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"My first rl!l!ponsibiiity IS to finance the operation of the Republican National Committee Until that operation is fully fi. nanced - and we are far from that position at this moment I ... must attempt at least to discourage the creation of or· ganizahono which will compete with us in the soliciting of Republican funds." Bliss made the alalemenl In Rent Bill Certain to a "progress report" on his first 89 days as GOP chau-man prepared for delivery before a closed session of the party's national committee and state cha1men. His report and a lunch speech 1 by former President Dwight D 1 notably the conserv ative • ori-I"Republicans for Progress," 1 Eisenhower were expected to 1ented Free Sue~etv AssoctatJOn, ,IJberal group. Both Goldhighlight the fir>! day's sessions'!created Willi the blessing of . water and the Republicans lot of the two. day meeting Ban·y M Goldwater. '"'" of! Progress have denied that their Bliss' words were a1med at !he party's ch<:tnlpJon JU11d-ra1s· groups would siphon off mucb the tide of splinter group, ers. cash from the regular GOP orforming around the gop, most i But he also took Issue w1th gamzation. ·--- ~- -- - -- ·- " ' - - - - - - - - - 1 I I i TONIGHT "CRITIC'S CHOICE" Bob Hopt" Lur 1l le BJII \Tt>dlJIICUlur I - - oand ~ "APACHE RIFLES" Audie Murph\· (Color ) SUNDAY ond MONDAY Jun• 27-28 "BEDTIME STORY" Marton Brando f>:wirl (ColorJ Saturday's Telev:sion Program N!Vt' n -a nd"THE CARETAKERS" ft.obeJ'1 Slac.k Poll; Hf'rgen WSAZ- TV Channe13 Top Cit 1lector Heathcote to:oo Underdoa 10:30 Fireball XL5 II :00 Denni1 the Menace 11::10 F'ur7 12:110 Theatre 3 IZ:30 Trllil West 1:00 Saturday Movie 4:110 For Your Information 4: IS F'amoJU Beach 4:45 Pete Smith 1:15 IUgb In Tile lllmalayu 5:45 Sportsman's Hollday 6:110 F'laU • Scrugp 8:30 Man From U,N.C.L,E. 7:30 Flipper 8:00 Death VaU•y Days 1:30 KeniUclcy JODel t:IIO Saturday nigbt at Moviu 11:00 Late News PlcWni 11:10 TV s Weather ll:IS Sporll 11:20 Films of lhe '50'1 TV in compact cabinets I ! 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BUNK BEDS COMPLETE BAKER FURNITURE Reds Take Two More, Pull Within One Game of Dodgers ~._e.;r-;;_;f ,306 Ill '6l of !heir last 14 games and tbe fillh grand slam homer of But Pinaoo and Roblnaon have moved to within one game of hi! career and Robinson drove behaved' more like the 1·2 punch the Los Angeles in three runs with a homer, of 'II tbll oeaaon with Vada Dodgers. double and two singles. batting .312 with 10 doubles, Pinson and Robinson were the Billy McCool, who shut out five triples, 13 homers and 4t heroes Sunday when the Reds tbe Braves for the last 31-3 in· Pinson balled .343 and RDblnson hit .323 when the Reda won ~ NaUonai League pennant In ~: but the combo just dido~ c ck tn tb ne1t three aeaao01 Pinson fell to .292 while Robinson batted .342 in '62.• •Pinson rose to .313 but RDblnson fell to .~9 In '63.. and PID80n plunged to 266 when Robtnaon rose to runs batted In while Robmaon s~ept a doubleheader from the nings alter John Tsttouris blew Bill Mazeroski a two-run homer Ia hiltlng .296 with 13 doubles, Milwaukee_ Broves 18-9 and 10·2 tbe big early lead amid a flur- for the big blows that sent Johntwo triples, 15 bomen and 49 and the Pittsburgh Ptrates wa~ ry of homers by Frank Boiling ny Padres to his fourth defeat. RBI'a. loped tbe Dodgers 10.2. and Joe Torre received credit The wm raised Veale's record RedJ 0. Rampage The Reds blow a &-1 lead in for his fifth ~in 10 the first to 8-5. With that pair providing day· tbe opener but woo out when game Jim Malone went the to-day punch - and aolld aid Robinson hlt hi! 14th homer of dista~ce in the nighica 1 hi 5 1 The PhiladelphiU Phillies from aucb u Gordie Coleman, the season In the top of the eighth victo P or blanked the Sa n Francisco Deron Johnson and John Ed· ninth inning and then breezed ry. Giants 6-0, lhe Ch icago Cubs wards - the Reda heYO won II in the nightcap as Pinson hit Tosses Five-Ritter beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 South Stars Take 98-84 Win in Marion llrs~place str~ck So distinctively different East Rips .West, 34-14 By MARTIN GLEASON by the East. The 21-year-old strike to Syracuse fullback Jim UnHed Prell .. lnlenatloual workhorse polled 25 votes to Nance in the first quarter, BUFFALO, N. Y. IUPII-The easily win tbe most valuable rammed three yards lor the go49e Jets b and-" San ,.Fran- player award. MARION • Ohio (UPI) _ 1£ N_ew York ahead TO m the third period, By United Press lnternalt'oJJal c · · t· 1 p tt b h 12 t · the South's 91!-84 vlctory over CISCO rs eamou wiuo "I Huarte, who will play In the hit Notre Dame batterymate mcmna 1 a 1 ' urg . , WJ· the North 1n the Ohio High told you so" looks today-and August All.Star game In Chi· Jack Snow on a &-yard payoff National League mghtl School All-Star basketball game rightfully so, cago, to..ed a 13-yard scoring in the final stanza and booted Lo W.4 L. l'•·t. GB lioustoo at L:hicago here Saturday night Indicated For 11 was North Carolina four extra points. He drew 7 C' s Angeles 4 29 .603 Los An ge les at Sa n Francisco I anything, it would seem to be halfback Ken Willard by land Woekead Flgbl Reoalll MVP votes. mcmna!J 42 29 .592 .I I that the Soum bas stronger hoys and Notre Dame quarterback By Ualtecl Prell lntenallonal San Francisco 39 31 .557 3'h American League I d Oh' St te h dd John Huarte from all angles as Huarte, who logged 10 of 23 Milwaukee 36 30 .545 4>;, W. L. l'ct. GB I a~ th :., a as 1an e 1our the East crushed tho f.avored Saturday completioDI lor 82 yards, was Pittsburgh 37 33 .529 5'h I Mmnesul a 42 26 618 e st. West 34-14 in the ruth annual BLOIS, France (UPI) -Mal'· 4 capable field general aod Philadelphia 35 34 .507 7 Ch1cago 41 26 .612 "' 0 Unheralded Steve Howell of Coaches' AI~America Football eel Cerdan, Jr., 147, Pari!, out- prompted New York coach St. Louis 33 39 .458 IO'h Cleveland 41 26 .612 "' Columbus Eastmoor and JeU game Saturday night before 0 polnted_Jean Claude Lepolard. Weeb Ewbank to exclaim, "ex- Chicago 32 2329 _451 11 BaiiHnore 40 30 .511 3 46 Miller of Lima Shawnee Class record 25,503 in 'f!._ar Memorial 147, Pans II). CJtmg. He has fast hands and Houston 33 41 .4 ll'h Detro11 38 30 .559 4 AA player of tbe year. 'shared Stadium. ,, quick feet." Ewbank figures the New York 2:1 49 ,319 20 ", No·w Yo rk 33 37 .471 10 game scoring honors with 2l The 230-pound Willard signed JOHANNESBURG, South AICab!., youngster San Fran 6 Philadelphia 5 n 41 .438 12"' 1 , Los An g,· l" points each. Howell was on the as the top draft choice of tbe rlea (UP!) - Paul Armslead be a pretty farr quarterback Sunday's Results I Bnslon 29 40 .420 13\1 1 South team and Miller on the Nallo?al League 4llers and the 136, Los Angeles, outpointed and relishes t~e due.l between St. Louis 8 Chicago o, 'l si! w."h•ngloo 28 43 .394 15'·1 Nortb, but both will try to make ,O,mencan League Jets Enoch Nhiapo, 138, South Afri- Huarte and ,O,labama s Joe Na· 6 St. Louis 3 (2nd) i K""'" I "' 20 45 .308 the collego grade as Buckeyes out $2110,000 to anaro 19M HeJJo ca '(10). mtth, who got a $4110,000 pnce Cincinnati 10 Milwaukee 9 Ist Sunday's Results I . ·man Trophy .w~er Huarte. tag from the Jets. Cincinnati 10 Milwaukee 2.2.2n2d Boslon 4 \\ as lunglon 1 list I The others who have opltoned Willard game I 1-3 football OAKLAND, C81i[. (UP!) Houston 4 New York 2 Boston 5 W."lnngton 4 (2nd Il l for Ohio State are Larry Hisle fields g a me record 133 Ricardo Moreno, 128'1•, Mexico, Major League Leaders Ph•lade'phia 6 San . Franmco u mnmgs I ' of Portsmouth, who scored 14 yards! m 18 smashes to key a stopped Feroando Sota, 123, By United Pre" International 1Pittsburgh 10 Los Angeles " New York 7 Los Angf' l<•s 2 lor the So~th, and Jobn l\lill.ey 27-polnt second half barrage Oakland (3). National League Monday's Probabl• Pitchers Clcvelond Ill h"nsas l'•ty 7 .t st, 1 of Vermdlion, who got a fie) st. Louis at Philad ' i h1. 15 innmg.~< ~ m cu ac tion. R . 1l Kansos City 7, 2nd , o•' . very I'nm't-• '' GABRHA vg. night- Stallard (4-2 ·1 vs.e pBun"· tJcvfdand · g 351 60 228 44 Dick Haucke of Cincinnati La'C'lo~d ~ron, SMd 8t) • ning <8·5 1. ' Chicago II Ball!rnore ·~. lsi Salle and Bob Arnzen of Cincin· A~%:; P~il ~: ~~ ~! ~ :~i7 Ci~cinnali at Pittshurgh night Chtca[(O.4 ll: d<•mon• o, 2n2d2 I nati St. Xavier teamed witb Torre. Mil 612ll 34 70 .329 - 0 Toole 11-6) vs. Cardw ell Mmnesol.l 6. Detroit 4; ls i Howell to form a burly front Coleman, Cln 46155 17 il .329 15-2) . . Mmnesol" 6 Oelrolt ''• 2nd , tO line that gave the Rebels conClndnon Pitt 69 257 44 84 327 Houston at Clncago - Ray· innmgs . . trol o( the hoards b) a 8-37 Clemnte' Pitt 61 240 41 76 :325 mond 13·3) vs. Jackson <4-101. ~Ianda) ' Probable l'•lo·hm margin. . .1. Alou: SF 68270 43 85 _315 Los Angeles a! San Francis- Lhwag" "' _~1111""'"' "· mghl , That was tho key factor, lor ST. PAUL Minn. (UPI)- but it belped celebrate Floyd's Pinson, Cin 71293 50 91 311 co, .mght- Drysda.e 111 -61 'I t "· Uos wel ll, while the Yankees hit on nearly In 111M. Raymond Floyd bl est da Virdon. Pitt 63 228 28 70 .307 Mancha! lll-4i ) · ·, '· . . 50 per cent from the floor for played tbe final two rounda of ybabl tho h . American League Milwaukee at New York 12,2 Dcl ro1 t at Ral11more, mgh l- ; a much better shooting percent- tbe U.S. Open with Ken VenIn :orld .. GAD R H Avg. twHu ghl !-Cloninger 1t0-51 and Mcl.am •4-.1 ' "'· Bunker 14-3). ' age, the South had 20 more turi who overcame heat _ :d a h pad< ~ f Y~ Davallo, Clev 56 254 30 89 .350 FIScher 11·11 vs . Fisher ,;,.81 Clrvel nnd at ~aston, night - 1 01 shots and ended with five more bau;tion to win tbe tournament for e a ec Yastrzski, Bos 54199 37 68 .342 and Cisco <H i Hed lund d>OI vs. Munbo11quelle field goals. Today Floyd iJ the latest r Fl d d he . Horton, Del 552110 31 65 .325 Tuesday's Gam" 16-H I. fessional oil cha ion ~~ 12- oy atarte t !mal round Hall, Minn 65 235 36 74 .315 Milwaukee al New York, ni ght N••w York al Wash in gton <2.22 Venturi wa~ one of ':::'e first to ah un:er-~r ~r on e~troke Mantilla, Bos 66243 22 76 .313 St. LouiS at Philadelphia night l lw1-m~ht > - Slafford \2·41 and congratulate him. omrny aron. McAulle, Del 65251 47 78 .311 . . ~- ,s:oll lPm)re 17·4! " · Hicherl S1· Andrews, Ill., pro went Robnson, Bal 52 201 26 62 .308 Kahne, T1ger!! 14; Conigliaro, t;:,-:,l ;md Me( on mck 12-:ll. i The telephone call from Ven- 13 ~nder after five a_nd then Ward. Chi 57 217 34 65 .3110 Red Sox 14 : Killebrew, Twms; \Only ga mes scheduled > turi, who is recuperating from a -i;"100~ downhill putt to Kaline, Del 61213 62 .291 Alvis, Indians; Hall, Twins, and . Tu•·sday's Games surgery at the Mayo Clinic 1n der ~Is put him 14 un- Colavtto, Clev 67 238 45 69 .290 Thomas. Red Sox. all J:\. Ch,.;;go at Mmnesola 1 R<Jcb•este•r, Minn., came in the wa same spot Aaron Home Runs i Runs Batted lo New York at \<\ r.sl1 in !!,1on . nlghl clubhouse shortly after Floyd ~ shooting par golf and re- National League-Mays, Gi-l National League - Banks. , Dclr,., t al liall1 mnre, night 1 carded a 89 Sunday to win the II under. ants 22: Stargell, Pirales 20; Cubs 59 ; Johnson, Reds 57; , Clevelaud al Boslou, wgl •t WI:IIBLEDON, '1110,0110 St. Paul Open by four ..:fter I got throe • stroke McCovey, Giants 16: Torre, Stargell, 55: Mays. GJ· · ... Dennis llalstun of strokes over Tommy Aaron and 1 and especlally after 1 got Braves 16; Santo, Cubs Ia : ants 52 , Robinson, Reds 50. Calif .• wa1 expected to O.,ne UtUer. four. otrokes ahead ... I started RDbinson, Reds 15. American League - Mantilla, his game at tbe expense playmg JUSt for par, he IBid. A_merican League - Colavito, Red s_ox 56; !_lorton, Tigers 53; I Venturi's message was short, he said· lnd 1ans 18; Horton, Tigers 17; 1 co1av11o. In d1ans 50 . Kalm<' , compatriot Marty Riessen day and advance to the Tigers 48 ; Howard, Senators 47., final round of the Pitching ' Lawn Tennis Championships. National Leagut-EIIis, Reds The third U.S. player to gain o ll-3: Koufax, Dodger< 12·3. Jay, the quorter-finals, Allen Fox of Reds 6-2; Farrell, Astros 6-2: Los Angeles, sought his fourtl\ IJ Ellsworth, Cubs 8·3. consecutive upset victory when American League- Buzhardt. i he engaged Cliff Drysdale ol White Sox 7-1: Aguirre, Tigers I Soutb Alrira In tho 9-2; ~-isher. White Sox 8-2; PapBy DOROTHY KILGALLEN o · 1 82 p 1 1' · I match of the day on the pas, noes . ; ascua , wms 2 top-ranking WHAT ELSE IS NEW Joan Fontalno l• 1 lucky lady, [ and lo headline In '' Funny r. irl" 8: . _j er in the United States RJChard Burton bas been of- too. She suffered severe burns in London In l966. Then the big seeded fourth here won lered $!110,:. to hwr:.,a boo~ on her hands tbo other day to question - can she he replac-1 straight set de<islo~s in his - 0~ a:••• f~~lt "the U:g~· .. her Park Ave. apartment-but ed by ANYONE' .