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'"' ~·Irs Bert Bodi'mer has and included Pam Sylvester, . all officers for their coopera- spent the weekend at Canhallland ~:.hlootl re-elecdtedt Mtfss bon the past vear. . Winchester w•th thetr daug t- y Scu... a 1 s pres• e~ or M d M t Oth fit During the busine~s thmeetmg er and son-in-l~wi ~j an rs , n~x ye;;er o cers Mr. Russell dJscusse _e su~- Roy Evans an ami y. e. are ~s. band clinic at OhJo Um- Ml'. and Mrs..Herbert Herd·! Vice president, . · to which the Associa· man and _grandchildren, La~ry , Zlt!, sec.~nd VICe presJdent; b d k f B 11 f tal M K t t tion voted to send two an and Jac !e, o e eon ne l ae raeu er, secre ary; students. Future band events were weekend guests of her gene Atkins, treasurer, and It are the Ice cream soct·a' on . mother, Mrs. Welby Whaley. Mary Elizabeth Chapman, turned from Washington, D. C. · ·1 d 'th h August 26 and Tag Day on 1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr.'l presentative to the Meigs. where she VJSI e WI er moOct. 2. and Mrs. Kar_l Grueser and . ty Teachers Assn. council ther ' Mrs. Goldie White, who M. Ille were Mr and· K k ·1·. at the horne of another . d ' Mr. Me enzle spo eon coo_. 1 hi •Mr. Russell announced the sons, mersv H d banr· will participate in tht Re-IMrs. He_rbert er man a~ ' solidation deveiomcol lD daug er. nation "otgoiiig galla Parad, June 22 and the grandchildren ol Bellefontamel which he stressed that the InSa!llrday guests of Mr. 1 Mrs C l 't I:IJ!ll·. "' Meigs County Fair in August. and Mrs. Welby Whaley, Porn- ereased enrollment wou~d. per· Mrs. Carl Mattox were presJdPnl thankeJ (!l'fJ('ers He disl'Ussed summer plans for er·oy. . . ·~ · mit the ~hools lo participate sbter. Mrs. Leonard Taylor part'nl~ fur llil'l!" ' I "id hand pract'Ice o•ssion<. Mr s. i' Mr.. i:lnd Mrs_. _MariOn Howell , in State anf Fedf'ral programs hf'r daughter, Mrs. and t)resl-'nt t> tl ~·l rs. I. loy = ~ 1td sun day whi<-h are not possible at prrs- St ram· of CoIumbus. Kina named a uniform commit- of_(.olum~us v~si e pofh'd plant 1n let•ogmtion o t k . d h Wllh rel<tllves m the area and ent Mr. and Mrs. John 1 ~~t'r work as ~ hand officer tehe to. a el mvedn oMry abn ave allended the fune rdl of A. E. I M;ss Martha Ohlinger legisla- and J\.fr. and Mrs. Karl t e smts c eane . - em ers are W'II , nd daJJght•r Joy of P'Isl )'<'ars \-tr William a Mr and ·Mrs ·Herman Sell. din·ctor . :1nd \l1 . L. II'. Mrs Cash Baht·, Mrs. David 1M1::uns'1 F' 1 d 'lax I tive cha1rman ' a11d M1ss Sallv· ·~nd M. r!l. . I \ ax o mrr an JV Srlmaf. who Hit ended i.l mt~t'tmg "' . . . ."" Ohlt~ger, Mrs. Don Mullen, rs. Jr. i.l nd Vaness~:~ VIsited recent- th eDepartment ot Classes son of Racme wt:>re recent LewiS Long and Mrs. Henry •• w v · h on f M Cecil Kime . ly at Ful 1ans~e. . a. w11 Camp Muskingum gave a ors o rs. B. Clatworthy. her siste r. Mrs. Howard Rou~h . port on state leglsl~tllon The P_ast Matron's Club Pomerov. Ohla COLLECfiON NOTED Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo DaviS, urged supp<lft of House Bill 221. Eva•gelme Chapter, OES, Mrs. Harlis Frank, chalnnml Carl and Hohcrl Dav1s. Mr s. Members were also 11rgt>d ~lepm !, will meet Fnday LAST TIME TONIGHT or the Cancer drive in Olive Max Folmer and Mrs. Howard work ag amst House B>l l mg. May 21. at the home "LOVE HAS MANY FACES" . township, reported that $161.10 1Ro~.~h visJ!t>d r.erently . wilh which has been term~,Mr rs. James Clatworthy m t'l t' rilllll'lliml I was collected and thanks the 1lhetr brother, Claude DaviS, of grea test threat to public educa- 0Y· . • I1• Pa ·· and helped · ve to power Mrs. Dale Mourmng' L:~ n:r Tu t rw r. C11 1"1 Hobe rt· · workers and all who donated. r I·tt suurg · !tim ' ton because of 1ts son. Ji ll;_; II •, rHrl t·r). Ruth Ro :Workers were Mrs. Joe Turner, celebrate his birthday. bemg transferred to the aln'('!· Day..s.ale charman of m<~n , V11~1 tm t.1·e:· Sl ,·t:une Mrs. Dohrman Reed Mrs. Her- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strader or of finance.. Members were Aux.lhlary ~ Feeney Poll"t'r~ . man Grossnickle, M~s Norman and son. Mark of Burgesstown, urged to support the PEP bil\ 1Post. American Legion, Fraturelk: Li:.h·n JudgtWeber .Johnny Kibble and Dave Pa .. urrived Saturd~:~y for a vistt by placing it on the November a~nounced that Poppy Day Colorurtoon · Yates.' w1th her p·a.ren1s, Rev. a_nd Mrs., bullot. I h1e observed Frday and ;;;;;~;;;;~~ Menzel Sm>th and family . Mr. Plans were made for the ••·' day , May_ 21 and 22. Eaeh WED .and THURSDAY Strader returned home Sunday j nu~:~l fmal dinnt!r meeting of tht> 1_nember 1s asked ~ May 19-20 and ~d1rds . Strader and son re- year for the faculty at wke m the sale by donatttnhg one . NOT OPEN • • ~- i l L - - 1 W mam e fur a v1s lt ~nd to at- 1 Ho e Din in Lod e Ma 27 . or more 1~ se 11 mg e popp1es. FRIDAY and SATURDAY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY tend the Pomeroy H1gh School : Bu~ding ~epres!ntativl'/ Will The four g!~ls ,wh are to. attend May 21 -2'2 comrn~nc~ment. take reserv<~tions tor tile dm-· Hu~ke~e (,Jrls ~tate will also FAMILY NIGHTS "YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams of "VERTIGO" 1 ass1s1 m the project. .James Frann ~i'I I S, Swa !lll!! .James Stewart. Kim Novak 1.tackson vi,ited Monday with ner. , . d b Kenny Roush, four year old Pt'Sh('ltt·. !;t·n ~>li t'\ "t • Page. - <illd 1her SJ!IIer. Mrs. Welby Whaley. ~dreshment s were S£' l vr ~ son of . rytr. an~ Mrs. Albert En1 (i<~bo r , :' t.H·~· .-\,' or. f.t'(' f Mrs. Willi•m fisher returned , MIS~ Kraeuter to the 24 mem Rou,h, IS a pa!Jent_ at Holzer "t~AZONS OF ROME" Bowmn 11 Louis Jourdan. Sylvia Syms to the home of her son and bees present. Featu1 ~t1• HnspJtal where he wtll undergo (Color) . · Mr. and M". a tonstlectomy today. SUN., MON. and TUES. ~asonfi,hrr Sunday after HOLDING REVIVAL Mr. Albert Roush, Feeney Thur.·Fri. Mav 20-21 spending the winte.r in Akron May 23-24·25 i Bennett Post Commander '' DEAR BRIGITTE ·• The Beatles with her son and daught<r-in- The Hyse ll Run free Met~o- Waller Bunce, chaplain of "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" rTtThni r·11lor l law. Mr. and Mrs. John Fish- dist Church ~~ holding a reviv-' post, weri' in Glouster Saturday Janw ~ S tt",\.i J"1. F~IJ 1 ~n . Cin - and e~. She also visited at St'n!'t'i:l·l al at 7:30 p rn .. each eveni ng ! ~heret hey. acquired ~ev~ril d~ ( t~ru l . 1,l:-n1.; .Ju hl l \ Ed "DARK PURPOSE" Wmn ville with Mr. and Mrs. Nor· from May 19 until May 30 The l>rles of Sick bed supplies Shirlt>!,.. Jo nes and F!afurrtte : 1man Fisher and son. Mn;. Nor- j Rev. Dtolbert Allison from Mas-1 the post proje.ct of assisting Rossnno Rran.i Parden My Beolu ty Maries I man F'lsher and son, Thomas, Iseyville, Ohio is evangelis.t Ev- ,those needing s1ck supplies. (Technirnlor J Colo rcartoor:s accompanied her here. eryone is welcome. I Mr. and Mrs . Emerson Jones sENIORS GIVEN Mn. Edwarci Sebool Al!llll-' oeere~ary,111abw olUIOunced trot -•l:loa• llle deldlble for fort be alumni ballquet ud dlllce to be lekl May II biVe beea uleaded uUt s.larday May IS Ia ordel for local ol· 1IIDDi &o make reservatlou. Reoervall.,. may be leal . bard CrooiUI Polt :m~&os II. Mlddlepor't, fte we•·m' theme. wW be ........... ,.., _,,... -.u Ia lbe m•••· ··• d~o. . - .... e ~ a~: :,Ce~r~C:~~ t:nou, <dleport "'"' •TII!.J!lt / Cburch .School were preseliled Bibles clurtng tbe SUnday School hour Sunday momlng. Dr. L. L. Rousb, pastor, )l\'88ellted Blbletl to Linda StoWe. Linda Eichillll' er, l-Inda Llplcomb, Jean .U. Clarice Norris, Pa~ Wlneo . and Nancy PeriNo al Racine HIBb School and' Job • of Pomeroy Hlgb SchooL I I MEIGS THEATRE 1 I r !M'li'_'l t1!'li'LJ 11 I 1 I VOL XVII at in the WORLD The play will begin at 7:30t~he;;c;la;•~•·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;o::iii:i:ii::ii'oiii::i;; p. m. and the public in invited. : III EASY TSRMS .• •. $29?: I I II, I RUTLAND I'URNITURI IH 2-4111 Rutin l t?tJEI.. Nt)W. :e • , ' . ' t . . ... '':..; ·' A7 LOWEST SUMM:ER .PR'I CENO PAYM'ENT UrtnL FAI L1 - ': '. ·.'!' . . . . I DON'T BE FOOLEDl All oo caMod ... nlfm" ll& ; "' are not olllce. Tllere Is Ollly- i1111U1ne FROST-I ROOF •Ms n?IN'. Frfcidoft Invented l. Frlcldalre Introduced It .. 1958. 11o ..,.. "",;:"!:II~ as Before liiU buy,.,... .at - er .... IIOOCL- tl:lc ..ear ..,_ •fROSt-PROOF•• • 1hl IU 1I lil . I •• s a, filii!II !llltlrllnk-JOU- .... aclwwalt If . . tllll ol .... lllld ..~- be . 41tfenldunlliO lil>lr'l,wyouca . ... Alhland 01'1 Fuel 01 BudfMt PIM which PIIWkhl tor lllnt 1C11111 ·u=-•klwk .... fPD.lZTJ,IZI& t. 7 •111M .95 f.VEIWS wmllli -·lilly Jll)'llllftta from " " ' - IATEI•a •'PEl MIDDLEPORT ,., OHIO "\ I . ~~ ...... .,_ .... 'i ... ' ... . .... ,1 1 ' ~. . ' . I ,. ¥ "'•·.!!! - At Belleville will he Operational by Augus1 :::,...,....,.;_========,.:...__-.,.-.-...-=-.-.._,.;..-.,____ I ~ •• . • ~ ~ ELBERFELDS ! r • il ' '1' ·. ·~ • 1•----;;;;i,_;;;;;,_,_., CAMERA were In AthOJIII Sunday to visit his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Dan-: 1 IE~~~dwho Is Ill with a lung in· They also visited with daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Davldsona nd Barboro Jones. ' Mr:·and Mrs. Waltnn Manley 1 and grandson, Mike Manley, ! spent the weekend at their va· cation trailer on the Muskln- · gum River. . ..... NO. 28 KODAK I~ MR. LJ!HEW Ill nL Austin Lehew is critically fll in the St. t::.<~beth Hospital, Newport, Kentucky. ". a;t :y, ., enttne . Dnoted To T~· lnt1rrara Ul Tile Jlsi•d•a11 bell president; Sharon 'ftleiss, vice Uou. Nancy Arnold ' - -- - - - - - - treasurer' and Joyce Lon~;, sec· retary. There will be no sum· Offlcerl, Tnnftherl er meetings • ~ m • New members present were Of DJ!BS Meet Sandy Humphrey, Linda Haggy, Carol Hall and SUe Rue. Others Officers and· teacllers of present were Nancy Arnold, Chester Methodist Church Sh Bill' B enda Brown aron gs, r . ' the Chester Community Jean Ebersbach, Cheryl Ed· School elected president 11 wards, Vicky Fetty, Eldth Hap- Kath....... Windon; vice I II Sh H rison Bar '"'" tons au.lf , aron ar , ·dent ' Mrs · Juanita Will·' b L' d Jacobs Ka ara no ner, m a ' • retary, Mrs. Bernice Batley; thy Lacey, Joyce Long, Linda •-asurer, Mrs. Edna Life ln a J 1 M< Pam O'Brien, ewe meetlng on May 10 at" Judy Rigbthouse, Barba- church I Roush, Janette Scott, Linda · Kathy Spenglet, Pam An aU-day meeting will be Sharon Theiss, Janice held next Thursday, with leachClara Will, Ruetta ers and helpers meeting at dlf~ Francis Susan DiJ.. ferent times during the day Sue Grogan and Terri Hy· WJth th e d'11'ector• Mrs • Delor• Precision ... smart styling ... es Holter, and crafts teacher, budget price! Mrs. Frances Spencer at the Chester Methodist Church. At· Making moYitt is as ta1y a• napshooting with this new Children to Give tendance is urged. Any one Wlll· 1Kodak 8 movie comera. Ec11y·IO· ! ing to help 1n any way may follow guide tells how to set th• ·. AnniUil Program contact Mrs. Holter or Mrs. lens. Then, ju1t aim and preu the Spencer by next Thursday or button for bright, (oklrful mov• The 46 children of tho Mid- come to the church II))' time it• I Extra-fall f/1.9ltnlltll you Kindergarten classes Thursday. Bible School will be- lhoot on dull days, make mavitl latt in tilt day, take better mov• taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds gin on June 1 and continue Its lndoort. A great valutl will present their annual spring through June 11. program Thursday evening, May A Kodak Movie Camera 21, at the high school auditorA'MEND CAPPING ~r an Instamatic Camera ium. The presentation Is en. would make an excellent lllled "The Shoemaker and the Mrs. Charles Reed, Mr. and Elves," a musical play, wilhMrs. Norman McCain ~nd dau- gift for tile graduates, dances featuring original COS· ghters Sherry and Fatth of Stop in on the main floor turning, Reedsville, Mrs. Ross Cleland of Chester, and Mrs. ~eda md see the complete Taking the part of the Shoe- Frecker, Mr. and Mrs. William line of Cameras and maker will be Howard Lee Frecker, and son· Charles at. Supplies. West: hls .wife, Kellee Burdet~; tended _the ceremony ~ ~ra~e the liVe btlle elves, Alfun, VIc- MethodiSt Church, Galbpobs, kie Dent i Elfun, Teresa Ellis; when the members of the Ufun, Timmy Scitea; Oflun, Tim ~reshman. class at Holzer HOS· my Thomas and Ulfun, Tony p1tal recetved their caps. Miss ,_====""'Ji Burkett. Sharon Frecker is a member of IN POMEROY I ·;;_:;,:;......"-"'--'"==.1 : ~I'·· '.' ' 8-nan!'_ Sen~tnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 18, 1965 '&•M • ":=iliJIA~""'b ,t,_ Miss Schaaf is 1Y ou . /led p 'd ~ am . Mrs. Kmg lnsta reSI ent ~r Pea le In President Agam 0, MI'ddl epor t Ban d Booster Group. ,, p p The Northwestern Mrs Robert Km& was install· McComas, school supermtend· !J OmerOy Teachers' and Educators' ed th~ new president <If ent, expressed appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs Wednesday evening at the Middieport Band Boster Monday evenlllll' Jt the ' school with \Irs Paul first vkt' pH·~Jdl'nt \'Irs. Vtd Ohlinger, ::it't'l.md VIet' !dent ·. \-lrs Willi am secret:~r\' . and \1r ') Brown 1rt-a~urer \1rs Brucf" Lloyd . a president , ronductt'd the lar1on ct- rPnlt.m \' and . ed eal'h rWI\' oth{'c>r .