https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/865817ae7c42760735429b0a8fe64023.pdf 7d801f846c7983d2fefca5b1d87acdbe PDF Text Text ' • I • l ns l a 11e d Cs. 0~~zcers c. M. ' ~ Cadet Scout TroopHostess At Sunday Tea Around And About . 1 About Mamy People In AboutSOAttend • ht • Famt'/y Nrg rn Heath Church Mn. E. M. p omeroy Midclleport May 1 ill'L"' J If•1 Mrs. Williams .. woo<~, IOiilal • U0118 commlttee, ,IJU .-nJ cholrman for the cllar1« ~ ed by Mrl. Mlldrecl Zlellet, Mrl. Wo!U!r Hayu, Mrl. · Wayland, Mro. JIIIJM Approsimately 50 personsMra. Nan Moore m;l ~ tended the famUy nig:e~=~~ The .tables weref dec: cldckea vance at He•th 1 in the sprlng Dowen °~ E OoWIDD Churdt Sun~ay even ng dinner dinner. The Rev. · • church dining room. The pon- gave the table grdloace. Mr• meetins and program was 3 Following the ner . • sored by the Commission on Lloyd, introduced the guest Missions with Mrs. Bruce L!Gyd, speaker, the Rev. Eldon 8ogp chairman. of Cooivll!~. who bu spent ftvt years in Japan. He told of tbe 1n b f Mother's Day customs of Japan and &boWed .,.; :"~:h~s birthday. A the interesting slides of tbt dec .~ birtbda cake was country, iltl people, custom.J and o::. ltll th ~inner. religion practices. ' aerv w e ~ = Hennesy. ' Robert Byer, treasurer. \VSCI! lind Installation charge for new Mrs Glenn Lambert, pres!· officers are Mrs. Glenn LamCadet· .Girl Seoul Troop 24~ iilficers highlighted the dent, presided and welcomed bert, president. Mrs. Jameo enU!rtained with a Mothers meeting of the Women·s Souety membE-rs of society at also the well, ':ce pres1dent; Mn. Day tea Sunday aftemoon at ilf Christt1an St-rv1ce of Heath Eleanor Circle. Mrs. an Moore 1drP.d Z1egler secretary Mrs. the sodal room of the St. P1ul's Mr and Mrs Efi'Nl Kenqedy Methodist Church Mondav even- and Mrs JameS Cri well were I Nan Moore. treasurer ; and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones Lutheran churcn. The room was and ·dau hter · and 1101'1-ln-law jng at the church Ttle meetmg ' in charge of the worship medita- 1ret.anes of promoUon, Miss FreMr. and ~rs. Horace M~- decorated with the four Cadet Mr and I Mrs Gary Kenny oi was opened with an organ pre- 1 tJOn and pledge service 1 da Faehnle; Spiritual LUe, Mrs. Elhlnny were m Jackson Fn· challenges and colored stream- Ab-on wert ~eek~ l\lflt.!l of ·- : : : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ,' cuy Shuler· Literature Miss day evening where they vlsited ers Mrs. Moore gave uesume of Bess Sanbo~) youth w'ork , Mrs. with Miss Sharon Jones, Mr. · Mr. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. ; :I the work nf the soc1ery for the Leo Smith · Children's Work, and Mrs. Jack Warner and Mr . A short prngram W&!l present· Edith Thomaa . GM.tJlllt 1past vear and reported a total Mrs. Alfred Scarberry, Jr.; Mrs. Robert Thorson and ed. after which cookies and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye of of $2,452 provided for miSSIOnary dt>nt Work, Mrs c . E. Young; children. Mrs. McElhinny _and punch pre-pared by the gt~ls Dayton spent the week end with TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY •york both home- and abroad, Missic:y;Jary Education and SerJones attended a bridal were served from a table With rtlatives In the area FAMILY NIGHTS ('h~Jrch lmprovrments. S<'holar- vJde. Mrs Emerson Jones; shower given for MiBs Jones by whll_e_ cover and a ce:terpt~~ Mr. and Mrs. C(Ut~les Withee "SWORDSMAN OF SIENA" I shtps lind other ai"'IIVItles . Mrs I rhristian Social R-elations . Mrs Mrs. Thorson and Mrs. Warner of _hlles of the vaUey nd p were called to Belpre Saturday SteWarl Gran!;ler and ' Hrnnesy played 01 g<Hl ntU'~ IC dur ' Bernard Fultz ; Supply Work , at the Thorson home. tuhps with_white ca~dles in_ milk b th sudden death - of Mrs. Sylva 1\osclna. . glass holacrs on either stde. Y eC Mr Conn 1tng the period of stiE'nt mrd1ta- Mrs Hen-man Haddox tCint>mas!'ope & Color) !tOn and ra Pr 1 Mr and Carl Ra1ph onner. s. er was - and' , 1 C P Y11 . 1 Mrs Lambert thanked · SUnday 18 AW!ns at Ohio Mothers present were Mrs. a frequent visitor in the 1rea. "THE HOOK" rl r" nswf' g8ve a scnp urt> d be f th . Will d Bo Mrs Thomas readmg and a med1taLion u!'ing an mem rs or elr ' wdh their son, Rogar yer, . · Mrs. Ernest Carpente~ retumKirk Douglas Nick Adams sras as parallel lo christian- tion and support Williams. They dined at the Hennessy • Mrs. VIcto~ Yo~ng ed to her home, Bidwell. SUn. . year Mrs. f Lambert announced restaurant · Mrs. Edward May 1415 1l\' stre-ssmg t he c hns 11 an 111e . . f ffl Ph')We Gl s,b k r. day ' after 8 several days vl&it Thur.-Frl. a~. wmbol lc of the sea as it a school o mstructmn orGoll: d Mr E Ghe 1. Ash, Mrs I M o Bo ar. with Mr. and Mrs. Qtrl Moore. "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" ·h t th Icet .'l to be held June lat a 1- Mr. an s .ugene r.-.e Jay Warner, rs , enzo Mr and Mrs 'I'hoPlas Smith 1 I es ovt>r va"- areas o e . . ed d ·u.d su day · E1 · · Stewart Granger, Plf'f Angt>li 'Strf'tr world _ ""3tln,_ 5teve vst n Me.nchtnl and Mrs. m-e r and Mrs. Marcia DeLay ~f Col1poliS. ~'he soctety vot to se~ (Colorl . two g1rls to the School of Mts- wtth thetr parents, Mr. and I Sh ted Also present were Rev. umbus were weekend guests of , r wa s ass1s m presen 1mg . . J S G t llle · R th nd " A PUBLIC AFFAIR" the leswn b Miss Bess Sanborn s1ons m Delaware \ une 22-26 Mrs. Otho turm, ran sv Joseph Kraly, M~es. u . a Mrs. John Smith, Nye Ave. M~ron McCormick represt'ntin: a misstonary nurse and _June 29 ·.July 3. · and Mrs. Cleburn Gherke at Nanc}' Clark of CinC1?nati and Mr. and Mrs. Henry DaUy ot liii:~~~~~~:::iii:~~~~ m Lalln America; Mrs James Jlwhs.s Fae~nle announced a stumpto~, W. Va . Mr. Gher· t~e leadE-rs, Mrs Sehrh _Blaze- Portsmouth were weekend gue:.ts ;. I F:ull'r, purtraymg a woman of meehng to f1l1 out yearly ke _was an ~harleston, W. Va~ wtcz and Mrs George Htcks. of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Afnca m moden ttmes citing the to be hfld at her home Fnday ev_enmg to attend Girls who planned the affair Eldon Will. I nf'f'd for christian ltv, ~rs Ead day aft~rnoon at ~ p. m. feS\Jval and a~so served were Brenda Boyer, Mary K. Mrs. C. L. Arnold and grandj Kmg ht woman of 'sarawk call- secretan~shotnd ofbflcers judge for the festival. Hennessy Vickie Young Jane daughter, Mrs. Ralph Bennet vis· POMEROY. OHIO ' . . . . EitLend. Etg mem ers ' ' •A--' g d · h Ia" d I mg for ('hm;t1an practtces m h M F 11 h' Da Miss Maxine Bennett, Colum- Ann weUs, Patsy Ash, Sally Glo- ia.w un ay Wit re uves an . t d Mrs. Bruce tAte theav·Minersville e OWSip Church y . d I the' LAST TIME PfoNIGHT ' I ht>lr 1ves. an thts , spent the weekend WI'th her bokar, Linda warner, Jenn1'fer f nen s n are a . uWHO'S MINDING Lloyd. a member of 3 c1ty slum Th ted t con Mr and Mrs Charles Menchini Sandra White and Mrs. Dessie Patterson was the THE STORE" f'hurl'h. telling of the need of y~abr s"100grtoupthvo h 0h 1.m· · Phyllis Blazewicz Monday dinner guest of Mrs. .lt>rry Lewis d · h 1:r1ute o ecurc . run-down abundone c1t~· c url f d Th meeting M and Mrs Charles Ent· Jacob Gloeckner. (Technu'nlor) ('ht's provemen ~ 11 · e . r. . M Mrs Harry canterbury, Mrs. ALSO M1. N M c luded was closed w1th lhe benedlcUon. smmger and son, Kurt, Jnd r. June 11.1.1 Rummage Phil' ·Radf d nd Mrs George Walt Disney's 1 ~ an oore one Memb{'rs and guests were m- and Mrs. Roth Zahn and sons, al . PI d IP or a · . "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" w1!h a prayer and then conduct- . d h d' . where St d D vld South Char S e IS anne Sisson were Monday vlsitors m h led . A m vlte to t e tmng room eve an a , · k b W V (Tcchnicolorl f'u t e P ge service. s me - ~ d t course was served 1 t W Va spent the Plana were made nor a rum- Par ers urg, · a. -OllTHo& Rose Dust uoc/iot 0111 bers bTough~ the~ ple~g~ards ~ro~s~ertable covered with a ~ on~ith . thei-r mother, Mrs. mage sale June 11-13 in the Mr. and Mrs. Jac: K~lly of WED. and THURSDAY buss and fungus ltMII 10 Ihe alta~ r~ - arvm . wson pmk cloth centered with an ar. David Entsminger May 13-14 roums on ground floor of court Columbus were wee en guests NOT OPEN I rrTarll a tt;t,tmEn o~~Ivmg a. rangemeni of pink flowers Mr and Mrs john Parsons house, when the Official Board of their parents, AMr. a_ndSt Mrsa. I te nev !> uvwson w s . ed . h , k t M . . f th 8 acuse Metlmdlst Everett Dailey nru: , an FRIDAY thru TUESDAY 1 See tho complete line of Ortho 1,.. May 15-19 rs. metsunday evening at Marvin Kelly. of "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" aecticides, pesticides, funglcldel, eortee serv1ce. Hostesses M d Mrs Ralph the church. J epor · (Technicolor) and sf'rVI~e call to the newl~ Mrs. Robert Coats. Mr!i. M. L. r. an Rev. Carl Herring, who atMr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and Peter O'Toole. AlE-c Guinne-~s wood kllloro and fertlliJor In the Anthony Quinn Omar Shanf. elec-ted off~<'ers of the WSCS an French. Mrs. C M. Hennesy, and Mrs Kenneth Me- tended the ·general conference children, B. J. and Barry, of Housowarn Dept. on the mllll. · .Jack Hawkins. Jose F'errer. El~lilnobr CJrc~eth El a o Circle and Mrs. Harold Wood.gerd. Columbus visited ov- at -Civic 4-rena in Pittsburgh, ~ewark arr~ved ~ondthay_ evenArthur Kenne-d)', and Claude em ers o e e n r .