl!~ Ia • l111ktt. O.-ken '. ! .,. ~~ "'·-··-~--.......~ ., ........... . _ fllr .•.,..,..~ -~ .. I 'I I I I CA.t .,,,- .... ....., ~All .. , " . �.. \' J 'I - :. r. e . Leairi~ •e•Lead1ng· '-e~ . -'. j l e . .. , · . : , . .: ~ , Ortoles Ma'!.' -=::~: -~~ ~"'~Y l '· (L.ost Bar,ber 15.·.Days:,. : . . · ~ By JPF Ml!tliUI beiort 1 trip 10 .the tne ·a..usmon u•at•••w'· ... rH:U·uii. ,y~ . w,li ru~.,,D :N. B~.i~1· due::~· Jn..~ ··w-.~~ ~ r::.': : ;:!~~~!~ ~ poe~~- !'!!!~~. UPi JptiQ.·W • doclcr. laldnlll\e Orlolet No. I p!Jc1\er 1 Barber ·otrllned Ute ltndon In .more Beflous lnJUl)' IOf Ka- Cltf edged Bostoo in f. !'!!'- "-"' '!'l!h lwo Bauer ill, acared, howev•, Steve Barber to the d<M!!or,ltls _lell .. ""'!'k!~ ~ a ~· nke of V.:IMinJ .. a few IIIDI'1l 10 II1Dillp _aud Ute New y~ at " ' - tlan, lfiDI; lla* lllllj ~ bt •· 1111 tba Jlllletll. loctay Jllll """ till poiiiDIIIIJ 11111111• UIO ...,.... ,.,. . .UIJ'· ·1ames earty ,. we c.w;;o:,.-::. !!!::::'-""~ ::..,._, "':::: ;::::!;:=:::! ' •• of loalita hla ace oouthpaw lot 41)1. 'nil 27-yeaf.<lld 'ftl'eballer, "We're In first place by i heeause of rain. at least 15 days. who boasll I ~ reeotd and a eame oow but thlrl'l IIIII a Ia tho National uacue, Bauer revealed the DICIIIIty 1.!11 Olftlfd run · am-are, Is long way to p," he pld Iller cint!lmlaU swept a pair from of the trip Tuesday ntpt afll!l' ~ to he placed on lbt lbe victory. "I'm mueh morej Atlanla, Min lbt opener 'nd a. lbe OrlolWI had 111oved Into mlo ad Utl lor lbe 11-day woorled aboUt lbt loDi'l'llll• o 1n lho nJchlcap, St. Louis po~~~~IIIOII ollll'll plaee ID the mlnllnum. (lltchllll lban ene or two eames blanked Chlearo ~. New York Amarlcon Lei(UI by lhadlnl Bauer II more eeneerned at Ibis stage." wltlpped Houston 7-4, 1.<18 Major Loa(UI SlaadiDJt Allllrleal....... Chloaso 3-S ln 12 lanlap. aboUt Berber's pllchlltJ arm In Elsewhere in. the junior .Angeles d'\('l&lnned Philadelphia By United p,...8 lalel'llaiiiDal w. 1. Pol. 011 BaiUmore had btto !led with AuiUBI and SeJilemher than ern1t, Wuhln(ton · aloppl'd 1-1 and San Franclsen nipped Nolloaal t:.upe Bal~ a t .110 ,, Clavtlond lor tho lead, but about hll ovollabiUty now. Clll(9mla t-1 on the lllree bll PU!sbui'Bb S.lln 15 itmlnp. . lcrifta- lbel VI. L. Pet. GB Cavtlantl II I .710 I liD Fran It 7 .'Ill! ,, Dolrolt It I .• I~ Plttsburah I~ 9 .8011 Sl> California IS 10 .NI •~ 1loualon I~ II .577 t Cbl<ago 11 I .11$0 5 Loo Angeles 14 12 .538 5 Mln....te t 10 . ~1~ 1111 PhHadtlphla 11 10 .114 511 Wuhln""n I IS .381 1\il New York 9 10 .414 6\1 Boston 7 11 .SOl 101> AOanta 13 1~ .~84 7 New York 7 16 .30110\il CinclnDati 10 14 .417 I Kansas Ctty I 16 .SOl 10\t 81. Louis 9 14 .391 Bl> 1'1111daJ'• lltlello Chicago 6 18 .:Mil 12 . Tuesdoy' Rosalll Balltmore 3 Cblcqo 2, I2 lnno, St Lo . 8 Ch'eago 0 Detroit s Cleveland I 8 Cbtd ~ Atlanl: 2, l!t Clncl 8' KIDIII Clcy I Booton I, lO inN. Atla 11 0 2nd Waobillston ~ Calllnmla I ny k ' H ton , New 11 MIM., ppd., rain 7 N '" or ous ' Wedlltlday'o Problltlt Pllcftrs Loo Anr. 6 Phllodelphla I w llllllton 1 Calllomla Fran 2 Pitts I, 1~ IMs. ,.;~ceo 1 ~ <•21 .,· WeUtlday't Pralllble Pll<hen n,. rm · Hoooton at New York, nl8ht- Brunet Je.l). Roberts 12-3) vo. McGraw 11·2). Boston II KIDSII City, lllibt Loo Anseles at Phlladelpiit, - Morehead O·l) vs. Dobson (3nltht-!lutton (J.l) vs . .Jackton . 1). (f.S). New York at Minnesota, nltbt San Jl'ronclsco at Pittsburgh, - Ford (IJ.S) " · Paseual (1-1), lllght - Marlchal (S.U) VI. Delroll at Cleveland, nlJI(liSchwaU (l.f). , MeLlin (1-1) vs. MeDowell (lIt. Louts at Chlcago-Jaokson iO). U-1) vs. Holtzman (1·2) . Chicap at Baltimore, lllJhl. ClneianaU at Atlanbl, night- Buzhardt <1·2) or John (l-J) "· Ellis 0-4) vs. Blasingame 11·2). McNally (S-0). DDNday'o Oam11 'n1Ul'141ay'o Olmn Houoton at New York, night Chicago at Baltimore, Dlcht Lot Anretes at Phlla, nJcbl Detroit at Cleveland, niJihl San Fran at Plttsbur(h, nlibt New York at MinD., twl1l&bl AUanta at St. Louis, nl(hl Washinston at Calllornla, llllht (Qnly J&mtl sehoduled) (Only games schedulad) and Maya, Glints 1: Tam, Braves 7; 'nlomu, Braves and Oentlle, Astroe a. ......... Loapo: Scott, lle4 ly Ulllled Prtu lalerutloul ,Sox 10 ; F. Rob!Dion, Orioles 1 Nat IIIII Leqae ' and Oliva, TwiM 7: Bllflll'J, G. AI. R. g, Pel. I Orioles and Reiclludt Anpll ' Morgan, Hou :16 116 15 :l6 .3f6 1 ' Smllb, SIL Jll M 10 30 .:l67 1 . Raa 11111ft 1a Hart, SF 26 82 20 32 .1141 Nalloall L o •I• e• M'1 I Flood. StL 23 93 10 32 .344 , • ' Palmi. Pill 18 60 6 22 .33l •Giants 21 ; McCovey: Giants l>ou. Pitt 21 83 I! '1:1 .32$ and Flood, Clll'ds II, Aaron, Clmnto, PiU 23 lll'l 11 33 .331! ~;aves and Lefebvre, Dodprs Pinson, Cln 24 118 10 31 .318 i.mmeaa Lnpe· B Robin· Torre, AU 2'1 It IS 28 .311 ' ' Fuents SF 15 51 7 16 .31~ son, Orioles and Seott, Red Sol ' 23: Yutnemsld, Red So>. 21; 1 Amorleu Leape Rodsers, Angels II: Bletll')', G. All. R. H. Pel. 1Orlol~, Oliva, Twins and F.Rbsn, Bal · 20 71 21 30 ,4()11 Conlrltaro, ~ 1 ~· Oliva, MIM 11 80 13 26 .391 Nadonl , - - · Mlrl hal Scott, Boa Jll II 14 31 .352 -.-. e • Vsmski, Boa 23 t3 16 32 U4 Olantl ~; Perry, Giants 4-0; B.Rbsn, Bal 20 15 1 ~ 29 :341 Cuellar, Aotroe and Knowlea, Rbsn, Chi 20 70 13 23 .32t PhUIIH 3-0: Crai(, Phllllel, Siebem, Col 22 i8 7 19 .32t BIU!, Plratet, Gibbon, 01J1111 Alvis, Clev 20 71 1 25 _311 •and Maloney, Reds :1-0. Rchrdan NY 23 t3 8 28 301 ! Allllrlou Loapt1: Mellowell, Rcllardt' Cal 23 10 17 24 ·3110 lndlane 4-0; Me Nally, Orlol11 1, · 0; Hall lnd Harbor, Oriol11, LEADERS ! i i 79( Ctnttr lib Cull wltat · • '· I T01ty EVANS CARRI~I A COMPI,ETE SELECfiON OF NA'IliONAL BIUNDS, PLtl'S '110 EXTRA VAL1JE ~f OF SAH GREEN STAMPS. PICK 1JP "fOlJR NEW SAH mEA BOOK AT AN"f OF 01JR SUPER MAR· f K.ETS AND SEE FOR "fOlJRSELP TilE MANY V.U.IJABLI!l 6D!'T8 AVAILABLE TO YOlJ FOR SAVING SAH GREEN STAMPS. "f01J GET MORE FOB YOIJa MONE"f AT EVANS1 ' ts Pork Loin Roast ··· ·· · ~~~ 791 Pork Loin Roast ·-· ··· lb. 49c COUNTRY Spare Ribs .. .. .. .. .. lb. 55c SLICED BACON 69( IRAND pkf. Canadian Bacon Any 2·lb. or 89( lnd Coli Ill. Oyer 2-LB, PKG,...f1.39 1 "-------~ . i RIB HALF 1 Pork Loin Roast -.. ·-· lb. 69c . LOIN HALP avor. J i Eiriht O'Cloek, Red Ciltde alld Bokar CENTIR CUT SLICES .. lb. $1.19 SLICED Quartered Pork Loin ·· lb. 69c , ·Pork Loin Roalt · ;··-· 1~. 69c lraunschweiger ·· ·•-· lb. 49c Beef Rib Roast l·lnch a· 9C Cull lb. Sultana Dinners 2 fo< 79c 6 DELICIOUS VARIITIIS It's fresh-groot~d flavor you ca~~'t get ill a eaR. Freeh-grOUIId lla¥01' J'OU do get ill AIP'a ~ bean . A K ROU D STE ~~. Y1111 M, ORCe tAe eo4he bee1l ill lfl'OIIftd. 1ille fta VOl' begW; ba fede. FISH STICKS FROZEN That' a why, whe!l we at AlP buy the iftest coffees we ean find, Cocl FIRm, Frozen 1-lb. 49c Perch Dinner, Frozen • ea. 39c FRO% liN Are Al•P Cofees a good JOeaiOII 1 1 59c n•. 69c ••• •••••• 10 lb. bog A&P eRAND Charcoal Brlqnts ··· ····· 65c SULTANA- FROZEN Regular or Krinkl• Cut GRAD I lb. A big MEDIUM 37( With Pineapple ~-G_!I. Lemo.';horbtt Clrton Frozen Waffles - - ,... c Df1Milk Swiss Cheese _ _ ""''49 MORTON FROUN WISCONSIN-AOID CHIDDAR Bread Doug h 31-lb. ..... _ _ ~ ltRDIIYI-Sc OPP LAIEL Frozen Awake J.fb pkg·. 59 . OUR OWl! IRAND 39c Sharp Cheese ___ lb. 79c Tea Bags ,.00 3 ,,..... ••.. Provolone Cheese FRESH TASTY BATH SIZE 'lilT'S C BONUS BINGo· I Cocktail KATIE EVANS FRUIT FILLED $ c•• ,IIIOGRAM •11 JIUI IRANNAN Mlddl....rl, 0. ROY HINDIIIX Pomeroy, 0. YVONNE WILSON Mlddlo,.rl, o. IHIRLIY lOYER M•ton, W. V•. ~! . I I I I I I .. 6c OFF t~ . Jl' TOOTH PASTE the fine·Gifts! 29c Grapefruit · .. · .. .. 6 for 59c CALIFORNIA I -·- I •• I I &I Dtl Monlt o..... Juice .. \COLORS 141/J- 1 • JUICE ...• ~ Navel Oranges .. .. 10for 59c · ··: .SWEET I TASTY ftn larflnk11 Gta.,... · -.... lb: 39c .. · ~ "'.·' •·' •.,,, '· · · C ' . ~ · . . .' ":~:~ $1 I I I II • I 3til' $1 : ~ ,;: i: OJuta..._. 4181 PERfECT WllH STEAKS . 11. s. "'· 1 IDAHO I . 3., 3~5 I I I I j I I . SWEB·CORN ~ · I .... . ~ I. GIOUND liEF IUGHUTI w/MEAT RORibA- FANCY ' . tllll· ShorjreOd ~ Pkl· 45c ...', -·.j' Dol Mont• 111114.. a,IUIIIUII .... -·- · pkg. 29c JANI PARKIR -~ DEl MONTE (ITRUS SAlE .;~­ - - -·--- FLORIDA-SEEDLISS LP- 1 I I I Fomily . 1 I Sill FROITID . VINE-RIPE 1~. 39C 'MIN'S SHOIT SLIEYE DRHS · ASST. Fresh Frui h and VEc:gdrJblf· '> Tomatoes .... ·.... · .. Cana ALL VARIETIES DEODQRAIT Potato Bread ·· 5 loa¥11 99c J9c DAILY FRESH each No. 2'12$ COFFEE CAKES ~·:;sse Jane Parker Favorites! APPLE PIE 303 $1 EACH lb.79c Apricot Preserves 4 c••, $1 BARS ::69c _____ , . , •• 10 MADE WitH IIOTATO FLOUR' A Faw Lucky Wlnnore PLAIDS I 37c 300 ANN PAGE-PEACH, PINIAPPU OR •f.UT·OUT OR COPY S.. Page 7 Of Your lonus lingo Game Book 2.,.11 IARIARINE ~t~ I PLAY 3 $1 DOl . 25-lb, $249 ELBERTA PEACHES CHOW •••• ••• Sauerkraut 7 • 27-oz. cans $1. Holf Vanilla 1-Lb, Pkgo. PAPER TOWELS A&P BRAND WHITE HOUSI-NON.fAT AIP-SLICID, NATURAL IUNIIYPIILD IRAND 39c .. 6 $1 PUll lA Scatter Rugs -.. · Only $1.19 ICE CREAM . NOOHIIN MARVa BRAND FRESH EGGS l 19( SWEET .3 · . PIOILES 3::· 3 cans $1.00 SUNNYBROOK FRENCH FRIES GOtDSW IONA APRICOT 29 OZ. or A&P PRUNE PLUMS 30 OZ. 134L cana Freestone Peaches 3 cans 89c '. Book. Breaded Shrimp 10« pkg 75c Swttl Peas ·.. · 7 cans $1.00 COl If Be!IIII,'JMf.GRW Al'tAfrttiC &.PACIFIC MA CO., INL ....... The S&H Green Stamp Repreientative Will h At Our Store on May 17th To Auist You In Selecting Items From Their Idee Breaded Perch 2 lb pkg $1.09 YOUR CHOICI-IONA IRAND TOMATOES OR They're 011e of ~- . Ur. I I l~b. •' " --v.Oii:iia STEAK:.=•••••--.u. 1 PftTEiB:OiTsE .S'D1\K ••••••••••••••••••••••• $121 Ground Bofor• Your E.res For That Col'" Mill Flavor O.k Hill lrond •,•' 1 11 EIGHT O'CLOCK - - fur shopping A&P? • .> •• SIRLOI STEAK••••••••••••••••• La. · MILD & MELLOW COFFEE Takes a little otra work, but we're ltappJ oo do il. That way we ca11 be M'l! yw'll en:iof tiM! fuH, fl'eSk taste of Aa:P's Colee Mill Flavor. .. ·"' ' ; ,' j., Choiot Ctllltr Cut •••••••••-•-••••• Lb. CA.P'N IOHN SE A.FOOD VALIJESl we bring them to you still ill tbe bean. And we cll8tom-griRd tMm exactly right for your ootreemaker. '', FROZEN RIB STEAKS .. .. .. .. . .. lb. 99c Coif~. · -~ WHOLE ~ I ~b. , ..., a s.tur41Y lteo '"''" Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. lnspeeted Pork Loin Roast · .... · 1~. 59c IILL GOOD OJII!'-. thrv Tflvn, foliO to •~ I •"• I' 7·RII END, ILICID ...•. COI.IIICOHD I MILLo MIDDLIPOilT SwUt's Preuda• IJ. S. Govt. Inspected LOIN IND , ,. . . FUU 7·Rib End Leu& C&NTIR CUTS B u r d tilt, Anpll, Pizarro, Nalto 111 Leapt~: Aaron, Wblte Sol, O'IJoaathue, lndllno Brav11 t; Lefebvre, Dodgel'l and Walt, Oriol11 H. rut • '1:' PORK CHOPS Homo Ruo Gibbon (II), and llaller; Blllo, Face (11), Purkey (IJ) and Pa1UII'Ofti, OODdtr (10). WPBy UIIIIH Pmo lalenlattonal Linzy <1-1). LP-Purkty (0.1). NaiiMII Leapt MORE MORE MORE St Loull 1103 001 121- I 9 0 Cldeqa «<Il 11011 11011- o I 2 Amorleaa Leapt Olllooa (3-5) and MeCarver; New York at MIM., pdd., rain FaUI, Ahernalby (7) CoMo" . 18), Hendley (9) and HWJdley. Detro•t 11011 002 001- S ll 2 LP-Faul (1-1). I!Rs....C.peda Cleve. 001 100 ooo- 1 3 o (~). Gibson (1st), Flood Loliclo, Gladdlna (9) and 1 t!rd), Shannon !2nd). Freeiwl: Bell, Kralick 17) and Crandall. WP-Lollch (1-1). LP llooololl 100 110 001- ~ t I - Kralick (H) . New York 124 11011 OOa- 7 t o _ . GlueU, Let (3), Kroll t4), (lO innings) Raymond (7) and Bateman; Bos. 010 00111011 0- 2 I 3 Gardner, Selma ($) and Grote: K.C. 1110 010 11011 1_ 3 ~ 1 WP-Selma (2-!). LP- Gtuatt Stlgman Brandon (7) and (J.!) . HRs-Boyer 13rd), Lewis ' Ryan ; Terry, Krausae 16), (1st), Hickman i2ndi. jAker 181, Linblad (10) and Los Ani. 000- 6 9 0ISuarez, Root !7). WP- Lindblad Phila. 11011 100 000- 1 8 2 •1·11. LP-Brandon (0.1). I Koulax (4-1) and Torborg· l lhort Craig (3) Rklzlk 13), 02 inni.,..l 11011 11011 200 000- 2 10 3 Culp' (51, Bell~y 181 and Chi. tTecker. LP-9hort t:l-2). Bal. 002 1100 11011 001- 3 12 0 Petef9, Fllber (8), Lodler Ust game) (I), Pizarro t12) and Mwtln; J. Clnci. 11011 oaJ 416- 8 14 o Miller, Hall (7), S. Mlller (10), Athlnta 200 11011 11011- 2 3 1 Watt 1111 and Etehebamn. WP MalOIII)', Notttbart 181 and , -Watt (:1-0). LP-Loeker t2·2). Pav~cll: Lemaoter, NJekro' . (61, llmbaeh tiJ, Carroll 19), Wash. llO 1100 ~ ~ 10 0I Olivo It) and Torre. WP- 1Calif. 11011 1101 0110- I 3 0 Maloney (:1-01. LP-Lemaster , Riehm (2-4) and Caaanova: (S-2). IIRs-Aiou t6th ), Johnson Newman, Egan (8), Rurdelte t2nd). , •8), McGiolblln (9) and Sltrla· (2nd aame) no. LP-Newman (1·2), HRC!nci, 130 1011 aoo- a 12 o Canlenal 12nd). AOanta 1100 1100 000- 0 4 11 ---Pappas (3-21 and j:dwards; IPmLS FOX lilcher, OUvo (J), Nlakro (61 ,! PHILADELPHIA (UP() · ·1Jmbacb (I) and Oliver. 'l'be Detroit Tlgtl'l deal! ' ,.. iilciiii (i..;). !'!shth~tnded relief ~tclter Terry Fox to tho Philadelphia Plllllles . : 111 IMlllp) Tuesday for cash and an . 1, -., Franc~ addiliooal playor to be 111111ed . 1100 811 000 000 0111- 2 II 0 later. ,, Plillburlh 1 Fox wao 0.1 with Detmll this • ' , ·081 eet • 000 000- 1 a o ,..,.. with a ue umed run '· :M, 11e1!r7 (10), !JIIJ)' <II), 1arera••· ' '."' (11Pl) - r: I ·- Pork Loin Ro.ast 1' AL Linesoores s-t • >· . ume of rort Sehuyler litok first NlDo BenVtllllli .o1 Italy putlht place In a whale bPat race flnl!bblg toacllll on hla tftlnlnl Tue~y, with :way•s -Ber~en- «aram Tuesday iD ~111:.• ssJora susllll! . . 111 m:s'iJ,08 ' ~JiG 'for · hill ill!Opelll ~l!i<ite1 .::.:.~· IIllO, . il w~t !"~' dtl.-. Germany I Jupp EIZe ld In FIGHT PAY Slturday. PANAMA CITY, PaUnta WAIJti!R TO FAJIM (UPI) - Junior lflbtwellbl J. champ 1on Gabriel (Flash) PlTI'SBVRGH (UPl) -PI Elonle of ManUa Is OIJIOI!Iad to tahursh Pirate lofl.liiDdlr Luke reeelve $30,11011 plus eiJIOIIIOS 111 Wal~ was .oplliiJiecl 10 lhe delend his Iitle agalnat Pans- Pirates' Colltlllbus team Tues.rna's Antonio Amaya. day 011 a Z~o!"' ~~~ basis. The boUt will take plaee In Walker l$d; aa 0.1 reeord Panama lator this year. wllh . lbt Pirates thla ~r. " Super' Right" Quality MeatsI san I ~entlnelo ~mer~~·Midd,!eporl, !!;•,~ -~~~ ~~, 4-D!!!l' 1 ·, ' I I ,. ' ..... I ....... Dult ' lllitok• 1 1 I I lD-Ib. BAG I &9c I 6 39c EAIS · I ~!'!!!!t~ Qkl!~ Ia • l111ktt. O.-ken '. ! .,. ~~ "'·-··-~--.......~ ., ........... . _ fllr .•.,..,..~ -~ .. I 'I I I I CA.t .,,,- .... ....., ~All .. , " . �. . 'I ' " ' , . .. '.,, ·. . ~ •' .' I " '' ·.· · To·9lange .;ov. Rllod.~s!.$4-$.6 Day Rates : t -J.LookInti '."_•Newlnexpensln 1 Pollti~al ~on_ that - · ~~l(etarJ, tl>ec.~..,..._ -~~~~.:.~ ~~~ !~~, .?t,ol:.!eglslature . . .. -,. . ~ .._ ,~.·· --·- ·-~·. "";·! I 1 •' i .. I -- I IJP8et ,U0Verlll)r JaJ!IP " Mllmt Furnishings VISIT OUR - 1'1 tt ... tui!JI,I.elii ~ide er the weekcud by tho O~lo lem of low tales for stste Aid Nursing Hllme Council. For Aged patients In nursing BUDGET SHOP . . bomes before tho ·next session BAKER fURNITURE Representing m homes m Iof the Ohio Genaral Assembly. :46 counties, and growing daily, I Chairman ol a state • .. wide Middleport, 0 . I according to Mrs. Velma B. committee will he Wayne 'Pres· ""'""'""'~:ii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iii~I~E~v;aniisi;,;C;ol:u;m;hu:•;·~coun~ ell sec- ton, New Carlisle, administrator -·-----of the .Belle Manor Nursing Heme. From our extensive Bulova Graduation Collection. No wonder Butova Is tilt s~ lf- wlnd i ng watches. Til! llulova s ~ p erior ulf· wind i~g rotor IUiomal ically k!fPI your Bulova lull~ wound with the slilhtest moti ~ at your wri~ t. Let our Watch Experts help yolt choose fromour fi ne llulova Collection of llU KINI''CG" Hanll10111t, squ«e f1u d 11 Jewel Se!f-WindinK Walcfles priced from SJ9.'J5. watch lcllfs thllt Ud dltt I t I ~­ 11ance. Mjustallte UPIIIIIon $U.Q Yttluw, lwlr.RIIfUI. ecoruuny plaru In car!M for ing home patients lind their want Ia safe bulldln!!S iaged Ohio's mentally dlstrmed and famllieB. . .· · and good ·!ervice. But at ~Uzens was launched ov- The aim I$ to get tr.":e ;:-~ ::me time he recommended lfllder in USE THE K&C .... . LAY-AWAY PLAN! fost Prinlary Dinner Held . For Candidates ' ' ~~ . '•'. for ' The committee wlU he formed on a county by county basis with the county councils of the Ohio Nursing Home Ceuncil serving as the active memhars. .. .· OUr County c.ounctls wlll • 1ncIude the nursmg bome auminlstra~rs, the memb~s of the.famlhes of our aged patumt~: anpounct!<l . . the1r atterneys . or guardians, notified the Gqvernor that ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c~ha~n~g:es~he~pa~s~sed~~in~t~he~l:~~~~ ~ FREE IF YOUR SALES SLIP IS STAMPED WITH A STAR It's Keds' Time at Chapman-Canaday and we're giving away 5 pairs this CANDY CANE SLIPDN Candy stripe weekend. You may be one of the luc- ky people. Buy your Keds now! trimmln&, l,jstuBJores tor FOR Sis Of Hausman FREEl FOR THE KID> known ad The Hausman Square Yard Other famous maker carpet In e wide choice of colors. Sea our. display. WE INSTALL INGELS CARPET HOUSE Ask For Ill b=--' . f5.99 FREE GIFTS FOR THE KIDS! During the last rive years, I both sales and net income have 1 shown year by year increases. i Sales for the year ended Decem· ber 3!. 1965, including results of operations of Col urado Bui1dl ers' Su pply Di vision for seven montbs subsequent May 28 1965, amounted te "'"'« 11 than $20.6 million. Sales for :year ended December 31 , ' were more than $9. milllion. lf Net income has grown from 392 for the year ended Dec·em·ll ber 31, 1961 to $467,9115 for year ended December 31, ,.~0 ; II or, from 15 cents to $2.73 terms of net income per snare. During 196S tllo company II tol& annual casb diviolends 45 cents per share on its eon>· II mon shares. JET Register Now! e It banks eu sweeps eu turns Register Todoy. No purchase necessartt. Men's, Ladies' and Children's LEATHER SANDAlS A !DiM clwlu at Chapman· C"""""t~ - 10 stylrs. to 4 .99 1Chapman· Canaday I In tho Middle Block Next 1o Elborfoldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STQRI •_-------------------.,..,,_-----.1' il':--.•. ·~ 1.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·_ ... _ Racine Sorietv Notes By Mn. FrallCfo Morrlt Mr'l. Emma Salser was tess for the Esther Circle her home Thursday evening, A~ ril 28. Devotions in charge tf Miss Vera Beegle, using for the topic ~'The Blb<llee~" ::~: 11 with group singing " Words of Life" and nraver aRd. . scripture reading. A ' 'The Bible'' precede: the "Take Time to Be norv;·~~~~;jl • poem "Our Loving Care'' Miss Beegle closed the · devotions with prayer. I 0 A -- ~ • - • _._...,..,.....,. Y. woruaii I '1u: :t fi!- ,:~- 17 : '-".'=:::::==-::::;;: • t BAG THESE RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. 1 DOCTOR 1 SAYS Sausage 2 98c Bacon Sauares •"/'~ I I 1 .- ...... .., ......... '' I 1 2 .99 proud of you! ~ I scale. by ~ .... ~,.. ,~~.,...~. . . . n ....,..,•• Jnuar.k we don't care about tltlllllQIIt. •; 1 -MARY , HeieR llottel Dear Mary: ~ • SeeOnd tbll motion! ,AU ·i,,.a . ~ ~ ·n:~ !:.:::". - . -- ~• 11 PENNA •••- .... · . i P.S. Ii'o terrific_ try It Tbls J:OlumD-, tledlcated ; lt b!Jh hetru1 . .. It's not In insult S'Ei.F:Qi'NFIDENCE ~~ Go!h~m t:'.~ay a gal Is Dear Helen: ~;t~~tc~~t:m~'~· Q)un- ~=b~~~lu;uJT:; y:~7t;~~-~;itchb~a~e~·-:~~:f. i wifll .tu m~k" wme= ~;.; r~a.;. !:~l::bJ:O: 81 (where we were telling the D. York game played with kneed" ·, "Knack" as 1D the :'" ~":'~:g ~r.lni ~~v~~ Youra was the first. S I n c e lnJIIble. let Helen help ~<IV. A. what we ~ as b.all and brootruitlck, Rita Tushlngham mllVIe "The Ytblng 0 woman could want then my wtSe and wttty readers She wiD alse welco.me ,.. In "21" to the Otto playm 1ry !everlahly to Knack." eryl d ood h ad 200 hi k: lrave ahowered down 76 aodo • own amusmg experoenceo. nighbal~glass surgery by a hall u far as sevaral Gerry Slutz .. with us on a ra· .~.qln:; ~lumb~ng,' and cl ~ beer .cake recipes ,- plus sev· dress Helen Bottel In care lit ood agtnt Irving Lazar) .... manboles ... The sound dlo show, said movies again, not hard to look at. Please send eral lor beer bJSCUIIs, beer soup, tbls neW!lpaper. MIDCILEPORT, 0. We were at the cornar o! pute city-street American alter some 2() years are begin· b .1 _ GENTLE· and even a beer based formula 1 ;-==;;i;;;;i;;;;===---; 1 ard and Baxter Slreets as The laces, to a lad ning to have a definite effect Y " urn ,.., · for washing woodwork. MIDDLEPORT Fine author John, fashion (as witness Rita T. MAN FARMER My record Is saved, but what II b~gl~t a fancy new RoDs-Royce In "The Knack" and Jutte P. S. Good looking, please, am I going to do With 78 reel· drove It proudly around his Christie In "Darling" and you Dear G. Fal'liWr• pes' lAnd they're still pour· Princeton, N. J. home .. · Un- know, she's right). Sorry ... The poslage would ing In). til he got a ticket which Generally, an endearing rag- break me. Tell you what, readers, I'll j SHOW GROUNDS:} _,J pended bls driving llcense tern· doll film type ouch u Miss I'm not a match-maker- it's share the wealth - 11 you'D ' PYTHIAN WITH FM-AM RADIO porarlly, breaking Jolm'a would nevar af- too risky, trying to get unknown send me your stamped, self · lor the duration of lbe feet for frankly she's a people togethar, object matrl· addressed envelopes, eacb of PARK sion .. . We can't believe homely, and we didn't say ugly mony. Besides, a man ef your you wiH receive a receipt, unASH AND mark Cards really Is for a moment, endearing little self-ronfldence SHOULD need til the supply runs dry. SYCAMORE lng shilling to another TV holplessly vulnerable beset-up- only a club - to fight 'em off. . . And if you know how to ies than the beautifully produc- on female any male might wish ·- H. hake •n "onion cake," and an 1; AUSPICES ed and director prestige to prolecl, even defend . . . But Dear Helen: Easter cake called "casatiello," MIDDLEPORT VOL. " FIRE DIPT, gram of drama oflered each we'd hardly have suspencted Is there il way to get out ol send the information along. I these many seasons for them American girls might imitate this problem gracefully? I 'II be keep telling people this is not a George Schaefer . ·, the woebegone "Rita Look" looking for your answer In the food column. hut they keep has eleven .no-minaUons which means kooky duds from paper. right on asking questions.-H. now for tbi!J year's TV head to pigeon-toe . . But there Our neighbors will call and Dear Helen • emy" awart1s; ~·Emmys" tbey are, dashing into the stores ask H we are going to the Pavil· " Must everybody kiss every.. you. to rip Rushingham 1peclals Jion. When we say Yes, they In· bod y~· · a reader asks. Well, 'nle Jate-l'ate Yankee stadium straight. off tho;! plain pipe 1vlte themselves. In the past · maybe when a cocktail party is scuttle says manager Johnny racks; and jn some fancier i four years they have done tllis going full blast, but surely not Keane wlll be replaced by premises, of! boutique shelves. every time they've heard about at the beginning Ralph Hlluk (stepping back a social affair. We didn't mind 1 attend meetings a! various gen'l mgr) any edition ....... when they first moved here, hut kinds, and church. It is some· Smal1 observation on the we do not enjoy their company. thing to see women greeting THE CARROLL MO.'IEL VH8401 lesa hi!Jh-fashion girl! 'fhey discuss their personal sex each other like Jong lost bud· turn up wearing stylist NEW YORK (UP!) -The tile and tell dirty stories, which dies They rush up poke their Contemporary console with beautiful walnul· of Egyptian .. kaftans" and new slide in the stock market embarrass us greatly. Tell us che~ks into }OUr f~ce for YOU ocean "deellalras": Chic of Monday was accompanied by what to do. - ADULT PROB- , to kiss THEM. erained finish. Four speakers; 4-speed automaby. margin calls on brokerage LEM 1 am about the world's best tle ehanger wllb lightweight tone arm and lf there's a mere stylish by banks. If tl1e brokers Dear A.P.: strongarm greeter. When I see hattan sight than perkybave to up more money as You've already done It- that l itbe~m~c~om~io~g~I~r~e~ac~h~o~u~t_:m~y~;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;~~;::;;; floatlne stylus. Solld-aound FM/ AM radio with ONLY .,.u.stacked Gerry Stutz, for their bank loans Is, if your neighbors read the li Illuminated master control panel. young-young president of they must call on customers for paper. Writing a letter to a ri Bendel's posh N. Y. store, more margin. The slide was the columnist is an effective way I deserves photographing; since the assassination to rid ~~ourself or pests - but I even stole the attention on Times President Kennedy. not 'graceful.'' Now, are you 1 Square the other mid-afternoon DETROIT- Ford Motor Co. happy? - H. II~:.~.althe~ tourist-gawkers who has slashed lis production NOTE TO READERS• I have are sunning tlleir ton· for May by seven per the last laugh• ohanged the PHONE 98S·3308 ') CHESTER, 0. II whlle gaping at tall cent but this will still leave the facts and figures In above let( buildings: their whlsUes schedule at a record level for ter so thorougly that only A. P. :::li..i.i.i.'""=="'"===--11tbe month. Nevertheless, an- will recognize it, not her pushy nouncement or the Ford slash 11eighbors (whet deserve a per· Monday had an apparent strong sonal - not natiorml - brushFROM effect in accelerating the slide off.) in the New York Siock SEVENTY-SIX RECIPES Waid Cross' Sons Exchange. LOOKING FUR A ROME We salute lhe hospitals of our community and - - - = - - - - - -- - ! Dear Helen : You said ''In eight years of the many trained people who play a large tossing out questions to my wise I Iand witty readers, this is the i part in de; eloping our fin e facilitie•. We are first time I've drawn a blank" I proud of you! · - and so to keep your record I unbl<;!mished, I'm sending you lly Wayoe G. Bnndstadt, M.D. my prize rec~lpl for Irish Soda i Bites of peisonous !nakes • : •. •, '; t ...