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Mr and Pl~ms sdpcnt the week end Wltb 1 was present~ Sunday, June 21 log and Mr and Mrs. Wllllam sented at the Pomeroy First Rac:e ~e~ 1ns::.ti:s ~ offi- IGrimm was united in marriage Effective last ...June 15 Mrs 1.\lf' F'ranf'e and child- ~ M an Mrs. Sherley Swan, I durmg the Sunday School hour. Nelsoo have returned from a Baptist church during the worto Mr. Thomas Brutvan. f 1or Oh'10 bar be r 1·tcenset · Long Bottom /M Rodn Sa · t k tr' to Calli Ia . . cers. ees ren. Joe and Don 1a of Milton, M H rs. ey uer, supenn- wo.-wee 1p om . The ship service Sunday morrung. June %4 1 A wedding reception was held and applications w~re lncreatrs. enry Zeisler and dau- ~ tendent of the Sunday School, Mourrungs' son, Da1e, remainat the Smorgasbord restaurant . . \\ V M1 . d \1 . Jnl10 Ut t b \ • d a\ id rs 5 - 1ghter, Rulh, of Youngstown conducted the opening program ed with hiS grandmother Mrs The vanous depa.rtments par- 1'be Wildwood Garden club for about 150 uests followin ed. This was prov1ded for ill t"r uc r an l ' r rPn . unme, and Mrs P're<t Batley of Gir- The boys of the class present: Dale Mourning, while ' thek ticipated with lesson ~iods, will meet at the home of Mrs. the ceremon . g g House ~ill 948 passed in t b • ~tla \\ lllo" from Scranton, Kyf ard arnved Saturday ,called / ed a song " Forward for Jesus" daughter Juli stayed with her dramatizations and a children's Milton Houdashelt Wednesday, The b ld y th d hte of last legislature. ,.ltss Clara Jean F'rancto o b h d h I . ' ' ' h at 8 p m for a wiener roast r e I& e aug r The regiii!R!red barber'• reL , JJ Oth , I Y t e eat o their sJSter· l with the entire class joining for grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. c orr. · . · Mr. and Mrs Wilham Grunm . . angs \ I e er \ lsltors were m·law Mrs Wilham Bailey th "Go F th " R 'ta T W It of p in p , The annual picnic of class 12 . newal fee ts now $7~50, the ISsuMrs Ess' John:-;on and son, and a;e guests of Mr. and ' til~nsSO:!;e presen~~ by th:C~ol~ om a ~rs o t leasant. Mtss Charlene Zundel, acting and the W.S.C.S. of Heath of Letart F~ll~. Mr._Gr:mm, f~r· ance fee (first hcense after eX· John. of Hurrrc:wt' ~ Va .Mrs Homer Radford. lowing· "A Greeting to Par- Pat Story, grandson of Mrs. as a new IM:rson _in the com- Methodi.Bt Church will be held merl~ an atrline_ptbt for Urut- amination) is $4.50, restoratioD One u! the r f;jn{ e s daught- j Mr and Mrs. Eldon Weeks ents " Terri In els " Hi All " Dale Mourning visited recently ~uruty • was mt_e~tewed by the Wednesday, June 21 at the home ed Airlines In_Chicago, h~s ~n f1-e is Sl5, and exapunation fee ers. Lr!.Jdn Chap man of Bore- returned home Saturday after Kathy Colemang " Who 's Jill m Bloomington, Ind. with Mr. director of _Christian education, of Mrs.' M. L. French. All wom- co~ined to his ho~e With JJI- is now $18. 1 1101 lng. i\. d could com~ for a week's vrs1t m Reynoldsburg 1' II' lb "Su ' I' L'ttl " and Mrs. William Price. taken by Miss Sharon Zundel. en of the church are invited. n~ for som~ ttme. Mrs. For the Rgi!ltered apprentice 1 e, thts reumon . a urn, re m M R Tu k · - 1e Gramm was m attendance at 1 · w1th their son and daugtJter- Valerie Lewis "Another Day," r. ue c erman, Middle- The Kindergarten department A conuruttee from both CI1'C s Lt edd' the reaewa fee IS oow $3, the I m-law, Mr <1nd Mrs. John R. Danny UJwe~ ''Marks." Don port, and his son and family, wltb Miss Shirley Wippel teach- will provide meat and dessert 1; , . : b .:B· . ln Issuance fee (first license after HAVF. ca 'F.STS I w. . eks and son, Tom. Mr Vaughan, '' The~ - And Now,'', Edgar Tuckerman, Carol a_nd er, enacted a lesson period a· with those attend~ng asked to ria e ri h was given mar- examination) is $3,. res~oration Weekt'nd gut>· ts of Mrs V. eeks also attended U1e an- Valli vaughan ''I' m sure" Les-~Tom of Ati"~ns. were in Pomt bout Christ blessing the child- bring a covered dish and table W ~ by uncJe, Mr. Albert fee $15, and exammatton fee Nelht> Borgan uf~ 'aarnsonvJlle nual EUB Southeast Ohio con· he lngels "God's Sign,; Beth Pleasant Sunday where they ren and sang "Jesus Loves All service. ~~I of. ~Stfad F~ls. $7 50. 1 wert! hmt>s Borg an and fam !erem:e held at Westerv11le Vaugh~n ' "Welcome' My were dinner guests of Mrs. Nor· The Children' Of The World " JUNE f.5 b ow~ng e reception th,e Application for renewal propilv and• Al len Borcran all of Mr and Mrs. C. J . Struble Friends ,: Marty Ingels "My rna Sullivan. The dinner was The Primary department dr~· The Rock Springs Grange ri an IngrooCm ledft on ~ bon- erly completed, with }Jroper fee, o , . WI'th Part," Becky ' • Columbus Sund:n dmn<>r guest spL nt Iast v.eek m Manon Roush, ''' Wait~ held m ob serv ance of F a ther 's Imatized the Bible story' "The will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. eymoon Falls and toew anao a ' Niagara . aItac h-" eu, mus t be recelve d by ot Mrs Horgan v.ere Mr and thc1r daughter and son-in-law, tng" Steve Walburn "Mothers Day and also the birthday of Good Samaritan" and the Jun- There uill be a program Ellld tu th N . Y rk. On_ thetr the State Board of Barber Ex1 Mrs Pald Cottrell and ·t· hrld- Mr. and Mrs. Jack . ~ramer Br~ght Their Orild;en," Esth- ~m. Mrs. Sullivan se~ed a ior department with Miss Shar· refreshments be ~rved. ~ 2~L 'Zb~il ~in r=~~~ aminers, 513 Wyandotte Buildren heJ ::. Isler :Vlr and Mrs and fami ly and also VISJted m er Lowt!ry " and ''Good-bye and birthday cake for Toms birth- on Young as teacher sang The Women s Assocl3tion of H I h y ., mg, Columbus, Ohio by no lat' Tommy Lowery. day · g ts.bri C L Dowden . and her niece, C'I l'VeJcm d WI"th Mr. at.d Mrs. Thanks" by Lord , I Want To Be ' A Chris-' the F'trS t Um_'ted PresbYI erIan eThe _ er_ th ~n A~gus t 31 • 1964 · OtherMr. and !'us Joh n \1auek of John Gotham and son. The concluding number was Mrs. Worley Howell has been tian and Fairest Lord Jesus Church In M1ddlepor will meet de Is 8 recent ~rad~ Wise It wul be necessary to Fort Ashb\ w va Mr. and Mrs. William Fish· j the class singing ~<BIBLE." returned to _her home from and,also led ln a litany prayer. Thursdayevenlngatthecburch ate of _Kent State_ Uruversity m make application for restora. - - ~ -- er and >On of Belpre spent a Mrs. Ann Lyons, Mrs. Kate Holzer Hospttal where she bas at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Rodney Sau- Educsltoh and will be employ- tion and pay additional fee. •.wek end w1th their parents, I Bachner, and Mrs. Jack Cole- been a medical patient. She is Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel present- er Is program chairman and ed this conung sch~J season as nli!l,Jil~·fll·1· r~ I Mr and Mrs Mason Fisher man were in charge of the pro- recovering satisfactorily at her I e<~ a brief summary of a recent Mrs. Dwlght Wallace will give a teacher Jn ~ thl~ grade. ~~~"'.oi.Z•i$Jt"!'4J'Q~,;;~')J I. I~ !.& ;!I ~ • nd Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. I gram. Promotions will be pre- home on Grant-st. publication, "Children And The devotiOIIS. Hostesses will be . The gr~m •. a nattve of Kent, CHICAGO IUPII _ ,. 0 01 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Roland Fisher, student at sented to the Primary, Junior Jimmy Miller, son of Mr. and Bible," and William Watson pre- Mrs. Karl Owens, Mrs. Bethel IS a seruor m Sales Mana_ge- Lee Shelley, E 19_year _ old FAMILY NIGHTS ~1ounlam State Busmess Col- I and Junior High Departments Mrs. Myron Miller, bas return- sented a solo in keeping with Coleman, Mrs. Branch Flem· ~~nt at _Kent ~tate and wIll model arrested wheu 8 he w1 1t Dliney's lege , spent thee week end with at a later date. Three new mem- ed from severa days visit with Father's Day. The congrega- ing, Mrs. Carl Harker, Mrs. fimsh Uu_s commg se~son. . showed up at 8 crowded beach "ALMOST ANGELS" h1s parents, Mr and Mrs. Ma- bers were added to the Cradle iMr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller in lion sang, 11 Faith Of Our Fa· Robert Starkey, Mrs. Walter Precedmg the wedding a brr- jn 8 topless bathing soit, ask· Pelt"!' hnu·oT~~~'\n Scully son Fisher and family. ~ Roll i.ncluding Pamela An " I Bridgeport. W. Va. i thers,"' to conclude the pro- O_wem, and Mrs. William Mor- dal party was held at ~e home ed for an all..make jury trial - ami Gordon Fisher s~nt Sunday Crooks. Herbert Michael Oh-l Mr. and Mrs. ~on Young and gram. r 1s. . of Mr. and Mrs. Robet _t lb l_e, Monday. "SEVEN SEAS TO CALAIS" m Athens and attended the ball linger. and Thomas Lawrence her brother, David Jackson atThe annual Methodmt Con- former residents ?f Racine, w1th _.1 hope an aD·man jury Rod Tayl or ~.e1th \'iJ tehP II ~amP KelJv Jr tended the 44th wedding anniANNOUNCE BIRm terence repOrt and election of about 30 guests·- In attendance. Ill h " be ld (C olon · . · )' · . . G ts tte din f M . w ear my case, s sa Mrs. Russ Watson and ruece 1 versary of thetr brother and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Evans, chairman and secretary of the ues a n g rom e1gs at her arralgnmen& In WornThurs. & Fri. June 25 .26 Miss Mananna MarshaiJ , of sister-in-law, Mr. and M r s. Jr. of CUlver City, Ws Ange- Official Board will be import- Cl-unty wer~ Mr. and ~rs. Dick en's Court. Trial was set for " GYPSY " Loutsv tlle. Ky., retu;ned .here I Douglas Jackson of RenviUe 1les, Calif. are announcing the ant item• of business when the Sterrett, MtSs Ruth Wmgett of I July IO, Wnh Hosalrnd Russe iJ Fnday after a weeks VISit UJ Sunday. Jb1rth o( a daughter, Reg.tna organizttional meeting of the Syracuse, Sanade H. Jtees, Mrs. Followi g a . hef <~ml Na talr e \\ oud New York City and attended Kevin Dailey, son of Mr. and ,Ann. The baby, weighing 7 Hepth MeUlodtst Church Offie- Edna Knopp and son :l'lax, Jam- a woma: magi•:;::: ,;.re ~ Teehn wolor 1 -A ndthe World's Fair They also Mrs. Howard Dailey, will return pounds and 10 ounces, waa ial Board meets Thursday eve- es E. S1mpson all of Racine, Shelle a·d b sd ' 1 k tss . m . Summit, . N. 0 ' and dau- If sh Y!.:l ''HARBOR LtGHl S" vtstled relatives to the GalhpOlis Chruc for fur- hom May 24 at Memortal Hos- nlng at 8 p.m. All members Mrs. Willi am Gnmm will se oesno th to now 1 Kent Taylor Jeff Morrow J . and while there went on a 1 · in Culver City. Maternal urged to be present. ghter ·Patty of Letart Falls; 1t e 1 ;~ar h e ld P e~: • 1 ther eye rurgery this week. He - - ---- · sightseerng trip to Washington, A report on money-making 1' sustained an eye inJ·urv sever- grandparents are Mr and Mrs The Riverview Garden Club James E . Simpson of Middle· surtaalgal n. u,, 5 e sa f , · t · he th · · · D C. 1 proJec s was given w n . e at weeks ago and was hospital- Forrest Maubray of Vandalia, wiU meet at the Portland Park port, and Mrs. R. D. Wilsm and cebl ..ny was more eomor ... M1ss Marianna Marshall of Busy_ Bee Class of the First ized. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- June 25 for a picnic supper at Nancy Zigo of Smoke Ri~ N. 8 t ld POMEROY . OHIO Lou isville, Ky., is spending two B~ptlst Church met _last week Mrs. Earl Knight has re.- ward Evans, Middleport. Mrs. 5:45 p. m. J ., and many friends and relaw:re ~::::: .. her :a· wetks with her grandmother, WI~ Mrs_- Nora Hamllt~n. Mrs. turned from a week 's visit with Carmen Fvans of Pomeroy is June 28 tives from the Cleveland, Ra- ::e hPard f hk w :n TONIGHT Mrs John F Baily and other J1Jir<1 Gnm had devotmns. us-- n~r daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ron a great grandmother The Pw:c.eroy Garden club vennH., and Kent vicJnity. S {urd At th e~ es~apah e 8 "Pl 109" rtolatives. ing the them~, "The Lord Halley in ~lumbus . She was . will tour the rose gardens of ay. e eac t e (Tec hni co lor) Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom• !My Shepherd accompanied home by Mr ATIEND~ MEETING Mr and Mrs Dor Schaefer FriCOMPLETES COIIHSE ' 11ver! blonde modeled b~r Cliff Robertsun 01s Lt. (j.g.) 1 or photographers poltco , t s d ·th h' b I · · . . · · A:r p L suI un ay WI IS ro-Members answered roll eall Kmght who went to Columbus Maxme Griffith, cashier of day. June 26, at 2 p.m. my Y1- ames W. Hou- and swimmus She ' w 8 8 John F 1\.errnedy, Ty Hardin. as .spen Jas. Gregory, Robert Culp. ' thcr and sl,ter-ln-law, Mr and by glvins a Bible acrlptun! The over the weekend for her. the Pomeroy National Bank, The Willing Workers class of lstetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. • ed 11 Grant WillJams. Mrs. Walter Thomas and lam- birthday song wa 1 suns for ,Mrs. Mr. Robert Harris, Columbus attended the Ohio Group meet- the Enterprise EUB church will William J. Hobstetter, Salem st. promp Y arrest · Calarc1r1oon lly at the tr flshlng camp at Joe Wilson Emma Mathews spent the weekend with his fa. ing of tLe Natlonal Assoc!a- meet Friday evening. at the Rutland, completed an eight -1~ ~',:ry·T·· ",· ;:.!,.~-~ ~ ·~-... ""! H1mnmg time 2~ hrs. Adm1ssion 75c and 40c Malta. Virginia M~lik, Mrs. B. F: ther, Mr. Robert Harris, Sr. lion of Bank Women at Cedar home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon. week administration course un- ARRIVES IN ENGLAND Paul ~eiser of Columbus Parmalee, and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing- Point on Saturday and Sunday. The Women's Christian Tem- der the Re.senre Enlistment Pro- HARTFORD _ Staff SerTHURSDAY thru SAT. spent ~rtday and Saturday Souders. ton and daughter, Sandra, Rio She was accompanied by her perance Union will meet Frlgram, June 19, at Fort Jackgeant Gknn Fields son of Mr June 2!.-26-27 with his ~arents, _Mr. a~d Mrs. . . . Grande, spent the weekend in husband and daught~r, Charles day al the First Baptist Church s~n, _s. C. The 22·year-old sol- and Mrs. David Fields of "THE INCREDIBLii MR. LIMPET'' HalTY Keiser, M~~rsvtll~. Durrng the busmess_ meetmg Middleport with relatives. · · and Karen Lynn Grif- in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. dter Is _a 1951 graduate of Rut- Hartford, has arrived for duty (Teehnrcolor) Mr. and Mrs. Wtlham Dtllard the penny-a-meal project was , Mrs. Robert Kaser bas lith, and her sister and her ANNOUNCE SHOWER land High School. itil a unit of tbe United StatDon Knotls , Caroi P Cook. and Barbara and Walter of reported and a whtt.! elephant ed to her home In Columbus Mr and Mrs Herbert Th ·u b · ANNOUNCE BELLING A' F · E Apdrew Du~gcn, and Jack L t d Ph T D'll d f 1 1 ned f · · ere w1 e a m1sce11anees 1r orces m urope \\ eston. alnlcasder an s"Pd I ar o saeth~an . or the ne~t following a visit with Miss Jones and Connie and Keith of ous shower held for Mr. and There wm be a belling and (USAFE ) at Lakenheath RAF H "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" un ay guests mon s project. A potluck din- da Klein and other relatives. Columbus. · · 1 Jar s were f M F M F f Mrs. Dwtght Carl at t h e shower at the Hemlock Grove Stallon, England. The s• r(Tee hnr color) ' ol Mr and Mrs Harry Keiser ner will be held at th h . . . e ome o r, . . ugate o Pomeroy Bak 14 t bl G H II f M d M t' 'I Sh' I , Ih Maureen O'Hara, Hf'nry Fon 1 HAVE GUEST . erb ne sc~u caSntu don B;~n~ a orB r. an S rs. ~ean h: \\I t"M lr e~,: J he da. James Ma~Arthur. M1msy I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser Mrs. A. R. Pullen in July. Bud- entertained with a dinner in Farmer. A hC'ap of living, a and son, Bob, spent the w.•ek dy gifl.s were exchanged dur- her honor at his cabin in Reeds- Mrs. Lena Price of Washing- JKmgs 2u7ryth Rtoa7:30on a r aAyll' dl MmerTuat P,. mth. ,fatur- 1Gaulg er of 113r Fan I rs .R o dn lot of loving on Spencer's 1 end in Columbus with their ing the evening and a q · .11 Oth Is une a . p. m. ay. rs. mer s e orm- ~ a way o ores oa , Mountam. daughter and son·in·law Mr dueled by Mrs 1 abelutzW~on- vandte.M eWrll~ues 8 were • D. C. was 8 weekend guest friends and relatives are cor- ~ er Lola Zeig1er. All friends Saint John's, Newf,Jundland, • · . s mers. 1 tam toeck..of Mr and Mrs Sherman diall in 'ted f th 1 · "led canada. sUK~DAY, MONDAY. TUES . i and_ Mrs. Patrick Quinn and /brenner with prizes given to son, William, of Cincinnati. of Rutland. M~s . Price y VI , o e coupe are lnVl , June 2&-29-30 Stephen McDowell, Mrs. John Seines, Mrs. Lettie also attended high school also vi:3ited her aunt, Mrs. Stew1 family P~~~~= ;',!~~N~~~.. Columbu~ who spent several 1Roush , and Mrs. John Lyons. uation at Athens when la Bowling of Gouster, who Natalie Wood . Steve Me 1 days with th~ Gruesers re- Mrs. Lyons, president, was in Fugate, daughter of Dr. and has been very ill. Overnight Queen, Edie Aaams. Harvey turned home wtth them. charge of the meeting. IMrs. M. K. Fugate, received guests of the Butlers wue Lembeck, Herschel Bernardi. I Mrs. Welby Whaley spent the h di 1 Th ho · 'l'om Bosley. weekend in Athens with Mr. