https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1cbfea4257078327be88f9f038d7e27.pdf 600918776c204e03e9070aaffaf1d6a7 PDF Text Text ., I ' .. ~·. • '. I e·- , I entineJ. ""~ " too~ .r.~::: .. .--·" " ~ Detlored To Tlul lnterettl 01 The Meir1-Moaon .4reo . ..: .... ....:= ti. ~l ~~~--~~:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~? ~ -----------------VOL XVII NO. 107 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1965 o~~ FIVE CENTS Fair Attendance off day In comparison with I,775 association's shows, un~" tbe S, 48 to 52 inch class and Cher- the same rares were !rna GOD- Etna, was first. Second WOI Sif. on same day last year. Grand·! direction of Robert K. Hoeflich, yl Williams, Rutland, for the na Win, owned by Ray New· ter Too, owned by Everett Bucy stand admissions Salurday were were the big drawing card at li2 to 56 inch class and the over hart of Marietta, third in both: of Newark and Cindy's Clara, 192 during !be day and 1,013 !be graodatand. Figures showed 56 inch class. Bewitching June, owned by T. owned by Casllelake Farm of according to !Jgures released to- at night when !be second pres· 2,034 persons paid to see !be p In Pony harness racing, Capt. T. and E. C. Crowl of Sunburn, Newark was lbinl. day by Frank H. Johnston, fair entation of the Big Bend Min- show's two presentations. Black's Drum Major, owned by second in first: Demon's Price, . . board secretacy_. strel association was staged. RACING RllSIJLTS Isaac Lewis, won the trot for owned by Geoe Bock and D. 0. Wonner of !be lhinf race was The total paod gate attend- Day-by-day aUendance fogures Winning first place in the 46 inch.., and under and Diablo, Moon o1 New Holland, second Loveland Volo, owned by F. E. once lhts year represented a for those voyong at the gate this Saturday horse and pooy run- owned by Pete Ohlinger, won the In !be filth. This was for trot· and G. L. Van Maire of of about 2511 from _the year was 2,457 on Saturday, 2,. ning races were Gregg Meeks, trot for 46 Iii 52 inch pooies. ters, non-winners, with a $1.5 while Dee Dee Jamie, owned number who paid theu way mto 424 Froday, 1,486 Thursday, I,· Athens Route 3, for the 41 ln. Horse harness racing had purse. J. C. Barnes of MI. SterUng !be 11164 county lair. . 848 Wednesday and 635 Tues- and under class: Judy lnln, Miss Carrie Lou, owned by Rob- In the second and sixth races, first in the seventh race. II was noted that Z,U7 paod day. Athen> Rt. 5, for the 4i to 48 ert Puglisi of Crestline, win the Emily Scotland, owned by Mr. Dee Jamie was second In to enter the Satur- Again, lhe Blg Bend · in. class; Jack lnln, Alb8111 Rt. first and filth races. Placing In and Mrs. Fred Van Maire of third race and Loveland Overall paid at\elldance at !be_ gate of the 102nd annual Meogs County Fair, hit by three days of bad weather, was 8,850, at Wt wirt OuwP-rs evt>rvwhere - WY22039 ID OR NIGH1 WI 9-2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop tbe WORLD MASP.N .. _._ DRIVE·IN .., . .. WASHING~ )N - SE~IAT(IR.~~ ,_. planned to start off a buay luda) wllh 00118lderatiOD of a $U bllllon appropriation mea~ ure to finance pnbllc workl, reclamation and atomic energy projecta. Tho bill wu one of several piece• o1 leatalatton set by leaders for ICI!OD lbll week In !be snowballjng 1111b toward a bopeo-tor adjournment hy mlddlt o1 oext month. TONIGHT Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy Until9 On Saturday Evening CLOSED FOR VACATION THRU AUGUST 2ht SUN. MON. TUES. ,&UG. 22·24 LUI> ANGELES WITII 1,000 National Guardsmen !be Jtreela to guarantee 114<~. violr "" plagoed A""les paased 118 first 11. kept lll!ll!ona high today this ~fW ~land community ~>alted a promlsed followup tho larJeti ciYII rights 1tratlon lia Ill history. More !ban 850 deno0111otraliorsl marcljfd SUnday In protest slleged pollee brutality . porlll!!l for a mite along !"'!!~ Jlilod by 1,01t1;!lltieliall Guao'qilileli ·a aoo state en. Tho eit.y 1\oas put on nollo:el more demorotti'ations were come . . I Ir ·:.:••:.~. Don't let • VD_U ( eCir~I[IIS '· '''··· ' ' J _____ . ..... .. - -- - - -- --------- .. --- ------- -INI, SIHl ~NOlY ln' (t dllll . .. ,, '' ....... -- ,. - • . . I .\ .. ' I f Wednesday's Televhion Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channell ; ' . 1:41 Qono Cob Report 7:110 Today Sbow 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:2S Today Out Your Way 8:110 Cartoonsville 1:30 Bachelor Father U:IIO Trutll or Consequeoces 10:30 Wbat's 1'hiB Song 10:55 Nen Motolng Report 11:00 Concentratioo 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 can My Blufl 12:10 I'll Bet 12:55 Newo Day Report 1:110 Midday Newo 1:30 Singiu' Jamboree Z:IIO Momeot of Truth 22:30 The Doctors 1:110 Aootber World 1:30 You Doo't Say 4:110 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Report 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 5:110 Yogi Bear 6:30 Trails West 6:30 News Plcture I:U Weather 6:55 Jim Thacker Sports 7:1111 Huotley·Brlniley 7:30 Singing Car.von UO Tuesday Movie Sperlal 11:00 News 1115 Weather 11 :20 Sports 11 :30 Johnny Carson NEW YORK IUPI ) - Pernell Roberts, who wiU be ab:sent from the "Bonanza'' family this coming season, will be seen on one of the six ' ''Ibis Proud Land" specials beinb prepared for the ABC nelwork. He woll 1ppear in "The Big Conntry .'' dealing with !be West, and song WCHS- TV Channel 8 7:00 Daily Word 7:05 Mike Wallace News 7:30 Buddy Starcher 9:00 CaptaiD Kangaroo JO:OO l Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys 11 UO Andy ol Mayberry 11:30 Dick Van Dyke Show 12 :00 Love 01 Li.ie 12:25 CBS News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12.~ Gonding Light 1:00 Woman's Page 1:20 WCHS News 1 :30 As- The world TurDI 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge ol Night 4:00 The Secret Soorm 4. 30 Lone Ranger ~ . 00 Surtaide 6 6:00 Nowa Tonight 6:15 Your \\' ': tt.erman Sporta 6:30 CBS News 7:00 Joey Blabop 7:30 Sugartoot 8:30 4ollywoorl Talent Scout 9:30 Petbcoat JunctiOD 10:00 The Docto"' • !be Nursel ll :00 The News Tonight 1l:lli Weatller 11:20 Movie 6:20 in Hollywood and the New York Hilton Hotel. Danny Thomas will be the host in Hollywood, while Sammy Davi& serves the Nl"W York affair. A new five-a-week daytime serial for NBC is ··Morning star," scheduled for the 11 a.m. spot on the network beginning Sept. 27. The five main charackrs woll be played by Elizabeth Preston. Perry, Betsy Jones-Moreland, Tile Emmy Awards cereEdwrad Mallory, Nina Roman JOODies, on NBC-TV Sept. tZ, and Adrienne Ellis. The story will originate in the Palhldium revolves around the problems ballads of the region and diSCUS! lhem wilh host Robert IJ>OU! • I r, I . SPRINGFIELD, MASS. P!c-.oU~ In Court Square city nl!ll ~ a cr.,. burning I (Technicolor) '~ !be llveb quiet weekend since rna. slve r.esro rloti•O& erupted "HOW TO MURDER YOUR Wlfl" Jack Lemmon · second In lbe seventb. . . Wmmng tho fourth race WU Queen's Orr, oWIIed by D. 0. Moon and W. Pucltetl of W8Jb. iDgton C. H. Secood was Bill K. Abbe, owned by Fred MIU'IDie of Bealaville; !bird, Buuy Boy, by R. K, Harper of Mao laga. Abbe w01 lint 1u tht eighth raoe, Buzzy Boy, aocond and Lady Velvet, owned by J, Jacobs of Grafton, W. Va • liSTEN r:..::..:~ =~'lt 9JO AM 1360 o:..:• WMOV ........... w. :r· WHTN- TV Channel 13 DaDy Word Bible AnsWen Jack La Lallllt Fuo Sclooot ~:46 King llld Odlt 10:1111 Morning MOY!t 11:30 Prlco II fll&hl 12:110 DoiiDI Rood 12:30 Father KDinn . . . 