~ red '.,. ,, ~·1 ' ' 'Jo.";' \ 7\ ~+-; "' . ~ \ ..,, . ' •• )' ./(· •, ' ' "'·· River Sets Theme for Big Parade '. �• Legion ~eviews Obligations ) • •· ';::;::A~~:~~~'~~'~bio University For ProJects on Two Days ATHENS OhlO IUPI - Ohio dean of the Gollege of Arts and er has been dean olnce 1953. I He L of Savage was apResponsJbJiities of the LegJon m its co-sponsoung Umv€iSlty '1 Jas announced th e SClen ce s here Sept II h sue h . Robert t d dean the College of Of the May ?3 horse show were reviewed Monday by appomlmt>nt of three new deans, ceeds Rush E Jott, w o as ~om e ng and Technology to Drew Webst~I Post 39 10 a regular meeting wtth Com- all effectiVe thlS year Dr Rl- asked to return to full • lime ngm•;r~ J Taylor who will • mander Guy E Gmnther urglllg all members "ho can to 1chard E Armitage, d~an of teachmg Elliott has been dean suc~ee Jul · hel wtth 1t and Memotlal Dav activities Oh1o State Umvers1ty s Grad- slnce 1954 retue Y 1· PA lot of help will he needed to make these protects 1 uate College, will take over as Dr Taylor Culbert, an F.ng----!ish professor 1 success, h e sa td hi • •nd G d associate 1 c1 The Countv llo r>e Show whtrh Post 39 Is ro-spondean of 0 o • ra ua e o · IOrmg with the Vtetgs Co unty Riding Club, will be held lege the past year, bas been Sunda at the ~1t·Igs coun -- n.amed dean of the Graduate ds Post :l9 Pernn of the Pomet'Oy Feder<Contmued from page I) College. On July I he will sueFy t Y atrgiOun ' . ated Church as the ~peake1 · Clipp Inger, who WHJ have refreshments on sh me boy to a mu It lll1 ill tona Ire de ed Do llllld R... lhe round ~ 111Cllld!Og a ThP Pnst Wlll C'Ond uet ~lrm- I busmessmHn and poh!lcal fig- asked to return to full • lime ehlr!en·bar b cue 0 u11101 ,.,.1 O•y Se1vtces al Chester lui e, died Tuesday m a ~1am1 teaching of chenustry. Chppmg: Mf:'mbers .are a"'kt-d !u br at m I he aftt' r nnon on Mond.w hospttal He was 75 Eastern'a baaeball team aeorR the Post Home at I p m Sun I May 31st wtth Rev Frank lta;d work never tmLt anyed two runs in the sixth lnnllli d M {Uth beforr ~omg to IChPe:-;eht ew as the spe<~krt body Danner often roart'd m • to break a tie and - on and av av 1 lengthy spe&:hes as a state SPO~ 0 ... Hemlork Creve to lmld ~ em~·O Commander Gumther Hnnoun 1 demandmg efonomy 1fl defeat host Buchtel-York 5-3 1al dav ~e1vtt't'~ thert- at I 1 (ed the1~ wtll be no d'ante at a or Tuesday afternoon. , gover nmrnt S I pm the Po'-t home on the a:st a Coach AI Bowen's boys b ro ke On 'l<<nd"V \hn 31st Po~t urdt~v tn Ma\ dtlf' to lo('al a OHIO_ THE a 3-3 deadlock when Dennis nHE~S. n OhiO Newspaper Newland walked and Ken Cald39 will" ho ld• Memor tal D::~v ~f'r lumnt lt'UrtlOtiS Soulhea.slet vlcPs tn Pome ro\ ~ rH' aleA I Dord Sdlaerer was reported Assocta!lon and the Stgma Delwell was safe on a fielder's 0 bands hav~ lndrcated t!t,lt they 1° thf" stLk llsl It was ;ote~ ta Cht and Theta S1gma Ph 1 A suit for f2,8(, 60 plu• Inter· chmce, followed by Charle~ will !JCIIItclpfl.lf' tn tillS )f'dr s ' !hat Arthur Wtse was ma ver · journa lt~m societies ttl Ohio est and costs, agam~t Gaihpolts Erchin1er'a 1001 double tha pttrade The Pt PIPasant wllt entlv left off the lt st of Veterans Umvcrst lv wrll hold their an· Auto Auclton [nc Upptr Rtv· srored both runners of lht> 'J<~ttonal lll!,ud \\ til also [or whom Post F:vezlastrng serl uual sp zmg meeting Saturday f'r Rd has 'been 'tiled m the Lefthtlnder Charles Knight bt' m tht' par mit> I Vl('t.'S were held for at a It'( tn John J Callahan. r().rnrn um ca~ U S District Court at Colum· went the route for Eastern, fan· The Ime ut pi o('e:-;ston will , mf'elmg of the Post !tons repre~ent at tve of the bus nJng i and walkins only 2. be formt>d belrrnd tht> Pcmer t)y I RdreshmPnls wet e ser \'Pd foi -l Karser Alum mum ChemJCI::II Eastern hittez s were led by Jumor Hl~ h S! lttlol sttulm~ :d lowrng the meetmg by George CoJ p wrll address the group. The act ton was taken under : Theron Cruise wtth three sin· 9 m rth Ute p<u a de to be Nessel road to the nwmbf't s tn the Fatr Labor Standards Act ~It-s m thrt'f trtps to the plate at y,9 lO p rn St•r v1ces attendanee A movte Fashtng 1 COLUMBUS _ SEN THOM· on behalf of two emplo}•ees bv and Garv Wolf with 1 pair of Will be u.mdur ted nl 13t't'( h for Fun In Mleh1gan ' wa~ P G lm rtln 0 • ·Youngs- Secretary or Labo1 W W1llard iJase knocks Ohter hitters were Gtu~e Ceme\l;'ry v.t1 h the Rev 'shown prior to the meetmg . ~;"n sa:d t~dav' he would mtro-- Wirtz through Soltc1tor of La· Ken Caldwell and Knight each -Jduce Jeg1siat 10 to revoke the bor rharles Donahue had singles, and Eichinger, 1 . - -- - - - - - - - state lrrPnse of docton who l The complamt alleges th.at double Jok e P" I tn • buyrott If the 1the rorporat ton fat led to pay Ensler~ .... · : : , : - : : rned1(are b!ll Is approved by 1these empiOVE*'S the applicable Buchteh ·d · 'w lf G -t d ~-.., ~~ Cong1 t>~s m1~1mum w~ge durmg different Kd'mLeg t •dn kyo · r1lUI ea ~ Ipe11ods m 1963 and 1964 .an van osa . 1 Charles Chancey, grid mentor at Pomeroy High school for the last four seasons, said Tueso day he Is tenderins hiS reSignalion here to accept the JOb of defensive backfield coach at Mal'!lhall Umversity In Huntlns- $?B6 60 Suit FI'ledAgai'nsl Loca F•Irm 1 1 I I grr~ M'IShap IvestLegalgallonactionof followed an ln-J M the corpuralion Ore pOrk, by the Co l161lbus offwe ot the o~ar Helf'n ran a\bu~ore around my n~rk ,. p b db OSP U S Depal lmt'nl uf Labor's Wt! lovt'd column on lA Jeal barnll'uda, 111 bel ) ro e y Wage . hour and Public Con· ~ Legislative Thmgs 1 Can't rnnt' ' and Dear Helen tracts d1vts1ons, under the v.onder Pd rf some Please ~end me a recipe fol Ont> mmor accident was in erviston uf Karl A Jem1son Fl c0m1ng • mofO un,llnlab les Pie•>< hu rarrol c•ke - RA.BBIDN.; ~N '"l iga ted by th~ Ohio State The ttrm agam't Which the su1t 1 avor, mor us v. tth humm wa s II R:'\BII ~A - Pa lroJ on Tuesday at 10 40 wa.s flied r.s engaged m the "-'' by Helen Bottef - ,'t;: J iU' JUinOf 1 LOST•-tookln& llke 1 loot Olympic oal'!lman, trying to ftndhlhil w"), tot the ne:rU:! rtver '1 workman of the Sun Oil Co., of Philadelphia, guide~ s row oa aroun lop ~f 1 w1ter aettllng tonk at a refinery while a fellow worker wa~c~a. Ev;ryf twl ;yearo tho men clean 256 holes, removing aedtment that lllt•rlerea wit e an s UDO< tlon of ci1rlfybl1 water lor the refinerr. 1 Capitol Comment, Events jOUr "Thf fall's team had a t . I record to win ruMer-up honors in .the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Chancey waa named co-coach of the year for the SEOAL after the close of last ..ason. lonOcfictal conftrmaUon of Chan. A native of Ripley, W Va., ce •s be' hi ed th Chancey began hts athletic caY In~ r ere 1s ex- reer at Ripley High school peeled dunng 0 meetmg of the where he starred m footi>all and West VIrglma State Board of basketball He won AII-W est Education on May 26 Marshall Vtrgmia Honorable Mention m Um.verSity PreSident Stewart both spurts durmg h' . 18 seJUor Snuth ha~ recommended Chan- year cey fnr the JOb. Coach Chancey's overall re. The Pomeroy mentor was giv~ cord as PHS football coach en a football scholarshtp to for four seasons was 26 - 12 • 2. Marshall m 1956, but hts days While announcing hiS plans to his freshnran year because of 1 leave Pomeroy, Chancey com- severe Ies InJury mented, "I smcerely thank all as s player ceased during the people, both players and Chancey served as a student fans, who have atded the ath- asSistant at Marshall during his letic program m any way dur- sophomore and JUnior ye-ars and ing my four ye-ars here " then as student assistant coach . Chancey also put on record of the F'rosh football tearo m h1s apprec1at1on to members of h1s semor year of college. Ourthe PHS coaching staff and aU lng lhe 1!100 football season, other offtcJals of the Pomeroy Chancey was graduate assistSchool system for their "whole- ant of the Freshmon team hearted co-operatton " Goach Chancey Is married to Coach Chancey began his the former Mary Ann Amcareer as a high school gnd berger of Minersville and the mentor at Pomeroy during the couple has one son, Rick, age surn.'ller of 1961 At the conclu- four months. slon ot his first year the Pan- Six Pomeroy football players thers had posted a 5 - S record. under Chancpy at Pomeroy are Both the 1962 and '63 teama now attendmg, or will attend, ended wilh 6-3·1 slates and last college on scholarships. 1 n HELEN HELP US ! Cubs, Braves Win; Astros Upend LA, 4 to I By LEONARD A. GRANATO SJons this "'•son, amall wonder scattering nve hits He fanned UP! Sports Writer that hl9 teammates crowded five and walked only threo It just may be tbat Ray Sa- around hllD with congratulaOther NL GIIDies . deck1 ." a slow starter 8llC the I lions after he defeated Phila- In other National League slumpmg St lAU19 Cardmals delphia 3-2 Tuesday mght lor somes the Cuba outlasted tbe have been wailing lor him to hts first triUmph. Giants 7~. Mtlwaukee edged get rollmg. The victory put the Cardinals the Mets 4-3 and Houston haltLast season Sadeck1 lost hts barely over .500 and lodged ed Los Angeles 4-1 Pittsburgh Brtllfant Ploy first fiVe starts and wound up them m a tie for fourth with and the Reds wer~ rained out Eddie Mathewa made 1 briiWith 20 VIctories So, alter see- the Phillles and Braves. at Cmcmnatl. hant play to start a game-endIng him lose hiS ftrst four deci- Sadecki went the distance, fn the Amertcan League the mg double play that shut off a Met rally m the runth Joe Chnstopher and Charlie South b.d smgled and Ron Swoboda doubled home Christopher. After one was out Jesse Gonder was purposely walked to fill the bases Pmch hitter J1m INDIANAPOLIS, lnd (UPI)H1ckman smashed a one-hop The btg ttre crJsJs .appeared lmer to ~1athews' left Eddre over today for pole-sitter A. J. made a dlVIng stop of the ball, Foyt and seven other dnvers Whipped 1! to Frank Bolhng at who qualrf1ed for tre May 31 semnd and Bolling threw on to 500-mlle amo race on Goodyear fnst ahead oi Hickman. tires Tire Crisis Appears Over FIGHT RESULTS WASHINGTON _ ln taking Katzen bach who was Robert with Katzenbach, u on extremist all.gr-nothtng iKenned)'s principal advisor on Item. That the oamo forte~ \IJUI lm f'ance on clvJI ; ht! the twO I!Jret tsely such questions when now demandmg thl1 absurd and 1 1 1 'I GA l s wrtllng blun ed hb a m on a \le tg' county town wholes•lmg of used, utomobiies l ' COLUMBUS I UP!) More ;. K d g _ 'Ted of Robert Kennedy was Attorney polntles! rider - pointiest _. 1 1 D•ar Ga l' Dear I· an - rabbtd or a ' sln p , u•d lhree and a half foo mler>Wte commerce. "purk barrel'' Iesiolatlon ls on nators enne Yd Bob f G e _ lad gravely and re- cause 11 Is not the pol tu IJow about th"e' I 00 hRI•e an excellent re<tpe miles east uf Rl 325 I the way even In the wake of Massachusetts an o en ra 1 ' h hh t d Negro votIJ••r Helen send your whole or IS 11 ~ cat and plckup trurk I House passage Tueaday 0( Gov. New York - are not m~rely In peatedly queslloned the constl· ~ lcbut ~:~~~v:~edenlal of tiie I am WI tl<ng • Iheme on un hole' I adnte,, H """ perked m a pm.•t• dnve James A Rhodeo' f!89 million revolt agamst their party slead- tutiOnalttr so rt:ht to register - conotantl)' wtd mo!lwr~ 1m tollr~:;~ :iOdol Oear Ht~h•n 1he wav A ulr dnvf'n by Robert i capital improvements program ership tn both Senate and WhJte unexamp e a g bedeviled President Kennedy og, pleue :,end nre nil you ve Wht~l IS the meanmg of Noe l J9 Rt 3 Pome1oy, was • for the next two years House. lftat. [ d wer aa constantl) brush;"' SIUOf NI wmd '""'" and I 1 meon hotk<'d out mto !he road As1t , Rep Ralph F1sher, R-Woost- More puignanlly, they are lnl' !After all Gongre" had a!- 'ed" be h 85 11 lht> In Ho\ SuJuto.; ~1arted up t!Jf' 1oad Danny Ash er. m presenhnc the bill whtch truth turnmg 180 de~ee!l away ready un ce conceded Itself powj ' Wh!th 1~ .1 lt l!le ltke 0 Y Im. 1 0 1, a> ani . gao de burn 12 Rl I Langmlle slart CIIICAGO JUP!l _The prlc- now goes to the Senate, told the I from the whole lime I tuld femal"1111"" "' d erless to st rike down the poll Item· That the !JJcorporatioll 11 1 ' tax, even a!l apphed to :shtp ' a le( ond k<<<<' v _ e , camp," you 1 d the engme o,n tile truck and t>s on wholesale c.Jttle and hous House another capital improve· mamtamed on thts h (JIJ~\ lo <mvont' w~w f-I rm1! t'u a " 1 11110 11 d • 1 bll ld be It od ced b th It b th Pres! 1 II of this needlessly provocativt ad.11 11111 m a dWt'tll nr k u, sue Y eir aero Band undeniably dubious I 5"'• ··r• :,... s"t>lll~tttaled ~·:Jntf't>d !ldd l t'~:sr-d t"llVI:'Ojlf' '"'~ u h Oll h I It'd roaf way t aresoarmg and th1smay make , mens h 1 wou thr K d er, d b lelec t1ons So 1t submitted 111 1\.ndguthlsre\)l\ Pl 1 , 1 se~end lnw ke~ negatzvesorlofi'.<:IY tl t e n glt ste 0 tre so mP drflerence to the hou.se " wttmtwoor eewees US- dentJohnF enney,a n Ylconsututtonalamendmenttothe lwouldhaveraisedaclearc1• me that btg tal leacher vuu ad Th<~l s .-!bout .r~ !WH! lh I ('an \Jnd Ulr l1lere ~as nnlv min- t Wllr s po< ketbook But maybe mg money from. the recently .. his closest advrsen, lndudmg ll;tates and thus the job was Iger to enactment of the blpar• ;.f'I 11Sf:'d ~ 1:-.llt-K~.~It,n 'I , lOme !\nvnuefOI a bettt-rdd tn m d.tmHge and nerther drrver ~he ~"t-oni moan alone Cat tle l pas!ied $290 million bond issue. Bob Kennedy , when he was t done ~onstitutJOnally.) tisar bill itself. For thia would fJ .. ::~r Ht'ltn !Iron ' - H v.as InJured feedrrs may be hurl tng ln the I Fisher said he could not estl· John Kenned}'s Attorney Gen- l ltem. Tbat form~r Assistant have carrred the thinl IU far I I pp I\ ma rr wd 11t><~r Hel~ll One l::trJest was Jtmmy Ev- po(ketbonk too mate the amount of the second eral G I B k '1a a to repel those reuoubll J vu qur e 1<.1 t 12 H I d t ~~ . ' b II B t " D t R' h I • Attorney enera ur e l' r- s httf gw ng :.tt'ad\ wrth llllt1!tH'I I tht nk Soupv Sale~ 1s Just anr.; aetnt' ( I t' 0 ezg~ l lh1s a(f'ordlng to sto(kmrn 1 1 u rlnance tree or lr - President Kennedy- and Al· shall who was Robert Kenne· nunded Northern Senaton wht II wonderful and I dream of mt'et ('(]Unlv <OUJt F'JJday f:Jr un~a!e and :students of cat tle prwe ard L Krabach Indicated It 1torney General Kennedy too ' In "I ba the power of Dnal•· 1 " She "" may bt- hkt! the gal who mg htm but 1f 1 evrr d1d what Vt-hH If' d $l50 11 1 1 ' dy's trust•d second man wu go ve the wbole bulioea._. ts what ha!l happPned ! might be aroun liU Jon n I always wanted only accomplish- th J t De artment acree ciaJoo 1 trends -...rote I ve had ftve husbands would 1 sa\"' ~ NEW YORK lhere werr seven pre-driver Present lrendll show the pnces new projects. • ,ed and enforceable legislation, e us ICe p ' und marnt'd two of them" ) 1'F:~ N tf'~ts gJH'n Juesday \\Jth all pard for re<J caltle, the "fatten- 'fhe $Ill milhon will JO to knowmg that to demand the And then tltete wa• the Dw Tee n . , P""'ng and 18 regul•r road ed" ooes are going up Bullhe provtde new lacllitifl for state screaming ImposSible was per11 lirtmhtur phtlusupher and her Huw a~ut Heres p1e in tt>sts \'otth SIX fa1l mg [gap between the unfpd or hght-idepartmentl and universtUel in hap.