- will be an· preVIous ftve meetmgs wttb I •• • t bea it could bave been far worse swered farrly quickly. At the I R· th N lO nd u. · last reading Mimi Hines was 0 Lne screen 1 mos Jessen, e 0 · P1ayer, a tiful actresses is going to make A !Jre atarted when she was · ' was an outstanding favorite to her most recent marriage a cooking and in a panic Joan most likely to take over tile BY REQUEST sweep to another decision Maso , 'tb blaze 'tb h h d part. but there are many Broadde one . . . Pame 1a o s pu1 ou1. e Wl er an s wayites who believe 8arbra Y· of late has been col· before tt could spread to the and "Funny Girl" are so insepShould Ra1ston w111, his commentator Tom rest of tbe l'OOliUI , • , II ought . . . opponent probably would Duggan. She ..~ _.... to be the to be 8 wtld F0 urth 0 f J uIY 8 t arable m the public mmd not too many custo~rs that wtll Pomeroy 1 top - seeded Roy Emerson of girl" on his video Coney Island fbi! year Sunth ho .,. •• dele ding h . . pay to ... e s w WluoOul Cl • n < am- show .... Pat Kennedy Lawlord bathers wdl look up to see Can· the star e non Austr aIIa, uoe pion. who also faced liltle more attended fbe C..le Porter revue didate Joha Undsay 011 one of than a warm-up against Keith at the Square East tbe other his walking toura, with corned· • Diepraam of Sooth Alrl•a. night escorted by nve me11, but ians Marty Allen and Steve A~ In the audience len strolling tbe beach at his ENTERS TROT CLASSIC identify any ol them. side. Not sinoo show folk took WESTBURY, N. 'l. (UPll by tbe way they bud- a look at John F. Kennedy In Martini II, a French • lntermlsslon. they 1960 and liked what tbey aaw Speed Riggs, troller owned by the have been member• of have so many stars •n~ per· Stables of Norman Woolworth, important business confer- formers on dDwn the ranks to famous tobacco has been entered In the $611,000 ence . . There'o still a pooslhU· tbe choruses joined a polllical auctioneer American Trotting ity of a reconclliaUoo for the bandwagon. Richard Rndgers' ships to be held at Roosevelt Harry Guardinos ... Lana TUr· daughter, Mary, has aigned up recommends Raceway next Friday night. ner's daughter, -Cheryl Crane. several of the lovely dancera Others in the race are has quit her modeling job to be- from dad's "Do I Hear A Soot, Speedy Count, Big a hostesa at her father's Waltzt" to work on the LludEipress Rodney, su Mac restaurant, tbe Luau. say staH In tbe daytime, and and Dream High. Ann Sothem is resting COil> there are almllar recrulll from fortably after a frightening 81· almost evecy show In town. BAIUJE WINS RACE Ipel·ienc·e;, She caught her hand SARIJAERVI, FIn Ian d, a car door and had to be (UPI) - Blli Bailile of up with 18 ollicheo .... II'S all let for Barbra Strets. Zealand, holder of tho one hour running record, won the ,International Saarijaervl 5,1100 • meter race In 14 minutes, U seconds. was a nftb of a aec<!nd ahead of F. Phlllpp of Weat ·Germany. Anahe~.m, WI~~ dls~d MIDDLEPORT, 0. five-hl~~alter ~ 72 B••b Veale pitched a an lo!i and the !lou,. Angeles · • Clevelaud ..a. ter walked three battrs and t00 A 1 d ed th N [slugged Kanou City 111-7 IIIII oul 11 for the Pirates, 'ros own_ e ew 1ll-7, and Chicago beat laJU. who made it three out ol tour I York Mets 4-2 tn otl1er NL more 6-2 and 10. over the Dodgers. Jim Paglia· I . . 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AJoo lir&tr 1 - with tone - U i.d . low . '~ ONLY 2 to Sell At This Price! ·-· C: u:' HOT DOG BUnS 42 •or course, they cheat jusf 1 1•11/e, They e•l lhe!T). But th•l'l V¥fldi Helnf'r's buns are /011 1 ~ I P~rales -~'~il:nl~v~g~'"~m:e:s~s~rl:•c~d~ul~e:u~~ .:..~===~=::~~;;;;;;;;~~~~;;;~~~ - -·--· - ·--- Celebrating INGELS 6th Anniversary ~ I' T W0 • HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE Robinson's lEW SPICED MEAT 2·12-oz. 3 ROOMS Newfurn REWNCE PARTS MIDDLEPORT, 0. -·- SUPER-RIGHT ClnS F_OREMAN &.AB ~~lest F/UERS 14~ A DAY uJoncu25-.nluolldollia'loL Pit-. lnl ,... flit •n uool. 'ltttoD llcJp fuo: :;'dl vs , ~~uzhar dl --=---~:-:·:::::==============::..11 112-Gal. AIR CONDITIONER ° m~md~. 0 MARVEL- NEOPOLITAN AMANA r: I ce~~~~:~.u~~e SAVE 24c 3-LB. BAG Rip-roaring value! Wimbledon Play Resumes In England I vOICe 0£Broadway ••• reportm" CUT-UP FRYER PARTS MEATY BREASTS P~e $'Jfi~OOO.• JANE PARKER t25 to •2000 ~t•m I PARIS I UP!) - Yves SaintMartin IUided F. ance to a one • Sunday Ill the Pri' de Paris ~ race at Longchamp Track. I:M•IDJII• and Vlanen, an enU, owned by Baron Guy t1o .Rolbselll\d. took 11CQ11C1 and llili:d placel. ONLY S299 , t:JII.tiii ·Do"" - IIIIMf Coftvtnltnl TtrJIIf 'MASON ' They put back the taste ~therstake away .fURNITURE . to. W.VA. _ ,. . , rliiCOffimended lor straight spine support-cwnd, tleal!htul sleep! $59.95 i1 Beml:o's national )'IINOUnd prM:e, but If yoo act wtH~ YQII can uw $20. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS WY 2-2635' MIDDLIPOIT ' MA~. Ad'o'ertiHd In the Jut,. tau• of MC •CAUCUiopdiii Med'1cal authorities agree that 10o soft a nwttr.. ~ be 11 major r.ause of batkach• and sort, tired IMCIHl Ncrw , durini oor ooce-a-year sale, you can SIVt $20 aoo banish backache With a13EMCO SACRCW'EDIC M!«,ess,..--thl! manren with all the hi£1tqU-llity ftltum 0 " 40; j ........ IMlllO-I'I!IIC-........ ' �..- . . SOCIAL SECURITY ELECTROMODE All-Electric Ollices of the U. S. Depart. ment of Health, Education and Welfare located In Illinois In· . . ' d1ana, Michigan,_Oh10, and Wlsconsln will provide summer jobs for 93 boys and girls 16-21 years of age as part of Presl· dent Johnson's Youth Opportunity Campaign. These include 3S youthe In Illinois (all in Chicago), 2 ln Indiana, 30 in Michigan, 24 ln Ohio, and 2 In Wisconsin. The Director of the Depart· ment's Regional Office in Chi· cago, Melville H. Hosch. said that the jobs will be located primarily in Social Security in· HOME HEATING Famous for Safety With The Exclusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element :\'0 OBLIGATION FOR ESTIJUATES PRONE 667·3415 COLLECT CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEATING-and INSULATION Phone 667 ·3415 COOLVILLE, OHIO P. 0 . BOX 224 ~ ·· j The purpose of the Prtsl· dent's Youth Opportunity Cam· paigll is to lind jobs this summer lor at leaat 500,000 ot the estimated 2 miJUon young peoPle who would otherwise be looking for work with tittle hope of Cindlll8 it. To accomplish this, the Prtsl· dent hes asked that Federal, state, and local govemmenl! and private employers join forces to create meamngful work opportunities for 18 • 21 year olds who need jobs. Tbe need for the program derives from the tremendou• in· flux into the labor market ol the "post-war baby crop." ~!lffl~l;' P~er{ly,.Jll9J~d!,; ~.!1!18 ~~' ~-:.j -~ II! Tlill Is looking for an easy make out and if you fall lor bls sto ... l age line then you'D soon be "' hondy" girl he writes to when his 1ew girl won't give · HELEN HELP Us' lola It hoppy Ia announce tht add~ lion oiSANDIIA IATIY It hor qua~ Iliad olttl. I · ' SP~CIAL! "~XCLUSIVE" REG. $17.00 LA MAUR SUPPORT PERMANENT NOW$12 .t'ermanant aupport lor all IIIOdtnl hatr llflea. Thlo 1111 for Umlled time oo)y, The Tokyo station of the Japanese national railwayo is used by 480,000 passenger• daily. accbrding to the Ency· clopaedia Britannica. NOW 4 OPIIATOll TO IIRVI YOU Heteronyms Is the word atr plied to words that are stallationsfacilities and .Public Health ·~~ll~e;d~a~tl:ke:__:b:ut-~pr:o:no:u:n:cedJ~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~==:::=::::::::~ Service differently. Practically all of the young people will be employed in haste trainee positions at $1.25 an hour. They will be selected from special registers of youths seeking summer jobs which.will be maintained by local State Employment Service offices. MYRL COAKLEY .. ...... . .. • in. l-- In case you're interesled, hill approach was old stuff even in your parenl!' dating days. Only our words were dllferent like "hot number" for "easy make-out," and "fasl" lor 'boody." II you dont believe me, ask your mother. - H. by Helen Bottel--' .fO\JW ASKED FOR IT! lo laugh at yourseU and olhors will laugh wilh you nol at ,. 'QUs column ts for young peo- ou 11 ' p~, their problema and plea,. Y · urea, their troubles and fun. As It took a liltle while and It !Vllh the rest of Helen Help wasn't easy, but gradually the US, II welcomes laughs but truth of her advice proved il· dndge a serious question self. Maybe you can pol this brush-off. more tactfully , Hel~n .-B. G. your lee!HI&e questions Dear 8 ' QUTH ASKED FOR IT, I like it, just the way It Is! oail of Helen Help US! this Any form ol seU-consciousneSB newjipaper. put• "self" first , and is, !hereADVICE TO THE SHY fore, a form · of oelfiJhness, Dear Helen (though nol the grabby, gim· T~e Rolland Friendly Garden You asked . how others have me kind ). . ers club met at the home ove~e their shyness. An ~·· . Empathy <puttmg yourself Mrs. Charles Carson where pemoee _I had when I was qune m lhe olher person'• sboeol members answered lei the young 11bll comes t.o my rescue 1and a strong sense of humor II "A f m Garden · · dth lh , ca roserom Y• . now -an . en, ough l'm now ar~ •the two sure weapons a · 1 Mr. Carl Morri s gave the r a grandmol.her. Perhaps lt Wlll lgamst that ··1 want to run and f lh th 0 help some of your shy people · hide" feeling. e mon · loo. And remember this lhere l II was decided the club wo1,ldl I was a bashful and unsure laren 't too many shy people lefl l. help the Rutland Garden teen·ager, and missed Jots of . in the world. lJ you 're blessed sponsor a Christmas decoral.ionl run because of real or imagin· jwith this special form ol sensi· contest in Rutland. Mrs. ed shortcoming and defects. One tiVity, be glad you were born Bolin, Mrs. Howard Bir<,hfi<,ld. l day after many years ol sell· jlucky! A blush. and a hinl of and Mrs. Robert Snowden conseiousness in crowds, I unsureness makes everyone I selected to serve on the connmll·l mentioned it to a dear older want to help you - especially tee. friend who was noted for her boys who have had it up to here . sharp analysis of people. with pushy girls. _ H. New officers were elected "" You are utterly sellish, you HE'S NOT WORTH IT! next year w1th Mrs. Howard know ," she !18id. Dear Helen: B~rchfleld, preSident: Mrs. Joe Expecting sympaUJy, I was I have been gOing with this Bolin vi~e president; Mrs. furious. But she ex plained: boy for four months and l am Bruce Davis, .secretary, and '' You are so wrapped up in crazy about him. 1 thought we Mrs. carl Morris, treasurer. yourself and your own feelings were getting along fine, but to-- The traveling prize brought lhal you have no room for con· day I found out he had written by Mrs. Bolin was won by Mrs. cern for others. How do you a note to a lloody girl, asking Carson. The door prize know how many others around her for a date. He told me the won by Mrs. Fred Williamson. you are JUSt as shy and miser- only reason he would go with ~, able a~ you, and need a kind her. is to get what he wanted, Mrs. Carl Morrill gave a word as badly as you do? Yolllbecause I'm "not that kind of demonstration on the care aren 't important enough to have girl and It's hard on a boy." cut roses. your po!Sihle mistakes or soc· So I guess the only way I can M H d B" ·hf" ld . I fl b b d k h. f . .h h rs. owar Ire ,. 1a u s remem ere very . eep 1m rom .gomg ~tt er 8 review of the the Rose long. Eerybody makes them or " to be "that kmd of girl." Book by G nfield thinks they do, and they're too I wanl to keep him, but I ree · busy worrying about their own just don 't know. Is it worth it? Refreshments were served to remember yours long. Learo - G. K. the hostess. ' . ."1 · . Ma Brow1'1 STRAWBERRY PRESERVES New Officers Are Elected by Garden Club Jar ' Clltnp6eii'J of lUI II ... with aNEW TIRE LINE and NEW FREE OFFER for you! A 50-STAR AMERICAN FLAG RUTlAND New "wrap·around" Mark IV tread is 7% deeper and 8% wider llwl original equipment tires. Latest design contoured sbouldem mean easie< handling-, better oornering oafer more cornlortabie ride . .. 11% better ia'teral and 4% better braking action then standard new.car tires tested. Tough Polyhutadiene rubber m Mark IV tread will deliver longer mileage and~ quieter on the highway. Nylon cord ~nalructJon throughout. atabilired by poet-ewe rnflation for longer tire life. t:action 23li 650x 13 735 X14 825x14 855x14 735x 15 77 5 X15 815x15 845x15 1 All ~k:el pltu stalt and fed. era taus and tradt-ln tirt. Wblle•lb My $l.DO allo:l'l NEW POWERCRUISER NEW Designed for our good cutomen who wanl Jowest pouible price coupled with dependable quality: Wrap-around tread for better oornerlng. t.empered.ll)'loa body for extra strength, impact n11iat• aac~ and greater safety. PolybutadJeae tread better resist. cut. d iC'ne tread rubber. Infla ted to :nad size wbfle curjng, for stabilJty nn (l lon ge r lile. Equ al or and chipping, gives yuu mc .rl'l miles, better traction. L_etter than original equipment tues on new automobiles ! ~::1:,~: 'fiJis is tiJe Seaso~ ... black tubeles.s New Silt 600x l] leplaoe 1 6$0 l 13 650 X13 1'35 xl 4 700 x U 715 X 14 7501 14 25x l4 80 0xl 4 3 • 5 XJ S li50 Xl 5 775x J5 670rl 5 'All prices plus $U. It and ! 14.15 17.25 11.15 1U5 1U5 Ul$ BATTERY BUY! Fi nl!st pusenter c•r FRONT TRACTOR TIRES Youth, brullt· resistant n)'lon cord, Tri· rib dealtn for e111er *leerine and better hold an $loplnl IJ'Ound. .....,.. $2Q95 UOxll,. 4.,,,, ..... '1411 ........ ... ,., '13" ,~~. I I I .,. ... .......,.. 