•.' ,:. ,. ....... continue to occur but the meth· ann or Jeg starts to swell, keep "''' ·1. ods recommended for their moving the tourniquet upward '· ':·•~.: .- ~ .•, .• <;, ' } ·1~'1 . '; ,' -, 1, , treatment lluve been changing I just ahead of the swelling. ' .. I · ....... ,.,., • : j. ' r '· .1; .," r .,.:. : . in recent years. 1t Is now be- In the hospital antivenin, .. [.. ~OHIO VALLEY lieved that cutting the skin and I antibiotics and te ta nu~ tllxoid . ·•· .. lb. sucking out the venom is an or antitoxin will be available. pkg. emergency measure that should I It Is important to know what be used only when the bite is kind of snake bite you are !.leaf. · known to have come (rom a rat- ing with be('ause lhese antibodllesnake or waler moccasin that ies are effective only aga inst a is lsnger than Jlh feet or when 1 single species. 'fhe antibodies I the bite Is m~ar the heart (face, 1and tetanus anti-bodies are giv,I neck or trunk ). Ien because snake biles are no,' I In such a case, waste no I torious for belng contaminated I 1 STOKELY 1 time if a Jmlfe I• not handy with harmful bacteria. I 20oz.23c· n" a sharp plere of tin or hro· ! Dr. W. E. Lockhart of Alpine, I bolll• ken glass to cut the skin, but Tex., is a strong advocate of I ............ expose it to a flame rirst to re- packing snake-bitten extremities 1 duce the chances of infection. in fresh-water Ice and keeping 1 HART BRAND One of the dangers of using them so packed for six days to Wholo 303 this type of emergency treat- relieve pain. This is important Korntl ment is absorption of venom because il is dangerous to give cano through a small cut or inflam- 1morphine to victims of snake ed portion or the lips, gums or bitf'. The rest ol the body is ' BROUGHTON'S inner surface of the mouth. kepl warm with un t>lectric .1 ' I This can be prevent.ed iF yon blanket. This trPatment is e-f-1 gal. 1 USf' a suction cup supplied with feclive only if a Lourniquet lws the standard snake bile first- been applied fur less than an I I aid kit or use a Utin sheet of hour and should not be used in MORTON 1 rubber between your mouth and persons with Raynaud's disease I h e;;:r=:c::ir:cu :;:l::at::or~y:;:d::is:o:rd:er;;s. l 1 the snake bitt-. AnoUwr dlsad- _an:;:d:;o;;:l~ vantage ef the cut-and - suck i : for lreatm.,t is that in one's hasl'l SAVf UP TO • 50 NOW 1 and excitement one may make I a painful wound whicn later be-l comes infected, onl y to learn I that the snake was nonpoisonous. AIDES AND ORDERLlES VETERANS MEMORIAL HOS. John Keck, Orderl7. If It Is possible to get te a , • • , • , • Pl'fAL - F'ront row lett to right : Lena Knapp , Aide, Eula AbRent when picture was taken were-: S. Coleman, Aide, hospital within two hours and Gregory, Aide, Ethel Ours, Aide, Golda .Jones, Aide, Mary B. Maxey, Aide, C. M-.xey, AidE>, V. Morrison, Aide, 1'. Arm s, Aide. Pullins, AJde, C. Schuster. Aide, L. Stewart, Aidf', V, 'fay· tile blte Is on the arm or leg the -Second row left to right: Norman Wince, Orderly, Wilma lor, Aide, M. Simpkins, WQrd Clerk, M. Wood ard , Orderly, with a Aameless best course Is to apply a toumi· Ginlher 0 Aide, Lillian Gibbs, Aide, Maxine Moore, Aide, E. Tucker, Aide, M. Moon, A-ide, T. Baldwio, Ordert,. quet several in~hes above the bite. Care must be taken to cut f I the D f blood I electric models art 0I on Y OW 0 venous complelely intula1edJ Thee Public Spirited Businesses Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our Local to the heart - not the Dow of :'::::::::::~~~;;::,_.­ Hospitals: lETTUCE .. • • • .. • • • • .. • arterial blood to lhe extremity. SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED Station, Raclftl Every 10 to J5 minute's t h e ~ can our Thl Midway Mnket, Pomtroy Pa~roy Flowtr Shop, PoiiMiroy Pomoror, Wllll•ms lnlurtnce, Pomeroy M1rt1n Restourant, Middleport tourniquet should be released nurMt otfi~ SWEET CORN .. • • .. .. • • • • • • • • Co., M ddloport Tlny't Foocltand & la;galnland Goltlfer't Jewelry Store, Pomeroy NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK MAY 8·14 part in developing our fine facilities. We are terns, and otJ:lcr products in 1 building and highwny Uon industries on a nat ienal 1 Whistle · · . . . • t. • entnUIUIH&C puuy ua a~~UU• Very New York slreet scene: teen-aged 'boys In levis IIlii shirts were racing l\lfOI!Bh !"-,..w•werein Iliff, -.!lei._ ' lll'jll' : Saluting Meig.fl County Hospitals install s and disl.ributes · · ing steel bars. wire mesh steel ! joists, steel floor and roof sy.'i- J Space Ja~ O'B,W, ~ O'BRia'IU By JA'-'A ""-. HELEN HELP US!, "ft: u.·ghii'ghts Continuous filament nylon carpet• Company, designs, fabricates, 1 Supersonic A Complete Lint of 114oautlful Wreaths, Sprlyt, Bibles, CI'OSHI 98c up. Metal Cem· jltery Va•s 29c and 39c, Colorful Artificial . Flowen 1Oc end up. Visit Our Store First For The Nicest Sel•dions At The Lowest · Pric•s. " I the many trained people who play a large vertible Preferred Stock j lative) of Hausman Corporation, I Toledo, has ~n ·t 1 by an underwriting group maoaged by The Ohio Company, Celumbus, and Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Cumpany. New Orleans, La. The preferred stock, caf!')'· ll ing a divideRd rate of $L 14, , prired at $20.50 per share . convertible into common shat·es II ; of the company on a share share basis from July I, 196 . July I, 1976. Proc<eda from of this IBsue will be used Hausman for the arquisiU<m additional property and equip- 11 menL Hausman Corp., MEMORIAl DAY Voice of Broadway ,. ' ........ ... bHWrlf . . c!ilt_. 11'01'111 bow ~lad I am Ill ' n • . 1beiJI. So lit's DOl kill lllffl SOLID SOUND STEREO We salute the hospitals of our commwrlty and 1 ..'Iilli ~'' , "" I .. .RALL'S lEN FRANkLIN Saluting Meigs lounty Hospitals A iO ,OOO shnre Issue of 3.99 FOR AIRMAN REYNOLDS . Atrman Kennetb M. Reyooids, son of Mrw. Catbertse M. swatzel, Maple Slreel, lliason, bas been oelected fo' trainlog at Keesler AFB, MISI. 88 ao Air Force comDlllllk:• Ilona • ele<tronles spedoUst. Idl<eport and daughter, Mrs. NanB0bb and sons Gregory The airman, a 11163 grednata • f w b HI h •-h 1 David, Columbus, spent a 0 a ama g ~ 00 ' reafternoon with Mrs. eeotly e&mpleted basie Valo- I~:'l'g.~!:~ lng at Lackland AFB, Te1. Hto attended We~t Virginia I• 'Mrs. Harry Pickens an!=:: sdtute ol Technulngy at Moo~ Wiltshire were gomery, and has an associate guests of .-elatives and of sciener degree, His wile II iiiMHrsedsvl. and~~... Crill BradJfordl ll Underwritten snug 1i~ v'te PHONE WY 2·5661 220 E. MAIN POMEROY I,•:M~rs~.~Fe~rn~G~i~lm~~~e~oi~M~i~d-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '"',000 Shares - Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., 1\lay 11, 19116-? . ' . care. 1 ,. I THURSDAy-FRIDAy--SATURDAy I Jlemab 1Q thll ..,ument . Mr. MUier lind •stmau ~~~~ a pr~ qlitf~erice after tlill ~ to further ciarl!Y au iJnderatanillng Oli November lll'lteiiJ. T!-I'ANK YOU P I .. oppear •GO' •for Victory • Novelm-lr~....;;_.._....,..~ Mr. Preston sa1d. He added: will no longer take Aid For "With the state-wide prlmar- ed patients at the existing les over and candidates for the of $4 to $6 a day. More Legislature more clearly de- 5,000 nursing home ·beds the former UDda Ru88tll. fined we can choose our targets represented in these counties. of Worthington spent overnight II with greater accuracy. We wi11 PrEston concluded: ducted by Mrs. Ethel Smith, Saturday with Mr. and Mr11. invite the candidates to meet "We ha\•e already chairman, and prayer ftr C. Bradford. Iwith us on a county Jeve1. We with Secretary of State missionaries,, Dr. and Mrs. Mac Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Iwill show them our nursing Brown 811 the methods of Pearson and roll call answered cuse spent !everaJ days homes, we will feed them the istering and voting the with a Bible verse was foJiow- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fra1'k II same food we give our patients. in our nursing homes. ed by the Love Gift program and family. we will show them some sf the step will be an intensive by Mrs. Marie Roush, "The Mr. and Mrs. Dennis MaJ,uel ll ridiculous requirements we have to get our patients Language of Love Is Universal." $1d children were supper guests made to comply with In the past and to find out if their The offering was given during on Saturday ef Mr. and Mrs. few months which have increas- and guardians are registered the singing of "Love Divine" Roderick Grimm. ed our costs of operation. vote next November. 1 and closed with the Lord's Mr. and Mrs. 0. II'. Sleeth "As an example, one home I -·we had lloped that it er in unison. Mrs. Salser Charleston spent a Sunday witb ·re be !I refreshments In the Mrs. Maud Youn". Was_ forced . to 10_we~ a dozen f I 1 unnecessary to make a room. & extmgu1shers stx mches wheDllitical issue out of eur aged . the Fi re Department had ap-- tients but if politicians key I Rtchard.R~t~sb r_e~rned ANTHONY proved where the extinguishers pleas for votes to improving from Galltpohs Chmc after were to go in the first place. Jot of the mentally distressed surg~ . Plumbing - Heating While this sounds like a minor and the aged citizens we Mrs. O_d~sa !_Harpold) Your Dependable problem when you multlply il 00 choice but to be sure ton of Cmcmnat1 wa_s ~ we<•k :l Doalor For by 1.000 nursing· homes a n d they have all of the facts and end guest of Miss M_mme add dozens of equally silly re- then to follow up and make 1pold and Mrs. ~1e Scarry. !J PlUMBING quirements you can see why that they vote for adequate care I She .was accompamed by AND we are concerned.'' Iduring the Legislative sessien son-m-Jaw and daughter, Preston went on : of 1967 " and Mrs. Anthony Stross, who HEATING "Governor Rhodes insisled 1 visited her brother, Charles • Phono WY 2·2550 that legislation requiring these Withee and family at Pomeroy. Special Showing U. S. Keds 11 1 cut of $6 milUon dollar$ In fwuts to pay for Aid For patten! The Le&il!l!lturel refused to go along the ttre rut, bllt tho final budget was still 4\1 million dollars less than the previous hlenntum. "The Ohio Nursing Home Council bas ROtlfled Governor Rhod tb8 1 Its Co ty c es un ouncl]• refuae to take nged patlents for less than 18 and $IO 1 day, The Governor and his staff have completely ignored our pleas. Our <mly recocr ~e to take the distressing to the public and to the ' The ceuncil now has homes in 48 couDties,that ' . 1 Your Keds ' I ' ,:l'·t: . • ~-a-E:r•St~ ~~ing., Jlome;~~9D~it .liinn~hes'_Crunp~gn ~~·Alb.... . .r . ' ' , , · · . ,,·, 1 NURSING STAFF AT MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlT· AL - Left to right: Emma Adams, R.N., Diredor of Nursing; Patricia Jones, R.N., Pbyllia Knopp, R. Jil., ElBie c.-, R.ll. and Eva Gilland, R.N. Staff members not preen! when picture wu llkea are: Dorothy Caldwell, R.N., in charg1 of lllriti7 an Mildred Raybunl, R.N. • • Thee Public Spirited Buslnenes Spon- This Ad In ConJunction With Our locll HospitalS! R•elnt Service Stltlon, Racine Williams lnturanct, hmtroy (httt .. r'l Jtwill) SfiN~ · Pemerey Stork'o Phlrmocy, Pomony Ohio Voltor 8okln1Co., Middleport Tlnro Foodlond & lorrolnlond Middleport U.Drlvo Thru Coin o,tntoil Cor W... Economy Snlng1 Lotn, Pomeroy Eb•nbach Hardware, Pont~~roy J•'• Carrr.Out, Mlddltpart The Farmers Bank & S.vllftl Co., Pomeroy Votorono Momoriol Hotpttol, Pomo,.y Ohio Power Company, Pomeror Moore's Auto Store Pomlny Pomeroy Bowun1 Co., Pomeroy Chapft'Nin-CanHay Shoe ltorw~ Pomeroy Svtar Run Flour Mill, Po,I'Mroy Swllhtr -& Loh• Dru"' PDiftlroy Cltiun'J Natlonol Bank, Middleport Quolltr Print Sho~~o r.\Iddloporl Middleport Department Stol'l, . MtddlertOrt The Ptbrk Shor., PomtrO'f A11oc:lated Rad o I TV, Pomt.,.'f Downle-0-. Inc., Pomeroy Welker'~ Maple Lawl'l Poultry fllfftl, Hornlodc Ore.. ·. lwl;:;• Amllul•ncolorviccl, Porneror Tht ldwiJ ~rktf, Pomar~ · ··,:, .. lloeekMr'l R..taurant~ Pomeroy Pe~Mror 110'1 8tft .. · P~nkdft ~ ~~-l't ltft'lltlftitllft lioN ., , p1- ht..l's Pumllurt, Mkldltport b Meigs Genera) Hotpltal, Po"""' Powell's hrvico ltotlon, Middleport hlo Vlllty 1'1...,..11!1 1& ... Tht Shoe lo•, Middleport ,._,_, Wemm Auto Store, MlckU.,.rt . llnttnl~ A.,.. Cill!: ...." ColumbJa Gu af Ohla, Inc., Mhlcfl-.rt Harti.Y 1, .......... · Jfore, Pomeroot C..-ntnt lloclc Co., p..,.,.y Pemtlor .·.. ~. , · I( & C Jewtltn, POIMrtV' · · DIYI•W•M' I~, ,....,., Kerr I Van Z.Nit Motor S.l"-· , · · PemtNy ·'. Weld ~~~- ~c1~ L R. W. Mlrdwara & L"ther .l .ly, V. D~ -~~ lftMriMe,:,._,., Pomeroy ' Colu.,..,. ~!'....,. Ollli 114!olrlo Pomerey 4ndm~rk. Pomtrer . CO., M.-,l.;oit . Martin flun•ral Morno, Rt.tfi•IMt lohr Clottt . loil,· Mtdille,iit .'. trow•i :ink*'";.;, ~.:m=:r:~' . New Yort Clothing Mout1, Pomt"Y . . Jhl P,mer.y N•riettli ~·~ 11..1!!11"''' Loyftllry' Dry c.,_ ..,., ;· ' ~-~roy , ' , . ,o.,.-oy fnil MlilllleRQrt ' •1 ;j Au.. ~e11t, , ......,. . It, H. RiwUnp.ljotls Clo., Mhl!ltopo~ · 0!1+.• \lr..Ory, ~~m Pci""roy FloW,41tjlh'9P.r_.f'9.,. :. :'i ~··. ,I 1-II_Mf<;if.t tltn,.P1 •• M•rtfn l~t•uNill, lfli41~rf: .·· · -:. ...-o\:.j •,: .~( · . ,11' -~iicflo,._,rt ,_~r\1 ·"' •.• ;'. · .•·•'·\_. o·>i '1 -.,, 7" '"l"l,:·,··· ,.~ '·,,...,It"'··' '.',1 ... ; > \ <;-1,, .. ,,,.,_ •• .. -r.r·•·'Ji '"·'f 1' .,.,,/ ,,.r.. ,./·~·· bri~ b~ine_ s s se~j~~ con- ' ':-.~•.~.~~--!0"0- ~--~'-'-i':".,;'i',t-~H'~':,..~:'7;:'"~~~i'T~~--~""1'!1""'0't: ~~"""~~.! I' ss Catsup Corn 6 .,. 99c Ice Milk 99c Cream Pies 3 87~ . 1 illCTRIC liifERHEATER e HEAD -Loan, Pomony Pomoror lavlnt~a c~ Middleport · Gloecknt~• Rostaurant, Pomtrty .IOI'I .~arry.Out, Mlddlil,.rt · U.Ori¥• Thru Coin Oporattd C1r With f'tm~ror lt.all's Bon Franklin Stort, · lnvol'a llurllllture, Mtddl.,..rt Mldllt.port ·• MtlgsGontral1 Hoa,ltll,·Pomeroy '" len Franklin StaN Pom~roy P-11'• So~c1 Stotlpn, Mlddloport Ohio Vottor Plumb1n, & Hooting, ThiiiiO.~if,.Mkldl~.t ·· ':' •. Pomeroy ?(oi""' Aulii'~tolt, Mldd"'""' ·• llooHnor'o Auto Co.1 Pomeroy Colomb!• Got:lil 01\!o, lnc~ ·fiiiddltPtli . · Hortlor a llonnott lneo Store, •pon~~ror Comont .llocl( Co"· Pomol'<!r .; ·'"moroy' 'K & C JtW•J•~ Nmerty,' ·. 1· ' D1¥li"Warner Insurance, Pomeroy · . IC'•rr & l(on ZoniftMoto• S,f,.. " , WJW Croll lono, bclno .J· Pena~ray '1 • ·, ' ~VfO, lllwaNtlnaunnce, Pomtrar - ~ ~.,w, Har.ka... &"Ltalhtr Sup:p·,,~, Columbut & Souther-n Ohll lltdrlt follddlopo.t 1 0 0 ·,·-~ "'~m ·· ·•, rt"'ut""t"'ti·:.·. • .... r.: ........... Mldlllaoort .-~rru;..h•"-'P.'!,..· n 'F tral tto iht~ P~i1tt'»f -;.ltiOMf len~ CroW's.StoOit Hou11, b!!'Of'!'l' , , • • · po~ Now y_,,~ Clft~lm Hoiioe, PonMror . 0 &J ~!110 .!'•rto. l'<imoror · ltotfil...o'I:Ltli~if I DIJ'CIIllhtflGlblit Oroclry, Pomor;or '' · PllllliiNY"IINIIMI,.;I!oNrf ', '' · lt"'"'liiM'Coalt Pu.,roj Home, · l. H.IIJ\flln.l~, ..no e't..~I,II~~J'~ '' , M~lopoll ·'' ' .. .......,., for one or two minutes. If the c._ 3 ROOMS New furniture ONLY '299 PO.OO - . - Bolonco ..... ~-lontT..,.. ....__ .... MA3VN FURNITUIIE 'CO. MASQN, W, VA. 2 heads S3c: 5 "" 49C:_ ~'~".... DHJD f/IWII CDIUAif. Sunshine Sugar Wafer _ 13~ "- pkv. 37c "• Nabisco Vanilla Wafer_ 12 oz. pkg. 37c -.. ROMAN CLEANSER BLEACH �. . 'I ' " ' , . .. '.,, ·. . ~ •' .' I " '' ·.· · To·9lange .;ov. Rllod.~s!.$4-$.6 Day Rates : t -J.LookInti '."_•Newlnexpensln 1 Pollti~al ~on_ that - · ~~l(etarJ, tl>ec.~..,..._ -~~~~.:.~ ~~~ !~~, .?t,ol:.!eglslature . . .. -,. . ~ .._ ,~.·· --·- ·-~·. "";·! I 1 •' i .. I -- I IJP8et ,U0Verlll)r JaJ!IP " Mllmt Furnishings VISIT OUR - 1'1 tt ... tui!JI,I.elii ~ide er the weekcud by tho O~lo lem of low tales for stste Aid Nursing Hllme Council. For Aged patients In nursing BUDGET SHOP . . bomes before tho ·next session BAKER fURNITURE Representing m homes m Iof the Ohio Genaral Assembly. :46 counties, and growing daily, I Chairman ol a state • .. wide Middleport, 0 . I according to Mrs. Velma B. committee will he Wayne 'Pres· ""'""'""'~:ii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iii~I~E~v;aniisi;,;C;ol:u;m;hu:•;·~coun~ ell sec- ton, New Carlisle, administrator -·-----of the .Belle Manor Nursing Heme. From our extensive Bulova Graduation Collection. No wonder Butova Is tilt s~ lf- wlnd i ng watches. Til! llulova s ~ p erior ulf· wind i~g rotor IUiomal ically k!fPI your Bulova lull~ wound with the slilhtest moti ~ at your wri~ t. Let our Watch Experts help yolt choose fromour fi ne llulova Collection of llU KINI''CG" Hanll10111t, squ«e f1u d 11 Jewel Se!f-WindinK Walcfles priced from SJ9.'J5. watch lcllfs thllt Ud dltt I t I ~­ 11ance. Mjustallte UPIIIIIon $U.Q Yttluw, lwlr.RIIfUI. ecoruuny plaru In car!M for ing home patients lind their want Ia safe bulldln!!S iaged Ohio's mentally dlstrmed and famllieB. . .· · and good ·!ervice. But at ~Uzens was launched ov- The aim I$ to get tr.":e ;:-~ ::me time he recommended lfllder in USE THE K&C .... . LAY-AWAY PLAN! fost Prinlary Dinner Held . For Candidates ' ' ~~ . '•'. for ' The committee wlU he formed on a county by county basis with the county councils of the Ohio Nursing Home Ceuncil serving as the active memhars. .. .· OUr County c.ounctls wlll • 1ncIude the nursmg bome auminlstra~rs, the memb~s of the.famlhes of our aged patumt~: anpounct!<l . . the1r atterneys . or guardians, notified the Gqvernor that ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c~ha~n~g:es~he~pa~s~sed~~in~t~he~l:~~~~ ~ FREE IF YOUR SALES SLIP IS STAMPED WITH A STAR It's Keds' Time at Chapman-Canaday and we're giving away 5 pairs this CANDY CANE SLIPDN Candy stripe weekend. You may be one of the luc- ky people. Buy your Keds now! trimmln&, l,jstuBJores tor FOR Sis Of Hausman FREEl FOR THE KID> known ad The Hausman Square Yard Other famous maker carpet In e wide choice of colors. Sea our. display. WE INSTALL INGELS CARPET HOUSE Ask For Ill b=--' . f5.99 FREE GIFTS FOR THE KIDS! During the last rive years, I both sales and net income have 1 shown year by year increases. i Sales for the year ended Decem· ber 3!. 1965, including results of operations of Col urado Bui1dl ers' Su pply Di vision for seven montbs subsequent May 28 1965, amounted te "'"'« 11 than $20.6 million. Sales for :year ended December 31 , ' were more than $9. milllion. lf Net income has grown from 392 for the year ended Dec·em·ll ber 31, 1961 to $467,9115 for year ended December 31, ,.~0 ; II or, from 15 cents to $2.73 terms of net income per snare. During 196S tllo company II tol& annual casb diviolends 45 cents per share on its eon>· II mon shares. JET Register Now! e It banks eu sweeps eu turns Register Todoy. No purchase necessartt. Men's, Ladies' and Children's LEATHER SANDAlS A !DiM clwlu at Chapman· C"""""t~ - 10 stylrs. to 4 .99 1Chapman· Canaday I In tho Middle Block Next 1o Elborfoldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STQRI •_-------------------.,..,,_-----.1' il':--.•. ·~ 1.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·_ ... _ Racine Sorietv Notes By Mn. FrallCfo Morrlt Mr'l. Emma Salser was tess for the Esther Circle her home Thursday evening, A~ ril 28. Devotions in charge tf Miss Vera Beegle, using for the topic ~'The Blb<llee~" ::~: 11 with group singing " Words of Life" and nraver aRd. . scripture reading. A ' 'The Bible'' precede: the "Take Time to Be norv;·~~~~;jl • poem "Our Loving Care'' Miss Beegle closed the · devotions with prayer. I 0 A -- ~ • - • _._...,..,.....,. Y. woruaii I '1u: :t fi!- ,:~- 17 : '-".'=:::::==-::::;;: • t BAG THESE RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. 1 DOCTOR 1 SAYS Sausage 2 98c Bacon Sauares •"/'~ I I 1 .- ...... .., ......... '' I 1 2 .99 proud of you! ~ I scale. by ~ .... ~,.. ,~~.,...~. . . . n ....,..,•• Jnuar.k we don't care about tltlllllQIIt. •; 1 -MARY , HeieR llottel Dear Mary: ~ • SeeOnd tbll motion! ,AU ·i,,.a . ~ ~ ·n:~ !:.:::". - . -- ~• 11 PENNA •••- .... · . i P.S. Ii'o terrific_ try It Tbls J:OlumD-, tledlcated ; lt b!Jh hetru1 . .. It's not In insult S'Ei.F:Qi'NFIDENCE ~~ Go!h~m t:'.~ay a gal Is Dear Helen: ~;t~~tc~~t:m~'~· Q)un- ~=b~~~lu;uJT:; y:~7t;~~-~;itchb~a~e~·-:~~:f. i wifll .tu m~k" wme= ~;.; r~a.;. !:~l::bJ:O: 81 (where we were telling the D. York game played with kneed" ·, "Knack" as 1D the :'" ~":'~:g ~r.lni ~~v~~ Youra was the first. S I n c e lnJIIble. let Helen help ~<IV. A. what we ~ as b.all and brootruitlck, Rita Tushlngham mllVIe "The Ytblng 0 woman could want then my wtSe and wttty readers She wiD alse welco.me ,.. In "21" to the Otto playm 1ry !everlahly to Knack." eryl d ood h ad 200 hi k: lrave ahowered down 76 aodo • own amusmg experoenceo. nighbal~glass surgery by a hall u far as sevaral Gerry Slutz .. with us on a ra· .~.qln:; ~lumb~ng,' and cl ~ beer .cake recipes ,- plus sev· dress Helen Bottel In care lit ood agtnt Irving Lazar) .... manboles ... The sound dlo show, said movies again, not hard to look at. Please send eral lor beer bJSCUIIs, beer soup, tbls neW!lpaper. MIDCILEPORT, 0. We were at the cornar o! pute city-street American alter some 2() years are begin· b .1 _ GENTLE· and even a beer based formula 1 ;-==;;i;;;;i;;;;===---; 1 ard and Baxter Slreets as The laces, to a lad ning to have a definite effect Y " urn ,.., · for washing woodwork. MIDDLEPORT Fine author John, fashion (as witness Rita T. MAN FARMER My record Is saved, but what II b~gl~t a fancy new RoDs-Royce In "The Knack" and Jutte P. S. Good looking, please, am I going to do With 78 reel· drove It proudly around his Christie In "Darling" and you Dear G. Fal'liWr• pes' lAnd they're still pour· Princeton, N. J. home .. · Un- know, she's right). Sorry ... The poslage would ing In). til he got a ticket which Generally, an endearing rag- break me. Tell you what, readers, I'll j SHOW GROUNDS:} _,J pended bls driving llcense tern· doll film type ouch u Miss I'm not a match-maker- it's share the wealth - 11 you'D ' PYTHIAN WITH FM-AM RADIO porarlly, breaking Jolm'a would nevar af- too risky, trying to get unknown send me your stamped, self · lor the duration of lbe feet for frankly she's a people togethar, object matrl· addressed envelopes, eacb of PARK sion .. . We can't believe homely, and we didn't say ugly mony. Besides, a man ef your you wiH receive a receipt, unASH AND mark Cards really Is for a moment, endearing little self-ronfldence SHOULD need til the supply runs dry. SYCAMORE lng shilling to another TV holplessly vulnerable beset-up- only a club - to fight 'em off. . . And if you know how to ies than the beautifully produc- on female any male might wish ·- H. hake •n "onion cake," and an 1; AUSPICES ed and director prestige to prolecl, even defend . . . But Dear Helen: Easter cake called "casatiello," MIDDLEPORT VOL. " FIRE DIPT, gram of drama oflered each we'd hardly have suspencted Is there il way to get out ol send the information along. I these many seasons for them American girls might imitate this problem gracefully? I 'II be keep telling people this is not a George Schaefer . ·, the woebegone "Rita Look" looking for your answer In the food column. hut they keep has eleven .no-minaUons which means kooky duds from paper. right on asking questions.-H. now for tbi!J year's TV head to pigeon-toe . . But there Our neighbors will call and Dear Helen • emy" awart1s; ~·Emmys" tbey are, dashing into the stores ask H we are going to the Pavil· " Must everybody kiss every.. you. to rip Rushingham 1peclals Jion. When we say Yes, they In· bod y~· · a reader asks. Well, 'nle Jate-l'ate Yankee stadium straight. off tho;! plain pipe 1vlte themselves. In the past · maybe when a cocktail party is scuttle says manager Johnny racks; and jn some fancier i four years they have done tllis going full blast, but surely not Keane wlll be replaced by premises, of! boutique shelves. every time they've heard about at the beginning Ralph Hlluk (stepping back a social affair. We didn't mind 1 attend meetings a! various gen'l mgr) any edition ....... when they first moved here, hut kinds, and church. It is some· Smal1 observation on the we do not enjoy their company. thing to see women greeting THE CARROLL MO.'IEL VH8401 lesa hi!Jh-fashion girl! 'fhey discuss their personal sex each other like Jong lost bud· turn up wearing stylist NEW YORK (UP!) -The tile and tell dirty stories, which dies They rush up poke their Contemporary console with beautiful walnul· of Egyptian .. kaftans" and new slide in the stock market embarrass us greatly. Tell us che~ks into }OUr f~ce for YOU ocean "deellalras": Chic of Monday was accompanied by what to do. - ADULT PROB- , to kiss THEM. erained finish. Four speakers; 4-speed automaby. margin calls on brokerage LEM 1 am about the world's best tle ehanger wllb lightweight tone arm and lf there's a mere stylish by banks. If tl1e brokers Dear A.P.: strongarm greeter. When I see hattan sight than perkybave to up more money as You've already done It- that l itbe~m~c~om~io~g~I~r~e~ac~h~o~u~t_:m~y~;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;~~;::;;; floatlne stylus. Solld-aound FM/ AM radio with ONLY .,.u.stacked Gerry Stutz, for their bank loans Is, if your neighbors read the li Illuminated master control panel. young-young president of they must call on customers for paper. Writing a letter to a ri Bendel's posh N. Y. store, more margin. The slide was the columnist is an effective way I deserves photographing; since the assassination to rid ~~ourself or pests - but I even stole the attention on Times President Kennedy. not 'graceful.'' Now, are you 1 Square the other mid-afternoon DETROIT- Ford Motor Co. happy? - H. II~:.