• Pa repprted that Bish(lp Haz- mg for a v1slt With etr parfloor. For • productive lifo In your. Rains. the weekend With their ~r'G W a appointed~ as ents, Mr. and Mr3. Everett DaiA Sam SplegelDavid Lean installf'd included Mrs. Galen lawn •nd guden use Ortho. production thPir fi1"St Brown. pre;;ident; Mrs. John lUrs. Cu.inther iA ents, Mdr. ~nd M~i Jame~-~~~ o{~:re: :or the ;next ley, Anne St., and Mr. and Mrs. s in ~!" "The Ri ver Rwai" aug _ter, anKne, th' M · four v~ He also announced Edward Hawley, Minersille. Runn'ing time: 3 Hrs. 45 min. Krawsczyn. vice prestdent ; Mrs Lee SmiU1. secretary; and Mrs. Tendered Surprise port. and ~Ilh Mrs. enne c· that ihe retirement age for min- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch Mrs. Mollie Guinther was Cullough m bPom~\te f isters ls.7Z and that new hymn- were Sunday dinner guests of pleasantly surprised on her Donnad ~ er, V ug ~ b 0 als Will be, published ln 1965 or their d8ughter and son-in-law, birthday Monday , May 4, when · been an returned rs. ernon e er' i' 66 · Mrs. Sherwood .MMt:er~ide~th:'.!,,...,,.,...,,,,"""...,"""""'"""""'""'"""'""'""'..,..,""'.J to her home __ _ Mr _ . and _____ __ friends gathered at her home Rutland from Meigs General on Second St in Syracuse. They I wish to thank eaeh of llJcospiltal where she was a pawished her many more happy I: treated for a severe leg you for your vote May 5 birthdays. be fin d to It was gratifying to know Ice cream and cake wereser- injury. She will con e '" M El' beth Cundiff home for several days. She I have so many friends w rs. IZR • · d th · ' i 8 c( Mrs. Louella Moore , Mr!l. Art- recewe e tn]Ury n an c who supported me. ie Grindley, Mrs. Dorothy dent at her home. Stewa-rt, Mrs. Esther Thorpe, Weekend guests of Mrs. WIIM Elladene Watson M r s. liam Robson were her daugbJ rs. . Lou Davis Mr~ Thelma ter and family, Mr. and Mn. State Representative c:~~~~. Jeff Davjs_ R~ssie Da- Cli~ford C~nningha?l and son, , M k Davis Robbie Stew· Keith of Lima, Ohio. VIs, ar • Spending the Mother's Day art, and the honored guest. k -~ 'tlJ Mr d M A ' . --..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOiiiiOi""""""""llwee euu WI • an rs. • dolph Saeletl! were their son · and daughter, Dennh Saelens, Rio Grande College students i and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and children, Pat and Chris of Columbus. Miss Car]a Gilmore, Ohio University student, spent the week· end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Saturday and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner in· eluded Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth See, Mr. and Mrs. Earl See and children, Wayne and Darlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Saun· ders and children, Bobby, Ronnie, and Barbara of Flat Rock, w. va. and Mr . and Mrs. Economy Air Muter Tire Okey Blankenship. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rall spent FULL 4 PLY BIG SAVINGS NOW ON the weekend at Kent State UniNYLON versity as guests of their s o n, Tom They attended activation 6.70 X 15 ceremonies Qf Delta Upsilon fra· (NEW) ternity with which Tom Is affil· 7.50 X 1 4 - - - - $13.95* a ted. AND USED BARGAINS The Rev. and Mrs. C 1 y de Bartlett and son, James, attend· ed a Nazarene Youth ConferMOORE'S ence at the First Nazarene Church in Columbu~J and a banquet held at YMCA. The Bar~ Original Equipment Specie! letts' daughters, Martha and EA. Becky, visited in KirkersvUle Quality FREE lNSTALLA TION with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush and I Full Size daughlers, Debbie and Lisa, of I St. ClairsvUJe spent the week \ Heavy Duty 750x14-pluo lax end with. hi.'! parenla, Mr. and Tubel110 Blackwall HOW TO Frt' A CADILLAC INTO ANY :PUDGET Mrs Earl Roush. Mr. Roush rem'ains 111 at his home. Mr. and Mn. WIUiam Scar-berry and IOJls, Michael and Ga$1.00 More, l'or Tiro ry of Cincinnati visited with her mother, Mrs. R. E. Ro!Uns over the week end • An Impressive pledge .. rvice tude by Mrs. • 8-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, o., May ·l2, loe4 f • a1 y WEA'I'BER l'llr DlDIIIJ •IIIIIJ ........ •-u, loolchl. Low - · 'l'lllndaJ fair ... IIIId. • MrtUd VOl XVI NO. 24 ' · POMEIOY-MJDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 • ·I ;:e , ~"';ho~~~-~r~~ rt:;d/~;t:~~a~i~:r;! ~~mbe;t tp~~ed !ie{h~ ~:b~~u:~~~ ~~~ntfyn:i~~ ~ ~hurc: ~~ddfnd ~rs. 1 Mr. :hop ELBERFELDS"IN POMEROY Thank You r George A. Meinhart On Automotive Supplies and MOORE'S IN POMEROY EASY TERMS - COOPER POWER MOWERS ! l Seat Belts MUFFLERS $5.91 NEW TREADS 4tor$44 SHOCK ABSORBERS .,..,,, ___ INSTALLED FREE! • SPORTSMAN G 55 PACKED $ MMI Am•rlun C1n - - - - White Sidewalls 88 ... 'Ford-Chev.--Ply. FREE INSTALLATION BRAKE JOB FREE INSTALLATION FACTORY·TO·YOU SAVINGS ON CAR BATTERIES MOORE'S DAY TERMS I l'qMEROY, OHIO DINNER GIVEN A Mother's Day dinner wa• held Sunday for Mrs. Ruth Hendrix at the home of Mr. a n cl Mrs. Herbert Whaley, Darwin. AtU!ndlng were Mrs. Ruth Hendrix and grandson, Petie, Ra~ cine, Mr. and Mrs. Joe White, Minersville, Mr. and Mn. Matt Hendrix and children, SU!vie, Rosemary and Kay 11114 Haymond Rose, Racine, Mr. alld Mro. Floyd ~ and ehlklren, Christy, Joe, Gerald and Denlae, Minersville, Mr. lb d Mro. Eugene Wllaley lnd Cam, Darwin" the hoot and hoaU!u, . and Mrl. Herbert Whaley and children, Joau, ~. llol>, ~~-------------------...J·BrFll.. ·- ·.. -T q• .Dti:WII. ' -:.~ - KARR & VAN· ZANDT MOTOR 'SALES . ' • POMERGY,. 0 •. -' ... -· "'' ') Its- •• ............... . wonk .... , . . . ., . . . .... (mCJOII!aiJI). UpM_,. ,_ 4 ' .• . :: -• ------ • PRICE FIVE CENTI " , VEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1964 'West Virginia Likes i ) Rocky for President .' I' ( -~ ·~ ! ;, r 1 MEIGS THEATRE ,, ,.. enttne 1 1 ... ,......... - NOWTOIJDOW' ) ' ( BAND DIRECTOR AND OFFICERS HONORED - \ 'I I I Po111eroy High school'a band din!ctor, who has resigned, and the retiring and newly elected Booster officers were honored Tuesday night. Standing, 1 to r, are reUring officers Mrs. Elma S. aussell, treasurer; Mrs. Datsy Blakeslee, secretary; Mrs. Rose Sisson, president; resigning band director Ronald Woltz, and new officers MaxlJte A. Arnold, president; Mrs. Lois N- Burt, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, vice president, and Mn. J. B. O'Brien, treasurer. - Seotinel Photo. House will Probe Charges VietNam Planes Obsolete Boosters Install * * * * * * School �•. • • 2-Dally sentinel, TI1P Daily St:tntinvl COMMENTATING EDITORtALl Y (he Rug Peddler Childe Harold Grows Olde Pomeroy·'Mlddl~. 0., )lay, ll, 19M Racine Wins Thinclad Invitational l ' Helen Help Us/ iHa einte thirwlads won with 41~ I"' 11 1s o sweep a field of six trnt'k squa_ds ~t the Eastern High S~hool Inv1ta~10nal Meet Tuesday With Ted Bailey, ~5 cage and track star, t~ lndividuaJ star,gettlng two first and two second places. The host squad, Eastern, ffn. !shed se<ond with 31 poblts. Pt. Pleasant was third with 33, Ky· ger Creek l..mt! with 26, Mid· dleport fifth wtth 24~. and North Ga!Ua with 14 waa last. Alan Wallace of Middleport ............. The fact that political leaders and the for the nomination in later conventions, people in general were surprised t h a t he never came close. l ~ dld c a r r y Harold Stassen received as many votes enough weight, however, to help decide as he did in the Indiana primary is an the nominees - Dewey in 1948 and Eis· i,lteresting footnote to what began as a enho\VPr in 1952. startling biography. His reai political decline began in Stassen's political career got away to 1956 with his ''dump Nixon'' drive. This a flying start. Then he got into the habit attempt to oust the vJ~.:e president turned of being turned asid(' for the presidentlal out to be a lead balloon that fell square· nomination. Now he can't even get into the California presidential primary. The 1v on Stassen. .. After that ca me defeat for governor Supreme Court has ruled against him. Stassen is a classic exar;nple of t h e of Pennsylvania , then even more ignomi· school valedictorian who never quite nious defeat for mayor of Philadelphia. made good. Though he attracted national Now defeat in California before he could attention in 1938 by winning the gover- even run. lt should be remembered that Stassen norship of Minnesota when only 31, and resigned his governorship in 1943 to was reelected twice, that was as high as serve with distinction in the Navy and he ever got, ele.ction·wise. He undoubtedly would have entered that in 1948 he became president of the the Republican convention of 1940, of Umversity• of Pennsylvania and later which he was the keynoter, had it not held important posts in the first Eisen· been for his constitutional ineligibility hower administratiOn . But as far as polities is concerned, the because of his age. As it was. he master· one·time "boy wo nder" is a has·been at fully engineered the Wilkie blitz . Though he offered himself - in vain 57. He was the early bird who never got to bis party in !944, and strove manfully the worm. Antl.oboceaity Co~~~paip publisheno. not magaztno lllan4 Dear Mrs. l!ottel: opera!Ort. 1 was roeently asked by . • My mlnlster tells. me ~ CU. lfOUP of my chureh members lzeDS For Decent Literato beod up an anti-obscenity organlza!IOD lo dolltc 1 pod, campalgn lor ....an-up of local sane job lu many ciUeo. Should m11ga!lne rackl. 1 refused, as you want more lnlormatloo, !Ito I know how often theoe thlngo addreso ll liSZO Torrance Blvd., • get out of control and turn luto Torrance. CIU!omla. Thll .,.. witch hunts. ganlzatlon doeo no1 1\uq fDr 11Ien I went down town and more strlngeot censorsblp~t~J!B. slopptd at several news and but simply uka tltot tllitiDJ magarJne starull. What I II!W lawo be enforced. -H. lhere made me feel like lhe ID· Tea Yeats Wlllt Tho slie of a dirty bird cage. And Womu I wonder if I was right in ref111· Dear Helen: to lend my name to a caUB8 I went with this man 10 years D<eds sane apprallal fast. wblle he Wat married, and he Some of these magazine~~ always said I was the only one, flaunl perversion and the worst and if he could~ again I kinds of immorality - on lhelr would be hll wtle. l!ls wile lrenl covers as well as inslde t he to Reno and got a divorce I books. Young people looking m<mth ago, and I llavtn't seen thrnugh the racks need not ev- him since. en buy the magiUines to learn He said once ~ there waa things that in my youth weN e~ another rose m biB ~en, not even whispered I d be lt. What do yoo· think he You cou)d argue that American poli· children's dog, Checkers, who was the Yet if we launch a campaign, m.eana now? ..... STILL WAI"l\ tics went to the dogs long ago, but it's gift of an admirer. where wm it end? Probably in lNG (l·ncidentally, as a result of the broad· surprising how often canines have actu· a congregation split down , the .. . Probably thai lhe bloom ally become involved in election year go· cast, President Eisenhower pronounced middle and nothing accompllsh- Is off the rose. Better look lor running mate ''as clean as a hound's his ed, I am NOT for book-burning Mother garden. - H. ings on. tooth. ") First there was Roosevelt's little Srot· or censorship. But 1 think lhe Dear Helen: :!'Jow Lyndon Johnson is in the dog· ty, Falla , who, the Republicans indig· time has come to study maga· My lrooble l.o ~ya. The biD nantlv charged. had had a special plane house with some people bec:mse he pick· zines beamed at teen·agers Md I hve on h_as no gu'ls. So I have placed at his disposal on one occasion . ed up his beagles by their cars. Fortun~ '"" that they do not contribute to play With boys. I play wltb FDR neatly turned the criticism back on ately, the President has six months beto their immorality, What we my brother and ~y cousin. 