125 llC 77'5 1 15 100 tl4 610 ns U .H 1...._. u.n billlt.._ OTHER 4TH OF JULY SPECIALS FROM LANDMARK! ba llef)' Unico maKes! 48 mo. gufttant ee. belter than new <ar ori gi nal eq~o~iprnent. 12 volt . I elO 115 •AU price~ plut; ILlite and federal 1.: •nd trad11H11 t fre. Whilewallt . . ,, :J2.00 adcUtiOitll fedtrellli•u anC trade-In Ute. Whitewall• only .p,oo aden. l ~- 77511 5 Service that makes fine products better . WAGON TIRES The bl&.-. 9.00/9.50 :1 14 1lze liyoq. rou better flotllion Mac~t on soft field-. to htll<lle ha"ier IOidl It filter IPMdl. Hu 6·PIY to~. Wet Ch. .t, 6-volt only, ,24-me. IUirantM. ...1....t<ud 'I"""" ;r·•·•lb ..ItO,,.... U,l·plJ, 1.00/8.20 ~ E11t Moln St.- POMEROY OPEN 24 HOURS ' 25 Kurtz St., Athens-8 to 5, 6 days per week rOll Wl$1t O N THI S tAS I~ EVANS AT ANl . ;;;~ ::~ loy lo w RfDEfM !HIS COUPON fOR Swift's Premium - lt•i•> J.+Jl GREEN STAMPS U. S. Gov't, Inspected FULLY COOKED wilh a $10 .00 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT. jULY .l rd. 1%5 Ham Slices Regular Thick O"' t CO U, OH RfOHM!O WITif (A(H ~ I O PURO·t.t.S{ TOIJ MAT 'fDtf.O .o,~ M•NY COVfflNI .U '0U WI ~H ON fil l ~ BASIS EvANs .,;;;::,_. ::~ AT ANY Wafer Thin fott w;lh a $10.00 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT. IULY jrd 1965 Tender Leaf Instant Iced 01-.1£ (Ol! PO"' • mH>~.fO WITH ( J.(I! SIO 'IOU MAY ~I OHM .t.S M.- N Y COUI'OH I A~ YOU Wl ~ l1 ON THIS 111 511. • ... ,. 11•1011 'U I CHio.~f EVANS .., ,.,.. AT ANY TEA MIX .,. .~ . b.r .C w;th o $5 .00 PURCHASE NOW THRJ ' AT .. IULY 3rd . 196 5 pkt. MARGARINE llll1 wltb rour dtaltr, Chtcllll'lil mDMJ l -Ib. llrl... o-- c--·----a--·--- ll""•--- CHOOIE ONE 81' THEIE IIIIIFTio 0 .....,. .. . . IODil I..,._........,.... lttllf MIMI c W• ~:~::;::.-· EVANS AT ANY And This Finer Service Costs No Morel Use it! You can buy 1 Maytag any· where in the U.S.A. and Cooling - Refreshing Flavor LEMONS find a dealer who repairs NEW GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. 8 CARDS NOW· your Maylag products. ~ NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) Do1tn MAXWELL HOUSrCOFFEE7cofl~~~82c =·to Cltf•-- 0 1• 1 •~ II & ~ I S • S IOU WISH QN 11¥1111 .,,...,. ~---·------------------­ ~-----------~-------­ YOU! with a $5 .00 PURCHASE NOW TH q LJ SAT. j ULY 3rd. 1965 ON f C:OIJ, ON ~F O HY. f O W I TH f .I. Ut l~ 00 Y{)U "'"'' UOHM AS MJ.NT COU,ON S (Lilllit 4 Pound•~ wilhoul obllelllon, tor I illaalllmendtd Eieclrlc HUtiftll PIIJIIIII llfltlloo estimate on tht cosll oil llna and apo~~tile ., tl..:trlc -~~~ IIYIItm In IIIJ 0 . . - '*PINst GIFT FOR ~;~~::·· ter• plan, whlc' pmld11 1 ..,.. • A FREE EVANS rti ~ OIAS f I ...... DICOMtl• 101:. ' 0..._._,.... . JIIW • Wisk OUR MAYTAIJ SERVICE BLDG. eWe Service Your Old ~~;· ,Wringer Washer .. eWe Give You A Good Trade 41c lUll Sti.YEI DUST ACltW AU. In On Yeur of~ 01e -~~ • Why luy Whtre 'tou Have ADoubt Of Your Strvlct Repair? Get Rtd Carpet Senlce H•tl SUif'"''" Klnt Si•t . I " '" RUTLAND FURNITURE I... ' .;· \ ·~ ~ Beauty Soa, 3:.~• '!:,";t 17c ·~• • ~ .. - ,, ' SH 2-4111 ·. · Ah'lold Grete ' . lottie Rutlend, 0. . . 93c COlD WATII AU. 1• 011 lUXutllll•• ............ Watch John Homer Spin the Winning Numbers On Channel 13 WHTN On SAT. NITE, at 10:45 P. M. These Are the DOUBLE Winning Numbers for Week No. 7 I ....... ... 9656 II Tou Ka~• \ 1/1 ... j ~ L11 JIIM 'JIOICill I ~, IWL THIS COWOIIIO YOUR IIIIM'T CillO ..... GffiCI LANDMARK-Super Service Station Can • uu ,._AT ~f O H M AS MA. "'Y COUPONS .0$ BLUI BONNET enjo1 lltdrtc illltllllo DIW RFD BATTEiiJ Uni(;o RFD-I·B Beltery tor litht trueu & ttac. 46-0z~ Nestea r----·--------------------------------~ .... lift Sin Power customtn Nowaullablt. Ask about tf11 niW "Rtddy Clrc· whilt uvinp..ta-yiii wbeiflqu inltlll tltctric 1 IIIKk tubelell OTHER SIZES "li~ C HA.;l AT ANY 1 We hurry to your home - the quickest service possible. • We protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, too. 1 We use only genuine Jdaytag factory parts. No substitu~. 1 Work is performed by Maytag, company· trained technicians. 1 We leave nerythlng neat as a pin and clean your Maytag. 1 We leave a postag.,. paid card for you to evaluate our work. You can~ beat electric heat for comfort and convenience. There's a type at electric heltln& system just right for wery kind of home and you can selec:t from central or -~ ttol. Enjoy real comfort when the weather geta cool with the ti!lht amount ol ~ in fi'M'/ corillr al Wtlll'f room, Irs cleaner, tool npl•.:es l'rict ()lact taHins} 51U5 600 x l3 As the cost of electricity continues to go down, now Is ltte time to convert kl modlnl Ill ble heat - be ready when the winter season arrives. Electric healine is economical Ill Instal~ nomlcel to maintain, and ifs the one heating system that will be a real asset Ill your PfQIIIrlll. Electric heat Will be as modern tomorrow as it Is today. 7.SOx 14, OTHER SIZES lOif RJfBS tbe le•! TO ELECTRIC HEAT. For the fourth time In four years, Ohio Power has voluntarily lowered rates. While the cast Ill flame less electricity gets lower and lower, the cost ol gas continues to 110 up. Thafs why WI 11J1 the trend is clear - the Total Electric Age II here. 7.715 X 14 $1885 ciRU SAT .. JUL" 3rd 1965 A S 'fOU W1~H ON lU I ) t ASI~ ~" 13,000 Ohio MARK II TIRES N ew l,ow crcruise r tire• were ilt>et te!lted . and will deliver 35% more t read wear than ever he. fore. They h l\ve a wide quiet. !1- rib trPad, wrap -ar ou~d contoured ehoulders, eJ:tra strength nylon body, tourher Polybuta- 7.60 X14, $11.80 21.80 24.95 28.35 21 .45 21.15 22.75 24.ll0 650 •13 700 x14 800' 14 850 x 14 650xl5 670 X15 710x15 760x15 J.'1[GREEN STAMPS OJ'Of CQU"()H lfDH .... f[l WI TH fjt,(M $, .00 ,l' ~(H A ~t r(HJ MU REDffM AS "'"'N'I' O)U~O Nt 7.75 X 14 (Repi1CI17.50114) fJ•I•) 0Nf (QIJfON IFOFf M f l) WIT H I A.Oi 1'0 00 HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BmER you buy·· at our new, low price Jf"':~~ REDEIM !HIS COUPON FOR la!IEIII!g w iln a $20.00 PURCHASE Red Carpet Service MARK IV TIRES R('quired Purch ase ·) • h c2pt Ite ms Excl ude d by Law NO\~ MAYTAG COMPLETE WITH POLE AND MOUNT with every pair of New UNICO With Newspaper Coupons & Limil 4 Cans QUALIFIES FOR Fllf\NITURI NOW THRU SAT. JULY lrd Tomato Juice I· LANDMARK SALUTES 39c 18-0L 10~; '2.49 II YOU WIN IG.OOO ~Nt GREEN STAMPS Na. 9656 No. 9264 n~re 2 l:N7k .• ~7k .."'""' :.;;;u. :ro w ,~n ing No. 56 No. 64 If Y011r Hu.nbef hds wi* No.6 No.4 Num ... ,.) - -~~-~ YOU WIN 1.000 ~NI." [lh8ta A•a GREEN STAMPS 1110 W ln.-lng N um b &ro) -~ ~-~-- -· ~ II lou• Numbe-r E11d1 .,..;,h 2 ':::!. .. Ar• ----~-- II Y" "' Number fnd • wiTh Ne> 656 No 264 _j 9264 YOU WIN 100 ;(d•){." CREEN STAMPS ITha" Ar• 1'0.0 Wi11ning Numb.rt) ~~-~--~ YOU WIN 25 ' ~-·){.~ GRUN STAMPS kn,••, "'' 11,000 Winfli~tt 1 ~urnbflll Wlnnfnr Car<11 MUll -a. PI'Hirltt d At All' EVA.'UI N$ Lattr Than C1111dnr la~urda y NI Jh~. J UIJ l rd IK\'AIJIII IMJ16JIII'II .... 'lbdr 1•-dlaM .\te N' .. llla!•at -. Wia ) r-llhl! �• \ ' I ENDS ,, ' Register Now! Register Often! Lots of Winners To Go! You can still win a TV Set! 7-DAY GOLDIN CAIJIIOIINIA DREAM TRIP FOR TWOI Freth or Frah Frozen - 'Frying Piece Chicken' )IJLESTONE - A special resolution by tbe U. S. Se• ate and olficial Helen Keller dnys In most stales honor the deaf • blind author 81111 hu- Breast Quarters . •. . . . . . . . . •. •• ... 39e Leg Quarters-------------···· u.. 35c Breasts .•• , .. 55c Whole Legs 49r Backs ......... tOe Wings ..•.••. 19f Livers . . •••. B9e Giblets ••••• ... 39c U. S. Gov. Inspected manitarian, 85, on JUDe 27. ers res b. CutUp lone lou LEG-0-PORK - - lb. 89c Pan Ready o~rv Kroger Pork &Beans Fresh :.tat.. Flavor~ rtbelllul December. - Telel'lllon lD llmew By RICK Dll BROW l1tdled Press lllternallonal HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Notes 10 walcb television by: Oun!q AllraclloDi: Britain's Wimbledon tennis cbampioo· lhips and Royal Ascot Horse riCII will bt •een July 4 on "NBC Sports in Action" •• DaJtime reruns of "Ben ca.. ey'' Ire expected oo ABC-TV • In the coro1nJ aeuon • • . Opera 1t1r Eileen Farrell and Bill Dw IPPflr tonight on AI Jllrt'a aummer CBS.TV Jerlea, •Fanfare" ' Add Comlq Auractlona: 1'hl third of the five planned fiction IJ)ICials balled on the work of lbe United Natlona !1 heiDI produc:ed In Rome, lllld, aCCOrdiDI 10 present fl&urlna, wlll be tel· eviMd in prime • time in Sep- Smooll Gold Povnol Lemonade •. _. _. _!:.49c Pill...., Plain & I. R. l·lb 49 Flour--·-··----·-· c Cake ....... __ ....... 15c Cheese .•••••••• !:: 45c Mor1ooo ....... Hornlet Pot Pies __ .•. _5pk': 89c cans 33c Baggies ........ FRBEI 55c Compulon Bowl ...... C ~-~:'. :"':T- MODER ~J - PRACTICAL Aeroso1 .,..._,59c ' Action Bleach Glint l a. 79c Meat ----·----- 3 '!:$1 Embr11111 Salad • • Vacuum-insulated-keeps foods hot or c:old longer. Cantaloupes~I s large melom 2. Every perishable fruit and vegetable Is picked at its peak of freshneaa and flavor- rich In natural vitamins and minerals. 3. If you art' not completely satlafled with Krog~r~ D~d~·:t: - • Diihwasher·safe-color fast in all detergents. - FREEl FREEl e.oz. dulce elul ......... ,.I Neatea ~.- 45c I I I any Fresh Dated Produee from Kroger, we wiD replace it or refund yeuf money plus 50 Free Top Value Stamps for your ~trouble. . I, L 98c 64e quarts 1 1 M& loalllo Sword...Blades I 1. We take unusual care from farm and field to bring you only the finest, freshest produce. • Guaranteed unbreakable for a full year. Mouthwash ~ I Jumbo Size FREE 50 ' 441 Cilltlo HI 3 .. Clrreat lluatnltls: At of now. 69c Podoolo Crisco ......... ~ .~,----7Sc 0~ lHIUOD. ' the 111rt1 • • by tha faD ol 11116, it is vlrtuolly 1 !Gregooe conclusion lb a I it will be 100 per cent - or DHr II - on all tbt IIIIIHWIII. 12-oz. L- Peaches _•••.• 4 ':...2'h $1 ltcond Add Comlnr Atlrac· tloaa: Jack Benny'J wi[e, Mary Livingstone, who retired some tirllt ogo 11 one of his regolar broadcasting partners. is reported tl!Pected to be on one or bls two NBC-TV specials ABC-TV, more !han 33 per cent • • • It ls possible lhe fiill""" wiD continue to ao up before F- ~Colt... Av-lo llllld & Holvtl Y. C. lember. the network prlrne • l!me lineup of reaular aeries to bt broadca!l! In COlor In the com· lng season stacks up like this In terms of percentage: NBC TV, 11101'0 than 95 per cent ... ~ K._-o Salmon . __... .. . !!· 49c VICI'IM - 'lbe VIet Con& elalms to bave executed Am· erlran Sgt. Harold G. Bennett caplllred by tbe south Viet- $ Bread ___ •___ . 5 t!: $1 llondorol Pink Hot or Cold Cup n.... ... - 'l!j4'".!t.~•.... .. K - Whitt Coffee •.•.. .. . -:~ $1.39 FREEl Soaky 2' Big KDrinks K - Voc Plio 29e Ajax CleaJJser ·- -- Domino Pure CaM IH>. lou ctUll ~b. $].29 Slat .. Ajax Floor & Wall Cleaner 1-lb. Dubuque's Famous Canned Hams 5-lb. can 01041 - · - .........,, July 2. $ Ground Beef· ·lb. 49c I sz.49 I 3-lb. can Cor»otaht, 11oe K...... C.., INI Wo ,...... Hoo r1t1ot to llml -'llloo. PriCOI lb. Johnson ;, •!epping out willl 1 new boyfrlelld, WashlngtoD law llllldeal James Caolfield. with coupons from the Kroger booklet mailed to your home. 10-oz. Tull'lbler Plus M T.V........ with Coupon 1M Tray Pack NEW BEAU - Luci Balneo FREEl _ji 1 r Pure Tastes so wonderful· costs so little. Buy 2 bottles at this low price and treat yourself to a big ilass of · orange juice every morn· ing this week. FREE 50 • Won't sweat-no coasters needed. • Your cboiee of eolors: Pink. turquoise or sandalwood . - .... .............. . -· - SAVE $1 ON VACRON • WARE I-CUP ··-.. ...... ·.... only $2.95 I· - !!_th~D SAVE _:pa! 2!!!0!.Kr~ ~~~ -I VACRON • WARE 1 CO~~ . ~~~~-~~a!':!!okf~·95 I . _:ri~N No.~ f• . 1- SAW '...VACRON -WARE- - I ERIVD.DPEDII I t -~ ICE BUCKET ..·~ .. ·................ only $4.95 I ' wiPl coupon froiD Page 2 of your Kroger Booklet. -~~------ .... SAVE $2 ON VACRON ·WARE "JAVAMAIE" ··· •···•· · ·· ·· · · ·· · only $6.95 1· GF . ------..-.---... -BUILD ACOMPLETE sn Of with c9upon frol!l pase 2 of your Kroser Booklet. VA C. \0 "~ WARE . . . .m your ~M~Upoa.at • Jlearby Kroger. '' ' ,,' with co~;~pons from page 4 of K!Opr Booklet. ,, . 1.'1· " • Stain and scratch resistant. . ..... .'. . '\ ( ' �l} ' ·l I I ' 1 ·' I . Oassified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board --------·:---;;For-;R;;-e::n;-t-----;FO:;;;;R-;S;;A;-;L~E:-- 8· ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 28, 1965 WANT AD INFOIMATION T=w=o-=B:::-EDROOM furnished ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H&N .......,... apartment. Inquire at New· "Nick Chick" leghorD chicks, ..... ..., ....,. .......... oil's Sunoco, Chestr.e Phone or started pullets today. Mod· - - D=f"M ... &JL W5-2305. 6 28 Uc ern Poultry, Box 188, ' ".t.thens, OP ~~ HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 rooms Ohio. Phone LY 2-11031. Will ... ptld llldiJ 1:10 A. II. f-26-ltc r.. ..., <1 ,......,_ and bath. Picture windows, - - - - - - - - - - IUGULATIONI new yard picket fence. ,V• MEAT Cllse - S It Tyler, dou· 1961 Corv1ir Greenbrier 9 pass._ $1099 ,."":.,"::"".., cant after July I. 1671 Line- ble duty service meal Cllse. Red !finish, good tires, radio, heater. standard trans. 10~ . . 2780 .._,.._ - . . ..,_ "' oln Hgts. Phone WY JwPUftecf .._...J::r. 