1:110 Tho Rebus Garno 1:30 The Peopfe'l CIJo1co 2: O'J Wbere tho Action II 2:30 A Tlmo F« US 2:55 News 3:110 General Hospital 3:1111 Youoc ~rriedl 4:00 Ttallmaster 5:00 Super Show 7:55 1:110 8:30 8:110 5:30 superman 6:1111 Local News 1 W11tber 1:15 Newo 6:30 Laavo It To Beaver 7: 00 l\lllemiD 7:30 Combll 8:30 Mcl!ate'a NaVJ 9:110 Tyeocll 1:30 Peyt.oD Place 10: 110 Tho F1JC!Uvo 11:110 Newo 11:10 Local 11:15 lltealber · 11:211 Sporto n: 30 ABC'o Nl8btllle of a amalltown girl wloo ps to tbe big city when tragedy .,.. ters her Ufe. "111e Ed SuUivan Show" on the CBS Television Network was the first entartalnmenl allow to use a split 1erten. TUES., AUG. U WGHIJGiml 1:311 Color, TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE SPECIAL - Deaiping Woman," atarrlng Gregory Peck and Lauren BacaU and costarring Doores Gray. After a whirlwind oourllhlp, a aporiawriter and a faohiOD desoiiJI'r marry, only to IearD thai tltelr Interests, friends llld ldeu ""' widely dlllerem. --- 'l'RVIIsDioY'll LATB loiOVIII: cblene! .. ....... Do«'' 111'1, ~ · ~ ·· WSAZ-TV Channel 3 1:41 Qono Cob Report 7:00 Tod11 Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 1:25 Today Oul Your Way t:OO OotlooniYllle t:IO lllchelor Fllber 111:00 Trutll or ConaequeDCel tll:30 Wbat'o TbiJ Soq Ill: 55 r.torn1D1 Report 11:00 Cono:entratltoD 11:30 Jeopardy 12:oo can ~o~y a1u11 12:30 1'U Bet 12:55 News Report 1:00 Midday New• 1:110 Slng1n' Jlllllbonl 2:00 Mouoent ol Ttulb 2:30 , . Doo:l«< S:IIO ADOiber World 1:30 You lloa, 1111 t:OO Mltdo Gamo 4:25 ~ Report 4: 10 Mr. cartoou 5:01 Wococly Wood!JeCUr 5:30 TrallJ West I:SO Newo Plclln 1:45 Wealber 1:55 JiJD Thacker Sports 7: 110 Hualley-Brtaltle1 7:30 The VirgmlaD 9:001 Wed. Ni&ht II lbe Mnvfll 11:110 Lalli Nelli Plclln 11:15. TV a Weatber 11:211 Sporlt 11:30 Joluuoy CersoD The one-hour ''Laredo" west· ern seriOI slated lor NBC tbio fall lo deocrlbed as DDt taklDtl ltsell too serloUBiy. While 1bere will be a basic dramaUc story er.cb woet, !be treatment will be aimed at gelling laughs. Nli 7:110 Dally Word 7:05 Mike Wallace Nen 7:30 Buddy Starcloer 9.oo L:apwn ngaroo 10:00 1 Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys 11:00 Ao<ly ol ~yberry 11: 30 Dick Van Dyke 12:1111 Lovo ol Ule 12:06 Nows 12:311 Sean:b for ToliiOITOW 12:45 Guiding Light 1:110 WOIIUOII'S Pace 2:00 Password 2:30 Hause Par!J 3:1111 To Tell The Trull> 3:25 CBS News 3:30 !!'Ago Of '''$! 4:110 Secret Soorm 4: 10 Lone llaJt&C i :OO Surfsldo 6 6:00 Newo Report 6:15 Your Weathermall 1:11- 1:110 lAne It 11 UvlD& DoD Beverly tlillbil11oo Dick Van O,ke ~:30 OUr Prlvalt World l• OJ( Lucy-Desi Co ., Hour 11:00 Tbe Newt Tualpt n tli Weathel TeiiiJr lUll Late Sbow "Hallmark Hall of Fame" will bring a 81)omlllute •.,.tool o! ~~~~~·c;TIONI EXT&RMIT AI. term~NS.•... O'Detll.u- C.. Jerome ...,.,.._.Roherl E. Lee play Ia blllod on lbe lamo ...... ~ 446- t21a .ollijoolo •a........ •.....••••--.,.........eo.. . ~.~~ Cllpte~~ Scopei "monkeY -no. •oial'' In DayloD, Teml., In "1826, ous 1. !feathtr ro Deaver 7:110 !llll7:311 01111 llltd Harrtel 1:110 PIIIJ Dun . 1:30 Tht Vlel Nam War! Why! What? 1:30 Burlte'o Law 11·111 ABC llcGpe CBS Evening Newo 8811 Francisco Mr. Ed Bl'OIIdway 1111 111 yMrt ago. Dall1 ·.wf,~ ,· I:Sii 8uptfiDID 1:1111 Loelll News 6:20 Sporll My ..., 10:110 MonllD& Movie 11:30 Prtco .. lllgbl . 12.110 DoiiDI Rood 12:30 V10. KliDIII Bell 1:110 The ttebu• Game 1,30 The Plople's Cbollll 1:110 Wbere lbe ActioD Ia 2:30 A 1'lllle For Ua , 2:55 NOWI S:OO a-ni llolpllal S:30 YOUIII rol~l , 4:110 Tralbu"l* ' • li' 110 Sapir luinr 1:20 News 1:30 Aa tbe World 1'urtll 6:30 7:00 7:lUJ 8:110 8:311 9:00 WHTN- TV ChGnnel13 · 1:1111 N1Yy FQm . 1:30 Jack La l.antte 1:110 1'\m Schoof 8:45 IQq llld Odlo "lllberft 1be Wind'' to NBC on Nov. 18 with · elvyn Douglas and Ed Bel[leJ In !be 1'111*" live roles of deleDit and prose-· cutlng lttcmey8 !bey playod when lhe drlml wu I · b II fRal - WCHS-TV ChannelS Whf' News 11:15 Weather ll:ll 11:30 ABC'o fll&lolllfl ' V.!O · THB , VIRGINIAN, J..mu Drury IM Lee J. Cobb bl tile IIIII role~~o · "Leaend for a Lawman." 4 alllbborll odMrlll wltO bellevel he Ia lalllllble, meall R.lnd;t _ otarr1D1 l<or murder. t:IIO WEDNESDA1 NIGHT AT THB MOVIES - 'Adam'l Rib,'' illltriDI Kalllerlne Bop. . bum 1114 SpeiiCer Tncy. Depo AllollltJ AmiD4I llooller IN ut.y Dlalrld · Attorney Adam I!ODfr llld hll wile, DeiAIIAinley Am•odto llooller 1ft pitted ..alnal eiclo olh• In tilt lllllli ll'liJ. .... ., Space Twins Planning Maneuver to Phantom !UPIJ-Asironauts Gordon Cooper and Charles (Pete) Conrad, refreshed by sleep, soared into theor th1rd day m space today so certain lhey could keep going that they began plans to chase • "phantom" rocket. SPACE CENTER, HOUston (UPli - Aotronauts Gordoa Cooper and Cbartes Conrad were given tbe '"go" todaJ lor al least 16 orbits on their flight now expected to go tbe full elgbt days. At 10 a.m. EDT the Gemini 5 space twins began their third day ol the flight !bat was almost cut short in the 6th and 18th orbits because of an electric power shortage. AI 9:47 a.m. EDT, they enlered tbe 31st orbit off the northern Florida coast. A formal decision was to be made whether to bring both astr....WS bid down at the start ol the about 10 lloun" ill tile orbit. But II appeared they bad precedini :If-hour periGd. FIJabl enough pnwer to keep soing surgeons were my loaPPJ their bid for an eight-day space over lbia." endurance record. However, oeither maa wa "We are giving him (com- eating u mud! 011bo 11111eoitl mand pilot Cooper) a go each fell they lhould. 'l'be7 werea1 day for the next day ," a spokes- finistoing mWs. man said. "At the moment Pressure In the ballty OZ)'Ie!l can see no reason wby !bey feed to !be fuel .en. rose It II can't go eight days." ;oounds per oquare lncb, from 1 Simulated Rendezvous low 01 (II pouooll whoa tile ru,ltt At the low point of !be 32nc1 almost cut lborl lbe lint orbit over Mexico (12:50p.m. y. EDT) they were to using ma..,uver rockels to lbern into a path toward renclezvous l with an iJDaginary rocket. This would be a rehearsal of the vital "linkup10 maneuver astronauts must rnaster before lhe United States can put man on !be moon. Minutes before going Into !bird day, Gemini control ::s • �·' COMMENT.TING EDITORIALLY As if Things Aren't Bad Mariehal Faces Long Suspens · Enou~.l The Baily Sentinel (Dorothy Kllran.. I• on •• eat10n. Her guest coiUJMISI tA> day is actor <.;yril Ritcbard. By Cyril Rltc~ard . I'm not one for puns and very seldom will 1 iMlid Ulem oD otb ers but when 10meone suuested that I refer to Trim as 'my ba(CKseat driver,'' 1 snapped my linger and, without a moment'• he!ntatlon, shot back, "I'll bi!J More Than John Can Bear __j Easy For Him "Get a home Of your own far eMugh away to make It 1 bit of an effort for mothers to visit too often." Now, it takes a forthright peraon to speak so frankly on so touchy a subject, and you bavt to hand It to Father Rip· ley. But suppoM the statemenll had been made hJ 1 man who HAD a mother-ioIIW! One Bulge That's Welcome IN tbt 110rmll courae of evenll, a bulge In unemployment flluteo ia to be npeclt4 u oummer sell In and hordes Gf ttm-qoro, releosed from cla.,eo and Mtklnl Muonll jobo, glut the labor market. 