~.althe~ tourist-gawkers who has slashed lis production NOTE TO READERS• I have are sunning tlleir ton· for May by seven per the last laugh• ohanged the PHONE 98S·3308 ') CHESTER, 0. II whlle gaping at tall cent but this will still leave the facts and figures In above let( buildings: their whlsUes schedule at a record level for ter so thorougly that only A. P. :::li..i.i.i.'""=="'"===--11tbe month. Nevertheless, an- will recognize it, not her pushy nouncement or the Ford slash 11eighbors (whet deserve a per· Monday had an apparent strong sonal - not natiorml - brushFROM effect in accelerating the slide off.) in the New York Siock SEVENTY-SIX RECIPES Waid Cross' Sons Exchange. LOOKING FUR A ROME We salute lhe hospitals of our community and - - - = - - - - - -- - ! Dear Helen : You said ''In eight years of the many trained people who play a large tossing out questions to my wise I Iand witty readers, this is the i part in de; eloping our fin e facilitie•. We are first time I've drawn a blank" I proud of you! · - and so to keep your record I unbl<;!mished, I'm sending you lly Wayoe G. Bnndstadt, M.D. my prize rec~lpl for Irish Soda i Bites of peisonous !nakes • : •. •, '; t ...•.' ,:. ,. ....... continue to occur but the meth· ann or Jeg starts to swell, keep "''' ·1. ods recommended for their moving the tourniquet upward '· ':·•~.: .- ~ .•, .• <;, ' } ·1~'1 . '; ,' -, 1, , treatment lluve been changing I just ahead of the swelling. ' .. I · ....... ,.,., • : j. ' r '· .1; .," r .,.:. : . in recent years. 1t Is now be- In the hospital antivenin, .. [.. ~OHIO VALLEY lieved that cutting the skin and I antibiotics and te ta nu~ tllxoid . ·•· .. lb. sucking out the venom is an or antitoxin will be available. pkg. emergency measure that should I It Is important to know what be used only when the bite is kind of snake bite you are !.leaf. · known to have come (rom a rat- ing with be('ause lhese antibodllesnake or waler moccasin that ies are effective only aga inst a is lsnger than Jlh feet or when 1 single species. 'fhe antibodies I the bite Is m~ar the heart (face, 1and tetanus anti-bodies are giv,I neck or trunk ). Ien because snake biles are no,' I In such a case, waste no I torious for belng contaminated I 1 STOKELY 1 time if a Jmlfe I• not handy with harmful bacteria. I 20oz.23c· n" a sharp plere of tin or hro· ! Dr. W. E. Lockhart of Alpine, I bolll• ken glass to cut the skin, but Tex., is a strong advocate of I ............ expose it to a flame rirst to re- packing snake-bitten extremities 1 duce the chances of infection. in fresh-water Ice and keeping 1 HART BRAND One of the dangers of using them so packed for six days to Wholo 303 this type of emergency treat- relieve pain. This is important Korntl ment is absorption of venom because il is dangerous to give cano through a small cut or inflam- 1morphine to victims of snake ed portion or the lips, gums or bitf'. The rest ol the body is ' BROUGHTON'S inner surface of the mouth. kepl warm with un t>lectric .1 ' I This can be prevent.ed iF yon blanket. This trPatment is e-f-1 gal. 1 USf' a suction cup supplied with feclive only if a Lourniquet lws the standard snake bile first- been applied fur less than an I I aid kit or use a Utin sheet of hour and should not be used in MORTON 1 rubber between your mouth and persons with Raynaud's disease I h e;;:r=:c::ir:cu :;:l::at::or~y:;:d::is:o:rd:er;;s. l 1 the snake bitt-. AnoUwr dlsad- _an:;:d:;o;;:l~ vantage ef the cut-and - suck i : for lreatm.,t is that in one's hasl'l SAVf UP TO • 50 NOW 1 and excitement one may make I a painful wound whicn later be-l comes infected, onl y to learn I that the snake was nonpoisonous. AIDES AND ORDERLlES VETERANS MEMORIAL HOS. John Keck, Orderl7. If It Is possible to get te a , • • , • , • Pl'fAL - F'ront row lett to right : Lena Knapp , Aide, Eula AbRent when picture was taken were-: S. Coleman, Aide, hospital within two hours and Gregory, Aide, Ethel Ours, Aide, Golda .Jones, Aide, Mary B. Maxey, Aide, C. M-.xey, AidE>, V. Morrison, Aide, 1'. Arm s, Aide. Pullins, AJde, C. Schuster. Aide, L. Stewart, Aidf', V, 'fay· tile blte Is on the arm or leg the -Second row left to right: Norman Wince, Orderly, Wilma lor, Aide, M. Simpkins, WQrd Clerk, M. Wood ard , Orderly, with a Aameless best course Is to apply a toumi· Ginlher 0 Aide, Lillian Gibbs, Aide, Maxine Moore, Aide, E. Tucker, Aide, M. Moon, A-ide, T. Baldwio, Ordert,. quet several in~hes above the bite. Care must be taken to cut f I the D f blood I electric models art 0I on Y OW 0 venous complelely intula1edJ Thee Public Spirited Businesses Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our Local to the heart - not the Dow of :'::::::::::~~~;;::,_.­ Hospitals: lETTUCE .. • • • .. • • • • .. • arterial blood to lhe extremity. SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED Station, Raclftl Every 10 to J5 minute's t h e ~ can our Thl Midway Mnket, Pomtroy Pa~roy Flowtr Shop, PoiiMiroy Pomoror, Wllll•ms lnlurtnce, Pomeroy M1rt1n Restourant, Middleport tourniquet should be released nurMt otfi~ SWEET CORN .. • • .. .. • • • • • • • • Co., M ddloport Tlny't Foocltand & la;galnland Goltlfer't Jewelry Store, Pomeroy NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK MAY 8·14 part in developing our fine facilities. We are terns, and otJ:lcr products in 1 building and highwny Uon industries on a nat ienal 1 Whistle · · . . . • t. • entnUIUIH&C puuy ua a~~UU• Very New York slreet scene: teen-aged 'boys In levis IIlii shirts were racing l\lfOI!Bh !"-,..w•werein Iliff, -.!lei._ ' lll'jll' : Saluting Meig.fl County Hospitals install s and disl.ributes · · ing steel bars. wire mesh steel ! joists, steel floor and roof sy.'i- J Space Ja~ O'B,W, ~ O'BRia'IU By JA'-'A ""-. HELEN HELP US!, "ft: u.·ghii'ghts Continuous filament nylon carpet• Company, designs, fabricates, 1 Supersonic A Complete Lint of 114oautlful Wreaths, Sprlyt, Bibles, CI'OSHI 98c up. Metal Cem· jltery Va•s 29c and 39c, Colorful Artificial . Flowen 1Oc end up. Visit Our Store First For The Nicest Sel•dions At The Lowest · Pric•s. " I the many trained people who play a large vertible Preferred Stock j lative) of Hausman Corporation, I Toledo, has ~n ·t 1 by an underwriting group maoaged by The Ohio Company, Celumbus, and Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Cumpany. New Orleans, La. The preferred stock, caf!')'· ll ing a divideRd rate of $L 14, , prired at $20.50 per share . convertible into common shat·es II ; of the company on a share share basis from July I, 196 . July I, 1976. Proc<eda from of this IBsue will be used Hausman for the arquisiU<m additional property and equip- 11 menL Hausman Corp., MEMORIAl DAY Voice of Broadway ,. ' ........ ... bHWrlf . . c!ilt_. 11'01'111 bow ~lad I am Ill ' n • . 1beiJI. So lit's DOl kill lllffl SOLID SOUND STEREO We salute the hospitals of our commwrlty and 1 ..'Iilli ~'' , "" I .. .RALL'S lEN FRANkLIN Saluting Meigs lounty Hospitals A iO ,OOO shnre Issue of 3.99 FOR AIRMAN REYNOLDS . Atrman Kennetb M. Reyooids, son of Mrw. Catbertse M. swatzel, Maple Slreel, lliason, bas been oelected fo' trainlog at Keesler AFB, MISI. 88 ao Air Force comDlllllk:• Ilona • ele<tronles spedoUst. Idl<eport and daughter, Mrs. NanB0bb and sons Gregory The airman, a 11163 grednata • f w b HI h •-h 1 David, Columbus, spent a 0 a ama g ~ 00 ' reafternoon with Mrs. eeotly e&mpleted basie Valo- I~:'l'g.~!:~ lng at Lackland AFB, Te1. Hto attended We~t Virginia I• 'Mrs. Harry Pickens an!=:: sdtute ol Technulngy at Moo~ Wiltshire were gomery, and has an associate guests of .-elatives and of sciener degree, His wile II iiiMHrsedsvl. and~~... Crill BradJfordl ll Underwritten snug 1i~ v'te PHONE WY 2·5661 220 E. MAIN POMEROY I,•:M~rs~.~Fe~rn~G~i~lm~~~e~oi~M~i~d-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '"',000 Shares - Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., 1\lay 11, 19116-? . ' . care. 1 ,. I THURSDAy-FRIDAy--SATURDAy I Jlemab 1Q thll ..,ument . Mr. MUier lind •stmau ~~~~ a pr~ qlitf~erice after tlill ~ to further ciarl!Y au iJnderatanillng Oli November lll'lteiiJ. T!-I'ANK YOU P I .. oppear •GO' •for Victory • Novelm-lr~....;;_.._....,..~ Mr. Preston sa1d. He added: will no longer take Aid For "With the state-wide prlmar- ed patients at the existing les over and candidates for the of $4 to $6 a day. More Legislature more clearly de- 5,000 nursing home ·beds the former UDda Ru88tll. fined we can choose our targets represented in these counties. of Worthington spent overnight II with greater accuracy. We wi11 PrEston concluded: ducted by Mrs. Ethel Smith, Saturday with Mr. and Mr11. invite the candidates to meet "We ha\•e already chairman, and prayer ftr C. Bradford. Iwith us on a county Jeve1. We with Secretary of State missionaries,, Dr. and Mrs. Mac Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Iwill show them our nursing Brown 811 the methods of Pearson and roll call answered cuse spent !everaJ days homes, we will feed them the istering and voting the with a Bible verse was foJiow- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fra1'k II same food we give our patients. in our nursing homes. ed by the Love Gift program and family. we will show them some sf the step will be an intensive by Mrs. Marie Roush, "The Mr. and Mrs. Dennis MaJ,uel ll ridiculous requirements we have to get our patients Language of Love Is Universal." $1d children were supper guests made to comply with In the past and to find out if their The offering was given during on Saturday ef Mr. and Mrs. few months which have increas- and guardians are registered the singing of "Love Divine" Roderick Grimm. ed our costs of operation. vote next November. 1 and closed with the Lord's Mr. and Mrs. 0. II'. Sleeth "As an example, one home I -·we had lloped that it er in unison. Mrs. Salser Charleston spent a Sunday witb ·re be !I refreshments In the Mrs. Maud Youn". Was_ forced . to 10_we~ a dozen f I 1 unnecessary to make a room. & extmgu1shers stx mches wheDllitical issue out of eur aged . the Fi re Department had ap-- tients but if politicians key I Rtchard.R~t~sb r_e~rned ANTHONY proved where the extinguishers pleas for votes to improving from Galltpohs Chmc after were to go in the first place. Jot of the mentally distressed surg~ . Plumbing - Heating While this sounds like a minor and the aged citizens we Mrs. O_d~sa !_Harpold) Your Dependable problem when you multlply il 00 choice but to be sure ton of Cmcmnat1 wa_s ~ we<•k :l Doalor For by 1.000 nursing· homes a n d they have all of the facts and end guest of Miss M_mme add dozens of equally silly re- then to follow up and make 1pold and Mrs. ~1e Scarry. !J PlUMBING quirements you can see why that they vote for adequate care I She .was accompamed by AND we are concerned.'' Iduring the Legislative sessien son-m-Jaw and daughter, Preston went on : of 1967 " and Mrs. Anthony Stross, who HEATING "Governor Rhodes insisled 1 visited her brother, Charles • Phono WY 2·2550 that legislation requiring these Withee and family at Pomeroy. Special Showing U. S. Keds 11 1 cut of $6 milUon dollar$ In fwuts to pay for Aid For patten! The Le&il!l!lturel refused to go along the ttre rut, bllt tho final budget was still 4\1 million dollars less than the previous hlenntum. "The Ohio Nursing Home Council bas ROtlfled Governor Rhod tb8 1 Its Co ty c es un ouncl]• refuae to take nged patlents for less than 18 and $IO 1 day, The Governor and his staff have completely ignored our pleas. Our <mly recocr ~e to take the distressing to the public and to the ' The ceuncil now has homes in 48 couDties,that ' . 1 Your Keds ' I ' ,:l'·t: . • ~-a-E:r•St~ ~~ing., Jlome;~~9D~it .liinn~hes'_Crunp~gn ~~·Alb.... . .r . ' ' , , · · . ,,·, 1 NURSING STAFF AT MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlT· AL - Left to right: Emma Adams, R.N., Diredor of Nursing; Patricia Jones, R.N., Pbyllia Knopp, R. Jil., ElBie c.-, R.ll. and Eva Gilland, R.N. Staff members not preen! when picture wu llkea are: Dorothy Caldwell, R.N., in charg1 of lllriti7 an Mildred Raybunl, R.N. • • Thee Public Spirited Buslnenes Spon- This Ad In ConJunction With Our locll HospitalS! R•elnt Service Stltlon, Racine Williams lnturanct, hmtroy (httt .. r'l Jtwill) SfiN~ · Pemerey Stork'o Phlrmocy, Pomony Ohio Voltor 8okln1Co., Middleport Tlnro Foodlond & lorrolnlond Middleport U.Drlvo Thru Coin o,tntoil Cor W... Economy Snlng1 Lotn, Pomeroy Eb•nbach Hardware, Pont~~roy J•'• Carrr.Out, Mlddltpart The Farmers Bank & S.vllftl Co., Pomeroy Votorono Momoriol Hotpttol, Pomo,.y Ohio Power Company, Pomeror Moore's Auto Store Pomlny Pomeroy Bowun1 Co., Pomeroy Chapft'Nin-CanHay Shoe ltorw~ Pomeroy Svtar Run Flour Mill, Po,I'Mroy Swllhtr -& Loh• Dru"' PDiftlroy Cltiun'J Natlonol Bank, Middleport Quolltr Print Sho~~o r.\Iddloporl Middleport Department Stol'l, . MtddlertOrt The Ptbrk Shor., PomtrO'f A11oc:lated Rad o I TV, Pomt.,.'f Downle-0-. Inc., Pomeroy Welker'~ Maple Lawl'l Poultry fllfftl, Hornlodc Ore.. ·. lwl;:;• Amllul•ncolorviccl, Porneror Tht ldwiJ ~rktf, Pomar~ · ··,:, .. lloeekMr'l R..taurant~ Pomeroy Pe~Mror 110'1 8tft .. · P~nkdft ~ ~~-l't ltft'lltlftitllft lioN ., , p1- ht..l's Pumllurt, Mkldltport b Meigs Genera) Hotpltal, Po"""' Powell's hrvico ltotlon, Middleport hlo Vlllty 1'1...,..11!1 1& ... Tht Shoe lo•, Middleport ,._,_, Wemm Auto Store, MlckU.,.rt . llnttnl~ A.,.. Cill!: ...." ColumbJa Gu af Ohla, Inc., Mhlcfl-.rt Harti.Y 1, .......... · Jfore, Pomeroot C..-ntnt lloclc Co., p..,.,.y Pemtlor .·.. ~. , · I( & C Jewtltn, POIMrtV' · · DIYI•W•M' I~, ,....,., Kerr I Van Z.Nit Motor S.l"-· , · · PemtNy ·'. Weld ~~~- ~c1~ L R. W. Mlrdwara & L"ther .l .ly, V. D~ -~~ lftMriMe,:,._,., Pomeroy ' Colu.,..,. ~!'....,. Ollli 114!olrlo Pomerey 4ndm~rk. Pomtrer . CO., M.-,l.;oit . Martin flun•ral Morno, Rt.tfi•IMt lohr Clottt . loil,· Mtdille,iit .'. trow•i :ink*'";.;, ~.:m=:r:~' . New Yort Clothing Mout1, Pomt"Y . . Jhl P,mer.y N•riettli ~·~ 11..1!!11"''' Loyftllry' Dry c.,_ ..,., ;· ' ~-~roy , ' , . ,o.,.-oy fnil MlilllleRQrt ' •1 ;j Au.. ~e11t, , ......,. . It, H. RiwUnp.ljotls Clo., Mhl!ltopo~ · 0!1+.• \lr..Ory, ~~m Pci""roy FloW,41tjlh'9P.r_.f'9.,. :. :'i ~··. ,I 1-II_Mf<;if.t tltn,.P1 •• M•rtfn l~t•uNill, lfli41~rf: .·· · -:. ...-o\:.j •,: .~( · . ,11' -~iicflo,._,rt ,_~r\1 ·"' •.• ;'. · .•·•'·\_. o·>i '1 -.,, 7" '"l"l,:·,··· ,.~ '·,,...,It"'··' '.',1 ... ; > \ <;-1,, .. ,,,.,_ •• .. -r.r·•·'Ji '"·'f 1' .,.,,/ ,,.r.. ,./·~·· bri~ b~ine_ s s se~j~~ con- ' ':-.~•.~.~~--!0"0- ~--~'-'-i':".,;'i',t-~H'~':,..~:'7;:'"~~~i'T~~--~""1'!1""'0't: ~~"""~~.! I' ss Catsup Corn 6 .,. 99c Ice Milk 99c Cream Pies 3 87~ . 1 illCTRIC liifERHEATER e HEAD -Loan, Pomony Pomoror lavlnt~a c~ Middleport · Gloecknt~• Rostaurant, Pomtrty .IOI'I .~arry.Out, Mlddlil,.rt · U.Ori¥• Thru Coin Oporattd C1r With f'tm~ror lt.all's Bon Franklin Stort, · lnvol'a llurllllture, Mtddl.,..rt Mldllt.port ·• MtlgsGontral1 Hoa,ltll,·Pomeroy '" len Franklin StaN Pom~roy P-11'• So~c1 Stotlpn, Mlddloport Ohio Vottor Plumb1n, & Hooting, ThiiiiO.~if,.Mkldl~.t ·· ':' •. Pomeroy ?(oi""' Aulii'~tolt, Mldd"'""' ·• llooHnor'o Auto Co.1 Pomeroy Colomb!• Got:lil 01\!o, lnc~ ·fiiiddltPtli . · Hortlor a llonnott lneo Store, •pon~~ror Comont .llocl( Co"· Pomol'<!r .; ·'"moroy' 'K & C JtW•J•~ Nmerty,' ·. 1· ' D1¥li"Warner Insurance, Pomeroy · . IC'•rr & l(on ZoniftMoto• S,f,.. " , WJW Croll lono, bclno .J· Pena~ray '1 • ·, ' ~VfO, lllwaNtlnaunnce, Pomtrar - ~ ~.,w, Har.ka... &"Ltalhtr Sup:p·,,~, Columbut & Souther-n Ohll lltdrlt follddlopo.t 1 0 0 ·,·-~ "'~m ·· ·•, rt"'ut""t"'ti·:.·. • .... r.: ........... Mldlllaoort .-~rru;..h•"-'P.'!,..· n 'F tral tto iht~ P~i1tt'»f -;.ltiOMf len~ CroW's.StoOit Hou11, b!!'Of'!'l' , , • • · po~ Now y_,,~ Clft~lm Hoiioe, PonMror . 0 &J ~!110 .!'•rto. l'<imoror · ltotfil...o'I:Ltli~if I DIJ'CIIllhtflGlblit Oroclry, Pomor;or '' · PllllliiNY"IINIIMI,.;I!oNrf ', '' · lt"'"'liiM'Coalt Pu.,roj Home, · l. H.IIJ\flln.l~, ..no e't..~I,II~~J'~ '' , M~lopoll ·'' ' .. .......,., for one or two minutes. If the c._ 3 ROOMS New furniture ONLY '299 PO.OO - . - Bolonco ..... ~-lontT..,.. ....__ .... MA3VN FURNITUIIE 'CO. MASQN, W, VA. 2 heads S3c: 5 "" 49C:_ ~'~".... DHJD f/IWII CDIUAif. Sunshine Sugar Wafer _ 13~ "- pkv. 37c "• Nabisco Vanilla Wafer_ 12 oz. pkg. 37c -.. ROMAN CLEANSER BLEACH �. . '-· · - · '} · ·-:~- -- -... ~--· -'·· . · ' ..,.., II· the peal balf-ceatury, · .'.ini'tol Comm. e.nt, Event$ :.~::r~=~= .~-'~a r dislortloD ;or blatory, prac:tio>ll i.',,.,. · · :· : · By William S. whlte · " .n_-.:~J-t' .. . QASIII!<GTON - '!be Jolm- but It must all the same be met, creases In our wheat oxporllJ. IJ!ia lldmialstratlon · b trying 1to the extent that a mainly psy- 1 Still, this will no1 do much ~emi.y 10 ciamp u;.ai • auuW, , QJv:v~i.:~ UiN~! ;;;=.; ~:: ~~! !: ~~~ ~l:ut th.,. hPart!il of the llel!aclng !Ire .ol discontent that by responsible means. One st.p, :cattle and hng raisers, the n:eeps ICI'OOS !he prolrie Ianda. just taken, is to allow a 14 per- j dairymen, and the rest. It is I 1 I ~~nly. its hot breath blows cent inci·ea~ in ed In many clasoo~ It Is not enough lbat mea who hold offices be "loyal." Both Benedict Aniold and Judas 1!Ieariot were "loyal" to their personal beliefs. The loyally must he to the majority wish of' the subsldized ~quite p!~!!'! th~t F"rP.f:'num pri· ~ublic, ~t to tbo~ instrumental DEPT..· ·s,TORE'S ' · I I; ·,l Rog, fie Value . Silicone Se•l Mender _ 44c OIAISE LOUNGE Flexible and waterproOf. Repairs metal, glass, wood and many plastic products. Mends fabrics. Ieath· er and rubber. Use Indoors or outdoors. Reg. 9Bc Value. Strong lightweight alumtnum frame, adjustable to five positions. A $9.95 Vaiuo - - - $s·•• A $1.91 Volut FOLDING ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR Open Friday Nite 9:00 Til VALUE--- All Motaf 'J ,.,.. 88c Rq. 69c Voluo Sanitary, fro.rted wWte food con· talners with tight fittlag covers. Stack• easily, perfect lor freezing and storing preserves, jellies, fruits vegetables, etc. PDiy Freezer Cont1iners 44c Standard size braaa nozzle, highly polished and very sturdy. Length: 3lf! inches. Rq. 16 fo• $1.60 DISCOUNT PRICE 2G" x 72" DISCOUNT PRICE Pt. Size 16 for 99c or 4-25c Chaise and Beach Pad $1.00 Rq. 10 ''" $1.00 DISCOUNT PRICE . For · all standard chaises, beach, boating, station wagoru, camping ?C. ""yard. Permanently reslliant, washable and water resistant. Foam rubber with beautiful floral cover. Qt. Size ~ QT. DISCOUNT PRICE Dual purpose lee bucket In a cleverly sculptured traditioaal round design. A real ice cube saver that wiU retain cold even when self sealIng lid is off. Also serves as a hot or cold food container. Reg, 49c. 18 Inch Poly Pl1nter Box 88c One ol the most attractive planters we have evtr offered on a !ille. Handsome marbellzed finish in assorted colors. Length Overall: 18", 2 Gal. 10 for 99c or 10c •• Styro-Fo1m Ice Bucket • 24c Rog, $1.49 Valvo DISCOUNT PRICE A 11.91 Voluo DISCOUNT PRICE Huge polyothylene can with easy grip moldod handle and removable nozzle. A $1.98 Value. %" ". ~ ydo. DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT PRICE Swimming Pool _ For use ;w.ith all tralllll!tor radloo using 9 tl!lt batter!... Less than \2 price. , ' A Uc Volvo , All metal paint pan 7)':·roner. OF CASUALS! ' Get set for a spicy summer in casuals, skimming in straight from Italy! Scooped-out sides and toe, front-laced look in cal! uppen of Coffee!Chocolate, Chocolate! Bone. Double cut-out side the style set on whee- heel in Coffee Cream with Chocolate. Burlap trimmed look in Mahogany Brown Lea· ther with natural bur· AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN AND GLAMOUR Jacqueline'. &N.Nit JlARIS fASHION• lap trim. l99 7·99 to Sot of 3 con~plete $3.88 Three pure bristle brushes, one ..,h 1, 2, and 3 inch sizes, These are quality brush.. worth much more than our low discount price, SAVEl' A 1~. 00 Value. . -· ....._-.-·----·--·-·· ~- -··--· ,T' ' -"'' •. ·-· .... . .... ~···- ·~- ...... r - .... . ... . -~ . . .... ~~ - · .. - · -· ~- UA. VL'.N N A $9.95 Voluo DISCOUNT PRICE Lllather Fielders Glove $4.88 Top gra!n supreme eteerhlde with sure hold pocket. Custom lilullt ~o­ fessional model. Full alze. Be sllre to get out' baseball special with part of what you save on thlaJieve. A110rtod DISCOUNT PiiCI Tablew1re _ 12for$1.00 Stock up today! Your cholce. of tablespoons; teaspoons,.. fqrlor or din· ner knives. Bright stolrl-proof fin· ish with dainty star pattern. 15c lA) . 39c Values. 5 Ql, Poly DISCOUNT PRICE P•lnt & Utility P1il _ .lBc uses DISCOUNT PRICE Permanent Flowers 77c dDz. YOUR CHOICE Take your cholee of large roses, hyacinth, gl,adlola or azelea vlneo. Long lasting, washable Vinyl. Reg. $1 .20 do~ A 39e Valuo DISCOUNT PRICE Poly Cemetery V11e _ 22c DISCOUNT PRICE 28c DISCOUNT PRICE Service • HeJd ::; F M G• 0 Wednesday A 11Jf Vlliuo FRAMI.NG LUM:BE .· . ·. It 1 r.i•c• Pickens Women's Club Will Install Offleen PT. PLEASANT - Tbe stallation of officers lor will blghllgbt the the Pl. Plnasant Woman's Friday, May 13 at 7:45 p. m. the Episcopal Pariah Ball, Mrs. J. 8anlord llhoades, peal pnsldent, will be lbe lnalalllnc officer. 1'be prngram Ia under the dlrecUon of the Gardellll Department and .feature a tall: by Mrs. C. G. Bauerle till 11 Tbe Flowers tl Hawall." Mrs. Keltaelh Byrne and Mrs. C. R. Schunaan are the cochairmen of the Gardena partment_ Department ben are Mrs. Carl Adler, Mrs. C. G. Baullrle, Mrs. 1J. N, nors, Mrs. D. L. CottrDI, Mrs. Gall Faires, Mrs. '1\lm JlalU. day, Mrs. J. G. F. Joboaou, Mrs. E. Bartow JIIJIIIII, Mrs. Millon Miller, Mn. J. o. ~~ore­ land, Mrs. ~ !(ewell, Mrs. Harold ~ and Mrs, 1 ~._. ' ... ---·--··~·--·--·-·-·-·-"·-·-···,··--~-···•cr• . f • • ' make sure my shoes fit ••• ....., ... ,.• • ·' ;iiW• , THt r:)H '!,. ' "' F ;; .'a lilt.'"' ·' 1 . ,' ' '" ''': / ~Y.-.. -i--+;....J;.- tt't:...~·~~.,.,,;,..,,...~!'1:"i;;~;.<,r...:..~-·-~ ·"!"""t:'·-·· - -··-··•' ·, ,~; '- ,~Vr: · . ....,, .. .., ·,+ .. ( '· ' SAFE METAL GAS CAN Reg. $1.59 c ASSORTED SIZES DISCOUNT PRICED 97c ·. . ',• ' .;. Carl Size AtKASELTZER DISCOUNT PRICE $1.09 to $1.89 VALUES SHAMPOO ,. Your Choice SPORT SHIRTS Aaat. Colors and Designs .00 E~eh . JUMBO SIZE Compar. .t $1.59 wm it's so important/ _ . • · · ·· _. . DESIGNS ZORI SANDALS w. $1.00 , . .77 .94 PT. . s .ITALIAN SANDALS ·· ANNooNcJ: um ·. W.VA. MASON LADIES' SWIM SUITS ' 2 Ply 10 Yr. GUirtntH lot- SUI Value DISCOUNT PRICI ~"""....,._....,_; (0. ·H0usEPA IH' s Please ... Open·9 ,t6,8:fridov-9'te •·sotutday HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS ORDINAl~ LargeI>" diameter, 100% viayl plastic, unaffected by beat or cold. Solid braos, leakproof coupUags. Excellent quallly. Don~ conluae with small %" diameter Ulually offered on sales. Full Pound Moth i•iis • 24c r----"""':~--~;..;..--.,... MOROPOLITAN MOTORS $7"9 '50 BATHROOM OUTFIT OUTLASTS c... Wlllio!IIL DISCOUNT PRICI ., Rambler Trade-Ins LUCITE Hardwooc block with quality lambs wool appllcator. Easily removable. Smooth wood handle. 1~ Box 1 h- 0 DISCOUNT PRICI W1x Appliutor _ ca·rIoad''·.Sa'.;te··1' Thom-1 Attorneys CedciideDfendaan ·~ Roi>fG'"rtrvlce for AGnthony LCecilod :~edbe ~~u~F toba~~ ~~ Miller, Miss Gall Miller, Mrs. ' Soholt. ert Sm1th an e nt s counmm, 67, o1 rtmma a - · fin-• Pro Chester Weaver Mrs. Howard The Rebecca Circle met on sei was William H. Rardin and ling, Mason County, was held and the •w:;ers "'-Iss! pe~ Burris Ml'!! H~rold Bumgarn- Wednesday afternoon wltb Mrs Ray G. Musgrave at 2 p.m. Wednesday lD the ty owners ave perm 00 on er, Mi~ .Te~n Bumgarner, Mrs. Nelson Roush as hostess. Mrs: Jurors hearing the testimony ,Qma Chapel EUB Church with catch and tie anydslra~dngs Mel Clark, Mrs. L. C. Roush, J. V. McGrew presented :~·~':fVI:POTMFE~R~O=Y,~O~. were Charles Stephenson, Madi- 1the Rev. Tom Farren offlcia~ their propertr an to en con- I ·- -----_ _ _..__ . son Bowie!~, Frank Hendrick· ing. Burial followed in tne Hav· tact Mr. Ohlinger or the dog OPEN son, Louise Powell, Everett en of Rest Memorial Gardens catcher· . . . Keefer, Nellie Kinnaird, Mrs. at Hometown. I ~e council voted to lnstall a J . 