'ftl• out. ft 2-4 be. Wt'th mezzanine shelves and .,..., WID ooo .. .,....,,... "" fore 9 a. m. or a er P· mtf · display trays, A-1 condition. 1961 Rambler American Only $795 aon cua _. ~Beoft'Mit tnJert1oD 6 23 c $300 takes it. Racine F'ood Convertible Cpe. Power steerinK, ib.ndard trans, Good tiret, ,., ::_~.. ..,.. TR=Acci-L"'E"'R-S"'P"'A"'c=E=-on~Pcc-ag-e--;;; St. Market. WI !1-334Z. 6-26-61c radio and heater. • c.a per ltOl'd ob• la•ertt.a. cement drivt>way. Electricity MJnlmqe Cbarlll .. crenc.. 11 """"' , . _,. "" ...,_ natural gas. city water, •• MOBILE Home, 1917 Skyliner 1957 Buick H.T. Cpe. Speci1I $199 ;,'".:;--'"':;.. ,. .... .., ,.. age, avaiillble. Mr,. A. H. 48 x 8 2 bedroom, good condl· CIPan interior. automalic trans. Radio and beater. ~r"'m..':s"'r ootTtJ.uua Dillard. Middleport. Phone lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville, -. .am......Eleb.., addltlollal oo ..•Mill ., """ WY 2-2864. 6 25 " Ohio. Phone 667-63311. 6-211-3otp l .. LleAL NOTICI QUALITY l.u.d bklJ wtll M rtoeh'ed WANTED' . MENI WOMINI T fo ~ To 1'8ln r bJ Of ... VIIUp .. PODI- eroy, Ohio, unlU tweiVI o'do9 aooa Z.S.T. OD JUDI 18, lMI, fw lmpro"" meat. to t..uactnq raaiB.tl• • Mt toi'CI:I ID Pla!lt ud IPaC!lflc. Boa• lncorM Tax Coa1ult•nts A few clear th~kln11 peotle will be selecte from t 11 area to enroll in new, low· '"'..:::J CoUDOU tbo 1' 1,\'\( ' ' Annual Picnic Is Planned by Church Class Legel Notice Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS .t' IMiore muUOMd Uld btclll .w be pubUeiJ opened •nd read at tht Mu· eost trainine program pre. ftared by CITA's. Earn Iuera· .. ' @) I a. a _ c 'i:'::., NEW QUliN COIN SPIED OP LAUNDRY CO.MING SOON •Own this hiJb return lnve•tment business •Financin& available •we have 8 top location for a lint class •tore th •work two to ree houra ~c~m7$:0M",!~. Write for info~ and oppointment to Security ..... !"1. Girl's ~ f1S ,,.~ ~ ~ I'" .,.~ f0 1 ~2 GASOLINF ALLn ~ ~ I" ~I" IJ8 ~I'" 41 ~ 130 ~ I"" ~ I'~'~ ,., DAILY CBYPTOQUO'l'E - Here's llow to work It: A.ltYDLBA.A.ltfl, II LOI'IQFELLOW f"W ., NU, loor.1'M. .... U.S. .... 0... IS worn out • • • everyone I know · : One letter simply atanda for aaother. In. this aampt~ .A II wretl for Ule three L'a, X for tlte two O'a, ete. Single !etten, a.po.... trophiel!l, tJ1e length and tonnatlon of the wordl are all hint&. .Each day LGe code Jettera are dlftenat. on a Brickles, Jannine Ben'·, Carol WllcoleD, Mlke "' u.,., ut .......... "' VI,..Ohio, ,. dlePort Melu county, WSXDF1X DEZD Fl TCOOl DEW OICK 1RAC, ~QW1DEWDF~ DEW RZFQ Xll--4 1DCHFVFDB,-OW2iEB Monday l'hru Friday 6 011 Stgn On · 6. 01> 15 Mu"cal Clock 7 . Bt Sttll •· Know 7 02·3fl News 7 41 ' trst Baptist Church 8 00 Ohto Valley News 9 oo rat k ol the Town 9 55 PuiJitc Servtb Show 10 10 Church ol ~hrist 1 ,atchstrir _, •. "• ., I 11 05 \1QJning Melodies, Mon. thru. Wed. .. Ch 1rch Bel Ring, Fri. 11 Wor News 20 F'vans r tUetin Bor Dry a load of 12·~j N "l Y"S ~l' r J2 ·"fl ,.arirl' 11 ····e Programs 12:45 r o•r;· G. Round 1;55 Ne• . Beat 2:110 Cot•nt y Go·Hound 2:: News Beat 3:00 , •. · ...atineo 3:55 New• Be ~ 4;00 Di•elng :n.. Doss 4 30 '"terchang• 5:110 C'" "Un;· News 5:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute Fridays 5·311 Sunset Boulevard 9;1nl Off The Air Saturday 6:00 Sign On 6:110-15 Music• Clock 7;0u Still and Know 7:112·30 News 7:29 Time & Temperatur " 7: Musical (,JOCk 7:45 First Baptist Church 8;110 Ohio Valley Newo 8 " :.lu•ical Clod .;.,..,., Baptist Youth Of Racine Meet At Hal/ Home 9• ::•~d=m=ln:too,~la~ler~enj~oy~llls:!:::~ ,0 N0 TI CE 9·00 10 :30 10 45 II :00 11 . 15 11 . 30 11-45 II 52 12:110 12 20 12: ·~ 12.30 4·00 4:30 5:00 515 5:30 6:00 9:00 l'ligb School Rll Parade Song & Story Time Toe Go Iler Key Democratic Legisi61Urt Musical Interlude H•publicat Legislature Waite, ·~oeller Reporl Mustcal interlude Local & Ohio News Evans Bt " Board News 0 Grams Saturday Matinee Discinb with Doss fop Ten Rovue Saturday News Summary Mustcal Interlude Communlty Choirs Dance Party Off The Atr S•wday 7:59 Sigll On 8;00 "'te ~tnging Preacher 8: 15 II 11· : Rep 8::o C~urch ' Christ 9 : ~.. · rusk Tr ' ·1•tde lO .•J F ·t Ba~tist Churcb 11 ·30 Children'• Chapel ll:f Sundoy New· Special 12;00 1 .ws Report 12:15 . . . !J~scopal 0111rch 1f 45 1fLolic Informal .• UJO Church of God 1:30 llos, CaiJ 2:110 Old Folkr Hour 3;110 Hymna from Harding 3: 15 Sunday Showcase 3:45 Pu-.~.IC Servk . Show 4: •• 1190 Hit Parada 5:110 Cily .. · o · ·, Re. ·• 5;15 9110 IUt Paridl 9:'10 Off The Air ..- ....., !!abtrday'o erwtoquoto: NEV Ell INVEST TOUR M0N !lt IN ANYTHING THAT EATS OR NEiilDII R&PAJ.NTING .B!LLY ROSJi1 W JEH RADIO ::·:::.:N i;•· ., OOR HOME.!! ~~ 71 2. Announce l> ·l6 .E i'/, rr 19 ro I'" 2<> 14l LSalt Hayman, Rookt'e Crow, Ronnie Gr1mm, . Gary Hall Bruce Neig· :'.n:::-:1-:fae~eal 1ear ler, Harry Pick~ns, Char·~~ s"'• '"""I wlU bo bold " '"• Cleland, Marshall Roush, Jim City llall, a:rr Raee StrHt, Ml<ldlop~;;,,l Diddl OIUo. e, Mrs. Edna Pickens, Mr. Gene Orate. VUbl•• Qlark and Mrs. Hall, and their child1-28-Jtt -----ren, Lee and Debra. UOAL NOTICI The BYF holds ill meeting• ue~1 .unt!•f:•':t':h=~b~:;;r':.~:: every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. .....,, at the Hall residence. All teen- ~ ~ .-. has •nn it!" __ ·- ----· -- ,. 128 M. Weaver' a ........._. ~111 I"" wa.ve .a. Oxtordo or pump• I lt3 ,, 3'1. Crib 38, Suiting fa.brie :IS. TriU. 41. Bucket! 62. Tidal flood- 'Esut, Dad, my formal ~,. p wonhip. - ill ~ THE'/ ..JUST AS GOOD A HOME. AS WI!. HAS.'!' article j:%:: 16 1• 1/I'!:..LL 61vE.. IS ENTITJ.ED 10 plea.~:~ure.; Egypt. ·--nell wire p. 13 11 33. St.u.num. ' 34. Places ot NOll 37. Semtt!o deity 29.Godor ifi. Jacob'11 nlctuwne e.v AL CAPP Wynken, Blynkeuatl 34. Vlper5 20. Man't RockefeJier 28. Candl<out tree 29. Selzo 30. P•rform 31. Irritable __ j prie~ . 21. Soda . 24.. Astor« ~,....,- 3ll Slltfltt roloring ~ ......... ...a . garmeat ~.High amount ::;;======-:-6-::28- 3lc GOOD CABBAGE for sale, $1 GRILL COOK wanted at once. and cislern water For terms, B~~!. :!~b~~: , ~J'r~.~~:Dl?e.~ln~~: •• i,..'E:~:.: In agero iD the Racine area Me !'HE RESTAURANT iu Rutland a bushel. Wilkie Sarson. Apply in person at Crow:a ~tact Roy Van Cooney, Me- Phone WY 2-220&. nati 36, Ohio, or 2681 Pat- Pommy. ""''· on '""' o. 1,.. 11 10 _ln_v_if_ed_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ formerly called "The Hut" Portland. VI 3-2481. Steak House. e 23 6tc "'Mthur, Ohto. Phone LY 6teroon Rd .. Dayton 20, Ohio. "':;,:;,''"~::.r.=;: !',!;. co..P•<W 1 11 tOte will be open under now man. • 25 31 4281. 6-26-7tc or phone Bob Schmid~ Cin· 500 1 . ,.... 81 _ • _ c SKILLED carpenter for Inside ANNIVERSARIES and Reun- clnnati. ?91-M6Z collect afler Pom•ro7 , Ohio agement, Monday, June 28, c=HR=o"'M=E-d-::i-ne"'tte c--:-la-:-b:-le- two work. Give full Information FOR SALE: Tho home of the . d . fo 7:110 P.M. "' "· ID "' ' - ,.. by Donna Grat• ' . lute T G Clay and Bertha 10118 are gran occastona r Interview• will be beld at . 8 25 31 chairs, $20.00. Cabinet base, m first letter • also name, . .. . a photograph - why ool this the LaSalle Hotel in Middle· LIOAL NOTICI 7.'=:::---;:---:----c:::----. c $5 Handmower $8 Two 50 addresl and phone number Clav, Dyesville, OhiO, Is offer· M k lnt port, Thursda1, and Friday, The unden11ned Will utrer •~, .,._ ... • ::: · · · ,· . · · f •.,., ~.. ttme? a e your appo • ~ EARL'S Barber Shop, Racine, 0110 BTU co·•y floor furnaces Wrtte: Box 668-C Care of ed 1or sa1e 01 ..,.... •wO story G S di p June 24 and uno Zll from 8 11' , .1 , - ' • .. ,..,, blddn "" •••· ... • . ' . h ment. rover's tu o, om· luwtn1: Ohto, now has two barbers, all controls $125 each Under- The Datly Sentlne~ Pomeroy house wtl lour rooms. For Obi , , •t o.m. to 9 p.m. 1857 ••••• v~ , ..., .., • o. .-2... c Earl Custer and Roger Hill. wood typewriter, $30.· Phone oh·10. 6 22 6tc 1erms, eon ta r 1 warran Cl ay, eroy, at "'"""'' ttt. Balatt:nar Allto Com .., 11 w, will appreciate yom pat- WY 2-3442. Route 2, Albany, Ohio. Phone SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write Help Wentecl ~~·::,~,.?~.::"· .'::,.''%..'· ,,.. " 6 25 31c ronage, I 25 31p DISH ASHE . . Auto S.les 698-3127. &-26:.-7tc 114 Vland st., Pl Pleasant, W. "'"'"' _.,,.11nu A~>to com,.., ~ --· . W R, large stze wtth Va. 6 s SOip MALE: Be an Income tax con,.. •· Matn" PONY RIDES. Esky Hill Farm maple cutting hoard top. AI, ___,,,... LJ,.~Itu sultan!. See ad classification: ,.r•;;:ro~ ~· 1. . . Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy so antique bed. WY 2-3489. 63 Buick _ $2,395 \.ftC; llllr ~ CAR WABSED and vammmed Instruction. 6-2Htc .... , NOTtn Ohto. Mike Joneo. ' 6 25 6tc LeSabro Coupe. Only 27,228 Wilson's car IVllllh, 550 PIIIHI, Th• uodontlnod wtu .,,., '"' .... S 24 3tp - - -- easy milea. Automatir abift POMEROY - 11-2 story frame Middleport WY Man. Open MALE ur FEMALE, room ~t,..~!~ to the hilh•t bidder Cbe fvl:.;;:;;=:::;-...,.=--c ___ _ 3S H.P., 14 II . boat and trailer. Spoll•so. b h fr t d b k from a a. m. • t p. m., seveD k M be bl ,,., Fo,. ,,.,.. 1 •>L .... 1er . us1 SERVICES nightly, Monday See at Cozart Garage. Ra6 rooms, at , on an ac daya a weet. 301c c a t to 11 VI ,,,,... waro• s-N 1001s,1..... 81 through Friday, 7:45 p. m. cine. 6 25 6tc porches basemen! gas heal· ln. Apply iu person to Ohio " the • ..,,..., A~>to comp,.,; 1n With evangelist R. H Hostel- . 59 Cadillac _ $1 ,495 ing lot' 100 x too, &ood 1o- f'joleler llalltlbl& iioqlpll tor Hotel. 6-18-tfc ::,~·::,~·.!'.:'.::'· .'::'..''%..," ,,.. " 2 ler and team at the Big Gos- tLEVATOR, wagons, opray. 2 dr. SetUtn. Good tirea. Like cation. $65110.00. humes. Buill ill kl~ MALE: Rawleigll business DOW 111.,. r::;,·~.~·::;_ pel Tent, on R!. 124, South er, harro" pull plows, teed new finioh. POMEROY -% ·bedroom frame tDJ, llorm windowa, alum- open ln Pomeroy & Middle- ' Po"'''"'· Ohio 0 ._.., "' & Portland. Good preaching· planter. VI 3-228 1. hume, bath, basement, forced Inurn aiding. Call GuJ NelS- port. E•cellent opportunity. 8 24 31 leacblng for ali races, colP hot air beating, attached ga- lor, RaciDe, Ohio. Full time. Write at once Raw· on or creeds. Special music. USED CUSHION glider and 1 p._roy, Ohhl rage, lot 5n x 2110. $11500.00. 12 Ill lfe leigh, Dept. OHF -840-119 Free6 24 6tc canopy double '"ing. $19.95 CLOSE IN - 14 acres farm AU£110NEER pori, Ill. 6-28-1tc - - - - - - -- - - each. Rutland Furniture, Ru~ (BII clean), 1 story frame, 2 Cemplett Servlct Equipment for sale: Good dump land, Ohio. 6 24 3tc CHRYSLER 1951, one owner, bedrooms, front and back Crltt Bradford HELP Wanted: Licensed pracbed •Ides anrl hmst complete. _ __ very good running condition h b t Wrl _ _ ,_._., tical nlfl'lle for Carmaa Nuro1 6 See Ivan Carman, Rnute 2, AUCTI~N every Saturd~y. clean inside and -out or wni :ft~ • 1!!:ion.a~':noo. « · :·c:'~,.ORi)"' lng Home, at Pomeroy, Ohio. On the evenill& of June 24 Pomeroy, Ohio, at Peach ~tc~~ Auctton, Lau:el Clilf, trade for ;mall parcel of BERT M. COX. SALESMAN Racille, Oblo 6-28-tfc lhe Youth Fellowship of · S.. ,_ Gas Dryer ...., 2 Fork. Phune WY Utlt15. · · 30tp grouod on hard road. Write: WY l-lf3f WY z.:we 1 1 Uc BABYSITTER to live tn and ::~th~~: ~':,~nd !':'::===::-:---6_23:--6-tc IT'S OUR pleasure lo Loan Box 41, New Haven, w. Va. 8 2S 3l<t AIR CONDmONING Refrlger- care for two small children. M r HaU ill Racine COLUMBIA GAS AUTOMOBILE llliUr8nca lleeD Carpet Shampooers FREE tl-26-3tc Phone WY 2-3223 or WY :A. arFol'tnoiVl'n• the devoti.-onal ..,.,. 1111111 1_ wtth purchase of Blue Lustre FOR SALE atlon oervlee. Jack' a Reltlg· ~ 25- tc ..,. OF 01110• ..C. - - - - -· your open. Carpet Shampoo. 6 22 &tc 1959 LARK, clean, with gOQd i'Hl'lEE bedroom house, But- eration, New llaven, Phune · 6- 3 gram led by Jannine ~tz. lllr'l lkwiiiT Call WY a.2la - -- - -. - ltres. Runs good, $175.011. 1645 'temut Ave., Pomeroy, bard- TU 2-3537. f I tfc group played volley ball --: 27damper m. coalconfur Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy. f10ot1, hutof water l'lmhiDa -.ad Legel Notice ................................_, r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;ll;;lill;:;</ WILLIAMSON nace, automatic 1 22 Glc wood in te flood heal· best Karl Gneler, Bea,_ 1 trol. Charles Byer, 365 s. 6th ~ sys m. ou '· J Ave., Middleport, Ohio. 1957 BliTCK, super. 3 good netghborhood, $8,5110. MIDenvllle, Ollt "" IALI bedroom hou!:e High End 1ro b•laale.s Bkk wlll t>. reeelm b7 tile TWO TIME AND LABOR SAVING 1 24 61 extra tires. Good condition · • yoar -er u '"" c:..un.u or Tha v1u.,. or .,...,...,. -.. ....................... ..;,_;.:_;;~PI f425. wv 2-29213. e2venings. ' Street, Lincoln Hill, PomeWe llavo aD Ibn """' a""' •. ,, ... noon, '""' ,., '"" My Office Will for tu tollow!ae •qulprnent• TAX CUT SALEI 6 2J tfc roy, recently refin'IS bed in81 df Sewer MrMnet OMtl>FirePumper,Cbeo\l'roMtchM· ---=--:,-...,.