'ndl year, however, the familiar ltory appears to have taken a different tm. Unemployment has dropped- to an tllht-yur low, in fact, according to fliW'III for tht year's second qna{ler whlrb tloaed at the end ol June. Contlnutnr general prosperity may Ill blllcally responsible, but not a little Gl' tht ertdlt ohould eo to the aprarent IU~- beyond upectations o the ·"Youth Opportunity Campaign" to sllmllalt blrlnc of young people for summer -wort. It'o I oucce• 1tory which deserveo Ukoly will be. fltl be npeattd, and very • ~\ ~ ••• WANT·ADS ~ f. ~ Get fast Adllnilb ~ Wlls in New York visitins his River news Gauge readinlt - Gallipolis 12.2 and 12.1 with l.5 feet on erollera; Pt. PleHS<int 24.24; Pomeroy-Mason 20.70, Charles· too 18.94. All roller dam• are on the sJU. dist.tnces. But surely after a C{lrrespondence of four years, several meetings, and three week.~ of fairly constant dating this summ~r . you'll know ({lr BUre. Jf not, then let go and let another girl have a chance. And if THAT thought sh•kes yo•, It may be love. - H. Dear Helen: I'm always getting told about my bad habits. When 1 slam drawers or doors ii I'm mad, my Dad slums me for it. But U he can't find something or has a fi~o,;ht with Mom - he sure is good at slamming doors and drawer9. Mom threatens to wash my moulh out witll soap if I swear. (l try not to, but sometime ~ the words just slip out. But [ heard her say to him, "That damn kid swears too much.'' And she's always saping I don't do a damn thing around the Ublo River Boats - Lock 13, OVEl down at 9 p.m.; Barbara Gay down at 3:40 a.m.; Lock 14, Polly Wog up at 1145 p.m.; Lock 15, Charles K. •P at 5 05 a.m.; San Ricardo down at 6:40 a.m.; Lock 16, Lorena down at 3:10 a.m.: Western down at 4:20a.m.; C. V. Harner up at 7 a.m.; Lock 17, Jerry Bos· worHt up at 5:05 p.m.; Queen City up at 6:40 a.m.; Lock IB, A. J. Patten down at 1 a.m.; Phillip Sporo ·down at 6:05 a. houS<'. They b<Jlh get mad if I rn.; Lock 19, Invader down at don't jump when they holer, but 6:40 a.m.; Miss Susan up at If I ask them to do somethins "1 :05 a.m.; Lock 21, Andrew P. for me they say, 'In a min· Calhi1UD up Hl 1:30 a.tn .; Vul- ult>" and two days later it isn't tan up at 7 a.m.; Lock 22 Irdone. ene Chotin up at 6:45 a.m.; I'll be glad when I grow up Lock 23 1 Cris1 Jr. down so I can do as they do, not as Ell 10:20 p.r11.; Harvey Jordan they Slly. - OHIO up at 4 a.m.; Jef.fersoo up at Dear Ohio: 4:-16 a.m. ; Greenup Locks. HelWhy You don't approve ot en R. down at 5:30 p.m.; Pam- these things. do you So be ela D. up at 6: 15 p.m.; Valvo- honest: you're only uaing your Hne up at 12 :05 a.m.; Elisha parents' very human mifltakes Woods down at 2:05 a.m.;. Asa as excuses for your {)Wn behav· down at 2:35a.m.; Alton Zeph- ior. It's time you discovered yr up at 3:30 a.m.; Meidahl the best lessons are those learnU.n:ka, Slllly H. up at 3:05 p.m. ed ir1 reverae, by ®serving, "I fulvC!nllwood up at C/.5 ~.m .; don't like those actions ln ottJ.. Steve Click up at 5:20 p.m.; er9, so I won't copy them." Luther Herdman down at 10:30 I' II bet for every bad habit, p.m.; R. H. Bosworth 1L down your mother and father have at at 11:20 p.m.; William H. Zim· least ten Jwd traits. So be a mer down at 12:20 a.m.; Ann copycat in the right places! Brem down at 3 : ~ a.m.; and (And I hope • lot of pareoll E'deana Bosworth up at 5:30 rend your letter, recognl2e them· l .rn. K•aawba River Boats- Lon· doo, Semel up at 3:20 a.m.; Winfield, Duncan Bruce down at 3:25 p.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down al 10:!0 p.m.: Helen z. up at 12:-lfi a.m.; Beaver down at 2:35a.m.: and Uttle Edward down at 6:30 a.m. GoUipotio Boott - John J. Rowe up at I:Oo p.m.; EigercliU down 11 10 : 1~ p.m.; John Ladd Dean up at 10 :45 p.m.; ond 1-yllll B. down at 5:45 o.m. Uw t'' thing yo• know about - lth people's problems. - W.R.F. DeM W: Yeoslr! But I'll oontlnue to THINK that TV wrestllq II too f•nny to be llllrehearwed. - H. Thil colll!1ln II dedicated to !amity living eo U you're having kid tro•ble or just plaiD trouble, let Helen Help YOU . She will also wtk'OITlt your own amusln1 experiences. Ad· dress Helen Bolte! Ia cart ol thi1 newspaper. Television In Review -- HOLLYWOOD (UPIHlne ol the nation'• three major television networks . hU decided lhat, stMting today, U will curtail ils live coverage ol wbat n regard• 11 ordiDary matten that are a part of space launci> lngs. Tho network, CBS-TV, Indicated It might well oppl7 the same principle to reporting of political conventiona and other eventJ. The CBS decision eame arter Thursday's lengthy coverage some seven hours-of the scheduled slart of the eight-day space journey of astronautl Gordon Cooper and Charles Co!ll'lld. The rui!lsion eventually was postponed 111d resheduled for Sa~ urday morning. A CBS spokesmaQ meouoned such terms 111 ''conpetltin IDanilies" and the "unendurable'' reporting of the routine. Ha oleo frlm 1.o a whito. bandsomt tandard poodle who toured with 1 me for three aDd a halt months fn Tho Roar or the Grea•~ paint - Tho Smell ol t b t Crowd" before setUiq down on Broadway with Tony N•• ley and company. Whence hto name My f•ll nsme II Cyril Trlmnell- Ritchard which Is much too ion& tor theatre ,..,.. quees. So I gove Trimnell to him and ohortened II to Trim lor affectlonete rea&ODI. lt wu the flrlt time Iince' I ocquired him four yurw 110 lbot we had trouped tccotherwe traveled the hJihwayo and bywayo by automobile to WIJ. mlnlton, Del., Wuhfnatoa, D. c.. Pbiladelpbla, New Havea, Boston, Cleveland, Toronto IDd back to Manhattaa. Why did "' drive It Isn't thet I don't llltt to By. I do. But I bavo a cor lnd Trim prefer• to drive. Ha 11 French, and ht II •eTJ. weU brl!d. We are 10 bappy to be bock. Speaking for myse~. I caa truthfully uy that I can UD the reoll can't spOOk for Trim, of coul'll!, but I dart II)' be JOfl •lonJ with me. Our experlenet toeetbtr dur- 00l1'0R SAYS 117 Woynt 0, l!riDdiWI, M.D. Allbouih couplel havt cbfJ. drea for varioul reuoao, the only ftlld reaeon II a truJ lo¥t for children. on- wbo art oboeloed wltb I dellrt to maintllll the flmll;r Une may 011 their btlcl: yd wllb danghten lD 1 villi tflorl to produce a boy. Thole wbo think of their children Q I ...... ol lllJilPOfl Ill their old qe m not belnc fllr to themNiveo or their cblldren. Nowadayo, with 10 much emphuis on limiting the al1.o of the lomilY and wfth lnllatloD absorbilll 10 much of the fallllly'o reiiOtii'Ct!l an ~Do~Willl number of families have bat one child. It il true that thert oro some advontogu to havlne large families but tilert are Illso some very real advantages to beiDI on only ehlltl. or one thing, since there il leu lltlill .. the family budget, the eblllc.. of aelllill 11 ound ed..atloo "" lncreostd. Tbon, too, the parento cu pvt tbe onl1 child mort lnd1vldual atteniiOD. lng the lon1 pre - Broadway jUnket will be a book (bJ me and not as told to aoybodJ be''""' too tong, I hope. Anyway, 11 wru be an abullt Hft wflh Trim -mixinl 1111 biller and the sweet, the excitement ahd you can see !he llgbfonlr!!l fll my expense burden was aho~ lived. Trim Ukes to watdl me make up lor Ill)' rola ot "Sir" tn ~ur­ derment. as I undergo the tran1 fonnation. When tbat particu· lar Job Is completed he will bark jUst once and lbeo remala the humo1 and the pathos lng our exhaustlq trip. Flrwt one thing I must 117 for Trim. He's not one for wan~ illl to got Into the ICl I keep bim •nieiiiOd ID my dre"lltl room and he'll stay ••put" thert WltU the show Is over. When I'm ready to clole shop lor the day 111 11y "TI ta" and that's the o]Jnll for bfm to make 1 beeline for his le"h which be briJJ81 to me. lit likes etpelll1ve hotel& and he's yet to be barred lnmt 1 plush 11111. '!:he S.relay In Phll- odelPbla. for - · ....... to hlo ...., whim IIIII caprice. Thal"l Dpeclatiy to lD the food deportment; tbe maitre d' mom certaiD that bt II aupplled with an abundaal ollart .r pllllt limb. Thi Ritz.Cirlton In Baoton bent over backwardl to make him hiPP!'