8. Black, Adams Krebs, Mr. Grimm died une~-:pected· six tnch water line from the Geor'ge Collrill. Joyce U!e Car- ly Sunday afternoon at pump ~ouse to the_ elementary son, Ancil Tucker and R. V. . Hospital after suffering a school m order to give adequate Gibbs, Sr. The petit jurors attack while riding in a ftre protection. have been excused until May 23 with friends He was a John Morgan appeared before at 9:30 a.m. chant, far~er, and the council and requested helt> ll and ..s a membor of the in getting the pool ready lor tho c Chapel Church. season. The Council agreed Survivors include his m IbiS matter. . Madge Jividen Grimm· Nrw Haven Jumor l<>dge : sons, George A. of ' will be host to the State Convenand Richard Lee of tion on May 14th. Mayor RelcbLanding: four sisters, Mrs. ert has. been asked to give !he nie Douglass of Grimms ~elcommg _address. The Couning Mrs Isabell Wright ot Hen- ell and Pohce Department will de;son, Mrs. wrena help with the traffic asi~tion Land, Pliny and Mrs. Treacla th<& dste. RoberllJ Point Pleasant· two They voted to bave the Boy brother;, Mason Grimm of Hen- and Explorer Scoots' balld· derson and Gilman Grimm nf mg roofed. Galllpolis Ferry· and ten grand- Presented to the Council was . children. ' the following tickeis: The Peo• covers w~. br1ck, stuceo, ple's Ticket presented by N. D. MANUFA_CTURERS SPECIAL OFFERING masonry, cender block Greer, chairman; Mayor • no primer neaded for re- Point Man Gotten Mark Ward· Recorder HUds painting ' ' • flows on ootily with brush In Cleveland, Ohio Council members FAMOUS RESORT FASHIONS THAT SHOW THE or roller PT. PLEASANT Cecil Sayre, WORLD THE STUFF THAT YOU ARE MADE OF. • dries fast to form a weatn- County Sheriff George Johnson Clark, Donald 0. Roush ertil!ht protective shield and Depoty Robert Uhl were in and James Circle. Citizens Tick• resists chipping. cracking. Cleveland, Tuesdsy to pick up et presented by Paul A. RickI& 2 peeling ond blistering Kelly Graves, 24, Pl. Pleasant, ard, chairman; Mayor, Mark Styes • outlasts oil base paint •• , who was apprehended tn the Ward; Recorder, Hilda Ridgtests prove 1t! Ohio city and returned Graves way; Council members, Lewis • lor exle~ior trim - use to Mason County where is Is Capebart, Richard Gt11U1iead, ~~~e Tnm & Shutter En- wanted for eleven coonta of Robert Sayre, Eugene Hester, leged forgery. The oflleers and Vernon Smith. turned with their prisoner The election will be held on VeluM Tuesday evening. June 7th at The City The Sheriffs department BuiLd~. The ~uncil wlsbes To$10.95 · lnvesiJiated a on11 car to remmd the cittzent of their Involving 8 car driven by ctvic responsibility to vote far elyn R. Hall Ravetswilod the candidate of their choice. Ladies & Childrens LADIES' ALL LEATHER told officers' sbe swerved Mr. Workman from the CivU CREPE SOLE . ca. while traveling on Rt. 33 Department will be at WHITE- TAN AND BEIGE avoid hitting 1 boy ndlng a nexl regular council meetcycle, lost control of the on May !9th and ail welcome to attend to • nd 0ver turn ed . Sb. Mr W kman The ill ~ of pains in the back be dlsc~sintputtioi the y w Comp1re at 81de. The mishap occurred department ol the town on clvASST. COLORS 3:30 p. m. service. $3.99 Pleaunt VaDey Hospital GARDEN CLUB Admitted - Mrs. Alvan The Nebacltma Garden Club tox, Pt. Pleasant; JBDIQI ~~;l,h~;e:~ld:rthelr annutil li!other-DauLetart; John Gl..son, u Banquet on Monday eveMrs. Holly Mayes, Crown Ding at the llartlord Metbodlsl lliSCIIAIIGED Walter Church. The welcoming address Har~<ware ferson, Mrlson; Sarah was given by the president, 773-5583 MuCin, Va. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James N. Rousb. The in6 Open Eve711 Doy, Ail Day Johnson, Mason; Robert vocation Wlls liven by Mrs. to 7:00 tit 5:80 EST. loch, Pt. Pleasant; Jam.. Martin Berisford I SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER Sat. Night Til B EST. 2 GAUON wards, Pt. Pleasant. Following the dinner Mr 1116 DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE $1.77 3PL~ ~:~g~::~~~~CID a,., 14,91 Valuo DISCOUNT PRICE $3.33 r· ~JI Triple ply quilted front with lull · length 27 Inch zipper. Quality pluti~ that can easily be cleaned with . a damp cloth. Ideal for storing ~ankets, sweaters, Bkirt&, etc. ,' I' ...- ..... · · - Machine wound, rubber covered compound core baseball with tan· ned leather cover. W' x 50 Ft. G1rden Hose ' t .............. ~.... r .r• ·- ·- OHicial Lllegue Baseba1177c BOTH FOR '99c All metal drop leaf folding !able with grey top ond bronze finish lep. Handy carrying handle. Ideal for use indoors or out. f8.95 Value. :::t:.Y:.:~r t1~~g~=~:.~~ ' DISCOUNT PRICE With Mothballs. Full 54 Inch bag of tough. clear plastic; Sturdy dou· ble hook hanger and long SO inch zipper permlta capacity of 14 garments. Metal Folding T•ble • $6.66 · 'i!{n :h v~1U. DiscouNT PRICI Twin ll•nket B•g• 2 for 99e Rq. $1.00 Voluo Look at tWs value! Buy one of these huge, oval split bamboo ty)ie baaketa with sturdy reinforced bandies during our apeclal discount sale aad we will give you another FREEl A $1.98 Value. 24d0 obtainable. A 39e Value. . Nobody Gets· Anything in Civil Action Jumbo GariJ1ent Bag _ 99c Giant can of blended lilac and roses talc. This popular item is so well known we won't attempt to tell you more. A 49c Value. 3 Pc. P1int Brush Set _ 94c Matching wWte saueers with sparkling glazed finish. Extremely attractive both In appearance and price. Reg. 2 lor 25c. A $1.91 Value T1lcum Powder DISCOUNT PRICI 3 for 25c luv 1 Get One Free Dlsceunt Prlc:e Lorgo 16 or. with DISCOUNT PRICE Polyethylene vase, 6¥.t" x 4" with a 4 Inch spike _for securing to ground. Bright green finish with ernboosed top edge. DISCOUNT PRICI 7 ln. P1int Roller Set _ 64c Bright. highly pollshed aluminum pitcher with securely lutened · bakelite black handle and alum!· aum ice lip. Attractive ribbed design around base. Capacity: 2\2 qt. Finest heavy gauge material, double ring construction. Trouble free, · non-corrosive valve for easy inflatIng. Printed bottom. Large enou~h for several children. Size 70 x 12 Inches. Reg. $5.95 Value. Bamboo Laundry Basket 9 Volt Tr1n1ister Battery 18c 78c Asooned lnflotlblo DISCOUNT PRICI Aluminum Pitcher _ R11. $1.49 Valvo DISCOUNT PRICE Giant pack o!IOO nine ounce paper cold drink cups. Attractive blue floral design. Save with tWs large economy roll ' 'of quality masking tape. Ideal for painting, sealing, labeling, etc. :~;.," • 60 yd. roll. (2160 inches). 9Bc val DISCOUNT PRICI Beautiful lithographed top, stain and mar resistant. Sturdy %" brass folding Iega, no assembly necessary. Diameter: 19':, Heigbt: 19". $1.00 100 pk. Cold Drink Cups88c Mystlk Masking Tape _ 58c Voluo Highly versatill! size paD with accurate measuring marks. Reinforced bottom and rim. Colorfut. Size 8¥• X 7 inches. Ideal for marly such as painting, car washing, mopping, etc. Reg. 38c Value. Met•l P1tio T•ble _ DISCOUNT PRICI Poly Sprinkling C1n • $1.00 A 39< Value • DISCOUNT PRICI Strong all metal hanger with 6 in, base. Green enamel finish . Hole• Cor mounting to side of house or on post. Reg. $1.00 Value., Brass Hose Nozzle _ A $1.19 White Slucers _ Has easy pour spout and durable aluminum handle. Two tone body with matching screw top. DISCOUNT PRICE Large 10 oz. "man size" white colfee cups with comfortable msy grip handle. Highly glazed finish. dles and sell sealing Ud. Size: 18 x 1 G•l. Picnic Jug All Metal Hose Hanger 47c Scio White Cups 3 for 25c SCIO A $1.91 Value DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT PRICI A family size portable picnic pan13 X 12", 100% nylon flagged and tipped, Best for all latex and oil base paints, varnishes, enamel& and Jacquers. Set contains one 4 inch wan bru,sh for Inside and out plus a 1\2 inch trim brush. t'. DISCOUNT PRICE try, complete with molded aide ha .. 2 Pc. Paint Brush Set $1.66 ALL 'DAY THURSDAY 66c 30 Qu•rt lee Chest_ 77c Rq. $3.69 Value DISCOUNT PRICI ALSO OPEN DISCOUNT PRICI A $1.19 Voluo 1 1 99c 80 Count. White. first quality di.. ner size plates. $2,99 Rq. $4.91 Valvo 1 DISCOUNT PRICI Met1l Utility T1ble _ $2.99 Roo. 2 for 25< DISCOUNT PRICE 9" Picnic Pl1tes A $5:95 Adult CustoiMt'lln Oui ltort Thurs. A $1.91 Voluo Rq. 98c Voluo I • Free To the First 144 The perfect kitchen wort eenter! With Ita built ia electric outlet and cord it is ideal tor mlxera, toasters and other small appllances. Compact shell design for maximum storage. AU steel with baked enamel finish and ..sy rolling casters. Size 20xl5x30 Inch... Just In lime for Spring Cleaning. Good quality sponge, metal top and bullt In squeezer. Smooth wood handle. I ips Sisters Style Shop $1.00 DUST PAN Round metal stool with brass finIsh legs an~ ,plaalic tipa to protect floors. White metal tops with assorted color eenters. Perfect for use ~nywhere - home, office, shop garage, etc. Height: 15\2" - Dla. Top: 11". Sponge Mop 1 New White Hats for Summer DISCOUNT PRICE Utility Stool YaHata, I DiSCOUNT PRICE ALUMINUM I 1 RS.--FRI.~-SA T. 3 DAYS ONLY! TH 1 lOtyo Off I Mrs. U.uil Karwhnlk, Mrs. program. Othera altendln8 ~b;; Karl wu... Mrs. Martin Berls- Mrs. Harry La~. Mn. Jo , , · Association Will ford, Mrs. Ralph sayre, Mn. Fry, Mrs. wullam Powell, Sr., L'\1'1 Henry H Buck Jr., Mrll, MC11. Edna Burrill, Mrs. Harold Dinner on May 13 1:1" 1:1 u Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Batey, Johnson, Mrs. Otto Grunm, , , ' ., , , , , ' • PT. PLEASANT - The Mas· • · lolrs. PWI Batey, Mrs. .Paul B. . Mrs. Grant Roush, Mrs. WD- . .. > '' • "' County. Aosoclatlcin for ReTOWN COUNCIL Ralph E. Sim.,Ster .of Chester, Powell, Mrs. Roberl Layne, Mrs. Liam Russell sod Mrs. Martin larded Ch1ldren will serve a The New Haven Town Coun- Obto spoke 10 the grp~,ti! the Harry Layne, Mrs. James P. Ohlinger. •.. ·- f;.·., .•• _ • .. ., ·• ~nn;r open.!"..~.~·~'!" a~ the 1ell mel 'on Thuroday e\oeitll\g In I Fi!'Sl' Ladlos of U.O ·.Nitllim or Gilbert, Mrs. C. M. Adams, Jr., I ROTARY CLUB · 1 I • • • ua:.nunll.L n w.,. ........ l.ac'Nill . . . ll ""'""""'.. "" ""'';,;;:.. : : : • ..I LL ........ ~............. ....:. ..... · - 1.~-·-----_,Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Oa- The Rotary Club met OD • i'Y"lNSTRUCTION that nc!ither party shall recover I!he evening of May 13 begin- 1~:.~....Reict;:.rt''~re;icii'ng. Othe;s u;~- ivbjt;;,ji;..;; ~iiii'sho~:' vid R Simonton, Mrs. I.Alulse ' 'lllur':"BY •v•mng for their reguFOft NEW HOME •n.YihiiJl! jr?m the other was nlng at 5 p.m. • lin tteod e~ llflda Ridg- ed dolls dtossed 1• •n•authenttc l Toler, Mrs. Jo!:n l'o.-1• >•rs. ltar dinner meeting. A re~W."I"JN UUC' Mumiuy tt:Yeriliai Aii UJut:~Ws iwm Ui.C i!:;;uo;•l a . anc~ w '"" ~ ............ _ ..... - ... _, ......;:'1.\~'f:·: Iwnuam Powell, Sr., Mrs. wu- !business meeting followed. In spite of price raises, we hive plenty for you at. .m the c1V1 . 'I act'JOD of Low en B. wiiJ ber used for the Assocla- way ' .t1,tt.:UI"Ue.lmbleu.n I v . <J, ..... r........ , ........ ~..t'"" ,. ........1 • .j.aGj.i. - Paul · liam Crow. attending were Herman LB!'De,l our regular low prices. , ·· Hal'!!hbarger vs. sammy Mayes. lion's camp for retarded chit- Jr.;k Donald E ilmen ~nd Don- Mem~ and gt)f!SIIl£11\l"nd- LUTHERAN CIRCLES MEET LIOJ'II Rou,h, Richaro · ;rd The verdict was the same as dren to be held again this year. Rl . ard, chief. lng were Mrs. Ray Pickens, 11te Esther and Rebecca thur Thabet, Edwin Don-I eDoors eWinilows . •P•nellrig returned by pet1t jorors last Anyone wishing to eontrlbute aid Ohllng • ~Uberl and Mr. Jr., ·Mary Ann~. Mrs. ,des met for their regular F. Roush, Clyde term ol c~rcull court bul the food is asked to notify Mrs. El-l Mr. Ja~ J peared be- Lloyd Holfltian, Mrs. Ray Pick- monthly meetings at the Par· Floyd Carmack, Karl • Ceiling Tile • Plenty on mdict WOJl Laterset aside when Ieanor Elliott or Mrs. William ,l::ryu!u ' c~·· u:'pdiseuSs the ena, Sr., Ml'!l. l'ete Burris, isb House. The topic uoed was Capehart, Nelson II was disclooed that the defend- wngstalf. conditiOn"':~ streets , on Hav- Mrs. Grace Roush, Miss Rebec- "Letters I Write." Members of Dings and Robert Gilmore. F<>r All Your Ncilldl - .Lo . w PriCH 0 ani and one ol the 12 Jurors U lnf mBurris, Mrs. Donald Bum- each circle brought Items lor -.conversed during a recess of =::;.:::p=~ the %ad gardner, Mrs. Freda Hart, Miss the Retarded Children's Camp. . ....,...,...,...,_....,...,...,.,, the trmL . . the ...... and woold Cheryl Bumgardner, Miss Vic- The Esther Circle met Tues- I" THIS WEEK'S SPECIALI The c1vtl act1on slemmed was on ted th weather kl Bumgardner, Mrs. Wllliam day evening with Mrs. Melvin I 3 PIECE from an auto accident occurring be compte w en e also C. Gibbs, Mrs. William Kelly, Knapp as hosress. The le~o;on on Slate Route 2 in October Of f. fiDIDI perllll\l"d. There . wasthe Marilyn Gibbs, M111. Bill was presented by Mrs. Jack Tht Vtry Bill 1964 and the plaintiff was seekco~pl~mt eonce=~ 11 Howard, Mrs. Qelva Farley, Roush and Mrs. Gary Roush. In Uotd Car. Anywhere lng 138.244 m damages and lhe do.s 10 ~w~ wish :"'ln!orm Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, Miss Kay Others attending were Mrs. NO REASONABLE defendant had a cross action 0 Mr. Obi g f the d ordi- B. Schaekel, Mrs. James N. Jack Welch, Mrs. Herman OFFER REFUSED IN• Flttinp) seoklng $250 for car damage. the ciHze,. 0. og Roqsh, Miss Linda Roush, Mrs. ILayne, Mrs. David Rouoh, Mrs. "'·'I Plaintiff was represented by PT. PLEASANT - Funeral nance and It Will be strldly en- Harry L. Miller, Miss Leah Ann ILloyd Roush, and Mrs. Dean SEE Phone 773-5554 Collect-And FrM....,. very 1Ja.ily Sentmel, .Pomeroy-m.lddlepoL't, 0., .May 11, 1960--9 · ':""lice 1 SALE! SPRING COATS " 11 j 1 -- - MccauIey p·mpmnte . d v·ItaJ weak-ness Ill• The Repuhi•IC 1 . 'I '' uj:\On the netks of Fllrm Belt wheat acreage next year. ThiS! li\arily, and the President sec- I m securmg elecUon, to frater·l DP.mocratic members of Con· is justified b)' the Administra· i ondarily, will have to do a good I nal or other organiUitiODB,. or gress in this congressional elec· ! tion - and with some validity, ideal of sweating all over the I to the gratification of personal I tion year. · it would appear to this outside ; farm lot before congressional prid~ or. of revenge for real Or I .. The farm vote has always oun. expert - by heayy in-ielertion day in November. fanc.ted ansults. ~n crusty and jumpy, but or- I ·-··-~- - ~ · -~----~--In Kipling's 11Country of the I ~lnBI"iiJ the reason• lor Its , 8-Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. May II, !966 Blind" the one-eyed man who 1 re9tiven~ss are pJaln pocket-· was the natural leader was book reasons. Farm income is brought to conform with the otl1down: ergo, !arm tempers are ' I er inhabitants, by being hlntjell up. That is the old pattern. blinded. But there must . be ' : some other way. This time, however, the usu- i at exJ>tanations are enttrety in- , 88equate. For total farm in-· He wbo ascends tl mountala. . . me _is high and not low . 1 ~ co BY HIERONYMOUS Anglo- Saxon race in a thoustops, shall Hod 1965' at was 20 perc~nt hlghe_1 Over a hundred years ago the and years of struggle against 'lbe loftiest peaks most wrap~an in 1960• and this .y~ar 11 gn•at English historian, Thorn- usurpers of power; all the blood ped. Ia cloud and snow. :~I reach a~ve _$1 5 billiOn - as BHbington McCauley, point- 1shed in defense of the right of He who surpasses or subdues hlghes~ . m history· except ed out whal he considered a fa- 1a government of laws and not 1 mankind for the wild prostwar boom tal weakness in the American)or men ; all tbe effort of those 1 Must look down 00 tbe bate of years of l947 and 1948, when tvpe of government. :who gave us the Bill-of-Rights ! tbose below. the richer_ far~ers went to lhP · · . . . IcEm tx! set. aside by three mem~ i Tbougb blgb above &he sun of bll~ in limousines. . I~ was that despite. Ute hm~- , bers of a local school board. J glory glow 11ie trouble, therefore, JS not tilhons ptaced on htgher off11 And far beneath &be earth aad , explainable jn purely rational cials b)' the Constitution, and j If the schools of America are ocean spread; terml!l. If it is not a revolt , the provision of election of of· I to justify their being, after War, Round him are Icy rocks, and Without a cause, it is close to Ificials by the people, even of 1 lhe largest single cause of publoudly blow 1 ~t. So tar as can be made provision for recall or impeacb- i lie expense, then the citizens of CootelldbJi tempests oa hll l out by Secretary of Agriculture ' ment of executive and judicial Ithis country must insist tlrat . oaktd head. OrviJie Freeman, the farmers office hold~rs, ~uch of the a~ from jjhead-start'' kindergarten 1 ADd tbus reward tbe toll11, are upset more by specters tual admm1strabon of publlc i to graduate school, the schools wbicb to those swnmlts led. than by any matter of dollars affairs still is entirely depend- must be devoted only to Ule pur~ , lMd Byron and cents. enl on the integrily of men pose o! educating our youth. , - - - --- -·~ For the true devil here is a . who hold lesser positions of pub· !They are not to be used as bat- i . yattata, complex devil indeed. He is a lie power. j' tlefields for opposing factions, · yattata ... have you devll made not by bad times, There are men, he said who, i arenas for personal vendettas, but rattler by extraordinarily once they are elected, are free or for sounding boards of lhe heard? You'Ll find good times. The farmer is real- ' from any necessity of acting in 1 prejudices and ideologies of orBEAUTY SALONS fast in Jy angry, though rarely has he i accordance with the wishes of ganizations and minorities, · the YELLOW PAGES. had it so good, Because infla- 'Ithe people, or of keeping the Where your fingers do tion has become an all · nation- ! promises by which th"!y secured Teacher~ ~ust b~ .chosen _on the walking at threat.: and it has thus be- : the votes necessary for their Ithe sole basis of abihty to ~~come necessary to ask people :election. 1 struct and_ ~~ from that o~ th~lf to buy less of the mere expen- , This danger is increased great- parly aff~Iatlon, . orgamzat1~n Jive things of all wrts ly by the fact that in our coun- ~emM-rsh!~S, ~h01ce of _relig· j i:!]uding less of the premium- try all men are declared legal· ~ 0~ denommahon_. or thell' uppriced products of American ag- Jy equal. That we have no offi- l 1~ 10 ns .0~ our roreJgn or domes- i ricullure. rial ''upper or ruling class" Ibe pohcJes. . Comments by Secretary Free- ' from which to draw men who I Students mu~t. be conSidered man and President .Johnson a- are bouDd by traditional con- ~s the future CJt!zem ~! the nabout t.ht- obvious wisdom of re- :cepiS or honor ami duty, adds 1tJOn a.~d not as the s h o c k during prices to consumers as to the problem. ; tr_oo~s of ~ war between conindispensable to the anti-infla· The result is thr.t in far too i fllctmg opl?Ions hel_d b~, the old· tion fight have been oversimpli- many ('or,ses positious of pcwer fer gener~llon. TheJ~ ~1ght to I fied b~· the farmers to mean that are held, in state and local gov- form their own opmmns must i some assault Is being made up. :ernments, by those whose mo- j not. be hampered ~- attempts 1 on farm profits. To say that tives arP. not tho<~e of service to to mtroduce tbe opm10ns of , Fr~eman is against rarm prns· the public but of furthering the Ithose _who, surely, can not be perit,v is like saying that Walt· . desires of prejudiced minorities, Itoo pndi'ful_ of the results of 1 f'f Reuther is against organied or private organizations. Or ev- their handlmg or world events lllbot, But there it is. 1>"!11 worse, from the desire of i The farmers themselves es- pP.rronal ag~andizement by the : press the thing in oddly queru- '1puUing down" of intellectual ' lous terms. They are somehow ~moerktrs. being "left oUt of it.'' They are "file ~entlment whlcb "';:~~' ; "Being made whipping boys. " ed a citizen of Aaelent G: And so otl. ' '·' l"ore lor ttl~ banishment of So the problem for the Ad· Arlstidcs beeause "be was tirmi,nislration has become not (•1 ol bearing of ''Aristldes one of factual rebuttal to f'act· tbt just' " is still prestnt to· ual complaint. It is one oi at- day. tempting to reassure a palient . Nowhere in our government ' wit#~ whom nothing much is , is this weaknes!l demonstrated I' wrong but who nevertheless per- more completely than in the op· .s~st'i in t_llf! notion that ~ is erations of some local school- ] ~ wk and 1!1-used. boards. All Ute great gairls of Court St., Pomeroy Jt i~ a sticky thing. indeed, 1personal liberty made by in· : J. ......• ' Nor ~ . '' ' 2% BUSHa CAPACITY HEAVY PLAmC LAUNDRY BASKETS 3 POSITION afiOMI GIIU. 1'AN IIEED PATI'ERN - .00 HEW! I NO IOI.TS 10 ASSIMIII II!"PLT ~ERT. IN'IO IRACKn E.lch 1Fl. Qt. C1n IIG CHARCOAL LIGHTER fLUID Baked Enamel Qt. CANISTER . 83~1T :ORA11 ., �. . '-· · - · '} · ·-:~- -- -... ~--· -'·· . · ' ..,.., II· the peal balf-ceatury, · .'.ini'tol Comm. e.nt, Event$ :.~::r~=~= .~-'~a r dislortloD ;or blatory, prac:tio>ll i.',,.,. · · :· : · By William S. whlte · " .n_-.:~J-t' .. . QASIII!<GTON - '!be Jolm- but It must all the same be met, creases In our wheat oxporllJ. IJ!ia lldmialstratlon · b trying 1to the extent that a mainly psy- 1 Still, this will no1 do much ~emi.y 10 ciamp u;.ai • auuW, , QJv:v~i.:~ UiN~! ;;;=.; ~:: ~~! !: ~~~ ~l:ut th.,. hPart!il of the llel!aclng !Ire .ol discontent that by responsible means. One st.p, :cattle and hng raisers, the n:eeps ICI'OOS !he prolrie Ianda. just taken, is to allow a 14 per- j dairymen, and the rest. It is I 1 I ~~nly. its hot breath blows cent inci·ea~ in ed In many clasoo~ It Is not enough lbat mea who hold offices be "loyal." Both Benedict Aniold and Judas 1!Ieariot were "loyal" to their personal beliefs. The loyally must he to the majority wish of' the subsldized ~quite p!~!!'! th~t F"rP.f:'num pri· ~ublic, ~t to tbo~ instrumental DEPT..· ·s,TORE'S ' · I I; ·,l Rog, fie Value . Silicone Se•l Mender _ 44c OIAISE LOUNGE Flexible and waterproOf. Repairs metal, glass, wood and many plastic products. Mends fabrics. Ieath· er and rubber. Use Indoors or outdoors. Reg. 9Bc Value. Strong lightweight alumtnum frame, adjustable to five positions. A $9.95 Vaiuo - - - $s·•• A $1.91 Volut FOLDING ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR Open Friday Nite 9:00 Til VALUE--- All Motaf 'J ,.,.. 88c Rq. 69c Voluo Sanitary, fro.rted wWte food con· talners with tight fittlag covers. Stack• easily, perfect lor freezing and storing preserves, jellies, fruits vegetables, etc. PDiy Freezer Cont1iners 44c Standard size braaa nozzle, highly polished and very sturdy. Length: 3lf! inches. Rq. 16 fo• $1.60 DISCOUNT PRICE 2G" x 72" DISCOUNT PRICE Pt. Size 16 for 99c or 4-25c Chaise and Beach Pad $1.00 Rq. 10 ''" $1.00 DISCOUNT PRICE . For · all standard chaises, beach, boating, station wagoru, camping ?C. ""yard. Permanently reslliant, washable and water resistant. Foam rubber with beautiful floral cover. Qt. Size ~ QT. DISCOUNT PRICE Dual purpose lee bucket In a cleverly sculptured traditioaal round design. A real ice cube saver that wiU retain cold even when self sealIng lid is off. Also serves as a hot or cold food container. Reg, 49c. 18 Inch Poly Pl1nter Box 88c One ol the most attractive planters we have evtr offered on a !ille. Handsome marbellzed finish in assorted colors. Length Overall: 18", 2 Gal. 10 for 99c or 10c •• Styro-Fo1m Ice Bucket • 24c Rog, $1.49 Valvo DISCOUNT PRICE A 11.91 Voluo DISCOUNT PRICE Huge polyothylene can with easy grip moldod handle and removable nozzle. A $1.98 Value. %" ". ~ ydo. DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT PRICE Swimming Pool _ For use ;w.ith all tralllll!tor radloo using 9 tl!lt batter!... Less than \2 price. , ' A Uc Volvo , All metal paint pan 7)':·roner. OF CASUALS! ' Get set for a spicy summer in casuals, skimming in straight from Italy! Scooped-out sides and toe, front-laced look in cal! uppen of Coffee!Chocolate, Chocolate! Bone. Double cut-out side the style set on whee- heel in Coffee Cream with Chocolate. Burlap trimmed look in Mahogany Brown Lea· ther with natural bur· AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN AND GLAMOUR Jacqueline'. &N.Nit JlARIS fASHION• lap trim. l99 7·99 to Sot of 3 con~plete $3.88 Three pure bristle brushes, one ..,h 1, 2, and 3 inch sizes, These are quality brush.. worth much more than our low discount price, SAVEl' A 1~. 00 Value. . -· ....._-.-·----·--·-·· ~- -··--· ,T' ' -"'' •. ·-· .... . .... ~···- ·~- ...... r - .... . ... . -~ . . .... ~~ - · .. - · -· ~- UA. VL'.N N A $9.95 Voluo DISCOUNT PRICE Lllather Fielders Glove $4.88 Top gra!n supreme eteerhlde with sure hold pocket. Custom lilullt ~o­ fessional model. Full alze. Be sllre to get out' baseball special with part of what you save on thlaJieve. A110rtod DISCOUNT PiiCI Tablew1re _ 12for$1.00 Stock up today! Your cholce. of tablespoons; teaspoons,.. fqrlor or din· ner knives. Bright stolrl-proof fin· ish with dainty star pattern. 15c lA) . 39c Values. 5 Ql, Poly DISCOUNT PRICE P•lnt & Utility P1il _ .lBc uses DISCOUNT PRICE Permanent Flowers 77c dDz. YOUR CHOICE Take your cholee of large roses, hyacinth, gl,adlola or azelea vlneo. Long lasting, washable Vinyl. Reg. $1 .20 do~ A 39e Valuo DISCOUNT PRICE Poly Cemetery V11e _ 22c DISCOUNT PRICE 28c DISCOUNT PRICE Service • HeJd ::; F M G• 0 Wednesday A 11Jf Vlliuo FRAMI.NG LUM:BE .· . ·. It 1 r.i•c• Pickens Women's Club Will Install Offleen PT. PLEASANT - Tbe stallation of officers lor will blghllgbt the the Pl. Plnasant Woman's Friday, May 13 at 7:45 p. m. the Episcopal Pariah Ball, Mrs. J. 8anlord llhoades, peal pnsldent, will be lbe lnalalllnc officer. 1'be prngram Ia under the dlrecUon of the Gardellll Department and .feature a tall: by Mrs. C. G. Bauerle till 11 Tbe Flowers tl Hawall." Mrs. Keltaelh Byrne and Mrs. C. R. Schunaan are the cochairmen of the Gardena partment_ Department ben are Mrs. Carl Adler, Mrs. C. G. Baullrle, Mrs. 1J. N, nors, Mrs. D. L. CottrDI, Mrs. Gall Faires, Mrs. '1\lm JlalU. day, Mrs. J. G. F. Joboaou, Mrs. E. Bartow JIIJIIIII, Mrs. Millon Miller, Mn. J. o. ~~ore­ land, Mrs. ~ !(ewell, Mrs. Harold ~ and Mrs, 1 ~._. ' ... ---·--··~·--·--·-·-·-·-"·-·-···,··--~-···•cr• . f • • ' make sure my shoes fit ••• ....., ... ,.• • ·' ;iiW• , THt r:)H '!,. ' "' F ;; .'a lilt.'"' ·' 1 . ,' ' '" ''': / ~Y.-.. -i--+;....J;.- tt't:...~·~~.,.,,;,..,,...