~ good political theater but rrt: l"d Let me hve Ill <~ house your t'~~ H , • ..- , t~r rattle and the fed 18 nar- every com~ ol the atate. It was also to rtsk wmdma~ up bv the side of the rvad and be And I 11 Pnd '>'l!h a tvp!tal \t'lrve }und~ Nflar Jowmg Flmshed prtees at Chi- was the third maJor budget ! h thl d 1 A n d letter from a 1)'p ltd • 1 "llt ' O ) , --• bY the House w1t no. ng one. fr· .. 11 dJ~ wrth mru cago where more lop grade cat measure PISJ:Jn~ df t111e boy w.mun~ to shake us tie m1Pr \'o tlh a f1a rr for exa~ $2 .0( C) HI Pnmn-oy lie JS ~old than anywheree lse, l S<l far this session. I Prestdent Kennedy stea as blt'dd~ who wt ole Shes hke ger,1tmn 1\cttH' funds m the trea~ury htt $j() pet hundredweight the 1 ly resisled the hberaJ extrem' De<~r Hf'lenhe1pu.., or the v11lage of Pomeroy at week of May 9 The cat lie tt'&tsts And 10 did Robert Ken1 Teen<~gers are jW'it llful I lite hrglllnt ng of May tolaled dy for l~dmg but dl\·erted[ IS nedy - as Attorney General ''"te '" lhtnk I will gr"" up to 119 952 15 from feedlots 8lld sent to marIndeed, tho Kennedy Admlnishe mre ! he gt-ne1al fund had 13145 ·1 ket zeadted as htgh as 12950 1 trE:tlon never asked Congress D&..,oar ro tNTEii!Ul OJ'h sl~ lt'r alv.avs gets rna: the rne depa.rtrnent fund, l lhe. same week The $30 fOI I for civil rights Jeglalatlon re1 1 1ry $,,. 951i 88 rt·metery departmen t, pnme :~;!aughler steers wetgh- The Electa Circle of the ' mo tel Y 10 1weepne 1 tJ as PresiMtrGS• MASON Al~.t. f1ghl s wtlh rnt> on d w1cn 1 1142 ••c"•r• 1 o....n ~".'""'"' to tome mto lw r rourn slle $ Y, sheet department $3.- , tng mt he 1200-1400 lb range IS Mddl t ~ B tst h rch dent Johnson and the responsi· Chnt•• hnn•"•' to•• •• II 'l'h t 216 99 sl~:~le highway Improve· I epor r IrS1 ap I c u bl De tl nd R bll an Putll" n.u .... n "" " "11" .~ m•p lhrov.s a pr 1lw at mr e nt'x ., d thr hrghest ~mc.-e January, J963 held ttB first meeUnJ at the e mocra c a epu c 1 1 1 sun·t~, •• lh"111u•un "• 1Y ~'"' "h ddy my frlf'nd s ctk'nr o~1r and ~ 307,9 an parkmg otcnett>r _ Senate leaderships are now 1"~ ' " ""·"~ ' \I • "~'"• " " ' Sl fu nd $3 197 '!:1 Inacti ve funds home of tts chairman, drt . er<.~.l' 1· ~~ o B'-' • ""lol' orr r• Ph""' she ca ll ~ them namt's Je nev Ill at• k lHHU1 uuoxrar F asking But even though thts 1 ony ower ...., , ., ·• !l:d •' ,n ... w' • 1 Ill ln1 , 1., 00 11 ) ~pllo.;h of $189 946 41 werr postt·d 111 11 '" ('t llts-.l'~ 1 u ot n , I s c.. d 8 d ,,. , . I I The meetln" was opened with Negro votmg rights b 18 r..... ,~d n I t \ c l~-~ m•lltl\f I'l lher th<.t l t~ tiHowmg mP Hl llf' nmtary ~wer an on Bl II'I~IUII!>' Con•p m• "" •' •t.. 1,.,., .. nu •' ""mer"> Ht>'rn•men l !unds k , e1el prayer by Mr.8 wIII IS Anthony Icomparably more far-reaching Oh•" to thl:' )>W mlnHn g vtwtl , uc wood 1 H PI Sent eld Devohons, entitled "Co-Workers than anything ever proposed by '"'"• ••~>'"'"'.".. ' Plei!se lwlp ( <~ u~ek I am Igo, \1aJor Cecrl L Blackwood of I [;' ,,. n by Mrl the Kennedy Admimstrat1on ' It ~ .. "•'•on• ~ H• Ddl•d••r' lt. ouh•ll lu o ... li,vr Nl POSTPONED r or God" were 1 1 01 ,, .,,, .,,. ,~ .. '"r" I·•~ "~w mg to hr" rhtld st 11rb! wwn · _. r Harrisonville ha s just cornplet ~,reda Hood is ahll not neany 'tough" v ... 1 grow up and I thm k I lwlter An open lrouse planned by D eel serv mg a vol unteer tour of Su!Hri'IPIInll •••u I) .. I verod ... , start wurktrl~ on It nnw ' and \11 s Lt•sl er L Roush ror d I With the 3020 T p Car- 1 OfflcerA na~ for the com~ enough for the Kennedy broth1 1 1 1 c•rr •· '" ' " ' • ••' "" ~ ~ """' "'' t sYll:l{'Use . u YWmg Clinton Countv roo AF'B • mg year were 'Etrcle chairman, •eek an. Y~•· ,, ••h~"' ' •• •ne As I s<~v tht~ ts a tvptcel lle and Mtnersv tlie rter hair ers Dill' ~·ntllll' orfnf 11~811 tl• krd SI,IN leltl'l 1ht- dtffer \1t!lhod!81 chw rht-s ha.s beenl \1 s't ·k d Clt9 1Mrs Tony Fowler; vice c • Their recent defeated effort mnnrno l i ~n r•e m m•h· Llllll Anthony·• Ito Incorpora te inl0 th e "'II o.1""'' ""'"" •ll..,.,~,,. •·· • • ~ "* ence" 1 found 1t st uffed mto my postponed due to t he dea II1 of , Fl.uaJor Bac woo .. , t a .h man • Mrs · Willis .,... an 1 ftot Hi" ,raM• nnr >n"""' Sl w "' Ias! Wf'!r.•'· - and II Or Housh 's btnthel Jn·law ' Ros- L ~nymg as I Be WhJte Cross chairman, Mrs. attempl to strike down even D'li1J . ,., t wnn sr1 aHm•na 1)!' l'.tiiPr Hymgouar boxcarsPI o, m support t Bod 1 M 1 1 11 1 a11.., r1, .. m•n •h• ' " wr~s ~ 1 unt"d - Sl Z\NNE HOT {Of> Mm rts or Ga ll ipolts. f U S 1 r Jmer; reasurer, rs. local and state poll taxe& by !'o • • o t 11e rnt ttary misSion m F ed Hoff~·n· love •itt Mr1 1 r WIIIOfl' .. _ ~eeretary • • ' Mrs. n en Congressslonal ukased Jnh the Dommtt:cm Republic. Joe ' ' 1vo1ves t e mos 1 ex1raor mary 1 fpl Srh 11 Se VP8 turnabout in recent puUtlcal hiSr chairman, Mrs Freda Hood and ' tmy. For they lnsiSttd upun Durmg ( •mff'renre 1 p•·ogram clralrman, Mrs Eu- : this thru' t m the face of all Cpl Bru!'c Scholl of the Mt gene Murray 1these plam facts Vernon Post of the Ohio High- 1 Pro}Octo for the coming year l Item. That the present Atway Patrol was on duty at the i will be savmg bottle caps, clia· i torney General. Ntcho!as Kat, Great Lakes Governors' Confer. 1tr 1butmg Secret Place, school Izen bach the same Nicholas lt11ve Yankee1 beat the Red Sol U in 12 l!mings, C!evelanc. eked past Baltimore l.Q, Washingtnn outslngged Detroit 15-9, Chicago defeated Kansas City 5-4, and ' Los Angeles beat Minnesota H The Cardlnalo backed Salle<> kl w1th an 11-hlt attack. Juhan Javter had three hils In four ~~· drlvmsdinBt~o; :s. Ti~ arver an, I e eac had two RBI s The Phils got their runa on fourth-mnmg home runs by Richie Allen and Aler Johnaon. By William S. WWte JUP· I J IIU I up to Eastern Edges k Buchtei-Yor d 5-31,ues ay UPI 8fJe• £S 1 1 H~; I don.~ hr~r: f<:~t ~-' J~nl lle~J;:."P . ~f Moan as Prices Go Soaring I posltto~r~~u~~ ~ou I v~~~·;e:~.~~ nation~( I orRRV' S WOHlnU l I Mrs. f ow/er . I . , , Hostess tor First Meeting THE DAILY SENTINEL ATTENTION! BOYS and GIRLS I \Ill!! I t I' t 1 ~~:'!c!off:'~s~ve :!~~ti!":i , ·,' ? ' Do It ......,. .. u .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:=~~~~~~~e=~ A dessert course was aerved I I enre ed a~last escort M1ch1gan Gov , lunches membering weekforwhere he serv· for thUt·lns the needy and re- George RtJmney for the second consecutive year Cpl Scholl, , by Mn. Fowler to Mrs Fred ! I the son of Mr. Frances Scholl 1Hoffman, Mn Willis Anthony, ' I of Pomeroy, al!lo met New York Mrs Frances Bearha, Mrs No-- I I Gov. Nelson Rockefeller there ra Homllton, MF!. Bert Bodlmer, Mn. Joe W1lson and A'ITEND MEET Mre Freda Hood. Mr and Mrs Dwight Wal-l late and sons, Bruce and Alan, INFANT DIES 1 were tn Chtlil< othe Monday eve· Relatives have recetved word ntng to attcnd the dlstrtct track of tlte death of the infant son, meet Both Wallace boys were :Scott Allen, or Mr and Mrs I In the competltun tnd are stu- 1Sidney Kloes of Golumbll!. The HI g h baby was born May 7 and had I dents of Middleport &hool been a patient at Chlldren'a boapita! for a heart condttion. until , CLUB TO MEJ!T hlo death, Tuesday, Moy 18. He The Twin City Shrtne club " survived by his parents and will meet Thuroday at 8 p m. a a1oter, 2'1.1 years old Grandat the Mosonlt Temple tn Mul· parents are Carl Kloea and Mil· die port. Ladies are invited J1a.. ' dred Kloeo and great grandIre•hmento are to be oerved, mother is Mrs Gertrude Kl00t1. r.RANStJAW,-n.IE RENTIN& .!r:;em, BRAes ABOUT -n.~e CLEANLINESS OF HfS APARTMENTS •••• 1 1 SPo1LESS.'.' LIKE NEW.'! 1HA1's HOW WE KEEP 'EM! YotJ COULD EAT OFF THE FLOOR···· Sur LISTEN TO HIM CHEW OUT THf PoOR JANITOR FOR TRYIN0 TO GilT A NEW BROOM••• IT's PLEHTY' $J6·95 WUh You, Old O.,.ntlng Bicycl• PUTBACKTHE TASTE OTHERS AWAY eboo EHOUeHI eoTALOTOF use fN rr.&. ~ A real da•zler! Chrome lenders, rlmo, IIandJelm,. and heodJiihta. Two-tone oaddle, ltroamlinet! tank, lllf!IIAge carrier and many other extras. Bo~ .,.. gi.t.lo' mod•l• Ci¥>ioo of 24" or :16' 1111& 'IOU'RE ALW"T"' WANTIN' SOME• THIN€1//QUjT -~- Boys' or Girrs' 26" Bikes BELLVACIIiN!! • Texas Steer handle ba,.. • Auto enamel finish - • • • • Double braced fenders F1restone Speed Cothion lirtt Y.a'' pitch .racing chain Full length chain guard • Many other feoturet 1 1 Mei11 Geaoral Hoapllal DANCE AT KYGER Admlsoloao - Mabel Taylor, A high school donee party will Long Bottom; Martha Robm- be held Friday nllht ·~ the I' son, Harrisonville; Charles Me- Kyger Creek hiSh ouditortum Murray, Portland 1tartin1 at 7 p. m. tESTl The l~~ ~~~~ Dlsebaraes - Homer Russell,1J••y• will emcee. Tlw tlam.oe , ••• ..._ Pomeroy, 11 open Io the publlc, • ~- With You, Did Operetlng Blcyclt Jutf H&RFIRESTONE ' STORE I FILTERS -~Jl"'-- ' MIDDLEPORT, 0, '., �.... , .. . . . ... . ., porll. The report oald the ruJ. ed that there It ~ ., bt deeHned, J:RS l8ld. 6-Dall¥ Sentinel, Pomeroy.M!ddli!IJOrl, 0.,_Maylt, 1965 Ing regime is forced to e•noclllieve the North Vtet-Namese The agency said the Commu· ' , . . fer lilt industrial goods earmarked lor people are eating less than they nists formed colledive farms also considered unsy~pathettc PJI!S, chtc,ks, 0~ 1:': ••• ,.~ domestic consumption to keep did before World War IL which were llll!IIOCeBI!UI. Tb& to the Communist regtme. The productng halln nds 'and•r".:'.:"! · · · f •·--""' In '·- fro cooperative~ never functioned fish In sma po , .,.... the defictt from becommg worse, ERS said there was a brlell aItare~ s....,.~ -•• m ~perly private a<livites . , the peUUcal control ol the cot. '"" • ' North Vtel Nam always 1period ol rural prospertly In lectl south for much of its North VIet Nam after the Comveo. ERS said that despite govern. REPORT REVEJI8ED 1""""''the diet slap leo f the munists took control In 1964. tbe persons in charge were ment efforll to the contrary, PT. PLEASANT - Msrgaret country. Now, because of the There were land and credH re- generally politically reliable, some semblance of private Jean Roberti waa granted a political situation North Viet forms which helped independent but were ol the ~!culturally enterprise continuea to ftourlsb divorce from Delwon B. RoNam must feed itself. This has peasant farmers. Farm output backward lower class. Tbe mid on the cooperatives. In 1961, the berll IMtelld of Delwon B. Robecome ,. difficult that rice, rose substantially. But alter die clast peasants were con.,d- government ,reported that hall berts beiJJil gtven a divorce anilll<li fat, and sugar 1959 central control of agri~ul· ered agriculturally the most of the Income of households In from Margal'l!t Jean Roberts, are rationed, ERS said. It add- lure increased and production advanced group, but they were cooperatiVes came from raising as was reported earlier, 18 QUART SIZE PLASTIC UTILITY MEN'S·WO'S.CHLOS. THONG ZORI TUBS SANDALS Big size handy utility scrub tubs in assorted colors - Thong sandal11 for the whole family, tblck crepe rubber " WAI'fiNG FOR SATURN-National Aeronautics and Space Administration's six~mil· .._-·--.< <-·· -:~- lion-pound crawler-transporter poses for space officials and the press at Launch Com.. plex 39 on Merritt lsland, Fla. It is designed to carry the towering Saturn V moon rocket three miles from assembly tower to launch pad. The crawler, one of two builtfor NASA, will undergo extensive testing and debugging before it is deciared opera-tional in September. Figures of twa mes ln extreme lower left indicate its great site. made of unbreakaple plastic. A real dandy little grill - Portable, grill adjusts to 3 po!litions Uses Jess charcoal, cooks in a hur~ ry. Made of heavy gu<Jge melitl with brass finished legs_ e Brass Finish Leg• • 3 Position Grill poly DISCOUNT PRICE 00 ••• e Brass Finish Legs 44:, FOR PICNICS PATIO HEAVY METAL FILLED BED Mi1111 & Children'• Red or Bluo TENNIS PILLOWS OXFORDS SHREDDED FOAM uppers in sizes for misse1 and children. DISCOUNT PRICE ~-~------ Go West, Young Man, Still Proves To Be Good Advice for Businessmen NEW YOHK lt'P i l - Go mh'rrs t-. '' 1 ~ · n•s tn the npf!nrlmliiJe" nut tlw rompa n~··~ artivit trs cPnh 'r , i ··_Jn our ar·ea~ !.his Is substan· ! s tr!t• thrtr (Win front door Tll:lY thrv br iJP\"Pd tl tf' o;;wi ngs ;md f nd tr~\'el f.:.l r Irom rs-:l'ntialto lo.1n p rospect~ lmd brt' n subj ect sur p·ss. to lt•ss fluc tualt 1•!1 than m ma ny ,-\n exa rn plr of !lw second ~· 11 p t•o uld he (';lrl H Lind-, St : ~.:,;,: 7,~,~~~ ~'\"~~ ~~,~,\"~~~~~: 1 " 11 • !' 111 m dm .~ 0 0 ermlllJJll~ th is dJverslih'fi co mpany wh1ch m- at least 50 per cent of our is an area of many." DISCOUNT STORE MIDDLEPORT t \ ' ]t • a~!narl 1 grJCU ure IS ull d I· brothrr<; ;md th e grnup nf ' ''lbOC e"'CUiin'' assotta leo 11:11. \T•N_1'tt t \ emp s ln '~' '"' 1hn•1• ~ <.v ln'' ~ !HJii ln:-m ·re msur<t · · nce •l"l,l, ll·ons. 8 11 . 1 b·<~ nk • manv, a, comml'rua . B} r, ,n 1.0RO p (;OnWIN 1 • 1 ·: l'l'r :l l iw un nt·" :q~rr'r \· and · •"'U ipmmt Jea$ ·mg f1rm. • 11 orrr ate prnn an iv 1· Ohio , I "1is na~ h1•r·n rnmn~nv·s ·;·. llh area, although some nf w ti viti(•s na!ura!ly spread 11 urher s1<1~es. Brtween 1959. n l.hr cornp.1 ny v..