· It wu only at tht W~·· Mtorll In Torlllllo that Trim tiiCGIIDIII'Id dlllleulty. Tha manqernent pollltly ..... 1111 to till 1111 rear enflanc. 'WileD 'ldy Fait Lady' played bert," llld a reprelllltatlve, hid lo cope with II dJJ8ll that belonpd to members of tht cut. We m well awart. ol that Ollly Olll dol II (D. 10lvtd here, Mr. Rltehard, bat llfll we'h 1 bll worried." I told lhll fellow thet either Trim and I uoe tht front .,. trance or we 1• tllewltert. Well we woo OliL Trim hll fndtld IJI'OWD ICCIIIIOmed to tho Way& cl Jltow bualoeu. M7 lrlenda and, H yau wUl pardon the nprealon, fans and llllmfrft, have come Ia put tltllllberl to my <freD. Inc l'tlOIII wllnver "' have pllyed. MllrJ of thole ooetiDI autosrapha como fortlfled with peaeO 1114 pad; otllertt with jual 1 proll'l!ll. Trbu hll watched tbtm coone IIIII 10· Ha hll ol>l«fed the •utov•pb Ill. lit alto hu walched, 11 a !lllllb« ol them lumble tlrolllld for lht wrttilllimplemlat thet lla't there. I have bad to eomt to their ,_., AU Ill which b11 liven Trbu a new assign. men!. From tht dnlllnl room tal>lt, ht wiD pick up 1 peadl with hll teetb u 10011 u he oeeo comiDti ID IIIII w!U hind It over to that person. An acting colleague, lloo tho owner of 1 dog, .,.. uted me wbetlttr this had reqllired ony apecial training. 'I'll Itt you in on a secret/' I told blm. u Just before 1 vlsltor enters, I whisper John Hancock' into Trim'• ear. That Ia an be hll to bear.'' WI tom- "Greaseptlnt." He aeems to • serve. with o great deal ol won quiet for the rest ot the pel' formance. "lall"' I).anclsoo G I ants dflve.. pennant . Nationa~ ~gue President Warren Gtle~ IS ~onsldering ho'of severe Mar1chals punichment ~uld ~ after the San Franctsco righthander attacked catcher John Roseboro ~ the Los Angeles Dodgers With . a baseball bat Sunday In the thtrd inning of Ute Giants 4-l victory. Roseboro was struck ot least loring afler Ko•fu apparently dropping a 5-4 de<illl011 m II unnerved by the vi~ce which innings to Pittsburgh, Philadel· twice by Marichal's bat and suff~ed a two-inch cut on top of hts head. The incident started a brawl bt>tween the teams. Apparen~ly the I!J.game witmer became mcenserl when Roseboro's return lhrow lo pitcher sandy Ko~ax narrowly missed Marlchals bead. Marichal turned a~ went after Roseboro with delayed the game 1• minutu• phia edged Cincinoatl H, New walked two men. York swept two rrom m:. Mays has bit horne ruu In 7-5 and Chicago tripped each of his lilst ail: game~ and ton 3-1. is only two games ahon or Dale Los Angeletl !Wpped Long's record of eight iD con- American League leading MiD· secutive games for Pittsburgh sesota Twinl 4-1, Chicago in 1956. It was aJao his 14th Kansas City twice 3-3 and 2--1, homer during August, leaving aevelaDd oven:ame hts bat. Wm two shy ol Ra1pb Kiner'• 8-5 is 10 ioniJII!lS and . Mays, who acted as peace- National League mark of 16 defeated Boston 2--1 in a maker by racing out of the dug.. home runs in one month. inning game ha1t.ed by rain. A out and dragging Roseboro In other Natiollal League doubleheader between New away from the scene, belted a games, the Braves remaioed a and Baltimore was postponed three-run homer later ill the half game out of tint place by by rain. I llm9t Y':•'•' rain 1 C•n D• To 'leu, Y•ur F•mily entt Your New York at Ballimore, 2, ppd Po1....1ent ... ... Ia Good lle--"'tt Ia AB ...... IovHThol bmo¥tt HAlDNIII P~lladelphla Pitts~u:.gh & IRON Detroit at Kansas City 01-6 ) or Aguirre vs. Sheldon (5·7 1 New York at Minnesota nlo·h< il - Downing (10-11 l vs. Grant 18 I <16-1). Browns Rally to Nip Rams 21-19 Soten1, FIIMn, R.tl11111 \Yhat are water Jl)Otl, hme spotl, rum caused bJ tap water1 Bow do tbQ hurt complelioot. dqD hair. spoil fabrict d11mage plumhmg? Get the- a• swers. Phone fOJ vour FRF;E copy of "The W• ter Spot Story ... Balf.imore at Chicago, nigin-11 Barber (11-9) vs. Pizarro Tuesday'!~ Games Clt>vtl:md at Los Angeles m1:nt 11 Detroit at K:m.~.<~s Cily, night 1'\ew York at Minnt"Sola. nloht 'I 1 Haiti more at Chicago. night . FREET~ComDiettl'l Automatle 11 ' \l.~a~hinglon a1 Boslon, 2, twi· W 1- S'I'<Jt'k W>\ 1'1-,H mghl SOt-"! t:.:N ~~R SAL'! I Everything For Water Purification Third Ave.; Oth~Uo Johnson· 124 Wallen Hill; Jason P. Ho- ·-- - -- - - - - - - ----FORE~1AN & ABBOTT Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. IIEW STRIKE RUERS They put back the taste others take away ••· r.• '&-:s ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET AT _ _ __ Mro. Carl S. Cheney, Galli· polls, son, 10:14 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Jackie T. Cooper, WeiJt. ton, son, 10:25 p. m. Sunday. Pomeroy Merchants DI8CIIARGED G0\.0 S't t>.R Per,_ recently dlscharlecl from the hospital were: William L. Frye, Robert E. Debo\sld, John F. Mllllllf, Mra. Carl L. Taylor, Buddy L Peaytl, Mrs. !Awls P. Bolet, Mrl, Jalllel M. llaberlo. Mrl. Chrlltophtr 0.. hart, John W. Fitch, Mro. Mlci>lel G. Eltrle, Henry L. Spauidlnl, Mro. William l.Gve, Mrs. Melvin C. Keeler, Rober! E. Jonss, Mrs. Eamelll F. Brown, Raymond J. llqbes, Glen V. Crabtree, Da' · L. Philo llpa, Bobby J. Adams, Mro. George Bellar, Mrs. Stella Booton, Wi11iam Gentry, Mrs. Bobby Gordon, PaUl R. Halley, Mrs. Orpba 1Atnall, Ml'l, Jaclc Lane, Mrs. A. Keith McClung, Richard Pelerton, MrL Clrl H. Platter, Jr., PaUl Wile, Mrl. William Swisher, Mrs. Harold Cltlpmlb and Infant dauabfer, Mrl. Dwllbl W. Mllholn IIIII fllo fiDt son. OrcUnt,., Tt' Beat: JfetUe ENTERI!D HOSPITAL Persons entering Holzer hotpital over !he weekend lncl•ded: Mrs. Gilbert Craig, 117 gon, 83t Fourth Ave.; Mark F. Bennett, 19!1 Chestnut 81.; Mrs. Nanna Powell, 9110 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Lula B. !!:ads, 1!541\ S.. cond Ave.; J. Delbert Boster, Rt. I Northup, Mrs. JU!Janna Karlock, Rl. I Bidwell; Mn. Lowell A. Greer, RL 2 CroWD City; Ernest Davis, Bidwell; Mrs. Burl C. Rollllh, Rl. I, VInton; Mra. Robert Meade, Vinton; Mrs. Leo L. Burrell, New Haven; M". Dale L. ~tnlth, Pt. Pleaoant; John W. Smith, Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. MoDio E. Johrr soo, Rt. 2, PUny, W. Va.; Misl Garnet Tooley, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James C. Smith, Rt. f Ashtoo, W. V1.; Mra. Jacob