~!'1:"i;;~;.<,r...:..~-·-~ ·"!"""t:'·-·· - -··-··•' ·, ,~; '- ,~Vr: · . ....,, .. .., ·,+ .. ( '· ' SAFE METAL GAS CAN Reg. $1.59 c ASSORTED SIZES DISCOUNT PRICED 97c ·. . ',• ' .;. Carl Size AtKASELTZER DISCOUNT PRICE $1.09 to $1.89 VALUES SHAMPOO ,. Your Choice SPORT SHIRTS Aaat. Colors and Designs .00 E~eh . JUMBO SIZE Compar. .t $1.59 wm it's so important/ _ . • · · ·· _. . DESIGNS ZORI SANDALS w. $1.00 , . .77 .94 PT. . s .ITALIAN SANDALS ·· ANNooNcJ: um ·. W.VA. MASON LADIES' SWIM SUITS ' 2 Ply 10 Yr. GUirtntH lot- SUI Value DISCOUNT PRICI ~"""....,._....,_; (0. ·H0usEPA IH' s Please ... Open·9 ,t6,8:fridov-9'te •·sotutday HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS ORDINAl~ LargeI>" diameter, 100% viayl plastic, unaffected by beat or cold. Solid braos, leakproof coupUags. Excellent quallly. Don~ conluae with small %" diameter Ulually offered on sales. Full Pound Moth i•iis • 24c r----"""':~--~;..;..--.,... MOROPOLITAN MOTORS $7"9 '50 BATHROOM OUTFIT OUTLASTS c... Wlllio!IIL DISCOUNT PRICI ., Rambler Trade-Ins LUCITE Hardwooc block with quality lambs wool appllcator. Easily removable. Smooth wood handle. 1~ Box 1 h- 0 DISCOUNT PRICI W1x Appliutor _ ca·rIoad''·.Sa'.;te··1' Thom-1 Attorneys CedciideDfendaan ·~ Roi>fG'"rtrvlce for AGnthony LCecilod :~edbe ~~u~F toba~~ ~~ Miller, Miss Gall Miller, Mrs. ' Soholt. ert Sm1th an e nt s counmm, 67, o1 rtmma a - · fin-• Pro Chester Weaver Mrs. Howard The Rebecca Circle met on sei was William H. Rardin and ling, Mason County, was held and the •w:;ers "'-Iss! pe~ Burris Ml'!! H~rold Bumgarn- Wednesday afternoon wltb Mrs Ray G. Musgrave at 2 p.m. Wednesday lD the ty owners ave perm 00 on er, Mi~ .Te~n Bumgarner, Mrs. Nelson Roush as hostess. Mrs: Jurors hearing the testimony ,Qma Chapel EUB Church with catch and tie anydslra~dngs Mel Clark, Mrs. L. C. Roush, J. V. McGrew presented :~·~':fVI:POTMFE~R~O=Y,~O~. were Charles Stephenson, Madi- 1the Rev. Tom Farren offlcia~ their propertr an to en con- I ·- -----_ _ _..__ . son Bowie!~, Frank Hendrick· ing. Burial followed in tne Hav· tact Mr. Ohlinger or the dog OPEN son, Louise Powell, Everett en of Rest Memorial Gardens catcher· . . . Keefer, Nellie Kinnaird, Mrs. at Hometown. I ~e council voted to lnstall a J . 8. Black, Adams Krebs, Mr. Grimm died une~-:pected· six tnch water line from the Geor'ge Collrill. Joyce U!e Car- ly Sunday afternoon at pump ~ouse to the_ elementary son, Ancil Tucker and R. V. . Hospital after suffering a school m order to give adequate Gibbs, Sr. The petit jurors attack while riding in a ftre protection. have been excused until May 23 with friends He was a John Morgan appeared before at 9:30 a.m. chant, far~er, and the council and requested helt> ll and ..s a membor of the in getting the pool ready lor tho c Chapel Church. season. The Council agreed Survivors include his m IbiS matter. . Madge Jividen Grimm· Nrw Haven Jumor l<>dge : sons, George A. of ' will be host to the State Convenand Richard Lee of tion on May 14th. Mayor RelcbLanding: four sisters, Mrs. ert has. been asked to give !he nie Douglass of Grimms ~elcommg _address. The Couning Mrs Isabell Wright ot Hen- ell and Pohce Department will de;son, Mrs. wrena help with the traffic asi~tion Land, Pliny and Mrs. Treacla th<& dste. RoberllJ Point Pleasant· two They voted to bave the Boy brother;, Mason Grimm of Hen- and Explorer Scoots' balld· derson and Gilman Grimm nf mg roofed. Galllpolis Ferry· and ten grand- Presented to the Council was . children. ' the following tickeis: The Peo• covers w~. br1ck, stuceo, ple's Ticket presented by N. D. MANUFA_CTURERS SPECIAL OFFERING masonry, cender block Greer, chairman; Mayor • no primer neaded for re- Point Man Gotten Mark Ward· Recorder HUds painting ' ' • flows on ootily with brush In Cleveland, Ohio Council members FAMOUS RESORT FASHIONS THAT SHOW THE or roller PT. PLEASANT Cecil Sayre, WORLD THE STUFF THAT YOU ARE MADE OF. • dries fast to form a weatn- County Sheriff George Johnson Clark, Donald 0. Roush ertil!ht protective shield and Depoty Robert Uhl were in and James Circle. Citizens Tick• resists chipping. cracking. Cleveland, Tuesdsy to pick up et presented by Paul A. RickI& 2 peeling ond blistering Kelly Graves, 24, Pl. Pleasant, ard, chairman; Mayor, Mark Styes • outlasts oil base paint •• , who was apprehended tn the Ward; Recorder, Hilda Ridgtests prove 1t! Ohio city and returned Graves way; Council members, Lewis • lor exle~ior trim - use to Mason County where is Is Capebart, Richard Gt11U1iead, ~~~e Tnm & Shutter En- wanted for eleven coonta of Robert Sayre, Eugene Hester, leged forgery. The oflleers and Vernon Smith. turned with their prisoner The election will be held on VeluM Tuesday evening. June 7th at The City The Sheriffs department BuiLd~. The ~uncil wlsbes To$10.95 · lnvesiJiated a on11 car to remmd the cittzent of their Involving 8 car driven by ctvic responsibility to vote far elyn R. Hall Ravetswilod the candidate of their choice. Ladies & Childrens LADIES' ALL LEATHER told officers' sbe swerved Mr. Workman from the CivU CREPE SOLE . ca. while traveling on Rt. 33 Department will be at WHITE- TAN AND BEIGE avoid hitting 1 boy ndlng a nexl regular council meetcycle, lost control of the on May !9th and ail welcome to attend to • nd 0ver turn ed . Sb. Mr W kman The ill ~ of pains in the back be dlsc~sintputtioi the y w Comp1re at 81de. The mishap occurred department ol the town on clvASST. COLORS 3:30 p. m. service. $3.99 Pleaunt VaDey Hospital GARDEN CLUB Admitted - Mrs. Alvan The Nebacltma Garden Club tox, Pt. Pleasant; JBDIQI ~~;l,h~;e:~ld:rthelr annutil li!other-DauLetart; John Gl..son, u Banquet on Monday eveMrs. Holly Mayes, Crown Ding at the llartlord Metbodlsl lliSCIIAIIGED Walter Church. The welcoming address Har~<ware ferson, Mrlson; Sarah was given by the president, 773-5583 MuCin, Va. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James N. Rousb. The in6 Open Eve711 Doy, Ail Day Johnson, Mason; Robert vocation Wlls liven by Mrs. to 7:00 tit 5:80 EST. loch, Pt. Pleasant; Jam.. Martin Berisford I SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER Sat. Night Til B EST. 2 GAUON wards, Pt. Pleasant. Following the dinner Mr 1116 DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE $1.77 3PL~ ~:~g~::~~~~CID a,., 14,91 Valuo DISCOUNT PRICE $3.33 r· ~JI Triple ply quilted front with lull · length 27 Inch zipper. Quality pluti~ that can easily be cleaned with . a damp cloth. Ideal for storing ~ankets, sweaters, Bkirt&, etc. ,' I' ...- ..... · · - Machine wound, rubber covered compound core baseball with tan· ned leather cover. W' x 50 Ft. G1rden Hose ' t .............. ~.... r .r• ·- ·- OHicial Lllegue Baseba1177c BOTH FOR '99c All metal drop leaf folding !able with grey top ond bronze finish lep. Handy carrying handle. Ideal for use indoors or out. f8.95 Value. :::t:.Y:.:~r t1~~g~=~:.~~ ' DISCOUNT PRICE With Mothballs. Full 54 Inch bag of tough. clear plastic; Sturdy dou· ble hook hanger and long SO inch zipper permlta capacity of 14 garments. Metal Folding T•ble • $6.66 · 'i!{n :h v~1U. DiscouNT PRICI Twin ll•nket B•g• 2 for 99e Rq. $1.00 Voluo Look at tWs value! Buy one of these huge, oval split bamboo ty)ie baaketa with sturdy reinforced bandies during our apeclal discount sale aad we will give you another FREEl A $1.98 Value. 24d0 obtainable. A 39e Value. . Nobody Gets· Anything in Civil Action Jumbo GariJ1ent Bag _ 99c Giant can of blended lilac and roses talc. This popular item is so well known we won't attempt to tell you more. A 49c Value. 3 Pc. P1int Brush Set _ 94c Matching wWte saueers with sparkling glazed finish. Extremely attractive both In appearance and price. Reg. 2 lor 25c. A $1.91 Value T1lcum Powder DISCOUNT PRICI 3 for 25c luv 1 Get One Free Dlsceunt Prlc:e Lorgo 16 or. with DISCOUNT PRICE Polyethylene vase, 6¥.t" x 4" with a 4 Inch spike _for securing to ground. Bright green finish with ernboosed top edge. DISCOUNT PRICI 7 ln. P1int Roller Set _ 64c Bright. highly pollshed aluminum pitcher with securely lutened · bakelite black handle and alum!· aum ice lip. Attractive ribbed design around base. Capacity: 2\2 qt. Finest heavy gauge material, double ring construction. Trouble free, · non-corrosive valve for easy inflatIng. Printed bottom. Large enou~h for several children. Size 70 x 12 Inches. Reg. $5.95 Value. Bamboo Laundry Basket 9 Volt Tr1n1ister Battery 18c 78c Asooned lnflotlblo DISCOUNT PRICI Aluminum Pitcher _ R11. $1.49 Valvo DISCOUNT PRICE Giant pack o!IOO nine ounce paper cold drink cups. Attractive blue floral design. Save with tWs large economy roll ' 'of quality masking tape. Ideal for painting, sealing, labeling, etc. :~;.," • 60 yd. roll. (2160 inches). 9Bc val DISCOUNT PRICI Beautiful lithographed top, stain and mar resistant. Sturdy %" brass folding Iega, no assembly necessary. Diameter: 19':, Heigbt: 19". $1.00 100 pk. Cold Drink Cups88c Mystlk Masking Tape _ 58c Voluo Highly versatill! size paD with accurate measuring marks. Reinforced bottom and rim. Colorfut. Size 8¥• X 7 inches. Ideal for marly such as painting, car washing, mopping, etc. Reg. 38c Value. Met•l P1tio T•ble _ DISCOUNT PRICI Poly Sprinkling C1n • $1.00 A 39< Value • DISCOUNT PRICI Strong all metal hanger with 6 in, base. Green enamel finish . Hole• Cor mounting to side of house or on post. Reg. $1.00 Value., Brass Hose Nozzle _ A $1.19 White Slucers _ Has easy pour spout and durable aluminum handle. Two tone body with matching screw top. DISCOUNT PRICE Large 10 oz. "man size" white colfee cups with comfortable msy grip handle. Highly glazed finish. dles and sell sealing Ud. Size: 18 x 1 G•l. Picnic Jug All Metal Hose Hanger 47c Scio White Cups 3 for 25c SCIO A $1.91 Value DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT PRICI A family size portable picnic pan13 X 12", 100% nylon flagged and tipped, Best for all latex and oil base paints, varnishes, enamel& and Jacquers. Set contains one 4 inch wan bru,sh for Inside and out plus a 1\2 inch trim brush. t'. DISCOUNT PRICE try, complete with molded aide ha .. 2 Pc. Paint Brush Set $1.66 ALL 'DAY THURSDAY 66c 30 Qu•rt lee Chest_ 77c Rq. $3.69 Value DISCOUNT PRICI ALSO OPEN DISCOUNT PRICI A $1.19 Voluo 1 1 99c 80 Count. White. first quality di.. ner size plates. $2,99 Rq. $4.91 Valvo 1 DISCOUNT PRICI Met1l Utility T1ble _ $2.99 Roo. 2 for 25< DISCOUNT PRICE 9" Picnic Pl1tes A $5:95 Adult CustoiMt'lln Oui ltort Thurs. A $1.91 Voluo Rq. 98c Voluo I • Free To the First 144 The perfect kitchen wort eenter! With Ita built ia electric outlet and cord it is ideal tor mlxera, toasters and other small appllances. Compact shell design for maximum storage. AU steel with baked enamel finish and ..sy rolling casters. Size 20xl5x30 Inch... Just In lime for Spring Cleaning. Good quality sponge, metal top and bullt In squeezer. Smooth wood handle. I ips Sisters Style Shop $1.00 DUST PAN Round metal stool with brass finIsh legs an~ ,plaalic tipa to protect floors. White metal tops with assorted color eenters. Perfect for use ~nywhere - home, office, shop garage, etc. Height: 15\2" - Dla. Top: 11". Sponge Mop 1 New White Hats for Summer DISCOUNT PRICE Utility Stool YaHata, I DiSCOUNT PRICE ALUMINUM I 1 RS.--FRI.~-SA T. 3 DAYS ONLY! TH 1 lOtyo Off I Mrs. U.uil Karwhnlk, Mrs. program. Othera altendln8 ~b;; Karl wu... Mrs. Martin Berls- Mrs. Harry La~. Mn. Jo , , · Association Will ford, Mrs. Ralph sayre, Mn. Fry, Mrs. wullam Powell, Sr., L'\1'1 Henry H Buck Jr., Mrll, MC11. Edna Burrill, Mrs. Harold Dinner on May 13 1:1" 1:1 u Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Batey, Johnson, Mrs. Otto Grunm, , , ' ., , , , , ' • PT. PLEASANT - The Mas· • · lolrs. PWI Batey, Mrs. .Paul B. . Mrs. Grant Roush, Mrs. WD- . .. > '' • "' County. Aosoclatlcin for ReTOWN COUNCIL Ralph E. Sim.,Ster .of Chester, Powell, Mrs. Roberl Layne, Mrs. Liam Russell sod Mrs. Martin larded Ch1ldren will serve a The New Haven Town Coun- Obto spoke 10 the grp~,ti! the Harry Layne, Mrs. James P. Ohlinger. •.. ·- f;.·., .•• _ • .. ., ·• ~nn;r open.!"..~.~·~'!" a~ the 1ell mel 'on Thuroday e\oeitll\g In I Fi!'Sl' Ladlos of U.O ·.Nitllim or Gilbert, Mrs. C. M. Adams, Jr., I ROTARY CLUB · 1 I • • • ua:.nunll.L n w.,. ........ l.ac'Nill . . . ll ""'""""'.. "" ""'';,;;:.. : : : • ..I LL ........ ~............. ....:. ..... · - 1.~-·-----_,Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Oa- The Rotary Club met OD • i'Y"lNSTRUCTION that nc!ither party shall recover I!he evening of May 13 begin- 1~:.~....Reict;:.rt''~re;icii'ng. Othe;s u;~- ivbjt;;,ji;..;; ~iiii'sho~:' vid R Simonton, Mrs. I.Alulse ' 'lllur':"BY •v•mng for their reguFOft NEW HOME •n.YihiiJl! jr?m the other was nlng at 5 p.m. • lin tteod e~ llflda Ridg- ed dolls dtossed 1• •n•authenttc l Toler, Mrs. Jo!:n l'o.-1• >•rs. ltar dinner meeting. A re~W."I"JN UUC' Mumiuy tt:Yeriliai Aii UJut:~Ws iwm Ui.C i!:;;uo;•l a . anc~ w '"" ~ ............ _ ..... - ... _, ......;:'1.\~'f:·: Iwnuam Powell, Sr., Mrs. wu- !business meeting followed. In spite of price raises, we hive plenty for you at. .m the c1V1 . 'I act'JOD of Low en B. wiiJ ber used for the Assocla- way ' .t1,tt.:UI"Ue.lmbleu.n I v . <J, ..... r........ , ........ ~..t'"" ,. ........1 • .j.aGj.i. - Paul · liam Crow. attending were Herman LB!'De,l our regular low prices. , ·· Hal'!!hbarger vs. sammy Mayes. lion's camp for retarded chit- Jr.;k Donald E ilmen ~nd Don- Mem~ and gt)f!SIIl£11\l"nd- LUTHERAN CIRCLES MEET LIOJ'II Rou,h, Richaro · ;rd The verdict was the same as dren to be held again this year. Rl . ard, chief. lng were Mrs. Ray Pickens, 11te Esther and Rebecca thur Thabet, Edwin Don-I eDoors eWinilows . •P•nellrig returned by pet1t jorors last Anyone wishing to eontrlbute aid Ohllng • ~Uberl and Mr. Jr., ·Mary Ann~. Mrs. ,des met for their regular F. Roush, Clyde term ol c~rcull court bul the food is asked to notify Mrs. El-l Mr. Ja~ J peared be- Lloyd Holfltian, Mrs. Ray Pick- monthly meetings at the Par· Floyd Carmack, Karl • Ceiling Tile • Plenty on mdict WOJl Laterset aside when Ieanor Elliott or Mrs. William ,l::ryu!u ' c~·· u:'pdiseuSs the ena, Sr., Ml'!l. l'ete Burris, isb House. The topic uoed was Capehart, Nelson II was disclooed that the defend- wngstalf. conditiOn"':~ streets , on Hav- Mrs. Grace Roush, Miss Rebec- "Letters I Write." Members of Dings and Robert Gilmore. F<>r All Your Ncilldl - .Lo . w PriCH 0 ani and one ol the 12 Jurors U lnf mBurris, Mrs. Donald Bum- each circle brought Items lor -.conversed during a recess of =::;.:::p=~ the %ad gardner, Mrs. Freda Hart, Miss the Retarded Children's Camp. . ....,...,...,...,_....,...,...,.,, the trmL . . the ...... and woold Cheryl Bumgardner, Miss Vic- The Esther Circle met Tues- I" THIS WEEK'S SPECIALI The c1vtl act1on slemmed was on ted th weather kl Bumgardner, Mrs. Wllliam day evening with Mrs. Melvin I 3 PIECE from an auto accident occurring be compte w en e also C. Gibbs, Mrs. William Kelly, Knapp as hosress. The le~o;on on Slate Route 2 in October Of f. fiDIDI perllll\l"d. There . wasthe Marilyn Gibbs, M111. Bill was presented by Mrs. Jack Tht Vtry Bill 1964 and the plaintiff was seekco~pl~mt eonce=~ 11 Howard, Mrs. Qelva Farley, Roush and Mrs. Gary Roush. In Uotd Car. Anywhere lng 138.244 m damages and lhe do.s 10 ~w~ wish :"'ln!orm Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, Miss Kay Others attending were Mrs. NO REASONABLE defendant had a cross action 0 Mr. Obi g f the d ordi- B. Schaekel, Mrs. James N. Jack Welch, Mrs. Herman OFFER REFUSED IN• Flttinp) seoklng $250 for car damage. the ciHze,. 0. og Roqsh, Miss Linda Roush, Mrs. ILayne, Mrs. David Rouoh, Mrs. "'·'I Plaintiff was represented by PT. PLEASANT - Funeral nance and It Will be strldly en- Harry L. Miller, Miss Leah Ann ILloyd Roush, and Mrs. Dean SEE Phone 773-5554 Collect-And FrM....,. very 1Ja.ily Sentmel, .Pomeroy-m.lddlepoL't, 0., .May 11, 1960--9 · ':""lice 1 SALE! SPRING COATS " 11 j 1 -- - MccauIey p·mpmnte . d v·ItaJ weak-ness Ill• The Repuhi•IC 1 . 'I '' uj:\On the netks of Fllrm Belt wheat acreage next year. ThiS! li\arily, and the President sec- I m securmg elecUon, to frater·l DP.mocratic members of Con· is justified b)' the Administra· i ondarily, will have to do a good I nal or other organiUitiODB,. or gress in this congressional elec· ! tion - and with some validity, ideal of sweating all over the I to the gratification of personal I tion year. · it would appear to this outside ; farm lot before congressional prid~ or. of revenge for real Or I .. The farm vote has always oun. expert - by heayy in-ielertion day in November. fanc.ted ansults. ~n crusty and jumpy, but or- I ·-··-~- - ~ · -~----~--In Kipling's 11Country of the I ~lnBI"iiJ the reason• lor Its , 8-Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. May II, !966 Blind" the one-eyed man who 1 re9tiven~ss are pJaln pocket-· was the natural leader was book reasons. Farm income is brought to conform with the otl1down: ergo, !arm tempers are ' I er inhabitants, by being hlntjell up. That is the old pattern. blinded. But there must . be ' : some other way. This time, however, the usu- i at exJ>tanations are enttrety in- , 88equate. For total farm in-· He wbo ascends tl mountala. . . me _is high and not low . 1 ~ co BY HIERONYMOUS Anglo- Saxon race in a thoustops, shall Hod 1965' at was 20 perc~nt hlghe_1 Over a hundred years ago the and years of struggle against 'lbe loftiest peaks most wrap~an in 1960• and this .y~ar 11 gn•at English historian, Thorn- usurpers of power; all the blood ped. Ia cloud and snow. :~I reach a~ve _$1 5 billiOn - as BHbington McCauley, point- 1shed in defense of the right of He who surpasses or subdues hlghes~ . m history· except ed out whal he considered a fa- 1a government of laws and not 1 mankind for the wild prostwar boom tal weakness in the American)or men ; all tbe effort of those 1 Must look down 00 tbe bate of years of l947 and 1948, when tvpe of government. :who gave us the Bill-of-Rights ! tbose below. the richer_ far~ers went to lhP · · . . . IcEm tx! set. aside by three mem~ i Tbougb blgb above &he sun of bll~ in limousines. . I~ was that despite. Ute hm~- , bers of a local school board. J glory glow 11ie trouble, therefore, JS not tilhons ptaced on htgher off11 And far beneath &be earth aad , explainable jn purely rational cials b)' the Constitution, and j If the schools of America are ocean spread; terml!l. If it is not a revolt , the provision of election of of· I to justify their being, after War, Round him are Icy rocks, and Without a cause, it is close to Ificials by the people, even of 1 lhe largest single cause of publoudly blow 1 ~t. So tar as can be made provision for recall or impeacb- i lie expense, then the citizens of CootelldbJi tempests oa hll l out by Secretary of Agriculture ' ment of executive and judicial Ithis country must insist tlrat . oaktd head. OrviJie Freeman, the farmers office hold~rs, ~uch of the a~ from jjhead-start'' kindergarten 1 ADd tbus reward tbe toll11, are upset more by specters tual admm1strabon of publlc i to graduate school, the schools wbicb to those swnmlts led. than by any matter of dollars affairs still is entirely depend- must be devoted only to Ule pur~ , lMd Byron and cents. enl on the integrily of men pose o! educating our youth. , - - - --- -·~ For the true devil here is a . who hold lesser positions of pub· !They are not to be used as bat- i . yattata, complex devil indeed. He is a lie power. j' tlefields for opposing factions, · yattata ... have you devll made not by bad times, There are men, he said who, i arenas for personal vendettas, but rattler by extraordinarily once they are elected, are free or for sounding boards of lhe heard? You'Ll find good times. The farmer is real- ' from any necessity of acting in 1 prejudices and ideologies of orBEAUTY SALONS fast in Jy angry, though rarely has he i accordance with the wishes of ganizations and minorities, · the YELLOW PAGES. had it so good, Because infla- 'Ithe people, or of keeping the Where your fingers do tion has become an all · nation- ! promises by which th"!y secured Teacher~ ~ust b~ .chosen _on the walking at threat.: and it has thus be- : the votes necessary for their Ithe sole basis of abihty to ~~come necessary to ask people :election. 1 struct and_ ~~ from that o~ th~lf to buy less of the mere expen- , This danger is increased great- parly aff~Iatlon, . orgamzat1~n Jive things of all wrts ly by the fact that in our coun- ~emM-rsh!~S, ~h01ce of _relig· j i:!]uding less of the premium- try all men are declared legal· ~ 0~ denommahon_. or thell' uppriced products of American ag- Jy equal. That we have no offi- l 1~ 10 ns .0~ our roreJgn or domes- i ricullure. rial ''upper or ruling class" Ibe pohcJes. . Comments by Secretary Free- ' from which to draw men who I Students mu~t. be conSidered man and President .Johnson a- are bouDd by traditional con- ~s the future CJt!zem ~! the nabout t.ht- obvious wisdom of re- :cepiS or honor ami duty, adds 1tJOn a.~d not as the s h o c k during prices to consumers as to the problem. ; tr_oo~s of ~ war between conindispensable to the anti-infla· The result is thr.t in far too i fllctmg opl?Ions hel_d b~, the old· tion fight have been oversimpli- many ('or,ses positious of pcwer fer gener~llon. TheJ~ ~1ght to I fied b~· the farmers to mean that are held, in state and local gov- form their own opmmns must i some assault Is being made up. :ernments, by those whose mo- j not. be hampered ~- attempts 1 on farm profits. To say that tives arP. not tho<~e of service to to mtroduce tbe opm10ns of , Fr~eman is against rarm prns· the public but of furthering the Ithose _who, surely, can not be perit,v is like saying that Walt· . desires of prejudiced minorities, Itoo pndi'ful_ of the results of 1 f'f Reuther is against organied or private organizations. Or ev- their handlmg or world events lllbot, But there it is. 1>"!11 worse, from the desire of i The farmers themselves es- pP.rronal ag~andizement by the : press the thing in oddly queru- '1puUing down" of intellectual ' lous terms. They are somehow ~moerktrs. being "left oUt of it.'' They are "file ~entlment whlcb "';:~~' ; "Being made whipping boys. " ed a citizen of Aaelent G: And so otl. ' '·' l"ore lor ttl~ banishment of So the problem for the Ad· Arlstidcs beeause "be was tirmi,nislration has become not (•1 ol bearing of ''Aristldes one of factual rebuttal to f'act· tbt just' " is still prestnt to· ual complaint. It is one oi at- day. tempting to reassure a palient . Nowhere in our government ' wit#~ whom nothing much is , is this weaknes!l demonstrated I' wrong but who nevertheless per- more completely than in the op· .s~st'i in t_llf! notion that ~ is erations of some local school- ] ~ wk and 1!1-used. boards. All Ute great gairls of Court St., Pomeroy Jt i~ a sticky thing. indeed, 1personal liberty made by in· : J. ......• ' Nor ~ . '' ' 2% BUSHa CAPACITY HEAVY PLAmC LAUNDRY BASKETS 3 POSITION afiOMI GIIU. 1'AN IIEED PATI'ERN - .00 HEW! I NO IOI.TS 10 ASSIMIII II!"PLT ~ERT. IN'IO IRACKn E.lch 1Fl. Qt. C1n IIG CHARCOAL LIGHTER fLUID Baked Enamel Qt. CANISTER . 83~1T :ORA11 ., �' .';~ ,, . i ' ' ' I' l'lT~. '~ • i\ i1.i; ·' PLAY '' ,, Dorothy Flachor _ 50.00 April Smith _ _ 50.00 ....... . ~" '' .,;.~meroy, (Jhlo Wlll.ord Faudroo _ -·. 5.00 ..._ r-umervy, vn11111 111t ~~:~:::~~~., W .' ';"J': ~ ....-.. USDA CHOICI .. , . :- ·-:· ., laM f' Macaroni ..... 31c 2 ..... _f 2 2 . :: 45c Ivory Snow ...., ........... 87c a.,.. ·-:r: rar Thrifty Ill. 89c Ill. 99C SIRLOIN STEAK TENDERAY 111. 99c Ground Round •••. _ lb•. 89c ,..... _, .... THRIFTY Let Dinner Rolls 11-ct. ..... ... ....·.. 49c -- lkl. Coffee lor . - · $1.67 ,_ Twin Rolls .. _.. _. . . . . . . . . ..... 19c TENDERAY Chlcbn Neodit or Crum of MuMraom .... BOSTON ROLL ROASt IJ. I. CIIOICI 1 Puffs . ~~d~'-~·~ _.-- _. _... 4 ::'; 89c Bold Llundry o.t.rgenf lh. 0 2 ;:.,59c ........ ,,.... c Cooked Perch ••• _......... .. .... 69e Cod Fillets-~~·---·-··-··-· :._ 49c 1 "' K_.Frm l Cottage Cheese ... _••... 2 !.. 49e krogor Biscuits _.••......... _. _12 .:=· $1 PIE FILLING Heinz KETCHUP ki'Oflr All Fltvon Iced MillL ........•. _.. _. 1\ 111.49e Norwich ' • ••••.......... IAVI No Aspmn __ -. .... 33c AIIMrloYOS Hair Spray •........ -··-· :"'99c Mlracl1 Margarine .. .... ...... __ !;. 31c Applesauce ... _... _•••• _ 8 ':..* $1 Paach, Chorry, Lemon CGII8 Roa Croix Pink Morton Crtem !lin are tht way to top 9ft any m..tl. Buy I 1upply for lht wtektnd, Thtre's • fiiVor ,.,...d Zest Morton 33c bart Cake 79c lmptrial U-oz. pkg, SUGAR 10 :; $J-09 BLEACH PIES ;;, 11\Wz........... _ Kandu ht IUit 1¥tf1'0M. .._, _ WITH~ Spotlight Instant VForm COFFEE 11............. 47c Camay 3 ........ 10-oz. 39e Lava 2 .... ..... 39c IOANOTHI PURCIIAII 0, ANY 4 CAlif 011 HIINIIOUP AT RIG. PRICI -.. jar 00 SOCIAL People In Pomeroy CAJ.ENllAR WI!DNI!SDAY MIDDLEPORT Liberory elub will meet at the ho..,e of Mra. Susan Park, ThWednesdkay, May II at 2 p.m. e boo rev1ew, siven by Mrs. Roger Morgan, wm be "The Source," by J8111111 A. Mlehener. The response w1U be a Jewish tradition. WIDTE ROSE · LODE wUI meet Wednesday, May . 