-as orga ni:'.ed and thruu /1 196-1 it has ' -g · ' nld ahout nr PH',Ill -fldcJ IP ~ " · I · :·~e in earninas br fore allocat ions t.o n·-., rrves b and its assets gre-w Six-fold.' 1 WASHI NGTON \!P It - A ~t:w nant ilw ngri cu!ru ral se-ctor has the d11 uhl e hurd•·n of feeding the nr,pul!lt 1on and prov"' 'n£. mvest- ~ gJ I ( ' II H .H 1· .h undf•- r m<· nt r<'s ourc.,s for · · 1! t 1 l st n al · · " m mJ~ g a r~ p s 0 In( u. · o1ial to 37 per ce nt. ·,," \orth \'1"1 "am • ''H·!·o,·rltn "- n ·Ps ' c , -~ ·'- • to an {'rnnom lc r('Wlrl hv thr> · . Agnr ui!IH"f• Drpartmf'nt . ~ _ The Oep~rtn~ent s r.cnnn:ntc R"~r:t rrh SrrvJre · !ERS I -;.-lid mtsmnnaged centr al control ha~ _ ~·: . u~~ ·d f;1n.n ° 111 _P~•; .;·:pf':Jt edl _v ro 1·111 ~ ll OJ t. of lcl .f.! l -~ Tl~ e ag~ ncv c:·ud agr u- ultu re tn ~w .mdus- In -· d "A~r i c u 1 r ure has not succee ,.. ,, h t -.• ··r1 r· e f ·n _ t t' n•por s<tlu. 1e JV .v~a r plan launched in 1961 ra iled for a 148 pPr rem in- ' crf'asr. m agricultural productin n In 19fi-1. the indu stria l goal w a ~ revised downw ard to 119 . · ,: ' . ,_. . , pn ("(·nr and the agncullural 1 ~orthh \ •et :.:hrun ... " c h<~lrac tcr- goal to 37 per cent. 1zed )' ·m 1 ttnu "ln("(' o m·m · · · · ' ' ·· HD th rr v1sed golllf: seem be. rowdw. an e ~ t rPrrw 1~· 111g11 man- yon rl n·ar h.'' 1il P rat111, pnrn1!1 ve t'U 1lure. . . Ag am before appropna!JOns and a \-Wv limilt' d amount or Trad(' Ddirlt to J--(e neral resrr·ves, nrt m- C<I PiliJI l' qu-~ prm nt , and i~ thl' w E R ~ ~ai d N"orth Viet N<1 rn come at the rnrl o! 'l;ts ll'ar '.;; fnfe si<Jg nant." has a sl:rggering trade d.,.-; .. ir <llld the sofl -spnkrn , grey-h<lirl'd The rt'pnrt s;lld North ViPI lwc;JU ~c of large industrial imLindner said ca refu lly !hat he Nam 1 ~ tryi ng tn build h1~avy po rts .and a slow :md Ja sa w no reason why lh1s would i nd 'l ~ l rv in .1 p•·•.'TJili V(' : 1•~rwu l - ;1g ri cu1tun· . In 19Gl, ex ports not conlmue thruugh the sel · tural country. It explams that eq ual led unly 59 per cent of lm ond quart er. ------ ,, "As for the year," he said in a recent discus~ion here. "th e 1 Batelle Memonal Institute re- I cenlly furnished the Dayton ! Power and Light Company and Cincinnati Gas & Electric with a survey which predicted 1965 would see a better year tlian 1964 in the Ohio area." The company this mont.h opened a new branch off ice of Hunter Savings Assn., 1ts savings and loan subsidiary, at Ce nterville, Ohio, in the Dayto n nrca. Lindner and h.; family also have a thriving dairy <>lore busness operat i11g th roughout Ohio. SI Rr1<'d witll three l.md- 1 ner broth(·rs at the helm, it has 1 about 125 ~t ores, many ol which it owns, and makr:'s ;lfl(JUI 10 per cent of lhe ice cream manufactured in Ohio. "We own a number of our own location.s." said Lindner, "and we were fam il iar with real estate. We formed a real estate business and went into the savings and loan industry in 1959. We arc adiversified financial holding company, with about two-third s ol our interests in the S&L field and about onethird of our growtr from other Mrs. Maoris inhabit Zealand No New ---two J)eal'ls aro exact!¥ POMEROY BOYS BLACK BOYS MENS WASH & WEAR COOL WOVEN OXFORDS SUMMER TOYO AND OXFORDS SLACKS CAPS LOAFERS Moe Too Styl11 Well made slacks for boy1 - Wash & wear cotton fabrics in choi<-e of colors. Siws 6l o 16. Cool for summer wear - Endicott-Johnson quality fooLwear, soft leather uppers Discount Pric• Discount Price and pat· terns. Sizes 6"% to 7%Buy several. assorted colors LEATHER DRESS Sturdy E&J oxford.!! and Joafen for boys, made just Uke dada. Sizes 3lh to 6. Longer wear, in every pair, - composiUon soles, casual slipon styles or lace up oxfords. Sizes 6¥.1: to 11, WOMEN'S SUMMER JUST ARRIVED NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES PAINT Sleeveless and short ideeve styles, Cool cotton and acetate fabrics in pretty summer colors and printed White ond best colors, An economy paint that spreads Sl4 to 10 patterns. Wide selection or newest styles - and all at budget pleas-- oaailr and covera woU. ing low- lnl!llpensivo, good looldnc DISCOUNT PRICES dreu flate made of limo~ $199 Dl10011nt Prl• $199 pr MENS SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER SPORT IIBndsome IPOrt sblrtc fo• men, Made of fine printed cotton fabrics in a good choice of colors and patterna. SUes S, II and L. Aaron, MU 21 81 18 :17 .333 Natlooal ~::e-;a·~~·i;;~~~~ Rose, Cln 30 133 31 ff ·UI 34; Mays, ~iants 29; Vlrdon, Pitt til H II 32 .323 Reds 25; Johnson, Redo 25, Americao Leapo Covey, Giants 24, GAll R H Avg. American Leope 0 Horton, Del 20 76 17 31 .408 Tigers 26; Howard, Senato"r'",''u~ ;' II Davalllo, Clo 26 lltl 10 35 .365 Mantilla, Red Sox 23; Horton, Cater, Chi 30 l16 21 39 .336 Tigers 23; live Ued with 21 Wrlllield, L1e II 62 7 :Ill .3Z3 P!Ccblug McAulle, Del 30 115 27 37 .322 Nallonal Leope - Gibson Skowron, Chl 30115 16 37 ·!2%, Cards HI; Maloney, Reds 4-0; Wagner, Cit 'll Hl6 24 34 .32tl Gluoll, Astros 6-1; Ellis, 110<18 11 Held, Wasb 'll 70 IS 22 .314 5-1; Dryodale, DodK•ro 6-2; Ward, Chl 31119 22 37 .311 seven pitchers Ued H - FINE BLANKETS aummer dresa and boys, Asst. patterns. DISCOUNT PRICE and Dl~e~unt $188 pr pke. v....~.s9C pke. orion .t29c 7 12.0%. CAN 19o !:" 10c SWEET PEAS 6 JANE PARKER POTATO CHIPS JANE PARKER $9 ~ 8 '· ' 28.0Z. BTL. 45c Ba~ue· Sauce ,. . . 29c JANE PARKER-CARAMEL PECAN ROLLS H . Syrup 399 ' .. 12oOI,29 bt~ c ' •• ' ·' .I ' 51°0 79c KIDNEY BEANS 3 ~~;~ ·-· IMPORTED MANDARIN $·3: 9 · ,. . - 10 .J; 39c ;" , , H . •·' 2 49' 11 ...,, can a Sullono Brand SWEET CORN c EARS Watermelons~!:_ 99c ..tll 4 ror29c Lemons lulxtre ~.a,.._ Cucumbers ,..,. 3 ·... 29c ,Banana·..s ':::2,"'.. 2sc -h ' ·~ . "HI L.OFTJ. PLAIN PERtMNAP: llANKas ........ · · each 39c 11-oz. bottlo JELLIES 4 V•rlotl11 With th• PurchaM tr $S.OO or More J:xcluslvll!l of Items Exempted b7 Llw Expirta May 1 • 1168 In Cola. Ulll1 AloP'1 2+0%. BTL. 49c · , pkg. c1n1 btl. i '' ANN PAGI 39c l·llt. FLORIDA GOLDEN ANN PAGE .' i ·-~ p~~· PEACH PIE ISLAND SUN BRAND IONA BRAND-CRiiAM STYLI . , _;~ . "'29c - - 12 ANN PAGII-RED / " pko. - HEINZ BRAND IONA BRAND • ,, 49' lb. pke. ' -- ·-·- ' ~·-, MADE WITH BUTTER· MILK CIN " ' HADDOCK Fl ounder ORDINNERS - - - 39c Catfish Fillets _ l·lb. 45 C 1·1b.43 Cod Fillets C 1-lb.39C Perch Fillets Breaded Perch 2 !~. 99c Fried Scallops .....""''39c Fish Sticks 2 1!:.79c $199 Shrimp lrooclad - 2 lib. sJke. • GREEN BEANS 6 79c KETCHUP BEACON SINGL! CONTROL ELECTRIC • ENRICHED BREAD c CIN Big, 72x90 Petmanap lllankets in,,.. • , .10rtcd plain colors, Wide acetale.l!!nll..' ,,, · Ina,' A wonderful bu,y tn Blanltell. , $l99pr CAP'N JOHN FROZEN SEAFOOD VALUES l·lb. BLANKET$ ··.. ·· ·· .. each $· 24 to 38 Jane Parker Wiener Rolls , ..... GOLDEN CORN6 79( ORANGES A be~utlful plaid pattern blanket In assortad muJUcolon, Bll 72 x 90 size, Mochtne wuhahlt, ·Moth proof. ' , Simi • 01, "ROCK ISLAND".:MULTl PLAID Price 89' WIENERS 15V. some folks* even identify them blindfolded! Hlib qu.Ucy automaUc Electric 'Blan· luJill made bY Beacon. Slnlle control, , DOuble bod lire In pretty plain colon lored. Good fitting, un IONA-CUT Small Down Poyment Holdl Until NMdecl BLANKm · ·· ·· ·· · · · each wear. Beat colors-. Wash end wear fabrics. Well tai~ 31A-Ib. JANE PARKER 111/HITE LEMONADE - 39c lb. ALL MEAT-SKINLESS-BULK SWISS CHEESE c 1&. Catsup or sports 39c Beef Liver ANY SIZE PIECE TltEESWEET-FROZEN Dl•count Price slaeka for lb. For AQuick Tasty Meal- Economical Tool HALF & HALF ' Cool cotton TENDER-SLICED 69c DUCKLINGS CANNED CHICKEN . • 36, SLACKS •••h DENNIS BRAND-WHOLE-COOKED SNO FLOSS SUMMER YOUNG PLUMP-FANCY Morton Dinners cotton f&brJcs. Si.zel 28 to WoohMdWHr trunk& in an size1 for men FROZEN-3 COURSE-4 VARIETIES AlP BRAND $199 .... LAY·A·WAY SALE! lhort ICE CREAM Well made walklng ohorta MEN'S Boxer and brief atyle swim 94c 11wnt 11tuu made of wash and wear DISCOUNT PRICE SWIM TRUNKS ·-·II 30 Ill H 34 National Leagae - Mays, ants 14; Swoboda, Me t s t; Banks, Cubo; Torre, Braves; McCovey, Giants, all 1. American League - Ho1rton,ll Ttgera I; Blefary, Orioles; nlgliaro, Red Sox; Gentile, A'l; Kaline, Tigers, all 8. 11tuu Batted 1D Roast SSe Beef Stew ~:~;_ 73c English Roast lb.6Sc Ground Chuck lb.6Sc • Stea kRound SWISS .... tit. 65 C loot Ribs lb.3Sc MARVEL STRAWBERRY Walking SH_ORTS SHIRTS Kaline, Det For RoUer or Bruab, Qulell drying vinyl latex flat waD finlsb In white and poD! ... Ion, Iated leatbera - and potent lll<o materials, c ••n• PAINT gal. 0111 1 a.,... "VICTOR" VINYL LATEX WALL ' a...:.: WITH A&P SAVINGS! So distinctively different "DIXIE" OIL BASE GLOSS HOUSE White Bono Black Juniors-Misses-Half Sizes 0 SAVE ON PAINT ATTHEBONANZA FLATS '* !! DISCOUNT PRICE Discount Price . MEN'S AND BOYS WINNING FRIENDS AND INFLUENCING PEOPLE: President Johnson's firm policy brought out a Marln.e band in Santo Domingo, lop, and beautiful glrlt to gretl landing Marines In South Viet 1\am. The polity also bas increased the- rontid~nre or rr~e Europe 1n the determ1Daa lion of the United Stale• to meet Red aggresslOII. - MEN'S BLACK LEATHER DRESS $188,, ACTIVE ACTRESS ECCLES, England (UP!) Amateur actress Kathleen Lew~ i ~. at:ting her par1 nt the shrew In '' Kiss Me K<Jte" with considt:rable gusto, hurled a pewter L nkard across the stage. tt rr.issed its target, bounced into tlw orchestra pit and clobbered t rumpeter Clarence Cros&dale. 1 OHIO NGS By UDIIetl Press lnlernadoual Noflu Leagao GAB R H Avg, May1, SF 32124 3! 50 .103 Coleman, Cin 21 72 10 21 .31)9 Torn, MU :1& 90 13 U .187 Allea, PhU 31121 211 ff .184 Kranpool, NY 30111 If 40 ,180 Johnson, PbU 18 53 5 19 .358 J.Aiou, SF 32 138 25 47 .!48 Sturdy constructed , bent plywood frame, vinyl covers - 3 piece sets, consisting of train case with mirror, 21 inch week end and 24 inch pullman. Choice of red or blue. 1ms in l'SS. And it k~s dcf;1u lt tha n a.:n.. Major Lee,.. Leaden THREE PIECE LUGGAGE SETS' j oxr~t. young m.1n. rn<l \ ~t i l l he Lmdn!' l" :-md Do11 ;llrl ~~ rr.',\' - " I" ;m y savings ~n~ loan op-: ~ond ·~dvice fql ~o me young gii: . \" l('t' p rPSI(I t·nl. ..;c~ttl 11_1:11 er;1 (1r m. loans on e-x1 stmg I bu·· i nes~mrn dt'~p 1te tiw stP:Jdy f-.Ju pul atw n are .1 ~ m~port ant __ part ol _ : But other s who apply th rvn - _!!rm•th ~) 1 the a r e:1-.; 111 1\h1d1 oprrat mn. Cow gJ_tl . Pxplamed. , 0 SHOPPER'S VACATIONER LIGHT WEIGHT . .<: t :ltrs DISCOUNT PRICE 1° 88! MORE AT THE 5 YELLOII'STOriE INVASION-Jets will invade the land of th e geysers this season when this new airport is dedicated June 12. Da il:-o fl ights to YC'tlow stonc National Park will be provided by commerl'iallines. More lha n t"o lllillion tourist s are c1pected lo visit the park this year. Obi U\Vins 18th StraigL ' . .t Gllli1. Mays !1411I1, Garltrle18011 (211!, Houlll(m 002 001 Olz- I I ! 010 IIIII 002 001- I T 1 Alou «4111), 11ar1 (lib). Brmr, Reed (5), Purclln ce), ldorebead, lltdltz (tJ llld •0 Major lleplllJ PerrlllOikl (8) liDd lloHboro. Tlllmln. Slalford lfamllloa (I) < ,_,.. York 020 100 001- 110 I Jelmaori, Woodesbltt Cl) and llenilf (101, (IO) ond . ' 81 Ulllled Prell '•'·...lloul 020 100 01s- 1 11 o Bateman, Winner - Johnson Edwardl, Schmidt fl). Winner CINCINNATI (UPI) - Oblo overcome. 1 l.f dtfll:ll ~ ... NaiiOilal Loape Kroll, Bearnarth (7), llld (S.l), Loser - Brewer (1·1), -Ramoa (J.I) ~ -Radell Untverllty come ur with a P•i! luted x..Jor. S-1, Tui!tdll)l f7* innings, rain) Clnnlzwo. Gondel' (7). ·Cion- HR.-Bateman <ttb), (U). liRa--Gr-. (4th), Barker ol rw11 tn the loarlll lllll1at M the Bobcats' buebaD ffOo San Fran. 402 000 1111- e 7 (Il-l) •nd Torre, Loeer-~(lot~ ord to. U-1. Chlea10 US 1100 Ill- 7 10 CW) HRa - Swoboda milD. Aaulrrt, IIepa Cl), 1111- 011111 plekld 1P 111411 pG' ol , Slllford, llerbel f2J, (itbl, cmj Uat), Plttaburp at Cln<lnnall. ppd., -kow (1), GJeM!nl (I) IIIIi I'UIII 011 tiine lllltln and 1 Major Leape Slancllllll Anlorleaa Lollllt Henry (8) and Haller. __ rain. Cblc.ago GOO 0110 11110-1 1 o Freeltan. Winner - Ortega Ct. llolea bw ancla ddtd aoother B7 Ualltd Presa IDtornatlonal w. L. Pel. B~rUo, McDaniel (1), Anlerlcao Leape K.C, ou ooo 101- 1 0 0 4), Loter-Agulrre (Hl. 11111- ht the hltll IMlfll 01 lbt BobNallollal Leqae Chleago ~ 8 ,742 ... u __ Humphrey1 (4) 000 200 11110-1 I 2 Bait 000 000 ooo-- 0 8 0 Horlen, John (1), P'bhar (t) Kallne (8th), Howard 15th), Kirk cats !led the ICbool reoonl of W, L· Pd. GB Minnesota 11 12 .600 _,.11, Loull 022 000 !Jz- I II 0 Cleve. 000 001 1101- I 8 2 and Romano, MariiD <1). Pena, land «3rdl, McAuliffe 14th), 18 comecutive vletorlea et I.e. An&elet 22 II .667 ... Baltimore 17 14 .548 OJ, Looer-Herbel 1:1-3), Mahaffey, Herbert II), W"(· Roberto (4-3) ana orslno. Kra· Draboawky (6), Dlebon 17), Held (8th). last ym. Cincinnati 17 13 .561 3\2 Los Aflleleo 18 15 .545 (8) IUld Trlandol. Sadoetl llek, McMahon II) and Azcue, S!oct (8) and BtJIIL WinnerTom Mur[ihy, unbealoa •nd laJt Franelsco 17 IS .531 4\2 Detroit \18 14 ,533 Anlertcao Leape _ Daoi!IJ8ll,li.!~rf.llld!Y . McCarver. Loser - Wtnner-Kr.Uck (J.2), Horlen (4-3), Lo.oer _ Pena rtJ. Minn. 000 lOti IIIlO-I 7 I blddlnl lot hll !IIi win, 111111 Mllwaukee 14 13 .519 5 Cleveland 14 13 .519 7 Twlna; ilwhardt <J.I), IIRo- White - -6> llR - Bryan (lrd). LA 000 000 Ob- I 7 I relieved in the fourth by Lorry Philadelphia 18 15 ,518 I Boston 13 18 .141 t Pappaa, Orioles, ~ -;·:,."'":!:~l (5th, >.. AU.. (7th), Jolmson (12 Innings) Kaat, Perry (8) and Battey; RobinliOil, who cot ortdlt for hi• 16 t5 .518 5 New York 81. Louis 13 18 .419 10 Twlna; Fox, Tlgera· .fuho • McCarver (2ncl), Boston Wasb, 002 0'/4 011-111 17 1 Lope~, Gatewood 19), Brunet third win without 1 loaa when 100 =~: f~ ~ ~:;!'