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. er p oma. ey wer~ sts Mr. and Mrs. Jun Butler and Colorcartoons d M S B li · Bradbu•y Mrs J E W'l for an open house followmg the of Columbus. The But~~~~~::.iiii::::::::~=~:-1-~a:n~:r:s~~a~m:_::o~n:_...,...,-. • · · - and I· gradua ti on. • -· · son, Mrs. LU!ian McGee _ are grandparents of Jim Dana Hamm. Others at- Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan tending were Mrs Ch 1 , B Mrs. C. E. Burdette were . are. ell- G Ir I' Mnd to M ATIEND CONFERENCE Mrs. Pearl Hoffma M ~ Ipo Is u ay see r. Agrus White M s J bn,Turs. Milhoan, a patient at Six members of the Pomeroy , r . aco rn- H 'lal First Baptist church were in . Mrs. Harry Houdashelt. Mrs. ospi · Granville -Friday to attend the • Grace Hysell, Mrs. Elizabelh ----State Baptist Women's ConferSlavin, Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Eastern Alrtmni to ence. They were Mrs. Ellen Mrs. Beulah White and one Meet on Sumroy Couch, Mrs. Daisy Jasper, Mrs. I""""· st~ve Walburn. The Eastern Alumni meetDale Wippel, Misses Sharon and Ing will be held Sunday, June Charlene Zundel and Mrs. WI\ IS BORN 28, at 3 tJ · m. at the Eastern Ralph c. Zundel. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee, Porn- High School. eroy-Athens Roa~, have receiv- Officers will be elected, and ed ~ord ot the birth of a son to Iplans will be made for the their daughter and son-in-Jaw, 1965 banquet. All alumni Mr. and Mrs, Garry M. Eckard the class of 1956 through 1964 (Je.<Jn Lee) of Fort Wayne, In- are asked to attend. Gallipolis, Obio, diana. Tbe baby, who weighed Saturday, June :.1, IIIH 10 pounds and 121> ounces, was LEARN OF DEATH SALES REPORT of born June 11 at Parkview Mem- Word was received here Ohio Valley Livestock Co. orial Hosp·t HOGS - 175 to 2211 lbs. 16.00 1 1 a· the deatn Friday of Mrs. SalMaternai grandparents are t!na Dunn Grueser, &4, of Mar- to 16.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 16.00 Mr. and Mrs Guy Lee Pome 'ton a 1ormer M'rnersv1.11e resJ, to 16.50; Lishtl5.00 to 16.50; Fat · Sows 12.00 to 14.00; Stags 12.00 roy-Athens Road and Mr · and dent • SUl VJvors . .me 1ude 1wo sons ~rs. Garry Eckard of Hunt- James and Austin Grueser and to 14.00; B;oars 8.00 to 12.00i mgton, W. Va. 3re paternal a daughter, Mr.. Delores Spi- Sows "' Pigs !10.00 to 80.00; grandparents · Mr · and M r 8. del all of Mar1on. . Her hus ban d Shoats 6.00 to 15.00. 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Lms. 4.00 to 10.00; Stock Ewes 4.00 to 10.00; Fat Sheep 4.00 to 1.00; Culls LOll to o.OO Bucks 4.00 to 8.00; Fat Wethers 4.00 to 8.00. LAMBS - Tops 20.00: S.C. , onds 14.00 to 18.00; Light wis. I ~.00 to 15.00; Common 10.00 to 12.00. I A Ulousht for tlte day-Irvin Cobb wrote : "14y my ashes at the roots of a dogwood tree In ' Paducah at the proper planting WY 2-3748 seasona. Should the tree live, N. 2nd Ava. 190 Middleport 7h-5592 Grote W. Ve. •..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,1 for that me." wll1 be moniiiDflll ODOUih ,Jto!.-_ _ _ _ Harman ___ _ _ _Motoan, _...;_.,...._ MASON FURNITURE King Builders Supply Co. the beauty in. Here's true vlnylluXUIY at surprisingly moderate cost. So why be a slave to old fashioned floors? Relax ••• with Sandran vinyl. See a brilliant SANDRaN"VINYL S, Stwlur4, 111M Flrxnl For Ovtr 40 Iftan Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse Pomeroy, 0. Store Hours 9 to 5 on Every Weekday and·9 to 9 on Saturdays. Drive Out To Our Warehouse For All Hard Surface Floor·Coverings and Accessories - For Wall Coverings -Bicycles- Lawn Mowers- Also Used Furnit(lr~ dhcUpplia~ts and T.V. Sets. ' ., . 5 itnesses Defense Testimon' , I I -:e • • I ;r , . ·'' WASHINGTON - Henry Cabot Lndge, who helped persuade Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to come home from Paris in 1952 to run for President, is coming home from Saigon on an even toughet task. His new goal is to upset the Goldwater bandwagon by promoting the lith hour candidacy of Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton lor the Republican presidential nomination. Lodge's deci!don to resign as U. S. ainbassador to Vie, NaDJ ori. did not jat the confidence of Attorney Crow Inferred just Sen. Barry Goldwater's backprior to the recess that he Iners that the Arizonan igtoo far REPAVING - Workers of the United Paving company are putting an inch of tends also to take the stand. out ~n front to be dem<d the hot-mix on Rt33 from the Athens county Une to Pomeroy. The projeet will in no However, he did not elaborate nommatton. at the San Francts-1 way confhct with the proposed plans for relocation of Rt. 33, according to Rep. on this. co convenllon operung three George A. Memharl. 4ohn Sauvage, second from left is project supervisor for the During examination by t be weeks from Thursday. State Highway department. He was also project superVisor when the rou._ was redefense, P r i ce testified "'11' too Iitle and too late," paved last in 1948. The state worker to the left is PhiUp Roberti, a summer em- be frequently visited the Oiler they chorused. ployee on the College Student program. On the paving machine at ri(ht is Dick She!home and was Bt the residence ---ly, ,United Paving supervisor.- Sentinel Photo. "off and on alJ day" on the DALLAS Alabama's Gov. date of the alledged killing, George Wallace Tuesday night Price said that a case of beer, chargE!<! Ute natibn with becomtwo Pints of wine and some ing " ~ government ffaring peowhiskey was at the Oiler home ple instead of a God-fearing peoon the day when the deatb ple. " Wa!lace roared forth to 7,500 delegates in th-e keynote ad- The current repaving project 1 fielals said It lo the first time said. dress of the U. S. Junior Cham- on State Route 33 will not Route 33 from Pomeroy to the S'late Highway officials uld has been a Umostone berm wiD be laid ber of Commerce convention interfere with the ~ro~osed Athens county line relqcation of the Highway from repaved since IS43. innmedlately after the repaving and was met with a five • minThe work is being done by work Ia finished. Soon alter the ute standmg, cheering ovation the Ohio River to Athens. So said Meigs County Rep. the United Paving Company of berm work Is done, state at the end. Only occasional cat· George A. Memhart 'fuesday in Thornville, 0. Hot mix Ia being crews will beiln marking Ule calls and boos were heard, to many inquiries from hauled from the paving comroad. answer Cincinnttti delegates tl, t h e residents who showed 1 pany's pOrtable plant located Speclflcatlono call for the hot ATHENS (UP!) convention f:'rDtested Wallace's area concern over repaving of the in Syracuse. mix to be laid on an average Drummond, Washington colum. appea rllnce as keynote speakwinding route from Pomeroy Jobn Sauvage. supervisor of of one • inch deep. United nlst for the New York Herald er. becaust "he is 8 known the job for the State. Highway Paving officlal stated. T h e Tribune, aaid Tuesday he segregationist and contrary to to the Athons County line. Rep. Meinhart said the reDepartment, said It will take company hao several trucks not surprlaed tbat Henry Cabot the Jaycee eteed." paving work is betng done In ! approximately 8,8311. tons of hot busy hauiint tha hot-mix at Lodge resigned his amlb8s<!ad<o<~ SAN FRANr;ISCO - Nobody an effort to make improvements ! 111iJ to complete the 12.7 mile a temperature from 250 to 282 ship, becallse he felt Lodg£ degr"'f - fr!!ID Syracuse to lleved It was necessary to ,_,_... y ~Athl U nJ!I!tl· ttave a he&I:t attack be- tq the old route currently In I operation. rrse, and tbat according to ' Sauvage n!porloll -lbltt - the the dte. , ., . -eoaservative Republicans HQOTII;NANNY - Four members o!.the Eastern .,.,_a1 e c .BOOS!en ·JIW' cause 11ature glvea a ck>ar and the information he bas JM..n Uniled Poving Company State official• oald that the all-out effort to otop tlie retlearai!lg for the Hootenanny show to he presented.Jilltllllf,tbe Ju!,y iltb ~ definite warning year in adcurat Eastern High school. Roy Christy, Vic Bahr, BoDWoOC!s ibd illlll Stout, v~e."'And the potential victim given, , the work will not c?n- rently has th~ job more than paving company will besin ,_ water-for-Preoldent ,drive. 10 r act out the role of firemen dousing a blaze after IJie coob had burne.il tilt 1 S f Ph t can avoid it by taking simple fltct wtth plan' lor relocallon half done. Umted Paving Is lay- pavtng L9 mile of highway on Concerning Lodges past as- h. k ' 0 _0_-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ of Rt. 33. : ing more than a 1000 tons of Route 7 !!S soon 8.!1 the Route slgnment the columnist 1 nd1 _ c _t_c_ e_n_._ _e_n_t_n_e1_ _ and easy steps. the situation bad eased' someThese rather startling asser- State Highway De~artment of- I hot mix eacb day, Sauvage 33 project Is finished. what over the weekend. tions were made today at t he "The danger of direct con113th convention of the Amerifrontation with Red China has can Medical Association by Dr. been sreatly lessened since the Robert S. Green, director of Johnson administration's Frithe Heart Researcb Foundation ' day announcement of total U. Plans have been completed ! will follow at 10 p m. and con-/ wod<s will he 41!1a)Wiil ~ of Clncinnutl, Ohio. S. comnutrnent 1o the defense for a July 4th celebration by . tinue until m1dnight. enough for inclemlrlt W n·n He described what be called of Soutbeast Asia," he told I ' tlie Eastern Local Athletic ·/ Booster members said ar- to subside. the pre-h1·art attack syndrome. sbJdent group at Ohio Univeni- Boosters. Boosters are working rangements have been made The Boosters Ire This is "being more tired out ty. feverishly to smooth out details for all of tile program to be as many persona u )II*IJI!e a than you shnLIII be for what PO £NT PLEASANT The 1 skullduggery or Irresponsible I prior to each election for pre- ~e spoke a. a su~mer convo- for the _celebr~tion. which is to i carritod ou_t, rain or shine. ~ assist by donating items fir W you have done.'' Mason County Grand jury re- · laxity was prevalent Jn counting · cinct workers paying partlcu- cati~n a~d to the high school be the frrst of 1ts kmd by them case of ram ._ the barbecue will food ~le and offers f6. _... COLUMBUS - Gov. James called on Monday to hear elec- ' ot precinct 32 votlns - the on- 1 Jar attention with actual work pubhcations workshop, the larg- A hlgttlight of the day will be brought mdoor s and lire ance m the various jolla It .. Rhodes was expected to call tion irre ularities and other l ly precinct recounted by t h e going on within election polls. est m the nattan. be presentation of the "Easl· i performed. the legislature into emerg~ncy g . . . 1 Grand Jury. The olflcial election bello! em Hootenanny," beginnlus at Miss Chri•tian is . Proceeds from 1l>e ~ 8 p. m. featuring local talent • • liOn will ba used II> Pill chill sessjon in late July or ~ 8 r I y mailers needmg Its aUention, - It was recommended t be and the grand jury recount of Two Suits Filed playing and singing favorite On Honor L••tmg atltlelic eqwpment wbtcb... .II August to action on statewide found skullduggery or trrespon- County Court instruct ochools 1precinct 32 are as follows : In Meigs Court western and country muSJc. Lois Chns!ian. daughter of badly needed by Ill A ~ re-.apportionment of the House Bible laxity m countmg of Preol RepreStntatives. clnct No. 32 votmg. Two suits were flied Tues- Prior to the hootenanny at , Mr. and Mrs Millard Christian deparlm«Jts of lltoterll The gtovernor withheld offi- Thia was the only precinct REPUBLICAN day in Meigs County Common 5 p.m., the barbecue p~s 'will :of Carpenter R<. I , made the school. . cial comment until he rec'i'iv- recounted by the grand jury.· Olrirlal Ballot House of Delegate• Grand Jury Recount Pleas Court. go into action with some ol second semester .lio Grande It WBJ. also reportod ~ ed and can study the U. S. Su- The repOrt was submitted 71 Arehle Henry 72 In James B. Clow and Sons, the Boosters' best chefs at College honor roll with a 3.6 the ';,';rk~eomml~~~"s! preme Court order for Ohio's Tuesday afternoon to Judge 174 Brerry C. lones 180 Inc., of Chicago, IlL, vo. the work. The ice cream , social is •tanding . ~:d Eastem~:'thlek "Jetter. legislativl- re - apportionment. James Lee Thompson. It sugCounty Comml18loners VIllage of Syracuse In a money also ocheduled to begm 5 p.m. A 1962 graduate of Wellston .. ha IIJ'I'tll1p4 IN ..... The special session probably al- gested several remedies: 76 l.EF-Bw'l:~:lon 80 suit of $3781.114, plaintlll states witlt membel'!l of the Boosters High school , Miss Christian has :n·area ":. .,. pOIIe 1111 , • so will bt asked to consider a -The appointed ballot comlS 18 that the village bougbt mater- beginntng the freezing at 3:30 a rumul•tive standmg of 3.8 collie and· i• throqbout tb: number ot other matters, in- mlasioners eligibility should La,?r~~ee~~~~.Jr. :~ ial for the construction of a . p m. and continuing through- fm her 67 credit -h..urs. She was evenlne. cluding enttbling legislation so have the same qualifications as water system in good faith and out tbe evenmg. the first winner of the Wellston 11 14 the state can issue the bonds poll clerk and take similar oath. Rufno H. Hlll has failed to meet Its obliga- ,Following the ·'Hootenan•~:,." PTA scholarsh tp which she us----and appropriate the $500 mil- A~ present be must only be a Prooeetlllng Attorney tion. at t:20. p.m., the evening IIIII I ed duri~g ner lresnman year Pair RebU11ed Ia 75 105 lion bond issue approved at quabfted voter- Jms permitCarroll W. Casto A divorce suit was filed by close Wllh the pubbc display of 1 at Rto <.rande Presently_ she Auto Incident 178 138 the May primary. ling a candidate to serve as an Raymond Musgrave Nellie M. Coleman of Long fireworks. Iis a .tudent assistant in t b e Deputy Sheriff Csrvl ~ ·. appointed baJiot comm~ioner. Aasessor Bottom against Harry L. Cole- A round and square dance collrge busmess office. bas returned two met;I NEW YORK - As explosion 108 ~erett H. Sayre 14% man, Loag Bottom. Mrs. ColeCounty jail' from Wbl~ 139 Elvin E. Wedge 101 mao charges gross neglect of rip}led through the ammunJtion - Absentee voter privileges as now provided should be reviewSherUf suburb of Columbus 1rf1en · roonn of the 71st Regiment Arm0 4 Shelly 0. Han 4 ::nc~:.:m:r:r:~~.-:;~ had been appreh~ ia ory here Tuesday night while ed in a school of instruction with pOll clerks to make sure 59 Drew Hatfield 98 nectian with an auto tbefl 500 young National Guard troops 1 were undergoing wetkly traina:::.. :; Vinton Pavement Hostter, a, .t ing drills. At le~st 12 were in-ling many irregularities - as DEMOCRATS Is State ProJ'eet Larry Gene Jack!1011, ~ hollf jured. 