1:311 p.m. Hogtesses are Clare•ce McNeil, Mrs. lleftver Nelson and Mn. Mildred Jrtee~MEROY SHEKESPEARE club will meet al the home ~ Ben ~eutzllngll k 1 P-111· or a po uc ~~~=~g. LITERARY Club will meet Wedoes!lsy, 11 at the home of the Ml88 Susan Park. Mc€llnlock Annette Worner JOy Theosa: Linda Yost, Patrie: In Loadon Pam Cleek Nancy Bqelianu' Susan ~Hi She- · will nvlew, Ua Oiiwa~, Kathy Wallon,' Bee- Sunree" by Jame1 A.. MlclleneJr.l ky Nease Diana Welsh Mar- Roll call response WID be tha Yost. Joy Kautz, Twiia Clat- Jewish Tradition. worthy, Becky Houdashelt, Nan- WHITE ROSE LODGE Auxil-1 cy Yos~ Jan Alkire and Donna 1sry will meet Wedneo!lsy Theiss. lernoon at the Legion Hall Plans were mode lor lnltirt- Middleport at I :3D p.m. tion for three girls it the next mURSDAY . meetins, Monday May 23 . The THE PAST COUNCILOJ!S of . meeting closed In resular form, 'fh.eodorD:B Cou~cat, . Dau~~::l after which relreshmenls were of AmeriCa, Will meet served by Mr. and Mrs. Paul day avening, at the home of Darnell a..isted by Heleoe Mul- Mrs. Charles Cohen. len and Ada Nease ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE · · will meet Thursday, at I p.m. Tl•ere will be a prosram and refreshments. THE BRADBURY P.T.A. will meet Thursday evenlas at 7: 3D p.m. at the school. A dinner will he held A nature . tour to ideRtlly the meeting for blrdo, ftciwero, 1ree1 and weeds f~mily is to bJ;Ing a preceded the meetins of the dish. Mr. Hubert Morris, Wildwood Jr. 4-H Garden club principal, will diseuS8 the Friday evening st the borne o1 mer school program. Mro. Victor Hysell, advisor. POMEROY BEND C. Owigbt Milhoan is also .. ad· club will meet at the elub bllusel visor. on Lincolll HID at 7:80 Pesgy Milhoan, vice pres!- Thursday, May 12. dent, was in charse of the meet- CANDY STRIPERS of Veter-1 ins which opened with 1h 0 ans Memorml Hospital pledge to the United States and meet at the hospital, May 4·H .fiagB,Ied by Charlen. at 7o311 p.m. for lnstallatio• leln. Members answered roU officers and boaorillg of call by namins a weed. lor members. Allaew · Gooch save a health report are to atteod. A biting ' of flnser nails. Seventeen meelinJI will be weeds specimeiiS were dllplayed FOREST RUN and Identified by Carla Flaher <burch will haY! a . A demonsiratlon of a hogarth sale In the former Evans curve was. give• by Kosta l~g Thuro!lsy and Friday, aell usJhs pear foliase and tu- sinnins at, 9 a.m. lips. Ba,rbara Fisher · WOMEN S MISSIONARY a bouquet In a triansle cle.ly of tho Po~eroy jonq'1!111; and apple Bapllst chureh wiD meet and SatJd·a Roush showed prop- tha church Thursday at 7:311 er and bnproper aon for plan!- m., with Mra. Elmer Wlclkbatnl infl. ' · . · Ia <horse o1 tha JlfOil'am Plans' were made to so 08 8 Mrs. Victor Youns Sr. the tour with Five Point Star · votions. Potluck ers ol the Oblo Valley will follow tha Co., the R. C. Bottllns Co., THE AFI'ERNOON the Pomeroy Salt Works with of Heath Methodist Churcll their mothero 81 suesb. Re- hold a rummale ~~ Thursday I fresbmeota were served by Bar. Friday, May 12 • bara and Carla l'lsher. In the Coates bulkl-l ing on N. Second Ave. Ill dleport. Anyone havJnc 1':f!c~to be picked up I• Mrs. W. M. Wood. FRIDAY MARY SHRINE, White ~~I Jeruoalem w1U meet at II Ofllcen 'for tho llOIIIhl8 year at 8 p m. were loalalled m a JONATIIAN He~~ made lmpremve by Danshtera ol t arrusemeaia at tha Amerl<!an RevoluU01, port Bualoeas and Friday, May II al Women's Club · o1 Mra. Patrick Locl1ory Ia the social room the Mra. llor Sebaefer lumbua llld Southora Ohio 0. P. Kleill lr1c Company. The regular dirtAmertean Millie 101' wu held Prececlinll the be -rved under lbe meettnc II the Martlll Restsuro1 Mra. Everett HI!""• Ul. Amer1cu M~lc ~- . 11rL ·J 'wt ·llllyaolds Clll-.wUNII! I lafm<lte - · laatolltai ollker and b~ I gal. Margarine ............ _... 33c Mainly ·About Officers lor Coming Year Are /tttstolled Margarine .. ,... ....___ 47c "' 11, 19611-11 SWEET,CO Fresh, Crilp If yeu ft Nt ..it¥1tltly Nfllllod wtltl lilY , ..... DoWP-..'-KI'IIw, wo WIN ,.,._ tho 'LETTUCE or-,__,. 11om .,_,.. . . , ... T. Val• " - for - "'-- Strawberries----··- 3 ,....$1 Watermelofi . •• _.... !i 89e Avotados .. ·........... •.. 2 for 29c ..... Mr. and Mn. aw-111 ar... ly o1 Dunbar, W. Va. Yisl'" Sunday with biJ mother, Mn. B. I'. Gravely and 1111 sister, Mrs. J. A. Eden. Mr. and Mn. Wayne Prtnee ....., Suaday ......., peat~ of Mr. and Mrs. Sberley Bwaa. · Mn. Homer Kolter spent SUDday evening with her broiller 81111 olster-b>low, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jl'recker. Mr. and Mn. John R. Weeka and Tom and Mary Beth of llayAoldsburl weekend gU9S11 o1 thalr parents, Mr. aad Mn. Eltloll aad Mn. 11ermoa Scholl M\11 Jerri Fr1d: of Col11111bua apeat the weekend with her poren1s, Mr. ud MrL Paul Frick. Mr. and Mn. Goora• Flel!ls were w• and laJnlly of ~. JU. were SUDday 4iiiiW' 81*11 ol biJ brother iad aiatet-ln-!aw, Mr. and Mn. J010pb l'lelda a ad Jeflrey. Mill Patricia ~. otudenl at Hoi,... Hoopltal, opent the ..-..,d with bet parenls, Mr. and Mra. Jooepb Flel!ls. · Ml.s MirY Ann Flelda, daugb1er o1 Mr. and Mrs'. Joaepb Flal!ls, who Is employed In Columbuo, Ia spendiol a weelt'l vaeaUon to New York CIIJ. Mra. ll. J. HID re1umec1 home Frl!lsy evening alter a visit with relatives in Columbus. She .... accompallled heme by her !lsughter and aon-in-law, Mr. aad Mrs. Roy Jonea Jr. a o d aona, Mlke, John and Jeffrey who spent the weekend with the Hills allcl bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy JoRes Sr. Mr. and Mn. C. K. Nease and lamlly vlsllnd SUnday a!ternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. 1011. . Mr. and Mn. E. J. Hill were IIUI'H I pareot<4ba:iiii'Vice oDd the ., .....,.. . .......'""' l'ora/& Fellotllship Eleell Officer• ol&er. All abe ia.:t"tbt <han1el of office lo t~Ji~tl· Eledlon of qflicera W8l Will llveo a .coraase ol the Youth ~·=~::j ill ..,..,. <11 lht olflce. Hoek Sprtass ·A eoraase ·tl while met Sullclay ...aJq Will llvea to·lfn. Alwllda church. Mary Radford, 11r u treaiiilror; .,._ !era wu Ia Cl!ori• of aad yellow ~Jiotera to · wbloh opened liarJeo~ eeenllfy; Mrt. the Rev. Cheltar Baker, vlco ' p(esi!lsat, · and acrlpturo ~1::.1 ill pinll ......,., and a Hugb Bearllt. F1 to roll ..n Sllama ·Brawley """_. - -II•• . PeggyBr9Wn Queen at Rio Mlae Brown II president, 'span-, Ml88 Brown ~ also -~~ CuMy, • P,Wor from~ aored her In the eompetitlon for 1of the college s ~u~ 8 , ~ ~- , 1 1 mai:~- · Moy Queen. Tha queeo wu ch<>-1 CiuiJ. ;;.,. guai ii ;.; -., ot ""' .....,.. ... ~e .!! ~"" --· !"'""'!! een by popular vote at an all - elementary school lm!l.· Slle '.ill elemenlaey' education. . . c&mpua electiQD held laat spends her· leisure lime playillfl ~~~a member olthe Rio Wednesday (May 4). tennis or badminton. • CDDesa dJm:lla, .and enow>;»>l. First runner-up In the queen She wu ·~by Clrdt .. TRACK STAJUI competition wu Martha Muai<, KiwaniS allllialed service .... BUDAPEST (UP!) -World a oophlJlore from Waverly, Ohio. · Miss McCurdY is 1 oecoadlq hammer throw champion Gyula Second runner-up wu Mary Mo- edu<atiOJJ ma;cir, plllllllilll .. Zsivotzky of Hungary Is seho· ·~eh in the ~el!ls o1 b1111t1f duled to compete in the Uni'" REEDSVIlLE and covOI'IIIIloeDt Sbe Is allf!ato Sistes betw""'/ May 23 and Mrs. Edna ROUBh was 1 re· ber .of Aipba Mu Bets &UMII.11 June 13. cent weekend guest of Mr. and aecrelsry olthe Student Seiiate; Ludvik Danek ol C2ecboolova- Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger Greek editor ol the "Grandloll" kls, the world champion in 1be Mr. and Mrs. G..-y Griffith Rio Grande yearbook; and a dls<ns, and Polish jal(elin ol Middleport 'have moved into member of Alpha Pbl G•"'"'"• thrower Janos Sidlo also will the- bllme ol the l•tter'o par· honorary jouraaliam lrallnlllr• take part Ill the American enlo, Mr. and Mrs. Howard She was sponsored by AlpM compelllloa. Roush. Tau Delta fraternity. Peggy Brown, a aopho100re from Galllpolls, was oelecled May Queen at Rio Grande College. The ~~~mouncemenl tf her oolectlon was made by means o1 the collese's student newapaper. Copies of the newspaper were distributed at the start ol the May Day events held on the college eampua Satur!lsy moroinfl. . Zeta Chi sarority, ol whleh . Tuesday busioesa VISilm'J In Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. WendeD L. Kautz spent the week..,d In Columbus with their son and daushter-in-law, Mr. allcl MrL Paul Kautz and family. an:- We Buy It By The Truckload And Sell It At RACINE LOWER PRICES A .. Fui-Val11 MARKET Rlllhlrooerved to limit quantitleo • Fnl·l'alu f'ro::en Food Buy • RED BARN CUBE STEAKS 18 0%. pkg. ofiO _ _ __ 79( Jpen Bto 8-Mon. thru Sat. VAN CAMP'S Nature Tour lsTakenby Jr. Gorden Club Heinz Soup __ ....•.... ". 6 No. $1 ...... 32c " T-oy-1,. THRIFTY, Ivory ...... THRIFTY ~~ M~: w~re. Au T·BONE STEAK ...... Creme Rinse ,.... - ,.. $1.00 '" !0.~ ROUND STEAK TaileBI Applo .... .llleell011 ol olllcer1 WU bllld when Bethel No. G2 of the Interutlonal Order of Job'o Daughten met Mnn!lsy eveains, at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Linde Yos~ honored ·queeR, preajded and the meetlns opened In rltuallslic form. OU~ eers tie<'" ...,.. Linda Lyoos, llonored queen; Pam Cleek, aen, lor pliRceoo Becky Nease, ·jun-' lor prtaeess; Debbie KIOS, guide and Annette Waner, marshal. A nport on the eaRCer tag day by the Daughtera waa &ivn by .11e1... Mullen who statod lbat :lbo sum of fi!UO was colladod. Elsie D. Smllb, guardlu, 8liiiOIIIlCed that the gtrll Full-Cut ~ Alborlo YOS 2 lmma J. Pauo~ _ Mtoon, w. Va. .... Sliced Bacon •..• 2 ~~ $1.49 lntt¥f Mlnitll Hov• - 10.01! -......................,....... - ., .. "-•w•• ,.,,.....,....L._ Pomeroy, Ohio u. 1• Rump Roast . . . •. . . ----,-~ ·• Tom MaHhtwt _ Pomoroy, Ohio Middlaptrt, Ohio 'T'tMiray htf l1 your llturanc:e thtt It hn T. . . 39c 1 :.': Safeguard ,.,_ ..••.... .' 50.00 Gamet Hall =:-:-- 10.00 IJ. I. -CROICII Ivory Soap ··- . Kathryn Jordan _ Pomeroy, Ohio Bethel No.' 62 Elects Slate Of Officers 1ontltt1 or Slrlltln Ttp ' . In Rib Steak ..• ,Coffee • .........____ 97c -· 50.00 BEEF CUBE STEAK ...... ·~ •1.09 .o'-'~fi"" . ' Norman Smith _ Pomeroy, Ohio Otperfmlnt fJf Atrlc:ul· lur• txptrb arid h11 Pflltd Ill I!UIIItv lute wllh ftrl"' co1tro. - -~~ ' Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 1rldt tul '" KNtfr . _ uomlnod br ; ..., .... JOIN THESE LOCA-l. WINNERS Pomor.Y, Ohlt \"t,' ' SAVINGS FOR MAY 12-13-14 5TH & PEARL STS. -RACINE PORK The Store With A Hart" 11 ~ AND BEANS No. 2112 cans MIRACLI WHIP SNOW DRIFT "' 39c Shortening Argo Peas .. 7 ::! $1 Crackers • • • • 19( Apple Sauce 8 ::~ $1 leenex • • • Salad Dressing 31b. • can YOUNG, SWEET AND TENDER DIXIE BELL lb. box TISSUES-ASSORTED COLORS ITOKELY'S FINEST e D.tllftl" Bill'. e Pillsbury or IIDarcl BUTTERMILK BISCUITS CAN sc Every .Day Low Prlcel MILK 7·9c gal. COLONIAL . SUGAR .5 :~ 29c CUP FAIRMONT conAGE · Grade A Homogenized FRESH PICNIC ICE CREAM 5 9c Several Flavors ~ Gallon Carton _ WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT BULBS Racine Fu~Valu Mkt• BIG PO Fairmont Good COUNTRYSIDI CHEESE 30 Ounco llamlly Slaa Clll1on - - - - - 49c SALE! PORK ROAST c 4 to I lb. Av1r11111 - - - - - - - - - lb. ~-· MrL ·Prall !el-: lllo Pi'atl, HIGH J!RICED i(llclubcollocf lba memt.n and AT OUR SfORE!I Vu Mater lllld "' l'lorlda. Ona ... ac:oepled during the . The uauol reporll of L eomml_...,. FREE! ......... ___,_ ,.., ' ·--... . . . .lth ... _ .to ·"- llldlllnl .... lleyloJdl. and Poorl * 11111.1/WM t:. r : .., •'' Ripe, Red · �' .';~ ,, . i ' ' ' I' l'lT~. '~ • i\ i1.i; ·' PLAY '' ,, Dorothy Flachor _ 50.00 April Smith _ _ 50.00 ....... . ~" '' .,;.~meroy, (Jhlo Wlll.ord Faudroo _ -·. 5.00 ..._ r-umervy, vn11111 111t ~~:~:::~~~., W .' ';"J': ~ ....-.. USDA CHOICI .. , . :- ·-:· ., laM f' Macaroni ..... 31c 2 ..... _f 2 2 . :: 45c Ivory Snow ...., ........... 87c a.,.. ·-:r: rar Thrifty Ill. 89c Ill. 99C SIRLOIN STEAK TENDERAY 111. 99c Ground Round •••. _ lb•. 89c ,..... _, .... THRIFTY Let Dinner Rolls 11-ct. ..... ... ....·.. 49c -- lkl. Coffee lor . - · $1.67 ,_ Twin Rolls .. _.. _. . . . . . . . . ..... 19c TENDERAY Chlcbn Neodit or Crum of MuMraom .... BOSTON ROLL ROASt IJ. I. CIIOICI 1 Puffs . ~~d~'-~·~ _.-- _. _... 4 ::'; 89c Bold Llundry o.t.rgenf lh. 0 2 ;:.,59c ........ ,,.... c Cooked Perch ••• _......... .. .... 69e Cod Fillets-~~·---·-··-··-· :._ 49c 1 "' K_.Frm l Cottage Cheese ... _••... 2 !.. 49e krogor Biscuits _.••......... _. _12 .:=· $1 PIE FILLING Heinz KETCHUP ki'Oflr All Fltvon Iced MillL ........•. _.. _. 1\ 111.49e Norwich ' • ••••.......... IAVI No Aspmn __ -. .... 33c AIIMrloYOS Hair Spray •........ -··-· :"'99c Mlracl1 Margarine .. .... ...... __ !;. 31c Applesauce ... _... _•••• _ 8 ':..* $1 Paach, Chorry, Lemon CGII8 Roa Croix Pink Morton Crtem !lin are tht way to top 9ft any m..tl. Buy I 1upply for lht wtektnd, Thtre's • fiiVor ,.,...d Zest Morton 33c bart Cake 79c lmptrial U-oz. pkg, SUGAR 10 :; $J-09 BLEACH PIES ;;, 11\Wz........... _ Kandu ht IUit 1¥tf1'0M. .._, _ WITH~ Spotlight Instant VForm COFFEE 11............. 47c Camay 3 ........ 10-oz. 39e Lava 2 .... ..... 39c IOANOTHI PURCIIAII 0, ANY 4 CAlif 011 HIINIIOUP AT RIG. PRICI -.. jar 00 SOCIAL People In Pomeroy CAJ.ENllAR WI!DNI!SDAY MIDDLEPORT Liberory elub will meet at the ho..,e of Mra. Susan Park, ThWednesdkay, May II at 2 p.m. e boo rev1ew, siven by Mrs. Roger Morgan, wm be "The Source," by J8111111 A. Mlehener. The response w1U be a Jewish tradition. WIDTE ROSE · LODE wUI meet Wednesday, May . 1:311 p.m. Hogtesses are Clare•ce McNeil, Mrs. lleftver Nelson and Mn. Mildred Jrtee~MEROY SHEKESPEARE club will meet al the home ~ Ben ~eutzllngll k 1 P-111· or a po uc ~~~=~g. LITERARY Club will meet Wedoes!lsy, 11 at the home of the Ml88 Susan Park. Mc€llnlock Annette Worner JOy Theosa: Linda Yost, Patrie: In Loadon Pam Cleek Nancy Bqelianu' Susan ~Hi She- · will nvlew, Ua Oiiwa~, Kathy Wallon,' Bee- Sunree" by Jame1 A.. MlclleneJr.l ky Nease Diana Welsh Mar- Roll call response WID be tha Yost. Joy Kautz, Twiia Clat- Jewish Tradition. worthy, Becky Houdashelt, Nan- WHITE ROSE LODGE Auxil-1 cy Yos~ Jan Alkire and Donna 1sry will meet Wedneo!lsy Theiss. lernoon at the Legion Hall Plans were mode lor lnltirt- Middleport at I :3D p.m. tion for three girls it the next mURSDAY . meetins, Monday May 23 . The THE PAST COUNCILOJ!S of . meeting closed In resular form, 'fh.eodorD:B Cou~cat, . Dau~~::l after which relreshmenls were of AmeriCa, Will meet served by Mr. and Mrs. Paul day avening, at the home of Darnell a..isted by Heleoe Mul- Mrs. Charles Cohen. len and Ada Nease ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE · · will meet Thursday, at I p.m. Tl•ere will be a prosram and refreshments. THE BRADBURY P.T.A. will meet Thursday evenlas at 7: 3D p.m. at the school. A dinner will he held A nature . tour to ideRtlly the meeting for blrdo, ftciwero, 1ree1 and weeds f~mily is to bJ;Ing a preceded the meetins of the dish. Mr. Hubert Morris, Wildwood Jr. 4-H Garden club principal, will diseuS8 the Friday evening st the borne o1 mer school program. Mro. Victor Hysell, advisor. POMEROY BEND C. Owigbt Milhoan is also .. ad· club will meet at the elub bllusel visor. on Lincolll HID at 7:80 Pesgy Milhoan, vice pres!- Thursday, May 12. dent, was in charse of the meet- CANDY STRIPERS of Veter-1 ins which opened with 1h 0 ans Memorml Hospital pledge to the United States and meet at the hospital, May 4·H .fiagB,Ied by Charlen. at 7o311 p.m. for lnstallatio• leln. Members answered roU officers and boaorillg of call by namins a weed. lor members. Allaew · Gooch save a health report are to atteod. A biting ' of flnser nails. Seventeen meelinJI will be weeds specimeiiS were dllplayed FOREST RUN and Identified by Carla Flaher <burch will haY! a . A demonsiratlon of a hogarth sale In the former Evans curve was. give• by Kosta l~g Thuro!lsy and Friday, aell usJhs pear foliase and tu- sinnins at, 9 a.m. lips. Ba,rbara Fisher · WOMEN S MISSIONARY a bouquet In a triansle cle.ly of tho Po~eroy jonq'1!111; and apple Bapllst chureh wiD meet and SatJd·a Roush showed prop- tha church Thursday at 7:311 er and bnproper aon for plan!- m., with Mra. Elmer Wlclkbatnl infl. ' · . · Ia <horse o1 tha JlfOil'am Plans' were made to so 08 8 Mrs. Victor Youns Sr. the tour with Five Point Star · votions. Potluck ers ol the Oblo Valley will follow tha Co., the R. C. Bottllns Co., THE AFI'ERNOON the Pomeroy Salt Works with of Heath Methodist Churcll their mothero 81 suesb. Re- hold a rummale ~~ Thursday I fresbmeota were served by Bar. Friday, May 12 • bara and Carla l'lsher. In the Coates bulkl-l ing on N. Second Ave. Ill dleport. Anyone havJnc 1':f!c~to be picked up I• Mrs. W. M. Wood. FRIDAY MARY SHRINE, White ~~I Jeruoalem w1U meet at II Ofllcen 'for tho llOIIIhl8 year at 8 p m. were loalalled m a JONATIIAN He~~ made lmpremve by Danshtera ol t arrusemeaia at tha Amerl<!an RevoluU01, port Bualoeas and Friday, May II al Women's Club · o1 Mra. Patrick Locl1ory Ia the social room the Mra. llor Sebaefer lumbua llld Southora Ohio 0. P. Kleill lr1c Company. The regular dirtAmertean Millie 101' wu held Prececlinll the be -rved under lbe meettnc II the Martlll Restsuro1 Mra. Everett HI!""• Ul. Amer1cu M~lc ~- . 11rL ·J 'wt ·llllyaolds Clll-.wUNII! I lafm<lte - · laatolltai ollker and b~ I gal. Margarine ............ _... 33c Mainly ·About Officers lor Coming Year Are /tttstolled Margarine .. ,... ....___ 47c "' 11, 19611-11 SWEET,CO Fresh, Crilp If yeu ft Nt ..it¥1tltly Nfllllod wtltl lilY , ..... DoWP-..'-KI'IIw, wo WIN ,.,._ tho 'LETTUCE or-,__,. 11om .,_,.. . . , ... T. Val• " - for - "'-- Strawberries----··- 3 ,....$1 Watermelofi . •• _.... !i 89e Avotados .. ·........... •.. 2 for 29c ..... Mr. and Mn. aw-111 ar... ly o1 Dunbar, W. Va. Yisl'" Sunday with biJ mother, Mn. B. I'. Gravely and 1111 sister, Mrs. J. A. Eden. Mr. and Mn. Wayne Prtnee ....., Suaday ......., peat~ of Mr. and Mrs. Sberley Bwaa. · Mn. Homer Kolter spent SUDday evening with her broiller 81111 olster-b>low, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jl'recker. Mr. and Mn. John R. Weeka and Tom and Mary Beth of llayAoldsburl weekend gU9S11 o1 thalr parents, Mr. aad Mn. Eltloll aad Mn. 11ermoa Scholl M\11 Jerri Fr1d: of Col11111bua apeat the weekend with her poren1s, Mr. ud MrL Paul Frick. Mr. and Mn. Goora• Flel!ls were w• and laJnlly of ~. JU. were SUDday 4iiiiW' 81*11 ol biJ brother iad aiatet-ln-!aw, Mr. and Mn. J010pb l'lelda a ad Jeflrey. Mill Patricia ~. otudenl at Hoi,... Hoopltal, opent the ..-..,d with bet parenls, Mr. and Mra. Jooepb Flel!ls. · Ml.s MirY Ann Flelda, daugb1er o1 Mr. and Mrs'. Joaepb Flal!ls, who Is employed In Columbuo, Ia spendiol a weelt'l vaeaUon to New York CIIJ. Mra. ll. J. HID re1umec1 home Frl!lsy evening alter a visit with relatives in Columbus. She .... accompallled heme by her !lsughter and aon-in-law, Mr. aad Mrs. Roy Jonea Jr. a o d aona, Mlke, John and Jeffrey who spent the weekend with the Hills allcl bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy JoRes Sr. Mr. and Mn. C. K. Nease and lamlly vlsllnd SUnday a!ternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. 1011. . Mr. and Mn. E. J. Hill were IIUI'H I pareot<4ba:iiii'Vice oDd the ., .....,.. . .......'""' l'ora/& Fellotllship Eleell Officer• ol&er. All abe ia.:t"tbt <han1el of office lo t~Ji~tl· Eledlon of qflicera W8l Will llveo a .coraase ol the Youth ~·=~::j ill ..,..,. <11 lht olflce. Hoek Sprtass ·A eoraase ·tl while met Sullclay ...aJq Will llvea to·lfn. Alwllda church. Mary Radford, 11r u treaiiilror; .,._ !era wu Ia Cl!ori• of aad yellow ~Jiotera to · wbloh opened liarJeo~ eeenllfy; Mrt. the Rev. Cheltar Baker, vlco ' p(esi!lsat, · and acrlpturo ~1::.1 ill pinll ......,., and a Hugb Bearllt. F1 to roll ..n Sllama ·Brawley """_. - -II•• . PeggyBr9Wn Queen at Rio Mlae Brown II president, 'span-, Ml88 Brown ~ also -~~ CuMy, • P,Wor from~ aored her In the eompetitlon for 1of the college s ~u~ 8 , ~ ~- , 1 1 mai:~- · Moy Queen. Tha queeo wu ch<>-1 CiuiJ. ;;.,. guai ii ;.; -., ot ""' .....,.. ... ~e .!! ~"" --· !"'""'!! een by popular vote at an all - elementary school lm!l.· Slle '.ill elemenlaey' education. . . c&mpua electiQD held laat spends her· leisure lime playillfl ~~~a member olthe Rio Wednesday (May 4). tennis or badminton. • CDDesa dJm:lla, .and enow>;»>l. First runner-up In the queen She wu ·~by Clrdt .. TRACK STAJUI competition wu Martha Muai<, KiwaniS allllialed service .... BUDAPEST (UP!) -World a oophlJlore from Waverly, Ohio. · Miss McCurdY is 1 oecoadlq hammer throw champion Gyula Second runner-up wu Mary Mo- edu<atiOJJ ma;cir, plllllllilll .. Zsivotzky of Hungary Is seho· ·~eh in the ~el!ls o1 b1111t1f duled to compete in the Uni'" REEDSVIlLE and covOI'IIIIloeDt Sbe Is allf!ato Sistes betw""'/ May 23 and Mrs. Edna ROUBh was 1 re· ber .of Aipba Mu Bets &UMII.11 June 13. cent weekend guest of Mr. and aecrelsry olthe Student Seiiate; Ludvik Danek ol C2ecboolova- Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger Greek editor ol the "Grandloll" kls, the world champion in 1be Mr. and Mrs. G..-y Griffith Rio Grande yearbook; and a dls<ns, and Polish jal(elin ol Middleport 'have moved into member of Alpha Pbl G•"'"'"• thrower Janos Sidlo also will the- bllme ol the l•tter'o par· honorary jouraaliam lrallnlllr• take part Ill the American enlo, Mr. and Mrs. Howard She was sponsored by AlpM compelllloa. Roush. Tau Delta fraternity. Peggy Brown, a aopho100re from Galllpolls, was oelecled May Queen at Rio Grande College. The ~~~mouncemenl tf her oolectlon was made by means o1 the collese's student newapaper. Copies of the newspaper were distributed at the start ol the May Day events held on the college eampua Satur!lsy moroinfl. . Zeta Chi sarority, ol whleh . Tuesday busioesa VISilm'J In Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. WendeD L. Kautz spent the week..,d In Columbus with their son and daushter-in-law, Mr. allcl MrL Paul Kautz and family. an:- We Buy It By The Truckload And Sell It At RACINE LOWER PRICES A .. Fui-Val11 MARKET Rlllhlrooerved to limit quantitleo • Fnl·l'alu f'ro::en Food Buy • RED BARN CUBE STEAKS 18 0%. pkg. ofiO _ _ __ 79( Jpen Bto 8-Mon. thru Sat. VAN CAMP'S Nature Tour lsTakenby Jr. Gorden Club Heinz Soup __ ....•.... ". 6 No. $1 ...... 32c " T-oy-1,. THRIFTY, Ivory ...... THRIFTY ~~ M~: w~re. Au T·BONE STEAK ...... Creme Rinse ,.... - ,.. $1.00 '" !0.~ ROUND STEAK TaileBI Applo .... .llleell011 ol olllcer1 WU bllld when Bethel No. G2 of the Interutlonal Order of Job'o Daughten met Mnn!lsy eveains, at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Linde Yos~ honored ·queeR, preajded and the meetlns opened In rltuallslic form. OU~ eers tie<'" ...,.. Linda Lyoos, llonored queen; Pam Cleek, aen, lor pliRceoo Becky Nease, ·jun-' lor prtaeess; Debbie KIOS, guide and Annette Waner, marshal. A nport on the eaRCer tag day by the Daughtera waa &ivn by .11e1... Mullen who statod lbat :lbo sum of fi!UO was colladod. Elsie D. Smllb, guardlu, 8liiiOIIIlCed that the gtrll Full-Cut ~ Alborlo YOS 2 lmma J. Pauo~ _ Mtoon, w. Va. .... Sliced Bacon •..• 2 ~~ $1.49 lntt¥f Mlnitll Hov• - 10.01! -......................,....... - ., .. "-•w•• ,.,,.....,....L._ Pomeroy, Ohio u. 1• Rump Roast . . . •. . . ----,-~ ·• Tom MaHhtwt _ Pomoroy, Ohio Middlaptrt, Ohio 'T'tMiray htf l1 your llturanc:e thtt It hn T. . . 39c 1 :.': Safeguard ,.,_ ..••.... .' 50.00 Gamet Hall =:-:-- 10.00 IJ. I. -CROICII Ivory Soap ··- . Kathryn Jordan _ Pomeroy, Ohio Bethel No.' 62 Elects Slate Of Officers 1ontltt1 or Slrlltln Ttp ' . In Rib Steak ..• ,Coffee • .........____ 97c -· 50.00 BEEF CUBE STEAK ...... ·~ •1.09 .o'-'~fi"" . ' Norman Smith _ Pomeroy, Ohio Otperfmlnt fJf Atrlc:ul· lur• txptrb arid h11 Pflltd Ill I!UIIItv lute wllh ftrl"' co1tro. - -~~ ' Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 1rldt tul '" KNtfr . _ uomlnod br ; ..., .... JOIN THESE LOCA-l. WINNERS Pomor.Y, Ohlt \"t,' ' SAVINGS FOR MAY 12-13-14 5TH & PEARL STS. -RACINE PORK The Store With A Hart" 11 ~ AND BEANS No. 2112 cans MIRACLI WHIP SNOW DRIFT "' 39c Shortening Argo Peas .. 7 ::! $1 Crackers • • • • 19( Apple Sauce 8 ::~ $1 leenex • • • Salad Dressing 31b. • can YOUNG, SWEET AND TENDER DIXIE BELL lb. box TISSUES-ASSORTED COLORS ITOKELY'S FINEST e D.tllftl" Bill'. e Pillsbury or IIDarcl BUTTERMILK BISCUITS CAN sc Every .Day Low Prlcel MILK 7·9c gal. COLONIAL . SUGAR .5 :~ 29c CUP FAIRMONT conAGE · Grade A Homogenized FRESH PICNIC ICE CREAM 5 9c Several Flavors ~ Gallon Carton _ WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT BULBS Racine Fu~Valu Mkt• BIG PO Fairmont Good COUNTRYSIDI CHEESE 30 Ounco llamlly Slaa Clll1on - - - - - 49c SALE! PORK ROAST c 4 to I lb. Av1r11111 - - - - - - - - - lb. ~-· MrL ·Prall !el-: lllo Pi'atl, HIGH J!RICED i(llclubcollocf lba memt.n and AT OUR SfORE!I Vu Mater lllld "' l'lorlda. Ona ... ac:oepled during the . The uauol reporll of L eomml_...,. FREE! ......... ___,_ ,.., ' ·--... . . . .lth ... _ .to ·"- llldlllnl .... lleyloJdl. and Poorl * 11111.1/WM t:. r : .., •'' Ripe, Red · �,., '' ,. ,. ' ) . Get~·Extra Cash.T·he ' ' . l. Want > Ad \Jav I Sal e . _ •-•- ---..-Sa-. 1--- G!!JI)~'I' ,..._..,. __-:"...,._11-lla!IY SenUDtl, Pomeroy.JIIclclleport, o., MliY 11, ltl88 ~ IN=~ "' '!"" 1 """" , _ ...,. ...,..iiii.T-i .. ~ . . . . . . evelllnp. · UQUID NITROGEN .. .\ TRAVEL TRAILERS AND CAMPERS eBOO miles .........- "AIIA... 0CN1' .. . BRAKI! SERVICI! R- Alignment Shop ,h... 992·15" w. Mlln St. Pon..r Form..,ly Gru- BOdy worn ~ ,. ' . ' hi lo•*'owner. Black vinyl .interior. Dark 1qUa ·finiik d)~li l4 ·tifc: !!k'! n"!'' .., ~~~~·T'El never u1ed. P.B., radio, big alx engine, std. trans. Deluxe eqUipment. ShtJWroom clean. Wt:t.,EL and . 