1 fore the election to e.stab\ish his image read DOES influence us, e5pec· !ry to get along ~tb them. But them. In 19!16, in his famous television ap· as a dog lover. ially at impressionable ages. - if . I make one little mtstakt Apparently, people don't mind if poll· pearance to clear himself of charges of REV. T.G.M. ' they hit me. firs i~ a dog·eat·dog business just as misusing a campaign contribution. Ri ch· By LYLE C. WILSON lie servant.!. P.S. - I fight back but I 1 The South will be ridiculed Dear Rev. M: ard Nixon won friends by defending his long as it's confined to humans. Unlteil Press lnternational Believe In Laws land condemned and, perhaps, You are so very rightl While doesn't work.- PAM ( a1e 8~ Realistic contemplation of Until the problem or civil its cities invaded and occupied abhor censorship J do think Dear Pam: the civil rights problem now rights plopped into the job by federal tropps or marshals. legislature and the ~ourts should You'd probably have the • lowering over the nation turns I market or the house next door, And all of this will be ap· take a long, hard look at the ~me tr~uble ~ith sJsters .and up a fact that should alarm all it was assumed that a great plauded by northerners whose smut peddlers. And I mean girl cousma until you prove you concerned, . white and black, majority of New Yorkers ag- own states and cities enact but --'--'-',P""A"RKA;;;;""'FU;;;;';;R;;cS;;--- I ;:.r:o~ ::: :~ :w8 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN North and South. gressively believed in all--out .eomp the enforcement of civil Eskimo parkas are largely along and maybe 'sooo you'U That fact is that the problem civil rights laws and their en- rights legislation. A chilling trimmed with w. olverine fur ~». be ''o~e of the boys." of civil rights does not respond forcement, prospect. There is a chill for ord f 11 readily if at all to legislative In this friendly legislative U1e North, too. · cause any liUlry ur ~~ I'm sure your mother will solutions. For example, in New and administrative environ~ On April 27 the National Asso-- freeze to ~~ face and wnsts help by inviting your school girl under comh.hons of extre!"e cold friends over to visit and Jetting York City, the capital city of1ment, New York .Negroes still ciation for the Advancement of but wo 1verme f ur rernams W' you visit at their hoiJSel. - H mother taught me two skills-to be a Philosophy From 1he Stars civil rights, there have been feel themselves to be so de- Colored People (NAACP) com· changed. ear Helen: BETTE DAVIS' "I've been married guod wife or a good mi stress." , threats and achievement.'i of prived and put upon that they plained that state fair employ~ (We'll let the Greek minister of pro· shocking civil disorder. In his must undertake all sorts of an- ment practices laws had failed four times and the only man I'd consider uBOURGEOISIE" " . ,. Dear WhatHelen: do you think of a hu,. paganda comment on that one.) marrying now would be Paul Getty . He's "EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK" pub· gry means of self defense. And to bring about any basic The name bourgeoise band who gives ·his wife her • • • the rkhest man in the world and the on, lished in the Knight newspa· this is what makes: for more change in the status of Negro C?~,es 1rom -th e word "bur gen. home permanents? _ LAUGH· JOliN HUSTON: "Acting ability pel's, John S. Knight well alarm. ly one J can think of who would never be labor in northern states. s1s. In modern usage, the lNG 1 doesn't necessarily make a screen star. called Mr. Davi s.'' stated the situation, like this : ·If self·imposed state and mu- NAACP spokesman was Her- bourg~oisie are the middle cl~s Dear Laughing: (Oh, there are a few others. Cary Paul Scofield is one of the greatest ad· •'1l1e irony of such rabble. nicipal civil rights legislation bert HiU, labor secretary of the of soctety, but in the late Mi.d· I'd 83 he's 1 nlce guy and Grant would never be called Mr. Davis, ors in the world today but he doesn't rousing (by civil rights lead. supported by a majority of association. He said state fair die Ages, they were burgensts, Y have screen magic. On the other hand, ers ) is that New York has whites wlU not do the '~qb Jn employment commi$siona had honey .1 inhabitants of a walled town. ~ c:ver fellow. Next quesUont JAMES GARNER: "'I've been lu ckv one of the most memorable screen per· done more to protect Negro job the friendly New York .environ- been timid, reluctant to act. He starring opposite Doris Day in my laSt formanccs I've ever seen came from a rights. assure open housing, ment, what chance is there that warned that these attitudes The figure atop the east , This ~~umn .Is ~~ ·.te two film.;. You can't miss with a girl like man who couldn't act his way out of a Iprovide equal accommodations federal leglslatloc will be able must cbanoe, and fast. tower o1 Salt Lake Tempe 1 re-.' family hav~ o k'd livmg, •- bl so If you just re pi that. I'd rather have her than Liz Taylor." paper bag- Victor MtLaglen in "The In· and use buses to transport cllil· to accomplish more in a resent· "This is now especially lm· present, Moroni a Book of mg I u.vU e or aa · (.Jim. I have a little ne\'I>'S for \'OU . You former.'" dren from segregated neighbor· ful, unfriendly South7 portant," Hill added, ''as it be· Mormon characier. More than trouble, let Helen Help YOU. tSo true. Movie people have to reg- hoods than any other city in The bleak answer to that is, c001es clearer each passing don't miss much with Liz Taylor.) 12 feet high, 1t is made of She wll a~ welcome ' )'(lur ister with a vast audience that really the country." , OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND: "I rcm e m· not much. . that the next -great crisis hll:nmert'd copper covered with own amusmg nperlences. Ad· -"~ ber some years ago going to Ischia to doesn·t know too much about talent. New York has plenty of law. And if federal legislation falls American race relations will gold leaf. m:ess Hel~ Bottel .. cuw· al ·take the volcan ic waters there. They kept Sometimes it comes in "handy if the lead· Moreover, the elected public far short In the South of be In the North." this newspaper. certain drawbacks, hwever. insisting how good the waters wl:'fe for ing man can act, but it isn't always neces- _officials of New York City and achit'ving its objectives, what That is fair warning to those women who wanted children It was at sary if he has what t~e trade calls "star state are dedicated civil rights then? Then, of crurse, will naive citizens and poJ.itlcking When a small boy raises h~ th~ tU:!i! that Soraya was hoping for a quality."! politicians, some of them be· coffie the overwhelming · politi- statesmen who assert that en· hand, it doesn't necessarily STEWART GRANGER, who"recently cause they need the Negro bl oc ca I pressure of northern• white11 chantment of the pend'mg civil mean that he wants to ask a DIVOTID TO INTIIIn 0P ~hlld. so I sent a message to her telling her about the baths. I don't suppose sbe married a 22-year·old beauty: "My son vote. Both state and city have and Negroes for the federal rights bill will brlng racial MIIGI MAlON· MIA Jamie has got a nerve. He's going out civil rights laws. These are ad· government to enforce in the peace to the United States. It There ts also a possibUity ...,..,. a. ow-. ,...11..., ever got it.'' !Next time. don't write. TE"Iegraph'l with a girl two years older than my ministered by sympathetic pub· South a federal law. may, but probably won't. the leaping situation will .,....., ,....... W. .,.,.,. worse, Some reporters ,...,... ....., d'srs- -.:ept . _ wife ." • • • may try to attain more altitude .., W ROBERT MITCHUM: "The film bus· JANE FONDA: "Some people laugh 11' ........ a, r.•n•ner. by tossing their children into 1111111. oo.,.u,, • . . _ om. ..... WY • at me for undergoing psychiatry , but I iness is fine for a min. It's women who the air. Being careful not to 111'1. llllltldlll ......, ' " ........ believe in it very strongly. Thai's \\o·hy have a hard time. J~agine, you keep pick them up by the ears, of ....,.. .. ..... ..._ ~~~~~~~~ I'd like my father to go. Any man who's reading that you're .·America's Sweet, course ..-, • .... ,.. .... • r--. 58 and has four wivesrmust be unhappy ." heart and there you are with corDs and Wayne G. Brand•tadt. M.D. I The best treatment, however, If the President Is open to Dll1o. a headache. You think! 'How can I be JJyWhen tOr restless? I the cause of a disease is still prevention and thiS con- Q - I have betn taking Or· 1 would like to N.u.a~~ 114 ~,..,. ALBERT FI NN EY: "I grew lip ,,. America's sweetheart if l've got ,corns and effective preventive meas. sists of refusing to eat any pork thonovum pills for 3 that he hokl his next :..-:: =~ cure and it was dull . You know ,~.:hv 1 and a headache? \'ou get. confused. And ures ha\'e been known for products that have not been Iand have noticed that I have conference on a bicycle: ftn!:' ...., m. ....,_. • chose acting as a profession? Becau se. it's who wouldn't'?'' [Jl()(e than 100 years, it should thoroughly cooked Of course, urinate frequently. Does t hi Some o( the reporters migbt ..m. ..... ...allltH. • -u , . (But th ink how awful it would be to come as a shock to learn that pork tound on government m· drug harm the kidneys? insecure, not settled. Man usuallv likf's _ ....., ... ,_ • ....,.. •• ftl 'II' · h I t' be 'nf d · stories that the President Pd7 ........ ...., ·1UIJ . . have corns and a headache and be NO· to see his way right through to ·retire· some 27 m1 Jon persons m t e spec 1011 to 1 ~t.e lS con· A -Orthooowm is a ·d· too f 1 b t it .oat~a~. ".