8y United Press lntern,dion•l of Springfield. were iwtaL , illlll vote HouBe of Delegates COLUMBUS (UP!) - T h e HI"" winds and heavy rains buffeted far-flung areas t 4 51 -·~ ...._ _ Two of the Injured men were appearing in absentee 1 131 Claude E. Swann 132 Highway Department opened of Ohio "" Tues day mght, · · damage to an aJrp · 1ane men : P· m. ,.,...ay. ... ·senously burt, according to Lt. countlns. rausmg accompanied b)' ,ne. jD. County Commlulooen bids Tueaday on 'E1 Improve- tied down on the Athens airport belonging to two Porn- venfle girls, are held 1ft _. Col. Roser Ryan, commanding - Vote registrars should be 98 Clarenre Adkins 95 mont projects scattered around eroy men and to homes and busmesses. nectlon with 10 01110 IIDhlil officer of the 1st Battalio• of appointed as outlined in Acts 53 Lee 0. Blab! 53 Ohio. In Xenia, heavy winds ripped from Benny's llc>lr SliD, 11 the 7lst Infantry Reslment. ol Legislature of West Virginia Asseasqr Low blds at the largest ses- half the roof from 8 house logs and ~ashed. Into another Tuppers Plains wlilch lrab,. The armory l:s located on East for 1963 and followed. _ The Grand Jury heard a 93 lames M. Bragg, Sr. 93 slot. this year totaled $20,509,- owned by Ahler Arler of Rt. 1, , croll. a Ptper Trt-Pacor owned eel to Alfred CatbdnJitll' lltlelllil 33rd Street between Lexington 80 Rober! Peoples 80 363 compared with department Xenia. Arler's bam roo! was 11by 'J1Jomas Bowen and Jack ville ' and Park Av.n•es in the !teart number of witnesses ~rning the method of tally~7,'~otSberlff estlnuttes tolallng t%1,430,350. ahto blown off •• well as the : Rizer of Pomeroy. · of Manhattan. lng and depositing the ballots 107 Geor(e Johnson 101 The ~rojeets, low blddero and roof of a garage on his f•ther's 1/ That plane bumped Into an SERnlVSLY ILl. 50 ST. AUilUSTINE, Fla. - A- during the past election and SO Cbarlea A. Roherla their prlceo Included one In bowie next door. Damage was Aeronca Olamp owned by the , AH aQIIto bout a ball dozen wbltes broke feels that the lrregularlUes show VInton, paving 4.611 mlleo of estimated at t%1,000. / 0 U. Flying Corps. Damage to NEW HAV'Ji:N- • . through ,olice llltes Tuesday U. S. 50 In BarriBml Twp.; Hoff. High winds in Marysville all three planes was estimated of ~w Haven sufftncl 'a _ . nlghl •nd began Oa•lin!: away Grand Jury did not feel !he when rocaplllrad and the time nor ConstructloD ~·· Celina, etuaed several trees to fall, in- aJ $6,1199. ~~~ : . : ~ wlth tbeir Oats at several of the irregularities listed above """ be Is gone before ncapluled $1,1'15,848; eslilnated $1,3115,000. <iudlag one whtch crashed ~e Evans Implement Co. ill tioD y ~ lwM!jttal ~ 0 0 0 mon than 200 ~ivU rlshts d<mshould be added to hlB orlilnal through a house. EdiSon. Morrow County, was at """!' onstratol'tl ,who milrclti!d · fnlo The dance at the Middleport the responalbUlty of one polltl- sentence. TO MEET GOVENOR And at the Ohio University demolisbed as high winds swept , downtown St. AuiJ!oUne. . Oil~ Municipal park on the ooncri>te Qal ~arty • but shnuld be ""'po"' Cop)es of this report were Melp CWnty Rep. George airport at Atltens, three tied- I along Ohio 95. The flrm Ia .ON · . con beat b!<ek the attackers slab by the was sibillty ol both. asked ll;sued to the pres~~, dull!- A. Meinhart. chairman ol tile doim , private planes were / own~ by Ralph Evans ol Rle. ',Misll 1 whlcb with night sUcks. poo ' ID another lladlDtJ:, tlie jury men of•bolb political par:liu, tile State F1DaDce Commlllee, Ed- .bounced around In llo-70 nules- I, Edison. ~. AI least five · persona were postponed last night du~ I() ra)n, said County. jall .trusties should .pt'OIIIICtiU!I8 lltomey, I b e UCIIillll aeotloll, wu IICbeduted per-bout wlnda. Authorities said A ~ rtud<, owned by Meryl ~ .. ' orrated, bril)glag 1o 11 the to- wW 'be held this ev,..ng. The lie conflneii!AI epuntr ~· membv .ol leciSiaturo for tl!l!1 to meet wi!JI GoY. James A. • Piper PA12 SUper Cub, owned Cline ol Rt. I, ,Waldo, was dam- ~ ,Ill tal. iimlbe>1 ot !'Bcl!ll .plootaalll-· P.~t~ eoQ)IIIilleels sponsor, and An eacaped .t111sty should riot senatorial '\ilstrlel, the c:ouDiy tlliQcla. ...t· lllltor eomnlltteelby Kenneth McVicar of Vlpon, oged when the buJldiDC colCo,., -at ,Ciitllii,J) ~Coolloued on pap 2) the Jaya will emcee. __ bo AIUnt<ltl JO Ilia iruiiJt 118tua court,' ·mi tbe Sberlfl. ~ ~ all, a1 111o _ . w11 . tol'll loose !rom Its moor- lfilled • . __ _ 14redQ' lit· I • I 1 'I Rt. 33 Repaving Project is no Conflict With Greater Re-Location Job -Meinhart Drummond sees Lodge Move As Logical I Jury Finds Skullduggery . In Mason CountyRecollnt Eastern Boosters Plan First July 4th Celebration as Benefi t for Athletics eom.eurw 1 I :! to:'\· storm Damages AIrp • Iane ' :~y b~uo:u:r~u:;~~ E~~·t::n~ ~~~ Belonging to Pomeroy Men "' ~::s. I Tomg • ht ¥ ..... ~t,,..J --··--·~· . l""''"•tf' ......_,.,~ .... ,,_. •• �, )' -Du lies Onde~ed Iwas spellbound .. the sky """ I llghted with the mulli-col 0red Apple Grove i flashes of rockets, roman cao- ' dlea and flaah bombs. t t0 T urnou 8 T fledy 'J.I,·ssr·ssr1•.V-l~· 1 r.l. I'J1 _0 .l 4 Ft"reworks j e ra WASHINGTON (UP !) - President Johnson I"' td Tuesday night he is sending former Central NEW YORK (UP! I _ T.,. 0 ' 'llllet Agency (CIA) Director Allen W. Dulles to men were kill«! in a barge exIippi to confer with state officials on the worsening plosion nn the Hudaoo River riChll situation there. TUead night The White House made the announcement after John- thousands ay of spectators but hundredswho of n met with Atty . Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and other 'tne ed th ed 110 85 10vernment officials to discuss the search for three · WI e trag Y thought 11 was part of Macy'o 8DDilal rights workers missing In the state. Dulles 1s Mississippi Wednesday to meet with Gov. Paul Jotinsclnl fireworks •nd othero "who bave lnlormatlon on the law observ- From two barges moored in anee problems that exist there ·and are matter of great the middle of the broad river 8 concern," the White House said. rose a spectacular display of The President called in Ken- •. ' dl~~play. . T:30 p. m. Everyone Is Invited. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Rev and Mrs. Morrison are talented singers. lereoco at Lakeside. 'Robert Roush 1a a ourgkal Freeland Norris and his quar- i, , SocietY Notes oedy, Deput)' Atty Gen. Nicb- bad been found burned in all alas Katzenbacb and •utstant awamp near Philadelphia, Miss. A). Gen. Burke Marshall, ~ho The hunt lor the three youths Is beads the civil rights division, being continued. Ia discus. the Mississippi sitAt least 50 federal and state "ation. officers L"'mbed the area late 'lbt meeting was called after Tuesday during 1 rainstorm the FBI reported that the car further olues II> the whereaboUts last oeen carrying the three of Andrtw Goodman, 2Jl, IDisslng civil rigbta workers New York; Mickey .3chwerner, 24. of Brooklyo, N.Y., both white; and James Chaney, 2t, a Negro ol Meridian, Miss. -·••te ·~- ~ 5to8\bl· c c Retails effective thrU June 27 in \~===:...-------~ONE ;:~~~:·P~';~~ HIGH~;E;R-----~R~i~b~:!~!~";c'~"-:._!•·~8~9~c:.J ALL GOOD BRAND 89c 2 69c Sliced Bacon • lb. • • Swiss Steaks • • • lb. 44c 43c Ground Beef lb. • • • Ju~bo Bologna • • • lb. 39c 59c Chicken Legs • ••• Chuck Steaks • • • • lb. Registration At Fenwick Is'Announced 1 lb. pkg. LEAN-TASTY CHICKEN BREASTS Ill. 4h FRESH OR FROtEN A&P FISH VALUES! Fillets ;:~:"'-•h•__ !:39c COLD STREAM Cod White Bass~,:...__ •. SSe Yellow Pike:::...__ . . 75c Medium Shrimp ....:.':.79c Fish Portions ~:~.:. __ ...,., ,.•.65c Breaded Cod~:::~ 2 !.. 99c Bass Fillets~~.: •. 69c PINK PICKLES SALMON 59c 39c SWEET 1-lb. can .Quart Jar BRIQUETS Peaches - - 3 :~ 89c Charcoal 6pk••· 49c Paper Plates Biscuits a · I,) IJI.ol teallmony, Ji; d d I e · former tulcob driv- .• BOOSTERS TO MEET lit-ctha! Jack Oller had The Southern L ocai Band ·return the same lhot- Boosters meeting will take place . his w~e had purchas- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. al the hours la~- Fifi!'a shop Racine Local High School. was e!oaed. · j'arenta and all who 81'1! in'-.<'1. . daa't bafr bow eomo he terested, art aoked to attend. 1 £ THE DAILY SENTJN•-l I ' ldltll' , the wound .... n.t.ltd onry ......noofl . . . . . . . .. .1 ~ 2~ b I'" . h Otl .. Vllllt' .......... ... "'!88 7lJ Y 7'1 me es. He tes-- Corn•u• " ' tMchenll' It "-,..,..,.. flied.that 1 shotgun blast made o..•• IIBI.,... OHice , ....,. wv t ~ ccintact would have caused '" 7 ldttwrlet .-.... w• w111. burns on t~e n h ...~.... .. ..... ... ....u... e8 • M~ ,..,., IIQt offiW et r.t!MNY was DO ev1dence to in- otta ' te that Mrs. Oller had been ,..tt..,., ..,.......,. ,.,.......... .,. stat It' that close range ~l~~eH• Kln~UIL Inc.. aa ~, .. ,..,. IDr •- Lame · 1.... Aft .. .... ,..,. City. .... 'IM. , • IHI' renJ Said that IIIINII:PIIItiM ,.,_ DeiMrM · h ht bid removed peUets from ..,.., ....... ..,.u..... It ..,.., ,_ Qout tbe middle of Mrs. Oil· 'lfHitr .... ,..., '" ...,..._ at .... of , = _J,'! .. ....&.. ~· I'"' ..,. ,.... • Dallr ...,,._. ..,._ !MftthL .,... .. ,..., 11• ...,.. '""""" "·"· ";After &be deffJ)M had called 1•Y ...,._ , Int. ....,... ,..,..,, ..,,.. witnesses, court ildjoum- •., •vall...._ .,.. ....,...., 11.11 a, ..• It t 1p,JD. to fa • m• today .,. .... 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Unit A&P'o Wllh lho purchl• of $5.00 or More Exeluitve of Item• Eocempt by Law VaUd lhru Juno 2'7 In Colo. Unit ~P'a brUUa~t ~-- 060- riNC•NNATI (UPIJ- Marty , A relief effort b the K ' ' e,wgh has prevented a San Cincinnati' bull- was was yted . / the eough in beating . Giants dellghll for hta hom 11 -vletory . sw.ecp and salvaging Billy McCool, Bill Henry and ! Lafayette , CalK in baal been I \WJ) ' -'P' m mciMaU 'o four· , Ryne Duren held the G' t hi ' ' ., . Y y -. ries ••.will> the Giants l lesa the last six inning'",," • t- l ahriea. lriendawith rib o ..... _ in four · ...... ., •·n m aNaturally, lot about his piaylns The schedule that day will S'-ughter' Shantz II l, ,....., -· - '> f Jtn 0 I 'l' '"" eatult the Plltsbur&b Plralell • • 'llle uprlVtf bO•s i>J•""-' ,Syl'lll!il88 l,'.l i-. 1 . ",'., on wK. •houlden of I Cincinnati zt...ped out to 8 • • the R""· ( (S) Elaloll (6) W.amer and · IIUill u "foole k. blead, with Keough lashing out a Robby Has Son Wrtot and Cincinnati In • doublehead- ShlafiLoae _er. Clups (f-61 and six 11111, a ...... ,'1141. ;.J;.,t!!IOI\..,.st wor mg 1· ases - load•d single that ac- ' "M Y r enda told me 1 ~·td ·t i:!!!!!:J!I • ~ P e· r- laughter ("21 ""' " 1" .,.. --~ 0 rt y-one tickeu for ·n t R r · ' t h e ~ · field error in'" five ~··· ~= ·M~"---'........,. ... ..-• •» · 11 s young on Herbel 14-3) counted for a pal 1 , -C.ovlngtoo w •m u"' F .g.l in the finale. against Billy O'Derl o1I I be a lamb thts season." Keough I "W,bere .,.,. you wlten I . trip will 1>. sold aod :an be ol>, "'""'"d inning apinst tbe ,(I), . ' Keough earned u.e Reds a thlrd · e grinned, "and untl! now they've ! neede- your" talned at Miller's Marko! In Pitta aod never _were in rea.! · WOCJCit'l:t:S),: -.1 ' bMI· 003 000 0 01-' ,r;fl . .; 'Piil of Tuesday's lwi-night dou- The. Giants battled bac k l handyman been right."hadLast "--seasonho the ----Npewl , k t . '0 New' York 0 I Q..--51 II afterwards. Johnhy•"M:ff; a TariJtijlillV!dtl<8 rceHaven. fUJ the t1c Cllnlock wasStarter a ""~>"'-W 't'" '' r.,_.~A4 eheader as he hit ba t J · uu~ mers e ~ Js l . Law .Mc}Jeau (S) and in a jam in ~ / ~· ,: h • l JU¥:1 bl 1 empty run in the8 In I eFl•grht ";'DI batted in against IS The price Includes admission • third when he walked Jerry " - ¥ -40 .. ,.,a tl!r rung off reliever Gaylord Perry was lilted in the loth lor anclsco: to II» game. transportation, Jackson (81_. Daveaport, bit Mank Tannehill • . ;(t-M for a iH Cinclrutatl victory . pinch-hitter Keough was tn the lineup beand refreshments on the irlp I a Gonder. and walked BUI with . Several •Eliii'OIItd In the opener Juan Marichal Sa . cause Frank Robinson had a to_ andl from Cincinnat . The one out. But Syracuse. pilot Bob , set the Reds do:.O on seven hit and mi:ed him i wrist whlch prevented tnp wt I be made by bus, leavWingett called on Mike Jenkins I• R Qf . . and his teammates bunched agalnar t e ctory, hi• hun from taking a lull cut with lng New Haven at 6:30 a.m. Houston 10 002 1011 to come In to fan Don Neloon have enrolled live of their elghf hils in the wo osaes. the bat, (DLS) .' st. Louis 3011 100 101_ 5 IS and get the Jets' top hitter, Jon ming instructor's cou1rstl third inning to tag Jim Maloney The GaiUpoU. entry in I he Lndge olfieiais Insist there Farrell, Raymond (4), Cunningham, to ground out give• at the with a 4-0 defeat. will be no drinking of intoxicatand ending the most serious J e Country Singles by Ohuck Hiller, Duke Tri-{;o<tnty Bas.. all League log beverages on the trip, 16), Bateman. Washburn, !h. eat of the game. J 29 iliC1u'~' scored a nJD in each of the last Taylor (6), Cuellar (8) aod Meune Sniderbytind Jose McCovey Pagan and douc&rver. Winner-Taylor (!-!). TannehUI, Jet pitCher, sp,c- Scally , swimlDIIlg · hies Willie and two innings "' -.ueoday night at m Cheshire and edged Eastern ' Loser-Lar..n ((1.2). ed out five ather Syracuse hits the Middleport Mrs. 1 ~ b_ut. he had runners on every en Bane,1· Barbala .. .om, Hailer, coupled with an in, • er B81eman. Ill" 10 enI1ona pass to Jim Hart, did Ithe damage. Mike Fisher led the Galllpotnrung as he walked six 1n six rest BacIteI' M' k M • lis attack with three singles aod Los Ang, OW 010 2 6 4 Innings lcaUed after six I and guards and Susie ... a triple. Eutered Hospital Miiw. 11011 010 31x- 5 II I fanned six. guard at F..-kell)_,,.,.., By United International (Only games schedulad) Oth er hi, Itin g heroes were : Randy D. Clai'J' , Rt. Crown MoeUer• B· MDIer 161 , N 11 Preas 1 Le Three Syracuse pitchers walk- The 1course h u is being fll'ven u 2 a ona ague Amerieao Leagoo Larry Mitchell a single and ' City; Charles 0 . Swindler 435 er (7), Reed (71 and CamiiU. ed six and fanned nine. pari o t e Cbapo Maj '. W. L. Pet. GB W. L. Pel. Oil homer Rich rd •, ' Schneider, Fi:teher (6), 1'h J ter of the or ~ague Leaders Philadelphia 39 24 .619 .. Baltimore 40 ~ , a ~ng two sin- Pike St., Kanauga . William auer (7) and Torre. Winner - . e ets got a run in I b e water safety program M 'JII1I By United Press lntornatlonal San Francisco 39 27 .591 I 'I, New York 38 24 .615 I> gles. Dan Gilmore a single and H. Gillespie, Rt. Gallipolis; Tiefenauer (2-4) , filth on Btii Swan's double l!lld be conducted in a . • fJ8I/< National League Pittsburgh 34 29 .MO 5 Chicago 35 26 .613 3 homer, Ron Janey two singles, Mrs. John T. Drummond, Rt. I, er (tl-2). HRs-Howard CUnnmgham's single, and their ' period with cl"""'s '""'lll!il G. AB R. H. Pct. Cincinnati 35 30 .538 5 I Minnesota 34 31 .574 6 ana wlnotng pitcher, Russ Prid- Gallipolis; Mrs. J. Albert ' Math- secood m the stxth on a walk i from 6 to 9 each eveniirl.l!!\11 Williams, Chi 62 243 45 1!0 .366 ' Chicago 31 31 .500 7'1, Cleveland 30 31 .523 8 dy a single. French, Addison; Horton Jun- ews. and error_. . ! American Red Cross wale. . . Mays, SF 65 242 57 84 .347 St. Louis 33 33 5tltl .,. Boston :: : Priddy limited ~astern to on- ior Rose, 236 f'nurth Ave., Gal(1st game) S~racuse htUers were Woods , ly director will be In cb81'11111 7B\1 Dttroit 32 35 9 Clmnte, 61 248 41 83 .335 i1 Los Angeles 32 3 ly three hits, a trtple by Eicb- lipolis victim, report- S F I a stogie, John Wolle a 000 4 29 34 Torre, Mtl 62 232 30 74 323 ' Houston 32 35 L A •4110 10 mger, a double by Allman and ed in sali•factory condition at an . ran. Q04 OOfl-. 4 8 0 and single, Jim Crow Bob r 476 9 1 Hstunt, NIIYPI 63 231 30 74 :320 I Milwaukee , 31 35 :470 91> • psinldgled by faKnight. 19 a.m., tooay); Mrs. Ronald L. 11011("30001 aiiOO--nd HO 117 0 HEYMAN S NS' ' . arge , It 44 m 26M .314 New York 20 48 .294 2!'1, Kansas City 26 40 ·394 1 " r Y nned three and Miller, Jr ., Eureka Star Route· • er. IG il<lyer, Stl. 116251 34 76 .303 Tuesday'• R<!sults Tuesd ' I. 41> walked four while Knight, the Jean M. Newberry, Rt. 2, Maloney, McCool (4), Henry NEW YORK (UPI)- Art lli>Y· · 1M Calison, Phila 63 248 45 75.302 Chicago 2 Philo 0, lsi, twilight Chicago 2 0 loser lor Eastern, walked none tart, W. Va. ; John W. Spencer, Dtlren (6) and Edward&. man, former Ail-ArnerlCfn !llyn i " j '"' Ia Allen Phlla 63 246 45 75 .300 Phiia 9 Chi nd • • and struckout one. GailJpo' lis' ' Rt. 2, Galllpolio JI'Arry ·, ser- Maioney (5-8) , Duke University' ' is the first !' 'a SF M <· .. ,, I 2nd game, II 1nntngs) · New York Kllickerbocker to re· •• 56 .299 Sa n Fran 6cago c 00' 21 • nigh I"_I Baltimore 9 New York 8, night record is now 2-1. U. Gillettt, Hunlinoton, w. Va.· Ceped ; erl 51 187 1n ' st, tw ugbt Minnesota 6 Cleveland 2. night , _ . SF 11011 tao 210 00-- 4 o tu All Fans I a% DiscOII nm can ...-ape Cinclnnatt 5 San Francisco l, Kan City 2 Detroit t 1st twl Oliver Perry Van Meter, Ciif- . : B rn hi s signed contract fOI' the G. AB R. H. Pet. 2nd II Innings night Del 't 9 K , ' • ton; Riley S. Manley, Middle- -ctn. 030 0 1 I --5 9 1964 season. Heyman starting Oliva, Minn 64 273 48 93 .341 Milwaukee I Los Ang 2. night 2 3, 2nd, night . CANCER DIAGNOSER port; Leonard Lunsford Rt 2 O'Dtil, Duffaio (3), Shaw (IIi his second year, with the Kni'irks..ll Fregosl LA 54 174 32 57 .328 Pittsbur•h Probagbtonle PIO,I<mbeght LOSbas ANGELES PerryEllis 191 (II) and and Crandall. the 196.1-64 season with ro time come lor(UPil you "The to lay Pomeroy ·' Mro. Raymo J .0 e' hall, Smith, NuxEd- finished 1,153 po1'nts for 8 15.1 ! 1M • 5 New York I, ru'ght nsn, at. 65 242 36 79 .326 St. Louis 5 Houston 4 ru'ght De d Perry Rutland · Mrs Denver G poitol-a-1 1 · W .. ·v · · Rb 8NYI M • tro 1I at Kansas City (night) own your mag1c wand. From H sell, ' · · warda 191. Winner-Ellis (4-21. game average, the fourth ·'' " .. 