1965 Falcon Futura ·Station Wagon _ $2095 . T.f,;IIJS housetraller.l • II NOW IS THE TIME TO APPLY ' l(:!ii~Sa~rv~lal~:: Fo 50 fl. Also men'• work 1Jlli. · :: forms, women's and chilcondiiion. i Uiw ~;:, ~~·! ~~hi!l! ; and woven . .... .,.. lrelda a!IO. lloail-l rup. Jelfen Uaed Clothln~ 1 Olllble. C.U WY W'l13 Slore, Rt. 31,. lollli IDward ' or evontnp or WY the fllr llO\IDda. 5 10 61r. ,_ BEN I:A5U 1963 ' Corvair mon.. 4 ~. ~1395 IAlw mileage, by local lady owner, White wall tkeo, obowi Utile wear. Radio and heater. Automatic, Bucket seats. Beautiful beige flnlob. ... I . Pomeroy Motor Co. · ~~ ;. .. bt:;.~· a, AL _,... ' <Da.-r l11141' OPEN EYES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO er with extra blade. J!m,er·ll ,,. ~~ Ofl' . son Pooler, tbelter, Ohio. t 11 STORE HOUIIS: Monday thru Thuraday 1100 to 61011 Friday 8•00 to 8:00, Saturdly 1::10 to li30, ·::·· . .SERVIa For Complete Auction S.rvico Call · JIM CARNAHAN WI 9·2708 RACINE. 0. ~· Bachner's Super Market ·-- ~PACH£ HIGHI$T QUALITY PROFESSIONAL WORK lh. SERVICE N~ AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR CAMPERS ·.·'' r - -· ·- · " YOUR ~EEPE~ PlltH? 49c ...... HAl ly HOWII SCHNEIDER GASIJLIN! ALLEY ( LUNCH MEAT 49c ' 4~.: S1 WHEATIES COFFEE ~~~L-L 79c SUGAR-·- S S9c i ' I' SPICED- lb. - RADIATOR ~ LEAN GROUND BEEF Stop In And S.. Why W• Think Thl1 It Th• ''WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ....... .... ''! . ::'I - :. t.: lb. tHE BORN LOSEI ;. ~ . lb. DICK TRACY llv CHESTER GQIIJLD .: t Uvestock .. .. " ..:ARt.! WHAT A s~ser WHAT GlAD ~"""'"DO "''ClU eRfj{i '? 'FRAIO IT'S LOJS'V · 1.00 I Y'I<'NOW . THAT MUI'11CIPAL. CONTRACt I NE~ ~'T QVE IT TO 'tOOl? A~TEJ? ALL ! ... COMPANY, WANTED t'TELL 'ot>U. -~"..!'." I FOIJND OUT f .;·.vJ. ...'. ::: ~ :.','{ ' .. ," "; By RAEBURN VAN BURIN ""· ...,, PI! ANUTS ...... . '.. ' . .. . ,' .'J ' ' l (ol lr IRANNIR , '"' .I I BOTH STORES Help 'N •nted OP.EN ALLD y .· Th~rsdQ, · (TOIIIOITOY(, May · 12) FOR OUR ••• li.IG.MAY ·.SALE I RunAND FU.NITURt RUTLAND, 0. ·w. va. · I ., ". ' �,., '' ,. ,. ' ) . Get~·Extra Cash.T·he ' ' . l. Want > Ad \Jav I Sal e . _ •-•- ---..-Sa-. 1--- G!!JI)~'I' ,..._..,. __-:"...,._11-lla!IY SenUDtl, Pomeroy.JIIclclleport, o., MliY 11, ltl88 ~ IN=~ "' '!"" 1 """" , _ ...,. ...,..iiii.T-i .. ~ . . . . . . evelllnp. · UQUID NITROGEN .. .\ TRAVEL TRAILERS AND CAMPERS eBOO miles .........- "AIIA... 0CN1' .. . BRAKI! SERVICI! R- Alignment Shop ,h... 992·15" w. Mlln St. Pon..r Form..,ly Gru- BOdy worn ~ ,. ' . ' hi lo•*'owner. Black vinyl .interior. Dark 1qUa ·finiik d)~li l4 ·tifc: !!k'! n"!'' .., ~~~~·T'El never u1ed. P.B., radio, big alx engine, std. trans. Deluxe eqUipment. ShtJWroom clean. Wt:t.,EL and . 1965 Falcon Futura ·Station Wagon _ $2095 . T.f,;IIJS housetraller.l • II NOW IS THE TIME TO APPLY ' l(:!ii~Sa~rv~lal~:: Fo 50 fl. Also men'• work 1Jlli. · :: forms, women's and chilcondiiion. i Uiw ~;:, ~~·! ~~hi!l! ; and woven . .... .,.. lrelda a!IO. lloail-l rup. Jelfen Uaed Clothln~ 1 Olllble. C.U WY W'l13 Slore, Rt. 31,. lollli IDward ' or evontnp or WY the fllr llO\IDda. 5 10 61r. ,_ BEN I:A5U 1963 ' Corvair mon.. 4 ~. ~1395 IAlw mileage, by local lady owner, White wall tkeo, obowi Utile wear. Radio and heater. Automatic, Bucket seats. Beautiful beige flnlob. ... I . Pomeroy Motor Co. · ~~ ;. .. bt:;.~· a, AL _,... ' <Da.-r l11141' OPEN EYES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO er with extra blade. J!m,er·ll ,,. ~~ Ofl' . son Pooler, tbelter, Ohio. t 11 STORE HOUIIS: Monday thru Thuraday 1100 to 61011 Friday 8•00 to 8:00, Saturdly 1::10 to li30, ·::·· . .SERVIa For Complete Auction S.rvico Call · JIM CARNAHAN WI 9·2708 RACINE. 0. ~· Bachner's Super Market ·-- ~PACH£ HIGHI$T QUALITY PROFESSIONAL WORK lh. SERVICE N~ AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR CAMPERS ·.·'' r - -· ·- · " YOUR ~EEPE~ PlltH? 49c ...... HAl ly HOWII SCHNEIDER GASIJLIN! ALLEY ( LUNCH MEAT 49c ' 4~.: S1 WHEATIES COFFEE ~~~L-L 79c SUGAR-·- S S9c i ' I' SPICED- lb. - RADIATOR ~ LEAN GROUND BEEF Stop In And S.. Why W• Think Thl1 It Th• ''WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ....... .... ''! . ::'I - :. t.: lb. tHE BORN LOSEI ;. ~ . lb. DICK TRACY llv CHESTER GQIIJLD .: t Uvestock .. .. " ..:ARt.! WHAT A s~ser WHAT GlAD ~"""'"DO "''ClU eRfj{i '? 'FRAIO IT'S LOJS'V · 1.00 I Y'I<'NOW . THAT MUI'11CIPAL. CONTRACt I NE~ ~'T QVE IT TO 'tOOl? A~TEJ? ALL ! ... COMPANY, WANTED t'TELL 'ot>U. -~"..!'." I FOIJND OUT f .;·.vJ. ...'. ::: ~ :.','{ ' .. ," "; By RAEBURN VAN BURIN ""· ...,, PI! ANUTS ...... . '.. ' . .. . ,' .'J ' ' l (ol lr IRANNIR , '"' .I I BOTH STORES Help 'N •nted OP.EN ALLD y .· Th~rsdQ, · (TOIIIOITOY(, May · 12) FOR OUR ••• li.IG.MAY ·.SALE I RunAND FU.NITURt RUTLAND, 0. ·w. va. · I ., ". ' �-• ' . ' .' ' '.., ''' ' ' ' ,., , TI'N y ,s 2 COt-l~ENIENT LOCA'FIONS ~"R VE YOU To· "" - I Kanauga, 0. .WE RESERVE THE RiGHT TO i.IMiT Ql!JAN"I"ITY - MEAT SPECIALS :· : .· . •' .: , ·:,' ·, ' I .. . Middleport, 0. . ' :> ',. ' . COME·TRUE WHEN ·. YOU SHOP FOODLAN.D . FOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON THOUSANDS · OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS , . THEY / ARE DELICIOUS .. ~-· ',, ' I r • j IRONING BOARD SAVE ON THIS ONE PAD & COVER ·SET , ' PRODUCE NESCAFE Ll. PKG. INSTANT COFFEE -J ' l· ' ' ... BONUS BUY . P R i e i ·S? . . . ·. .... ,.._._YOUR So IF ' ... - DREAMS WILL ' FRESH CEUO SAVE $1.00 ON 100 TABLETS PLUS 30 FREE IN CALENDAR CASE ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS - - - - - - · · - - - RADISHES 12 oz. jar WITH IRON Only, Reg. $3.29 I . CALLA •I '~ c 1' STYLE FOODLAND FANCY CORN 6 · RIPE $1.00 BOnLE clb. I · BONUS BU.: t _ ! ' DAIRY 39c WILSON EVAPORATED BONUS BUY 43c 69c . 39·c· I Ll. 4C~ McCORMICK ILACK PIPPIIt QUART DOWN IT nRIITMANN GRAHAM CRACKIU . 8 tall cans __ · CIACKIRI . JILLO ALL FLAVORS ' PILLSBURY CAKI MIXII FIRIIIDI ' . ' . . ·' '- ~,, ' ~\ . ' ' ' ' . ' ' c .TOOL SALE WITH 6 GLASSES FREE $1.00 VAWES DECANTER · ' ~u. 4•c 2.. IOXII 7· · CIACKIRI ' '. EACH I NI.C PIUIT DRINKS KING SIZE PUPPI FACIAL TIIIUII A-LKA·SELTZfR · . TA.BLEJS, .. ... . .Y· • ' CARNA,TIIIfj ' MILIC, TALL' CAM _,qoo '. JOIO , ' ' kiNNIL IAT!Oil I • o ' 12-'1~' . ' ,.·o· z. •¥~ . 16C . ' ·-· ' . tt5s' .,, ' . · RD BATHS .,. ',, ' ,. ·REG; . . . 11' 63c .. '.. ,, ., . " .... I!"'; ' ,. . ~- ·- -. ·-·-.------ . ' ;--. . . .. ' ... _. .. ' I ' ·- : ~ GAUON FAMILY SIZE 'tOOTH PASTE · :PLASTIC QUART 35c I LI.IOX 9c lOX NABISCO ' - 19 DISCOUNT'S ON WHITE PAINT : . : _ __: __ --===-==~-:-:=-=-= ' ~ ·ALL FISHING SUPPLIES LUCAS s 95 j ~------:::-:-:::-=::-·-==~ FLOOR ·~ SHOES FOR LIFE PAINT ::.:_.:..:.:.:.~-------::::--::::::-- · E COLGATE ' .00 . DECORATOR INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR SOME STORES SELL IT FOR AS MUCH AS $6.95 GALLON SPECIAL! . MILK .00 P. V.A. VINYL PROFESSIONAL BUT OUR PRICE IS Everyday Low Prices REG. c ' PKG. 1 ALL WITH A 50c FOR BAR OF SOAP .00 $ LOTION BANANAS COOKIES 303 CANS HAND lb. Whole Kernel or Cream Style • , JERGEN'S GOlDEN BONUS KRAFT'S ~~ BUY DOG FOOD WHY PAY MORE PLASTER BOARD ROOFING NAILS ONLY NAILS lb.' . LARGE NAILS Size 60s Size 40s I ony , , GAL . . : �-• ' . ' .' ' '.., ''' ' ' ' ,., , TI'N y ,s 2 COt-l~ENIENT LOCA'FIONS ~"R VE YOU To· "" - I Kanauga, 0. .WE RESERVE THE RiGHT TO i.IMiT Ql!JAN"I"ITY - MEAT SPECIALS :· : .· . •' .: , ·:,' ·, ' I .. . Middleport, 0. . ' :> ',. ' . COME·TRUE WHEN ·. YOU SHOP FOODLAN.D . FOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON THOUSANDS · OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS , . THEY / ARE DELICIOUS .. ~-· ',, ' I r • j IRONING BOARD SAVE ON THIS ONE PAD & COVER ·SET , ' PRODUCE NESCAFE Ll. PKG. INSTANT COFFEE -J ' l· ' ' ... BONUS BUY . P R i e i ·S? . . . ·. .... ,.._._YOUR So IF ' ... - DREAMS WILL ' FRESH CEUO SAVE $1.00 ON 100 TABLETS PLUS 30 FREE IN CALENDAR CASE ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS - - - - - - · · - - - RADISHES 12 oz. jar WITH IRON Only, Reg. $3.29 I . CALLA •I '~ c 1' STYLE FOODLAND FANCY CORN 6 · RIPE $1.00 BOnLE clb. I · BONUS BU.: t _ ! ' DAIRY 39c WILSON EVAPORATED BONUS BUY 43c 69c . 39·c· I Ll. 4C~ McCORMICK ILACK PIPPIIt QUART DOWN IT nRIITMANN GRAHAM CRACKIU . 8 tall cans __ · CIACKIRI . JILLO ALL FLAVORS ' PILLSBURY CAKI MIXII FIRIIIDI ' . ' . . ·' '- ~,, ' ~\ . ' ' ' ' . ' ' c .TOOL SALE WITH 6 GLASSES FREE $1.00 VAWES DECANTER · ' ~u. 4•c 2.. IOXII 7· · CIACKIRI ' '. EACH I NI.C PIUIT DRINKS KING SIZE PUPPI FACIAL TIIIUII A-LKA·SELTZfR · . TA.BLEJS, .. ... . .Y· • ' CARNA,TIIIfj ' MILIC, TALL' CAM _,qoo '. JOIO , ' ' kiNNIL IAT!Oil I • o ' 12-'1~' . ' ,.·o· z. •¥~ . 16C . ' ·-· ' . tt5s' .,, ' . · RD BATHS .,. ',, ' ,. ·REG; . . . 11' 63c .. '.. ,, ., . " .... I!"'; ' ,. . ~- ·- -. ·-·-.------ . ' ;--. . . .. ' ... _. .. ' I ' ·- : ~ GAUON FAMILY SIZE 'tOOTH PASTE · :PLASTIC QUART 35c I LI.IOX 9c lOX NABISCO ' - 19 DISCOUNT'S ON WHITE PAINT : . : _ __: __ --===-==~-:-:=-=-= ' ~ ·ALL FISHING SUPPLIES LUCAS s 95 j ~------:::-:-:::-=::-·-==~ FLOOR ·~ SHOES FOR LIFE PAINT ::.:_.:..:.:.:.~-------::::--::::::-- · E COLGATE ' .00 . DECORATOR INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR SOME STORES SELL IT FOR AS MUCH AS $6.95 GALLON SPECIAL! . MILK .00 P. V.A. VINYL PROFESSIONAL BUT OUR PRICE IS Everyday Low Prices REG. c ' PKG. 1 ALL WITH A 50c FOR BAR OF SOAP .00 $ LOTION BANANAS COOKIES 303 CANS HAND lb. Whole Kernel or Cream Style • , JERGEN'S GOlDEN BONUS KRAFT'S ~~ BUY DOG FOOD WHY PAY MORE PLASTER BOARD ROOFING NAILS ONLY NAILS lb.' . LARGE NAILS Size 60s Size 40s I ony , , GAL . . : �·!t • I' I ·' ,~ 11 1{ [ I ~~~~~~~~~o::_ .. !lhy~~u.~t-~ ,••Tbe _ _ _... llo_m... - .. -li""',... of I nsta '"''~' • :!t"'b .lie. :"::'~ w d .:;. ~. Jacksoa 11 omeroy . boyo ond lirls were Ml"ll. Roy Router, and Mrs. Ray. and officers iD!Italled mood Baity, a!IA!rnates. f""•:;~~:n:e~w~yi.,ear wben Porn.. Commltt.es for the coming , PTA met Mon· year were named hy Mrs. ":"';1 Y ';.. .u_,. wHI be :orved ·~~~ aad at 1 p.m. lbe Rew Roberlllal<ber of the AME zion church ofJ!Iewart The aonual pledg<! service en'o"lloil!:i!i'!l,• ~ ·world affa,b1, and l.nstallatjon of officers high· aM that the Support of women :lighted the· May meeting of the is still needed to further the IWSCS and Class II Circle of 1 dreams which began wt~ the l Heath Methodist Church Mon-l formation of the Women s So1day ,venlng at the chureh. The ciety In Christian Service 25 president, was ~~t= :!~0~rJ1~;~u;!~~ =~~~o=:r:~la~:O~:. ~i-~~~. :~;~~o~-t~l.~n~s ~~~~:: 1 Around Arrd ~ •'!:.~~! P!! f~~~~~~<~ AbQut .,. 1-H clut end advisors, 1411> M'"'ilfE Roy Holter and Mil. DWtgh) nelltoa . ldp wllldl lOok llltm to 'Lao VQa~ su r ' t cl~. aild to U.~!· ·'rbe luu e£10 tire t-Ip was .loy l"'• loavtq LootavDlo, Ky., with a lfOIP .burnJir. ~ ~t.s;_~~aine Vlewn:.•·, of !H. ..~ en ""'" riit e•. ';'~:;• ~ callege vocol .... . .. . . 1 . ,'· ( . I : ' ( Wei- :n 1 1""· Sale ! Mens and Boys Dress Slacks Everyday Slacks • Leisure Wear 1 I Ladies Receive . C d W h•p BIG SELECTIONS, BIG VALUES, WELL KNOWN MAKES 1 1 DRESS SLACKS SMALL FRY $6.95 $1.95 to $3.95 WALK SHORTS COTTON TROUSEIS I Mrs. Gloeckner Is Hostess ol Church Closs ea $3.95 $3.95 BOYS WALK SHORTS WALK SHORTS $2.95 ' I '' MRYDAY SLACKS SPURS F'""""'"'""""";;;;;;;;"'";;;;;;;;=,l Drive ·In $5.95 PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS MENS SLACKS $3.95 DRESS SLACKS HOPSACKING SLACKS 1 MEIGS THEATRE $5.95 MENS DRESS SLACKS DRESS SLACKS Shirl<>y J(me~. Stella Steven• "YOUNG FURY" ,Technicolor) With Ro17 Calhoun and Virgmla Mayo lUNDAY, MON. ond TUII. Moy 15·111-17 'THIII'Y WHO CAMI IN PROM THI COLD" Wllb lllehord Burtoa oad Claire Bloom Mothers Day Gifts The Salisbury Girl Scout Troop 100 met with Donna 01> linger, leader, in charge. The Scouts made Mother's Day gifts from Kleenex boxes and mac-aroni and arranged them •• $7.95 . $5.95 YOUNG MINI 'WIANGLIR' ICIIUI OINIMI WESTERN JEANS Heavy 13%. Ounce denim, soft and rugeed. Weathered denim in lleht blue, popular Wnnrler fit, Sizes 211 to 36. 1 C-111<1 loloctlon o f - Work ' ., ...,.,.._ Wor,lt Unlformo - Conrollo - ~.. llvonlls .,.. Ioiii for Mon •"" Bop - lwiM Tlvl*i- Wirk 01- - D,_ ..lrh wlfll lOIII !I' ohort - !Wrl lhlrll - Little loyo Short ond lhlrt WI- Uncltrwetr; "' ' Aloo ~~~:~~~med~;~~i;::~::~.......................................................$4~,~··'....~............,_.~,·L, .B•..•E•.R.·F_.~.~ ··D~~~~,~~-··.~·~·~t4•.•,E~,~R:.O.:.!,, 8 •. •' ..,·~. ti t( • i ..·•. ' '' .. i} ::· " ... . ~~ I ' .,l • ' C: ._ . .• t1Ao1 ' ......+ "' ' en fine .· .• · _' :-.' ~·i a f ~>~~'% . o,:,S 1 :i..,. 0 ~ · o~t_~ --------------------------~--~~~~----~~~~~~~-----------VOL XVIII NO. 18 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1966 . ' 1 f!ll,c .... o ' .I •\ ,;~J Derlofed flo T1ae ,,.,.,_. 01 Tlul 11,.-M«<MM .4,. ~ I. .' ~ ,J ~~; ' ' fl~ ites l(nocked Urrl' 1 ,r·~ i •l -' 1 1 rI! .,.,. ' I '. Groups Give C MHS oncert 1 f} •' .)I al . y ~: V~~Y":::e:~~i:e M~!~ P.::~~ an~il~o."~ee~~~~:~~ Gilmore, i j YPM.,.. •ben. b ht th .,.._1 e,t;;, :; !;s 1 1 ·In; charge and lhe meetiDg op- Mrs. Roy Blankenship, Mrs. ' ; ed b a meditation read b Mrs. em ers. roug e r P""" 1 .l llr Sbstllo ..._..., They' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vert~$" ed with tha G,'ed" .o tha u.s . ...., .,, ~th prayer by Rev. Wi!· George Nesselroacl J r., pm· ·! ~.... -,,.,I¢",~'1W\~~! n;t~jj , Wrr.:,H Y ..,waj"jiiVii, .. . • v•~::::::!~::! • Y ~f es e.~ ··· · ., ........ - ·· · . . to the altar as the conclw:l· . 1 .. _ .. , .. ~Pk.. ........,.... i• Ha ..RII aad ·s.e altd son, Keith. and Mr. and and the 4-B ags. RnU call was ., bojr Perrin and the pledge to gram; Mrs. Harvey Van Vrank· Class 12. Mrs. James Criswell ! ID~b hymn .w~s ~tungM CIOSIO~ ;;~;. it.~· hb;.;j...d nrlooo Mrs. Raymond Walbutn and answered by each girl telling flii; Room count was taken e~ and Mrs. John wez:ry, muwas unable to be present. 1 WI prayer rs. oore. tout&t altn~s. iDle~ famll~. w,hat she brought to tbe dinner atid attendance bonner won bv SJC; Mrs. Charles LewiS. art; Mrs. M. L. French, past pres- [ Mrs. Swanson conducted tht! acllve ·volcano, fera Valley Mr. and Ml"ll. George Doolit- and how she prepared II. II sti;th grade. The changing ~f Mrs. Don McKenz1e ~nd _Mrs. ident of the WSCS, gave the ! business session. A welcome and the nameJ'CIU.& ·displays of tie and children, Connie and was decided to save bottle eaps ~etlng night from second Mon- Gene Houdashelt, hlstonans; charge of office to the elected . was given to the Eleanor Cir- flowers native to the lslanda. Steve, o( Berea ,pent the week- for charity. ~y to third Thursday was dis· James Soulsby a!ld George Nes· ; The Rio Grande College Choir. officers of the WSCS. Class 12 . cle members attending. Mr s. Tbey left AprU U aod re- end with her parents, Mr. and A nest with starling and robin cqssed and rejecled. selroad Jr., safety. . . Mixed Ensemble, and Girls' and the Eleanor Cirele as lhey 1Dowson reported on the con- taro"~! lo Middleport, May 8. Mrs. Gletm Lamhert. eggs wa• shown by Louise Mlcl> ratrol boys and girls were Robert Robcrts .. athletJc d1r~- Ensemble, under the direction came to the altsr. Installed Iference held in JackSon and the ~~ Mr. and Mrs, ~rl Brannon ael and a collection of frog egga ~mended for their splendid lor; Mrs. Gene Mitch, Mrs. W1l- ol Mrs. Zelma Northcutt, pre- were Mrs. Carroll Swanson I certification of lay speakers, spent the weekend 10 West and tadpoles was shown by ~rk this year by tlalph Spen- liam Williamson and Mrs. Guy Isented a varied program of Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Wil· Mrs. James Jividen and Mrs. Adult Cla11 Plan' loo where they visited with his Janice Holter. Plans werP made <!~r who then introduc«<, JoEl· E. Guinther, membership; M~. choral music to the students ()f liam Russell, Mrs. c. F. Hibbs, William Russe~t. J W. R mother, Mrs. William Brannon for a hike and nature study on !!!ill Diehl. captain: Raymond Richard Rupe "'!d Mn~. Ke~·mtt Middleport High School at a • Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, Mrs, Ed· , e une wner oast and other relat1ves. May 15 at 2 p. m. at home ol ._';· l&aeb, Becky Wright, Robm WaUon, hosp1taltty: Mrs. Jack special assembly Tuesday morn- ward Young Mrs James Jivi- ~e_po:.~ of the s~rvm~ 0~th A wiener roast was planned Mr. and Mrs . .Robert Jay, Mrs. MIJhoan as the ''Let's E1· ~.~ ~. ~aUn, David Case, SteYe Story, Carsey ~~ Mrs. James O'Bri- ing. den. Mrs. Herm~n Haddox,, bl mo 1 e ~~s g~vee~be~s a~ for the June meeting when the ~Ju~bus, spent the · . weekend plore Outdoors'' proj~t. Plans v- • li>bbit Wtaecup. Mike Cullums, j' en, pubhc1ty: Mrs. C. E. Clark Numbers on the program Bess Sanborn Mrs Guy Shuler Nan Moore h dk d f h , Adult Class of the Bradford wtth Mr. artd Mr.t Wilham Grue- were made for a tour ot Ohio 1 an e or 1 eor ....... Berry. and Mrs. PaI Woods, mag""l·ne· "All eIUl·a" by Young· ' ' Mrs. James' businesses I ti ves. VaIIey Baking Co., tbe R. C. ·~·ll Vaug bon, 0 pa1 ..... • were . .: Mrs. Galen Brown, . . s Church of Christ met Friday ser an d otber rea ~ie Fife, Brenda Wood, Di- Mrs. Herbert Seth, Mrs. Ken· ''Younger Than Sprmgtlme ! Euler, Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. don~tmns to .the proJect. Mr · evening at the church. The Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knlgllt Bottlin"' Co., and the Pomeroy ~ King, Billy Barnhart. Tom neth Harris, Mrs. Walter Couch 1from •·South Puci~!c," by" ~e Walter Hayes, Mrs. Nan Moore, DavJdF Ellntsm~~e~ re1~~ on meetlog was opened by · the spent the Mother's Day week~ Salt Works on June 9. At the .,. ftPwley, Paul Darnell, Joe and Mr~. John Sebo, health Mrs. choir: 01 "0h_. . You! and T~ts : Mrs. L. w. McComas, Mrs. May thee o;:~:ro ay P.~etbod~?t president, •"rs. James Reed end in Columbus ~ith their close ~~ the meeting dancing ktr, Mary Vaughan, Mike Stru· Eh-:a Gilmore Jr. , Mrs. R. C. Tram. sp•r•Lu~.ls by !he ml~- Charles Bradbury. Mrs. French i 6 at h Th ro~ decided to with devotions given by Fran- daJJghter and son-m-la\V, Mr. was enJoyed. bit\ steve Tatterson and .John Follrod. Mrs. Frank Porter, ed. ensemble: The .:vate.r IS , concluded the service with pray. I Ch~rc fu e f g P c· 1 . ces Hysell. ;111d Mrs. Rona1d Hall~. Mrs. ----~Dheli. Awards and trophies Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Max 1 W1de," a folk song1 SentJmen· . er. assJst . e A tern~n lfC ~ ID The flOwer fund report was E. B. Knight accompanied her VISIT MRS. DODSON ~presented by Mr. Spencer Folmer and Mrs. Raymond B<~i· , l.cll .Journey" arnm~ed .. _br, i MNi. Nan Moore conducted preparm~ an entry 10 the regat. given and the class decided to son, Earl, as far as Canal Mrs. H. E. Betz (Dor~ Con• and Leo Crew. It was voted to j ly. ways and mPan~ . · Adus, and "Superc~hf;,aglhstJc 1 an impress1ve pledge service ta parad · Ihave a wiener roast at the next Winchester where she will vis-- roy) of St. Joseph, Mich., and s~ the patrol boys and girls Winners •n the poster and ~- I f"?m, ··Mary ~oppms by the , beginning with the reading of The annual joint picnic tf meeting June 3. A potluck sup. It her daughter, Mrs. Victnr her two grandcllildren, Tammy 'a: a ftlovie. the date to be an- 1 say CQnLests held recently were ' Girls Ensemb e. .. . : the purpose uf the women's So· Class 12 and the WSCS was set per was served and games were Will. Croft and her brother Kenton, nounced. announced as follows. Puster, I .AI~? the fol~ so~g, Smgle I cicty which includes service, to be held in June at the new played. Attending were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. AI Clemson and of Benton Harbor, Mich., came .Mr. Gilmore presented _gifts ?rades 1-J, Rebecca 'f'homas· : ~Jrl, a sol~ "' 11 h gmtar .a~.c~~~ prayer and gifts. Site stressed camp Asbury near Rio Grande. I and Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr. son Todd, Conneaut, spent the Friday to spen:t two weeks to Mr. and .M.rs. Charles Gibbs, f1rst; Mmton Barnes, second ; 1 p.mtment b) c.athy Clark. Sail : the increasing call of missions The meeting was closed with and Mrs James o .... .1 Mr Mother's Day weekend wlth w1th Mrs. Betz s mother, Mrs. ·k~· Mayer, th'dE 1.~ . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer I' and. RIC •r . s!:iay (] r's·Sog"alolksong"Dream .n ' " • I and the need around the world prayer by Mrs. SWanson. and Mrs.· Paul Sisson, Bertha• hu parents, Mr. and Mrs. WaJ~ B. A. Dodson of O.ester aud to 1 0 and M~ .. Fran~ RE-inhart w~o I J.unJOr ~~~. Betty ll:lhs~t~er, ~ ~•Hie DreamE-r, ~r~~n~~ ! for .serYice of mankind. During the social .hour cake, Evans, Helen Miller, Norma iace Bradford. help .with her mother's houseare retmng thJs year. A gJft l fJrst; Hlrk~ SeyiE"r, se<:ond. and jb} Simeone ?Y the .1\.~.JXcu n She noted the obj"e<:tives of decorated with pink roses Russell Nora Cabron Frances Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Busb. clearung. Debb'•e McL aug hl m, th.tr d·· 1'semble·' kand ·'Sakura 11118 als!l.Pfesented to Leo Crew 1 d ·•. Aa Japa. the society as including mis. cherry ice cream and mints and• Hysell, • Nora Curtis • Tressie and son, Greg, have moved to - - - ' - - - - - - fo_r helt)illg with ~~hl)l)l p:·; o·ol. i Grade<; 4-6 Jennifer • Spe~rs, nese fol. so~~ S eel:e:~c:, : sions, and promotion of local coffee were 'served from a ta- Hendricks. ' Springfield Ohio, where he is ical pa~e~d rt Meigs Ge•Jeral • Mr. Gibba thanked the PTA for llrst: Lady D~wn Scotl, sec- 1Our Heritage ~ . t ' g . church and community activi- ble covered with a lace cloth employed. Hospit!ll 10 hmeroy. coopeta~ton during his m:.~ny : ond; and Debbie Hu_n.nell. a.n~ byM~~: ~:~!:e cB;~~bur ' Mid- ! ties. and centered with an arrangeSURPRISE GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. G~ry Ault and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ~sh years With the Pomeroy schools I M.ary Sue Ha~~s, lhu ~· SemOJ dl H' h S h I ~, d . t ' She was assisted in the serv· ment of purple iris in a m i I k A surprise party was given son, Todd, Springfield. tlave ::.nd their dal·~hter and family, Offtcers were installed by Mrs. I High , Becky Strvt:rs, fir st: Su· r:rrt ~g o/ ~o ~r~ ua e ice by several readers includ. glass container flanked by white at the home of Mr. and Mrs. been visiting with his parents, Mrs. MichaP.l ~line aori son, Don McKenzie and includP, Mrs. san Healon, second; and Ran- ' a d mlhem er t eb c dmr, ~b ! ing Miss Sanborn Mr; Lloyd tapers in milk glass holders. Willard Faudree 100 Spring·av Mr and Mrs. William Alllt m Ricky, spent Sunday at Lake third ' ene e program Y escn · I • ' · ' ' 1 11 · H ' "ke Leo Crew, p:esl·de_n t; ·Mrs.. J 0hn 1dy Svcks • · · : ing the choir's recent tour to Mrs. French, Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Hostesses were Mrs. P. L. Pomeroy on May 6, honoring' M1'ddle . port, and rea ves m ope WI"th. dinner at th e w 1 Blaettnar, r:rst vice presJde~t: i The fifth and sixth grades in- j washington;-' o. c. where they Bechtle, Mrs. Haddox, Mrs. Mitch, Mrs, Lawrence Milhoan, Mr. Faudree who was ' 185 years Gallipolis. . Hope Dln•ng I flfige, Mr~. Clin 1 ~ Mrs. Jay. \\arner, second VJre 1strumenlal stur\E'nts pre!<ented a 1sang at the Cherry Blossom fes- Russell, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Haddox, Mrs. M. young'' (he says). He received Mr. .md ~1rs. Gwmn Cl:Jrk ~nd son returnrd to the1r hon•P presid~nt. Mrs. James Souh:;by, program and each played two !tival. Mr:s. Northcutt introduc-- Knight. E. Dowson, Mrs. Kenneth Byer, gUts and cards trom those and granc:l.:hildrP'l Paul and ~~~ Mc.lrthur. recordmg secretary; Mr.s. L~nn- : numbers. led by Donald Miller, ed the numbers, some of which She mentioned the schools, Mrs. David Entsmlnger, Mrs. who attended. Refreshments &ndy..clark of Charlestoo W. .~r. anrt Afrs. Walton Manl~y ard Jewell, corresponding sec- i band director. Taking part were had been used on their program hospitals, centers, social pro- Arttlur Strauss, Mrs. C. F. Bibb were served. Mr. and Mrs. V~. VISited over tt•e we~kend ~Islted at lv.J.:bourne Atr Base reta~; Mrs. ?uy Russell, trea~ I first year students, .Marcy Ow- in Washington. The group was gram among other projects and Mrs. C. A. Emmisb. The Faudree have purcha.sed a "'lth C. A. f'lelson and ~r and m Columl'us ~·ecently with ~eir 91:U'er' Mrs, Richard Rosenbaum · ens. Edith .Mees, L1sa McKen- given an enthusiastic reception needed to combat evils of the birthday of Mrs. Dowsoo was home near Harrisonville and .Mrs. Paul ~~sson. SOD and farrJly. Mr. and • d'l. 1 1\lr!. Louis Osborne, Mrs. Rob- ,ie, Kay Gilmore, Elizabeth Bla- by the students. Iworld, noting the oeed for wom- observed during the evening. wiU be movln( there soon Marcus Cnambera Is a mod- Jameo Maoley and chUdrea. ert Lew1s, Mrs. Ja~k Carsey 1 ettna,·, Vicki Blankens!Jip, Le----~ a~d Donley Rt>tbeL_ dele- I anna Sebo. Diana King, Linda gptes to county .councJI , and Rupe, Sheila McKnight, Miran1\ft'i. Don McKenzie, Mrs. C. K da Young, Phyllis Newlun, Dor~_;_ Mrs. Gu!...~:_ Gulnther. othy Seth, Ruth Ann Terrell, Robin Crew, Eugene McKinney, ' Diana Young, Rodney Gheen, Scott Van Vranken, BiUy BarnOrnotmnS at hart, Mary Ebersbach . f! .. 