H. Worley, Pt. Ple.,aot; Joseph W. Jewell, Pt. Pleasant; RusseU Fitzpatrick, Middleport; John F. MWIBer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Je110 J. Ward, Rl 1, Middleport; Mra. Amc» E. Love, WllblvlDe; WllUam B. Lawoon- ill. 3, South Point; Robert L. Parker, Ravenswood! J, Carl Pugh, Ironton; Mra. William B. Sparkl, Rl I, Ashland, Ky.; Mro. Harold T. Allyn, lrooton; Mrs. Jackie ·T. Cooper, Wellston; Mrs. cic!l A. Richard&, Rl 2, Wtllaloll, and Mjkt lronloll, ' rh•t Tho Wltd Los Angeles . Francisco Mtlwaukee Cincinnati . Hospital ~ews Trbu cuiUvated quite 1 numopoke of the "ltllllble edltlng" There il undoo~y oome_ ber ol lou lD our travtlo wllb lhat ohould occompony newo risk of overprollellni and "Gre._ml." A Philadelphia operations. He talked. further , opoWng an only cblltl bat rtc- ..,.....,. bl\'1'*1 him to ollfnd or 11le repetition b~auu o1 fn· ocnill"l this rlak JOfl 1 long • blrtilday party lht IIQ II•· creasing pool practlcee-ond In way toward preveDIIDI It. 1n1 for her Freaeh poodle, '0'1 oome lhll brought up rom Infancy on only eblld eourae, be eon bring yau alo01, the thought of oltenl1tiq net· ahould have tht cornpltll' 1101 II ht • wlalltl." lhe uld to only of bla ptteofl but a\10 ol 1111. ill an tteriouMII. It WQ I work coverage. In regard to the poUIIcal con- other adulll - uoually THIIIR RIOOGNI')'IOif utal day tYttll to tnc1 all neb ventions- which have been the - who will show him 1 larp lflafn and I lllltnd to 1• lata !ortCOiftltlaaoftllalt• a•bject of much dlaculslon In measure of devotion. ploratory ICblevement. IAwfl an the deltlll 1n the book. By the time Itt II U II IJD. television because of their fr• In Cltve\and ht met up with wu llppOinted .......... fll quent, lengthy periods of bor• porllot to begin to looteD tho a odmlrtr whn tiled to ltlld !he Louistanna ID'rllorJ lfltr dom caused by ro•line plltform apron otrings. You ohoUld d• him .... ol .... food tech ... their Ntum, whfl1 Cllrlt 1111 speeche1 and otber tlmilar velop hto seU • nllonot bJ .,.. lllai- Unfortunately we played appofnt.s • pnmJ ol 1111 evenil - the CBS apokesmao ran11D1 for contanta wllll otbo !hot clljl for 0111 wllk ouly, to torlltorlll lniUIIL said the network waa seriously er chlldrtn hll own oc• ID your eontemplatiDI 11 110 mort ltVI~ hamt or a ......,., ~ehool, • both. Willi DliJ1IPIIIelll to-savel coverage. tfln II 110 dlaadmntqe to boo CBS-TV's two rival networto, lai on on11 dllld that cannot be ABC-TV and NBCTV, 11ld, tllmlalttd. however, that they were by no Q-Wbal .. ... functllll of meai1JJ part of the pion by the totlllll Our doCtor 11)'1 their competitor ror a revision in apace shot covera1e - IDd the lonllll ol aU thrtl of 1111 that, at least at the cumnt children ohOUld COUll out boo time, they oro not partlclpaUOI ...,. they ore enlarled. Dolo IIIII meonthty art lnlacW in any cverar change. A - Tile toalllto art I1Jnpll Obvlo•• added f1ctors In ne~ work thonghlt about eoverilll and, llkl ttucb .... Ia such storlu aa space shotl are other porl1 of tho bodl, thtJ the huge cosll-ftpecillly U 1 ........ ftrot lint cl - la•nchlltl 11 delayed - and tilt apiall Infection by btplq tho fad Lhlt, except for rare mo- d - 1erma ill 0111 IJ't& ltona ments SUCh II the rteent noat.- ll)lrtldlnc to otbor ...... Till fng of an astronaut tn lptltt, tonslll ore topllllally ~ 10me Mpects of an o11>1111 ed boceUD tboJ dnin the U. selves, and shape upi) - H. IIIII tbrMI. flight m no lon&er tht IIOVGliJ oueo cl the Dear Helen they once were. Doetonan- I ruay never write to you 1~ tlvt about l'OIIIOYIIIIIttttllll thu tbty ..... ·imn! ,..... gain because I usually asree AORBI!MEN'I' .... Repelt.s lltiClat cl IOttlllo with you and I'd rather read Only comparauvelt rectnlly 1111 II JIO ,lttapr I . . . . It promems than have them. But have nstl0111 bep to lll'ft have tilt toaof1l rernoYed. ltl I have got to tell you that on a date for the yeer'J bealn- mu e11flclreD .... I or f, toa. , wrestling Is no fake. (You nlng. Early Romans began tht olla that ·have ~ 11'11said, 'Phony 111 a TV wrelt· year on Mlrch I, Greeko on IJ .......eel reiunl to . illtl'ftW ler's toehold.) I watch It every July 1, EIYPUons on Jul;r It, liD whtn Ilia .WLI II lhr li. week ololtl with my two bromedieval Europeattf on Morch u tile tollil\l hi'; IICtl - thers and about 10 ochoollrlerds :11 or Dee. 2S and the ChftteM ..._.... (Qo!fnl1) It II ..U, ond we and 24 mUllan other Nllr Year warlden u wlde(J 1tetltt liGI Ill 'Jiaft tbom .._. wrettllnl fans think yoo ohould keep our <ommenta ta ....,... .. lbo Jlllilll. .. . . . 1111 .~ 1111. q..,...,.. By GEORGE fl. LANGFOIUl UPI ~rts Writer J.uan Martchal faces a posSible l~ngthy s~sJon Ol~t cou~ wtpe o~ Willie Mays ~troles and J~~e Che San ly DOROTHY KILGALUN HELEN HELP Us!] TamM! 4 Los Angeles 1 7 Kansas City 6 sunday's Results I iDelroit 2 Host.on 1, 5 inning~. 1 1 Voiee of Broadway ••• reporting f,VERY so often some individual makes J a contribution to a happier way of life for his fellow men by doing something that takes our minds off our wor· ries. even if for only 1 moment. Such a benefactor is a 69-year-old Californian named John Libt. Perhaps you may have never heard of John Libl---<~t loast not until he started climbing MI. Ararat in search of Noah's Art. But by now you probably know that tour times John Libi has climbed up the mountain, way over in Dogubayazit, Tur· key-a lon1 way from California. And tour times the bears who live up on the mountain havt chased John Libi llack down. John is now making his fifth attempt. And by the time you read this he may bave talked some sense into those bears' beada and they may be Jetting him go lbeld with hill aearch. Possibly even llelplng him. Why ia John Libi so determined to lind Noah's Ark? The bean are probably wonderinc too. And the answer io 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 23, 1965 that John Ubi 11 an explorer, and Noah'& Art il aomething an explorer dOI!II't oplore every day. · A man looking for Noah's Ark and 1ettlnr chased away by bears is also aometblnl this weary old world doesn't ned about nery day - and most of us llltd it ememely lntemttng. 1:-- by Helen Bottel Je lbllllt you, John Lib!, for provld· lD& a aNt relmblnl break in what grandmother and I like lllm a YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI IHJDS a long, long otreteh of worrisome lot, but marriage I don't know him well enought. Moreover, news. Good luck to you. This column is for young peoAnd u for you bean, shame on you! tris family is pretty well off and ple, Uleir problems and pleasWhiff would you be if Noah had octed they may think I'm after his ures, their troubles and fun. As money. He comes to the United JiUihlt? with the rest of Helen Help States several times a year to US!. lt welcomes laughs but see his relatives. He's very hand· won 't dodge a serious question .s001e, 21 years old, and has with a brush-Qff, wondl'rful prospects. He's a doll. JS IT true what they say about mothersSend your teen-age questions But l don't want to hurt him or to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, myself. He'll want his answer in·law? A survey of 7,000 wrecked marriag- care of Helen Help US! this this summer when he visil.ll. es hal convinced the Rev. Fr. Francis Can I make up my mind in the newspaper. TOO MUCH FOREIGN AID tllree weeks he is here I am Ripley, bead of the Roman Catholic Instill dating other boys two or formation O!flco in Uverpool, England, Dear Helen: three times a week.