608 MA;n · y,_anto11 e, W h 54 111-l 31 53 .323 Wednesday's Probable Pl'·bera ~ - Ra kow (~) vs Segui (fl.ll) now on 1eave the prMIIice of LY 'A Rt · 3' Pomeroy ·' Mrs · Loser-Perry (4-3). HRo-Hart est on the team. ··· , dn n, as 68 267 38 86 .322 Sao Francisco at Cincinnati- Washington at, Los Angel;• medicine to the doctors" , C::rryl , Anderson, Mldd!eport: 2, Kedugh. Alhson, Minn 61228 49 72 .316 Herbel (4·31 vs . O'Toole (fl.3). (nigbt) - Osteen (5-4) vs. Me- These were lhe words used Mar eps 0 . Wooten, Wellston; .=---::::---Brssoud, 8os, 67 258 10 81 .314 Pittsburgh at New York- Bride (2-10). Monday by Municipal Judge Mrs. aul V. Sexton, Jackson; Sunday 8a8eball is Causey, KC 65 254 34 79 .311 Friend 15-6) vs. Cisco (~I . Cleveland at Minnesota (" Bernard Seiber when he fined ors. Darrell D. Fiaker, Jack- Planned by Pastor Howard, NY 58 215 2! 66 .307 Los Angeles at Miiwauk"" Alo D' le s n Linda S Eisnaugle J k Apartclo, Ball 54 220 34 67 .305 1 Drysdale (9-0l vs Cl , ~ twl-nlght) -Donovan 12-41 and ndysi te ~mann, 63, $1,000 son-' Miss Heien L w· k a~~- Sunda} baseball. organized H Rs , . omnger John (2-<i) vs. Stigman (3-tl) a Paced him on three years t So p · me a, · and coac4ted by Ernie John· A ri omLee no 15-6), &nd Grant (34) probation. ' u oint; Mrs. Dewitt L. son of the Kentucky Chrt'sllan me can .agut: Killebrew c h i c a g 0 at Philadelphia Beaver, St Louis Mo Twins, 23; Alhson, Twtna, 17; (nigh!) - BrogUo vs Ma- Boston at Chicago (night)- Dletermann pleaded no .Birtlu' . Bible College, Grayson, Ky., COlavito, A's Wagner, Indians, haffey (7-21 , CoNnnoily (yl-5)kvs. !Peters (7-ll). test to charges of Mrs . Paul V. Sexton Jack- opened at 2 p. m. Sunday 1 ew and Powell, Orioles, ail 15. · or a Baltimore medicine ith t li d h ' when a game . was played National League: Mays, GiHouston at St. Louis (night) (nlghtl - Ford .(lfl.l) vs Rob- seu· :Wbr ~.: ~<>Me and f~ ;ug ter, 9:50 p.m.; Mrs. bttween the junior learn of Nottebart (2-7) vs. Sadeckilerts 15-4) . th mi gie mlsi an ga. Au. Drummond, Rl. I Gal- the RuUand Church ol Chr!'st ants, 22 ; Williams, Cubs, 17; (7·5) Th · or I ' c aimed Dietarrnann lipolis, danghter 7·111 p m. Sunda Howard, llndgero, 16, Robinaoo · Thursday'• Games ursday'o Gameo told patients he could dlagno.e Mrs. Larry '356 Y &boo!, and a team at Reds, and Alien, Phil• 13 each' Pittsburgh at New York KCiaenvseaslandCt' t ayt aMinnt ' I ht cancer with his magic waod. Fourth Ave., Middleport, <laughSalec Runa Batted 1~ · LO g ng If 12 Mr. Center. Johnson announced that .' "~r·so;o, ~"''' o~~lonl~ft,t.he hom~ ~ ~ I r "I s~ollen I !"":9 WU~, Pldeadlllll~·!',IJ -•~ ~~:,_ J~, q-~~ 'I G JJ• 1• a ~po Nt•ps Eastern; Senators Win lith·~;: ~:r~s ~:u:~g~:i.ty~~~:~ ::~ E~lis ~epl~ced ·~· ·.~" ·~ ru~s, lfOIJtlk:~~)/i.uojq,lle J~r}'t• ·~·t'" •* Jnn"'I'~~~~~~~J~!£~ ~wan, ~~~l~idLoser-Wllley l!ilid~iti' i NGs ~ Hosp1"taJ NeWS ~· • Leaders ~ ~len,.j,!• ~ 485 ·~"'!II' ~· j,w~ AIIII!ri~/111 R~Cf!lp ·I ~Itt BOLERO SIRVINCt'CApDY ......... $1.19 ., .( . 2112 QT. THIAAW) PI TCHIR •••••• , • t2M - THIRM-0 ICE or ~O()D DISH . • • . • . . $2M Thli Cou(IOn Val,ld tlirU Au~ 22 at ' ' E J~ m ' I i, ~ Cl:~~c~~l ~ I ~~ht Loar~n ':;a~~~ Wedne-~ay's . ~n (Stabbln~ w":sh~:~:• ;; :: - ~: 1103~ a::. a.~ ~· -~ W~ND double · -""------..;....,.~~~;,;;; ~ ELECTRIC:';, ,~l•:',d FAN f · ,.. I' r-~~-,_,c;;--.,....=1'!''.. ,4 ~-::-.:::-:7:::"":-'=-b;i,..IIJ ClElAND'$ · 'I~Y• 2~""'55 ~. •'~ ~~~~~:~ ~ 1 th (~I practi":~ ~ssoAnta American League: Stuart, Red Sox, 55; Killebrew, Twins, 51; Wagner, Indians, 50; Colavito A's 42· Cash Tig and 'Robin:: Orioles, all 41. National League: Mays, Glants, 53; Boyer, Cards, 49; Sa_nto: Cubs, 43; Torre, Braves, 42, Pmson, Reds, and Stargeil, Ptratea, 41 each. . Pltchiag C Nallonai League: Farrell, o1ts, 10·1; Mahaffey, Phils, and. Bunning: Phils, 7-2 each: Martcbai, Gtants, 9-3; Buhl, Cubs. 8-3. Houston at St. Louis Los Ang at San Fran, night _Ne)'l York at Baltimore,' night (Only games ocbeduled) Ander~on, pOrtland SOCiety • Notes -1' &ruth Fr.ke~ 9~-~-: :"t..?alll ~1 teams wobla'be organized all ~ges, male aod female, appomted Miss Kathy Thomas head of the w··men's division. Mrs. Della Phillips, and Ethel Nelson, ardent .baseball fans, are leading rn helping the project. Any one destrlng tu Join any of the call Mr. Johnson ter 4·26 a.m.' ac n, ug Discharged Mrs. Frank Smith, Joseph . Wolfe, Howard Micltael, James Brandon, McKinley Hunter George A. Hill, Mrs. ' Mn. Harold Roush baa re- Timmons Ra•ry W Gibbs Mrs The lowly Dodgen knocked I all with two oingles each. . turned home after spending a John Eddie L. Wolfe: the league leading Tigers Tiger hitters were Donn week with her daughter, Mr. Susan Shirley' Wlltlam E. Raw!rom the undefeated ranks with / Abbott with two home ru:S and Mrs. Robert Euler _and Lorl Ito II, Mrs. George Canaday, =·-=~-~ a lll-7 conquest in Pomeroy and a single ·ll<lb Burdette and Wllh her son, Mr. and Mrs. Edna Priddy, Mrs. Alice Van- WALLACK IS BACK il<lys' League action Tuesday triple double •and single· i:n 8 Norman Roush and children, all Meter, Cora Slavans Mrs c CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP[) night. nn a' h m • x- of Chilltcotlte 0. Houck and daughier, Nate .Wallack, the Cleveland Dodger pilchers Tom Sarv- Abbott, 0 and Roger Miss Patsy Price, student at Nathan Rothgeb and son, Mrs. Browns first public relations 8 er and Pat O'Brien fanned Dod · Ohio State UD!versity, has ar- Robert L. Brown and son Mrs director, returns to the Nation331 201-10 9 2 rived to spend her summer va- Emmett E. Elliott and :.On. · al Football League team on and permitted five walks 12 In Tl gers winning. The Dodge_ r . mounds- ~=~~or O'Br'!1(~)O and7 8 .~ cation with her parents, Mr. July 9, alter resigning a simi0 and Mrs. Clarence Price. HOCKEY INVITATION men gh h ""' " APPROVES PROGRAM lor position with the Cleveland gave up et t tts while Brien, Sarver (6). Young Ab- M d I d' STOCKHOLM (UPII-A boys Tiger hurlers yielded _nine bolt (S), Burdette (8) and 'swa• r. an Mrs Giles Hammat NEW YORK (UP!n 1ans two weeks agu. The hockey k:sm from Boniaenge base knocks. , ei. ~ of Huntington, W Va, spent a player representatives of Browns have recently begun a bas beeti Invited, under the aus- The Dodgers were led by weekend with her sister, Mr. National Basketball Players reorganization of their front-<tfp•ces of the People . to - People conslslant hitting from Tom and Mrs. Harry Swan. SOCI&I•on have unanimously ap fice staff. program to play 10 matches in Sarver who collected.a double Mr. and Mrs. Warre~ MeG~>- proved a 30-year MAYS, B-~UNUR =--8-0NORED . the Unltro States from Dec. 2ll 1 and three singles in five trips wan, daugl!ter and twm sons. and .oenefit program covering SAN FRANCISC 0 (U'Pil _ to Jan. 12, it was announced to- ~ tu the plate. Other hitten were spent two days last week with each Individual player. Wiilit Mays of the San Fran • day. . Don Anderson wltb a double Gauge readings - Galli Us ~r •Isler and mother, Mr and I Tom Heinsohn aod Jack cisco Glimta, one of the top and Pat O'Brien, Ivan Pow- dB po ;s. Howard ~ersbach and man. meeting Monday National League sluggers, and ell, Jack Lohse and Vaughan m: 18·2• n. 7, nJnning 12 M •· Bertha Wlhams. league Commissioner Wally Bunker, a 19-year-old •••••••••- · ' PI, Pleasant 24.26, Pome. M~. and Mrs Wade Rupe and Kennedy, also discussed rookie with tbe Batlbnore Ori1 21.21. Hinton 1.3, ;taUonary; famtly of Crooksvtile spent a necessity of the NBA Board oleo, today were voted the 'Van GETS CYO AWARD river on the sills: weekend with his sl!ter, Mr Governors to meet annually Oulstanding Achivement Fian on Beatinl some C:.~topw :;~.~-~U'i~k 17.97. 81\d Mrs. Paul Schuler and with the officers of the play- Award" In major league ba!te-1 Unbeaten Paths? movemeata: kle. Becky and Earl remained ers association. ball for April and May. B<mlcerJ outfielder, will receive Oblo River - Mr. Mack up to spend lite summer with their received 123 votes 11!111 Ma s 97. Calhoilr Youth 3:50 p.m.; R<!liable up 14, aunl and uncle rollment of 50 students Mrs · Y most popular Met p.m., C. V. Horner and Mrs. Don Johnson and Ruth Ebersbach was Blbi~ , before today'• Rose G. up 14, 8:15p.m.; an visited Wednesday afternoon School superintendent and gamFrek. .,?r!Siopber beat out 14, S:5f p.I)I.J OVEC 14, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred assisted by the following 'teachan nNmas and Jim Hick- a.m.; Tl-il<lit down 14. and Mr. and Mrs. ers and helpero, Mrs. Clint Your Dependole ~an I~ a till conducled among John Ladeen down 14, Johnsnn of Racine Johnson, Mrs. Jean Schuler ew or 's CYO membera. :15 a.m.; East•m down 14, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Mrs. Thelma Cozart ' Deeter For a.m.; Buckeye state up 15, vlalted Sunday afternoon Don Johnson, Miss 'Beverly a.m.; Onward up 18, 5:20 bia sister, Mrs. Aleta Parsons. Price, Miss Paula Sayre~ Mrs ~ ~::;;.;Ti~:lan dqwn 16, 6:35 a.m.; DaUy Vacation Bible Marine Durst, Miss Joy~e RilAND l· up 17, 8:30p.m.; Ed. was . held recenUy at chle nd Mlaa Cltarleen Ward Bosw'rth up 17, 3:21. a.m.; Metbndkt church with an exerelaea were beld at JOUI E. Dyke up 17, 5:115 a.m.; the church. "'""" wv ·2·2550 up 18, 1:25 a.m.J Zimmer ne H. down 9·111! P m , v U hrtb=c-ht"tr"ch===----=..:; Don1 IIUII to chance ond last 18. 5:211 ~.m.; Pennsylvan- Transporter d~wn .1:30 . a ey yea~• road map, ~et AAA'I ~~:d:own~ 18, 7.50 a.m. ; Peggy Steve Cilck down 2:30a.m.; tJovel speolaliots help you •• ; II up II, l:10 a.m.; Fri· Benner up 3:30 a.m. tuldi11J1 you to tho best IOUta and opprovect ac:commodatlono up 211,3:10 a .m. ; Orlen· GalUpullo dam Adrnlratll to makl your trip 1 cara"" 180 : ~ ~~~~a-:'~ J.SoE .thVick- Jc.nes up 5:45 -p.m.; Jordon up -~•AtnJ 1 . • one, not a QICCIIIIon of d., .' · - .; u ern p.m.; Hiereneaux up 7:40 p. _ ~ • l!)url. AAA'I expert tJovel p!lll' • 21, li.40 a.m.; Jeff Boat up Charley Roy up 7·40 p m • nh18. Emerpncy Rood.Servlct, a.m.; Shaver J• . . down up 12 .35 • ·• 8 · ·• 4;10 ~ll and arrest bond prollloN5 PIlL J f'· d ' . a.m., ayou . . : • .. rsor. own up I a .m.. Lynn D lion, and personal aecident in2::11 a.m.; L. FIOlX'o dcnm a.m.; Natlonal db..,; . .,.I!Qt 111 lplll t>lft'f.,... -.t-o-r-1-ft.c, Cilll IOd join 3:00 a.m.; Chriu Jr., up S:ll5 a.m.; John Hood up Nli !DdeY. 7:lJl a.m..; Blnao up Green• · . AUTOMOIILI CLUI 1:25 p.m.; San Pedro up I p.m.; Valvoiine down 4:1S 0' SOUTHIIIN OHIO l .m. ; Bowels down 1:10 a.m.; ITbo!bna ,. Cluli llfiNionlollve Ototin Up 1:45 a.m.: Ello31. 2:06 In1. ~ •II•TON Dodgers Trtp • Loop Lead"mg Alli~on, Twin~. T" tgers Frr"st Tt"me 10 to 7 Joh~son, - Willia~ n~nce ~·~n;~3~ay M,.: ':J.::: Ri Vef neWS ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating PlUMBING Will li~lp HIDE,--· S'EEK 100 EXTU PLAID STAMPS purettaaa of 3-lbl. •r more (ltl ' AND · 150 PLAID STAMPS WITH COUPONS BELOW Wllh ttUI'<h- -' I DO:lll'l Ie Goes after Split 1 • With Giants ID 4th Game' Line Scores Dally Sentinel, P_o~e~ruld~lepof!. !'·· JUM 'u••• OUAMLOOge .~::.-' r-,.. Syracuse Wins 8-2 ffi~ Plans Trip L'llicego IIIII 100 2 S 1 Middl · · t '\ e,port Jet Po y · ea See Reds Play , ~~rth ~~: -s:~bar:=:. RAeVENrcural_on_ The ~~~~~Lf. TriaD- ho~ f: ~ - ~ ·e:.-rfl.i" ·=!ib~\fll, 1...!~ (2nd game) "" _,.,..... _..,I,.. by the Junl..- OUAM ·.--·Loilj(e 1lle eouled to an .H ....._ ,,. lal, Af<;b' .-~~~iijfiiJ! ot New Haven baa sehe<) Chicago 000 000 ~ 0 I 0 Tuesday ovk lbe. M~ -Crew, ~ -~·"! ut.d fnr Jui)' 2!1. j Phlla. 320 022 00.- 9 17 Jet Pony team IJJt Ill third win blttero•.... 1 .llld Ut STARS ( -':!1 .i Oo e •• cr. 59_c Callforni1 Rad _ _..:.,__ _..:.,__ lb. __ oach 89( peaCheS " iv~ RIGHT IN QUALITY-WEATHIR.~PROYim. "l~.'tl HOUSE PAINt;. 1 CHASE & SANBORN--15c OFP LABEL NESTEA-BONUS PACK 0 Unbreakable LILLY BRAND-COLD YUKON CLUB-ALL FLAVORS Beverages Big 12-ez. capadty SOFT WEVE-WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS MADISON-PLAIN or KOSHI!R &twder ., ro8'69c Lemonade I tie dimension of SCOTT'S FAMILY-ASSORTED COLORS FROZEN-NO SUGAR NEEDED wq!ed II> iaite lt back," the MAIL FAVORS VOTE Wllilets said. · Manley oald he then t 0 0 k WASHINGTON IUPII ....,<;en. nu- Cart Barry Goldwater's man has ......,-to y'1 Restaurant, W. bee ru 1 t b 1 Main, Pomeroy' to get his wife. . n nn ng a . a out 00 to He left the gun 1 U. b one In favor of hJS vote agamst when he went to ~be d~:~f the S•nate civil rights bill. the I'Oitaurant M 1 drov A /lltalement frdm h11 office · an ey e Monday said the mail inc!' ted ' the two borne · tea the I "deep dissltislactioh" will> Cha racier testimony was glv- rights bill Goldwal 'd id en by. Scott Shank er at es sa 1 nuti .1111 tile Mlddl~ at pat;:" . tile front-running GOP presidenfoiii bel por po tee tial conteilder has received ~""''lie s~t'ahd ~ the time 2,176 telegrams since his floor mg. e.. testified speech la•l week against the thai Mrs. Oiler was extreme- bill and U.at only 22 of these ly , violent and bad a very bad were in favor of the . bill and torr when intoxicated." He against his position. 81111- abe often went ta the ' 1 ~quarters Restaurant by ! Meigs Memorial Ho.pltal lierseif at night. I ADMISSIONS - Elizabeth first teslunony after an Grueser. Hartford. recess for lunch was con- DISCHARGES - Patsy RadIn a deposition by Dr. de ford , Pomeroy; Eugene Smith, Lmnerens,_ pathologist at Hol- 1 Pomeroy; Virginia Porter, i :oer Hospital. who perlormad I Harrisonvifle; Dorothy Haskim I tbe autopsy on Mrs. Oiler. Nelsonville. I · II stated the Immediate .,.u.. of deau. could have been due to three things : blood " Iii her lungs, severance of the DIVOTID TO INTIIIEST 0, '!"'In artery to her heart, or MltGI MIION AliA ~ ~everance of the spinal lltlltlal'f a. Owt1R. Pu••l:f+l.,. C:IUsh• Taenettln. c FONDA WHITE ' fouri~ RIB ROAST fttESH lUtl\<.£'lS (Continued !rom page 1) six feel four and 260 pounds of him stretched out 011 the Door the Meigs County eourtroom on hla side, Jlrt' lending to read a book, ta WELL TRIMMED-SHOULDER CUTS 'Ohow the reported posiiiDD of Mn. Oiler before her death. · Aa immedlale objoellool by Prooeclltor Falll, oaatalaeol by JUdp llleoa, nnJted Ia Mr. Crow l'lllllllin&· Ills -1 . SUPER·RIGHT ALL MEAT at 1M delnla ..Diel'o Ia-' bte. · Dtfense witneso Honry Ewing, eounty eoroaer' lelllfled, ul don't ne how the WOmaD <OUid have bMD shot ID bed." The IJnmedlale , qb,leclloll by Applications for 'new atutlenb• d BLADE CUTs-BON! IN Mr. Fultz also was stislalned. wiohlng to reciSt•r at Bishop The witnesa waa ui<ed . 1101. to Fenwick Hlgh School for the , volunteer any inlormatfbn or approaching school year should : opiniono. be made this week, according Robert Fife, owner of a nov- to the "rincipbl, Rev. Hilliker. elty shop ol South Third and Application forms may be Hamilton-Ita in c Mlddjeport, obtained by' phoning, the school GOLD SEAL testified lhat . Anita Mlrsaret aJ!d requeotlng one to be sent Oiler had bought a U-pnge by mail, second, by visiting shotgun Saturday evening, Feb. the school and picking":! up in 15. person, or third, by mall. The Fife said Mrs. Oiler had call- phone number Is 367-7400 and ed earlier that evening and in- the mailinG address Is Bishop quired about the purchue o1 1 Fenwick High School, Cheshsholgun for her father who ire, 0. wished ta 1111 It for huntiDg. The school Is 1~..on.State '. . Fife told tho Jury he IJIIOl<e·1n Route · a fo;w ~ : yards telephooe north _or the vtll:!!l(•'limits of 1 man 01~ Cheshire. "' . .., , ~ The sohoOI wiJI, offer basic · blgll io!Iw · ,. •uri!& for U.o.e cab· • .;.. ·paid students entering the 9th or lbotgun. File loth grades. Tuition will be · Jiva ·her two charged for students ·' 1!161 ~~ Ha families are not registered Ca- . .. PACIFIC GOLD-FREESTONE 'li>ts ,.e&n ~ tholi~s ln St. Louis Church, Gal3 he had sold her dou· hpohs or Saered Hearl Church, shotgwl a _ month Pomeroy. Textbooks. may be ~,,lirlllfdl • ~return· purcbatled by the stUdent from ~·f• later. the _aehool. For further lnfortOLDEN RISE-PLAIN OR BUTTERMILK aaid . wouldn't fire .. malton com oct R<!v _ Hllhker kL ' this week at the high school. ti:trd. The pathologist said that I -!'ecll=~oi~II!!Ok!ni=:l~OII~beal111.