1 Advance students, Mario and ~Uu . OY OfS$ I i Darla NeutzliJI8, Irene Barnes, ;.Each lady attending worship' S~sie Soul~by, JoEllen Diehl, services or Sunda School at ILisa Boothe, Susie Rusche! Ca~~o til! Syracuse First ~nited Pres- alynn and Maraly~n ~acy, byrerlan Ch h M th . , Mille CuUums, Debb1e \V1mup qay,~~-w~s pr':s~ot~n a r~.e~~ I and Becky Wright. ..rilue carrujtion as sht> entered I A1 the close of the meeting, ~ ~twrcb. ' a white elephant sale was held, YOUNG MENS SLIM TROUSERS FOR THE file -guest speaker was Mr. after whicll refreshments were 1 Jqlii(~ While of the Alexander served by mothers of the Kin· In sizes 28 to 36 waist, wash •n wear\ 70% rayon, 18% PR!i~rian church. His ser- i dergarten and First grade. Slzeo 3to 7. Belted models and beltless styles with h4lf boxer acetate, 12% 420 nylon. Full tapereo leg, belUeu (witb ~ topic was "The Christian waist. SoUd colors of cranberry, green, black, blue, wheat, t~djustable side tabs. Solid colors. Perfect for dre!s wear, Famtly." The church was U:»ts of little boys permanent press slacks in this selection. bt!iuti;uiiy decorated with ar· rengements ol pink dogwood, j MENS PERMANENT PRESS pOW plants, candles and ! MENS WASH 'N WEAR '· p1lms. \ )'!lllng the pulpit May 15 · 65% Dacron Pniyester, 35% Cotton 'fhey never need '!till be Dr. E. 0. Ralston of ironing. Solid colors in tan, bllck tnd green or smart Including the popular Hondo by Mr. Wnngler. Beltlea stylet plaid models that ~ colorful. Sizes 29 to 42 w&tflt with the Continental look and more conservative types that have B!lslnl Village at Waverly. Mrs. Jacob Gleockner was measure. belt loops, fuller legs, Cuffed bottoms. Blue, Ioden green, dark 'Polled plants were pn,ent. hostess when tbe Daughters of &reen. wheat. black. 100% wuh 'n wear. Si:ze1 29 to 42. to the oldest mother. Mrs. Ruth class of United Methodist I Vazte Lee, and to the youngest, Church met at the church Mon. M:rs. Mary Albertii Guinther. day afternoon. 1 Plaids 1nd Solid Calors-M8no Wuh 'n Woor ~ng the SUnday School The m~ting, in charge of , ~ur, the primary class sang Mrs. Frank Stewart, presidetlt, I COntinental and belted s!f.les. Plaid& and solid colon. Slzea tbe first verse of ''Mother's opened with a hymn. Devotions j Choose the style lhlt is beiUess (boa 4djustable side tab 6 to 18. All t!omfortable f1t and 100% wash 'n wear _$1.95 waistband) or worn witb a belt. Smart patterns and a fine Pi-arers Have Followed Me," were led by Miss Ada Genheim• Boys Permanent Preas Walk. Shorts In eelectioo of solid colors. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. jOined by the congregation. er who chose as her topics, sizes 8 to 18 _,,95 'By recent action of the Ses. .. A Tribute to Mothers·· and eBoys "Mr. Wraneler" Tapered, Scrub Denim Walk Shorb. '1. Sizes B to 18 $2.91 •lim tit S.nday Worship aervices "Sing Unto the Lord," taken ate at 9 a.m. followed by Sun. from chur~b bulletins. Members MENS PERMANENT PRESS BOYS SLIM FIT, HIP HUGGING liLy School al 10 o'clock. answered roll call witb a Moth· Sunday School attendance Mo- er's Day thought. It was "Voted Wash 'em-Dry 'em. Crease atayt ln. Wrinkles stay tfier•s Day was 41, with a roJ. not to contribute to the Metho100% Cotton, Heavy twill. Sanforized shrunk. Wheat, faded out. Ideal f()r school and eenenal wear. Size• 29 to 42 blue, ireen or black. 1!CtJOn of $17~38. di!;t Commission for onrsess waist and in your con-eet length, 50% Fortret Polyester and 505'o Combed Cotton. Solid C!olotl iD lllht and dark relief. Sbos $2.98 SIIH $3,49 shades. 6 1<1 12 13ta 11 An interesting program was presented by Miss Lucretia ~en­ ~<~&SON W. VII BOYS SIZES 6 TO 18 helmer who read quotations by Elizabeth Phelps and Dorothy PERMANENT PRESS COTTON BLEND TONIGHT lloru FRIDAY Westlake Andr·~ws . Several 811% Cotton, 1G% 420 Nylon. Never Deed lronlnt. Conllnentol readings were givfn from Con"JOHN GOLDFARB model with taoered lea. cuffieu, adjustable sldootab wolll PLEASE COME HOME" trol Concept magazine includtine or the style lbot bu belt loop" Dot ao tapered, eufled. Choice cf two flilbrlc.......one ia 83% cotton and 15% 420 Shirlty MacLaine Li~t areen, whea:t, Ioden JUeD. or blaek. nylon-the Other is 50% Fortrel Polye1ter aad &)% Ing, Controlling Power, Faith of Peter Ustinov Cotton. Solid colon: Wheat, dark gre~'1!, llibl green, blaek. Our Mothers, and Jimmy Is Belted styles tbat are cuffed and Co ental etylu worn --andThat You? A question and anwitb DO belL Full taper lei. cuffle11. $4.95 "UP FROM THE IIACH" swer game and a Bible quiz Cliff Roberllon MENS DACRON AND WOOL MR. WRANGLER PERMANENT CREASE concluded the program. Red Buttoni Psalm 23 in unioon closed the meeting after which a !ialad Slack• by "Reston". Perfect for Suminer wear. Ughtweleht FuUy ,,cut With belt loops and ht!ed bottoms. Dark fabric of SG% Duron Polyester and 40% W""""' Wool. Tbest oo~ was served by the hos· j blue color. GO% Fortrel Polyester and Ml% ~ombed LroUiel'l have Banrol tbat pnlvenll waistband roll-over. Co'n~er­ tess assisted by Mrs. Minnie Cotton. Sizes 29 to 42 wals.t. vative model to ol!ea 30 to 42 waisl. Altered fre< to JOB!" "'l!''"o! Neutzllng and Mrs. Dessl• Ps~ lenilb. Grey, bllek, ebarcool browll, eborcool green. -"'" terson. Attending were the . TONIGHT & THURSDAY above and Mrs. Albert Alward, 'PREST' POR LIPI NOT OPIN MENS PERMANENT CREASE Miss Nelle Bing, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Miss Lydia Ebero· FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Permanently pressed and sbl.ped forever." Year •rouDd Moy 13-14 bach and Mno. VIrginia SISler. Smart. serviceable fabrle of tiS% Dacron Polyester and weliht Iabrie. Mode o! U% Dlll!riiD MI,Vetter and ~% Wp "THE SICRET OP 35% Avril rayon. Already cuffed ready to wear. Waist Tenacity Rayoo. l!•de wllb belt lootii: ~fed rea.dr to wur. MY SUCCESS" "'"' 30 to 42. Bilek or dark grey, Finely tollored for ln. alzeJ 30 to 110 Wllll me&lllfe, Grey ~ broW., . tTeclJnjco\or) Girl Swuu Make comfort and lonr wear. Grey, Brown. ·'' . ,MIIhoau, mel ·at the Holler home 'Monday evening for a 6:30 potluck dinner and mee~ lng/ 01 1 '~ ,, Potluck Dinner ... NoemiBaptial ~ba:,:m Hold Pledge, lnstalla~iQh,§~rvice . M~ :.. ~ ~ s~ 111 BOys and Girls Honored, llflrCE~rs 1 · lied by p PTA i' wscs, Class .12 of Herft~;·~h~rch, One Was Within 10 Miles Of North Viet Nam Capital Racine to Begin Sewerage Planni~~J i v- Racine will begin preliminary way as If in the dark of night cleanup by leaving it at the poratton line. •: · SAIGON (UPI) - U. S. planes carrying out a second planning for a sewerage sys- - when it probably hlppens. curb on May II and May 21 - -Named Jerry Powell It II day of maulve air strikes against · Nortli · Viet Nam lent in lllii7 wtth 11.350 loaned However, Larry WoUe, Babe \wo days only - when town waiA!r board, fllltng lbe knocked out two missile sites near Haiphong, a U. S. loy the federal government, HUI and Jerry Graham were trucks will pick It up. cy ereated loy lbo dealb · .lit spokesman said today. One site was only 10 miles from councilmen learned in a meet, the big port-the closest American planes have come to named to a committee to get Harlow Ervin, effoolive Mat' it ing this week. the garbage shoved back where Agreed Um., areo'l wbol -Authorized • leiter lo D\ 1. the city. 1 d they osed to be, 10 slarted ..-•·- real .. The missile site neal' ·Haiphong invited destruction · houl ""! ported .,18t it s be, to get a cover over lbe legal --·blnery to hi'-- Gaugloan, Col......... M ayor ' 1 es re " it, In gel a fence put up to .. officer of the Poet Olllct' by firing three Russian-made ground-to-air SAM missiles at the A4 Skyhawks from the carrier Enterprise as Contg. Wtbealter Hl.l Moetioll";_~rthole keep people from miouslng lbe aoalwlbo-emUINoveperoemberllng , ..·~ partmen~ DOling eouacll't• say ng • app ca n = e dump, and finally, to arrange proval of tile Etlwlq ~ they headed toward another target. The missiles missed loan has been approved. for a watchman to pick off the eteclloo bolfo~ slllce Raclae property and the pilots turned and hit the base with 250 and 500 11 an ld..t loo~ Council also: Discussed mis- persons who violate the rules. Is atlll operatlo« oa lbe lime lor tha new POSt ofllce 011 'lfii,a pound bombs. The action look place Wednesday. Cambodian border. The Amerl· use of the •~ba•e dump in !omaU) amount II did It and Pe 1-111 in lbo IO!Itlte,.. ..• U a violntor Is caught Ma••ean ••o, "wblch is •--. Other Nnvy bombers from cans suffered 615 wounded and thai people other lbao Haclne · ' ' ~ ... ~ eorner . of Racblt · .... people are using It, oot even nr Pyles will do the honors in llble." -Were ~ of ibe ~ the Kilty Hawk carried out a South Koreans lost 3 dead and 1 second raid on the launchers 12 wounded. The South Vlebt• puUing their garbage on lbe """' .wtth a fine. -Approved Ordinance 239 to en dinner ·to be lteld M,ty ·lei moments later, ocorlng direcl mese lost 61 killed, 22 missing dump, bul leaving II in the road -Agreed residents having improve State Route IU from by tha I'Oiunteer IINmls 'ia MASON MORFIT WM. McKINLEY, JR. hits and sending smoke rising and 154 wounded. or almost anywhere so as to be junk to be removed may have the junction of Elm and Porn.. conjunctton wtlh lbo ~·1 2,000 leet above the smashed Communist losses during the TWO OlfiO UNIVERSITY adminlstrators have been free from Jt, then scoollng • II done free during tha spriJI8 roy Read, easiA!rly to the cor· auxiliary. SAM sUe. Another flight period were put at 56 killed and · appointed to positions concerned with area development knocked out a nearby SAM 121 captured for' a kill ratio of and the establiBhment of a new Institute at the Univerbase while Air Force planes 3.1 in favor of tha ames. sity by Ohio's President Vernon R. Alden. Mason MorCOLIJMBUS (UPI) - The destroyed . lour conventional Tlte figure of 82 Americans fit, Special Assistant to President Alden, has been ap· Ralston Purina Co.'o, oew turantl·alrcrafl bases. One U.S. killed by enemy gunfire was pointed Executive Director of the Institute for Regional key processing plant oow onplane was lost to groundflre. the highest toll since the week Development. He succeeds William J. Sheehan, who has der cooslrlletion at Wellston Air raids struck many ending April 17 when 89 were , resigned. William E McKinley, Jr., waa named the Ex· 1 will employ at least 800 permilitary taraets 1n the comrn11- killed. ecutive Director of the new Development Planning In· nisi North But one ellbe most stitute. Gov. James A, Rbodes dramailc ~me when Air Force , aald Wednesday official• of tile bombers hll the Mu Gin l.lil A ST. 1.01111, Mo., man, charg- plaol -clio proceu abolll Mountain Paso-the oorlbern Pomeroy cltizeDJ will abed with DWI followiJ18 a two- three millloa lnrkeyo o year, FINDLAY, Ohio (UP!}-The slayer of blonde Brltblt End of the Ho Chi Minh supply serve Cleaa-Up Week May 10. car accldeol Wednesday nighl DOCelbe plaat loin pl"oduclloo beauty Lisbeth Davenport pumped four bullets Into ~~ lrall to South Viet Nam-aod Zl, Mayor Cbarleo Leaar oa· at the lniA!rsecllon of Roule 1U by 116'2. Ralstoa Portno Co.'o body as she lay on the grass, then genUy lifted her lti!ll cut It In three places. The pass aennced today. Streel Deparlo and Unton-sv, wao fined 1150 I board of directors placed fl• the trunk of her car and abandoned It on a busy doll'i!ls now proiA!cted by SAM meal worlters wUI ofler pick· and costa and sentenced to three at IIJ!proval oa tile plaal town street. mi~lle• but none was reported I up oervlco In the flnl ward days in jaU by Meigs County coDJtroction lbiJ week after "She wasn't stuffed or crammed Into the trunk ~ fired. Hanoi hal used ao army oa Monday, aecood ward 08 Court Judge Frank W. Porter, llal< oftlclalo aSiured them was carefully placed there," Dr. Byron Voorhees, ~iii/; of 150,000 labo~ers In an effort Tuesday, tlllrd ward 08 Wetf. COLUMBUS mPI) _ Seniors Jr., today. water and sewer lacUIUe• cock County coroner, said Wednesday night after l'llto keep the vllal pass open. aesday, oad Thursday, and in Ohio teaching training lost!- Norman Eugene Wince, 30, would be avaUable. ceiving a preliminary autopsy report. American and Allied ca11al· lbe fourtll ward n Friday, luf be' ed In d was arretted on tha charge by .,. "' Mrs. Davenport, 32, of Columbus' suburban tTPW 7 , m th Yi~t N ,am . were 11 rrrmn'lmrtiiTJil!lliliiDi ct: i:Bii'M mand,...., arelnlmg urgtart'ng .. 1 Sheriff Robert C. Harteobach'fil ' Arlington, was killed not more than three houn dlr ties In 1 a m mum 8 1 88, • department after be was lnvolv· I .rted Sh tno to more than triple those suffered ary of 15.000 a year from Ohio s ed in a eraoh with a car driven ~er las\~ltealb the ~oronerl r~~d ' Ine b ~Y the South · VIetnamese last 0 0 school distrreta. by Riebord Lee Richmond, 22 , ave ea n a out p.m. as ay um 1111 \veek, miUiary authorities anTb Ohi 81 d t Edu tl prior to telling her husband Edwin she p~ to . e o u en ca on Middleport R D Ifriends in Lima. nO)!IIf.IJI,l!l!laY. i AIIOcia~ (OSFA) mailed tile Author~ Wchmond ' WI 0 . The ''ivacious housewife, edlyearrylngaboul ' Dllfltl{'~-l~·~k ending SHADE' GAP, Ps. (UP!) lf ' leUero this weel: 10 ~ .st~. wu pulling owlY from the in· i whose background remained as slot.·!#! Saturday 103 Americans were Abo I %00 pe sons joined today Gov. James A. Rhodes, atate tersection when Wince'• car "t elusive as clues to her murder- money, ber "'""" killed, 82 by ~mmunlst gunfire in : aearch 'ror a 17-year-old Public Instruction Superlnten- came at a high rate of speed, er, apparently never arrived in cameral were m!plng when tho ~nd 21 In the naming crash ol a . I and her rifl..armed kidna· dent E. E. Hoi~ majority lead- and skidded approximately 100 Lima. body wao fouod. Her purse .,. E_Jot helletlpter near the gor beli ed to be a sniper who I ers of the two houses of the feet. Wince suffered a Iacer a· All telephone oumbers In the Findlay Pollee t'hiel Wayne talned 17 eents. ·-·- - -·- -- per • ev COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h e' legislature school superintend· Uon l!f the nose. His car was a l Pomeroy-Middleport area Will has terrorized this area lor two , Ohio Rotary Clubs have J'olned • F. Ethel! said "We have no Idea Her previous Ufe wu a patcl> ents and deans of education col•-tal loss and there was medbe changed from 2 letters and 5 ., wor k quti t llf •,I!¥Oue " •-! .." years. . I forces with the Ohio Society for w where the mu rd er was comml'" wa 1 State Police, aided dunng the ' Crippled Children --• Adults •- leges, ium damage to lbe Richmond digits to 7 digits next week when ted." Upper Arlinglnn detec- which included reports from~ ·· a.uu w The association at Its spring vehicle. I the new phone directory is ded . d G establish a ''Careers in Rehabh T Co tives Indicated they ha no new friends that she was a •HADE GAP, Pa. (UPI)- llllation Foundation.'' convention ere April 17 adopt- Judge Porter also heard a l 1IVere ' enera1 elephone . evidence to the slaying. dancer who broke an ankle anll Memben of 8 beavUy armed ed a resolution on the minimum we today involving an .as- 1of Otlio announced today. "We haven't deleted the idea couldn't dance again, that bil posst s<•rcb<aJ lor a 17-year- ,William 0. Litllck, president sa~. m to the . 1 sault and battery charge agamst The telephooe exchange that she might hove been killed wealthy parents died in either I old alrl aod ber kidnaper, of the Ohio Society, said Wed· ma . ng seniors "' Clarence Hatfield, 47 • Dexter. oames of WYandotte, CHerry, by a hl!thhikor or a stranger plane or auto erasb, and that believed In be 1 long-sought toesday the foundation will re- eluded a lost of 193 Ohio sehoul Hatfteld was given 8 suspe,nded VIking, Williams and SHady- she might have met some· she had been married to I sniper, found a girl's slip Jo. cruit Ohio high school students dostricts. whoch already have a Ill day )Btl sentence and placed side will be<ome part of the where," Ethel! said. "But that "bigamlsl" when !be came I ' day In a wooded hollow to for careers In the rehabilitation ~~! munmum sterttng salary. on probatoon five years. pll'!t. The corresponding .,,,.. idea isn'l at l'oe top ol my head. tha U.S, from Coalds lour all the rugged Tuscarora Mouo- of persons handicapped by blrtlo ~I represents ~s than Ford, Goodntle, 22 • Rt. 1• bers ol the letiA!rs on th• tel.. "She might have heen mur- a haM yean ogo. taids near here, defects, crippling dis~ases and ~third of the states school R~edsvtUe, went before 1 b e j phone dial have been used. dered for some reason aod then However, tbat man, who fi::· accidents. disbicts. eourt on a non • support charge robbery came as an after- mained unidentified. sa:,: Ohio's colleges ead universl· and bad his case continued lor . "Subscribers, will not be able thought or robbery might hove never married her slth ' I night by volunteers armed wlth "W e pi nt'ng •· make lhe tl ' cause of ber death." they lived lolelber 'Ia · long dostaoce · 1to dial Ge I 19 Ready ' ear an w es wt·11 graduate ahoul 9,200 1urib er In ves1·tga tion. calls nII .,. been the mn shotguns and rlnes, said earl~ terrific !lhorlages of trained per- prospective teachers Uds sprina. Sher~f Hartenbach said John Iver the nation as some persons The slain woman was repor~ polls and Lima • · .. CAPE KENNEDY - THE, today there was 00 trace 0 sonnel In this field koown to all Young, Mason, W. Va., jBIIed hive !bought," James B. Kim· :.___:.::.::::.:.::::.:.::=_:_---·~ te>l results are in and, !rom 'I Peggy Ann Bradnlck who was hlgh school graduates, point out by Pomeroy police on oa ball, distrkt manager said. "' all reports, the Gemini 9 space· kidnaped Wednesday I on her tha opportunities for jobs ond Community Action AWOL charge, was picked up "The new numbering system shlp is ready to go Tuesday on way home !rom seboo · nd ""'eer !!dvancement, and help Gran•· Explai'ned !hill morning by Marine Corps simply eliminates the alphabet· W .. nd rib Peggy's three sosters a two Ithe to boo · lty and '" II' · 1 • three-day v,oyaeadge arotheu .., broth•rs watched in terror, but m c, ..,, .~ SLi~·k 'd WASHINGTON (UP!) - 0 " " s. tcalletiA!rs in the pr..cnt phone that wtll he P I way or ld-d h' sked prepare or , .ole sal Grants to the Gallia-Melgs Cor· munbers." Any subscnber who 0 Apollo trips to the moon. nopedtmg,!as a maoods Publisher of the Zanesville poration for Community Action WINS MASUR DEGREE dues not receive 3 new dire<· Air Force Lt. Col. Thomas man step rom . w ' Times Recorder, UH!ck is oast 1nr b M 20 h ld ta t Stafford and Navy Lt. Cmdr. i raised a lev,~r-ac~n rtfie and president o! tha Zanesville Ro- and . tha Jackson-Vtnloo Com- Capt David K. Hysell, son of ro'me ay busi~s~ of~;, c WASIUNGTON (UPI) - Commul!lst China's E Cer a put their announced. I don t wanl any ta Jub mumty Action Corp. to finance Mr. and Mrs. VIetor Hysell, r.. roy and most powerful-nuclear test blast has triggered . ·: ug";e th nh n 1'ta second ,sass from you kids . . . I'm ry • . elgh~week Project Head start ceived his MasiA!r of Science -Yerbal exchange between Peking and Washington o • . Clp8U e te ;oug. two days taking the girl with me." In addition to recruitment ac· programs this summer ""re .,._ degree In Pathology from tha who is responsible for the spiraling arms :~or d s ;he ex•rcise -a Police said the descnption of Uvities, the foundation will es- plslned today by Rep. Walter University of Michigan at Ann IeS 0Me8 The exchange came amid reP.Orts that ~ondo~r:s &tri n~~,"!ieclronically slmula~ lthe gunman matched that given tabllsh scholarships of 1500 each Moeller. Arbor on April 30. He bas been plosion had a yield of abo~t 130 kilotons equal to 1~~t d ~ hta _wound up at nlght [by a vlcum of lbe sniper, wbo for two years of college.lewel The Office of Economic Op- assogned to the Pathology 01. Ions of TNT, more than SIX bmes the siZl' ~f the ~1 ~th g ·go ol trouble since AprU, 1964, has shot at ! study in rehabilitaUon special- porlunity approved $1f,528 for vision, US Army Medical J\e. 0 u. s. estimate and of China'~ two previous testa. no " ' · five residents and fired nume .. lies. · the Gauta-Meigs program to search Laboratory, Fl Knox, State Department acknowledged Wednesday. that rous rounda Into cars and provide 100 disadvantaged chU- Ky. United States had received and rejected a Chlne~e HPdy Ready to Sue tracks passing through thio ' SPEAKER NAMED dren pre-school trotnlng and posal that the two countries that neither LOS ANGI!LES _ FILM ACT- · western Pennsylvania erea. Family night will be observed f46,367 for a similar program OFfiCERS ELECTI!D the first to use nuclear wearess Hedy Lamarr's attorney No one. has been kU!ed, but Monday, May 16, at the Ru~ lor 18(1 children in the Jackson Southern Local Board Boosl· Robi,. In tha animal king· pons against the other. offer waa not • . . llld be wiU file today a 15 mil· two perso01 hive been wounded land Methodist Church begtn. Vinlno county area. ers recently elected Mary Kay dom of the Meigs area became A spol<esman Baid the step toward disarmament Uon false arrest suit agalnsl lbe in the sniper ahootlngs. Police ntng with a potluck oupj,., at Each child will receive a full Yosl presiden~ Belly Hayes, a maUer of record again Wedcauae there would be ae May Co. department store ·for [ descrllie the sniper as a ~~ck 1 p.m. when Karma! Toama, medical and denial.uamloatlon rice presideo~ Naney Erwin Desday. BUarantee!Jol lbat ellller occuslng the star of sbopllftina 1shot who knows the area Uke Ohio University sludenl from ond the required lre.llmenl and secretary aRd Naomi Inndon The County Department ol would llllllere to IUcll a Plodill blot January. the back of hla bond." Bagdad, Iraq, will be tha guosl special sesslono for perent edu. treasUrer. The Junior bond con· Health said a dog killed in the The offer was made ~ 1 Miss Lamarr, 12, was acquit- I Peggy, a brown-haired, blu.. , speaker. Everyone 11 welconto. calion will be held. will be Sunday, May 15. vlclnlly of ~ ~ld Infirmary, a year ogo at one of. ,t1Je led April 26 by a municipal eyed teenag<r, Wllll kidnaped oa ' alon: the Bailey s Run road, odic Wanaw 1'1!'"11~ court jury after a week _ long a lane only a quarter-mile from bas been proved rabid. This is the Cbloooe 111111 Amerlcall trial. her home. With ber were ber the flnt case of • dog found David Miller, an employe 'blssadors 10 P,oland. ,., . brothers and slslen, James, 16, rabid smce tha first of the year. tha slaiA! highway department, The pledp proposal nd 6 A1'I t Mary, II, Don and Debprah, tbut It became the 45th case of abowed tbe film , . I. f :"' ;:.::;: _ FORMER , yei!Mid lwt~, and Carol, 8. , rabies fouod in anlmals sioce lion To Ohio,.. no'ade by ""!"" 10 ll&lllm'" Dwi ht D. ' They leR • school bus a few , WASHINGTON (UPI) -.De- reports: North VIetnamese" In continue lbat dele. Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Cotom!mist'C. ho r, "bo m~e a successful minutes earlier. fense Secretary S. -11 bos been Impossible In 1oad Intensify tha confilcl A oounty-wide quarao\lne re- nesday following the Ia!. He said blJ 'COomtry · from 1 heart aUack . McNan1ara has """"" Coo- mainlal.n control of some land McNamara, whose lesllmony maiDs In effect, tha department luncheon of the Pomeroy proposed rtolpro6il renunctil&· ~~~ November, is batUing a 50 Teachen .will gross there 1s a long flihl areas 6o South VIet Nam that before . the committee was ald. It will end May 22, unleso ons Club at the Federated lion of "'flnl '',llrlte" use:J· neiV affllcllon - irthrllta. Be I~ T+"81Ding a~tead in V!el Nam, partly U.S. lroops paid Juit ~rly ·In televised, bad encourqlng re- Blended. Church. . , nu<lear .....,... aplnst Ooctoro at Walter Reed · Olngreuman Walter H. Moel· becauae the Communlsta have bitter combol ports on !IO!D• ploases of the The film featured Ohio s olher bill liM beea Medical Center ler, 111111 District of OhiO, today deliberately decided lo "lnlensi-1 -Aithotigh Communist mo- war, bowev'\'i. · DRIVER ~ renl bid, under lbe · · dowa: ' •i oftemptlnr to eue ar11ir1- iD,bo~ecl O!Oce of Etlooom-• ly" the conOicl. r'lle , bas been sllabn by He said be r-aw oo need , Palty Weaver, 31, New lfev- lion of Gov. Jounes Rhodes, 1 In the 711-J.bN!Id " of $1!1,:111 · !lldenlifled U.S. operations,. the for a !'illit!P of ...erve or .,, was arrested Wednesday by new lnduslry. Thl~ ~·:111 wrills and ~ abiee to condt!ct a ,., Durl~. b~ ap~ranee Wetf. i VIet Cons'~ "disejpUne II J'laUonal ~ , peripanel Ibis Pomeroy Pollee on I dlarge of Club members met forced Cb1na to . tile bospllll laS! for ~Y before the Senall! Iunimpaired<" · · 'jNr, ond ·bf said thai currenl DWL She Is In appear before dey ·evening to pay final drive 10 beilome a for oite· 'Of bis · Fonlgn Relatlonl Commlllee, -Deserltons and defections IPJll'olsal• show "o de<IIM in Msyor Chlrles Legar May 14• spects to former Lion J. power, cbeckupl. enroll IG Me~~· roclled • lilt ol from 1110 Soulh VleinlllleM VIol Cong ability Ill use the .. Foater, Dr. WIIUam lllctm1an. 'lboulb lbo ~~t~~ 1 employed ~am:"':"= 81'1111 m runn!nl ~t 1 "very; populaUlllt" for mppori, WEAT.HER Columbus, as •: auest of IDOIII 'liQ * M"JSSODrJaD • ,_ FJ"ned $150 Jn Pomeroy ..... posse _,.._,. ,_,,...,. . . . Hunt s S , ou For G•IfI Ohi R British , Beau.ty Handled Gently New Teachers Urged to Ask $5000 Salary 7 '"illSponsor 7 utter System S "tchingl Seven Digi s ta'ry ·.ui Foundation ~ 'I 6:: WJIJI WORLD --=---:.::::.=..__ Peki"ng, w'ashington Blame Other for Hot Bomb Race .. 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