~l~y !37 25It .4116 "'"'I Sci%, al) 3-G, ' ' L·A, 002 000 000- I 7 0 Detrolt 012, 000 336-- t 10 1 (I) and Rodgers. Wlnner-Lo- tbe game waa coiled In t hI 233 1 New York , , · GOO 000 00I 3 !New York Ortega, RldZ!k (8) and Ca-pez (5,3). Loser- Kaat 15-3). eighth becouae of rain. 13 11 41 8 PUtsbursh ~ 22 .290 12 Tnesday'o RosultoJ Taelllay's Jlelultl New York 4 Bostoo 3, 12 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Cblcago 7 san Francisco 8 inas, niKht IF YOUR BUDGET'S A BIT FlAT TUNE UP WITH OUR GOOD VALUES I Mllwaukee 4 New York 3, ~ Cleveland· I Baltimore 0, ntgn·t 11 St. Louis 8 Pbltadelpltla 2, rilgllf Washlnglon 15 Detroit 9, Houston 4 Los Anselea 1, night Chicago 5 Kansas City 4, P!llobarsJt at Cincinnati, ppd., Los Angeles 3 Minnesota rain. night Wedllesdlfo Probable Plld!en Wedoeoday'a Probable PllcD!sll Sau Francisco at Chlca&o - Minnesota at Lo. Angles Perry (2)2 vs. Bub! (4-2), lwl-nlght) - Boswell (2-2) P!Hsburgh at Clnelnnatl Grant ~~) vs. Chance 13-2) lnlght) - Friend (2-2) or Me· May (2·2), Bean (~) vs. Maloney 14-0). Chicaso at Kanaa1 .~~w York at Milwaukee lnlght) - Howard (3-1) vs . BLADE (...,.1) -Jackson (2-4) VI , Sa· O'Donoghue 11-5), CUTS dowaki (2-1), Washington at Detroit (night) WELL Philadelphia at St. Louis -Daniels (2-2) vs. Lollcb 15-2). Cm,Jtt) - Bunnlna (2-3) vs, Baltimore at Cleveland TRIMMED BtaUard 12-1), tnisht) - Barber (1·3) .,, MeLoa An 11•1 .. •t Houslon Dowell 12-2). lb. CalsJtt) - Ooteeu (3-3) vs. Gl· Boston at New York usu (6-1). llght)-LoniHirg (1-2) n Do•m-11 'Thundly'a lng (2·3), San Francloco at Chicago 1'bursday'l Gamfl R:ound Philadelphia at St. Liuls, night Washlflllon at Detroit lb. lb. PUtsbursh at Cincinnati, night Baltimore at Cleve., night New York at Mllwaukee, nillhl Boston at New York (Only pmes lcheduied). IOnly games ICbeduled). OR ROASTS Rubber solei, cushioned in· ner soles. Red or blue canvas Non ellergie, srredded bien· ded foam filling, printer cotLon cover, fluffy, bed pillows ' Line Scores :: : so)es. Assorted colora. DISCOUNT PRICE •' ' J REDEEM YOUR A&P MAILER COUPON 4-A FOR A FREE 11-0Z. lEVERAGE GW$ �·,- • '~· [ l Old Town Flats Society Notes Property Transfers - ' Sentinel, ·~-r··-- · ··· ~- . . -... · -...--- -.~ .__..-~ ...--........-.. -"<:'.r~,.~ ,0., May ltel - ~ • I '' . -- - . ..,. -x-,_. . . \ • ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mtdllleport, 0 ., May 19, 196~·9 Cooperation being Urged In 'Hire a Veteran Week' . ' I' I I I Anti-Poverty Loan Will f I TONIGHT fAMIL Y NIGHTS " VERT IGO" Ja m t>~ Ste wart. - and- K•m NoHk " H.\AZONS OF ROME " l.AlUIS Jourd an, Syh Ia s:.· ms tl'olor! Happiness is graduating and getting a Buloval ,, •t ' Pomeroy, at.lo TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN •••••••• • • FRIDAY end SATURDAY M• y 21 ·22 " YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE,. James Franclscus , Suza nne Peshette. Chlt-Chot ond Bone Genev ieve Page, Eva Gabor , Mary Astor, Lee Bowman. Featu reHe Rock Springs ANTHONY Society Notes Jhip'fl!jhore all eyes on this eyelet embroidered zephyr pique BARED BI!!A11;£S John LeoDOD, left, 1nd George Jlarrilou quickly 10ught <over alter a plu~~Je into tile AQanlic at NUAU for I OCeDe Ill ID Upcomlll& lleaUtoo fllm. The picture, "Eight Anno to Hold You," II beJoc on JoeallDn ill ibe Bahlmu And a11o ill ,Ji;qlaiMl IDd~ =-~--------------------- 4.00 FOR CASUAL OR DRESS WEAR and son of Arlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradfod children of Colwnbus spent weekend wltb tbelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. les and Bonnie Thelsa_ Refresh menta were served. The nut meetln,g will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr 11 Chester, Style No. 323 I -- Loo:: c.. A, feel tile same, In this breczay,dght shell. Easy-care 65% Dacron' polyester, 35% GOitOI1. White, pastels, deep&. 28 to 38. J L& sror. Z SHOP DNMShop 111-120 I . Main (2 Side by Sldet Ann ox • $9.99 ABSENT MINDED AMSTERDAM, llolilnd (UP!) - Lord Snowdoo, busband o1 Princess Margaret, Ia lettlni aboent·mlnded. He villted 1 Ia. cal diamond cutttna firm Monday and waited off with a lllqJllfy1ac 11au lent him by the manqer. 'lbe a1au wu re. turned later after dlacreel ill· -------Ruth Ann Bailey ot Collllllbus spent a week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WIJ.. bur Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Jam!' Durham (Judy Folmer) of Marlella spent a weekend with her par· enil, Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer and son, Jeffry. Ronald Boarha WBI • bulllne01 visitor In Gallipolis re<Mtl)'. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grueiler and daughters of ~ spent lbe weekend wllb --.;Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gr._, Mrt. Hugh Bearha ~led Mlsoes Annie and -·carrie Belli Besrha to Belpre P'rjday afternoon where IIIey Viau.cl with Mr. and Mrt. Paul stead. Mrs. Grinsteao J> l,lle former Norma Jean Be~. Mr. and Mrt. Harol4 Biadt· aton lind family visllell til Ollumbua recently wllb 'llr, Iiiii an. Robe',t:rt~;~~~~:I_!_Ar~l~ine~Th~els~•=ol~~~~:!;qulrt~es~.::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:;;:;;=~llri~~-F~.~~~-~~~~~~Hff;~"';;: · ~: ford Mr. M!"i and family Mrs. of ~ spetit lllolber's Day with n\otber, Mrs. Bell Theiss_ Mr _ and Mrs. Homer Mills have purchased the Theiss property. The Farm Bureau Teen Men like the V·Toe's fine"' chiseled look ... for dress or casual wear, .Join the V·Toe crowd to· day for the sharpest look around. Try on a pair at Mr. and Mrt, Jerry Johnson and famUy of SblppJncport, Pa and Mrs. Florence Durwin of Slippery Rock, Pa., spent sev· eral days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Jobnsoo_ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton and dauahter of Newark apenl lbe weekend with blo parenil, Mr. and Mn. Frank Walton. Mrs Harold Beegle baa been ~pendlna some time with her parenta, Mr and Mrt. Lynsey Lambert o1 near Jronlon. Her,' flther 1111 been ill. met at lbe home of and Bonnie Theiss evenJnc. Rev. Paul Sellars opened !be meeting with a prayer followed by minutes ol the lui meeting by Harold Cal;nahan. Roll call was ans-.d by namIng a fllvorite seed corn. DlsCUOBion led by Gene Yost Wll "Will Our Children Receive the Proper Education!' Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ArthW' - Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yost and cllildren, Mr. and Mrs. Har· old Corn8han and Sweetie Alkire; M_, and Mra. otla J(nopj>, Mr~. ,Andre1io eros., Paul Sellars, Wayne Rous)l, and ·&be boil and bosten, Char. Plumhlng ·Heating Yaur O.pendable Diller For PLUMBING AND HEATING The,... no graduation gift tlkta w•tch ,,. and no watc" like • BulovL Ont reaeon : The partt of a Bulo~a movement are deep-cleaned uttraaonioally. Thi1 driyg out the tinieat cll...a ,artii;IN. htiP* auu~ periac;t ION I e.~oq._ LET INGELS Chapman- Canaday DO ITI In tho Mlddlo Block Noxt to Elblrfeldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S LlnDieum • , . Inlaid Vinyl r; , , eoterlnl: for tvll'J kind of Ooor. Bert Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends DUTCH TltiAT patterDL ProfMional lnttallatlou by u, or 11o i1 JOUlleJI. C111 WY 2-2630 lor froo estimate, WALL-TO-WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAGI I Elporl lllltallatioll Salilfaction OUUllltee4 SON 18 BORN Mr. and Mrt. Mark Kelly c;otwnbuo are llllllOUDCJnc the birth of I 1011 1 wejghlng S i I pollllj(s and 15 ounces, Tues. day 'at a Columbua hospital, Wibert. Grll!ldJlOr· 111111 are Mr. and Mrs. G e ne named Rooa Hilbert Of Holiday Hills, CiJl. etnnatl, and Mr. and Mra. "'"'·II 'fin Kelly. -Mlddloport. and Mrs. 'Kelly have a aon, Mark II,. and a daughter, Jull ~: itr.. Kelly II ibe mer ' Pbyllls llilbeit. -- CLUB •• • •.. •Ill ...... .._aT I r •nt1 )It 2111111 tat .... , . - .... ']' •• 1::, ....., ............ .................... .....,......... • . . litliq .... MlilllfiiiiU 00 1111)111111, ,. •lilst, •11 II jat IIIII 1.- dll:a •ctsln-lllt• IIIII II( 11' ---• "1117Phll �L , ' .' ilJ.J,j ,j.f~ ,;!lJ' :<i •'· ., '. ~·. . . ,,. ' . ' . ' ' " " ' " Hold Lo.t Picnic NEW HAVEN- 'l'lle IQIIII students of the BradbUI')!.. Elebaaeboll bas ...... ,.. •.... mentary Scllooi, their teachers 10rod bf the New Haveo lr, and parents and friends attend(in OVAm Ladle Is IDDOW>eod- e<l the filial . achc!ol picnic (= :, 'for Sunday, Jaly U, whea Tuesday at Portland Park. 0 the Clllelonall llodl will meet A picuic lunch wa1 SUPl>l&- 1 the Plttaburgll . PT. P' D . . . .~ - Jack L. sfderod lor referral. doabl header Pirates lo a mented by food prepared """"""''' Charlle, the salesman, • • Smith, manager of the Point Funds for the program are eo lor Pine Comers with Prlcet lor tbe trip have Ple888J!I Local Employment Se- being made available by ' been oe1 at •10 for those ao- baked beans, sweet potatoes. and noodles, turkey salad the school cooks and included eur)tJ omee aDIIOuncod today Neighborhood Youth Corps bop~' of selling hlo bandy bOUise-1 der IZ and at $11 for !bose beef and sandwichtis. The PTA pro- ' 1 limited number of boys and der provision of the Federal bold goodl, Pine· Corners over 1%. Prico wiD loclude vided cupcakes and punch. Ice ' slrla from Mason, Jackson a~d onomlc Opportunity Act. ed like the ideal sales lranoportatiou, sandwicbeo cream was donated by a local Putnam Counties W!li be conoid- era! regulaUons will tory. and sofl drinks oo the way ered lor summer JObs. the selection and Arrlvins in the little and baek, and a ticket to the firm for the picnic. Following a series of games and contests ' Total ......... He said these jobs wlll be of the boys and girls. look his sample Jame. the group was served dessert ··· 1 (io ' S II provided under sponsorship of wtu last lor a maximum the car and Tbe bus will leave MOler's Eighth grade gz-ddualion cere· A,..... _ . . . . . . the State Road Commllslon and weeks. Pay will be at the door of • small, Super Markel In New Bavea monies will be held Sunday af· the Department of Natural Jle. of per bour lor the actual !age. When the housewife at 7 a. m. DST. Tiekels mey source~, as part of a Statewide bours worked, The jobs will swered, .Charlie began aow bo oblalaed al Miller's. ternoon at 4 p. m. at the school Urbaollloiclo . . . (ia~ work • training program for 3,· located in the county of spiel : Tbo parking lot al Miller's PLAYER OPTIONED 400 -~ ma'am. Toyoutb8. •· res ldence with. "Good mornlna store may be uoed by thooe ST. LOUIS !UP! I - The St. Pet---<* be ell•lble the "'"tbl. appI'ICan~ total -.lridt . . . must '- 16 through 21 year. ~.. ~ '-- ol -ployed yoUwo ••· travetini have here some of the making the trip and desiring Louis Cardinals acquired J.9.. age. Pr ""oo'r of ••e and 1 _ _._, and from home daily. M. finest household foods. u you to park their ears uatll they year-<J!d catcher Bthob LHanmton ·ng FUEWJIEI!UNG, U.S. S'l'l'LI-Top 1k ' I . . . . "" '"""" MASON 2nd Lt..J'ames have a few moments ... " b u retam. on waivers from e ous security card will be required Tile local Employment SO<:ur-J wiiOS.: •··· wife Shirl Aslros Tuesd He was o~ llhow1 the eonlinuiDg 1n<reue In tile ilw tl lllb lty off • ~' s· th w..... ' ey, Charlie never finished as ·~ ay. • liiOiive Yehielea ill the Ulliled Slaf.eL ..... I" of an youths accepted lor emJOe at ..., Ill completed a nine-week women slammed the door "' tioned lo the Cardinals' Rock ployment. Youths to be select- Point Pleasant, West nal olll= orientatilln course h' H1ll, S.C., farm· hal iD<reued falter than tbe P"PP'....... . . ..,. 1 ed must come from families hss been designated as lhe lhe Army southeastern Signal "u dace. t d Ch . . d ean be adopted and enforced th 'd ·hould i' tloal more !ban doubling since lMG.B;'-- '1111 number 100 million and other ..,b...._ 31 m9'!ae . . . earning $3,000 or less per year. eruiting office for Mason, h G d G M· n aun e , ariJe t.r1e h , . occurmnt o1 e res1 ence s 11 Jet r·lteck the loc·al law _ before 1 theoe vehicles have tnveled In 1Jrbe • ' · D Sc Fort theorarmy on, ina.,March ay some other houses. He m~de , as 1ong as t t'} Preference in the selections oI Ison .and Putnam Counties. 14. ool, Entering a jwith general Jawsdo ofnottheconstate . I' more than doubled bel ween 1940 and N80 ' the youths wiD so to young l work • training programs. 