=~., SUPER-RIGHJ liEF '-yoUNG _ ttMDll ClvU rights leaders said they fear the three men were vielima of foul play. They were participants In a militant voter registration drive called the "Mississippi Project" and were first reported missing late Sunday after they w•nt from Merldlau II> Philadelphia to loves- , IJCate the alleged bombing of ! I Negro church. .i NEWS BRIEFS (Collll•n~ ~--st ~----' ~ ~ !lrewo~- _Jury Hears Testimony o., June 24, liM Sllddoafy a .....tt went oil patlefit at Veteroos Hospital In tel, Mr. llld Mrs. Rosa Nor!rom page I) )aat abo•• ..... tle lalllK'h· ClnclnnaU . ris of Syracuse, Mr. aad Mrs. Isis taken Into eustody clmiDI Inc barlles, ODd rocket. nasi>. . Sherry Craig ,of Syracuoe RWiaell Speocer and daugbten tile d•Y· ed [ow above the waler, James MorriSon of Poml spent several Clays with her of Chester, Earl Shuler, MomIJIIashlac lata the river will>- Pleaaant wna given bls mini&- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ing Star, Doria Randolph, -FW. WASBtNGTON _ 'llle Feder1111 Ia yards ol tbe crowd•ter's Ucense at the Letart Floyd Norris. ale Church and Sharon and a1 Trade Q>mmlu!OII (FTC) Fireboata, police launches Fails United Brethren Churoh Rita and MIChael Salser of Freda Evans of Racine attend- decldad to require that clg.,. and -·"·recently by District Superintell· Dorcas spent Monday and TUes- ed services at the Letart Fal1l te advertls'"" and lave"•• •· """ """'" · ..t. clnde a ,.amtng ..,. ur vergad on the smoke-altrouded denI M· G· M, arUn 0 f ChiUIeo- day with their llfandpareoll, U·B· Church Sunclay ,., ..,... to tbe""" public 1011 barge u ,._ _.._ the. Rev. Morrboo will preach Mr. aad Mro. Roy paar • Rev. James Morrlaon deliver- o1 bealtb lwardl It 81 ed to' ""' k , .. rd at the church eacb Sunday at Mrs Edna Rou.ah opent 1 ad the lllei88P· -, loda• ' u acream s ywa . · . ,• The tug "Cr<>al," atandlne . Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Melli GeiMral Hospital FTC Chairman Raad DIJol fire-watch Just 75 teet off the Leo Davia ol Jeroey City, N. Herbert Roush and Roger. ADMISSIONS -Ellie McClaa- made the IIIIIOIIIICeiDO cluriDa barge, pulled alongside and tour J., said ail the men could oay Rev. and Mn. Pearl euto, key, Pomeroy. a coallfiiiiOIIal belr1ng 011 t111t men. their clothes in tatters, 1when they climbed on board Mra. John Wolfe and Roborto DISCHARGES - DoDD • controveray ltll1'0UIIdlnil the .. ,........ 1 ~~::::~~·nd:.!the~~c~ro~w~d~le:aped~~o~n~board=!·~Tug:!~ea;:ptaill:~·~w:a:a~"~tb:ank=a~f:or~g~e~tun:g~u:•~olf~-"1!R~o:u:sb~atte:n:d:ad~M~e:lbod::h¢!-:Co-:!!Ra:ym=an~,~l\lclne:::.· 1 · ' I Phone WY HEAliNG 0 g Bright White self.c/ooniniJ Tints color-true, duroble $L.95 "Dutch Boy" Paint brings out the beauty of your home-Jtays beautiful and protecu for yeaTs. \'our ..... • n ~.,.. .• . ... . ......... Flat Odorless Nalplex $1 .80 qt, $5.95 gat. WOODEN LADDERS Best Price - Best Quality Anywhere · e4 FT. LADDER ..... · ...... · · e5 FT. LADDER , ........... . e 6 FT. LADDER ~ H&R MIDDUPdRT~ ..__,., 0. . I. 'i< wises~ buy-• gallon covers 6oQ,square feet. Wide range o( handsome colors ••• ready-mi•ed and matchable. Come look o•cr our color selection today! o~· GROV'·;··:.· E'R 'S -STUDIO g•l. 1 ' ~. ' �INFORMATIOI 1:00 p • . .....,...,a Du ..,.. ...... Pu:~ Deat.tli!M 1:411 .\ fllo11.da, M (; &Nl' KI..LA fiOflll l f'.O IUIIt"'T10NI 'flU Oc - · t f t l IIDtil 1.00 A.. IL F.- lkf ftl ... htlt••tloD -------_,;-1 USED cas range, tablfl, chairs. P"4711. • II ' r<rj rf'l I") DAY liED, cllalnt, gu stoves, end tablfl, cbut o1 drawers, etc. Ro, , Kuper, 1112 Mu1berry Ave., Pmneroy lll.AT!; !-1 N an• o\l;t Ser"l" 6 23 3tp ,·•n•• "r ~ ,.. ,...rt,"" \l~rllnlll....,.klllf IU Hilla ~ :,•n•• 'n~·.,~;~~1~ feu 2 1'hTH na o.......... •··~~ ·~~· •nc~ .. , ... ,,. o" 10 diYI ,. • Ill • pt<G .,\ 11 01 11 ,""M"' oBIT\.1 "-HI£1 - . , . roo 110 word min ' mum l1d1 atdUoOII&J wr.r4 lt ""'"" .uu.. ,..., • 11 '" ,,. • • o.u, SatUl'dal' ~;&11 1\ fll. If 1I100 noun 1ft 80 !:A.I'Y ro PLAt;£ J ...!i;;;;.............l ll,•iiliiiliiiiii... 11 Powerglide, beattr. IV. cu. S 1( WY 2-2157 1960 Olcla ''88" 4 Door HA.:KETT'S 1961 Corv1lr Lakewood St1. SOHIO SERVICE WY 24891 eOurselecttonlatltger eOur cars are cleaner •Ow prtcfll ant lower 1Jtc • Our guarantee II better •Our Dnantttftlll Ia euler TUNING to Unlvolratdl Busl'neu OpportunltiH Standard Pitch. (A · 440 \,..::::.:::::::::::::::::::;,.:;. I'IANV •Is • Repair and ...u......... ent BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ....... lit C. B. Nye Co. Athono. Ohio Ph. LY 11-1231 @)· POMIROY, OHIO . Auto S.l11 11---; 1;::::::::::::::::::::1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Excellent Opportunity Man or woman wanted to service and collect from coln operated clgarette, candJ, ice & other ~ 1chines. Thia Ia an excellent posltlon that cao be worked full or part Ume. Persons selected must have l0-12 hours per week, aervicable auto and $600 to $4200 capital. WRITE: Dlrectar, Dept. Nut Door fo ....... IIJc-- for man or woman from this area to service and World lllltldant ol Campad collect from coin-operated :!ispensers. We estabUsb ride ODd periOI'II> route. Car and reference 11101 llmall .,... ecoaom, ODd desirable. Party must •M•IerabiiJty llave cash capital of $900 See Good potential earnings MelropoUiaD M-. part·tlme; full-time more. E. Mall ilree~ Po....., For personal interview, Plluo IVY Nl'7t give phone number, etc. C D lfe Write To1 King Distributing Co. jlll62 PONTIAC. $22511. 4 door 1 hardtop, Catalina, blue 7190 Riverview Torroeo Mlnnelpolia 32• Minnesota ish, automatic transmission, 1 .,.y, Mk!dleport. Call WY 2power lleering, power brakes, radio and extras. 910 Broad5289. c 29 uc Iformerly Bod 7 Works!. 288 W. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. R. IL JUck. ard, Phone WY ~76 . Wheel balancing, auto glen, brake service. 5 27 Ute BUI.LDOZER work, basements landscaping, brushing, ponds. Lowboy service. Char)., Jellers, Phone WY 2-8222. s 1 SO tc GUNI Pomeroy Motor Co. • .-o:N liVU. 1:00 P.M. -...JW.WY of action estra. CaD tn p...,. eroy, WY 2-2065. f.JJ.13tp 0~5 FEDERAL MACHINE CO. P.O. Box 1101 Llltlo Rook, Ark. ltutlond ltnll I .I Uf'. MorningStar Society Notes Sunday schOOl allendance on June 14 was 39, offering $13.09. Rev. Menzel Smith was In charge of the worship oervice at which time Mrs. J. Allen Smith and daughter, Mary IJe. came members of the church. The closing program for the Vacarion Bible was held Sunday evening. Those helping with the school were Mrs. Men.. zel Smith, director; Ellen Shuler, Rulh Smith, Dorothy Smith ani Mildred !hie, teachers; · Collins, Mattie Tea1962 Studebaker Stati,.. Wagon, , Evelyn Hollon, M a r y low mileage, excellent coruli- iLou Ihle and Rev. Smith, helption, ~asy terms, Citizen's Na· tiona! Bank, Middleport, Miss l'hyllls lhle returned to 6 22 studies at Bloomington, Ind. Sunday after spending two f•rm Machinery with · her parenr.s, Mr. Mrs. Clark lhle. She was SALE OR TR.\DE: Hay accompanied to Indiana b y ~oer for sale or trade. WY her parents, who returned on 2-<iloJ.. 6 4 tfc Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Carmichlnsur•n.:. ael of South Webster were the Sunday guests of their doughJOHNSON, Slmpsoo Insurance Mrs. Delmar Hamm and Agency, In. All 1111'1118 Ill JD. family. ourau..'O. Jl.m JobDstm IIIII Mr. and Mrs. John !hie and 81111 Slni(IIOD, AgeW, • 1 lie Nicky visited Tuesday evening We buy , seD and trado I!1JIII HOUSI:TRAO.ER, 1949 RlcbardGiving Name, Addresa, Telephone aDd Olher Particula111. 'BU! Wellman. Lea oon, 18x'l, in- good condition. at riffin Je•elers, Pbooe 50, CaU WY 2-2659, 8.20-6tp L 0. McCOY, IIUCTIONEER.II~::::::::::::::::=::::::::::'oml Pleasllllt. W Va 3 11 lie Ltgal Notice Real Estate ForStle 10 ta 'Je KILL TERMITES and pror.ct <llester, Oblo. lawn and shrubo from Insect• AU!:I'IIINEtll with ARAB U do-lt Concoll\IJ TIIMtiBO .pi; Insurance been FOR SALE: House beside the t~~J::, ,.,m·elled' l.ost yuur opera· lrale. King B"llders S u p p I y Crlll !<radford M. on Bradblll')! school, call WY 2!"~·. ~ · Co, Middleport, Oblo. , , 1 ··-''s l•cense? Call W'i Z.Z91!18 • •. . . • COIIIaet ' ... ·• 5 I Ita 6542. 6 19 6tp ~:··;·~~·;·:.~;;;_;;;,"~ allillc l!3t A. C. BRAIIrOBD SINGER Sewtng Re•l 'Estate' For Sal6 ' " &'il -.._,_~~- -·;o::·-: fum Help Wanted=-- new, 1&9.60 up. Severo! used auu::S t!: maebllle.l bargain • 1 · : L tor ,1ll around help. Ph. The fabricalShop. SingerP·~ri;c;ea:SI;::.=========,i ~ ......., .. """ 1r'i ,:: ~7 . Carman Nursing and Service. Pomeroy, Ohio WY 2-2284. 4 21 tic EXPERIENCED lloflle, Rt. 3. Pomeroy. ., 1233tc AUTOMOBILE FARM - 200 acres, 2 miles I! from State Route 681. For Rent FOR SALE room house with ru!Jiing wa. SINGER [!ESK typ;:-J-;ke,FOUR ROOM HOUSE. Delbert AND ter, heoement bam (32I42),1-----7 new. ~wiags, makes but· Gaul. Chester, OhiO. feeding shed (2000 sq. ft.), , tonholes, overcasL. blind 1 8 23 3tp Marietta silo (12x30), other hems, dtsigns, etc. Guaran. HOUSE FOR RENT ln Pomeoutbuildings. 40 acres in cui· ~:~!~~-~ =·'··:teed $6 uvaUr· (can 100 be acres doubled), .~.,;;;,~ .. ··~ . Balidloe ... ..,,f1 or roy, 3 rooms and bath. Call plenty pasture, lim~ m~thly PhDIIt ~ ~~~- WY 2-117& alter & p.m. 6-26-tfc WY 2·214ll Pomeroy, 0. ber and all minerals. A steal c.m..-- ' W•s·l- $1495 Lesa than 29,000 actual miles, spotless inter,idl', Powerglide traru., ndlo, heater. Sharp dark ueen finLth and clean fn· ttrior, whitewall Ures like new. POMEROY ......... -- -::!: l ' AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS I $1495 Looal owner. Cl11n lnterlar, jet black finish• .Rydra-Matlc, power steerJne, ndio, heater, good tires. 1 lny Term• A••Daltlel UHCf VolkSWflfllftl ----------1---------··-• $1495 Local owner, deaa blttr.I_Jm ltns lib new, jet black finllb, frolll eta loader, I blcJI aDd bulldozer work oJoo fOI'I!led. Free eatlmale. Pbono ll evenings, WY 2-3143. lln> s met 'N. Shuler, {342 Pal• l Middleport.) Contractor. Pomeroy Motor Co. 1961 Chevrolet Bl•ciYnl 2·Dr. BETTER oeroe ,...., have recently addetl a drive, . QUALITY 1 IS ate ' RESULT PROUtJClNG WANT .\1) PHONE I IS 6tp a.4811. wheel cl"ltl. Mil "hl~c unna~tle Error~ 'lhoull'l llil rcpnr• ect h .-•MIJ~f'lt l'be pulll <h<·r .,.lh tlltl !)It ~MP<> .... Ir fof ·"~· ' ' " " 't;fl• lht"~' wf!IOI'rt-lon ecll! Business Services ONE BABY s!r<lllor IIIII one biP cllllr, - ..by btdiWUN YOUR wool he811Mtt. WY .1301. OD JQUr !lair - . . I II Sic lac!: lluiWicl J'untlltn. SH f1M' ,unuen.. .....,.... lbt r\llfl' o June 24, 1964 Sentinel, forS.Ie · Mr. and Mrs . Roger Kell- er and sons, Chester R.oad. The 4-H girls enjoyed an ev· enlng hike at the Edison Hoi· , lon farm Tuesday evening. York Herald Tribui'J.l-, intends r~.tum to journalism and has been considering an offer to beexecutlve editor of the Atlantic Monthly '" I V/ ' '! '50· DO 00 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 BONE IN 4 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. trans. Power slllll'lng 11111 brakes, radio and beater, lharp pink JII'YI your ftmify quality TobloRilt Moots from your 16A Food Store. Alwoys lrlmffttd of extr• fat 1nd bone f• 9ive yo11 rrNximum value for your mtlt clollor. Pion ovory mul oround TtllltRIIt MHts! 4 Dr. All while. Nice and olean, aee It 3 1957 Dodge Sierra COMPLETE ROOM$ OF ROUND STEAK, lb. FURNITURE ONLY $595·00 4 Dr. Station Wagon, real nice SJ00·00 DOWN • SIRLOIN TIP ROAST, lb. • 1958 Mercury Montclair 4 Dr. Full power, olean and nice Dt·iver is Cited Following Accident 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. Middleport police cited Larry C. Holsinger of Racine Rt. one - 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ,., thai lpeda) occaolon e K"pookt Diamond Ring it the 6 cylinder, stamlard tran1. One local OWMI\ perfect gift now and forever. And •very KMpsake it ,.,.: fhanenrly registered and pro- Clean and solid, see it locMd-'nu- BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Th11e Ancl Mlny More At"'""' • J " •' • BAKER FURNITURE MIDOLIPOIIT, 0 , JOIII' _,.lout yoo '""' ...,. a ftntr Diamond Ri•llhan a letplaq T.. - 'L MOTORS • POMEROY 1 -- luck-eye BACON Trnv P1<k - - - - - - 2 on a charge of improper back- Wilson's Spiced ing following an accident at the intersection of Locust and Broadway-sts, Monday. Police officials said Holsinger backed into a truck driven by Howard E. Young of Minersville, Rt. I, owned by the Kelly Mfg. Co. There was approximately $100 damage to Hoh1inger's car, and none to the truck, LUNCHEON LOAF WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH _._._..__._.~_._., 1 FOUR tum~hed ~~~::::::::::::::::::Jir~•;t~~·'~~ ment. ROOM Phone W\' 24858. ·~~_ - 115 acres 60 Mercury _ $995 dr. Beautiful red and white finish . Owned by local rail· road man. 2 61 Pontiac_ $1,895 Catali1111 Sta. Wagon. Power oteering and brake•. H·'"'. '" Only 30,135 careful miles. 5 21 Uc PIANO tuning. Newman F.:::t"'JUR=-::R:-;:O'l=M;;;S:-,-;cbec:-;lbc;c.-a"'nd base- dette, Middleport, WY 2mont, furnace beat.P h o 11246. I 18 IIOte WY 2-&ll. 4 21 FOR YOUR BulldoZer ork. 4 ROOM apartment with Dalh. Phone V{'' z.t455, Paul L. BillPhone WY 2-5385. ..., p Oh'to, R. D. 2. ~,. omeroy, 5 6 lfc 6 1 301p Unfurnilbed bouse, t utltlty and balh. 1655 Point Lane, Pomeroy. Pbooe WY 2Pomeroy, Ohio 38'14. SI ~!!!"-00'!!~-""--'!!!.!!!""""!!!_.,...oll fHREE and four roo'lo ltlrnl8he KIRBY SWEF.PER, complete ed ODd lllllurnllbad apart. with power polllber Can't be menlO. WY 2-6434 12 1 told from new. Perfect run· ning condition. Guaranteed . fURNiliiiEIJ and llllfurnilhed Balance due I payments of apartments. Inquire &I !be $'1.o3 pe mouth. Phone WY Ohio HoiPl. 9-22-lfc Z.2204. 6 19 5tc MODERN 4 room md bath SUN KIST . LEMONADE Spread 16 Cu. Ft. Unleo CI<EST ~RIIZIR $100 20 C11 Fl , Prittdeire CHEST FRIEZIR $150 14 Cu. Ft Phllco UPRIGHT PIIIZII • $125 23 Cu. Ft . Unica UPRIGHT FRSEZER · $100 Good Norge Reh igeretor· $135 Pree1:t-r Combination rurnishct. apartment. PhOne WY 2-3874, 5 12 tie OLEOMARGARINE ·~;;!oipii~ ,., ~~~i·-·£~~"."~"'= ... -...- POMEROY, OHIO FOR SALE by owner In Mid- In the Heart of dleport, 3 bedroom Lome, built-in kitchen, wall to waD fHE AMERICAN RUHR General Real Eotelt • .nng WINGS_Ib. 21c LEGS lb. 49c 6-21J.6tc :.-:-:·'·- CUCKLER REALTY 2-3130 doon, BREASTS _ OLD SMOKE HOUSE carport. Phone WY 2 • IM24 afternoono. THPF.E bedruom housePh on oLJn.~~=::=======~~ WASHINGTON (UP!) coin Hill, Pomt'rO) oe FOR SALE in Mlddleport, t ert J. Manning has resigned as WI W34f or WY 2-2188. bedroom brlci house, 2 lSilslant secretary of state for t 20 lfc P,..._lonll Dry Claaning balba. lot and I ball, oul ol p"blic allalro, a post ho has oncl Shirt Lounclry · high water . Nice location. held since 1162. I Hour Cle•nlng See by appointment. or call Presiden• Johnson accepted Employment Wanted Altering ond Repolrlno WY 2-21111t or WY 2-3250. Manning's resignation Mondey Strvel Gas Refrigerator $100 HOUSEWORK, oorsing Pockob and Zlppen _ _ _ __ _ lf_l_I_ D _ ll_c __ to take .effect July 31. Manin UsH Wringer W&sher · S35 tD111111·• . James J. Green· the home, baby Ill, clean. 10 1111. Dry Cleaning $2.00 fi'OR BALl:: 7 rooms and balb. was nam.... 1<1 IIUcceed ing. Aguea Ruschel. Bo1 58, Pomeroy Landmark DIICOUNTS ho ftutl Road "' PICKU, I DELIVERY use on and ' blm. HarUorol, W. Va. w~ 2·2111 JICk Coi'M\', Mgr 6 19 6tp Large lot. AIUJDinum MaMing, who hu worked · u VIII J PAY leu for fine home ABC QEANERS doors and windOws. Reuo• a netftllltn . lor· United Prer111, exable. Kellllelb Searle. SB 2- Time magazine IIJid the New 111rn ll•ngs ar Baker F'urrd PAINTING, inlerior and lerior contracts wanied. Ro& SHIRT LAUNDRY 5012. 6 IJ · 3CJie 'IJrp ln Middleport Ohio 4 11 tic ger DEPENDABLE Tel. Cullums. WY 2-2682.208 B:~:~::~~~~n~llo5~543;:;;;~Mo~...,~·~w;·~vo.~l~~ SYRACUSE, three bedroom '<:D Wolrk pants andshirts. 6 II IIBATINO. l'llmbiDI, MaeO. modem borne, near 10hool, I DRY C\.IANING 'r · ht'valier, Long &ttom. rw•oa. Aneld Brotben, MJldem Jwmlat.d, •all board 6 17 J{)tp Ill ltMI 11a1a Slt'Oel, Po.,. beatinl, large lot 72 1 295. For Sale or Rent --...,., ,.... tn wca. Phor.o r a. m. 10 6 p. 111. WY end ' ,,,c; HF:ST AND BEST -· " ·-7 11 lie W9741 EYininp, 7 to 9 p. m :. < u t: •oom hou,. to be HOUSI!: lor rent or sale, by COLD STORAGE WV 2-2441 52 tic 1 re Moved from Premises. monthJy payments on land SERVICE ececlo and Locus! Streoto, l!O!tlract, 53! Mill Street, MiddJepurt, Ohio. Cau WY 2- dleport. Pbone WY 2-6262. W1ntecl To Buy ROBINSON'S 5221. 8 22 31c I IS lie Launderttt-Dry CJeanert --··--Con~~'nt Pickup NE W AND USED clothing sold HOUSE TO RENT er bu)' 011 A. LARGE IJoultjlary of t1Jn. Jt8fltnsln : af Pearl Hawthorne's on Mt. land .oatract ID llutata 8igh ber near Pomerey, Ohio. Coo: Moriah RidJe, Racine, Ohio, and Riverview School distact: M Vf. Jlunyons, Mlnt..;r;·~orrtr,. , Rl. 2, Phone \VI 9-3074. · wvu"ili trict. Phone WI 9-2824. er"'illl, Ohio. W\' utlt. 6 22 6ta • :II 10tc 12altp BOLOGNA •tr. BroUfhlons Tin Roof BACKS~ lb. I lb. pkg. lb. 10c SSe 47c ICE MILK Put a phone wliire JJU1 are dot. l·lb. OR "MIX or MATCH" IGA Hard Candies 3pkgs.69¢ 12 ''"' 98c Why rac:e lor • lllngir\g Phone whea one. in )'OUI , tNotbhop oan p\d; all••Ds onlr • rtech away •• ~~ 1 on4 mab It eonvonltnllo m.....111, too? Havlnl i , on ""'onslon phone wlltrt you work ar play maltea loU ol J<Ose ot little epe.... Phone or vtoll 0.. ' ..... _ 0~ r.. the happy deljltb. . N5 Qt. Size • Von Campa - - - - - - - 52 er. i -~ .