- u.... ..u.. ...ment. But that robs life of all its excite, BODY! I Uniled Stares have that d1sease. demned. thetic steroid hormone. W was rt mg t 1 ~s 'r ~I' 1 ., uwr ,.... . - . _... •m. ment. Life ought to be an adventure .'' Yet this is the case with trich· Ther~ are still sme persons thf> proper dosagt! u causes no f gener~ e .a ~ ·':n pu lC • ... ~ . - . . liM. 11 LOUIS JOURDA:II: "Charles Boyer inoisis, an infestation with a who have a decided preference seriol1S side effects in normal ty or the P ystca fi esa pro- ..u1 . . , . . , . . . . • (Albert, at this point, is just about as __.. . . Frt l I k nd h , gram , ...., ...... ~•• secure, financially, as his daddy could has a lot to answer for, for allowing nucroscop1c worm. o una e- or raw por a even t ey can persons but if urinalysiS allows · himself to be exploited as the great lov· have been if he'd been a Rockefeller 1 Jy. it is so mitd In most of the prevent themselves by storing that you have a kidney disease GLENN FORD: "I don't imagine I'll er in Hollvwood. The Ftench never· for· victims that they don't know the meat in a deep freeze.. at 0 you should discontinUe U.s use ever marry again. I don 't think I could go g.;1Ve him ·for all that 'come·to--the·Cas· they have it. degref'S for 24 hours or at 5 de- as it may aggravate the con· · · · bah' nonsense becaUSJ he was known as throu gh another divorce." In man lt Is caused by eat· grees for three weeks, dition. . , ,'\ \ 'II a serlous actor.'' IOh. try'l ing raw or inadequalely cook· · .. ,. I. 11 \\ T (However, the Arttericans loved him . MELINA MERCOURI ' "Being Greek, ed ~ucts from hogs which i ,\ I was brought up in a world where it was in everything, and niade him a serious are mfested with tr1chmae. Y unthinkable to be unmarried at 17 . My millionaire., The worm in a resting stage 0 becomes encysted In the ani· mal's muscles and, when the Do It Dogs Dog Politics Reports From The Capitol 1 Voice of Brmulwav •.. reportmg o;:: THE DAllY SENTINIR ~Medical 'llllt,.... ..,..,.,...,...._ Report -:. .':. ."";: • The Lighter Si:.Ie Not practiCai. 'To Stage :r~i~.::~~~n~:e .~:~st~~~ j~~~. worm• become active in the in· IM DONATING "THIS T110PHY, HEREAFTER TO SE KNOWN AS lHE Bi6DOME AWARD FOR EXTRA WO:<K DONEe 6Y BIG[l()ME fMPloYEOES WHILE NOT lAKING A COFFEEO BREAK·· ,tf '._ • FR?NT J'lii6E.S···· SUGGESTIONS I nunday'a Gamea ..................................... Milwaukee at New Yotk Los Angeleo at ChiSan FrBD at Kou~, llli!llt St. Louis at PbU., 111sht PLAY GYMS :::: E~f~ (Only,:m~~- GB Chicago 1% 7 .632 . . New York IS 8 .819 Cleveland 13 i .!91 I II Baltimore 14 10 .583 ~ Minnesota lS 11 .542 1'h I Los Angeles 11 141 .440 4 Detroit 10 13 .435 4 1 Bostoa 10 14 .417 4~ Washington 12 17 .414 ~ Kansas City t 14 .391 6 Tuttday't Results Baltimore 5 Washington 0, night : Cleveland I Boston 5, night : Detroit 7 New York 2, night Minneoota !t Chicago 1, night , Kan City ' Lo• Angeleo 2, night I Wednesday'• Probable Pltehen Kansas City at Los Angeles 2 (twilight-night) - Pena 13-21 and Monteagudo (0·2) YS Belin· sky (1·1) and Latman (1·11 or : R. Lee (1.0). Chicago at Minnesota (night) -Pizarro (Z.O) vs. Stigman TUeoday't Reaullt Chicago 3 Los Angeloo 2 St. Louis 4 Phlla 2, lllght Mi,lwaull:ee 2 New York 0, night San Fran 6 Houston 0, night Pittsburgh S CincinnaU 2, night Wedneiday'• Probable Pitcher• Mi~waukee at New YorkClonmger (2·1) vs. Fisher (0..1). Los Angeles at Chicago-Ko'u· fax (2·31 vs. Ellsworth (2·3). St. Louis at Phlladelpla (night)- Broglio (2·1) vs. Ben· nett (3·2). · .. • E••' Ill _, 1 1 . ' 1 1 -==---.,.-...--==,.....--..------..... NOW NEW FLOOR COVERINGS AT Low Cost •. Mason Furniture & Rutldnd Furniture I r1\I· .; "1 BIG DISPLAY OF LINOLEUM and SANDRAN Line Scor(es 1 1 THE ~-· ••' • • qiGHl c~~~:ers :ro. Twns 21: Carty. r' Indian&' Roster By Ulltod Prell IDtenYIIionat ' V~ng~r~ luue, State l~ue No. 1 p· I·· \ . ' ·, . . Thris .r,o Al~.(.\embers of the Sommlttee .. .UQ STolj - ·FJED W. 'CROW 'c:O:CHAJRMiN -· ' ''' )' •· · ~ ' YB.LOW PAGES ... where YOUR FINGERS 00 THE WALKING. iiiii . THANK VOTERS for . '"' .. MilliOfiS of readers have found ready and reliab~ guidance !O e<!syslhoppini in the F"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""""""""""""""".... Mays Z. Wally Post, a professional Cincinnati 001 100 0110-Z 1 I baseball player olnce IIH6, re- 1Pitts 000 020 Olx- 3 6 1 celved . . ..... llllp for tJi!o sec- Maloney (2-4) and Edwards. ond thNi ·wilbln i year 'fues<Loy Gibbon. McBean (9) ami when lhe . CloYeland lndlarul gess. Winner - Gibbon <:1·1). asked wolven 011 lhe 34-year· HR-Freese. old ou~lder for the put")IOBe · AmericBD Leape of llvlnc blm hli unconditional New York 200 1100 0110- 2 release. ·· Detroit 032 100 lOX- 7 Post, a llatlonal Leaguer Downing, Meyer (1), moot of his m!j<t league ca· (51. Reniff (81 and Howard. reer will! Claclnnatl .lllld Pblla· llcb (3-11 and Freeban. Loserdelphia, was oflnl!l by, lhe In- Meyer (o-3). HR-Lopez. dlatll at a !tee qent<laal No002 102 ooo-- 5 .12 vember '. Iller l4bmesota Boston Twlnl ootrigbt Cleveland 400 001 ttx- I t Heffner (1), . ..,...j,. teshn,al tr!lct· Although they do innovation, the ramlly n~t harm. directly they leave bel news conference, was a sm,asl•·l hmd myriads of youngster9 (Jar. WASIDNGTON <UPJ) --..La!t In success · vae ) that ptnetrate the intestl· lweekend the grand old lnstltu- g · \ . nal wall and are carried in t~· tloo of matrimony was f\tt.her The family plan, under wh1ch blood or lymph stream to t h e ·sanctified by a couple who got reporter9 bring their spouses muscll's of the victim. married under water. .~ 1 and offspring to a news confer· There they In turn go Into 8 i I assume that getting hitebed ence. opens up all sort of resting stage but 11 tbe:-e are · while submerged requires ~e teresting pd89lbillties. Take enough of thtm tl\ey set up an 1revision ~ the mauiage ~ov/_j. !patter ~f getting r~ognized inflammatory rt"action. T b 1s You prom1se to love, bono~ and the President. cau!\es the victim to have fever, l c~ris h ''until death do u part ! At present, White House weakness, headache and •ore-1--QJ' until one of us h s to respondent vies for bis all~n·l"" ness In the Involved mu~ele•. A come up for air." tion by· leaping out of massie jnfestation may even It occurred to me tl)at tf chair and calUng ''Mr. Prt,.l·l eause deatb or death maY be j President Johnson heard ~bout dent!" Some observ/Ee:~rs~ ~;:~:~t eaused by a bigli concenlrauon this he might borrow the idea er this practice 11 of th .. parasites In tbe heart forand I agree. muscle. On second thougllt, I guess It I bope that having tbelr ramUntil recently there was no · wouldn't be pradlcal to hold a· Uies wlth them will cause them cure for this disease but thia·: news conferenc~ under water, to adopt a more decorous bendazOJe, a drug that has long ' It does appear, howeveri i . means of catchipg the Presl· been used to treat a variety the President keeps o ldent'l eye. Perhaps they should of Infestations in animals. It 1ookout for new ways of • let ·their children signal for 1 has now been tried on a human l ing news conferences. · Ithem, subject with exceUent resulw. From all uccoonts, bls l.otest That procedure froulo! have PAJH Powell. National League - Marichal, St. Louis 012 100 000- 4 1 Chicago 010 000 000-1 4 2 Galnts 11-0; Gibson. Cards 3-o; i Phila 110 001 011)...2 8 0 Minn liZ 310 30:1:-11 IS 2 Shaw, Glanlo. ~; Ellis, Reds; Simmons, Craig (8) and Me· Herbert. K"'ulzer (3), Horlen Klippstein, Phils; Wa•hbum, Carver. Mahaffey, Short (3), (4), Baumann (7), Mosal (8) Cards all 2-0. Green (1), Kllppsteln (SI, ,and CBJTeon. Kaat (4-1) and Amerlcu ~... - Kline, Baldschun (7). Roebuck (9) Zimmennan. Lo11er - Herbert Senatoro ~; Arrigo, Twins; and Triandos, Delrymple (9). 0·2\. HR - Nicholson, Minch· Bunker, Orioles; Chance, An- Winner - SimDHlns (4--2). Los- er, Hall, gels; Fisher, White Sox: Kra· or-Mahaffey (2-2). lick, Indians: McMahon, lndiKan City ans; Pizarro, White Sox; Stock, San Fran 1101 020 300-- 8 10 ' Los Ang 1100 002 0110- 2 2 I Orioles all 2-0. Hooston 1100 1100 111)0--j) s O'Donoghue, Wyatt (I) and Marich&! (8) and Haller. Lau. McBride, Smith (9) and Brown, JonW! (8) and Bateman. Winner - O'Donoghue Post Sliced From Loser - Brown (1·3). (1.()) , Loser-McBride (1.()), . By DICK WEST . Francloco al Houston (night) - Hendley (:1-2) vo. Jotwoa (2-31 . H&R FIRESTONE News,Confiif", L Under Water ' II (1·2). San PORCH 1 1 I)JESN'T MAI<f ALL 1Hf C Inc I r'l nat i at Pittsburgh (night) - Jay (1·21 vs. Law Major Lugue Studijg, ; By Ullit<d Prell IDter-oJ Na~ Lequ W. L Pet. GB San Fran 16 7 .liiHI Phlla 14 ' .11011 2 Mllwaukee 15 10 .600 2 St. Loula 16 II .m 2 Pittsburgh 14 12 .538 310 CinclnnaU 13 1.1 .11011 410 Cblcago 10 11 .478 ~ Ma}oney su££ers. Another Heartb reaker n·Iamond Loss I AND !IIGOOME WlLL BI.ON ~IS TURRET IF rr NGS ·' David Reed pitched shutout Swindell singled (exit Slobarl), Rei CUmmlngs, and two Jockel Innings fanned nobody, walked ball while he and his mates club- Bob Crow singled, · Harri wa errors. none, gave up six bUs. M t 11: e bed out 14 hits, four for extra sale on a fielaer's choice 1n his Tbe Jackets either looked or Gardner, who finished u.p, fanbasea when the Pomeroy Pantb, second showup that inning, Wer- swung beiplessly at third strikes ned two, walked six, gave up ers subdued the Middleport Jac- ry walked, Reed singled for his l3 times. Reed walked four, a:ave eight hits. • ""' .... llilonly kets l3M'uesday. It wa• the second hit of the frame, andlup only four hit-s, two singles to' For Pomeroy, Jewell had two ta nnal SEOAL game for both, the Bruce Simpson flied out to cen.. junior outfielder Btll Halley and singles and a triplt>, Smith twu • CIIIOplotoly -thtrJ!rool Panlilen 3-3, the Jackets 0-6. ter, his second out of the inning.j ingle t'lach to ophomore Bud· singles, Swindell a single, Crow The game was played at Porn~ The five Pomeroy run9 in the dy Moore and frehman George two singles. Grorge Harris two eroy because of wet grounds in fifth came on three walks, Jew· ISauer. singles, Werry a single, Reed a Middleport. · ell's triple, singles by Crow and Stobart in one and one--thlrd triple and single, and Cummings e ALUMINUM CHAIRS _ _ $4.88 up Coach Russ Moore's boys chasa single. ed Jacket starter Gary Stobart This game completed the Porn· eLOUNGE CHAIRS ~-- $9.99 up with a big uprising in the second eroy schedule. AU. S'f AR~ innmg that plated seven runs. .Middleport Coach Wolfe has a eROCKERS $9.95 up They eased along until the fifth game with Wahama today at when five more runs eoploded to Wahama. and one against Rut· ePLASTIC WADING POOLS $2.99 up make it 12-0 and a complete land tomorrow at Middleport. rout. 1 PITISBURGH (UP!) Jim trouble on two force plays and Pomeroy 070 05!1)....!3 !4 1 eMOWERS _ _ _ _ $38.8S up Thf! extra lcing on the Pan· 1 Malo11:ey suffered anoth~r heart· ! ~ spectacular catch m ngbt Middleport 000 000 0- 0 4 0 ther cake came _in the sixth breakmg defeat•. his .thtrd in, a lf1eld by Roberto Clemente. Reed and SwindeU. Stobart (L) eCHAISE LOUNGES ~-- $35.95 up when Bob Smith doubled with row, Tuesday rught m a ram· In the bottom of the eighth, Gardner (2) and M 0 0 r e one Gut and scored on an error delayed game Which saw Pitts· Pittsburgh loaded the bases on Umpire: A~e, plate· Ord. (0.2:). I eMETAL FLOWER BOXES _ SSe up for 13-0. burgh ~~me from ~~ind ~or a an error by first baseman ~r· bases. ' ' New Y(irk at Detroit (night) The Pomeroy 11econd Uming 3-2 df!cisJon over Cmcmnati. on Johnson, a safe sacrifice -Ford (3-IJ vs, Aguirre (().