-JOSIE that it is. I am 20 years old. For four Dear Josie : And whlle Father Ripley blames the years I have been writing to a From where I sit, It appearl ll · · ~> .,'ld 1 S mother more than the wife's boy in Denmark. Lately his letPrince Charming is a dud comr • 1 rring up marital trouble, he inters have been on the " I love pared to your Denmark 11 doll" r " J· :o; mothers-in-law on both sides in you" side. I thought this was And you're more 1ensible r · :~1ing with them to keep hands 'off only in my mind, and then in than mgst t{l stop and think : the married lives of their children. his last letter, he proposed. ~urope and the U. S. are still : To the married couples themselves l've dated him some when he miles apart, and nol just ln 1le suggesto: Yorlt It Ball, ppd., rill I Cleveland 2 13 Detroit 10 GIVEAWAY Each Friday Night -M{'QldJ~ 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER I 0 at a M{'Qld-Jefl~ In Merchandise 11 Certificates • • 'yfil/ll {joWl ~d DeafRA Given Away Thus: 1st, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH FRIDAY NIGHT Friday Night Opening - __.,_.,_._,.. MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Nights • n - t * t n • .. ~• BERRfS dots'-. Yl•llllp. ...... ... R • lit GII*Jt.. ' lltCifc•u I IlL lit J' 0 . . I bl fl All participating merchants will give any person, 13 years or older, 1 FREE TICKET with no purchase I ..... i ~~~~II??e•M'UIL RACE CHAMP necessary. Merchandise uertificateo are redeemable at any participating merchant. ASK FOR YOUR FREE ZELTWEG, Ausirla (UPI) J ocben lUndt ol Alllltria drove • Fermi 250 Jm to vlclory SUnday iD tho sporll car Grand Prix of Austria with u average speed ol '11 miles per hour over the 223.56-mile course. Britaio's · Miko Parkeo wao second In a ner of AUitrl!llla WIIJ 'third ID a Loins 30 Ford. Metropolitan Motart SHIRl ...,,.. PINISHING ... ' .. 'n " Our IMst qu,llty • __ . _ 1 DAY ,SERVICE 2-2111, l'louwntr OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON aoo,a~at-ut.-WYIIIIIIOPe DAVE OH-EI,'.MO"- ON .' THESE POMEROY STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: ,..._c....ntllodc a._ one.,.., Ferrari 365 P2 ape! Frank Gard- £COIIOUY SAVINGS 8t LOAN d»•AHY TICKET NOW. RI~UIST Arnold Bnt. ""'""' a Plumloint " - " ' Londmork Storo IINHnar Au.. CotnPIRJ Koppie't Sohlo Stotlott llwer'tDrh'•ln Pr•nclt ,,.,,. .... _,Sivdlo Cnw'1Tewn& Robinson s 1 ....__ C.untry Restaurant ll'omeroy flower Shop Hartley & lenlllft ShN llwl Stark'• ll'tt.rmHy len 'rank lin Store Simon's Market k&C "•welry Store At10ela~ IMIIo a TV N ew Yerk Clllthlnt H.,.. Moore's Sto,.. Pom1roy Motor Company IC1rr & Van Z.ndt Mot.r S1... Swlshtr & Loh• Drugs Hoyt'a Sohto Stttlolll Chtpmtn-Ctn. .y a- Dairy v.u.,. MartulriN'I Shoe Shop ICI"''!IIH - • 81" It Gn1 lt-..unnt Wehrunea l•k• Sbop ltertntn liM: I. hvlllll Ce, 01 - - • ,_,_.,. a J Aut. P•rt• Ce. Tht Fabric ~top GllmoN'tl·-.._ ...__ •ppor ...-. Iugar kun MUft. R~'L'!-.IIty Fullen-Themp..n Tractot Sal11 lxcelllor Oil .C .. ·, Dliwnr. en.s · • llmtr1'1 Plc11:...4..Pel, ih11 ....... __...,.. llht'llfti --· ,_roy .. Economy Slvlnp & Lean Ce. ., ft.,. ~~ W•rntr ltrlter & , C~t :J.. L. i........ leouty Shop ltllfler:o, Another Go'd Star Promotion By The Pomeroy ct..mbtr of COII!i..cit. .. ' . �lEE Ml!SICAL Alnoni lhooe enjoying the Aupal It petfonnance of "Roney iD the Rock," the na· tim's Drst Civil War musical, at Oralldview State Park, near Jiecldey, W. Va., wore Ruth Wlte and Moxlne ADenswor!ll of Middleport. ---Gopher turtles of the south and west never go near the water, being strictly terrestrial. rain st6ps~/9-~~ -~painting starts several Southem states, WUI 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, I~:::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;.::;;:=::; work as weU m practice on are among other possi-1 solutions Local bi- racial committees mJght be formed peaceful planll worked out ~ By Tom Rail • the conference table. Where feasible, It should be or some already bave too hard the heavy hand ONLY ~99 simply want to be free. dwntown - to picket. They are cries of slavery,, .~::; ! f•o~ federal social reform. $30.00 Down - B1l1net We don't want anything that is 'For a long . time white peo- ed inferiority, slums, it' Convenl•nt Te.,. rlghtlully our white brother's. pie r.ave had a lot of power t)ut farms starvalion, tears. agony, State, county, and city gov. 'We not going to stop until Negroes are getting higher and pain. They are cries few should feel it dutifuJ we elect a representive. higher. men have uttered. Perhaps to enter and lead intelligent an· 'Tomorrow is the day a lot Y all might as well get is why some white persons ;::l:2~;~f~in:~din;ig the Negro move-missions. FURNITURE CO. of people go downtown to shop. 1 read~ to deal with us the way not grasp the depths wJII succeed. Who can reMASON, W, VA. Tomorrow we re going we want to be dealed with. which the Negro pleas com~ it now, with justice in Some people have claimed he has not experienced their hearts that 75 per cent of us are out. the Negro has since the Midldie l siders. Well, look around, bro.. Ages, or before. ther. There ain't too many ouf. Can he not imagine, turn siders here. in fact, there ain't taib for a few centuries any. would it have been like Let's 'The mayor of Americus. see Christopher Columbus Hartley & Bennett AUG. %3 Georgia, caUed me some thing ha~e been Ne~rro and he'd Jane. Howell Tent, D~ughters that was not only unprintable sailed from Africa - as Fe•ture ... of yruon Veterans, w~ll .have - but unspeakable. We'll give have the Pilgrims and PurlthelJ' ~ual potluck p1cmc at the mayor the telephone nurn- tans and all other early setthe Middleport park, Monday ber o! Walt Disney anytime. tiers of America. Later they August 23. at. 6:30 p.m. Mem- 'Freedom is a comin' ." would have discovered that they bers are. renunded to take ta- These are the cries of Negro needed workers for their cotton ble serv~ce. demonsb'ation agitators at Am- fields tor serving them dinner . A spectal meetint. of the Ra· ericus. They are also cries of nursi~g their children, · ' <:me Athletic Boosters has been . the whole American Negro race. shining their shoes. They 'd called for Monda~ , August 23 at They are cries of ages , explod- shipped white people over ~ p. m. at the ·gh schooL All ing now in the traumatic 1960's. Europe in cargo ships like mterested, please attend. mals. CONN II ... tbe fun and fancy shoes that are in the know ... on the &o al HARTLEY & BENNETT! AUG. !I . . The story coold go on Like smocks . . the new Op Art look . .. kookie separates The .Amer1can Leg1on Auxllthe presidents ot the ~;~~: I or the look of everythng's coming up Argyle? There's iary .of Drew Webster ~ost No. Slates would h<Jve been Ni B shoe just perfect for any style that sets you spinning! From 39 Will meet at the LegiOn hall, and today white people Block to high heels, T-8traps to Buckles. JACQUEliNE and Tuesday A~1gust 24; at 8 p.m. "' be crying for their right to CONNIE know what's fashionable! Join them in the all new The Racme Leg1on Auxiliary _ 'to elect and t.o select " look .. . it makes for a great new you! As seen n Vogue and will have its annual picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Ch.arles Massar . . , . . ~:·:~·::~ · par k on Tue~ay ~.a and Mr · and Mrs · Starling Ma- f' Th1s. Seventeen. lh e Racme t' Bof course · h , 1s 1 at 5:30 p.m. with potluck din- son and family were Saturday 1chion. lhulNJt s ows tah 6.99 to 14.99 B· bl evening supper guests of Mr o ow e egro mus ave Rail's Ramblings. • • • ·tex • Eastern Local Societv News acrylic exterior House Paint Tht best ntws In pointing in many yea., Gml:ll:lng lUCO·TEX a(rylic Hou11 Palnf. You ean paint imm•diat.ly oftll' a rain - without f.ar ol spoiling Ill' blbtering. LUCO·TEX driu in minute~ - 50 quickly tllot you con oppl¥ lwo coon, if Fashion's Favorite Shoes . . -::::::~.