---·-~- 1 · GINERAL TELI/IHDNI i ~~:~-~-W.ntf<loM;...... \jbj WAID ' CROSS' SONS RAt!INf, OHI~ '. , 'l! , •• 'l,' ..... ' Goo<lsalacls dopona on qu•l- c hds. ity laltuco, ond TtbloFrosh MWS qutlityl GREEN APPLES ~~~~ _ _ 3 '::. 49c MONARCH QUALITY largo 303 can Ripe Olives Huron Evaporated MILK 4.':~~ 49c - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·Frozen ORANGE JUICE =~7~.._ 4·:~.s1·00 11 C STOKLEY'S CATSUP ------1•1. ssc MAGIC BLEACH 43c PORK &BEANS " 39c PUDDING or PIE FILLING ...... 4 35c . GAl. 20oz. llattlt PUR COATS DINNERS ~ •• JELLO BllAND ChoJ ·olate, Le-mon, Vanilla or • Cocoanut Cnam Vanilla-Chocolate Marshmallow with Spanish Peanuts '• REACH-DON'T RUN $1 REGULAR 29¢ EACH _ _ _ ___;:::...__ ___:CUT::.: UP FRYERS -lb. 31c z - 3787, • pa funw:8 1 atorm 2 lb. CHICKEN PARTS ·. for IGA Gala Assortment c fi'OR SALE: 3 bedroom home, in Syracuse, hardwood IIOOta.j Service Phone WY carpeting. can WY close to IIChoola. MORTON'S TV U. S. Govt. Inspected • nng TURKEY ALL VARIETIES 89c 99 C _ _ _ 6 'rolls BISCUITS Whole Fryer ~~~:::.~~I dt1C:KEN - lOt can MORTON'S POT PIES __ 6 BALLARD'S OR PILLSBURY'S ~~~~~~;;~~~~ ~ BEEF - c lb• box SOLID ROLL 88 2-11!3 6 23 Stc Blaettnars USED FREEZER BUYS and coal furnace heating, teplenly wa2U.br, 2 water sysms, al'lll, garage, cblckenbouse, all with good roofs .. Limestone soli, fertile and well fenced, tobacco base " 500110 · •• o, · • CbarJea~ Jones, Salesmu GALLON OF ICE CREAM. FROZEN LARGE EGGS _ __ on Route 68 5 1. -room hou.te with bath V. GRADE A Blaeftnars c FROZEN FOODS SALE! MASON - Doug Roush, Le- I tart. W. Va .. farmer and owne, of the Riverside Golf Course now under construction at Mason, was painfully injured Monday when a tractor to~ pled on him whlle he was working on the course I' . ~~ah _suffered severe back IDJurlet~~, Jt was reported, and was taken to the Gallipolis Medical Center for treatment. I Brake Servi'Ce r lb . LOOK!.. LARGE 16 OUNCE CAN OF HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUP, ONLY - - - - - - - WheeIAngnment .. 3 $1 Golf Course Owner Painfully Injured METROPOLITAN ST. ~. 7i p 1957 Mercury Montclair MAIN I! >I q lb. YM1 • - "Strilt Out" whM 6 cylinder. Real solid, clean and nice 606 E. c RIB STEAK ear 1956 Chevrolet 4 Dr. FuU power, local owner. A real nice er car ti 'I LARGE 4 OUNCE SIZE DREAM WHIP box39c ORANGE PINEAPPLE Drink Hi·C Orange Drink Hi-C Grape Drink' Hi-C Punch Drink Hi-C LARGE 46-0Z. CANS cea ' Middleport, ·0. RUTLAND • Avai11ble At: TABLE GARPEN The BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET JIC)MEIIIOY and SUMMER STORE HOURS: MON., TUES., WED, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM THURS., FRI., SAT . ..... . .. 8:00AM to 9:00PM (CLOSED ON SUNDAYS) , • We Re serve Tile Right to Limit Quantities All The1e Items Are Alao 113 W. COR. SECOND SECCDND ST. OHIO SALAD DRESSING qt. ( 39 One Ounce Ground Black Pepper 1Oc eWITH TtilS COUPONe Coupnn e~lres SaLUrday, June 2'1, 1964: �' ' .. . . .. ... .. . . . . . ' ~ . . .., . ,. Chase & Saallorn we.-1 ---------- 8-Dafly Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 , June 24 . 1964 'Mvm an~ Mr. Kobleentz Rock Springs abo r nrulled m Homemakt'rs' Council annual mPellng: , held at , Shor! Course. Mershon Auditorium, on t h e I - - - -Ohio State Umvcrsity Campus. BIRTKDAY HONORED TillS meetmg also was the dos. :ng session of Homemakers' 1 A _brrthda y party honormg Short Cour:«>. Lewt ~ bust wa s held Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black1 St'vtrHl Meig <: rountv homeI night at tht home of Jean ston and family are vacation.. ~ , · (' 1 b Young _ The evening wa s mg . m <~ "-011·>~ "ere m ;o urn u ~ on 1 was shown how h 0 rn e 1 in North Carolina. s 1ecrll Jlmgr..• r111 • •_ t><"·onomrcs work m t he E xu·n- , sptont en]oring a w_ienf'r roast. 1 J·r' ne 18 1..... 8 • • < · •·tl<1""" ....... L ",·onOUlr'cs· "'c- .xl "ns ·on- ' ston . Serv 1.ee 11as grown an d Pop and pot~ to dnps we re ·1 Mr and Mrs. Gene Grueser I r... ~- • 1 . Yt 0 tt•HI <H Today and Tomo r cha n ed "ttlrou h t~ vears. st:.rvcd_. Pr,cstnt were Carolyn, [ and fanu ly o_f Columbus spent 1" v.· " n ~rkino thP 50th anni H g k !g M ,. V1 r~r nr<r. Carv and J ohn Bush, 1 a weekend wtth Mr . and , ~"1'1 omt>mn er~ rom ontgomery, d •. Hd · G v · -;t~ n '~ t h~ C'.('H;lpenrlrv• !7: x A~hahu!a Asrhland . Chnm-! Mr . an ~~~ s. Lewis u son. Mrs. Lewis rueser. d ·~ pre"enl"d "( . d , h. . Rad~ 1' .,1"-Jon S•r·v 1 1 m an Y.as 1rgton Sonnv ,_ ··"" "' ' " pargn tar . · llud~on - ' Me~ sun and Ran\1r a nd Mrs. WI.111am · 11, Oh 110 H"me Dr mon ...,rranon ' d km Mcnamel. ll<--~rtford JPa n 1telpe present tht! Ynung and the honored guest, , ford, Mr. annd Mrs. r-nut1tie ~ L11rry , -.....-------~ · story. Sheets and Mr and Mrs. WiiLewil-> Bush . Ham Folmer and tht>ir families Mt~s l:k<~lri re McConnel!. de~ STACKED HEEL enjoyed a ('OOk out Saturday •utv dm>dor . women 's bureau, evening . tl. S. rk1,artmPnt oJ Labor. Mrs. Hugh Bt>arhs visited on outlinf:'d fut ure work in her Mondav with Mrs. Har r y ta lk. ·· Thee Bole of -Nomen as B+>arhs and daughtf'rs of Nyf' eWhite Home ma kN~ and Communily Ave. eBiack Attending from ~1Pigs CounMr . and Mrs. Wi lliam Fol· eCoffeo ty wert:' Mrs Fran\'PS Spencer, ffil-' r, Judith, Jeffry, and Mrs. Mrs. Marg <:~re t Brown, Mrs. Scutt Folmer wen.· bus iness vis. Pau~ine Myers, Mrs Marie Krvin Dailey , son of Mr. and M nd I K.'oU lenlz and :v! rs._ Jomet Uav- Mr··- llo'"ard. Dal-1")', GP•nt~"t, itors in Columbus o ay . _, •• "' " " Mr and Mrs. Dann~· West , MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Is, _County ExtensiOn Agent, I underwent eye surgery Tue1id<ly and sons, Pat and Mike of ' ' :::=::::=====~A~'~"~ -~ t~an~t--~M:r:'- -B~r=·o:wn::_:M~rs _ mornmg · a t ·'uJe Ga 11·lpo 1·IS c1 m· 1 Fal ls CreE-k. Pa are ~ pending ; 1 ic, i a week with her parents, 1 : Mr . and Mrs. Riehard Bailey i Mr . and Mrs . Arnold Snowden. ! Homemakers go I For Program on Extension Work . SWin'S PREIItiUM_- Ttnltr Iron COFFEE Strike Up the Band'' Society Notes Reaul•r TO INGELS FURNITURE Ketchup FOR THE BIG Around And About · PUMP ss.99 ·I • DUTTONS i\ti\:he:~ el HEADQUARTERS FOR SUMMER Fun • MEN'S AND BOYS WHITE ALL SIZES CHOICE OF SHADES fl Pg. $2 !19 value mold- !kg . 59c value Ladies SP.:o~m free Nylon~ . r I , 1 I ! Dl~~~~~~~~~-! _ 5 9c na , Dallas and Duane, spent seve ral days the pa st wec·k campiPg at forked Run Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M)'r~Jn Miller and .-;on. Jimmy, srent Sun~ d:.~y al Lakt• Alma near W~:lts~ ton. Choice- of shades. Buy Suntan Lotion .... ASST. COSMETICS Slzos 8'12 eSWIM FINS eTwin Snorkel SWIM MASK eWATER TOYS eSWIM MASK eNOSE CLIPS eEAR PLUGS eSWIM CAPS \1 i~ii ed Ol)S, DUTTON DRUG CO. PV!'r Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy. Jr. and son Torry, Favettr~\'ille , N. C., hc1ve returned to their Middleport, 0 . hom~ a!1!-T srverJ l WPPk·s - - -....---------~~ her·r with. relati V('S . vi~~ U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GROUND BEEF or GROUND CHUCK Small, nwdium . l <~r.l-(e. BIG SIZE Holds 7 Quart Jars ENAMEL .00 CANNER each Women• & Children canning season. CHAIRS Sandals AlumSave now at this low low price. For patio and othe r places. Save at your Bonanza Store. Ladies and Children. H.eg. 49c value Zori Thong Sandals. Asst. colors. One large group Shop early. DISCOUNT PRICI s $ .44 8-PIECE TUMBLER SETS IN GIFT BOX ••• F'anc·yy ri {·Cu r:Jtt•d B piN"f' Tum bler SP I. Hf'k{. $1 .00 \';Jiue ;..·ew H- thru Sal .. Jun1 27 At J.ny EVANS c .44 pr ••• 54 INCH BURN PROOF IRONING c 54" Burn Proor Ironing Board Pad an d Cover. Buy now at low discount price. DISCOUNT PRICE FESTIVAL HEAVY QUALITY OFF Bargains galorP now in this clear· anrf• nf mid·su mmn stock ! ! iJ Ch Jdn·n's drP ~~es. \\'Par. coat <>. jackets gnln ~ ol a BIG 25"; play.wear. swi m evrrything REnt TTlON. New low discounl price 88 C ea DISCOUNT PRICE LARGE COLORFUL 18x 30 CARPET With thl1 Coupon •nd 'urdla.. oil No. 12 lor Morlo'• IMkd Mont. Sf'e thf'se and save money now . 44 DISCOUNT PRICE POMEROY, OHIO coated with new Teflon. Cooks without 1 ea. grease. PAINT ~ STOKELY'S A fine quality Plastic Clothes Hamper with lid. Choice of best co Jors. Big capacity at a low low price. 95 • PLUS FED. TAX \ WITH $150 IN EVANS CASH REGISTER TAPE:• $ 1 • Discount Price ..,5 • VICTOR VINYL WALL p~~~·~O~O~!• Discount Prlee s1•99 gol. Victo r Vinyl WaH .Paint. White and New low low discount price. Save at your Bonanza Store. co hu·s $ • lnn1 Ca1lr. Rtll.t.u T1141• Ladies' Roll Sleeve Plus for • . 'lu ••• ISt.N I• BLOUSES An4 Accumulated lefor• Aug. I, 1964 $ boxes $ H. ROMAN CLEANSER , )W~'n'S I,ROOKPIILD c...u AMIRIC~N 2 lb.• ctri. ' PAINT PAN ROLLER SOS Reg. $1.!9 value Paint Pan and Roller Sel. Do it yourself. Save at thil l)rice. Dis<ount Prlee Spread ·. ' 89 ... ' BLEACH ACTIVE ALL FOR AUTO. WASHING ' 88 39 TRAY a SET •o• 69 Gallon King Size PICNIC tiUB ::~ Cloltr Cllesl 11 .q'. 5 lb. Bag 12 Alll•llor POUND CAlli£ 0:1. Ctn. PICNIC SUPPLIES Dixie C1ps Hoi 31 Cold 3l 1S d. 25 d. ,, g 61' White Paper Plates •••• 101b.61 ' Kingsford Charcoal ' 24 ... 31 Scott Placemals ••t, Scott Towels 3 J:;" $1 Ma Brown 01 Fash. Pickles 3 24-cn. '1 Ma Bro"Nn 01 Fasit; Pickles ••ar .._ r:.a l 2-.31 Ma Brown Hamburg. Sl. Dills ·z ian nJar... .ar Planter's Peanut Biller . 2o:..d- 33 Hudson Napkins Save S5.77 POOL SET FINE BAKED ,•4• . BREAD SALT RISII8 IlEAl ----. . katie EVANS ,, ~;: ,)' .' -..- ·~ . ·_- . -' -" F~DSJ IPECIA ·-·· .. tit' , .. ' _. ·-· ,...........·- It,,. .... . ... ~ ... - ~ ~ : I <;! I' 16LHf OL . ·•· \,,: Reg. 43 c ~lHEAT CloO~ -· a ,. ! katlo EVANS T••r - d. COFFEE CAKE ''368 89 IOoz. Pk111. k.tle EVANS All V•rl.tles 11o. ' jaN $10.65 Value No Coupon Need.dl Jug " 1 6 s1 PictSweel Green Peen PiciSweet Cut Broccoli PiciSweel Cut Corn JncludM rool, ;10'1 rlnt, FUn floto wllh roJM, •ul 1i1e oir maHrett, Cleaner at· tachrHnt, tepalr ~lt. I $5.291 I' ... Compare at $1.59. ~ ' CAULIFLOWER BROCCOLI SPEARS FORDHOOK LIMAS -Sa~<~a ree I' ~ 31 • 38 . SGIJd colon. 1 h r • • &tytes. 97 . VAHISING 5i:~e&: Evans Low Price - PletSweet 1 4 ~~~- Cake Mixes TOI"I Mull h Dated Afl1r May 25, 1964 gal. now. I lb. boxea PILLSBURY Sf.95 fl•• ..... Taa oe41 ttH I• • lb. 7 Fr. Fried Potatoes White-Yellow-Choc. -Db!. Dutch·Bav Creme-Swiss Choc. . SALAD DRESSING No.1 Cans SOUP l:n-11 Clatlr. lttll•\~r T&Je•• p~~!;!~~;. 51.99 •• 88! 89 49 49 1 ' SCIYI Dixie Gloss House Paint. White and Mlors . Low low discount price. Save BLOUSES 46·01. Cant Chicken Noodle Chicken with Rice Vegetable Beet HAMPERS C LADIES COOL COTTON SLEEVELESS SUMMER Lndl+>s:' nPw ~ssnrt.ment Summer Blmrsrs . Cool cottons. Asst. pat l.t>l'ns tmd colors. See these and Save. COVERED CLOTHES ,_ $1 44 -46-oz. Coo Can n. er , non ~allergic. TEFLON FRY Choice of bright colora. Heavy metal pan with enameled finish , inside 46-oz. Cans 46-0L OUYES • FANCY PLASTIC PANS SUGAR DONALD DUCK 3 44 ENAMEL WARE BRKJHTEN UP WITH DOOR MATS Reg. 59e 18){30 size. Asst. colors. Better Carpet Door Mall. $ av-Aka LEMO~~J9 CABBAGE OtUT ' "DIXIE" GLOSS HOUSE Shnp ear ly for I he gr.,al. sav1 ngs. L&Z Children's Shop 120 E. MA IN One large group of Better Enamelware Hpavy quality, new patterns. can Big 13 oz. low price. oat . Kitchen Enamel Ware 49 Piece Foam Rubber Bed Pillow. Zipper cov· pe Powdered Light Brown - Dark Brown DONALD DUCK PILLOWS RP.g. $4.00 value. One cans 1i Colonial BLEIDED JUICE 2 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ORAIGE JUICE PINE-GPFRT. DRill 3 RUBBER BED ( ;- ' Hunt's Tomato Juice 20 ~a~:- 1 i ~~ lb. 3 3 Dixie Belle Crackers 2 ~0~~491 ...__ _ _...... F&PSpinach 2 ~::. 49 2 F&PFruit Cocktail 49: New Solid Head ', ~E DONALD DUCK ONE PIECE FOAM FRESH VACUUM PACKED Fresh vacuum packed, Tom Scott mixed delifresh roasted cious mixed nut.s. Buy several cans noW at this low ~ $1 · CAMPBELL'S At Any EV,ANS NUTS • clean Now lt-oru lor., Juno 21 BOARD PAD & COVER ' THONG ZORI Reg. $5.98 value isum Rockers. Big size Re-g . $2.00 Enamel holds 7 quart jurs Cannf'l' ju.sl in time for ANCHOR-HOCKING FANCY DECORATED ALUMINUM PATIO ROCKING 4-oz. FRESH 'L\S1F$__, DIAL SHAMPOO well madi". Hu~ !WVf'l'al nn w. s OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 - SAT. TIL 9 6 Each Nothin~ works like MIDDLEPORT, 0 . - 55 cello pkg. COPPIIITONE SUNTAN lOTION Witt, thll Co11pon ~;~nd Purc:hcno ofo llfl•O E, bll. LOOK ••. SUMMER CLEARANCE o/o :~~· '-"- $111 Luscious Buy! JUMBO 14-o•. With thl1 Coupon 111nd Purdu••• of1 Any Sl1• btl , · ctn, Values lo $1 9!1 in th!s gr011p of M('n' s 1:1-ettt>r Sport ~ hr rts . PORK canta 2-lb. Discount Pric&------Tom Scott Mixed All CHILDREN'S WEAR Macaroons ROASTING CHICKENS CHOPPED Skinltn MN, Stamps , dis('UU!II prin•. Shop t>ar ly. (STORE-WIDE) NUT CAKE SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER GROWN U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED Swiffs Premium U. S. Goy't. tns~ded WIENERS HOMESPUN 101111 SIZES S, M & L Jhp W(·('l\('lld Wlt!J Hrcl1<1rds. Swift'• p,.mium SPORT SHIRTS 'lis p~1rPr1ts r111d ol lw r rr lAiivt·~ Mr s. Ynung vi .~ it ed with her Arnold Ri r hard s. : Mr . and Mrs . Sta,·e ~r Runt.on i and son. Hrrt t . nf Cincimmfi, ' are spt•nrti ng 1hi~ W"ek wrth her pnn·nts. Mr. anti Mrs . 1\rno!f Evans Super Trim - SHORT SLEEVE na. Caltf. J oe You ng. Jr. 8rld c hlldren, : .Joe and MPian ie. fl f Woodsfi eld Summertime •.. ~nd the tanning is easy with .~ u n 1:.1 11 aids from our rom!Jlt•t <> "-!' lection of lotions, cream~ ;;nti With Thil Co11port • Pwtha•• Of l lb1 . ., mor• MEN'S PLAIN & PRINTED from their son and family. Edward McComas, in Santa An- · \' 29 can ALL MEAT Sumhint Springtime A.s.rortm~nt Now fhru $at., J~ 'II At An., E\'AHS Mr ami Mrs. Ha-rflld Gt•nr gr• Prevent burning! ea ! of Gall1polis visited Father 's I Day wJth lwr pJrents. Mr . / and Mrs. L. W. McComas . Thev ! alsc rE>f <> ived a t.eleph<me r·ail r c DISCOUNT PRICE FOR THURSDAY-- FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 eHAND..FINS Swift'• p,..rnlum--U . S. Go•lll. Inspected June 27, One large group of Asst. Plastic Household Items, and other Glas.<:ware. Asst. values to 29c in this group. ~thool. " SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER GROWN U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Thoroughly Cooked Ready. To-Eat lb. TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY Mary Suzanne Bradbury, J o y Boggs, Patsy Mal"!l(:'y, a n d , Seren Lewis are attending the : Buckeye Girls' State at Capi· ' tal University in Columbus. They are sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of F'r•ene-y-R<•n1 nett Post-~"Amencan LegiDn ' in Mtdd h:·port. , Household Plastics of her N.a ncy, fro m ~- SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport Monday thru Thursday 9 A.M. 6 P.M. f;rldoy and Soturdoy 8:30 A.M. 8:30 SALE! ASSORTED SALEI ~::raUualiun q lb. Delight Cakn 1 0-0L 19~. Values To 39c Asst. Group To 11 Mrs. H. 0. Ew ing has rE>turnVu .. where she vl1;r ted with lwr son-in law and aaughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. (; .A.ver~· , and at· grauddaughters, ju nior high school and Arm, from se nior high rennre ONE LARGE TABLE ! ('(l from Arlrngton lt'ndr-d tire 99C REG. $1.45 VALUE COPPERTONE DISCOUNT PRICE Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber i and fetm lly, Dennis, Dean, Don - , OFF LABEL MAXWELL HOU51 · Swift'• Premium REG. 75c VALUE ICE BLUE SECRET pricl'. Save now >I lb. lb. lb. Middleport LADIES SELF SEAM FINE NYLON HOSIERY 11 KIAFT'S Quantity Rights Reserved lnopocto~ severa l pair now at this low erai ser vices. Needs ,' , I IC)-oz. 32 Hrch~ , I iiiili.;j~;;ij~~~-~=====::::::::::~~ and suns . a11d • ard. !rav e returned to their , ho111e rn Sprrngheld after bt>1 mg called here due to the liJ.. ness ;md deat~r of Ius nhltlter , , Mrs . WI!Iram bailey. l't'lr . and Mrs. C. 1\. Gilbert of Sprin~t'it:'ld werL VJ~ii.orr~ Monday with Mr . ana Mrs. Leo Ken~ · ned~ and also attended tile l'un- Snider's Catsup 39 "'" Miracle French Dressing '~a~7 ;;~iNG_c.~i·~rKE~· sp;:~~S Kraft'~ French Dressiag :~:.27 Swift's Premium -Tender Grown U. S. Government Inspected WINGS Star-Kist Chunk Tuna 3 891 BREASTS Lecs & nighs Cut Up FRYERS lb. 27 katie Evans Mayonnaise ,a":· 591 II 49 59 EVANS SUPER TRIM-SWI"'S PREMIUM . - - - - - - - - -.... 