1965 , the 22 _year _ old soldier jfew sales, but nothing spectac· :or some provision of the Ohio r'ausm~ themselves _a h~adache. l ' peclv~. to double again by 1980. Data ina c 5 1 people needing to earn money start June J, with eligible[ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kart ular in t_he way o~ orders was lor FPderal Constitution. Rem.:-mber . .vo~. m1ght JUst be . on u.'l.IDOmtc Development. lo help them remain in school, youths to be selected prior IM. Wiles, New Haven, and a fhorthcomlhng, Hr"'dmg back 10 MO!!t of these ordinances are "lhhe lastd shtraw 'rn thhe day ohl l 1900 graduate of Wahama high 1s car, e found a policeman 1 d or to return to school for the that date. If . bl' a arne ousew1 e w o m1g ' . c asse as a ec1mg puf lhtc sa1e, d"''''de to ''bl ow th• wh'" II e.. 1or h1m. fail tern. Olrer youths who school A member of the scab. wa1't mg b 1y or genera 1 we 11 are o e pu ,, dropped oul of school and need bard and Blade Society, Lt. Are you the' salesman who lie. VariOUS court ru lmgs have on' ~omebody: training for a job and whose Wiles received 1 BaA. degree has been peddhng household h ld th ., 'th ' II hiS law 1s based upon the · · ' . e em net er unreasona. It IS . not mlended . · family the DB· in 1965 from Marshall Univer- goods along thiS street today?" ble b't ., 1aw of Oh1o. t. I income isIllbelow I be con , . d h fi nor ar I rary. t d . ·r· 1ona average w a so s1ty. quer1e t e of cer. 1 o a vise anyone on a spect 1c DUa "Y". but tt sure hai been a Salesmen or peddlers who . problem. No person should ev. 4-H Oub Completes Ibad day," Charlie replied. go from door-to·door selling pro· 'er attempt to apply or interpret ' Community Project I " Well, I'm afraid I 'm going duds wilhout having been in· ' any law without the advice of to make it a little worse for vited to do so by the owner or 1 a lawyer. J Iyou." the officer said. "I'm ar. - - - ---MASON - The Happy Go · --Lucky 4-:H Club. mmpleted !Is Ail members of the Scouting 0 resting you fur violation of the Cornmumty Project . on Toes- family and their wives have Green River Ordinance. Don't day evelllng by plantmg shrub- been invited ti attend the An· you know that you can't solicit 2x4 - 2x6- 2x8 pbery at the new Mason Post nual Busine.. Meting of 1h 0 sales door·lo-door in this town I GffiCe. , Tri.State Area Council, Boy M SON Th W , So- without permission of tre police ' ALL FRAMING and SHEATHING Through the cooperat'?n , of Scouls of America held at the , , A • ?man 8 h departmenl' " many people the beautlflcalion Chesap.,.ke and Ohio Railway Clely of World Service Mo~ f~ "This is unconstitutional," Project was accomplished. Ap- Operating Headquarters Build· and Da':f.hter Banquet! ~~s ~ . L~arlie cried. "You can't make ONLY precialion has been extended by ing In Huntington on Tuesday on MEonUB YChevenhmAg " eF' ha a law like tha i. " . son urc. n 01 cas - Un fortunately for him CharPost Mas ter, Dll a as Wlk a er, to evemng, May 25, at 6:30 D . d M II , D NO.OO Oow&-BII•ne• on · · d s T · 10ne o ters ay program , , , h I th Cm.,.nl•nt f ernu the mere ants or en ona- . . ed 'tb lh lle lhe salesman was wrong 1 . ti for the purchase was present wt many o1 e · 0r 1 ons mo~~ h' h Clifford B. Amos, chairman, readings pertaining to Mother n Ohio, local municipalities :: of the shru ry w tc was se- said a fine program has been taken from the Fifth Grade Me- can .enforce the Green River .' lected by Mrs. Ma~yJe~ry, ~~ planned. Highlighting it will be Guffey's Reader. ; Ordmanee and other similar FURNITURE CO. to Mason Mo~hers u· . the presentation of the Silyer Mrs. Nan Mcintosh opened ! ordmances, according to 11 re- , & MASON, W. YA. thers of 4--H ers who assJsted Beaver Award to four outstand- the meeting with prayer. Fol- cent opimon of the Supreme extensively were Mr. George 1 g Sco 1 Th scou1 lowing group smgmg . . c 1 f Oh lo. These ord~nances · SP 3-5554 MASON, W. VA. , d p n u ers. e new of "Moth· our o Carson and Mr. Edwar erry. Executive, Virgil Watson, will er's Love" readings were giv-~~~.:_:.:;,;~,:_;;-::;;;_;;;.;:;;_;;:::::_:~;::.·=-~-~~=----=::=:::::::;.:--:.;:::-~.~ spe'ak .~n t~ ''Breakthrough for en by Mr's. Charlotte Roush. ~ Youth program, Mrs. Harry Grimm, Mrs. Har· l erSOD DiMer reservations may be j)!d Schwarz, Mrs, Woodrow made through the Boy Scout Foreman, Mrs. L. R. Mahoney i Service Center, 517 Ninth Miss Vicki Crow gave a recita- 1 Street Huntington before May lion entitled, "Mother's Hair. " SP5 Jack Stewart, son .. of i2L Attendance i.' by reserva- Mrs. U..rold Johnson led the Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, VISit~d tion only. group in prayer for Mrs. Kalh· recently w1th has . mother n . erine Raynes who ts a patient Mason after spending 18 months Strong conlingento Of Scout- i at th Holzer Hospital. Mrs. , In Germany with the U. S. Ar- ers are coming from Ashland Harry Grimm closed the pro- : Jny, and Boyd County, Kentucky; gram with prayer .Jaek is now at Fort Sill, Okla. Gallipiils and Gallla County, Altending were 'Mrs Homer· where he Is attending Officers Ohio: Pomeroy and Meigs Coun· JohllBOn, Mrs. Bernie~ Boker, I Candidale SchooL , ly, Pt. Pleasant and Mas u • Mrs. Emogene Crow and Vic· j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burris County, W. Va. ki M Ca , Ros Mr Har 1• • of New Haven and Mr. ond _ • .r~. rrJe s, 1 Mrs. Jay Farley of Pt. Pleasant • , ry Grimm, Mn. Harold Sch· l vtsiled on Sunday with Mrs. warz, Mrs. Joim Hetzer, Mrs. , SUNBEAM Emogene Crow and Vicki, ISS Villa Lee and PatriCJa A. Lee, I Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew· Mala Ann Le.., Mn. Woodrow i art and her mother, Mrs. Mary . Foreman, Mrs. Verla Harrah, Aumiller attended lhe Bacca· Mrs. Myra Hysell, Mn. Paul· laureate service on Sunday al ine Cunningham, .Mrs. Jonetta FOR BOYS & GIRLS 711meroy. Miss ~IWIIIIIe Arnold, \'f/ Davts, Mrs. Lucille Clay, Mrs. , granddaughter of Mrs. Aumiller Or 1f Mae Taylor, Theresa Brewer, REG. is a member of this year's Mn. Nan Mcintosh, Mrs. Bet1 graduatinC ela.. at PomerGJ MASON - Miss Pamela Ste· 'ly Mcintosh, Lua~ Mcintosh, , $7.95 High SchooL ward daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amelia DaviS, Mrs. Ehza· Mr. and Mn. Bob Ball and Mrs. ' Lester Stewart, was bth Daevill, Mrs. Vrlie Work· rhiidren of Oak Hill, Ohio, 'flo. crowned Queen of the Wahama man, MrB. Clrariotte Rousb and ! fled her parents, 1\lr. and Mn. Junior and Senior Prom on Mrs. L. R. Mahoney. ' Lesler Dodson over the week Friday evening at Wahama end. Higb School. Pam wao Gne uf Mi.. Maxine Davia and Mn. the five Senior finalists chosen S Helen Worley of parkersurg by the Savoy Orchestra o' Sooth visrted recently with Mr. and Charleston. Other finalists Mrs. Delert Dotson iD Mason were Glenndalyn Ord, New REG. $1.00 BAN FABERGE and with Mr. Jess Jewell and Haven, Patty Thompson, Le- MASON - Two Sixth Grade cla~gb~haN': ed her tart, Sheila Walker and Alice Patrol Boyo receiqed awards • • • Df ~~~ de:th :;' [!.~ E~ Johnson, bth of Mason. , from AAA Club at a meeting Wildman of Pine Grow, W. Va. The Queen, attired in • white :..:.,ason :ade Sch;:;'l RPTA e5TRAW HAT Mr. Wildman, wbo died Satur- evenilg gown with bell shaped Y ev ng. r· 1 Y REG. $1.00 day of a heart attack at hio .skirt, was presented a dozen TUcker presented awarlls to ,the eTIGRESS home, is the lather of Mrs. J. red roses by Principal Clyde two ye~ memters, Capt. ~IDl· A. King, Mason. Foley. She wa. escorted by my ArtiJ and ieutenant ent eWOOD HUE • • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ray· Ceward Calvert of Pomeroy. Brown. . eAPHRODESIA urn and rhildren of Muncie, Junior class attendants to the Other patrol boys recogmz. Indiana, vlsltod recently with queen were Viekle Stewart, od Wert Ricky Connolly, John REG. 59c their parents, Mr. and Mrs. liar· Candy Jewell Omnle Harbour Ebersbach, David Smith, Mike ry Grimm and with Mr. and Sharon Gibbs, Bonnie Blak~ Finnicum and Sherdon Russell, • REG. Sc Mrs. Delbert Dotson. and Kathy Z:,pan Jolmny Ellis and David Riley. The Rayurn'1 ehlldren, Rog· The theme o1 year'• Mrs. Charleo y.,.ger, presiCOMf'LETE LINE • • • er and Dickie, have l't!lll8ined Prom was "Magical M:emor- dent •I the PTA, !ranked the for a visit with their grandpar· ies." Misl Leah Ann Miller parents and ltierxls for their OF onts. Junior Cla.s President, welcom: oupport durtns lhil . IIChool REG. $2.00 FAST Mrs. John Guinther, Chester, ed the many guest Prlnclpal year. It was announced tbat. OR ~o, visited one day recently of Wallama Junior·~ Senior the nomin~tlng conunittee'o with Mro. Delbert Dotson. High Clyde Foley addressed slate of officers had not been Mr. Ralph Roarh of Weirton, the and Randy VanMet- mmpleted. Mrs, Morvan Frame W. Va., visited over a recent •·-• •••• id ~• presented tho devotional proweekend with his brother and er, ~or clalNI pres en,1 s..-.e I Hel Bl ' briefly. llfusie was provided by gram. M os en etner • REG. 67o wile, llfr. and Mn. John Roach ·M ••.- .._ Tho Reed. room won the award for havand aon r. """ """· mas • On ~day Mr. and Mn. Law· Frank Capehart III oerved u lng the most parents present. renee Wolle and family of Lo- Master of Ceremont... • • • tart visited with the Roaches '!be entrance 1o the gyllll18!SALES ~PORT • M Lee Rl.......__ · illlll wu beutllully decorated Pt. P'-at Uvellloct s.Iet Co. r& """'"""" lt:<OID- lor the da Ha7 U. lJG panied Mrs. Lilly Singer to nee which followed BOGS _ Reeelpts _ to ' 175 )fll"!tuon, Oltio, where the lat- tlie banquet. The entrance .f•a- 2ZO, It to 2UO; Heavieo II to ter " to W>dertlo eye Blll'(Jory , ~ 00 ivy covered bridge 18 75· Lights 17 to 20.25· Fat ol the City Hospital there. wilb water nmnlng beneath. In ~; 14 to IUO; Boon 14 ; Mr. and llfrs. Don Miller and tb, background was an entrance Pip 7 to 15 . Stock SlliYolll 17 family of Kentucky visited her to ''l colonial mansion with a to ' 24 plll'£llls, Mr. and Mn. Cecil ~ larden Wblch tllended CATrLE - Receipts ·- Hell· Kirk over tbt weekend. _htto the danclni area of 'he ert IC to IUO; Fat l;owllC to J!YllUIUliiJ!L Atound l!te baD lti.IO; tanner. 11 to 13.60; Bulls SCHOOL STARTS SC!ON l'Oflll W~· placed llrp wllila If to II; S1ook oteerw 17 to 28.50; YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 73 Mill ST. MASON - Bible Ill cO!GniaJ p111m and flower $look Hollers 15 to 18; Stock lbe Muon Ev"\\i'Ucal Uldtecl l!laDtera. Tile decoratioa eenter. Seier Calvt~ 11 to 24.20; Stock 122 N. SECOND FREI PARKING IN REAl 8Ntbrea glurcli will 111rt ~ Ina the dance, floor was cover· Bellt!ir Calves 18 to 21.50. June 7th and lJru Clllltllwe for ~; wflll ·Ivy .,ad 'riJJiDr 1'1111!1. VEAL CALVES- Tops 28.50: two -Its. Mn. George Rob- i/"idGCi'elau ipOjJiori are Seco11do f/.50; Medium 20 to ' I 1r1 Stewart II dtiJrDIIIl of lllti 11'1'111k. l'.,~M!Mtt· JD, ..IU laue 25.10; CoDIDJO!i .. Heavlee II ll:)lool. Ptirill :W~ lcoll Willock. Ill a.a, YOU Limited Number of Summer Jobs Available to Youth .:------·. a I~~~~;~~g!4~,~~!!~ THE FRIENDLY FOLKS ......... 'J.25 Here Are a Few of Our $100 WINNERS = .. '""'''"•••'"-*"' 1 ---Kroger Veal J1w 1 •llthtfvl .M unueu•l f1rNI~ Sale~-__, Tide kl: $1.35 h'Ml, try 't't!oll thlt w..k - • Wltultnt ve.~l tllilt ., flevcwful "-'· huck Roast .... ~·- 45c R Chops.. .. .. 79c (oin Chops ...... ~·- 89c Breast Stew ..... 29c Ground Beef K---1014 lb. I I ... 69 0ysters ........ c . (SAVE 20c) 12-oz can • lploe up yeur fev.nte poJ1c: eut with kn,•r aool-11 louce c...~,., • Dtvlla Foad '""' ....... llyle Back Bones . . . . . . lb. lb. lk. 79c First Cut Pork Chops ••• •. 49c • lpiq "' 20-oz. ltr-1.. lluct. • Eggs -------······· unclto•lfle4 Try wll~ your fevorltt Htvw tf Krettr Ice doz. 27C I I I I I I I c Ib • spic All Purpose· Bleach SAVE Kroger Fresh White -- orox ON THESE VALUES &Span ':: 89c Kleenex Towels ...... ~-;:: 49c Wesson Oil ••....•••• Jib:" 59c Fruit Pies .. -~ ..•• 3!;. 89c Pillsbury Flour ...•.... ':; 49e Preserves . ....... . . . . .11.'....... . .." . ..... I• 39t Crta~ ,..,,fo ...."' ,.r~~: cvl wllh K,....,. I • Whitt (opyrleht, Tile Krotf!r CCI., IN Dash l-Ib, 83c ""' . I Prenuum Duz ot~~ 85c Center Cut Pork • YtUow boxeB Biscuits 2 ~~~ 37c 59c Center Pork Loin Chops • • • • •••••••• r-• Colgate Dental Cream ~- 52c HI·Nu Skim tr 2...... 10 79•~ MI'lk Kroger """"'· ....... - Kroger Pears ••":~~- 4 89c Salvo o1: 85c c gallon Comet 2 ~49c Kroger Saltines •••..• ~-:;. 49c N:: Armour Trett · · · ·· · 12 oz. can 39c Mr. Clean Com ...~~~-':~.'~~- 5 ':;.111 69c '::i. 71c Kroger V. P. lo """ - 10ly houro Downy ~:-.. 49c SAVE 40c 0WIII'- ......... lotkwwful •• - Mttw ................. Cascade -:. 83c Hot House ,.... Strawberries • Spagnum Peat •,.-: $3.89 Avocados ... .... 19c Michigan Peat :!lo. $1.19 Top Job ~ - ......... FREE ... ...... .. ............u .. ... "!. 93e Grtll drallhe nhll • t1uc1t " ~ 'llll fir I ""JIFIII ~~~~~ dAn } I' 1 tten . Old Fashioned Council Dinner M thers'Day Program Given ~ FRAMING LUMBER SPECIALS Big Carload Shipment! 3 ROOMS New Furniture f299 SAVE ... AT CARLOAD PRICES I MASON HOGG ZUSPAN MATERIAlS CO. 1 Mason P al 1 M Stewart AMITY Is Prom Queen F SHAVERS BILLFOLDS ahama $4.95 Patrol Boy are Given Awards from AAA Club Jlav':i DEODORANT liiC thts DESERT FLOWER SOc lYSOL 41c • lb. - HOME PERMANENT · · • $1.00 irouP FASTEETH Mwl. Fragrances 52c CANDY BARS Helena CHEWING GUM Rubenstein 10 for l9c Preparations lito 50 Sc\'00! ......... J(--=-~ 71e Crisco 'I'IIIIDIII IIYIUiotow ... CUCUMBERS ....... ,.... fach RADISHES ............... Pku. GREEN ONIONS .......... .bnch. A I RECORD •• ••••• • • • • • • ••• •• ,.... Scouters will i Chuck... ~ 59c 49c Porte Loin Back Ribs . . . Cheer 83c lb. Kroger Cookout Specials Cake Mix • Swiu Choc. ::. 45c v.. utr1 Inn ICrottr Pillsbury t Choc. ....... 101-ct, Pkt. Chuok " _ . . , ... · ~~t times • dly. lit. ~,~~ Dixie Cups t••--==----=--========---. 2 .... 7.... MIDDLEPORT, 0. .... 1/IIIR I ' ' ' . ' ' .. .. ,~ • ,, • 1: •' �.. . ... .... .- .... 0 ~. ~ - - --- -· ~ - - ·- . .. - - 4 .. . O o- . .. OM - . 0 0 . o • 0 jl - "The Viet Nam War; One Without a'!:':.:::;:::;:.:~-~.,..,,.~.. ~~!'i.~·u~llj!'~r'':~·-~=~ ;:p :0 =ott;erll0: a~ ~.mJO Crown Cola h M F J"""' NOW IN HAlf·QUARTS W 0 roots ne It any Front 81 • • 1 811 11 e feeds upon the second and Its · 1 roots never reach the ground. ~:~~~ :..~~ ~! Somewhere wrlhin the jun- war for Indochina gle is the Do Ga secret head· ' quarters ~~ the Communist The FrenCh fousht !rom I command m 1 Corps. It re- jungle and mountaiiHurroundmains successfully htdden In 8 ed bowl. The ll. S. Marlnl!l are jungle in which a. good day's backed by the South China sea progress may be !muted to 76land wide open supply Uneo. - -- • SAIGON-Thi• is a war with· set amid palm tree• and flow· Karch. most of the lour military corps eut a front, and with many erlng gardens are reminders orj Karch concedes that his forces in South Viet Nam. fronts. It is a total war, indis· FrenCh colonial Umea. cannot prevent a suicide mot- The French fought a colonial trlminale of its victims, sol· Ita streets throng with blcy· tar attack against the base, el- war. cller or civilian. cles, pedicabs, jeeps, children ther from !he Viei·Cong-infest. . More than 36,0110 Americans, and just plain people. ed villages nearby or even Despite h~ge Amet~can 9rd, ranging from civilian and mill· SeD !rom a hidden platform within ~!> ~- 8 Vtetname5e war un1 1 tary advisors to the t"Xgh U.S. Anylb ng Da Nang. er retnamese command. d tr , 85 , An open · front shop Is the Da Nang Is 1ts most . Mannes an para P ·1headquarter> for the enterpr1S· But the tough young men un- tempting target, both for a . ed d 'I 1 ba 11gn to guar vt 3 ~· ing Da Nang merchant named der his command dally are Communist attempt to huarr•yeSod hthereVrln a Nvast elfror to Kim Chi. He will sell you a pressing their defensive perlm· millate the United States and I!I&Ve u. t ket am om . . · C d ta piece of Jewelry or rent you a eter c1oser to t re gret!n hilIs as a must for Communist VlC· 1 3 0 ?m~ums a ~ ~ over ~ . ·ee which mark the beginning of tory. arve nrt eoonomrr and pojrl!cal J His p. busineBI motto is: "No th e mounta ins ana Jungle be- MaJ.· Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thr,· atabi 1 y. . d yond · · American dead since Jan. 1. VC (VJet Cong), no MP, tra e · . . energetiC commander of I 1961, total more than 450. with Kim Chi.'' They seek contact wtth Vret Corps believes Da Nang JS No. The eflort ranges rrom the No one knows how many of Cong and they are getting rt· I on the Communist list. No. 2 watery delta of !he Mekong the faceless Viet Collj! the You get t~e hnpreaston that may be the anelent royal capilver in the south to tre tri- town harbors behind ils they hope t e Vret Cong wdl tal of Hue. . · · 1 1aca de . come out. of the. hills tn a mas. ' 8 ea~g •--•- Of TI'll 11 pie-tiered Jungle traversed by peacefu1 and troptca . the Ho Chi Minh Trail in the Its streets have been put oft SJv~ stnke agamst them. To the west of Da Nang and Court north and to the dusty limits for ~· Americans for lhrs 15 1 Corps, the horlhem. Hue lies the beginning of the . ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! runways ol the big Da Nang fear of a Vret Cong-rnstrgated airbase on the coastal plain. mctdent. The war is fought aboard Fronting the river is the .,_ 1/Uf JUnk~ and converted Grand Hotel. , tanding craft patrolling the 2,- U_PI correspondent Charles 500 miles of river channels 1 Smith stopped there for a qu1ck threading the Mekong River. sandw_ich one day. A Viet ConH It is fought with the armed 1terrorist had planted a bomb helicopter called "the Huey" I or1 the terrace less ~han 2 feet 1 armed We Will Pay 1h Cent Each To Your F4vorlte Charity. RACINE RUTLAND Thltla The Wlnnln& Number for Week No. 1 Clover Farm Store . 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Rolls 10,000 Prizes Every Week YOU WIN 10,000 ~.-H." GREEN STAMPS II Yow Hoft e NO GIMMICKS 46 c KLEENEX TOW'ELS 211 ANew Came l~e Week eNO STAMPS DECK 'N COURT Cool, thick • walled hmnes SAVE THEY ARE VALUABLE! If Yaur N1111Hr Endl with JUICE PluUo Bottle .II. SAVE YOUR R. t COLA, COLA, NEHI TRUe FRUtl ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAP$ Open 8 to 8 Mom Thru Sit. I cans, including 8.00l Marine!. OIL LYONS TUPPERS PLAINS BLIACH 24-oz. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Route 7 and the troop • carrying ·cop- away. The bomb fa1led to ex. ter· rniled the "Slick." plode on schedule. and police Fought P'rom Ambush seized the te_rrorist. when he ~eIt is fought from savage am- turne~ to _fmd out why. _H1.s bush and it i rough! by an bombs larlure saved Smrth s American agricultural expert in life. . . a Communist Viet Cong . sur- , Men and Jet f1ghters steaming rounded villagl.'. mto the Da Nang _base to ~dd It is a war of frightened vii· muscle to the hght agamst lagers and spec ial heroes. Communist aggression h&\le Among the latter Hre the ~trained il to its utmost capacVietnamese and their American Ity. Tents have mushroomed advisors on the river patrol. around barracks buildings. and The high, jungled banks on new buildings go up overmght. either side give the Commu· ~lane• Give Support nists a perfect field of fire Restmg on Lhe runways are with which to rake the dock• the FIOO's, the F104's and the with rifle, rnachinegun or mor· Marine Phantoms which ~-ive tar fire. Shelter Is scant or ground support to South Vret. non-existent. Explosive mines namese forces and carry the lurk just below the surface. war to the North._ Some uf the Vietnamese boat- MaJ. W. W. Irwm of Wenatmen wear tatooed across their chee, Mash., commands a chests the junk force motto _ squadron of FIO:t's t~Jat island•·sat cong·" It means kill the hopped from Cahforma to reach Viet Cong. A man captured Da Nallj!. Less than 24 hours with it on his chest is liable after arrival he flew h1s first to torture and death. al the mission. very least to have live flesh Workhorses of the Da Nang torn away to erase the motto. base are the FJOO's, from close The "Hueys" and the "Slicks" supporl lo strikes against North have given the helicopter new Vietnamese bridges and other sl.at.us in this war. Jn most communications and sup ply guerrilla wars, a ratio of 10 to lines. Sq~~dron Commander 1 has been considered neces- J. A. MmJSh of Yellowstone sary for defensive forces sUC· National Park pointed out 11 cessfully to meet hit-run guer-1cllart on a hangar wall. H nil a attack. •showed that in 32 days U. S. The helicopter has cut it to I fighter · bombers had dropped nve-to-one. ' more than a milbon pounds of Proud of Accompllsbment• I bombs on Communist targets. And the pilots of these hov· MaJ. Ronald Ingraham of ering craft that fly into tbe Bethesda, Mich.,_ wears the Sil· face of enemy gunfire are ver Star for DllSSions ~mini fierciy proud of their machines to the rescue of downed pilots. and their accomplishments. These are business-like fight· Maj. Edwin Riley of Norwalk, !ing rorce~ . trained to il deConn. , is a veteran pilot of a manding profesSion. I ' 'Hlley" assigned to protect the ! . Marin~ Commaoder troop rarriers. His craft car· • Commandmg the Marines ries four machineguns on the whose job !t is to protect !he outside and Iwo pods each car- base Is Brrg. Gen. Frederrck rying seven rockets. I Says Riley, ''if the Slicks sui- . MENS fer a single hit, then the armed 1 helicopter hasn't done its job." some 500 miles to lhe north· east of the delta, where the Wonderful For Boatin1 Hai Vien River flows into the and All Outdoor Fun South China Sea, is the city or Mtn'a Da Nang. The French used to call il Tourane. Ito popula· llf•·12 lion is about 50,0110 and it also Is home now lor 15,000 Amerl- EVANS New CLOROX , St., Pomeroy 1 tOo WESSON BEST COlA BU~ Phillips Sisters .Style Shop I EVERYBODY'S PLAYING carton serves 18 SALE! SAVE SAVE 181 EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE SPRING HAT t'e 11 .... Cloql!i . . . . llltra Leu OIOUND 1181 tr OIOUND CHU~ Jlow Thn I&UU'«IJ,' · Kat . . . · Pill1bury or eallarcl lut!Ormllk - s-t Mtfk BISCUITS .... 37 -. c lCkt. ' . : •.-.......--· · -· wrtve got your DI.W rAw ---· .1..., OOA �,, ,. ,,, r - - - - - - - - ' lllltlbUI ~nl the Weekend her motJter, Mrs. Dolly ar.u.J ·and f.amlly. Mr. and Mro.. Don Findley and baby <t Columbul •pent the -ktnd with Mr. and Mrl. Leo Taylor and Mr, and Mrs. Rua. sell Findley. By Mra. Herbert Roush Sunday guests of Mr. Mothor'o Day Wil oboerved Mrs. Earl Robinson were Mr. at the Methodlll Church Sunday and Mro. JIC!l! lllrJent of Romorning by presenting fiowen cine and Mra. Pete Shieldi. to the oldest mother, Mra. Do~ Guw of Mr. and Mrs. ly Weber, and the YtlUIIifsl, Mn las Hill Sunday were Joe and Don Findley, Columbus, Floyd Hill of Roger, Ohio. Mrs. Dallas Hill, Mrs. Dolly Mrs. 'Betty Sears and sons of Wolle, Mrs. John Stobart, Jr., Nitro, w. Va., were Sundav viiattended the Junior Hllih and ltor1 ·of Mr. and MrL BueU Southern Local Band Concert at Sean. the Southern high school recently.. Beverly Stobart, Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Crats ThE!OCIOt"•l and lamlly of Columbus spent Jan Hill of this area are mem- the weekend with Mr. 111111 bers of the banda. ay Htlltty. Mra. Deloria Oww of Co- .Classified Ads Your Modern Co mmunity Bulletin Eoat4 I---F~O~R~S_A_ LE_ _ For Rent WANT AD INFORMATION Real Estete Far S.le PRICE REDUCED on attrac;;;FU"'R;-;;N;;;IS;;-;IIED apartment lor , KNAPP SHOES, special offer tive 3 • bedroom ranch style ' DEADLINES rent. Five rooms and bath. to June only, buy I pair · home. Located in new ad•• P.M. Du aerore Pubncatl.o1l Utilities furnished. Close to regular prirf, get 2nd pair dition on Chester Road near Monda,. Deadlln• 11:00 A..M. f W ·t II RoMood"' business district. Phone WY $2.00 of . n e or ca State Highway garage. Firet.:ANCELLATIONS _3092 _ 5 18 3tc bert Hill, Elm Street, Racine. place, well insulated, tiled 2 CORREf"TIONS 1'1( WID be lr N>PI.ed o.~ntil &:00 ll. M.. - - - - - - -- 5 19 Uo P kitchen and bath, hardwood . For Du 8f Puhllratloo 7 ROOM HOUSE on Lincoln -~----------- floors, storm doors, windows, RKGUl,ATION!I Hill, gas furnace, thermostat- FOR THE FINEST selection of 100 x 400 lot, bas..nent, patTile Pllbll ~b.er rf'SE!rvt'B the tig ht to edlf or reJec-t any adlo dee med ically controlled, electric hot flowers for Decoration Day, io. Phone WY 2-5337. ohjcctlon~hle Erroll.'l ~houi<J be l'l'poriP.tl tmmed letel:o; Th~ p~hliRhe r will nnt he re~ponslble or mo re Ul ~ n one lncorrecl tn~ertl un. water tank , garage, house newly decorated . Immediate RATES occupancy. show n by appomt· ment. Ca ll WY 2-3092. t "or Wan! 4 centt per W()rd Minimum l.:h ane sen1ee Ad pne tnserttn 611 cent. Ul CcntJo per word for fbrel! COD• 1ecut1ve msertlons . .5fl oer et>nt Olseount ou paul adJ and d hi w ' ' ' ' •~t~pll\\'tn •D"'S CARD OF 'THANKS & ·QB~~,I~ _ 11.25 for 50 wurd min· lmum. Each additional word te no O~'F'Il:E HOT..JnS A. M. to 5:00 r liaturda:r 8J~s ~0 "'EA~Y ..., oau, 13 00 ' aoon. TO PROOIJC PLACE I!IIG " &ESUI T WAI\'1' AD stop <:tt Cliff's Shoe Repair, 5 Ill tfc Middleport, Ohio. I- - - - - - -- - 5 18 12tp Cue/t/o {iut/tt BED cOmplete, side 5 l8 Jtc HOSPITAL J · l d U --- 1 rails, p astn; coa e rna ress, POMEROY _ 4 rocm house ROOM : Front floor • mce ora- used very little. Call WY 2- with bath, gas furnace hea~ tt"on. Phone WY ~-2355 . 2426. 5 18 3tc 5 1831c ing, 2 bedrooms, living room, ==c-o= · - -. SIX ROOM HOUSE in- Pomeroy 170 Mulberry, Phone WY 2 2575 or inquire at 376 second St ree1, pOllk•roy · 5 17 tf'c FOti - ROOM (urnished apart- PHONE WY 2-2156 ment downstairs. WY ' l -3658 5 l7 tfc ~4-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, - O, May 19, 1965 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF 1\IJAL!n 1960 Ford 8' Flereside Pickup . $1095 VB e~gine, std. trans. Deluxe cab, chrome eqwp. H. D. Urea:, deluxe seat!!, heater. 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton H. Duty $999 Springs foam seat, W. C. mirrors, heater, r:Jo, a elean VI 900x20 reat tires, heater, 10ft. dump y. 1m!(ine, 1957 Chevrolet 2'h Ton $1695 ® Cob and chassis. 102" cab to axle 81,00 Nop. U2 s~e•:r:k": u ar • 900x20 tires. A good clean heavy duty truck . !I.XIe, V8 engine, heavy duty 5 speed trana. Pomerov Mofor Co. kitchen and rull basement. 1959 AMERICAN Mobile Home Well located on 50 ft. lot and OPEN EVES. 7,ao P.M. lll~ x 46'. Excellent condition. in good neighborhood. Some Due to job transfer, must sell. · financing on this house can be POMEROY, OHIO ''ontaet: Robert King, Fork~ o.. assumed. I-====,;,~~;;;,;,;,~.,;,';;"~""'=";:S~;;"''!:!• · Business Services ed H.ull State Park, Reeds POMEROY - One story frame Business 5ervtces_ - -ville, Ohio. Tel: Coolville 667- 5 • rooms !2 bedro<Vns) mod· ,,2" 6_ 6tc 18 1 ern bath, modern kitchen BULLDOZER WORK, equipped AUCnONEER "" with buitt-in oven, table top with winch. Big or small job. Complete Service range, double bowl sink (all Call daytimes WI 1-3151, evenCrill Bradford stainless steel). Full base- ings WI 9-3089, Gone Barnett, Write, Pr<me or Contad men!, forced hot atr heatmg, Racine Ohio. 1 IS tie A. C. BRADFORD • t .-.... ;;;;;;;i.................... Racine, Ollio5 I tfc shower, garage, good Joeallon.l,-;;;;;;;i' - -. ALBERT M. cox, SALESMAN ;:::;-<;:=:Iii;;;;; BOX :!%t WY z-:1631 -larl Graeser, PlamblnJ ud 5 18 3tc AUTO Heallq MtneravWe, Ollfo FOR SALE: 7 room house with End your sewer truublel 2 lots in Dexter. Ohio. Phone We bavt aD Abel Sewer Maclllnel SH 2-5641. 5 IB 6tp Reaooaable Rlteo CaD WY l-2974 Day or Nllbt 'OR SALEo Large 4 bedroom Sales & Service 7 28 lfc borne, in Racine, in good condition - out of high wa~ ;:;;EXP=ERIE=;;;;NCE=Dn-~dr;,;es,mak· er. Hot water heating sy .. e Fits Almost Every Car lng, altet·ations. Phone WY Z. tern, large electric hot water e Transferable When Z278. 4-M-30tc tank, storm windows. To be You Trade Cars AIR coNDmONING Refrlgel'sold to settle estate. Call Bob e Guaranteed 24 months atlon service. Jack's Refrigor 24,000 miles eration, New Haven. Phone e Most Popular Unit TU 2-3537. I I lie MARK IV ,l AIR CONDITIONING I In the U.S.A. .Apple Grove Society Notes By J1Wi !Ill BROW lllinlt in tho field of "tint" United Prell Jatei'JIIIIIonal broadcasting by networks and ROLLYWOOD 1UP! t - For viewers. . • lelev!Jioa th!J is the year of Color televiSion set» are curcolor pr~grammiq and the rently nonsldered one of the hottransatlantic Early Bird Slltet- test consUlller prodtjC(a on the Ute -: and Mondiy nllht NBC- m~e~umber of sets being sold TV put thm together lor an- has dectded the influential Nielother technoloatcal milestone m sn ratings firm to make llroadcastlng. ' . Tbe Cba pel 8 1 , Ethet adjustments In Its sample grouh . n w m. lo allow lor an ehpropnate Merman ttars II a conspirator· number or color viewing homes. lal landlady on NBC-TV's "SUI· Industryit., estimate that the pense Theaire" June 3 In I dra- numher of color viewing faml~ rna about an art aalesman'• ies could make adlfferenceof plot to ateal a rare ICtJlltr • . . prhapo Hveral polnta In 1h e Same network'• "Prodect :tO" ratinp - and tince ratinp are docamentarlano art pllrmlnc on estimated down to fractions of 1 special about the Amert~an a potnt, this Is a lar1te opread, Jndlllll durinl lbt lt'88t WOII- perhaps deciding whetrer I ward movemen~ wllb Walter show contlnueo. · Brenllilll 11 narrator. Furthermore, producen and The hall • hour lrllllmllllillll performers are keenly aware wao vldto'l flral Uve tran11t1aa- that color vlewero have a far tic color program, via Early greater preference fo color Bird, !om Brltatn to America, shows. ond IJtclnded film and tape col· By the fall of IIJIMI, there !sa or se1menta s wellm strong possibility that virtually Reporter Snder Vanocur wu Ill of lhe prime -t lme ,.rles n Britain as h04I ol the broad- Uneup of the networks wiU bl ()list, "A New Look at Old in color. England," which was limply a ---brief picture postcard look at Mr. and Mrs. Sherman F'ord aome or the traditional land- Silent a weekend In Columbus. mark, followod - up by a quick Weekend cuests or Mr. and skim notilll chqe1 ill arch~ Mrs. John Stobart, lecture, fashlone, tastes, clubo, Mr. and Mn. D. W. Etttb!.ton 1 aducatltn and IOClal life, of Mason, W. Va. "A New Look at Olde Eng- Mr. and Mrs. Harry """''" 1 land" wu. however, another and family have moved example of the color break· ·the Charl11 Burri resilience to throucha that have been the G.nt DaYil farm. contriblllill& wthe huae ad,luel1 JU&HAIPU BEHAVE 6/oiAC:KV DAILY CROSSWORD IIOWJI 1..lldo AaiOM ~-~ 12.R=•fn 14-lub ----n ..