{I). I e PORCH GATES (for children) $2.79 up opened with George Harris lead· Joey Jay 0·2), no stranger tn bunt and a walk. ~aloney VAN CLEAVE SIGNED Boston at Cleveland (night)lng off with 8 single, Dick Wer- h~d luck himself, will ~ to walked ~nn Clendenon to force EDMONTON Alta ( UPI)Morehead (1-2) vs. Donovan ePLASTIC GARDEN HOSE, 50 ft. $1.49 r~ singled, Reed tripled, Jewell gfilvel thole R<oth dsththe edge m ~he inMthel wmntlnlg rudn. I . h'ts The Edmonton' Eski~os of the (2-1) or Ramos (J.2). e G.E. PORTABLE FANS, 3 seed $24.42 singled Bob Smith doubled na e e ree·garne series a oney a owe on y s1x 1 W t F b 11 C Baltimore at Washington ' ' as he opposes Vernon Law (1,2) and struck out seven as his rec- h es ern. doot a . onferencle (night)-Robertt (l·l) vs Nar· tonight, urd fell to 2-4. ~ve s1gne defensive tack e · ' . __ _ _ _ _ _ __J Major League Leaders Maloney, now 24 for the sea~ Boros Startt At Tblrd BIU Van Cleave of Oklahoma •'[ al!lo make a little money 011.1 urn (2·1). National Leape son, had pitched a perfect four If there waa any consolation, State. the •ide breaking io new sbees Thursday's Games G. AB R. H. Pet. innings when the game was it came from the Reds, hitting. Van Cleave, 6-l, 220 pounds, Oo My Hikes!" IChicago at Minnesota May.a, SF 22 · 90 'l1 43 .478 called for one hour and 40 min· They had only eight, but Frank was a. member of th':.' NAJA All - - ~ . New York et Detroit Williams, Chi 21 83 17 33 .398 utes with the Reds leading ut. Robinson and Leo Cardenas Amencan football te~m last . 'Baltimore at Washin ton ni ht Clmnte, Pitt 26 112 ~1 42 .37:~ Vada Pinson had doubled 9howed no signs nf sla cking off season. 1 been m a shng for the past two : (Only games sched~led '1 g Cardenas, Cin 26 91 16 33 .363 home a run in the third inning their hot streak. NON·TITLE BOUT weeks, believes it will take a I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Johnson, Cin :ro 55 13 19 .345 : and Malon-ey :singled In one ic Robinson had two hits In four ) BYE:os AIRES (U~l) --Ho· .1 heave of 64. f(>el to wm a place l (night)-Roberts (1·1) u. Nar· . trips, giving him 15 safeties in raclo ccavall~. Argentine _and ' on the squad. urn (2-1). · · Boyer, St..L 27105 17 36 .343 the fourth. Santo, Clu 20 70 12 24 .343 In the fifth, Smoky Burgess his last 27 times at bat. Carde- 1 South .Am e ~ 1can flyweig~t -~ ,--;:'..... ,..1 7 Stargell, Pitt 21 85 17 29 .341 got the fl'rsl hl.t off Maloney _ nas' two-for-fl·ve nl'ght ..... w11l meet. Eugenio f<)~"'~ ~;-t'tJMtl~}-bt>:'J:V~':!;~;:fWt~h%$1~ '· · - ..:~·•·,-;.· - -~"-''-" -. "- · • -~~ • '~~"'-- .l:~·· ·~~~• ,'"";..,.~:...!. ' -:·.:. -". UV\.1 ,ted chamy10n, ~ ... Ji_ .)_.;--,:•"'-'<><rodf~!~-x·:_ , Fox., Hou 26 91 9 30 .330 . a single. Gene Freese then hit I hls average to .363. ~urtad~ of Pa~ama I~ a non· Maye, Mil 23 91 15 30 .330 his fourth horner of the season. I Steve Boros, bought Monday tttle fight Saturday m Luna ' American LNgoe Walks In Winntng Run night from San Diego, moved Park. . . I } 18 Oliva, Minn 24 107 2S 47 .439 The game was halted again into third base and had one Wt Hurtado r ~ ted ~lghth \i:~~ Bressoud, Bos 24 99 16 38 .384 for 26 minutes in the sixth tn- in two oWcial times at bat. He among the ,world 8 fly~elghts. l1~ '!11 Freeban, Det 17 58 7 22 .379 ning and Maloney and Joe Gib- replaces Chico Ruiz, the rookie He has a ret.:ord of II Wins, nne ,. ,. Fregosi, LA 21 70 19 26 .371 bon pitched out of jams until sent back Tuesday to San Diego loss and one draw. f· ·i Robnsn, Salt 24 92 13 31 .337 the eighth. on 24 .hour recall. RESUMES PRACTICE j· .. NEW YORK (UPJ) - G~ry Francona. Cle 22 71 9 25 .325 The Reds loaded the bases Gibbon's win was his second, Rchrdson. NY 21 93 15 30 .323 with none out in the top of the Iboth over the Reds, against one : ~ubner of New York U., sJ~e, l .· '"' . Howser' Cle 22 95 13 30 .316 eighth. But Gibboo got out of defeat. ~ed recently by ~n elbow ~n- _Hirilon, Wash %7102 lS 32 ,314 JUry, has been giVen perrrusRobinson. Chi 19 70 2 22 .314 slon by his doctor to resume Rome Ruas shot put practice sessions in an Natioaal League - Mays, Gi, effort to g~in a spot on the ants 13; Howard, Dodgen 10; Major League ~sultt datz (7) and Tillman, Grant, U.S. Olympic team. Williams, Cubs 7; Allen, Phils; By United Prell lntemational McMahon (6), Abernathy (9) Gubner, whose right arm had McCovey, Giants; Stargell, PiNational League and Azcue. Winner- McMah- -.;;;:.;;;;;~-~Skowron, Senators; ADison, 'Los Ang 010 100 ooo- 2 6 2 on (2..()). Loser- Radatz (2-1). 1 Twins; Oliva, Twins; Wagner, 1Chicago 200 000 001- 3 11 HR-Heffner, Bressoud, JoneS, I Indians all 7. Moeller, Perranoski (9) and Held. Natioaal League- Mays, GI· !Roseboro. Buhl (3-1) and Berant! 34; Stargell, Pirates 22: tell. Loser- Moeller (1·3). Balitmore 203 000 DOG-58 0 Clemente, Pirate! 19; Boyer, ' Wash 000 000 000- 0 2 0 Cards 19; Banks, CUbs 16. Mllw 1100 020 OOD-- 2 so McNally (3-1) and Orsino. Amerlt:•• League ":""" Wagner, New York 000 000 000 -0 3 1 Stenhouse, Koplitz (4), Cheney IndianS 25; Colavito, Athletics Fischer (4-1) and Torre. (7), Ri~zlk (9) and Leppert. 21: Oliva, Twins 21; Hall, Jackson (3-4) and Taylor. HR- Loser- Stenhoose (11-2). HR- • 8ERRfS ch, PP: Amo.s, E; Cleland, R; Peck NG -Di~us ~ Bailey, 134 'S"; Hoff. man, E ; F'rench, KC; Ashley, M, and Petty, KC 220 RUN _ Sauer 2311 lt'ore-man NG; Parker E; S. )~ester R . ju E ' y ' 111 ·' • • • Broad Jump - · French, KC, 211' 6"; Bailey, Ritchie. Ridenour. Petty. High Jump _ French 5'7", Bailey, Blato, PI' ; Koblenlz, E: PolySOil, McTurner, R. r •~ '•"1·• • won firsl8 Jn the 100 yard d.ash !clue. E.: Klng, PP. and the 440 yard ron . Hod Sauer Mile - Games 4·58 · Nibert ot Middleport won the 220 yard I PP · Prk~. E ; 'M~Uo~d, KC; das.h, 1 Lewi1, PP. Jun French or Kyger Creek 880 Relay- PP, Racine, Midwon the lroad jump and the high dleport, KC, and Eastern. jump. G~ea of North Gallia Shot Put _ Bailey, R; 4l'tlfl'~ won the inlle run and Pt. Plea,. Adams, R: Parker. E: Pettey, ant's fino relay team won lhe KC: Polyson, KC. 880 and mile shuttles. John Rid· 880 Run _ Ridenour, uu, enour of Eastern got his squad's Aderson, PP : Fisher, PP : Flsooly flrlll, In tile . 880 yard run. her. R: warne, E. How they finsihed : Mlle Relay_ PP, 3:4S.l, El.. 100 Yard Dash- Walloce, 10.3, tern, Rliclne, Middleport. KC. Beegle, R.: Foreman, NG: Rit- 440 Run- Wallace, 53:3; Lyn· Panthers Subdue Jackets 13 to 0 ~~::~·a w..., Today's ( ·' ,!'4, Pol. Adv. $AVE'' ODD PIECES AND REMNANTS AT REDUCED •• •• . • THE BUDGET mill and deUver ready to pour. Order nowl · ' . . ·GOEGLEIN RFADY-MIX CO~ :· - Phone WY 2-3214 MIDDLEPORT PAGE ST. . ' FURN·ITURE HERMAN · GRATE ~SON, RUGS Vinyl Finilhed MASON . Whatever vou build, do It the convenient, lowcost concrete way We LINOLEUM lllodlc · PRICES! I EASY ON Save On 9112 RUTLAND FURNITU ARNOLD . W.VA. 6.88 SH 2-4811 GRATE �• ·-- - ' \, "'ill Athans 0 r Logan i-H ""' Play .:; F '£ ,f SEOAL MaSOD pe~nal tllnt lithe lt. Jouph llolpltal Gilland are oil patlents at the Mn. Hester J!lyblll'Jl has .... 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.JOMteport, 0 . . .,. D 19M in PQrkersburg : :\irs Lilah Zer- Hol•er Hospital. turned bomelfler vlsltln& • • tit Is a patient at the Gallipo- Mr. and Mn. Vlrgll Horelonl ,..b In Ptrtll Alnbclf l!lr all!! Mro ..,..,... R,. .... ? U'l 1\fA!IOU ,._, U! ClinJc_ Nolan 8wac1bamer Ill SOUthlldt villtod '"' l!alur- J. IUr Mn. or "sPrilllfleld,. 0., ond .... yoa. ~" - ·~ o~ an Ide, 11 a pat1ent It Uit; Gallipo- day evening with her mother, Jumper of Columbus is v,isitJng Tommy Ryan and Terry Webb All ~ at tbe - Gaillpolll defeated Jacbon 13-8 in lronmenland Tues- yoomctot mothm pl'iOSOI!tat the U. Clint : Nolan 8wakhamer, Mra. Altr Ble- ond her ..,. over the weetllld with har moth· bolb IIUdeals at Oblo Ulll"'"'· bomo Wll'llllr. IIIII lfn. aay evenlnJ[ to capture ito first Southern Division base'!'.:.!""~~ ~ Mra. Ht!lte Cool! and Mr. Lew le, Harry Campbell. er, Mrl. RaJ!Ium. ty •llitlld OIW tha ....uod with .......... o1 a.i1o1an. ~ ball ehompion•hlp m five years. aad are eoellled llow '!be ~ It wu a ifandslam home run by oopbomore outfielder poUod ll~hers of villi:'; va1 Pete Anderson, ~nopp10g a 6-8 tie In the top of the slll:th rleti., are' donated by M r ,_ mniJli, th~t earned Paul Smith 1 lalla to tlielr fifth con- Katie Foglesong in memo of ference tnumph In s.tx oU~Inl•· It was Gallia'i third win her own mother Mrs. Sadie1tut. -. over the Ironmen th1s sprmg. I tenuuer GAHS trailed the pre--sea~tm · Clover Farm Store 11 The Store With A ~ favorites 0--4 iQlna: Into l h e I two-run triple Spirked thai I Su:s. Jak IR~us~olnMason tn <j!Xth. Then it happened. Fred 1short-lived lead. be ' aythree v t owers or Route 7 Dep~~rlnlent Store. Fifth end Peerl Hill o])E'ned with a single. He MJtcbell Ia Winner , lll8 8 oldee mo~er preswas fon.'ed out on a fielder '.