25c U. S. Government Inspected U. S. Oov't. Instant Coffee j~·- '2.091 ETS SUNDAY STYLE, BONELESS, ROLLED PICIIC 11 th:S~t•: L:~~!ntities BEEF ROAST 79 Split-Broilers Harmel' \ Dinty Moore STYLE HAM to VIENNA CORIED 49 lb. Longhorn Cheese to P.M. SAUSAGE BEEF 3-lb. $189 coni Open Friday & Saturday Nights WY 2-2635 / SAVE IOc 4 Equal Portio•• lb. INGELS FURNI : STEAKS HADDOCK • 1 COD Whole Chicken Tooto-o-$ea french fried Best Values Of The Year Middleport THE SHOE BOX Z.lb. C•n 5TH BIRTHDAY SALE! 14-os.$ .,.•. Talte·O-S.a Breaded I ! ' - FRYIN8 Drip '$ 49 THE BIG PARADE LEADS REIN~ - ' t•f• ' ' . ~.{: �iitt # •.1 J,,.'-•• ••' ' ~0:: ~~a,:,y~:!. ':i o1 111e oatioa thai th- perfonner& are Inter- a Rlcbard Chamberlain being [b<ro-worshipped. Television of__ !era the IISUal quality of per· HOLLY"'OO ( 1- yone Iformer in this line. Yet by and . ~ :<!'ho his ..er ;;~tte~ ~tt~ large, video prime-time pro. remartts at'iOOI ' ar ·. e grams an des~ned mostl~ for : Beatles and otber. tetevtsl'"; the tired businessm• n mentall· Idola of teen·ag""' ts aware 0 I) and the exhausted bouseth• e>traordinanly unpassiOned wll~. Just as the o><tworks have Jetter• that"""' pour m. badty neglected significant, th. entioisms of these per- key-hour programming for By RIO. DU BROW Uull«< I'Nio llltenatloaal . 0 UPJ An formen . are, of course, based grade school youngsk>rs, on)) on JUdgments of their per· mances. Yet when one looks at ~ network shows Uu.t the par. eofa .of lheoe nd -..teen-agers help ..... austain, a wuen one n~~ bow little decent programnung ~ l! lor Intelligent tee11aferS, It is not hard to sympathie with the fact that often they have to take their heroes where 11tey can find them. It have they also ignored their duty of responsii.Jilit} to ..he in· ereaslngly important teen-age popuIace. "Mr . Novak •" the ..,. ries about a high school teach. itt&.nce in this direcer, IS 8 P .. tion, and a superfJcLa) one at that. There is an unportant differ· ence in what thr aduK and ..:.~k =-difficuh -til ld01ize someone teen-age audiences look for in who isn't available. general in a television s~ow . Most adults are looking for deTeen-age iduls ware an old and honored traditim ., and t&chment. Most tee:1agers, If there is certalnly no harm in their letters are any Indication, Anlbo!J1· eated In them. '!be """" of Quinn Is lolervlewed on NJIC. however, Is unreality - a r:. 'lV's weeteliLi • • • On Saturday, most televWon programmtrw, "SuDday" program tbJa treat from human attachmellll. ABC.1V'a "Wide World of The video hucksters •r• In· Sports" offers the celebrated tereated only In sellln theh pro- English horse rtce the tradl. ducts. Thoy look at llle teen- t1ona1 Ascot Gold ~P. with Ed· ager only as • person who Is die Arcaro as comme. .llllor. coming into a greater propor· tion of the nation's spending ·::::_:::..._:_::_::_ _::...:.,_....::._ _ _ _ _ _~.. · - - - DAILY CROSSWORD so ADII088 I 1. Part ot a ch&l.r b&clr vegetable. 10. Poi8onOWI 12. Living 13. Dlop&teh boat 1'-Felgu a. So. Am. IndlaD """"' 111. Royal~ ch&nlctc" .. ._ boat U.Cut<a, I A-s ~:,;; :~ ~- ~-~~~~!~~~~ l~:~;~~~~:J 5TAIMIIL r~~~~~~~~j BUS SERV .. EXPERT house painter, InterIOr and uterior. Contract or by tbe bour. Free estimates. can wv Z-6878. """ •NU~~, liMIT,. IWt<AT ARE 'IOU PEEKIN' OUT TH' WINDER AN' GIGGLIN' AT, NosY ? T11EM TWO 'IOUNG ·UNS- - -- - ~;;;:;:;--,mr. 6 2f 6tp ,..1!& NEE NEE HEEl MARINEE SALES CAR TOP flbreglass boat, 12 ft. metal carrier, oars, fire utinguisher. 4\lo h .~. motor, ~1.00. t.Jke new. Call Mason 773-5384. B 2f 8tp 1\eETLE JU6HAI AN' SAI'1AI~T~IY 23. G&1ned 25.A BUS SERV FARMERS: for the best bulb, at the best price, with the natioo's leading sires in Dalry and Beef. For forenoon convenience service, call by 8:00 a. m., afternoon service by 1:00 p. m., by calling Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. Technician, Leland Parker, Pomeroy, 0. Ph. WY 2-2264. Albert Parker, Chester. Ohio. Ph. 985-341]. 6 24 30tp 21. Lim'• O.Specleool <I'OCWI 0. Wlntlllre p;,rt 'r. Akin 8.Amrm 8.Ju.te 1LApple center l!ldo· &'"I' 211. Shlpo wormo 32.RI,.. ln I~• -.... Scot. land SS.Cheoto 36.1!ooomM dull ll'l. El· u .. - - . . Girt'• nlok· 1 Lilt IWDO LI'L ABNiiR 4AAN8W' Y-U. .1. Bulrtn« l• <2-Inlldool tile bud ., Bptloal 2LlilJtcl&- .a...• Late (]assl,fl'tds POR tAL! .. . . .. ONl 11-months old Terrier and a llllhuahua lemale pup. Ph. 88 :1-4783. 6 :14 31<: II.II.TCii wt(e llllllool JLAjoU,. ' 26. Adam'l 19. LlqUI4 20. i'arolQ'oa 19. Dreod& • S. Central 1T.Hulben'J' Faroe: abbr. 18. Biblical • -- ! . "-at arot otcta" ltne ... It. t•: 5.DO.hot green . ...... ·· The ClllldOI Swim: 1 ·- -- --. Jootlne ·for etladlmo!llt. - . , . · 'nlor • · m l'HpOIIo '!'bey are nol llted , of life; they llblllly I hellliDfl 1o lel'ioully lor of tt. .,._ mold tbe aenerau.n that will are e&IOI' more • ...., llbDII)' In helpfnl lo llrioulb: are .' 44/1.. . . 4iii.Tomako card o1 Thanks .. I WOULD like to take this opportunlt) to thank aU those who were so kind and helptu: during my stay in the hospital. I wish, especially, to thank Dr. Boice and Di. Slack, the nurses at Meigs General Hospi•aJ, my won· derful neighbors and all those who sent flower~. and cards. Your ltindness wiH always be remembered. Raymond Hood, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. cbolco 28.Ammcl IO.Un.mphloo Ucated at. Ft&tteriDr. ...... SI.Oboe....S - U.Reverle 18. "'Man'• belt II.Bvv:pooL ., J:loa<tr While we're 6noozinq awa~ in .;ome motel d.CovenC with IYy &:xar.Jp<ab Alatrallo. he could qet 1f)() mile6 ahead of us! "·Ab Juicy 1 'cal 8 24 lie fruit - ....-.., &t.Dmllp SUBb FOR 1\ACINE IIO.Aotroet- The Syracuse emergency unit waa summoned Monday DOWN 1. Mali! deer DAILY CBYI'TOQlJOTE - Here's how to work U: AXYDLBAAXB Ia LONGFELLOW o .. ! ~ tter limply •tands tor uoth•r. lll thi• sample A 11 ull4 for the thru L'.. X for tbe two o·.. etc. SinJltt letters, a.poatrophies, the length and formatiOn ot the worda are all hintl. Each 4&y tht code !etten are dlffeJ'eJlt. ... CrJPtos- MASON Quo- I'll _v__:l GO RBPMB JP LVUBLK QVRKO PJVKYO UBC JP PGYOKAHKO.AV YPLVKEPGLUGAC WJEH RADIO PRUGRA~I ti 15 s'?" o~ · I Cl k llSI('3 or ;w News Headlines 6 15 M 7 7 31 Mu•icat Clock 1 4; The Wleline 8 00 Ohio Valley News B Of) World, National Net"~~ 8 to Sports ·~ 8 15 W'~;;..et~~· 8 lf'~lil<ti,""""i 8 ~:~111"~"1\0ewa I:• ,Titl,l of \he Town I Si: Miiiioli' tbml) N•ws 10:.00 Fa!J1iiy Worship Hour 10: IS Publlc Service 10'10 Lalllbstrlng IIJ:i6 Worlll News U:)o Morning Melodies ·. le>c~ Friday, 1 Churtrb Bells Ring! 11·46 World Newa II 5t; Ma!MIO Couni:J Newa 1! · ~ . Co~urUty News 12.ta Local, News 5·00 Community UJG MUNilAV rllJttllJGH FRIDAY Ill . ~· Marlets 12 W Mid Day Weal~ 12 2t1 'Evans Bulletin Boord 12:Z News 0 Grams 12 !jl Agriculture Agent 12~ · COUni!J Go Round 1 $& News Beat 2tlti COUntry Go Round Ul6 Newa Beat I '00 Let'a fake J Break I 55 NeVIS Beat f ·.~ Dtacing with Doss f :~ Interchange I llllh Sporu 5 15 Spotlight on Weather 30 Di "usl· 5 25 o~ nner ~"' 6·00 Sunset Blvd t ~•" ' Br Sean Scully "SEVEN SIAS TO CALAIS• Rod Taylor Keith Mitchell · (Color) Thun. & Fri. ~ml Eadl department alao-haa a 1~~~ In eiYIDf -~ 111011~,-J'rldl,, wJII btl ,_ • , "' . ,. I _.~ ,·;QICI r7 P,:1· ' . ., reertatiOD poriotl clurlne the ; • puJh and above to set It nlc """"ludin& lile tcbool. /l'rlll:w)l m, ~ _...., lllllrlliiiC· going qaln. 'The oLalf feell the Teaching pmooneJ· are Nur- • .., v~; f W' Somethln& new haa been add- · BChoolle wortbwhUe but public i' ..ry, Mrs. ~ Milll In d ~ Jao.l(t Glltbll t JloiJIIi. ed In. way al. aunery lor l •palbY must be ovorcome bY helpers, Ann Orlner, Betsy ' son ; Juoion n , lin. Cllr!alt, and small I'OIIllcu a1 the Art omall children ct mothen who wiUmg worlten to Insure its Cunmnght.m. Sandra B~~J~Ce, l McNeal Debbie jlfr1 1~ Approximately 200 children ed by the Mlddleporl MlnW... . animals made from paper ma· 9oluot.eered to teaeb. Mn. Nora 1 continuance. / ~ 1-tt1 .~ , ~~If' • · . • _. and youth are enrolled In I be lal Assoclatloo. ten.~. 11tey a1ao p1an to make llllla hoa takell 011 thl• tam, Mr. L. w. McComu Ia g!T- White, Karon Bacl!lir, M' r 1 . ·DOOald · Boone, Cat •.,. ..,.., Middleport Daliy Vacstlon Bl· A tour of tho clnsrnoml In tiny baJitell and plaques with . with helpen. It II boped IMt ! 1n11 hls aasistance and Mr. WU.. John Fultz, Mrs. I!Uzabeth Fi•h- 1T---.era, JJettf Lit! C's Mf ble School being held this week action Tuesday reYe&led the Bible 91!1'11!1. . ne•t year mothers with cl!ild·i Jtie ts ...Ving as cu•Uldian dur- er and Cath_y Pickens; Prinutry ...,...taJ<y, s.n.. 'e lf 'w, and next at the Central School type of JlfOgram and . crutlve 'n1fl primary Jndel bave : reo will •olunteer more read· lng the weeks. Rev. Boone out- I, Mrs. Dale Wall>um, Marsha and alllllanl '"""i!J!IO'I building. The school Ia sponsor. projeclll that an belnc under- lesson periDdl uabtg work I lly If their children are cared lined the coot of the prngram Bowles: Primary II, Mrs. Rlcb- Hawley. ,-, ': taken at tbla year'a ..toDa boob wltb Bible llorleo and I for. with funds secured lor the most [;-iiiiiiifii..,.iiiii..i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii;..._~ii;;;ooi;;;p;if!i;;-=t SO~JJ.~ ~ wltb the Rev. Donald Boone of pictures and crafts relating to l A music room has been pro- ~art from offerings taken at the First Baptist Cbun:b ...,.. lbe theme. One ol the teaebera vlded and an lnfonnal muoic the week of prayer and t h e ..... ~ log as dean of tbe school with Mlao Susan Slater, Ia a veteran hour gives the children an op- Thanksgiving and Good Friday ... .,, • ~-- - ~ • the Rev. Howord Roppelt of Bible School pupD bavln& ot- portunity I<> learn music (rom Mrvices. the Presbyterian Cllurch 8SJiat. tended the ochools alnce • young [ other naUons. Helper• lhls year Each c~urch has contributed Jtme U ant dean. child. After serving four years · are not Umited to girls si!IC1' $30 toward the cost. The craft ') o/:i! ~~ ... The Wildwood Garden club Adult teachers are on band ao a helper thla year marka I Jim Jlulcher 18 assisting In one pack costs $l each and with " I ·~-. will rn~t at the home of Mrs. In eacb or lhe departments her lint year u 1 teacher. i of tbe jur.ior grades. large enrollment, they will be , :., Milton Houd8!belt Wednesday, with bigb school studenta work· Severollnnovatioaa hove been Rev. Boooe and Rev. Rup- shared this year. besides the I at 8 p.m. for a wiener roast. lng as helpers. Tbla marks an made In this year's school in- pelt are gratified that the at· [ teacher using her ingenuity .In The annual picnic of class 12 lmprnvement over )ast year eluding chapel aervloel which tendance ju.Wted their concern constructing patterns from I ··. :. -. and lha W.S.C.S. of Heath when students mhstttulecl lor are conducleil In each depart- over the school as there had ' paper plates, ribbon, Ice cream , Methodist Church will be held adult leaders wbo failed to vol- ment ot a ~enl time, oot- been some question earlier of sticks, and other materials. Wednesday, June 24 at the home unteer for teaching the claaaeo. of-doors or lndoOn u the leaclr hiving It at aU, due to the Jack A program will be given of Mrs. M. t.. French. All wolD- Thia year's theme, "Je111s - er seea fit. Different miDJatera of response of mature adults. Thursday evening, July 2 at en of the church are invited. the Promlled Saviour," II be- will bt uked I<> preaenl dev<>- Rev. Boona credlll Rev. Rup- 7:30 p.m. with crafts to be on Court Street- Pomeroy • :>, A committee from both circles • ing carried out In the leuolll Uons at Lite chapel aervlcea. pelt lor bll never say "die" I display In the central building. . ·- . ·~.:~. will provide meat and ~essert · · - - - - - - - - __· --- ---·with those attending asked to bring a covered dish and table service. IC I'*' -a a. .. L 0 MAK£ IT COOL . d ~. Sun backs &.Sheer Dresses~ SPECIAL I , . All Summer Hats Reduced I ,,j~:;., 1 '" JUNE Z5 LYONS The Rock Springs Grange wilt meet Thursday at 8 t .m. 'lbere uill be a program and refreshments will be served. At Tllese The Women'• Association of the Firat United Presbyterian L1lurch in Middk!por lVIII meet Thursday evening at the churcb al 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Rodney Sau- Fine er Ja program chairman and Mrs. Dwigltl Wallace will give devotions. Hostesses will be For~d Market " The Sfore With A Hart" Clover Farm Department Store Fifth and Pearl Route 7·"' Ne~ RACINE TUPPERS PLA1NS Open 1 te I Mon. Thru l•t. ,btne No. IH RT. 124 2·55~ RUTLAND June 25·26 ''GYPSYH With RosaJind RusseU and Natalie Waod (Technicolor) lr HAROLD GRAY GHE ATE l-IE~ CCIRN ANO WORk'ED ON lH' Cl..OVER ~t-ID ,:lLFAlf:A; BUT ALL. "THAT F~E0t 'irrr?AW BeDDING WHY 00ESI'1i NELLIE k!§ ~? WHeN THEY GET AS . WEAK FROM t'TAINATIOI'I AS NE:LLIE IS, THEY'RE AI'RAID rue DclWI'I! . '!'SEE SHE I<NoW9 SHE HA~ HE.V' f't:l THO 111JlENGTH TAKE HEI? YliT 1t1 C&T UP AQAIM I OUT f:OR A BUT SHE'LL COME 81\CI( DRINK AT SHOULD MOllE AR<ltJND 11-1' NEW A LITTLE BITl WATE_, The Riverview Garden Club will meet at the Porthmd Park June 25 lor a picnic supper at -and"HARBOR LIGHTS,. Kent Taylor Jeff Morrow June 28 The Pomeroy Garden club will tour the rose gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Dor Schaefer Friday, June 26, at 2 p.m. We Reserve The Right The Willing Workers class <>f the Enlerprille EUB church will meet Friday evening, at t be home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon. FAIRMONT DAIRY~ The Women's C~ristian Temperance Union will meet Fri- FAIR day at the Flrsl Baptist Church ~""'""'""'""'iiiiiiiiiiii""'""'~'-i in Middlepo't at 7:30 p.m. .MEIGS THEATRE POMiiROY . OHIO TONIGHT 1'ANK I HPT 109.. (Technicolor) Cliff Robertson as Ll (J.,.) John F. Kennedy..t Ty Hardtn. Ja1. Gregory, twbert Culp . Grant Williams. Colorcartoon Runnln& Ume 2lh hrs. Admloslon 75< and 40c THURSDAY lhru SAT. J.une ~·26-27 "THE tNCRIDIBLE MR. LIMPET" Cook, Andrew Duegan, and Jack Weston. · "SPINCIR'S MOUNTAIN" <Technicolor) Maureen ·O'Hara, Henry Fon· da. Jamea MacArthur. Mimsy Farmer. A heap of living, • .lot ot lovlng on Speneer'a Moun~in. SUNDAY~ MONDAY TUES. Juno 211-29-30 "LOVE WITH THI PROPIR STRANGER" Wood. Steve The birthdays of Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, Mr.s. Lena Me· Elhinny and Mrs. Harry Clark were observed when the Staff and Officers Club of Meigs Tern. pie Pythian Sisters met Monday evening at the hall in Mid· 1 dleport. Mrs. Karl Owen, president, conducted the meeting. Members reported ill were Mrs. William Lowe and Mrs. Max Sanborn. A thank you note was : read from Mrs. Lowe. Mrs. Nathan Biggs gave a reading, ~'Tapestry of Life,' taken from the "Pythlan News" magazine. Games were played and prizes won by Mr!l. Clark, Mrs. Dave Farmer, Mrs. Lena McElhinny and M r s. Paul Zirkle. Hostesses for next meeting will be Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Harold Lemley. Refreshments' of sandwiches, potato chips Me· Queen Edie Actam!l Harver. Lembtck, Herschel Bernard . pickles and iced tea were serv· Colorcartoons ed by Mrs. Horace McElhinny and Mrs. Griff Russell. Tom Bosley. DAIRY FAIR Top1 In flavor, low In caforl" - - - - MIX or MA.TCH Fig Bars, L•mon S.ndwlch Choc. Fwdge SNtdwlch 3 Q u antities. ..~.SSe SA.L~I Strietmann COOKIES l-Ib. pkgs. GERBER'S STRAINED BABY FOODS :~~it:~~:!~:b_,e.- $1 NANCY·••PUT THESE Ol.O BROOMS OUT F'OR THE PRIDE-4 Inner PockogH Red Ripe- 20 Lb. Average \ -~ -"·· --- We Will To VALUABLEI • Pey· ~ C.nt E.ch. Yqu~ FIY~Ite .Cl!harit:j• . " .. 6 Individual I quart Envolopol HAWAIIAN RED 46o•. cans EATWELL CALIF. ORANGES EASY MONDAY PINK quarl39 pl ..tlc . DUTCH GIRL Jors HOT WEATHER MEAT SPECIALS ASSORTED COLORS boxn PURI\tiA-8nt SLICED or CHUNK . lb. QJt1 Smoke · House ' AII.Meat WIENERS.. '• . ~ ,.;_ ..... •. ·' Poll - It C. COLA, TllUE PRUil 10 BOTTL& CAPS , BORDEN'S POW.DERED MILK c each GARBAGE 'YO!)R 1-lb.19C SALTINE CRACKERS ELBOW MACARONI - - - -- - 2 :::.~ 39c 53 C INSTANT STARLAC $1 3 PUNCH DRINK JACK MACKEREL -------C LIQUID DETERGENT big389•·$1 3 APPLE. BUTTER 4 :! S1 PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES _ For 10 l~g$1.2'"' J DOG CHOW CREAMETTES Watermelon BEST COLA BUY TRUCK 11 C Jar box 1 (TecbDJcolor) DoD Knotts, Carolt> Natalie Three Birtlulaya Are Celebrated To Limit carton · serves 18 ., RUTLAND Mrs. Karl Oweru. Mrs. Bethel Coleman, Mrs. Branch Fleming. Mrs. Carl Horker, Mrs. Robart Starkey, Mrs. Walter Owens, and Mrs. William Mor· ris. EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE ' Clover Firm· Store RACINE Stores: NOW IN HALF-QUARTS .f. ShQ~ Phillips Sisters Style I Royal Crown Cola 7 n• 5:4; p. m. (Technlcolor) -and- MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 6: 00 SigJJ oo News 6:00 Sacred Heart TERRY 1 "ALMOST ANGELS" Peter Week WMPO Radio 6:00 SigJJ On 8:05 Country Music nme 6:20 Cooo~ Jamboreo 7:30 Sign Off . 