---and out $6 900 Reuoaable Batel liB I ~:vL n lNO ZO 1aL B1K11\er Be Clond From P~dtor1l euloo '"'" h Tile •--••er Lln- C.D WY Ht'lt na, • Nllht Tau. 100 OPII Waterow ltldlhip •n •..._,. TWO bedroo'm ·houses, Pump. uo PSI •t 250 PSI •••. pre-. Monday June 21st boon removed from . World SlaDdlrtl ol Camplcl I He'ght 7 -• "'' ~c ""''""' AC ..........., F.... urt-RHfriger~tors COn I S, Pomer oy, n ew HeavJ Dutr LHee NeviU. With J 110 COMBINATIONS Exe0!11ce additions, furnaces, rtc. $7,· HEATING -~-MaeDer •ott 250 watt '""'' Until AIR ~oND T IIIJ ear 1'00111, r1tlo llld .... 1100 ' •·-WATIROUI PIJMl', tnlou ~ I lONERS lllrmanee. Small ..,. .._ , · Fllf'Daees. Budlero, Tllllday July 6th 1 :_4~~~..-.:·;~~ •ed••m S.vo •••n moro with our -• -···-......._ FOUR B tt Ill East MU 8lnet, PoJDo I--ll'/' O<'OCOMoot•• ""· LOW SALE PRICES now In ouu - • · • - • Bedroom houst, u er-. .....,_ WY •-•"• ''"'" offoct. leo A .., 500 oroy. P.... ......, ROlli am OOMPARTID>rro, ·• • •, 1 nu ve., ••, . 7 llO tfc ,,.. POMEROY lllebopulllll MIIWI "':: ,:'"l',.f."""ADE, 1100 n. _ .., Jldt w. Ce<Hy, E. 1111111 Sired, PomereJ TWO modem bomes, Pomeroy. lnsurence ACC""""'RUI' COb, • " " ..... ml~ For Rent noa. WY W8'lt one two bedroom, one three ' 0 .. M1n8\N!r PHOTO CopylDI 1erv1ee. eop. J mot.onla TrUll Aee•tver f ROOM furntsbed boUJe on Ph. WY 2-2181 4 Zl Uc bedroom, $3,500. each. lei madt crt lepl IJipen. · ~·;\",.::,••.. • volt Blaettnars Uve 27. Jewlslt. mlll'ltll 31. Erne ...,ted- 32. Outer 19. Sw1 lOtti MilliRheMadllory, Teresa McTuroer, II. Neg.. ...,. JO. Entir-e BlaeHnar's MtDDLI•on ouoon note Jlke brldp t . EnglUtiL 18, Wricgll~ '340 11 Nouce 11ven that , 12t1o ••• ot hereby JUly, 1,.." 1 00 '"""' """"' WiD ., hold • IQliiiel" lllot•n acwcamo :m. Muaie slang l'!.Fr.- I movte threading . muvte proJector · both hke $300 00 I nPw · ·' va ue new. Ph • LOST: Pair prescnption sun ; WY 2-3196. etasses and case. WY 2-3171. 6 24 3te 6 24 3tc =~--,..,-,,--,,- - - - - - - : - . , - - - - - - REAL genuml:! huntmg Beagle pups Will sell or trade for Not•ICI · anything of equal value. Ph. STARK'S PIIARMACY, Porn· SH 2-4 116. 6 23 atc eroy, will .be closed e~ery Sunday unttl further nollce For Sale Bronte 1 i self 22. Conr mon JI..Foot prelate ' 15. Weep )0, Plan< 18. Struck with fOIIIICie: :11. ....... •-w. e ectrtc eye· case, e. Tag of emmqnle Not IN LllKEY'S BARN bled t}'Pe' t. One "' the taut 1 I ight: 8 mm I 21. JUJDoo I.BttOH lC. A spree: alang AIR CONDITIONING NOT~~· !J. P~~~~~a~•::••• t.Bihletttt OYeraJIIt AUTO tiled bath and kitchen. Reduc· Pomeroy, O. ed to $14,1100. Phone Bob Hoef· "331 · '2'tfc 1·Ir.,,.~~~~~~~"""~ WAITRESS - apply ln penon, lich • WY "" "'"' Bl ue and Grey, pomeroy. FOR SALE mL Good JOIN THE AAA. Be protected -. ~c' res. . on Road-bond and ,.,·p serv. . 6 G Uc w bUilding Sites. Prtced right. ice. Call or rontad: E. M. u. s. ClvH llenleo THfll Nice location. Phone WY 2- Burton, 578 Broadway St.. H•n "'"m•n til ano oMr s.cor. IGM. 7883. 6-26-4-te Middleport Ohio Bleb pa 1 &burt hnu" 4d•anr.ement ' · "fhouund• ot tona open Prepai'B\ai'JI FOR SALE : One 2 story house 8 25 30tp tnlnlnt an~\ appolnted lbpeNnee . h ba h d b "'""'"' .........., "'"" ,.,.,.. wtl 7 room, t an aS&- INSIDE and oulsirle painting. "':.J~"';.~.:;';.":;.,:-:;::::".:0 ment. Located on Bailey Run Roof work. Reasonab;e rate. f:c~u Road 9lh arre11 .. ground. Phone VI 3_2700 _ 6-ll--30tp o.u. ..::::"- Pn":....,~o..':"..., House in good condttion. Well I. Wonblp 4. Bluolttnc LExtno 11. Zeol 12. Derivatlft ~=:•::;.;"~:!":1:•.=...., '"" 1 25 &tp OQC .. TH'FELLERS ARE FIX IN' TO PLAY CARDS OVER IDAILy CROSSWORD N"'"B MARK IV 1 ' Uou thertfore now ou en. t• tile Pians were made lor 111 • olftct of UN a.rt ot the vm.,. ot Pomeny, Ohio. At tb• ume her.ln· nual picnic when the Sunshioe ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;,j ~ov1.... camera, zooiTI en~, tine!. ~;"' ' ° tion concerning this cat, llving or dead. Contact \Irs · · Myron Millet , S. Third Ave., Ml'ddleport. 6 28 3lc 1 I FEa ~ A~.;.'hJJ ALL RI6HT, orm>~, THIS IS 1HE LAST OF TilE NINTH .. LIE NEEP ONE RtJM TO TIE UP lHE 6AM£ . I Makers Class of the Syracu. nti!IPI' Bu.tl4lnr. Pomero,, Ohio. First United Presbyterian All proponi.J; shell be 1taled and tfve fees . (Some tax consult· urtoned for Jmprovementl t.o Boat Church met June 21st iD the ants earn $5 and more per Launeh1n1 FaciUHe•. ProPO•ala mau h ch be addreiNd to tllt Clerk or Coun- C ur lnnei. Exce 11ent year e.11, return). VIIJap of Pom.rop, ohio, aDd Tbe meet••• -d..~""' ·round income keeKtna eu- mailed or tlellvef'td to .aid Clerk. u..oe: was ...... w=m~ m!:~o~:xp:oe:~to~! iJnified f::.::~ •!~ ~eo~:~:o:_~ by the preaident, Margaret CotPJIJU Ud 1peclflc•tlou can be trllJ. J>evotiool Were by Agnei U ~rou •can study one hour daily at home. write tod8 y ::;. •:,.·,~~ !""!~~\..""!'.:\'.::~-;::While who read 'Pieaourt for free facts, free aptitude Jil!ther with biddilll btanlll upon Bound" from Secret Place: P.vmem ot 11.00, NONE OF WRJCR · 1 1· 1 "Th test. WILL BE REFUNDED. Bidden who srr1p ure, an ar JC e ree 1n louthwuMrn Acldomr :;::... One' followed with prayer. OJ'I'lf3 ROUB!I The D1lly S.ntnel PtaDa md apeet~~rattoM w111 b• Reports were read and appro¥· aao a. ... to 11no P a oau, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Box 668V :::''::'.. ~':!:~.,';~ ~.'"::u::,••u• ed. Dueo were collected and I ll&ardu 1:30 .. Ill to 12:00 ..... MG[•ERN 4 •oom apartment '" 1965 STEREO Consolo with 111· lT'I 80 ..... E Mam Street for rent. WY d'to. Lovely walnut finish, 4 Name Age . . . . Btddel'l •hould bl4 on the ~t~now· free will offering was taken. TO PLACK A "2381 6 25 3tc POMEROY OHIO Address Phone tae propo•aia, IUUI.T PRODUCING .-':.__ _ · speed changer. 4 1peaker • :~~====~==·=·=·~·~~ "'•Uono· m A• .. t fon:n tra plat~.~ lnd •Ptd- Roll call was answered by W AN'f' olD II space sound · bt mem bers, wlth a ScrpI FOR RENT -Traer system. Du'BI volume ~1 Aa.IHit fon:h tn pta• and IP•C!I· e1g on N Second-av m Middle- control. Take over payments Busin•n Se_rvicn__ Employment Wlnted "''"'"'· ...., pllln1 mlad•• lure vel'1!e. PHONE WY 2-2156 Real 1!!-tlfe For S•le .,..- f31 "' Mt fon:b In plan. and IJMC!I. The cIass WI'II not uu "-ld reguport. Near shopping district. ol $6. per month or pay baJ· 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii="""'"'· , ..., •"'•• ,.. pU. dnv. C II WY 'd 101 22 F ' • BULLDOZER WORK wanted. '"1 ...,,.,,.. Jar meetings during July and Concrete patiOS. a v ance ue ; . . ree lillme s' II d abl l EMPWYMENT Wanted- b- Eacb Pt"OPQIBI mu.t be aceompan2186, IVY 2·)346 or WY 2-3600. demonstration. Call WY 2HOUSE ~OR SALE rna ozer, reason ra e. '"' "' • bond "''" " ,,....... "'~ August. The next m<'l:tinr w!U · Modern Ranch Style Beaudfut Phone WY 2·22VU. 6-28-!0ic perlenced Interior and utel' ''' compan> u '"~'' tn tho oum or be S t 17 tit L Pi k In Memory 6-5-tfc 6555. 6-21·6tc location on top ol small hill I lor painting. Free estlmatea. 1o ,., ''"' •• ,.. ""'""' or ••• "'~ ep . ' w' aura c eDI • 1\U'ety Aforeertlflect the n:ecnuon of the as hostess --- - - J and 4 ROOM furni~het apartfacinJ State Highway Garage on II Phone WY 2-2682 or lee Rog. contract. cl:IIB<'l: on • tol· Th . ·. IN MEMORIAM to our hust R 1 & R d H rd AUCTION ever:;' Wednesday and Route 7 wtth lood road to mam er CuillllllJ. i-»-tfc ,.,, ""' ""w• ond modo """'' e ptcmc will be beld Sunef'5 11 a tf · to the vm.,. of Pomero,, obio, In day July 18 at lhe HartiJ band, father and son, Gary men s. ow ey &..lturday. We 1ch' s AUct'lOP, highway. Four bedrooma. Uving, the •urn of 11 per cent of the unoum: ! ' ware. c Laurel Cliff, Route 124. dinin•, family, kitchen, ~reakB , O bid • 111 "' " " ' " " 1n uou of ...., flslnog Cllmp near Portland. J Wolfe, who passed away une 1 HHEE and tour ron~ turni>~h& Ultness pportunitles "'..,,'"'.· ......d"',•, ...... ,.,.,."',~"•"lee,,"",.,· Anyone attendt'ng Sunday 6 2 30tp fast •play, maid's, utility and '""' 'll, 1963. . j all ~ .-~ ..~--~'ed ...... shop. Tbreo baths, ceramic tile "'"""''" .. "'"""" to ••• bidder School in this class is cordially ., P'A•T o• !lULL TIMI and •hoold any bid b• accepted, auch , Wehaddidn't KnOW the pam you menta WVwuucumu 2-M:M 12 e.,....... ttc PICNIC TABLF.S for sale, reas- and wall to wall carpet on Now .vallable In thll area, nuta bond or ~rtlned ch~k wW be re- mvited to attend and bring tbeir • 5052 . floors. About two-thirdl of vendlq clfarattes, JU:m, ~ady. turned upon pro~r eucutton and families Onabte. Call SH lr nut• and osber tut telllnl pr11- NCUrlnt" of lbe contract. • MODERN "• room and bath• Or hear your final sigh. li 23 tfc bouse is paneled in mahogany ductt. Th• •accMilul bidder The main feature on the pot.. We Only know You Pass ed furnished apartment. Middleand walnul Air conditioned. S1les & Servt'ce Route 1 - 11185 lnvtt~tment •Wred to eu(!ule ·11 be b bee ed Rout• 2 - 11,781 tnvettmtnt In 15 d1y1 after menu Wl ar U away port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 tfc:: Large patio and double carport. Route 3 - &3,M'O lnYntrnent nrk t& bJm and and spareribs It ill "Rxeellent e•rntn11. Will full' tn· 1o lhl!l ntllfaetlon of • W I 200' x 390, · May b• seen Without a last goodby. TRAaER LOTS - free sew· Help Wanted On ot Fi AI atruc-t. For tnttrvtew, write. tnclud· Pom•ro,, Ohio, for the served at 4 o'clock. by appointment O nly I • ts most Every Car ... ph 0118 " b t 0 Th Dotl7 formance ot ..ld contraC!t ln All di God gave US Sire 11gth to hee ' ~ail n m er : Pom•ro • •• 100 ••, ''"' .. tho to•·• atten ng are ..., ··ked 10 ' age and water. Brown' " C•ll 985-3555 Ch.ster, Ohto &.nttnet, Bo:r ... 1, it er Park !Stale Approved} THREE MEN to wash windows eTransferable When or ••• bid. •• '"' ., f""'" to lake table service. And courage to bear the blowj Minersville, Ohio, Phone WV. on ou'side for one day only. You Trade Cara bond,oontnd the bidder will be Durrng the social hour, r&- : : : : : : : : : " " ' ' l l e u tnl•h e tlle u .t•ted or to . But what it deanl to lose you 3--3324. 1 15 tfc Give full information in first FOR SALE, attractive 3 . bed- eGuaranleed 24 months =~ t~e h:;~dab:rnd;:!~ '!:CGmpany. freshments were aerved by the t.., the propo.al •ball be torfetted hostess, Agoes Wh'1te 1 No one will ever know . letter. Write Box Gbb, t:are room brick and frame ranch to E8· Rent I F S style home in the new addi1 or 24,000 miles '" "' vtn.,. not .. ''""' ••• .. th Ha d E th 's I Sadl) missed oy wife, sons, or I e or of The Daily Sentinel. • Most Popular Unit """"'"" d•m••"· er r en, s er y vester, Cather and mother. 6 ROOM HOUSE ;ith bath, 4th 6 25 6tp tion of Chester Road. HardN'J!~ av~~a!~d r:it';~~. ~~ ~·:! Helen Harris, Helen Diddle Mar6 28 ltp and Elm St., Ract·ne. lnqut're wood floors, basement, fire. In th·e US A •waro to tiM lowat •nd but Winebrenner, Margaret I 1.10· 1ron t bnc · k P1anl· ' ' ' der. Elich JlrGPoaal mu1t contain Cottrill and Naom1. London. ---:---7-:-----:-be Sh rO"R WOMEN to help w"h Pace, pa run .. m, of ..,_ .. ,,,, ,, Bt ~art's Bar r ' op or · ~ . a bl ., lo.t and Found c.. ing area, mar e window 00 pan' lntereated In the 1ame. phone WY ~-5Z49 . 6 25 3tp cleanmgs for one day only. • s, ord~r of the Council of tb• LOST - A calico cat, short Give full information in first si1ls, aluminum windows and lnst•lltcl ..,. or Pomeroy, Stat• or obto. made Jet- cream, dancing flDd screens, storm windows and D•tl'd thta JJal d•y ot ping-pong. d tall, answers to 11ama. Last Sale or Tra e letter, also name, address and Eol . . ' · "'"""''"· seen Thursday evemng. Own- FOR RIDING HORSf;, 8 mm pItone numbet. Write Box doors, well C Insulated, b lot - - - - ••• -,., .,--;.._, NAttending were Abce Cleland, er offers reward for informa. 668, care of The Daily Sen- 100X400. opper P1urn ing, ancy Yost, Margaret Colt, Pomeroy Motor Co. .fl • ____ _:~~':..::- ""'-- WMPO Radio Monday Thn Frlday1 6:110 Sign-On, New• 6:115 Sacred Heart UO Meigs RFD 1:25 °aul Bo~• . farm_ 1:30 Country JambQree 1:57 Weather 7:110 NaHonal Newo 7;311 Sporll 7:35 Bill Miller Shuw 7:30 Pickens Hardware Sbow (Tuelflay-Tbursday) 7:50 News 8:30 Daily Ltghl 8;45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.--Auction) Fri, Show) 1;00 News 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 1:05 llolfee Witb Janet 10:110 Swap Shop 10:11 MCII'IIiD8 Meditations tO;St Portraits of 1 Patriot 10:85 Bill IWIIer Show 10:45 Maaon Agr. Prgm (Tue•.) 10;45 FllllliiJ Worahlp ('l'hurJ.) 10:45 A.S.C. 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MeriiD Teell 1:110 T'-• Rev. H. G. Stewart 1:30 The Ref. Sllu Blllup1 2:110 The Rev. Andrew P::::1 Z:45 The Rev. Roitoot · S:IO Tbe Sunday SltowcltH UO SundoiYII .!iereoodt 1:30 Sigll 00 lb HAROLU GRAY iliiD ALL Ill' Q!ll PEOPlE OAFELY-. OIILY -n<EM? 1HSOU!"NT PRE"SIOOfT' C?Eco.JERED FQQ\t IIEI'OQ£ -me """' ~f.la r.:K ,:t-10 SET CT ~ 11§ I HE'lL Ht>IE A JOB E"XPI.AININ(l IN liME TO Tl ~tlT TO FlNO A VlCTI, , ll'<REAGOI iN. MOB! FO!\ lliElR RAGS I · : WELL,'THI' Pl.AHrll A PILE 00 Rl8BLEI OOR JOB HBIE IS ()a;EJ OUR PE<l'l.i WILL BE FAR AT SEA BV DAYll~T F PIC1< liP At-V'Il F. AND WE'Ll TAKE...,. JtT I I MUST B6: ~~~Et·fBk:K W -OFFICE IN 7HE M~ Iii h RAEBURN VANBUREN _ BUT SUPPOSE W~ GIRLS GET 1D t.IKE THIS LIVt'IG·ALONE SIT¢ •••"m' ' I- ,,. . Ano.. I. E. BOICE, M.D. 1:. Second St., also 3 room aparl- DON'T PUMP Y"• 11 uggt.sh sep. Re1l &tete For S.le TWO bedroom home Condor birtll record• llld almost 1111 IIDSBBOD:, ·~~~"~"'" '"" •....t meat with bath, partly fum. lie tank. Get Klean-Em-AII FOR SALE: 1 rooms, bath and Street, garage attached, lull other documeull. 