-::-. ·-· - -• ....... .... LNoro '-8'hlkle' .=.,.. ...T a. 'l'llrouJil ..w... tor M.O alrN tor....., 18. Cdt- Ch.... 10. -· u.eor.., .. .. Maoll& Uemp S. COqi... T. 01&)'01 I. Pneet•e II. I'IJa letttr. ;.rolllo lf. NI'W ory 18.~ u.-11o 21.111101& :m.-.. III,Dilftluo :M.V- 28.Coax. 29. Path 311. Vartetyaf ••• 2 , mer U . Ptwoun lT.Iolelody 11. Pl'lottwl rate - n .Diril It ii not on the market, :U. PioooCit Dr. FU<idle! :N. Bouador '11.81. R rt•r -- lt.Jopen 1be RamOlor Pomeroy,O. I'LL iELL MY MAW--t'LL-- UH- •. Par!JT ·--·--. . 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Merlin Teets 1:00 'l1le Jim Meta Sbow 1:30 Sundtnm flel'll!ado 7:10 lip Off luda)ll 7:30 8lp 011- Arurl Holll' 7:11 NIWI 1:00 111(11111 LIJmu'l Hour 1:30 8uDday lbow t:SO Tha Bible !pNb Tv t:G StmdQ Show 10:00 'l1le Good ~ IG:JI Coaplmaa's Rlpclt 10:30 8wMII7 Show U:JI 'l1le QUill Hour APRIL LOG 1:00 Sign On I :110-15 Musical Clock 7:00 Be SWI and Knot 7:UWO News 7:45 Echoea of J117 1:011 01!1o Vallay News 1:15-111 MUiical Cloct 1:66 ConnmmiiJ NIWI t:OO Talk olllt8 Town t:M Mia County News Public Service Show Da1J1 ups Latcbatrlng World No.,. Colnmunlty News J!:YIDI Bulletin Board Neft-O.Grllllll A&rtculture Pro&rllll 1,81 =,.~o-Rowtd 1:00 OOttalr7 Qo.Rouod l:ll Nril tNt I:IO Mld-WIJ ~ 1,11 Nm Ita 1:011 Ollclni Wlfh Diu 4:10 JnleNl!lqt 1:110 Community lfm 1:10 WGrld t Ntl'l Mm 1:10 s-t 11ou1mr4 I:GO Qll TJ. Air 011 Clock d:OO Ntn Ill 8IIU • KDow 12!00 Cement Block Nan IS:II 'fttl Cbrllllla'l Hour 7:N Nm 12:30 Oomler's Gulla. (Frl) 12:10 '1'111 Rev. Mlrlll hall 7:10 Cblt • Oinr ~:10 ......, A•~n1111 llllow l :ot Tfot an. IL G. •will f:ll r1nl laptls& C1!urcb 1:011 Jim Meea llliW . 1:30 'tht Rev. Silas Billups 8:110 Ohio Val!tJ N'lll 4:15 lllaettnar Aato tie 1:011 'fttl Rev. Andrew Pll'llllli I:IIWO World l(m <'l'tlet-Thur-1 a:e The !leY. 11o1~ 111o111111 t:oo HIP 8cltool 111t Pl!"ldl 1:10 Ne111 (Locll) I:U 'lbl llaltdiJ Shcnrcut · Soil& • SI«J 'l'lml •:10 Jim Meet llto1r 1:10 ..._tit 'l'bcl Qo1deo 117 I;GO Nen f:IO Dlmocirlllll. ,.....,.. 11:46 TIDy's • a BEDROOM, 5 or 6 room house, close to Pomeroy and Middleport; out of high wat.tr . Write Care ol The Daily Sentinel , Box 668-H. Pomeroy, Ohio. a 18 3tp ,,,.- "' . . .... ,..... ······~ .. -,Afll;.,.... _ _ _ _ _ - - · - .... ~ - ....... . . .. ........ ~-------~ Time II:IS 11:10 11:45 12:00 12:20 12:21 IUO Musletl Inlltlude Rlpubllclu Lap.Iaturt Walter Motllar Loetl It Obla New~ Evllll llu1lllfD 8oarcl N.-wt-0-Gnma Garden Club SatardaJ MaliDII Alltraate Saturdaya 1:116 Nm llllt Z:OO Saturda7 Ml~ 2:U Ntw1 llllt S:OO Saturda7 MIIIDII 1:15 Nm Bell 4:00 ll1lclnc Wllb Dou Ul Top Tta Rmt 5:00 Saturdly Nm RIIIOI'I 1:15 Dlnlllr MUIIeale 5:30 Commtutity Cltoln 7:00 Off The Alr laaday 7:10 1:011 1:II 1::10 8:00 'laP•......., S!Jn On ~ Newa Report atttreh "' atril$ Musical Interlude Flnt Baptist Cburcll Oilldren's Chapel Stlllday Newa Special 1:111 , . _ CoiiRIJ Nm Y:GO lw MAilOUt HAY Nm Report !:GO~~ 1:10 Z:Ot ~ Cll1 014- rolb Sour 3:00 t10 lilt Pll'ldt 3:10 Newt BeedllnH S::IZ . . lilt Parlde 1:16 Ntn 4:00 11110 Ill& Pndt 4:10 N1111 HNd)ln• f::IZ . . Hit Pllltlt f:li !fm I:GO a&, Cbnm!M~- 11tp. 5:1§ . . lilt ....... 7:00 01 '1'111 IJr �~ ·~-- •--·~...·~·-.. .,.... ~ · · ~. "'' ,, ,. ·-·· · ••• . • .. .. ,._,, "' . • ,., - ... ,.,.,. . ,........ .. ~ ••· • •"" ~~~~--~ ....... ... ...... ' ..... ~ ·~' •.,.··~· •• - .-..,.. ... _,~ ""' ....... ,...........,......."'..,.¥":'"""'"' ...._. .... ..,,....,., .. "' ...........-.,. •.~;o..,..,.....,....,...~ ,.. ... ,.. . , ... ~ ... . ·~H'r'\'•'""';..,1.,," ., '· . .......... •• ...... ..,.,.. ..,•..••,... ~ ..... ...........,"">:.11:"1~~~~··••-•c"""'. ...."'-· . ' . ,., .! ~· l ' ' • .... .! ' ' '•• ' ., • the 2nd floor 1 Sale of Parch end Lawn Furniture •nd Appliances - Our men will promptly deliver your purch11es to your liome ;.. end our C.rpet Men will properly install your carpet in your home. Seve an W•ll·to-W•II Carpet on sale c>n the 2nd floor. WOMENS DRESSES gelected from our regular stock. A group of women's dresses in linens, jerseys, cottons and ;uiting Iabrie. Junior sizes, Misses sizes and a few half sizes. Just 78 to sell. $29.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $14.75 $25.00 WOMEN$ DRESSES SALE $12.50 $19.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $9.75 $16.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $8.25 $13.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $6.98 $12.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $6.48 $10.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $5.48 WOMENS Womens Summer Slacks special group of Womens Summer Slacks. All .vashable fa brics. WOMENS WOMENS WOMENS WOMENS WOMENS SLACKS _ SLACKS _ SLACKS _ SLACKS_ SLACKS _ MENS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $5.00 $4.00 $3.50 $2.50 $2.Qp VOL XVII . NO. 29 Daytime and Nightime SHIFTS SHORTS railored of fine cotton ooplin. Sanforized. ~uU cut. Side zipper. Beige, aqua, black Sizes 10 to 16 Soft 65% Kodel and 35% cotton shifts Small, medium and large sizes. Assorted solids and prints. . • $2.95 $2.95 and madru types and in your cor• recl size. ~top In on Elberfeld• first floor. See all tbi smart swim suits styles >n display and select i suit or two for swim· ming and sunning this rummer. 65% Kodel and 35% cotton Shift Gowns with <elf embroidery. Solid colors. Smail, medium and large. $3.95 <\II cotton tailored olouses, sleeveless ;lyle, turn back coltars. Pastels and white Sizes 32 to 38. Easy Care for Shift of 44% dacron polyester, 32% nylon and 24% cotton with eyelet trim. Solid colors. Smail, medium, large. $3.95 100% cotton shifts for daytime or nightiml wear. Assorted floral prints. Small, medium, large. $1.00 $3.95 BOYS SWIM TRUNKS u, ~~;;:~ncolor 65% Kodel polyester and 35% daytime or nighiime shifts. Small, SWIM SUITS medium, large. You'll like this selection of Swim TrunkJ for boys of all ages. ltripes, plaids, solid :olors. Stop in on the 1st floor at Elberfelds md select your boys •wim trunks now. $3.95 Final Clel!,fance of Girls Spring Dresses. Not all sizes. styles. Solid eolora 44-SIZE 27 by 54 INCHES - - - - $3.00 50-SIZE 18 by 27 INCHES SOc On sale in the Drapery Department. While they last. (Not all colors) 55.95 GIRLS DRESSES 54.95 GIRLS DRESSES 53.95 GIRLS DRESSES ~>hes . Stop in tbe busy mens and boya department on the lBt floor and sele<'t your swim A full sized nursery chair - durably constructed and beautifully finished. and plaids. Regular and extra large Nursery Chairs DACRON MARQUISEnE CURTAINS Complete with tray, cham~ Beautiful white flocked dacron tailored curtains of 100% Polyester Dacron. Rose or leaf pattern in 81" or 90" length. Long wear, easy care. ber and deflector. Easy to clean, durable plastiC! seat. Non toxic, large co· lorful decaJ. Natural oak finish. $4.49 pair Sale $4.95 trunks now. Elbtrftldo Stationory Doportmont on tho lot floor io hoodquortors for E11tman Kodek Camorn, Fllm ond Supplies. Salt prl- ovory day ot Elbtrfelds. MOVIE CAMERAS and PROJECTORS $19.95 Brownie Fun Savor Movlt Cemora !with book and fllm) $54.50 Kodak Escort 8 Camortl $79.50 Kodak Eloctrlc 8 Automatic Camora $54.50 Brownio 8 Movie Projoctor (Model A15) $16.99 $37.80 $63.00 $47.00 1 63" Length - $3.99 84" Longth - $4.79 You can rt>aUy aave at Elberfelds now durinJ: tile aale of camero film - blaclt and white md color - for atlU cameras - lMtamatlct - Movie Cameru and 85 14M.. Stop ln !he Clllllerc ~ent on tho 111 floor ond llot.-1< up now on your t11m netdl and aavo. 1uot reoelved a ohlpmont of womeRJ eotton aleeve-lftl blouse•. BeauUful otrlpoa, 1011111, llorall, pol· b doll, plaid• and cbeckl. Sizeo 30 to 38 ond ~ to of pollol'lll In· chldJna ••floral kitchen,"' ''panel print" and "floral border" pattorna. Colon: PORCH RUGS ~election Red, gold, turquoloe. $1.95uet Outdoor Furniture ACCESSORIES Sted ot•ts. 64" lenctb. White or eggshell. Plntie or cotton tapes, Width• 22" to 36", Dlltlnctively Jteneiled Ill flonl moW. Matchlnl de· aiin• in all 1izea in &reeD and brown. 24" X 27" X 54" 3' t' 5' 6' X X 41u s• x a• "C llppertt Cottan t1pe ''Patrician" PIMiic topo 6' X &' X 9' 12' 69c 19c $1.39 $1.99 $3.29 $4.69 $5.99 lnciGor and OUtdoOr MATS AttracUve vinyl back IDIIa wtlll rayoi. vloeoao loPoiOIDI ouUy. Call bt lllld u hiP lroflle lloor proltctora for bothroOIDI, klt- enlrJ WIYI « 111tlmlobllt - · Attractive tw.ed colon ol belle, alltn~, Mix & Match Cullllon• tnd Padt Deluu llilored. I pleall, $3.49 SALE! EASTMAN KODAK FILM Venetian Blinds Gold. 45" Length - S.. tt. comploto Uno of dtvtloplnv oupplln, movlo ll;hto, rwls, opllcen, fluhholden, nody.fll11 for slidts, traya for corouotl projoctoro, comora c-, molloro, projocton bulbi ond HHhbulbo. SALE $2.98 SALE $2.48 SALE $1.91 tor colors. White, Gold, Beige, Green and .IJa BLOUSES Tier & Valance Slit Complete Tier and Val· one Set of 100'11 pollsbed Rayon Challio. Washable. Faa! color• In a biC Five vibrant aolld decora- $99.50 Kodak Automatic 35 P Comoro _ $79.90 $69.95 R11dymotic 500 Projoctor IModtl I) $54.50 $99.50 Supormatlc 500 Projoctor $73.00 $89.50 Kodtk CorouHl 600 Projoctor _ $73.90 $124.50 Kodak Carouotl 700 Projoctor _ $109.90 $149.50 Kodak Co"!uoel 800 Projoctor _ $129.90 $34.50 Brownit Stormatlc Ctmoro $15.00 $21.95 Brownie Stormetor Camoro $12.00 $7.95 Kodak World's Fair Flash Camero _ $6.44 $9.95 Brownlo Fiesta Comera Outfit $8.33 $13.50 Brownit Stermlto II Comero Outfit $8.00 $34.50 Starmatlc II Outfit $19.95 $18.95 Storflex Outfll $10.00 $12.50 Starltl Camero Outfit $6.00 $34.50 Brownio Automotlc 27 Outfit __ $22.00 $21.50 Brownlt Supor 27 Outfit $14.00 $1.95 jacquard pattern. $2.95 OTHER STILL CAMERAS and faded blue donlm. Beautiful Vistarglas• drapo 36" Longth _ $18.95 Kodak lnsltnNitlc 100 Outfit _ $14.95 $29.50 Kod•k lnstomatlc 150 Outfit __ $23.00 $49.50 Kodak lnotomotlc 300 Outfit _ $39.00 $59.50 Kodak lnllamotic 400 Outfit _ $47.00 $94.50 Kodak lnstomotlc 500 Outfit _ $74.00 5109.50 Kodak lnatamotlc 700 Outfit_ $87.00 $129.50 Kodak lnotomatic 800 Outfit _ $105.00 :Ruff and Tumb1e" denim knee tnocllero lor lliioFront zipper, belt loops, JOke baok and 4 poekell. Sizes 7 Ill 14. NI\'J bluo 11 Eny Wuh-No Iron 35 MM CAMERAS and PROJEOORS INSTAMATIC CAMERAS . KNEE KNOCKERS Fiberglas Drapes es in ..10. RLD ' 44. GIRLS DRESSES CARPET SAMPLES w~ist ·1 GIRLS DENIM SALEI 57.95 GIRLS DRESSES - - - - SALE $3.98 Stretc·/1 models and boxer !OIIda $3.95 Daytime or Nightime Shift of 50% cotton and 50% rayon. Assorted prints. Small, medium, large. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 121 Die in 3rd W·orst Atrlines Disaster of All. Time Near One plate suits, two piece sulll. Belted and frilly models. In prints, $3.95 BLOUSES SWIM SUITS 100% Nylon Shifts in solid colors. Small, medium and large. Crepe Gown of 100% Dacron Polyester. Solid colors with lace trim. Small, medium and large. Women• Cotton Sl..vtlttl SALE! $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 ' SALE! WOMEN$ JAMAICA SALE! ~ enttne ., ere h1vlng 1 SALE of Furniture - 11111!1 .,.., Elberfelcls .... open every week dey from 9 In the morning until 5 - •nd an Saturdays from 9 until 9 In the evening - On the 3rd &,r - • Jl'tiD,(t81, A multi colored print, on extra heavy, finest quality vinyl plastic with lltrlptd pattel'll on ravena side. Filling of 100% Shredded Urethane Foam. la"x30" ThrwSeatGHderP. . Two Seat Glider P. . Round end Square Back Choir P. . Chelle ., INch Podl Utility Cushl- $3.79 ,RtCIO PROM $') .95 fe •4·" Carpels on Sale at ovr Warehouse on Mechanic Strut Just 19 to seD. Excellent qualities. Big Bargain Prices While They Last. $80.75 Slu 5 fwt 11 lnchM by 15 feet Acrilan Carpet $67.50 Size 12 fwt by 6 fwt 10 lnchM Acrllan Cerpot $109.00 Size 12 fwt by 7 fwt 2 lnch11 Wool C.rpet $155.00 Size 9 fwt by 12 hat 5 lnchtt Wool Corpet $161.00 Size 15 fwt by I fwt 5 inch11 Wool Carpet $145.00 Size 11 fwt 8 Inches by 9 hat Wool Corpot $149.50 Size 15 hat by 7 fHI a inchM Wool Carpet $112.00 Size 12 feet by 5 fHI 11 lnch11 Wool Carpel $142.00 Size 9 feet by 12 feel Wool Carpet $121.00 Size 12 f..t by 9 foot 9 inchn Wool Carpet $119.00 Size 15 hot by 9 fHt 4 inches Nylon Corpot $165.00 Size 12 foot by 12 foot 8 lnch11 Wool Carpet $136.00 Size 15 fwt by a fwt 7 Inches Acrilan Corpet $300.00 Size 15 feet by 17 feel 8 lnch11 Wool Corpet $39.00 Size 9 foot by 9 feel I lnchn Wool Blond Carpet _ $308.50 Size 15 fwt by II hot 9 lnch11 Wool Carpet $167.00 Size 12 hot by 13 foot 2 Inches Acrllan Carpet $137.00 Slu 12 foot by 10 foot 10 lnch11 Acrlltn Carpet _ $310.00 Slu 15 foot by 14 foot Wool Cor pot · Dean Savage Coming as CofCGuest Sale $39.00 Sale $33.00 Sale $54.00 Sale $88.00 Sale $92.00 Salt $82.00 Sale $84.00 Sale $56.00 Sole $79.00 Sale $72.00 Sole $68.00 Sale $94.1!0 Sale $78.00 Sale $200.00 Sole $25.00 Sale $200.00 Sale $96.00 Sale $71.00 Sale $244.00 ' Be Thrifty! Always Save All of Your· ELBERFE~LDS 1·N .. :·. " 1 ~. ;, .-:. :.. '. ' ;. ... . ..'i: ·:l·~ ",... ... </" . -;; -::. =2 ,' ~ • ') , .;& .S~ ' .·: ( -~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 19, 1965 coen hartenbach