~nd • • • ~~~. ~~::r~ ~~~ ~!tu~se:-~ and Mrs. Raymond Frecker. · thr~u~hout the year.s. Mrs. R. R. Gray underwent F1ct1on, ~owever, IS not real· peel rtsi1tant. U.e LUCQ.TEX on almo1l ony at the Camden • Clark lly.blln reah!Jty we,must fa ceHthe e~ftorior surfoce - wQOd, mmOf>ry, a5brsto~o at Parkersburg, w. va. pro em t at con rants us. ow OPEN m•lal. When you're !~ r ough for the doy - just recently. then ~o we solve the civil elton your bru1hH In wottr. All-new LUCQ.TEX FRIDAYS WEDDING ?LANNED Mrs. Richard Spencer and question tokes the "pain" aut of painllng, $795 9:00 TO 9:00 The open church wedding of Alfred called on the There can be no quick ,loy Wiseman and Clark Massa; family , Sunday. easy solution, regrettably. '""' will be at 7:30 p. m Mr. and Mrs. Joe CoMolly voting rights bill recently si·_gne•i l OTHER DAYS evening, August 28, at the Mr. and Mrs . Norman Me- by President Johnson will 9:00 TO 5:00 Church of God, Columbus Cain, daughters, Sherry and some. It is an enormous Athens. A hall hour of Faith, attended the J.B.E.W. of progress. But how can 75 Ual music will precede cerpicnic at the Masonic Park at eral examiners see that its "The Department Store Of Building Sin<e 1915" emony and Immediately follow- Marietta, Sunday. visions are being carried Phono WY 2-3193- WY 2-3679 Pomeroy, 0. ing there will be an open re-. inJI.."'::"very:'l:_~li~tll~e~b~u~rg:_al!Jn~d~l~1~~~~~~~~ l.,.,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'.,j[.."'ce!}Jp~tio~J!n~in~th~e~c~b~urcb~~~~nt.i TO PROMOTE PUPILS Prttrnotlon Day will be ob. served at the Hf'ath Methodist Church nP.J:t Sunday, Augusl 29 with the Sunday School hour begin,ning at 9:30 a. m. The regu!Sr worship service will be held at 10:30 a. m. with the Rev. M. E. Dow,.. bringing the message. Youth of the Sunday School will be promoted to the grades corresponding to their grade in the public schools. Attendance plns will also be awarded, · nud11d, without sh ifting ladde rs, Bwshe1 on lwice 01 fall - twict 01 ecny. And- it'• bli1ler end • the Legion Hall for · of junior officers. ........."'"" Pomeroy Cement Block Co. AAA-AA-B-C • 1 AIR-CONDITIONED Built Better to Last Longer • The same handcrafted dependability that makes Zenith America's No. 1 selling TV. ffiGOON Wli'!NEI\ NEW YORK (UPI)- Hal don of Michigan City, , lasted defending charnpioo J. Kelley of Mysllc, Cosn., win the sixth annual 25 kilome· ter (15.5 mlleo) Metropolitan AAU run Sunday in one 24 minutes, 4.6 seconds. WINS JUMPING EVENT HICKSTEAD, England (UPD -Kathy Kusner of Arlington, Va., SUnday captured the Embassy Grand Prix, the main POPULAR PLACE - "The Wondedul World of Ohio" tent at the Meigs County Fairgrounds was an at- event of the all-England Jum!>' traction this year. Information on "The Wonderiul World of Ohio" was handed out in litter ing meet, to strengthen ber with slogans. In the bags were the state's new highway and tour maps, crossword puzzles and other lng as the favorite to win the -_ Se_nli[J_ei_Ph_o_to'-'.- -- - - - - - - - · · - -- -- - - -·- - -- - - - - -- - - -- - - - l world riding championship September. and Egan. Loser-Kaal (12·10). HR- Piersall <2nd). Bulletin Tells National Leagoe AbOUt Warm B) United Prm Internatio•al (1st game) Amerlcaa LeaJue St. Louis 000 000 320- 5 9 0 K:w York at Baltimore, 2, ppd., New York 100 010 OSx- 7 II o' w p00dS rain. Stallard, Dennis 17), Woodeater shick (8) aod McCorver. SutbLine Scores SPORTS SUMMARY Saturdsy TllltiiMION • 1120WU l!mtri!JIIIl'locl Donllh MOdern ""lo-B of' toniCI!t in pnutnt Walnut vtntlfl and nltat a Patented Color De· modulator Circuitry for color TV's finest hues. ~ -ootid&. a ACC-Zenith Auto• aNO DOWN PAYMENT aiAIY niiMS matio Color Clarifier degausses and demaa• netizes automatically, Every WHk thousands and thouS~Inds arechooslngthttrtalerdependability _ Gf Hanclcraltld Zenith (:Dler TY 4 • Zenith Twin·Cone Speaker for greater sound range. NOWI •• • LOWUT PRICES EVER .•. BIGGEST TRAD~·IN ALLOWANCE INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Open Fri.&. Sot. Nlghto 14~ A DAY roll Remodeliag your kitchen ? :JjiJ;8 Tomato Juice 48-0z. Can Swift's Premium - U. S. Gov't. lnspacled oRouNo Beef c lb. Fresh, Lean, Every Ounce Gu.u1nteecl HEINZ to ,;,.oz. Tomato Soup CHEER Dllt Scoff CAN New All Purpose APPlES 4-Lb. Bag r nred of frost •••and HEINl Jr. 1 with our 5300 • Super Gold Video Guard Tuning System with 125 gold contacts. 1-lb. (2nd _game) Coru;ervalionillt for the U. S. world women's 441)-yard indi<li-1 Bryan. Wmner-Horlen m-10. St. Louis 002 000 000- 2 1 0 SoU Conservation Service, Ma-. dual medley record as a team Loser-Talbot 110.9). HRs-Rob· New York 200 Oil OOx- 4; 9 0 sonic Temple, Pomeroy. of United States swimmers com· inson U_!th), cater 113lhl. Wshbum, Dennis 16) and information on sites, construe- pieled a 1611-84 rout over Britain 1 ~nd Game) McC~rver. McGraw <1·2) and tlon. erosion control, proper In a two-day meet. Ch1cago 110 000 GOO- 2 8 0,Canmzzaro. Loser - Washburn stocking and fertilization, and 1 Kans City 100 000 000- 1 4 0 11!-10) HR- Boyer 112th) d t I d I NEWPORT, R. I.-Top-seeded Bu~hardt (10-4) and Romano. · _ ' wfeethcotn ro 1anpondmanagemebeo Roy Emerson and Frec.1 Stolle of o Js ypeo may A trr d edt th Be sure O'Donoghue, Wyatt (9) and Bry· Los Ang no 000 001- 3 8 2 found in the Ill- a e illustrated us a 18 a vane 0 .,•0 .,. rll an. Loser-{)'llonoghue (6-17), San Fran 018 ooo 00>--1 4 1 bl' 1. Pg sing!., fmal of tile ., 110 PU 1C8 JOn. . , . C8sino ]awn tennis tournament. to see the new 18 speCJDKoufax (21-5) and Roseboro, The b~lletm Sanday "slide 1n" !Coiled end 5th, rain) Torborg (3). Marichal, Herbel cally wr~tlen for warm water BUDAPEST - The United Detroil O'lO oo- 2 3 0 (4), Murakami 19) and Bertell. ponds - lhose that reach sum- Slates won three more GAS Ranges Boston OW 00- 1 4 0 Wjnner - Herbel 13-6). HRs- mer temperatures of _80 to 90 medals in swimming and~~~~~~~ Sparma no.>J and Freeban. Petmon (3rd), Mays (38th). deg':""s -that are suitable for to take the unofficial that look Bennett (3-3) and Nllon. IIR-ra~smg bass, blueglii, catffsh, leadership in the World "bwlt in" Demeter (16tb). Ill innings) crappie, and baJt fiSb. . sity games. Milw 003 ooo 001 00- 4 11 2 Most poods rntended prunar_ __ COLUMBIA GAS 110 Innings) PUts 1100 1101 2t0 01- 5 14 1 ily for fishing also may provide SAN FRANCISCO-San OF OHIO, INC. Clev. 010 400 000 3- 8 16 31 Clonin O'Dell (9) 08' k1 related recreation benefits such cisco pitcher Juan MariciJBil w h 001 040 000 o- 5 8 o ger, • IDS ' as boating, swinuning, picnick. d h as . 