1:211 Country Jamboroe 8:35 John Harms SA nJRDA V ' 1:311 FljJ'tll NeVIS 7:05 Breakfast Party 6 15 S~ On 1:85 Paul Bowero 9: lo Jones Buick Sbow 6·15 Mu~ical Cfoo 6.4:> Meigs Cl Agr. En. 10:1> The Good Ule 7 4; The Lifeline 1:110 Newo 10:35 Music In The Air 8 llO Ohio Valley News 7:05 Tiny's Ch 10:45 This Is Music 8 05 World. National News 7:&. Newa _ ll: 05 Top Ten Show 8 to Sports Today 7:3> Picken. l!atdware 11:35 Top Ten Sbow (Duttons) 8 15 Weather Picture (Tues.-Thun.) 12:00 Noon News 8 16 MUsical Clock 7:50 N'ws Report 12.lb Musical Interlude 8 55 News B:OU Breakfast Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin •reets 9 00 Musical Cbck 8:10 Roy's Food Basket I : 00 Platter Partv 9 30 Song & Story Tim• 8:3U Van Patrick Sporto 7:00 Sundown Serenade 9 45 Family Worsbip Hour 8:4ti Baker Furniture-Wed·Fri 7:30 Sign Off 10 00 News 1:5> Opeo House 10 05 High School Hil Parade SllNIJAY t :IIO News 10 .55 News t:05 Col!ea With Janet 7:05 Sign On II 00 Army l'ime t:f!> Betty Newton 7:30 French City Baptist IUL Special Commuru,, 11:00 Ministerial Assoc. 9:t!Ct Wings ot Healiog-. Program! II: lo Country Drifters M·W 9:311 Bible Speaka to You 12 00 News Roundup 11:10 Mason Ct. Agr. E>t-Tue 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 12 20 Bulletin Board 11.15 A.S.C. Progrs!D-F'rt 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 12 25 News 0 Grams 11.1!> Fantlly Worsnlp-TbUI'I. 11:00 Sunday Show 12 30 Saturday Matinee 11:43 Tiny's Country Hynma 12:00 Noon News 1:55 News Beat 12 oo Noon Report 12:15 Christian Hour 2·00 Saturday Matinee 12:30 Goessler'a Guest Star·F'rt. 12:301 Rev. Merlio Teets 2:55 News Beat 1:00 Billy Grabam 3 00 Saturday Matinee 112:.:11J Music Just For You f:lo Blaettnar Show-Tues. 1:35 Lutherao Hour 3 5; News Beat f:llll Local News 2:00 The Church At ':':'ork 4.00 Dlscin" with Doss 4 30 Top Ten Revue 4:>4 BowlJna Scoreo 5:00 Country Hynm Timers >00 News Summary 6:00 Newo 5: ~ World In Review > ]; Dinner Musicale 7:30 Sign Off 8:00 Baptist Hour 1:30 Sign Oil SAl\JRDA\' 7:00 SigJJ Off 1:. • , 1 W•lt Disney's .. Ne~" 5 05 World. National Dft,IVE·IN TONIGHT PAMIL Y NIGHTS Yet.&erdaf"t, Cr)"ptoquote: CERTAINTY GENERALLY IS ILLUSION, AND REPOSE IS NOT THE DESTINY Oi' MAN.-<l, WENDELL llOLHES _,_p 0. June 24, 1964-ll IIIII eraft wm In ~clt ._ton. - - ··· .. _ _ The kinderearteol!t1 ...U be· 1y 200 Enroiled m • aJnnlnl Ill* onlt llldcb IllAPP'OXImate eluded • Noah'l Art COI!!Itlet.e Middleport Vacation Bible School witb J'linbow madllrolllla bol Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlepon, - " ' - -.- -·- · , ___ _ .._ The annual Method~t Connight for Donna Hayman of ference report and election of Racine who was taken to the chairman and secretary of the Meigs Geooral Hospital for Olliciai Board will be Import· treatment . The unit answered ant items of business when the the call for the Racine squad organizttional meeting of the whlcb was transporting Emory Heath MethodiSt Churcb Offi,. ial Board meets ThUJ"Sday evePowell to Holzer hospilal. ning at 8 p.m. All members urged to be present. c:ar: Brit. : _;,_ "'*...,.,._ . . _ . _ __ l ) l .Television Revrle .,1# ..# ~r~• •t , ._,~ ""~ 4Jc ,-- . PLENTY OF CANNING & FREEZER ·SUPPLIES ···,NQWON DISPLAY I i . , ,,~~~ . . .... '- . . . ' • f'ro:en f'oud • • ] ............ fl BIRDSEYE PEAS " ·-~ .. 1-lb. package lQc <, .. :1 t: I tq ll ' li q tl �. ...... ... .. ""'*" ... ' l2-Da11}"Se~~tlne1, 1 Watch 0. June 24, 1984 For Our Acl THURSDAY, JUNE 25 Jane HoweU Te~ Group luu Meetmg Father's Day Program given 1 j tee;~rl Farewell Party Is Given for Rev. R. Card . its, Iced tea, coffee and koOI • Reyuolds, De11J Stahl les, loed tea, coffee and okol • and Lena Hamm were named ald were served. During t b e the a)IIIIIIDg "''lDJJlittee, the 95 ' ' as evenln~, Mrs. Bradford Maag A Father's Day program was Jane Howell Tent No. time and place of audit to be . Daughters or Unlon Vetera.JUI, ced p•--de on belu;lf of the group, presented th k R S present at e oc pl'lllgs met Monday evening at the announ .. ..,,. were rna Approximately 30 attended the ed the Rev. and Mrs. Carl willa Methodist church Sunday morn- DAV hall with Minnle Neutz- for a picmc at the Middleport farewell party Sunday' evening a tree lamp 8lld a desk llghL ing following Sunday School by . . . ld in roadside park on July 'ZI. Tbe at the Minersville Methodist children of Ute school. li~g, senior VICe pres ent, traveling prize aonated by Cadchureh honoring the Rev· RobThe primary class taught by c arge. meetln 0 ened In rlt- 1die Wickham was awanled to Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt returnSQUAD CALLED :.Irs. Norman Weyersrruller had ~~ f g dp r1s were I Gladys CUckler. ed IIi ber home, Columbua ert R. Card. Stella Ebersbach of Laurel· four recitations, Dads Are ua c arm an r~po day, alter weekend visit with A short devotional service st, p 010 eroy, was taken to Nice by Stepha me Radford; 1 given by the comrruttees on I DINNER GIVEN her mother, Mrs. W. A. was beld in the sanctuary which Meigs Memorial Hospital and My H ero, Judy Radford ; Like : pla~ing ~~gs on the graves of I ~ family dinner was held gan. Her son Bruce remained opened with the hymn, "Oh, admitted as a medical patient Daddy . David Harris ; and Just Umon Ctvtl w:r veterans tn~ !~ Sunda)' at the home of Ted and lor a longer visit with his Master, Let Me Walk Wtth by Pomeroy Emergency squa~ Like Daddy Bobby Ball. of flowers at t e mdonfumeMn Delbert Patterson, Great Bend. grandmother. Thee," by the congregatton, men at 1:04 p. m. Monday. . . • . 1 p t RecitatiOns given by the In- the. courthouse yar or j emti Present were Mrs. Desse afollowed with scripture readmg termediate department taught onal D~y . A thco~~u~ caM~~ terson , Pomeroy; Mrs. Azall~ne Miso VIrginia Fisher ~of~~:i I from Galatians by Kenneth WigTAKEN TO HOSPITAL by Mrs Edga r Abbott included I was re~. from e . · h: Smith and Becky, Mrs . Pau1me leston , W. Va. was the w Mainly About People In Pomeroy a (IN THIS NEWSPAPER) w~·~th~D~ad~.iiiJ~o~n~B~uc~k~;.::~ j ar pre~iati~n% bem~ :h~l~ys:~- ~ er or t e emorla IS guest of her aunt, Miss gins. Racine emergency squadsmen Evans and Mr. and Mrs. .Joe Koehler. Three readings were gJven, transportt'd Emory Powell of Swartz and sons, Parkersburg, Three Workers by Mrs. Clif- Racint Rl. I to Holzer Hos- w. va.; Mr . and Mrs. CIa i Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn wnne 1 ford Phlliips; Three Fathers, pltal Monday ntght after be sui- Boso and family of Great Bend L.isten. 1 and the hosts . Diana Good; What Dad Can ----Do, Eddie Abbott, Tommy Ball HOLD COOKOUT and Kenny Harris; Father Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halley Knows Best , Marla Grueser; · entertained with a cook out On Father's Day, Mary Rad- Sundav at their home in Che. ford; and A Swell Fellow, Ka- shire.. Present were Mr. and thy Abbott. Mrs. David Grueser and MetaA song " Keep in Touch" by nie and Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. the Intermediate class closed 1 Larry Hudson of the program. A Father's Day : Lawrence Yeauger, Billy card was presented to each ley and Alex, Stephen and I Beth Halley of Cheshire. father present. 1 Clearance Sale Summer·Shoe New , Connie Radford TRI-COUNTY A.A. MEETING Thursday 8:00 p.m. ' St. Paul's Lutheran Church Sycamore & Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Our June Brides Special ! ! For June WHY PAY MORE? ••• NOT $795, or $895 NOT $695, THREE of Gallipolis were the SUnday guests 01 Miss Rettie Koehler. Mrs. Dan Hysell of Ravenna ls the guest of Mrs. Virgie Mora and ls visiting other friends and relatives in the ar- Mrs. Karl Grueser; and The fered an apparent stroke. Founding of Father's Day Mrs. I Bradford Maag. Pleasant Valley Hospl!~l Following a brief talk by the I ADMIITED : Lmda Shtflel, Rev. Carl, Mrs. Stella Grueser., Galllpohs; Mrs . Jack McNeely, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Char- Pt. Pleasant; James ~abney, les Grueser and William Rus- Ashton; Mrs. Robert Ltsle, PL and Mrs. Willism Eskew sell were received Into them- , Pleasant; Mrs. Stephen WIJ. and son of Dayton visited rela~ bership of the chu rch. Prayer I Iiams, Henderson. lives in the area over the week- b the Rev. Card concluded the DISCHARGED : Mrs. Glen • end. s:rvice. I Bonecutter, Pt. Pleasant; Gene James Eskew, son of Mr. and 1 -~A~soc~l~al~h~o~u~r~w~as~en~j~oy~ed:;•:n:;,d;.N~ew~b~e:;.r;;ry~,.-Le...-t.-ar.,t_. Mrs. William Eskew fell Sun-lr day while visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hatfield injuring his hand and was taken to Meigs Memorial lfus. pita] for treatment. Raymond Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews is confined to his borne, Ebenezer St., with the mumpa. Ctiarles Withee returned to his home Saturday, from Holzer Hospital, where he has been a patient for past three weeks and is' improving. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schlllal' of Trafford, Pa. were we,kend guests of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Warner, Ebenezer St. Joltn Sewell and Miss Lucille Craft of Marietts were Sunday ' guests of Mr. Sewell's mother, Mrs. Charles L. Warner and Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Azalline Smith and daughter, Becky of Parkersburg, W. Va. spent a couple of daya with her mother, Mrs. Oessie ••Mr. Just Roll Out Genuine Gold Seal CONGOLEUMs by Mrs. Dessie Patterson return- •• • • • .BUT ONLY $ ed home Tuesday, after a several days visit at Great Bend with her sons, Ted and Delbert Patterson. Weekend guests of the Patterson brothers were Mrs. Azalline Smith and daughter, Becky, Mrs. Pauline Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sw11rtz .II and sons, Joey and Mike Parkersburg, W. Va. FINED '158, COSTS 'II Here's What You Get: Robert F. Lawson, of Portland was fined and costs and given a three day jail sentence in Meigs C o u n t y Court by Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., Monday, on a charge of OW!. I EACH ROOM CAN 81 BOUGHT SEPARATELY LIVING ROOM e2Lamps ' ~ .-o ~ '"~ • • ' ,· " ~ ~ J " "<I ' ' I •o• o-1 •- ••• •" • o I ~ ~ I I f ,.... , • • WEA'I'BER CnlnJ Ollio: Fah and miN 1$. Daoted fOl XVI NOW YOU KNOW at y today .ond tonlgbt, bigb loday 10 and lo11 loaigbt 51. Fair and • Utile warmtr lomorrow, hlp NO. 61 r. T.. ,..,., POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'l1te ll1llldler ., ~ .. en tine ___ ___ I[tl lett year by oeorfy live ,.. «nt, the laa•• ftlltltre ,_ for uy ynr ill m.., till. • d.-, wolla~ 110 the f1W. repallllll I& I ' C.. llle !,)ailed ·IC>llft r· IJf TAte .,..,.,..,. ...,_ THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964 , I PRICE FIVE qNTS ,;__ FOR A NEW FLOOR IN MINUTES e9x17Rug /i, mis- 1 Lions Club Installs New Officers Keds comfort and Keds fashion • 2 Dresser Lamps FOR LlnLE SIS - Easu Terms €an Be ilrrartfJedZ · CtiAMPIOII IIIICH£1 ·-----------..-·- ---. Sturdr oxford, .antl-scuf tea CIP ... MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE SP. 3-5592 M•son, W. V•. ARNOLD GRATE SH. 2-4811 $4.99 $3.99 . Chapman·Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• Rutland, 0, Ont eyelet, CtPsred ttot POMEROY'S QUALITY ~HOI"'S'I'Ortl Other Brands and Styles $2.99, $3.99, $4.99 If It's Tennis you want we have them. • Ch,eckOur S11mmer Shoe Specials • - ' . Sf' If He l f".;tifi1·rl I hal h"' had found ga rmt>nts which he int mrlur· I_th'-' ledpairas of {'Virl Pnn• a quill. and a men' s p<lnts ,out sidt- tll et O!l e 1 11nn w I:' "' d l ii ,, nt ' •rnr:- :,rtlf'd bv Mart· .,, wh 1 L"·' iried 1 ·1 l hp P l'~-'n t rw ( 'I I' i'I"J) Ho rl ,·n i•.·d the tn ~ t ru r1f'd :1 1 on of coveralls WPre also there . but nothing was nn them. . DEPARTMENT - Manning. Kloes, left, assistant manager; Secretary Beverly Perr1n, and vice president and cashier Harold Hubbard, look over the new in!ltallmen! Joan department of the Citizens National Bank in Middleport. An open liouse for the new department will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 30. - Sentinel Photo. · cushion, rill'! Crow laiN took the st and him· I hf> sllid A W8<:hr·ln•h nnd a pa ir Shockproolfut FOR fair .·· ' . .and fn rmt>d rn· ow •1 op in· ion as to what wA ~ ·•n ti1Pm ." .-.; ., I e9xl2 Rug . -r 1(ky ~ur..stGtnre §; $5.99 Job dt'Lermmm <' wl,at 1 ~ fa1r or un ' ' 11t thr·1n If · · :.r;~rnwnl s1 " •·J JJI'!e(, th••m 11p and tonk a Just Unp•ckedl traclion sol•. ·~ " ' 'I hove a ditfiCult ex· ':' •d ikJt there was New Shipment! BAt Oeep-moh1td ~' . ~, j udg~ dark and ' i•r-·r1 1u hi" fP-.: idencc un- IN POMEROY LfAQUER ·I~. IJ . plain~d. r·• ·t,Tn CHAMPION SUPOII e 5-Pc. Dinette Set e Double Door Cabinet e Refrigerator e Range lt•slf'd . to wbwt1 thP :'.,r rr· ,_,,, Drive out to Elberfeld• Mechanic Street Warohou.. and Stort for linoleum of all kinds, for lawn mowers, blcycle.......,.lso used furniture and usocl television. II& " I didn't ask for a "l thinl the defendant ~ ~ encontinuance, your honor. I tliiPd to a fair trial ," Crow pro. , )Jf('V] 1\i(J·. ""'·lfzes ....Llltt"" lOIII' Iprotested, Jt n ,f' e9x12 Rug KITCHEN C row at that time. Ivin and the smart looks that all come with U.S. Keds"! Economical, too, for Keds wear so well they're your best buy in the long run. Come in soon. Make yours a Keds family! • 3-Pc. Suite With Innerspring M•Hress and Box Spring tw<Hiay continuance. 1 , Get the soft, cushion comfort-the snug but easy tit- BEDROOM Judge . Bacon asserted that move the case go forward ... Crow did not represent the Earljer Kermeth Grover· was h · fact' clearly to un as to why recalled t.u the stano w tdentihe wished a contin uan<e. fy and explain photographs be "I did .repre~ent It tu you ,'' lhad Lake~ June 17 and 22. He Crow ra1sed his vmce. was dismissed because the ev.. 1 When Fultz then' agreed to a id~nee was considered irrelevant 1 New Cle~nlna Easel Cona:oteum'• durable dirt, gre~ae lnd moisture baked enamel finish stays fnsh and iplrkllna: witla a minimum of care. Now Economy! Hish in quality yet low In llri... ;·. eosts jult pennies per square yard. And you can ln1tall it )OUISII~ without_paN or fasteners. .6', w and 12' wide and In _po~lar GET THAT GREAT KEDS FAMILY FEELING get Keds fit, ~­ Tables Although the temperature was trial. several samples which '!ere tn- this case be continued at a that th~ defense harl introd.ue- 1all at the .ouvru:-st property «Joler Wednesday, tempers ed earher. where the Oilers lived. Oilerwason t ra I I for themur· troduced as evidence Wednes· later date ·" •ere warm n, the Meigs Cound of h'18 wtl A M day. "l appreciate the time and Fultz maintained that t b • Crow declared that he had t' Common Pleas Courtroom, e; 0 .1 nna 16 arga. Judge Bacon said that in ' effort that tlte jury bas put in aampleo were lrrelovant to the not had sufficient time to dec:limaxing in a mistrial re Jer, on e ruRry · !viewofthf."irJelevantevidence on tlbis caae," 1be judge said. casesincethetypeofbloodhad terrnine the blood type since The judge ordered the that had been heard and seen Defense CouncU Fred W. not been aetermined. The sam· a more difficult process was Judge John C. Bacon declar· trial after a heated argument throughout the trial b) the Crow appeared to have lost hiJ les came from some garments involved in the typing of dried ed the mistrail about 4:JO p.m. with defense counsel about a jury," he did not feel a lair temper wben Prosecutor Bet- found by Crow a couple weekJ blood. He had asked for a conin the three-<tay-old Jackie Lou continuance for the purpose of trial could exist, "and I B.sk that nard Fulb: mad cont1nuou1 ob- Iago, scrapings from blood spots tinuance last week and had Oiler second • de~ree .murder determining the blood type of another 1udge preside here, and jections to the blood 111111ples jon the floor and a kitchell mop been refused. New Decor1tor Buuty! The very latest In home fashion favorites with desla:ns and colors galore. Longer lasting beauf¥, too, be-. uuse it's made with proven G-10 P111tlc. , ELB~RFELDS I I! t ====j Patterson. .-----------------···- ·"----------, e3 1 I Dad 's Advice : Donna Partlow ; & Chair ' I We lco~e Dad Sharon Brawley: vin A . Ire exp~essmt e Sofa relresbmenlll of UIMied ~. Pomeroy Police Probe Accident r. ;· 0 � 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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