<:. ! Bi!J Mitchell received credit ! ent and Mrs. John Stsson of TUPPERS PLAINS RAC.INE Rt. 124 RUILlND ~hoicr by Mike Fisher. Gib Mill· I for the win. He replaced Janey P~m= for being tlle young~ron •lapped a !ingle to left. in the third with OAHS trailing es er. Phil Sanders followed with a 6·3. Mitchell blanked the Iron- · MASON PERSONALS bing I•men the remalnhc lour Innings. Mrs. Daisy Dous~Us IIJid Mrs. . .4.rn11 trohg Ties 11 I Both Devil hurlers fanned four, Ida Varian, ;U ' of Pt. Pleasant ·Senior lie«lnd baseman Ger- 1walked six. and hit one. visited on Sund11y with M r 11 • aid Armstrong tied the score at · Freshman Daryl Terry open- John Reyr~ld and Mr. and Mrs . .. 6-4 by doubling home Fisher ed for the lronmen. He w~s re- James ~ 1~. . and \lilliron Sander.'! stopped placed by Larry CobW11 m the Also YlSttlug w1th Mr.s. Rayt th"rd · , sixth. Art Mapes took over in bould on Sunday were Mr. and 3 . ,1 · • th€ seventh. Coburn was chBrfl· fl'.rs. Pete Burris and hildren Whh two on, one nut and hrst ed with the Joss. The three JHS of New ,._.aven. Mrs. Grae bAse open, Jackson electM to 1 hurlers fanned nine Devils Roush and Mrs. Florene lenWe Reserve The Riehl walk eatcher Richard Lon~ . 1 walked three. and bit one. ' bower all of Graham Station. That loaded the sacks. Gallipolis collected U runs on Several persons .in Mason are To IJmil QuanUUes Then came Anderson'" b i g 117 hits. Jackson garnered six hoipjtaUzed in various hospltblow - a sharp line drive to runs on only six safeties. Each als. Mrs. Martha Cook is a paltft cenler. When the smoke ! team committed one emr. cleared, GAHS was on top 10-6, 17-Hit Attack and the dlvision title was back , At the plate, Milliron, Sandin Gallipolis for lh(' first time ers had thrt'e hits in five trips Kroft Whipped Miracle •ince 11159. -including a double by MiliCAHS added three insurance · iron. Richard. Long had three 1-lb. runs in the final rut•g. Hill walk- singles in four tripa, Ander1011 !!d. Fisher singled. and Milliron three for three, includinl t h e The American Legion Auxmpkg• doubled m two runs, making it game-winning blow. and senior ary of Lewis Manley Post 263 12·6. Milliron was out at third, FT'f'd Hill two for three, includ- will meet at the Naomi Baptist Auorted Colo....,._"Pufh'1 trying to !ltrefch his blow inlo , ing a triple. Church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 1 triple Armstrong had a double in Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES, 400 Anderson Again five trips, Dan Gilmore a single will OOld its annual inspection i Siu Sanders 'walked, Armstrong ' in four tries, and Fisher a Tbu!$day at I p. m. The 80th i box fanned for the second out. Long I single in two trips. Mitchell !anmversary of the chapter will I sin~led, and Anderson drove in 1 went 0·4. .Taney was 0..1 at the also be observed. ' Por Quick Sondwlcho-'<rey'o his f!flh run by singling to left. I plate. 1 May n scoring Sanders with the final 1 Jerry Green's two singled led G1rl Scouts of Neighborhood GAHS mttrker . Jack!lon's attack. Larry Rose One will meet Wednesday at 1 .. It looked bad at the start. had a three-base hit for the los- I P·~· at the llome of Mrs. A. R. can Ron Janey \o~t. hi~ control in I ers. Kmght. i thP secoud frame. walking the Gallipolis Is now 11-4 for the I The Middleport Amateur GarRefreshing New 'Circus" SI('ks full. · season . GAHS will battle either deners Club will meet Wednes· Auorled Coloro-Tosl Llno :· Cary Gillum lined a pitch to I Logan or Athens here for the ' day evening, May 13 at the left field -it got by Bill Mitch- ~1 overall 1964 SEOAL champion· home of Mrs. Earl Knight witb 200 ell - and four big Jackson runs ship. ~rs. Glenn Lambert as assistcount crossed home plate. Before it j Yesterday. Athens walloped mg hostts~. . pkg • • was over. a hit batsman and j Wellston 12-1 while Logan nudg- The White Roae Lodge w1ll cans Rich Tomotoey Flovor-Hunt'o pa.r.sed ball aided another JHS ed Nelsonville 5-2 in Northern meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. run. Jt was 5-3 after two iM· 1 Division pl<>.y. This leaves Lo- at the legion hall in Middleport. Orange, Grape and Pineapple-Grapefruit lngs, Jackson . gan on top in that division with Mrs. William Robson J1 presi14 01, Jackson made it ~ in the 1 a 5-0 mark. Defendn& cbamp- , dent. third. GAHS redu<ed it to 5--1 ioo Athens Is oecood with a 1 The Guild of Grace Episcopal bots• in the firth. league record. Theee two , church will meel Wednelday at l.e\lipolis jumped ahead 3..{) In j te~ms have a makeup game be-~7: 30 p. m. at the parish house, Muuolmon'o or Golden lalo the of the . Hill 's fore the overall championship with Miss Lenora Gtles as host1 rontest is played. ess. " 303 Logan i!l eyeing its first dia· MAY 14 ~·A'ftTHONY mond title (in modem history) . The P~t Councilors of Theo·tens L. I Seveodl crown clorus Council Daughters of Am' WJftiJIItq • Dale for the overall champ- erlea Will meet 'I1mrsday even· No.2'12 ionship game will be announc- ing, at the home of Mrs. HenYour O.pendable cant ed later. GAHS will be after its ry Reibel . O~eler For seventh diamong crown. PreviMAY 11 ous Devil diamond titles were A shower honoring Mra. Joy: won in 1941. 45. 49, 54, 55, and ee Stanley Bowen, a recent I AND 1959. GAHS has won six divi- bride will be held at the Rock Kraft Jet Puffed I sion titles in the past 11 years. 1 Springs Metbodist church, Fri· P.._,e WY-'J-.'2551 , Jac'"kson finishl"d second in day at 7:30 p.m. All friends BIRDSEYE this y~ar's Southern Division and neighbon are Jnvit«l. ~" r:lCE' with four wins. two losses. The WSCS of the Minersvil1e , Line.,.... o1 'J'uHdoy's GAHS Methodk!t church will hold a ' iriumph , rummase sale Friday and So~ I Gallipoli• 1130 OIS 3 -13 17 1 unlay. in the MBasar building 1 would like to l.'lke this : Jacbon 051 1111111 & & 1 0!1 West Moln St.. Pomeroy. 1-lb. .1 1 large opportanity to thank the Batteries - Janey. Mildlell ._...,::;.: :;::;::;:;.._ __ 10 ounce bag voters of lbdne Precinct Ill a, lone- Terry, Coburn (&; 16 ounce ~ for the)YVotes and supp1Ckl9• package 171 1 • -1 P!'_~ the recent elec- Mapes GREENE IS Pllii:SIDEN'I' tion. MUON - c.- .,8 , · -~IN~ , ------1 ' 1•1ected president o1 ~~oe 111uc1- A ·~__!IO'Pl 11 ho ~ Showboat Brand ' Oouncil durioc lhe _ . , , """'' """"' " ente1'<1. PoL Adv. at Wahama Hi I h Hol!.r hoopitalin the put 24 . vice p!l!lideot, ia: leah hours were Mrt. James Leo Sha· Ann Miller· socretary-«-Maarer 21 Pine St., Mn. Roy GHolaum Cinnamon Cre1m Tum-bull The -· _ 716 Seeond A v e., 300 i• sponsored by Mn Marvoa R_ Gardner, Rt. t Ga!IIC.pelian Olhe!' <&ftC!i: llln. James R. Porter, can ~ Joy ' , _ Gary Star Rt., Mn. CUrtis U (C•unty Ctsuw~H•1 St<...r1 IIJid Janel! Call ' - Patriot Star Rt., Mark Jtot.25c F. · Rl I Northup, lloyd Package - - - Wishes to llt:ank all tboso Mr. and Mro. LeQr J Vllll.oo, Harold D. who suppon.ed him in , IIJid hildren. Davi4 and M..-y Ru•U. Weot C41umbla. w. vo., I i Sue ol Vienna vioilod their Jill'· Mrl. llmd R. Mil~, MlddloHolsum MIK or M1tch PKG. OJ' 8 the Pri11W'J7 Election ' ents. llr. IIJid llrs .1<1111- port. Mn, Alllort G. Woodard, J_) Pd. 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Lewis '"" Wlnflold l:tq p.m.; Helen • down Wbillelil 11:05 a.m.; ~ Aim up Winfield 2:1]0 .m.: lluhc111 Bract down WIDtold S:lO o.m.; Jtfferson up \\t-~ FRUIT MOTOitOLA--. T.V. & RADIO . S~ERVIU o,... Wt ftll>olr All - • Pint..... Pineepple • Grtpefnllt fllriiiiFnltW CULAND't T.Y. Wit 2-~15 401 1. Main It, ..' s...... Triple Stomp Bonus Bu ild-Up Rules are Simple: ' For Graduation 1964 SA:B Greea ( River News I 1¥2 .: Books!' .._ a.1e. ·-. ' AMP ·· NIIIJU IU npeHI.hrel fer ..mpolplnl bel.... I ~ e -lllllteo -·ludu mtetbtp. Sixty-four oeniort were •1>Ah IIIe ••d'dolot mllll file proved lot ~lion .men tile llurlng Mother'o De)' III'Yicel IU!r ollleJDeiUo o1 ncelpll llouthem Lo<ol School boonl Sunday Rev. Clyde Bortle" pre- .., eQOodl- wiWll 41 met Mooda! aliiU at the hlp sented corsages to Mn. llolllt dayo alter IIIe priJIW'J, 1 ..._ IChool. Dr. P'Joyd ·raust, pastor Wilt, oldest mother -~ M - •--~ m-~ Mn of 81'01111-ot Olrlollan Cburcb ~ .. ~. M"- Bl.,'ln• Walburn, youngest, .......... t11y Joboloa aald .....,..ay, In Golumbos wiD be the BaccaMrs. BunlaU McKIMoy, mother laureate speaker SUnday at I with the la11ut lllll!ly. p. m. Tile Jlllllor clloo wiD havt Mn. Amold Rlchardo viottad Mn. Roberts Witu cttorge oltbo ...._ of the proiP Columbu1 over the week mel 11'1111 with her dauChten, Mr. IIJid Curve Count Derby The. board voted w continUe Mrs. l!:dword Smith ond Mr. and Mra. Frances Roberts Ra- the summer recreollon program Mrs. Jolln Angel end aon Kevin. clno, II first pl..., ~ o1 under IUperYlolon ol Mike MorHer &rondoon, Kevin, retlll'l1od 150 In the contet to COWl! the rbon at I salary ol t800. II was to Middlrport with her for 1 •Jo. C11rve1 between Pomeroy end onnounced Iilii the :poattion of ~. Alhenl held in connection wtlh prlnclpol at the Roci9e Elemen, Week end guests of Mr. and the caravan In CUlumbus urg· tory School Is open. The board ~"- J - H_ Mitchell were their iug auppor\ of State Bood Issue dlsctllllll will! Bnleot Wingett randdaughter and family, Mr. No. 1. his status as teacher next year. · nd Mrs. Jon AUlson and son, Second plHce winner ($35) is It was agreed to pay Vinas Lee <evin, of Columbus. Mra. Alll· Mill Cathy Fultz, Pomeroy. an additional ~ allllllltlly to son is the fonner Charlotte 1bere was a tie lor tbird be- supervilo lbe ytarbook. Black, a !teO graduate of Mid· tween Mrs. Gall Buck. RD '!'bee eompuilea lllbmlttJng dleport High School. She 11 Pomeroy. and Mro. Bert Bodl- bldo lor oil bulldlnco in Southpresently employed as a private mer. Middleport. each recelv- em Local district for inlurance ~ecretary to the mayor's assist- ing $7.5f'. were Downing, Bamee • Simp. ~nt in Columbus. Each contestant who entered 10n and Nadonwtde. The NationMr. and Mrs. Richard OUer the contest counted the curves wide bid was accepted. "'ave learned that their son, Ri· and wrote a short statement on Teachers of the lfiatrict met chard, a freshman 1t Miami Un- the bond iss~re. Judges wete Rev with the board and asked re-exlversity, was selected to play Howard Ruppe1t. Mrs. Katie amination of the salary schedule. on lint string bueboll Uoeup Crow, and B<lb Hotllich. Tho board agreed to meet wilb al Miami. Rick, who was .citve · a committee of teacher• to see what could be done. Two appiile sports while at Middleport Property Appraised Jligh School is playlhg first Two houses and land were ap.. Cltiona for school buses wen base and shorLirop. praised at $15,900 by