1 no) and Oliver. Veale, McBean ing and water for wlldUfe Many _w_a_ s _e.:. Jec_t_e__ fr_om _ _I _e~'------------Mcllowoll, McMahon (5), Bel (3), Schwall <8) and Pagllaronl, landowners supplement . their (8), Tlelenauer (10) and Azcue, Crandali (8). Winner - Schwall income by opening their ponds Roof 110). Orletla, Kreutzer 14), t7-5). Loser-Oslnskl (0.1). to th bli f t' t Rtdzlk (5) Daniels 16) K 0 n.. e pu c or rerrea Ion a a ~ ',.. smallfee . htz <6), Kline (9) and Zimmer, Houston 1100 100 000- I 7 2 In writlng thls bulletin, the Brumley (10) . Wmner - Bell Chicago 200 000 otx- 3 8 2 h h dr th 30 Iii-f). ~KIIna <5,4), aut ors ave awn on, e . Farrell (11-9) and Brand. years eXpel'lence USDA s Soli Mlnnesoto 100 000 000- 1 6 2 Hoeft 12-1) and Bailey. liRa- Conservation Service haa had in . LoJ AIJ8elea 000 022 oox- 4 9 o Santo <25th), Williama (22od). giving lechnical help in conKaat, KUppsteln (6), Nelson _ strucUon and ma.nagement of (7) and Batte). Chance (10-9) Cincinnati 3110 002 ooo- 5 11 t more than 1.4 million farm Pbll3 500 1100 01x-l! 6 ol ponds throughoot the Nation. Tsitouris Davidson (I) Craig Single copies of "Warm Wat{6) and 'Edwards. s:mning er Ponds far Fishing," Farmers' DIYOTIL ro INTIIIIl Ot Wagner 19) and Dalrymple; Bulletin 2210, are availa~le free ME:IGS MASOM AREA Corrales (2). Winner _ Bun· from the Soil Conservation Ser· ••c11u• 1. ow•n. ruon•"" niog (16-7). Loser-Craia {Q-4) vice office here. C:ftNtlr Ttlllnthlll ldlto• ~:~ ' .,....., "'" ....., HRs - Coleman (12th), Sluart luMIJ' ..., 1'111 Olllo \'aJJeJ ~bu... (21st) 1111 ri>IIIINilll' 110 llilltiiDIG j l POIII ' ANNUAUl ARRIVE 110)' Oblo. 8UilDIIt Offt• , .... Eastern High school annuals W\' a.tl. ldJt.mtJ PJICIDt n s liM are here and can be picked up LAND FISH Entll'lld u IICOIId U . lllllllQ 11ultiN' It the pod otflct at PnmeroJ' I Tuesday through Friday from Olllo. 'fhe cl1111 ' b'mg perch, lllauoa11 ·~ ,.~ 111 ~ao a ' 9 a. m. until noon at the high · u.. aowa.w K.LIIIIblll. lac.. ao noted land - traveling fish pos- school. l..ettnP!~t An. , N- fal'll Cit;,. tol'n S OS j I br thi ' . v11rL ess spec a ea ng equ1p----.,11~~:-'= .,~~'!. ~~~= ment which permits it to leave GRANGE ro MEET ... . . . . r1u Ul ad•a• at tbl the water and journey (lverland Rock Spr;••s Gra""e will D1ll1 lttlttnel ofn• llO.dGI Ill> • h -~ ·~ m"nuu. r1.aoa UlrM DODtu ...-. ID searc of a new place to meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. iJJ.. 111 ,:.::~-:h~·~~ Jive . .Enabling it to move about, stead of Thursday. to move mllJ aH ,... 1111.1101 ID .....u.... the f1sh has unusual giH covers, back into the hall. There will be which it uses in the manner of a short busiDeSs session. crutches. Register Now TO MEET FRIDAY for F1ll Qulrter Tbe Past Matron's Clnb of DayCiauoallogin NOT ONLY AT WEDDINGS Evaogeline Chapter, OES, will hpl.14 Throwing of old ahoes as meet Friday evening at the Night Cl-• Bogin good luck token has not a!- home of Mrs. Waller Hayes on Oct. II ways been confined to wed- IM~~·~ln~M~idd~l~epo:!rt;. . ...,...,...,...,~~;;;;;,~~--.......,...,...,...,...,...,...,=--~/ Ctltlot with Putl lnle" dings. 1n Scotland, old aboes I Mltl• Avllllbll UI'OII RICIUIIt were tossed at perBODB slartGllllpoli• Businen lna: out on BD adventure, at a sailor embarking on his first College voyage and other such OC· 36 Loculi castons. a COSIS USS 1HAN MAYFLO R BUTTER 16), D1ckllon (7), Stock 17) and greater dependability. Extra Quality Zenith Performanu Feature• 18-0L box : TWINS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bo.!tlck Racine are announcing the birth of twin sons, Auguat 18 at the Pleasant Valley Hospital ed Christopher Jay and Nicl10l·l as Lee. Cbrtstopher weighed 5 Jbs., 13 oz .. and Nicholas, d lbs. and lOll .... Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Racine R. D., and Miss Racine R. D. grandparents are Mrs. Adams, Zanesville and Mrs. Delphia CUmmins, R. D. dne. Kellogg's Corn Flakes W'1' RIIIDVI: TRI 1UOR'f 'l'O Ullft QUAlft'll'U!B ON AWo D'DII D1 '11111 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. -flai, To All, winner of . Belmont Stakes. raced to a fiVe nst Game) erland, Richardson (8), Eilers The U. S. Deparbneot .of Ag· length victory in the Chicago 003 100 103- 8 13 0 (9) and Cannizzaro, Schaffer rlculture has announced a new Travers Stakel!l at Saratoga. Kans. Cily 000 110 010- a 12 0 19). Wioner -Richardson 11·1), publication, '"Warm Water Horlen, Leder 16), FISher Loser - DenniS 12-3). HRs-- Ponds for Fishing," according CARDIFF, WiesS Mary 16) and Martm. Talbot, Aker White (19th !, Hickman (9th). to Carl w. Bllikam, Work Unit Oicese of Alden, Pa.. broke a 100% handwired for No printed circuits I No production shortcuts for fewer service problems. Alllo 23 • 24 • rHE DAILY SENTINEl GUESTS FOR DINNER Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. M. L. Bahr were Mr. Mrs. Jack C. Conroy and daugllter, Jackie, and Mr. . Rodoey Springer and Joey all of Columbus! and Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr aiKi daughters, Christine and Candace, of Middleport and Mr. Clyde Salser of Racine. Afl•er· l noon caller was Mrs. B. A. son. Wednesday visitnrs we r Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper Clara lsenbarg and Mr. Mrs. Murray Hopkins of Dayton. FULL FEATURED DELUXE CONSOLE! lead alter three rounds o1 tho $200.00<1 Carling World golf Iolli' MASON SO(:IAL CAl-ENDAR 6/tster resistrvtt • SUTI'ON, Mut-Tony Lema Romero Blancas aharec:l the 3 ROOMS New Furniture f ' lfteto lie bit Dodger eatdterr Jollnny Roeeboro on the with his bat. o. Aug. 23;1911 Ba•y Food 2 Jars 31c ... ,.... ·. ..------- 10c S!ralnotl PICK UP WEEK NO. 16 CARDS NOW (NO PURCHAll NECESSARY) A TR6ND TO HIGH STYLE ••• A TREND .,. Wild todly, II10t'e Is to .... " " IIefore, illaiHtYied kitclleltt With modern, a!Hitclric convenience. This is the way It should be, bloluse your kHdletl'ls the action Cll1ter of the homt. Slltt With I modem electllc 11nge. 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Proaram (Frldayl 11:00 Nelli 11.05 Tlny'l CoulllrJ Jlliii!UOD 11:30 l'lny'l Country Hymna IHO Cfmtlll Block Ne"" ll<'SO Gooultr'a Guest Star · IF'riday) 12:30 l.arey Anderson Show 3:~ Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaeltnar Autn Sbow 4:80 Electrtc Company News 4:41o Jim MMI Sholl 5:1» News S:Oi Jim Mees Sbow 6:01 Sporll Parado 8:10 Jim Meet Sbow THE BORN ADD ANEW DRIVlWAY Concrete drlyea last fol;. :yem and add to pl'OJl'l'lf value ·llld JI)OIII. Call Ul today ,. tot .the Co!ICMe malntenaiice · 8:10 Dolt Jones Averages. 6:35 Sundowu Serelllde 7:00 NotloDal NeWI YIII:YVI OIP = '1 &OBVIOQA VO I'l'IT:&- QWUOK.-ZKAB ·KY • ;G later! II ... Ill I ,.. O:ntq..... 1 , • PI B&YV QWI bUC~G ' m;:'=:., n.J:.J- t '1e Jll l'on .........-----. DICK TRACY ~Or:IS' l I t I 'UGI.Dfii:SS IS A POINT OF Vf ti:Ws .AN UUlEa 18 WOIIDBRi'UL 'lQ A p ADIOLUI.J.' , .". 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