1 -"'!~~~ .,...., 77 1 ished. Muon Phone. septic taniJ clean..-. Land- utility room. Ml Pearl Street basement, yard. Rella ~ PD~tnJ f _ -~.!~~ ::::::·.,-::.;' mark Farm Bureau. dose to achoobt, and super ... 1 - .... """' ...,.., '"' APARTMENT FOR RENT• .U. J 18 uc markets. Furnished or unfur· ONE bedroom home, Condor GUARANTEED, reaewablt for 1~.;-...~~'::..:=" Wh.en your job ralla for toncrete, call on 10 traller space. Good Joca. SEWING m hi Ito nd ho" nished. Call WY 2-3752. Street, lull basement, yard. life b..pttallzatloiL lulled _~:...,spot ""' .. 1 us. Prompt delivery, specialized mixes will lion. Call Waller Crooks, WY . . ac ne, u . 6 22 6tp at 11 P'-· ...., • '1~ I - H - ...., 2-3631 I 10 Uc bin. Ntce Cllbmel Equtpped FlVE room burna ill Naylora a ages. """" " I ... ... ' - nre A" Insure you of quaUty _concrete at low, low ' to zig zag, moke buttonholes, 3 BEDROOM home, good cond~ Run $3 500 2 II Ill ;..3.""1 l~ .:.."'":·!.if. UNFURNISHED 4 room, bath, 4arn and embroidel'1!. Take lion, 1618 Lincoln Heighlll, BUILDING on State Route Camping Equip. ....,."" ,.... 1 ..,.., . prices. Call today! uiiUty rvom, n1.. yard. Point over payments of $1.50 per Phone WY 2·3810. l24. Dead Man'o Corve BARGAINS FOR THE 4'1'11 bltttbr """"· two· .,. ntllo.....,.4 LaDe, LlncoiD Heights, Ph. week Ill' pay balance due f 16 12tc ALL CAN be -tina ed F. 1 ola T""' •-tver 30.18 •••·•' "" WY Ulff. 1 11 1ft $77.41. Pbone WY 2-655S. -- -- _ · . nc . or ur- USED Tents, bo\1~, outboard ..~L~l:'!.';."Ysr£M, ,Ac All"••· FOR SALE; 5 room house, ther information call O'Brten mtrs. $50 up. SJ'EC!AL ON Reor vtaw .,,,.,., bolb ~- ., TIIREB ROOM and llath, fum. 6-~J.6tc large barn. 115 acres with 6 Crow Realty Company, WY CAMP TRAILERs, 1 demon- n;;.,._v11..,', _ , . . . ,., ,.,.. to ilbecl a(liU'ImeDt, uUIIIiel 1964 HONDA 150, saddle bagS timber, chicken house an~ 2-2720. strator Tent & Trailer rent- ..,..... , roloot ...,. o< a11 ..... fw"'ll""" .....__ • "'u ' . 4oll"t>·•• Tit< y ,. ... " ~ >t r • - WY .......,., and windahleld , Ilk e new. granary, ....... • ....,.00, 1 m1'I e oIf O'Brlel • Crow Really Co. als. Amsbary Apache Trailer Au- 1, 1101• . .14 212 I. -1111 Av-, Middleporl Call Letart CH 7·2101. New Lima Rd., Pbone SH 2100\1 Colll1 81., Pomeroy Sales 631 4th Ave Galli""'.. • ... a,.,., VW1p eta,. PAGI IT. MIDDLIPOAT Obit. • II ~21-··· • 'I ....- . •. . . . ' " I - ... ' "'"' ~321. I 2S 61C ~21-Gtc Ohio, 44H238. ~2Hte 11...--------------., ,-' i:i!; 1 INDUSTRIAL • · "'I i~ts ·~· ::U::'i:J.,. GOEGLEIN READY · MIX .CO. •ow•-• "'" .. ,..,..... '"' * .. .. ' ··--no BY NEAL t\DA!ItS" ;' % '" '· '· ,, +• w · ..., '. . .. '' . . ..,... ~ '. , . , .. . . .. . _. ........ .. . !"' .. . ,.' . ' ..., . ·- .<!I ·· ···- -· ~ . - ~.-, ~ / ..:: '>''"'! . �/ ' i • lO·Da tlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 2B. 19651 Miss Lowery SOCIAL CAl.d'_jVNDAR Family Picnk u ' Drew Webster P t A 'J'rary um H ld t Lak h Honored . Brrdal Shower Officers are Installed last Week ' Af OUnd And ' 1 v1~ president. Lmda Glllnthel', b l! a.u . d · k . I . · WI W? ft' Sl ffif'll Lo 1 - - Carsey Returned to PresideDCy • ID -"-------- The Pomeroy WCTU Will meet tMitheSS Hattly Hoswery,laal sehoonorl • • • • • • - • • • •.... .....,.."t.")'l""""!'~· at the Federated church Tues- a o zer PI sc • ,.,p :!LM:« ,-,-,, f · G 1 day. at 2 p.m Miss ElizabethOth Nurslkngndm 'thalhlpolis, spent ELBERFELDS Duffy Will he IS chargL o: the e wee e WI er parents, .~ ,, program. All members are urg~ Mr. and Mrs. Dona ld Lowery. j Mrs. Raymond Burns and ' 30 d hte K th f Co Maln . /y About ' , People In " Swain. roll r<~ll. w<1s a~;~;wered aor past president. eo her gifts, .guest.s were invit- 1 Pcmeroy ~ W dd J· n.. " "'-" Ro•.JIIIIIde he PI "i Mrs. Holl sopke briefly and ed lu the dinmg rnom for re- i" I e ing Plans gram was m 'obmvaul'e of Flag· "" th 'II b I f 1 t Th t bl A .' . : a~nouncn~ ~re e s. e a e was Mrs. Azelline Smith returned re Completed Day, Fathers D"' and lnd~ 1 btrtl1day parttes at the Clulh- ered with ,, while cloth and ' tv her home, Porkersburg. w. · pendenr£> Da~_. Vfllh_severa cothe Veter.:ms Hospital each t·entered with an arrangement Va Saturda after spending a By Couple y p K~~gwer~' he~ /o~ ~ wee;!~~i ('OV- 1 mt>mbers tak1n~ part m rPad- year. with the next to bt• tn lol pink and white gladiolus in ~ f · d ·tyh tl M 1 ' ' ' August. She asked that mem- a cn·stal bowl. a gift of Mrs. ' Dew.. · aysp WI 1Jer Sh mo ter, rs. Wedding plans have Ings .an d songs. been 1 llt sc·lt'·> tnn 111 ~e\ · t~r:.~l sub· · ~~ a lh'l' du . 1 . the · . essie a 11erson. e was ac- . · _ ,Ut"rs P Y t • es 01 new , A. A. Dillard. ·oo home b,) tJer daugh- completed by Miss Patricia Hefreshments of I('~ cream, ' vear as soon as possible Jt was ' cum pam "" th C d ~ I A cake dPCoraled In blue and ter Becky whc spent the past Ann Lowery, daughter of Mr. koo I at·d an d ('off•"' wer e en)OV. · "a nnouncn~ at an y \.rueser l . . · bl ' d M Do ld L Loed by Trt>!i:Sie Sw<.~in. _Ara My · WHS elected as mayor of her ; whtte. l~e tream _Nith a _ue week with her grandmother .. I an rs._ na owery, Jects. es]l{'<"iallv "!ithmg·· was t•l l\· at Girls ~late, Mrs. Knapp ' bell destgn, and pmk W:eddmg Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Mulhns g~n-St. _Middleport, and Mr. Ed· · d - t M H brll mmt; were served w1lh col· and daughter Jackie 'eft today wm Stem, son of Mr. and Mrs. ht' ld presen 1e 8 gJ 11 0 · rs. 0 11 · 1 Th ~guest 1·1st , for a visit· at · · Ed · St · J f N H t>rs. F:Ha H<mnum, Ht's!i Larkins. At thf' dosf' o! the meeting, I fee to the gul'sts. Umon. W. Va . WID em ~ · r. o ew aven, Florence Ltmtwrgl'r. Mary ' re freshmrnts were served by included Mr., Cummmgs, Mrs. with ht'r father. Lee Oixon. ' W.Va. . Pirrre ..\'lr nnd Mrs. · -wis l_\lrs. Knapp and Mrs. fisher .. Norman Humphreys, Mrs .. Ed- . Mr. and Mrs. Jatne!l Hall and ! The vows _of the double rmg £·,de-ell Mr . rl ~lr .... Charles ; Barlon Hoi I of Logan wa.o;; a , ith Sisson._ Mrs. Myron Mtller,! family were reeent guests uf ceremony will be read by the Httnsh"'y and !ht< ltn o:t+>'-:S. Mrs . .guesl lor !ltf' slwial hour. h.r:: . Morns Mrs. Vlarcus Cham-, Mr. ond Mrs. Kenneth Harris. Rev. Howard Ruppelt Sunday, Carter. A pollurk dinner at 6 p. m. bers. Mrs. Donald Lower! . mo- Mr. and \-'Irs. Paul E. Moore .J~Iy F'ourlh a_t 2:30 P:m· at !.he wil l nrrc·f-'dp Jhe next mrf'!ing liter of rhp brid_e-clect. and sons, Ray and Scottie and P..hdd-~eport F'1rst Unlle-d Pres1 ,=-----------,•TuleS<Iay, .lulv The Pomeroy Chamber of and Kermit Walton, treasurer. Commerce voted unanimously Named to the board of dlrec· Monday to sponsor the Big Bend tors were Blaettnar, Theodore Regatta Weekend again it 1966. T. Reed, Jr., AI Leonard, Wal· . ton, Richard S. Owen, Paul The aellon to stage Wthe ko!C-d Chapman and Kenneth Grover. ond annual Regatta ee en Holdover directors are Leslie In downtown Pomero~ was de- Fultz Fred Crow Carsey Bob Cldea upon shortly after Jack Gant' Bob Thompson and Bill carsey, manager ot Landmark Grue~r. 1:. Pomeroy, was re-elected pres- Dates lor the 19116 regalia were !dent. not fixed in Monday'& session Carsey, and this year's Re- at Crow'& Town and Country gatta general chairman, Willis restaurant, but a meeting Is to Leadingham, were praised lor be scheduled soon by this year's their work in connection with re alta chairman to discuss th 1965 R tt · th g tt e ega a. . e nex 1 rela a. Mr. Carsey was credtted by Pomeroy Mayor Charles I.e;everal speakers for msptrlng gar reported several persons and leadln& an outstandmg C are to be commended lor work of C program. ibiS year. ~long the riverbank 1" prepara· They co'!:phmented Carsey !Jon for the regatta. May~r for hemg One of the hardest Legar plans to make a public working presidents the ;,orne- report or those who worked on roy C of C has ever had. the projeCt . other olficers elected for the Other matters diScussed were sew C of C year were Mr. Lead· the pendmg all'jlOrt project and mgham. vice president; John several proposed Improvements WIIIi•m Blaettnar, secretary. in Pomeroy, including a munic- with the former's mother M fl. Mtnme Gilmore and daughter, Mrs. George Childs and · __:::__:_~_::::::...:=: ·· · ' ___ Vacat•'on Tr•'p Thru Norfheasf Is CompIef ed Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz and children Anit M · d Joh , a ane an n Ma~c ha~ returned from a vacahon tr1p through the New Englan~ States. They. were ae-com_pamOO by her SISter and fam1ly, Mr. and Mrs. ~oglesong and daughter, 21 and to bytenan Church. l lmda Anne, of Portsmouth. . 8 II Mrs A. A. Dtllard. Mrs. Ed- graudson. Joseph returned .<: irl Stater> ,111 d mnthm nnd "'" Stein II , \Irs. J. K Harley .! their home. Alliance Saturday ,j Serving as maid or honor for Some of the_ pomts Pomeroy Ohio tht> memht'rs :ue urgfd to al Paul Hn:· 1on_stall Mrs . Rod- aflt>r a v1s1t with his parents. [ the bnde-elect Will be MISS durtng the lrtp mcluded Gettyslt•nd. ney Saurr, Mrs Perry ~itch. l.r, and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. I Jackie Garrell or Wh~elersburg, burg. Pa .. Lancaster County. TON~.~~~:. J~;;_oAY ,.....__ .VIis." Na ncy Saut>r. Mrs. Alict' Mrs. Lewis Thompson •Mar- Ohto. Bndesma1ds Will be Mtss and the A~msh settlements .m . / SWEEl CHARLOTTE " Koe.nig. Mrs Howard Byers. jorie Moore 1 of Akron 8 form-! Helen Taylor of Columbus and [ Pennsylvama the submaruw l 0 !1t•11t: L•a• ~~ - Ollvtu d~->Havvil ' fl ~O-H FRANK CORNELL I \:rs Carroll Swanson \1rs . F'_ ran. l Pomero~' residen'. ~nderwent Molly F"le~ing. Gallipolis Flow- ~:se at New London, Conn.; I ~\~~~~;-1-'h~~~ ~~:t'"K"n~~~~ A prcmc was /ietd at the Port- CIS Ar:derson. Mrs . .Jo Bmley , surgery at Akron General Hos- er g1rls _wJII ~Esther Lowery l . Pt' Cod, Wood_s Hole, Hyan. wm CampnPI! Vif'tnr Buo 11c1nd Park Sunday, Junr 2n for .\1rs . Kenneth MeF.lhinny ·i pilal Tuesda,v 1wd is ronvalt'~c- of Hamsonvtlle and Donn a : ~IS Port, Sandwrc~ and Prov- 11 no . Marv A.,lnt Far her's da_v In honor or Frank Mr" ..Jamt>s Pullrn Mrs. Cl.ar- ! ing nicely. I~wery of Can?nsburg, Pa., roll- mcelown on the tip of I he Colorurtuon ('orne!J. At!t-nding were \1r enr·e l.are_v, Mrs. Dwight Wal- Mr. lind Mrs Rt>t'S<' T_ West sms of lhe bnde. I cape, ~hen to Plymouth Rock :! und Mrs. Charlt's 1.t.llen and snn~ la1'P and sons. Turn, Lorrv cmd Mike Samuel Maynard of Colum.l 'md OtiS Air force Base. , WEDNESDAY, Jun• 30 o! Wellsville, Mr. and \1rs. AI. Mrs. Carl Mt~llnx, Mrs. Rd- of Naplt'~ . F!a_ v is ite~j last wet>k : bus. rousin of the groom . will T_hey traveled ~hrough thl.i' NOT OPEN fred C'ornell and children of ward Crooks. .\1rs . Jame~ .John- wirh \1r. and Mrs . Benton Ponn. , be the ring bearer. Best man W~tte Mountam~ In New Hamp- • Bolivur. ~lr". ~~arl Wells and son, \.1rs . Ruth Moore, Mrs. Fae Thc.v also visilt>d 81 Mt Vernon for Mr. Slein will be Wayne . shtre and the skr resorts al Con- 1 THURS .. FRI. ond SAT. July 1-2·3 Wilma of st. .\1ary~ w Va . Liltle, Mrs. Charles Clarkson. _with his dcwghters, Mrs. Eve- ' Nelson of Dexter . and ushers i voy an~ Glenn. the Story Land : THE BEATd:... ill Mrs Chnrlrs /')(> lung and girls ' Mrs. Adolph Saelens. MrS. l lyn Hutrllison. ~rs_ Bernice . WJ!l bt.' Ronald Stem, New Hav- ~ for .chtldren, also Ba:re, Vt., ! "GO GO MANIA" George Hobsteller. Mrs. Edna DeLong and Mrs. Helen Meier. en , brother of the groom. Dave 1tourmg the large gramte quar-j rTf'rhntl'()lor I . fr~nC'h. Mrs. Richard Cham- Thev lefl for their home F'ri- Warner. Mason and Jack ry: the Green Mts. and Stowe 16 Top Art~. SOf'klll PITI from 1 ~"~-lt'r"t'\' to Jer~f' v! :\1t~tl i\lun ~f·_ i brrs. Mrs. W aller Crooks. Miss day·. Flesher of New Haven. skt resort. ro. S11~an Mau.l{r'Hm. Thr An • ..., -llllliog ....... . . . ' • , ~ .Jeanelle Crnoks. \1rs. Ted Ril· Mrs. Orville Rader of ColumWrdding mnstc wiU be pro! _Crossmg_ on. the ferry, they 1 rmal.'!. 'J'bc• Honeycombs, The ey, Jr. and Miss Carolyn Rus- bus was the weekend guesl of vtded by Mrs. Lillian Ste1ff, [ VISit~ pomts lD N:w York In· Hurk in ' 8t"rrie~. Hrrman ·.~ TONIGHT Ht>rmil $, Nashrillf' Tetns. ' sell her sister, :\1rs . w. H_ F:hl:'rs- organist, and Mr. Lewis Sauer, lcludmg Lake Placrd, North 1 "BEDTIME STORY" Four Pennies .' Billy 1\rnmt>r - -- ---- · oach and daughter, Sybil. Jr .. soloist . Registering th "IPole tSanta Land) aod went *"J tlfnt ...._ ~ .Marlon Brando & Dakotas. Sounds Jneorpor of Racine; Mr and Mrs Wiley Mr and Mrs. Ray Crumley gul'sts wtll be Mrs, Wlll~am l over the Peace Bridge tnto . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,..... I David Nivrn alf'rl, Thf' Funrmu~l . Pf'ter & C:ordon. Bllie Oa\'is THE rColorJ Cornell of Portlano Bill and returned to !heir home, Wells- <Woodard I SuSie Allensworth) ada. They VISited Ntagara .......... , 'pIt i - andHf.ATLF.S First fabulous Dink Cornell of Portland, Mrs vtlle Saturdav alter a several • dassmale of the bride. of Gatenroute. home. They traveled 1 "THE CARETAK!RS" Fr11g P\' Pr filmPd! LaDansP 1 Robe-rt Slack Polly Bt>rgen , beulah Autherson anc. daugh- davs v1sit with Miss Elsie Hart lirolls, and Miss Marie Kirch- 2.600 mtles. A·<io-Gn. Tht> shimmu•st. sha -~ew,_,.,..._ kingP.