CommJo. wltbdrawn, bot wiU be . .subMr. and Mrs. Joe Young, Jr. sioners appointed by the Meigs mltted after August 1. ol Woodsfield visited with his County C<tmmon Pleas Coort in p~rents, Mrs. Robert Reibel and the suit for partition by Carolyn CHRYSLER BUYS Mr. J. A. Young Monday. He Stephens, CU!umbus, "'- Benja- DETROIT (UPIJ - Only apcame for the services held for min A. Peoples, Miller, 0., Bet- proval by ltockholders wa • William Hubbard who died un- ty Peoples, address . unkown, et needed today to formalize a merexpecledly thl• week. aL ger of Chrysler Corp. and Mack Robert Mitch, Wheeling, W_ One of the houses is a frame Trucks, Inc. The boards of diVa., accompanied Mr. and Mrs. two-story two-family dwel1ing rectors of the two compani.es, in Joe Young, Jr., here Monday and the other a brick two-story separate meetings in New York where he visited briefly with his one.famil:y dwelling. The houses Tuesday, approved the purchase parents, Mr. and MI>. Perry and Ian<! will be sold at a agreement by which Chrysler Mitch. He also came for the sheriff'! proposed to acquire the busineu William Hubbard rites. PIRATE -~ property and assets of Maclt. Pvt. Larry Mitch, who is unRADIO SHIPS dergoing basic training at Ft. WNDON (UPI)-The British B008TEIIS ro MEET Knox, Ky., spent the week end government has given up plans 1be Southern Local Racine with his pMents, Mr. and Mrs. to suppress pirate radio shlpa Athletic Boosters will meet Perry Mitch. They took him to caroline and Atlanta, which May 14, at 8 p.m .at the new Columbus where he left by plane were operating as commercial hJgh !Chool bui1ding. All interSunday to return to Kentucky. radio stations in eompetitton ested persons should be present. HP was accompanied by Pvt. Bill against the British BroadcastFife who v~lted with his par· Ina: CorporaUon, it was dis· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fife, Ho~ closed today. son Rd. Postmaster General Reginald Mr. and Mrs. Chatlea Vroman Bevis has advised Conservative and children, Mark a.nd Mary 0( members of Parliament he will Gauge readibgs: Gallipolis Bt.Jpre, visited Sonday with his merely keep an eye on the Dam 17.9, 13.6, running 17 feel porents, Mr. nd Mrs. Fleldihg ships to see that they do not on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· man. They had also visited her interfere wltb assigned interna- 73, Pt. Pleasant 24.05, Hinton parents, Mr. nd.Mrs. Fielding tlonal wavelengths. He has 1.17 ~tationary, Kanawha Fall5 Hawkins al B l!a; w _v · shelved a ·bill to make it Illegal 1.4S rising, Charle- 17.97 fall· : Mr. and M~~ Aru~ ~arton for Britons to advertise on pi- 1m&1d- Loodond • Marmethand.1Wln. t. ' te tat! te ams were on t e s1 Is. Columb~s, were wee~ end guests ra s · ons. Beat aaovemenls: . · of her s1ster and fam1ly, Mr. and Obio River -Warren Hougd , _ Mrs. Norman Wayland ond SCIII, ther, Mrs. J. E. McComas. _ Guy Gilkey of Columbus visit- 1an up 1'· 5.15 p.m., Edeana , Ch ares. I Bosworth up 14 10·15 p m · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and ed Sunday with hs mother, Mrs. OVEC 14 12·is - A- E., nd hid Ll Jane Gilkey up • · a.m. . . the" gra c I ren, nda, DenDyke up 15 3-55 am - Zimmer nls, and Melanie Hackett Mld- Mr. and Mrs. Jon Schaar, Day- d 16 s·io - : J-ohn· K ton ft\l>flt the eek nd 'th own ' . a.m., . up dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Manning . • .~~"~" w e WI 17, 4:35a.m.; Cotton Queen _ Kloes Lori Jaan and Kent ol h1s siSter, MISI Sally Schaaf and d .G •.'. . . ' d th M R C S own 17, 5. 55 a.m., onauuwn Galhpohs ' JOIDed the Rev. and bu gran mo er, rs. · · ans- 17 , 7·15 . a.m. ·, Iud'1ana down 19, Mrs. George Siddall and child; 7 a.m.; S. M- Jenks down 20, ren Laura Toll'llily and Timmy M1ss Sarah Bechtle, who Is 5.20 8 . p DO d · ot Platts-~rs for 1 picnic· ou~ attending business school in Col- 20. 6._50 -m-••-IneggyC V wHaney ., - _ rnerown up b t th k nd lth Jhg at Ash ~ave Sunday. um us, spen e wee e w 21, 5 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down Mr. L. W. McComas spent Sun- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack 21 6;35 a.m. ; W. H. Shaver Jr., day in Columbus wltll biJ mo- Bechtle. clown 23, 11-30 p.m. Soathem Mr. and Mrs. William Betz end down 23. 1:20 a.m.: Elgercliff daughter, Sandy,_Hilliard, VISited down 23, uo a.m.; Queen City in MJddleport wtth her r.arents, up 2!, 5:35 a.m.: Beaver up 2S, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. \\Jse , Jr. 7·05 a.m.; Ravenswood up and other relatives. GreenUp 8:15p.m.: Reliable up . ~rs .. Wilham Ault held .a sur· Greenup 10:35 p.m.; H. E. Bowpnse birthday celebration m hon- les up GrE-enup 2·45 8 m.· John Ladles-Y~Udron or of Mrs. Charles Wise Jr. a J. Rowe down G~n~p 7:30 1. No Imports-No Seeondl!l decorated cake was served to m.; Lynn B. up 31,3:30 a.m.; 11\odHIIy 99 thooe present Including Mr. and Molly K. up 3%, U5 a.m.; Chll'Priced _ ____:.___;, ' Mrs. V1c Hannahs and famLIY, les Stevenson down 32, 4 p.m. Pomeroy. Mrs. Wise received a Alton Zephyr up 33, a p.m.; HarTHE SHOE BOX crocbeted table cloth from her ry Dyer up 3.'1. 4 a.m.; 1,!. H. mother, 89 year old MrS. Cbor- Boowocth n down 33,1:!0 a.m.; MIDOLIPOaT, 0, """'""'""'="'"'"""'':"""'""';""'~l':es~M~c~N~am~ee~end~~·~th~e":r.!g~if~to:.__. Coal King dlli'R Meldlhl2 p.m.; 1 down Gaoipolla Dam Luther rdman down 7 p.m.; Linda otln up 7:40 p.m.: Chippewa 10<30 p.m.; Philip Sporn wn 11:55 p.m.; Buckeye State ' 1:15 o.m. EIUbo Wooda down 15 a.m. Walter BeckJonl up 15 a.m.; Mllllllelr down 7 11.; Valley Tralll!pOrler Up 8:· - PORK.STE·A K ~-3··' ~it 1·19. . committee Graduates at ¥Jnllold T a.m. lb. ' 6-.-,9, c r~·- (loolrOI ..... II the ~at eltcdoa illllld lilt lhetr llloltlll- Middleport RUnAND 1 !. Around And About "* ',..-------., 1 ' Boi!N LYONS . . ~ a Dally Sentlnet,-Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 13, 1964-5 ,....., ...;<....,., •. • l �' • • Style Show, Officer Installation, Held By 100 Home Ec Students of Wahama w•• MASON-A Style Show wa• presented by 100 Home Economirs students of Mrs. Eleanor Miller's a! Wahama High Scliool ThUM<Iay evening. ~1lss Janet Dorado. 8 student Home F.conom 1cs teacher at tht> schooi. mtroduf't'd each ' :--;:,.'!::. Miss Aldredge :-:~-:--a!': grom. Tbe Senior bal)ll- Olla ""!!":a-Dilly s.n1ce ~liD~~~. Po~·ldiddlepo!'t, o.; M~y· 11• 1• Colll.,lo .waa _.,lin u• u. s. mWwr .......,.. Air II AI"B, ·with a ::.,~:!'!.~m~!" Is Winner of Ar'100 AWard w tba AlrForco-Arlny. Coi'Ji4 mrclll. FRIGIDAIRE hwllfet h.IU1. ftl!.. f•.-& Proof. too'- ner, Judith HaU. Glad)'8 bart Sharon Brinker, Gratua son. Roberta. Jones, Joyce Lew. ...... -~ is, Nancy Proffitt, Joy Thabet, Aklrkl&e. Martha! 'lbomploo. Nancy Capehart, Vickie Fields. MASON - Ml!IS Gratus Aid- Phil Cook, Shifley Smith, Elfell I • •,. . f 0 Pamela Frye, Susie Grinstead. ridge was awarded the Arion CriteJ, Joe Sclta, Clrolyn JUt. Ka~n Hensley, Paulett& Kearns. Award, the higheflt award .afv· er, Harvtetta Newland, DiaDDI Charlene Kelly, Roberta Keyes, Miller, Carolyo John!oD, Janet e "' frDit, 110Adefrottlng 1 1 b Dir t Th ill..._, delllht lo use.· 1 Barbara Marshall. Jeanette: Mil- en n mus c, Y ec or om· Hoffman, Jerry Hall, Bob Gr~ · • lie 100.11. ••~ aone freezer. ·1 g1rl and de~·ribOO the gar- on the stage. · lrr. Jean~ne Miller, Shai'OI'I 81 Reed at the school's annual stead and Diane DJvera. • Twin vetttabie Hydrator1 hold nearly nwnr.:: whif'hran!;:l"d from grassPrior to the style show, FHA IQueen. Diana Reed, Beve~ly Band Banq~et on Friday even- The Wahama B&Dd Boosters '!-4 bushtl. $to,... door. horf-lt'rS 10 f'~·ening dresses Miss offi('('rs were installed during a Russell. Sandra Sorden, Hamet ing at Waham&. High School. served the banquet to both the Dor 11 du will graduatt' 1 hi sl candiPiight ceremony. The Walsh. Linda Winebrenner .. Ju- Gratus. 17-year-old daughter Junior and Senior band ntem. month rrvrn ~larshalt {'ivt~ rsi- ei~ht lighted candles represent- dy Athe.y. Brenda Bro~. Lmda of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aid- bers, Following the banquet the tv I ed thf' eight purposes of FHA. Call, Linda Casto. Sus1e Dun- ridge , Mason, wUI graduate thit group danced to the Dwe:ie of Malo! ,DI-MT-1 · Entertam mt:-nl mrludf'd a vo- l Officers were installed by· out- can, Nancy Hill, Nancy Fields, year and p1ans to attend Mar- "The Twl Lighten," in th !._&.11 ..~ cal ~olo "Le! T11ere Be . going pr~sident , Carolyn lbhnPatty Grimm, Isabel Jeffers, shall where she will major In school gymnasium. with trade Pt<ace,'' by Jant B\Jrge-ss who son. New officers and outgoing 1 Carolyn Meadows, Diane Noble, rnathematic_s: . _.:____ -, offlf'ers were presentf'd 1 red Pamela Roush, .Jeanette Saw- The quahfzcabons for thIs IN JOINT EXERCISE I , yers. Rosemary Sisk, L t n d a award are based on honesty, MASON- Airman 1bird Cla:ss II rolf'. MIDDLEPORT ,\few offirers are president. Smith, Carolyn Staats. ' Sllndra willlngness, cooperation, leader· Arthur 0. Wolf participated .Jot- Thompson, v1ee president Stewart, Susan Surface, Esth- ship, character, music talent & Exercise Delawar, a joint ]rallf' OHIO Connie Harbour; secretary, Peg- er Varian. SheliR Bland. Opal initiative. ian-U,S. military training ooe:r-11 . l ~ g~· Bumgarner . lreasurer. Ro- Decker, Dia~ Hall, Wanda Mr. Reed praised the seven· ation staged in Iran. The berta Ruush ; historian. Jean Harrah , Chnsty Howard, WanRoush: reporter. Jane 'T'urner. da Kapp, Lols King, Becky BIG NEW SELECTION f rOUU Olllgoing officers taking part Lewis, Vickie May. Linda Ord, m ti1P ce remonv were Martha Roberta Par!Dfts, Norma PatSEAMLESS NYLON FAST COLOR COnON PT PI.F.AS.4.NT' - Two m1f~-e Thompson, Judy. William!. Bar- tet·~n. _Linda Russell, Becky . bnffalo y, erf' born a! the Chief I bnra Sherry and Myra Roush. Shnmphn. Allee Stone, Carolyn Corn ~lalk Hunting Grounds. 1 • Pre ~tdent. Jo Thompson, pre- VanMeter. Paula W~rry, Helen br inging !hr total of n('w-born ~t>nted thi.~ year's graduating Wheeler, Donna Will, Rhonda to thrPe this spring, .wit h . a Sf>niors with a FHA pin. Gifts Brabham. Karen Brewer. Women's • fourth expt> ct€'0 anyttme, Mtll· were pre~entt>d on behalf of Jean Bumgarner! Peggy BurnNEW PATTERNS BEST SHADES and Children• ard Wallis. art>a manager, rt~- 1 F'HA to Mrs . Eleanor Miller, g11rner, Janice Cn~s. Jane Big choice of pret<7 new sprfnl Irregulan of hither priced ported 1\Jesday . ,Miss .Janet Dorado and Gloria Dods~. Debra G1bb$, Angela ZORI and summer pattem1. 