~ I shi\•arpe thai P\' PT I tf'r flf Rarine; Una Dotson of . and other relalives and frie-nds. 1 ner of Athens. 1 ·- - -..,.. tso ...w~.,·,..... • rorl-:f'd thP lnl f'rnalional Beal COMBAT TIME WINS Tue•.·W•d. Jurw 29-30 Long Bottom; Mrs. Garnet Wil-· Harrv Young of Lawrence- A reception will be held In I Gid . . . . "GOOliLLA •• THE THING" Iiams and granddaughter of vil le. 1~ . Va . is spending a few • the social room of the church , COLUMBUS (UPI) FAMILY NIGHTS ('J'nhmrolor 1 Colu:n~ms: Mr. and Mrs. Hill days with his mother , \lrs . AI- ~ollowmr, the rere~ny . ~ ~at ~me, owned b~ Tamarack "LILIES OF THE FIELD" WJr of the (;iants! Bi rlh oC Sidnev Poitier world· ~ tnost terl·f_v,·no ,'tonMustck and children of Pome- rna Young Chesler Road , mg room hosteMses will be . arm• . of PatnesvJU~, turned ............. ..,_..... $1D.95 - ·11nd' " N 11 · J f 'I · · 1 N . F 1 Ea 8t L' 1 I'" ' l " r' Arm ies ol llw world ro_v ; e If arrelt o .\1asst - Mr and Mrs I awrenre Lan- anr) ower, lverpoo 01 the th ftrsl sub-two mmute . llrowna l ''THE LON" , Ion, a cousm ·· of ".v(f. Corne II' ~ -~ mng · . \lUlled .. . ~ 'I'tss Caro I Mar t'..m;:p;atttrdtly e year at Sctoto ;tro_vp d "vY "lh e THI"t'" ,,. • . " SH IPS,, Sunday afternoon ·. Oh'IO. ~nd . n Elberfelds RNdy To WNr, 2nd Floor-Pom.,.oy ,n,t~r rlt>~lrovs powrl' in Wilh Richard Widmark d tl 1 f 1 F k of G II I Tl t f "' llation.'i t War' uf the Glanls I and Sldnt>y Poi tier fan te gues 0 IOnor, ran , wilh :\irs. Williafn Kil li nger, . a lpo IS.. le cus om o $10,000 ;-.,.__iii:·:ii:·:::-=====~b:=====::.:::::::...:::!:-~~~or~n-~e~IL====--==; Hemlock Grove, en church wtll he observed. lengtha.Chtllletnge MEIGS THEATRE 1 ,\ , - - -· - - - I 1 1 1 • Agreement ffi ' on offmg . 0PeratJons 1 ' 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...... 1 r ,:mra 1 HfJ"fj _ - - :::-----. ""' ... _.....,. ........... _... 1 at In the \ '\ • • The auditing ccmmittee and ed by Edson Roush, Racine, has ~ook officers of Theodorus Coun- ) becom~ a Resummarized ~ire, Cll Daughters of America rnet i accordmg to the American Thursd•y evening at the home ' Guernsey Cattle Club. "Lieuten· , of Mrs. Donald Hauck, council ant," now has 20 daughters with deputy, Oshorn St. 55 ol!icial production records. I I, F~llowing the audit , a social Their average production is I 1 . houf was enjoyed and refresh- 10,382 P<>unds o! milk and 522 j menls "'rved by the hostess to pounds of fat, when converted ! Mrs. Richard Campbell, !inan- to a twice-daily milking, 311!> • cial secretary Mrs. Bern ire I day, mature equivalent basis. I Darst. recroding secretary, Mr .. "Lieutenant," also had had 17 Lillie Hauck, treasurer: Mrs. of his registered daughters clas- , C, 1 Fred Swatzel and Mrs. Hayman silled wltb an average rating i ~arnitz. auditing committeo .~ _or_82.7 per cent. I iiiiii 2nd Week! .. Our Most Successful Sale! 1 BEST OUTSIDE PAINT VALUE Again Bargains '/ YOU CAN BUY ONE CHECK PAYS FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE ,. CHARTER HOUSE ~ Now you can combine 411 your Nadonwidt pre. miums into ont- pay it 0\'tt rhe year in easy·tohandlt, equal installmtnu, tithtr monthly, quarterly, ur semi·annu•lly. No more "premium pressurt" on your budget. No more big "lump sum'' paymenn to meet. Why not buy Ill your family protection-for your life, health, homt, car . and property-tho modern Nationwide ..ay? With ._1 Natioo-.,.ide, just one check takes cart of evefy. thins ! For lull detail• on our •uirins new PREMIUM PAY PLAN, tall mo; :1 WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY P•1rl 1nd K1n William• Ponwrwy, 0. 214 I. 2nd St. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Ttt. O.,.rfnwtlt Store of lulldl~~t~ Slnet 1915 Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands LADIES PARIS FASHION HIGH HEELS - MID HEELS LimE HHLS FLATS STACKS BALL BAND SUMMIRITTES, CHARM STEP ALL COLORS VALUES TO 10,99 3··7 5··7 All Salts Fln1ll · No Exchlngesl H9 Rllurnsl' S" the New Fell Sport Shoes by Connie lnci ·P•rls Fashion < ' \ Dn'ver Cited CAPE KENNEDY tUPII WUdcal slrlken loday lllfll. WOJ_tKED HARD- Although they w?rked hard, they still smfied and were h1PP7 at Smith·Walbndge M1d~est Cheerleadmg Camp t~ Syr~cuse, Indiana. Pep and e~ thuslasm plus determmatwn were valuable . assets lor these. three members of t~ Pomeroy Htgh School cheerleadtng squad. Pictured are Tern Fultz, Shirley Buter, and Je_n_n::_y_M_e_n_c_ hi_n_1 ·_~~~-~----------------1!!1!_ _,..,_""'""' UM•tx~•'""'" .I "'-"-~ COUJMBUS (UP)) - Gov. Jam.. A. Rhode• olgned lnlo law today a bill deslped Ia preveat 1011 of an estimated i $151 mUlloa Ia peroonal prop- ~b:.: ~v:::u!' year ao~ ebmllle,r~ ::.~•ebdy to _ ··-·z -·-· PPHS pflDCipa • • I u.·red by Board =·=·~:.:= ~- In Accident ',_ · :!:s~r~=-·~=. ~~; part et .tklr peraooal propor· ud tradeo ~lim;. trip- . YEAR Ia- pUaJ vital spaee oonatnrctloa frorll pom • t pJans GI'ganti'C dth Celebrat' Married man, Grr'I are Held A sc Launches 'P JeC • t szmtn l ' er r I ,P : _,eel the : ., ' :n.,: :i:: 1m~nc co;!· Cotltt~ ,.2~Wr~o ~~ Jitl 1 l!lt'tilt Melp 1&11\\1 and oT ' ASC - . · !MIUSI-»1" , -· ·- ~ l_,m '?t.:~ ~~ •.ei,•,. ., \1!' ·~ · ··· ,0 .. il1ary to the Volunteer Fire provided the quaners. Department served the canteen Pomeroy - L 1o y d Wright, with Eileen Clark and Marie Rose Mary Raub, Homer Hy· Rizer as co-chairladies. Boys sell, Margaret McDaniel, Paul loading and unloading tho unit Carper, Betty Carper, Mike were Billy, Kenneth and How· FUltz, Dorollt)l B. Woodard, ard Jr. English, Pete Anderson Phyllis Hennessy, Thomas Hen· of Gallipolis and Harry Garnes, nessy, Pearl Welker, David Kl>Jr. blenlz, Walter R. Couch, Erma Clerical work was perlormed Smith, Charles Rideout, Mar· by Mary Nease, Jean Nease, jorie Price, Ed Kennedy, Phyl· Edith Sisson, Helen Brown, Ma· lis English, William Neutzling, ry Hamm, Pauline Hysell, Mar- Retha Snider, Guy 0. Russel~ tha Mayer Edwina Scott Phy~ Gilbert Zwilling William R&dlis English: Beulah Strau,;s, Na- ford, Joe Goedkner, Marion omi London, Romona Roush, Ehersbaeh, Frank Vaughan, Belly Hayes and Addie Norris. Dorothy Reeves, Homer Smith, Donations to the <nnteeriLeo Vaushan, Eloise Rouoh, were made by Holsum Bakery, Roger Chancey, William Davis, Junmte's Pastry shop, Wehrung Rtchard Eblin, Donald Eblin, Pastry Shop, Davis Ice and Elfie Pickeno, Perry Riggs, Produce Co., and Tiny's Food· I.loyd King and Charles Grif· land No. 2. lith. THE DONORS Middleport - George Batey, Mr. Charles S. Gibbs and the Paul Casci, Jack Bechtle, Max Pomeroy Board of Education !Continued on page 2 ) ~~"'~:U~\;!:" tJ!:, '!~~~~ Is Concluded Democrittic imendinent' at- ~~ ···~·-··· Richard Barton of Long Bot· tom became a seven gallon donor or blood Monday when 75 persons came to Pomeroy Jr. high auditorium from whom 110 pints ot blood were accepted. Four doctors were in charge of the bloodmobile, Ors. Ray Heaton, R. R. Pickens. F. M. Cluff and Selim J. Blazewicz. Other donors reaching goals in blood giving were Micahel Fukz, gallon; David Koblentz two gallons, and Mrs. Ada Bissell and Betty Jean Hawk, four &allons. The bloodmobile is a project of the Meigs County Red Cross. Nurses serving _were Edna IFrench, Catherme Lowery, Frances Brewington, Leah Weatherby and Mary Lou Fick. Of the 60 pints received, 54 were in replacement and 12 donora appeared the lint llme. Ladies of tho Syracuse Aux· -II•• =~~~~ 'AINT DEPT. I'HONI WY 24679 60 Donors Give Blood Ike Suggests GOP Act to Change Convention Image I CONNIE$- HEEL HUGGERS ' GAL. In Footwear ., At Hartley and Bennett Sawyer , John Blaetlnar, N. w, Compton, Bob Gant, Dick Ow· en, Ted Dolfllie, Willis t.ead· ingham, Bob Jacobs. Bill Downie, AI Leonard, Fred Crow, BHI Grueser and Bob Wingett. PT. PLEASANT- Maurice ,r.an..& of Plf' sons, W. Va ., was hired as princl]llf'lW' 'PbW' Ple11111t · tempts. A NEW THREE The Ohio Slate Patrol charg- ly 111<81 toeeaoH u1 appeals. High School at Monday night's Mason County Bomt of The vote was :16-2 alter a 91> bor contract commencing July for the lolll1b day. ed a driver in ao accident that ,.,_ ""'" Education meeting. 1· houf!l session that ran well past I, 1965. bas been necotlated beA speltmn11 for lite feeler- took place atl:45 p. m. Monday Ulll! ·· 11111 11 11 '' '" Freeman, recommended by is comlnl to Point Pleasant midnight and also saw passage tween the V1nadium Corpora- II space a&eaey estimated • on Rt. 33. three and nine-tenths Supt. Milton Burdelle, received Lewisburc l!iih School, Greenor • compromise bill which tlon of America and the United boat I,SGO mea ..ere off wort miles north of the junction wltb Ithe voles of all the board mem- brier county, where be wu would provide public school bus Steel Workers of America for today - oboat 401 Ius tit.. Rt. 124. . hers with the exception of principal. He also hat sen~ transportation to private and three planta, one of which Ia lbe number of workers who A car driven south by Eldon Earl Keefer who abstained. as principal at Philippi, Grattparochial school students. That the plant at Graham W. Va., refuo.. to crou picket UnH Walburn, t8, Middleport, was 't ln the discussion on the hir- on and Parsons. bill now goes to the House. II was announed in New York Monday, passing another being towed, ing of Freeman, Keefer sta~ He is a veteran of World War Only Youngstown Democrats today. ,.,_,,_ ... , 1 0 , .o . ''"' steered by Edward Dorst, 18, ed that he would not vote for II, a 32nd degree Mason, Shnt>o Charles J. carney and Thomas I Under the agreement the comPomeroy. When a car ap100 a man he did not know, oor er, member of the WVEA and P. Gilmartin voted against the pany wtll place tn escrow, li'IJ proached !rom the north, the ever heard tell of, to head the National Education Assn., ... u. b d 1 h' h d-j cents an bour pending conclusPatrol said Walburn cut back PT. PLEASANT Pl. Pleaslargest school in the county and a past president or the Prl~ 1 ~ ro~ 'aw c~~~e~:c:~:~n:~~~ ion of negotiations between the in and hit the rear of the Durst ant will _celebrate the Fourth in his opinion he did not feel pals Associations In Tlylor, SPACE CENTER. HOUSTON to . H " d f! i sleel industry and United Sttel vehicle There waa moderate or July wtth a variety of achvl· any hoard member should vote Tucker and Barbour countlea. tron oud1. ouse-,enate · sev er- ror a man th ey d'd •·. holda - Stl of America's healthiest d f 1 er-•' workers damage· to both ca Th d - tit'S for th e r·rrst t·tme m 1 n'I know or Among the certlf'tea te1 , ences an msert 1un s. or new [ · A married man and a 17·year· rs. e rtV· 1 kn th' ab 1 high h 1 rincipal' young aclentlsts, doctors and ro 'ects a roved in other bills Besides the plaat at Graham old 'uvenile both of Rt 1 Har- era sescaped Injury. 1 years. ow any mg ou. are, sc oo p . s: pp talk h · in Mason coonty, other, facili- riso~ville ~ere held bt •M ·g Walburn was cited to Meigs The festivities will begin on Accordmg to a resume read county superintendent's, lint leoloJists officially take the tj. p ~ tie of "astronaut" today. Their. evererethatwaathesome ' ow·, tles in the new contract are ,. el s coort F 'd fo f 'I July 3, with a Queen's Ball at of Freeman'• background, he_teou __ tln_u_ed_on ----"p-"--~ age ~-House mtght con· I . eounty )811 today 011 charges rt ay r at ure to . R rt ---- - - deatlnatlon: The moon - m '. th d t d plants m Steubenville aod Cam· of contributing to the detinquen- slop in ..sured clear distance. the new Pleasant Pomt eso fiNe yeara. cur m e amen men s a~ bridge. Agreements for Vanad. In the convention rooms over They are Dr Edward G. Gib· avoid the conference commit. ium's other plants were con· cy of ~lllOI'll. the main lobby. Tickets are 1 · tee altogether SheriH Habert C. Hartenbach , . oon, 29, or San Clemente, Calif., · eluded earlier. said Arnold Ray Par ., 21 M1chael Aeceptf'd available lor the dance at 13 10 who holdl 1 degree in jet pro- Passage by Wednesday mid· . . • ' A Ri G per coople, i pulsion engineering; Dr. Owen night is a must II slate operaand the Juvemle were arr~fed I o rande On Sunday there will he a K. Garriott, 34, of Palo Alto, lions are to ccntinue without Veteraoo Memorial Hoapllsp Iearly today alter an all-mght Gary Lee Michael, son of parade at 12:30 p. m. begin"A national convention Is as fascinlllnt u 1 rwiY1l Calif., an associate professor of interruption. The p_resent oper· Admlosioas - Leona Hubbard hunt that began at 10 p.m. Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Samuel Ding at the Tu-Endie-Wei park or a hanging. It is vulgar, ugly, stupid, ond tedious, ,. electrical engineering at Stan- ating budget dJes wtth the fiScal Syracuse; James Adams, Porn· day. . . Michael, Rt. l. Minersville, haa witb Bob Siler acting as mar· be sure, and yet there suddenly COIMI 1 show M pudf ford University; Dr. F. Curtis year Wednesday night, eroy; Howard Roush, Pomeroy; Sheriff Hartenbach aald two been accepted lor enrollment shall. Featured in the parade Michel, 31, of Houston, an as- The House, meanwhile, work- Lucille Norris, Racine; Bar- teen-age girls, one of Salem at Rio Gr~nd• College next will be a special service team, 1nd hilarious, so melodram1tic ond oboe-, 10 u• sistant professor or space sci· ed its way through nine bills, bara Fry, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Ken· Twp. and the other • _ Scipio t.U. He wdl prepare to teach. Company B Airborne Rangers imaginlbly exhilarating ond prepo1t.rous that ence at Rice University ; Dr. including the proposal making neth Hatfield, Bidwell; Mrs. twp. resident, were enllced Jn.. A craduate of Eastern High from Huntington under the 1 gorgoouo yNr in an hour."- H. L. Mencken Duane E. Graveline 34 of tomato juice Ohio's oiOclal Robert Stewart, l\lnersviUe; to a car and driven around With achool. he was acl!ve m band, command of Col. Charles Muth; Houston a medical • s~ialist drink. It now goes to the Senate. Estill Moore, Syracuse: Marie them In tbe vehicle most of the football , track and religioUs The Charleston Shrioe C I ub By Raymond M. Lohr with the Manned Spacecraft Oomigan, Chester; Mary Sear· mght. . clubs In high ochool. Oriental Band aud Brass Band; WASHINGTON (UPI) - ~'ormer President Dwlpt D. Center· Dr Josepb P. Kerwin les, Middleport: Janet Neal, SheriH Hartenbach aatd the American Legion Post No. 23 Eisenhower wants the next Republican National Conven' · . Fl • FIREMEN CALLED Middleport gtrls were staymg at the aame , d N ti al G rd tion to look less like a Pier 6 brawl and more like a mHt33, of Jacksoovtlle, a., • Na· . ho nd tho tit of f Metes Geaeral Hospital color guar : a on us in of the board of trustees vy fliflhl surgeon and jet pilot; The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire DilcllarJM -Florence Dorst, them~.:n.ag • er .:n~h o Admfoolons - Bruce Lloyd drill team and vehicles: bicy· ""·I was his proposal-of: tioo In San Francil<o'a C.. and Dr. Harrison H. Schmitt, department was IIWI1llloned at P~eroy; Melvin Sydebotham. were not at"':.mesc;;'~as th!! Middleport; Roenna Sanders: cle decorating contest parUcl- lered in a speech to the Repub- Palace. 29, of Flagslall, Artz., a bacbe· 1.311 p.m. Monday to extin&ulsh Mmersvllle. . Reedsville· Essie Russell Mid- pants; high school bands, ctvll U. National Committee Moo- "We bave oeen plcllnl tl lor geologist. · a brush lire behind Brown'• Blr*- Mr. and Mra. Hobert lhe Sheriff's department was dlt>Ort · ' derense cars. !arm machinery, dean 1 . ving the Image hoodlums harusin& the wife o1 Tractor Sales on West Main- Stewart, Minersville, 1 daugh- contacted and the ~e~~rcb was ~.. _ None. Hones. sccul!, 4-H clubs and 0~Y theor G~;'~rore the !1161- a speak.,: 00 lbe plalb'nl," Ill J.U VEGAS, NEV.- JAZZ st. ter, begun. floats from various clubs.. presidential election. said. "I aaw my own~ nra m118lcian Red Nichola!, who Sunday afternoon begmnmg at to me with tears ID ilm' .,.. parlayed five pennies Into per· o 2:30 at Harmon Field Stables Eisenhower has confessed be- because lbo waa IIIOielottd • 101111 fame end fortune in the ~ol there will he • horse show. A lore that he has been confused the floor where aile bad.&. dan~ halla of America, died • J pony will be given away free. by what goes on at PQJittcal nor job.•• " Monday at the age of 80. Admission to the horse show 11 ccnventions, lt)cluding the one The genoral did DOt 11111o: Nichola was pronounced dead $1 and refreshments will be which first nominated him lor rate But 0110 of IIILt tl-. . , at Southern Nevada memorial According to 1 legend Jn De- the project underway locally farm• where no corn waa plant- orsanilation leaders to offer sold. the White House in 1952. !IOCi~lel t.Jid Unll8d , _ JD. Bospllal, "hero he waa talren troit, auto capital of the world, this wrek following a district ed and .saved ~era! hundred suueatlona. The Ohto ASC cc~- Climaxing the two-day event The general reminded the as- ternaUonal lito rtlel!t 1111 after he aulferecl a bear! at· when buggy-maker· I!ODVerted ldclt.-olf meeting at Marietta on dollars. m making field Yistts. mltlee hu followed this up wtlh w.ill be a two • bour llreworu sembled l'llfly notables Monday dauchter of Mra. G. GerdaD tack at Blair House, a plush to cars, they forgot to take the June 1 Wayne Chase, Orion This wtll be enlaraed upon 10 JnvllaUona to slate unit lead· display SUnd!'l' at 10 P- m. at that television carries the con- Moore of WllldJCion, w11o 11 motel, where he wu llayln&. whlJIIOCket off the dub until a Roush, Violett Morarlty and the 11161 p~am and a~ld re- era. Tho Meigs county ASC ~m- the Tu • End1e • Wei part ~JMID" fellllons Into American homes, Mrs. Elaerthoww's tdlter. t!Joughtlu\ workman asked Herbert Shlelda attended !rom suit 1n a aavmp of appi'Oilmall- mittee woicOIIIEIII suggealionl aored by the lo<al fire depart· 11111 may soon CllfY the pro- The (llrl hiNd 11 1 . . . _ 11 menl. CIVU. RIGIITS DEMONSTRA· "why?'• here. ly ,1,500. from ~mers and othera teedlngs to the rest of the ttllll ~ a, lholl GOP Natora ctoaed traffic on a busy '"""'· I kl vi · r 0. , aat 11 na1 Cllllrman Wllllam & Chle&IO street Monday and Then, off It came, cutting Throuahoul the c:ountry, alate Added_ to similar action otb- Said Mr. Chue. Moiga ASC Firemen N~ Help :~ a communtca t • ~lor . lllld ID line .,.. 8· • polke heuled 71 o1 them to costs and prices. raising sales and county, ASCS people wlll er countJOs through the country, COUDty committee chairman, .. jaU. Early tbla morning dem· - and the wortma.1 rose to put every form, procedure and this helped cut the m~ "We were slready using as On July Project "Now~. what do we see" he ~ \.,.~eeu~le : onstratora enaled 1 diaturb- head the orm. operation in earrylq on tile Uled in COUilfy ASC oHicea 22 watehWMlt what Prosldest The Racine Fire Department asked.. W~ see . • plcrure of s. ance In 1 courtroom S h tting 11m Uf' farm JlfOII'BmB under new and per cent below tblt used In the Johnlorl uid recently In a eerIs asking for volunteers to help coo!Us1on, of norse, · of rmpollsource, they ~ ltter ~ 1 The dtlllOIIIIratora,' seeldng llonu~ :i!:'matloto 0 even ckteer study ' see If any peak. year of 1158 lllltl the 5,1111 .~ of awarda to federal bake beana for their Fourth o! sible deporlllleDI, ol indlffer· the =~~a::""to lilt afallcl · removal of COII!roV81'11111 fatm ama 11 the object ol can be eUminaled or made aim· lull-tune ASCS employeel lui emploJeel whoso management Jllly thicken herbecue. Call ence toward the subJeda that 4lllll = ,.• lchool SUpt. Beojamln c. "Pro~lmpler.. laUIICbed pier, quicker l8ll more econ· year to the 1n11t alnee 1154, tJUIIIQIIonl are aving the u. Walter Cleland WI 1-3471. are beln& dlac>t n _l ~ the : ~ mab ,;,::. ": AsrlcUitdre ·omi<al. . NduciJtC 1111 ue, ltdtlpt ,. '- $lit Dillon 1 ,_, _ "I 'l1te department Ia sponsor· pla~orm ... well, 1 think tbot fare tile ..,,;, 1 lltodown dut- lllliollwlde by IM!. mo mn1a1 rush 11our 011 Slablllzallon and CortaerntlGII wiD Ill' llloiinl f 0 r qii<OI by f3.7 million. tut liVery emploJee' 111 contfD. 11tg the barbecue II the Racine most of the Uilited Slateo II , ..... 1 lllrell ousdle city baU. Service. 11 emphasl!ea the eono mCri ;;;;;;:. has Besl• utlnc AIICS pmon- ,l!lu, "t biiDitU two quos- Junior HiJh echool. There 1~II :::ned b~ aoet ibotll ~ d 111 _.....___ _ . t~ AS4;S u rt to aim IIIy •lri!MIY rlillfi 111 Mel81 nello come up wltlt llliQtllktlll tlaei· alao be enlertalnment In • conv • lrltldl, • , 1••1 ·:f4SJIJNGTON- A NEGRO ronsrmman today termed "Incredible" the nomination or former Mississippi Gov. James P. Coleman to a federal appeals court handling most of t h e South's key civil rights cases. Rep. John Conyers Jr., D · Mich., assailed President Johnson's appointment of Coleman to the _Fifth Circuit Court of Appeall, which covera the alatea of Gooraia, Flodda, Alabama, Mls81!sippl, LoutSIBDB and Tex· 1 HERE IS THE to join the C of C and asked that current membertt assiat in recruiling new members. Attending were Carsey, Mayor Legar, Kermit Walton, Kenny Grover, Jack Kerr, Mac operating budget for the two 'I A d· · , RESUMMARIZED SIRE II rlmg Comnrrlll'l' : Wtlgorlan Farms Lieutenant, I tlll'l'ls a11 Tlruradny Iregistered Guernsey bull, own- lpal swimming pool. The chamber plans to review fund raising projects that might be held when it meets again July 10. President Carsey urg· K all merchants o! the town ' James Se~;u:~~~stod~~!~ssed in~ Labor Contract A. Rhodes' II.~ billion WORLD I \~ ca--.,........ ........ 1 _. at y Ab t . Middleport June Meetmg of G ld en R Ie Class-es Held held at the tratler home of Mrs 'second vtce president; Mary ' l,~ s an P,'" d strdeamers 't wl1h bt'r moth- ~ .nmes wt>re P aye an prizes ~~ Bever!v Hen!ilev · \r1artm secretary Mai'JOrle • 1 M -\ h s I' or 11~s F:thel t'arte. us hoSI Reuter:treasurer.'LeonaSmllh, · ~·,. 1\,~ 1\ln r:, rt .dlr~~" · l: .. . . . . ·' rs. I tam "orriS, an ,.,rs. '.' ~s~. Has- 0 urward cummmgs. · j"·. Arlf'l' devoi!Ons . eonducted tJy Ichaplam . . ·' Eulalia Webster h' S , . T ie tartan. Sarah Rous , gt. . : the presadPnl. M.rs. ress. Iat Arms; and Pe(jrJ Knctpp, JUil· Afler the honoree had open-! . enttne t relative•. Kathy remained lor the Smoky Mounlalnl. They a longer vistl with her grand· visited over the weekend wttlt 'f , e a e mother. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jolw OS UXI Wlf A family picnic was _held SUnMr. and Mrs. Karl Owen have Harrison and family befon ~ay ~~!he George Hetnt'S lake, • ~u returned from Dayton where leaving Sunday for their 1101 lnstaliJ!tlon of otticet9 wasl ed the meeting in ritualistic ~~:~din~':~. Mr. and Mrs. JUNI> 28 Mhey wehnre e,_.or ndMr. Mrand home In Pontlac,HMiellrd ,. B 1:;e · r F e Wildermuth Vir· < J h T 11 M . Bel ra. Jo "'' a . Mr. and Mrs. owa yet'l, held when the American gton orm .. ay " Gen~vteve ' Miss Patty Lowery brtde . o n erre • r. and Mr' Jane Howell Tent, Daughters Cindy Zetgler of pre Is and Mra. Russell Scoll and Middleport, BJld Mrs. Ruby Lew· Auxt11ary of Drew Webster Post gmta ~ tsher nd d elect of Mr Edwin Stein was Charles Legar and Emelia Oar· of Union Veterans will meet at the guest of Mr. and Mrs Eilrl son David Clear Lake lnd is of Columbus were in Ches~ met last week at the Legion •Well were namt'd on the au II· honored with a bndal shower lene, Charles William and Jlla. the DAV hall M~nd•y at 7·311 Davenport and Mrs. G. G. Zet&· Pic Larry' Mitch h'as 're- erhill Thursday' where they a~ mg commtltee. A report on ' 1 ha II · . , recenlly w1th Mrs George I rta Dawn· Mr · and Mrs. J oseph p m er. turned· to Fl Story Va !ol- tended funeral services lot _Peari _Knll~p,_ ~estde~t,_op~~- l~e E~~~~h .~~~~~~ w=~~=~: Lowery, Mrs Oenv~r R1ce and Struble and Michael. Mr and Bethel No. 62 of tho Interns· Pat and Chrts Wilt of Colum· lowing a 10 day furioush · hero for their aunt, Mrs. Can'll , ~onf~ar Marth~ a dele~ate. l Mrs LewiS Sauer, Jr, as host- Mrs. Gene Mitch and Mark and tiona! Order or Job's Daughters bus have been the guesta of with hla parents, Mr. end Synder, who died in zanesville. T~e stat~ convent:on to be held esses The shower was held ID Shan, Mrs Dayton Stnckland, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. their ~randparents, Mr. and: Mrs. Perry Mitch. Mra. Lewis was the ovemlghl in Cleveland July 16 _ !8 was the soctal roolllll 'i the Middle· Mr. and . Mrs . Donald Colilns at the Pomeroy Masomc Tern· Mrs. Adolph Saelens the pall! Mlso Sarah Bechtle, who Is gut'S! of Mr. and Mrs. Byera. 0 U d port Ftrst United Presbyterian and Ronme, Mtss Ruetta Wells, pte. week. employed in Columbus spent Mr. and Mrs. Mick Miller, announce d b I Church wh1ch was deCorated Mrs. Theo Hemes, Mr. and Mrs Jane Howell Tent Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roller the weekend with her parents, Middleport, accompanied Mr 1 Ofhcers were m:tal e d Y wtth a pmk and whtle cclor Larry Hemes and Mr. and Mrs, of Union Veterans will meet are here lor a week's vacation! Mr and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. and Mrs. Elson Spencer of Rt> ThP .lune mtf'ring ol 1hc Gold- Regma Holl. dJstmt prt>;l len~, I schPme 1George_ ~emes . Lawrenc~ Lan- Monday at 7·30 p m, at the with the1r parents, Mr. andj ~. and Mn. Wil1iam Dixon cine to Cincinnati last weekend .,1 Rule sunday Srhool Class of,"nd mcluded Vtrgmta "/e,. ; nmg vtstfed the group m the DAV hall. Mrs. Wdbur Hanmng and Mrs. <Beverly Perri~ I ha~e returned where thep attended the bat I ng ~ollnm Churches was lpresldent, Ruth Thorn~n, lr.t The g1ff table leaturt'd while afternoon June H Max Roller and family. Ifrom a weddtng tnp through ball gaffit'S. I1 - - -------- '· "l'<'.t· );""" t··! . 1 ! ::!: .:":, .....~~has rro:U::.,~Irbr'r;~~~~.~lotododoil~ ~~.;~~::':";artfr~ ~:,:::.;:::; ==·~..g1t,-' f ; ;wt 111 ~ . ·the \:;,~, L. ~.'· r lmil· . .1 or lltiiM' tllit wllllld s Ashton. Ohio, presentJnc a! own niece h~ ' : '~d .I N . : " :. ~, ' • , I' ftl~ .~uunn~ !-1· .. ~.:%1 ~r ' . ~· -- --; ~ w•tfl'll &how. tile floor • ... " .'t"' ' '» ·~·~·..,..'~~ ,~·.It(~\~,., '""~" ·i~!l .:'' 0 Ill 0 . °'""" '' IO < • . I" , ·r:~ tl :l• .· ' ,,,.. "' •>it...,. , •.. ' •• -f!' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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