36 lnehM 1 The f 1 r~l . a fpmale. was horn Gibbs. Goodmle, Connie Harbour, Jannylons. Sheer and beautiful wide. All fut colora. FloraJa, ceoSANDALS ·"' Apdl 26th T11e se('ond. a fe - Following the Style Show re- irt> H~nry, S~san Johnson; JosSizes 8lfl to 11. Popular seam metrirs, stripes and modern pat. malr also. was born April 29th. ' freshments of decorated cake, eHa L1sh, Gall McAbee. Susanless style fOf' tummer wear. terns. High quality print at a Jow ' Assorted colors and the thirtl. a male , was born ' puneh and nuts were served by na Oldaker. Patty Riley. DonDiscount Price. Crepe rubber soles. Ma.\· 6 The b11ffalo babies weigh - i the FHA girls to their mothers. na Roush, Myra Roush. Robe~ All slzea for womeD ed approxima!f'l~' 40 pounds I MOOeling g<~rmt:!nts were the til Roush, Jo Thompson, Jayne Discount and children. Dlstount enf'h _ following · Turner, Joan VanMeter, Caro-Price Prloe 1\Ir. WtJllis warned tourists of Bonnie Blake, June Bumgar- lrn ~'arth . Car?lyn ':IIane, Judy the d<~n~f'rs in getting too do~e - - - -f mmcum. Remta G1bbs, Janet I Y•rd to Lht> f'nclosure where the bufNAMED LEADER H!Judnall, Carolyn John9on , fa lo are kept since the births. Karla Kearns. Erma Kirby, JuTHESE PRICES There are camps and parks POINT PLEASANT - Tom d~ MeAb~, Sharon Maynard, King has been named prPsident Dianna MtDer Marlene Roush on the 10.000 acre si le available . , • ' EFFECTIVE for tourisls including two cab- of the student council of Pomt Shirley Smith, Martha Th!lmplns on sheller. ovens for r ook- 1Ple-asant High School for _the son .Patricia Thompson and Shelng' and toilet facilities. Last 11964-65 ~chool_ year. Named to Ua Walkef. " . . . . serve w!th Kmg were Karry ----\·ear 5.000 tounsls VISltP.d I he 'd 1 M' 11 . hunting grounds. Jarre . V!Ce preSI en ; ISS Barbara Adkms, secretary an ' Miss Carol Gerlach, treasurer , ,\ Pleasant Vallty Hospital King, Miss Adkins and Miss ADMl'J'TED: Mrs. John Gill , , Gerladt will be se~iors ~ext , term Oh' I Sh G and Jarrell wlil be & JUn. : . Patnot. 10; \'an aw, a-1 1. ' . . l lllf, Shop Friday Til 8 p.m.-Seturday Til 9 p.m. Jipohs. 011ta; "yrus Houck, Kanauga. Ohio; Craig Arrington, ARVIN ALL METAL ADJUSTABLE Pt. Pl .. asant; Mrs. Athena EpPLAN CONFERENCE MASON - Susan Thabet, liHf(;HT£N UP Will( "DIXIE" OIL BASE GLOSS perley, Pt. PleaMnL POINT PLEASANT The Becky and Bubby Lewis enter- '1 DISCHARGED: Mrs. Roy An- America11 Legion Auxiliary will tained members of the Happy ~ krum, Evans; Homer Harvey, hold its 4th District Spring Con- Go Lucky 4-H Club with a \ Pt. Pleasant; Debbie Gardner , ference In Huntington, Sunday, marshmallow and wiener ro.,,t 1• Sturdy aU steel Jrontne tablea low low price. Reg. $3.00 \ Addlson . Ohio; Mrs. Glen Jones, May 17 at the Legion Home. on the Jimmy Lewis farm in made by Arvin. Legs adjust to go I. See this at your BonanZI Store. •' r (,allipohs Ferry; Mrs. Harry Several members for the local Mason . 11 different potitlona. Regular Yea we can uve you money. P.95 values. Stover, Pt. Pleasant; Marian auxUiary ~~.1o attend and AcU'Iily Leaders In Safety, Dlocount Price Hoschar. Pt. Pleasant. anyone fl':!eding transportation Mrs. Imogene Crow and Mrs. "VICTORu VINYL LATEX FLAT BIRTII: A daughter to Mr may call Mrs. Frances Darst at Edward Ryan presented a true We ...,. you money, every • .,. and .\t1r:.. Burdell Hayes , 2251. Unit 16 will be the ho!>t and false bicycle quiz. The quiz Low' low ,rktl, lhop at yeur Grimms Landing. unit at the t-onference. , papers that the 4-H'ers filled Bonanza stor.. out wlll be graded by Mason Vinyl Latex Flat WaD Paint. ~--New low low price. Buy several Police C1fficer, Fred Taylor. Ofgel • . ' gal. now at thia price. Save mofleer Taylor also spoke on bicy}>'lEN'S KNIT REG. $1.39 VALUE ney at Bonanza cle safety_ CotT~ SPORT GIRLS A mother's day program was ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD ASSORTED PAINT presented by Paula Werry with the · following giving readings, Reg. $U9 nlue lt!eDJ Cl<JI,.. Size! 5 to J. red and blue Nancy Anderson, Becky Raynes, ton Knit T-Shlrtl. Small,CHOICE litUe girl• Tennis Odorda. and Jennifer Roush . Demonstradlum, lar&e. Aut. colon. Sao e Timn W1tchet CHOICE ValueJ to $1 -29 in Reg. $1.39 value. See then tions on their projects were givthese and S.ve this craup of Asst. and save, be here early; Asst. paint brl15hes, en by Jimmy Wise, Mike Ryan DISCOUNT PRICI •• e Buxton Billfolds Tooll. DO- lt your. low low prioe. See and Bubby Lewio. aetr and llvt. New these, shop at your Following the program the e Transistor Radios, $12.95 low low price. save Bonanza Store, Save croup went on a hill on the Lew1/IOW, money. is rarm where the wiener roast e Stationary, 59c to $2.00 w.as held. Men's and Boy'o American Made Attending were Martha and eCol1111n•, $LOO to $5.00 IRONING !JOARD MOULDED SOLE TENNIS Ronnie Thompson, Pat Ryan, ARTIFICIAL DECORATION DAY PAD & COVER Bubby. Becky. Connie and BareBoth Powdor, $1 to $9.50 bara Lewis, Debbie and ConHeavy white Rubber moulded nie Gilland, Debbit Jones, e NHklocH & Jowalry nun Bkid solea. White duck up· an Thabet Barbara Stanley pers - and in all aizet youtb M•ch higher priced pod and Artificial Decoration Day 11 to mens sir.e 12. eOVer tetl. They're discount e Yardlay & Old Spica Sell Anderson, Mike Ryan, Loll Wreaths, beautiful, budget prl· priced at your Bonanza Store Debbie Stewart, Debbie ced. See these ast. styles ~ & Paula Werry Jenniferere:~:::: DISCOUNT PRICI colors. Jimmy Wise, Norman R Hundreds Of Other Suitable Gifts! Mrs. J'IP'"" Lewis, Officer TayBOYS AND YoUTHS BLACK llor. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Turner. ICC(I,_.ied at the plano by Mrs. Ray PrOffitt. "Stranger on the Shore" was played on the clarinet by Christy Howard, a:-~d accompanied at the piano by Judy Lathey. Ingles Furniture of Middleport proVided the furniture used s 3 5 9· Buffalo Births I Come n Pat" r A HUnt G d' ER FURNITURE ~~ 1 PRINTS HOSE I c THURSDAY . Lel"t's Farm t's I FRIDAY and Scene of .f..H Club Event I SATURDAY PAINT Di~~~~~ai!~!~a~ue,••1. IRON lNG TABLES .99 Weill Paint - $J·!~ .99 ' I 55! 19~. SHOES - OXFORDS $1.9~ . DUTTON DRUG CO. I 37Wahama Students Tour Washington MIDDLEPORT, 0. SAVE MONEY AT HOGG & ZUSPAN I I I ! CENTER Attention Home BuUderst Check Our Prit"e• In Volume Lot• Before You Buy% e WINDOWS end DOORS ePLYWOODS ti 'i eALL FRAMING LUMBER I' . . eFLOORING and CEILINGS ' Thirty-seven Seniors, Juniors Sophomorel!l from Wahama "'"-" School left by Greyhound on Sunday momlng for a to Washington. They were accomponled by Miss Lelah Powell and Principal Donald McKenzie. They are to return Wednesday morning, Making the trip ore Earl Ingles, Willie Capehart, Bonnie Staalll, Margie C.U, Carolyn Rizer, Tommy Ewing, Mary W•bb, PhU Cook. Robert Grinstead, Diana Miller, Harvetta Newland, Linda Fitzgerald, seniors. Juniors are Marilyn Stanley, Pam Stewart, Sandi's Pickens, Marlene Roush, Janet Hudnall, Glenndalyo Ord, Den- nis Foreman. Sophomores ore Paul Linger- Ask About Our Liberal Financing For Ohio and W. Va. '7~ 1 Ma ter1a • JS C0, Hogg & .LvSpan PHONI SP 3-SSS4 MASON, W. VA. ,.__,....___________ fell, Dovld Stout, Ronnie Stein, MUte Redman, AIIBD S a y r Roush, Janell Call, Jana IIIJ!J•IIIOO, Connit Harbour, ~. Charleo Ander· Su1111 Wamer, Janlca HenQolma Roulh, S3Ddra Marllililra Glbbl, Leah ADn ~lllllllr lll!llkllmw Daaabt.,. Black duck uppers. White rubber aoles. All 1izea for )'Outlla and boya. 11 STOOLS Tubular StHI Construdlon Anortod Color Vinyl s..to less steel tubular frame, chrome finish. Reinfof(ed foot reJt, 13 in. diameter seat. Non marking floor 1lide1, eaay to asaemble. $,.00 $1.99 · IPICIAL AlSOR'I:MENT HOUSEHOLD 30 INCH KITCHEN DR BAR s· WREATHS 44~ $1-99 to 6. Lont weariDK, 11ood fittin&, Am. trkan made, HeavY duty 1 in. ~ea·m· 99~. SETS TENNIS SHOES · · · · · · pr~ .99 FULLY EXTRA WIDE PLASTIC ' Choice 9 •• sr.. "HOPE" COnON MUSUN SHUTS. Flat lwlD . or ·74 42><36' 11J~ . fUll bed tllel ' . .. .....' Ho•• quail"": ,, .' ·· . '•I ·· PIU.OW wls ' lng In the school oudltorium. Lorry Hayes and Gall HaU, members of the senlor claso, were crowned king and queen by Orin Smith, executive head of the Northwestern L o c a School District. Mba Hall, •• queeo of the prom, waa presented wltth s bouquet of red ers llld bud vaaes ol pink varigated <amaUons. AD arrange. ment of pink carna~ons IMh ellltOJ'fter, MUI"f 1 purchaM ls.GO or ...,.,_, w11o con show us I _.., wllfl llw mint 41'" of 1fl9 '29 tr ~ wHJ lte lble ._ buy IGA 11~ and Milk ,.,. Mly nhtt ctnta 1 cen. lleol -lngs wll appeor "'lko magic'" ..,. ·purchcaeo maclo Itt yaur IG4 Stare this weok. Camparo the IIKit'ly quallly proclucll In lhia ad and - far you~~elf that IGA doeo have the law pricft. Then, do Juolico Ia your food budget by J?CIYint ua . a visltl Wo are urtain your IGA shopping uperlenco will be .moat ICIIilfylnJI. . FRESH CUT _... __ .. . . Call ........_ Fer Cleantnt At Your c ..._ , _ Cnqdete 01............ ., ..,.. . . . . ........ tl ~ . ,,drJ MIDDLIPOIIT.POMIIIOY .... ,_""'"' WY N42l MIIW!o,.rt WY NUO •. , Buckaye Trty P•ck Sliced Bacon _ _ __ . ' Buckeye Pure Pork Sausage (2·2 lb. rolls) _ Oood-H·Rich 4 lbs. 99c 1-lb. can Wieners \v,tte p1uo'w ..... ... ,..,.,_ Vloltf- No. I Con Ceke M i x e s - - - - - box 29c Oood-N..Ich Wo eSAVI 10. Jumbo Pies lleooh - box 39c 0.1. Slq i~htnk You - oz. bq eSAVI 10. eSAVI 10. Marshm1llow Peanuta each 19c 3 lb. Con 'ure V-oble UAVII lOa Sno-Kreem Shortening an 59c: Announ ISAVIk Vienna Sausage can 19• box 19c Ky. lhuty Larwe 21fJ Can eSAVE 5c TOMATOES HEAD LETTUCE 8 cans 99 c Jl'rencha- 7os. box eSAVE 14c Instant Potatoes 7 oz. box 19c Mortho White J~b. RADISHES eSAVE 20o Hun~ Hi-e Drinks e FROZEN FOODS ORANGE DBIGHT 2 - 6 oz. an• for " •• WATERMELON 46 oz. can 29c w. LAMB CREME PIES All Varlatlto _ 3 . .for $1• '- NOYI'JN HALF·QUARTS ,· 10c - - - 'h cut 79c ' •••••••••••••••• • c • :8 ••• lb. ••• : : Lamb Shoulder ROAST lb. Morian'oorlanquet lb. ICE COLD ONE-HALF • SAVE 6e am Mlnuto Maid booSe BANANAS 300 size can 9c 0r•np.Grape.()ran,. Pineapple • • : ! • : • • : • ! YOUNG AND TENDER FOR STEW\ · - lb. 39c LAMB CHOPS lb. 98c : 0 • • lAMB POT ROAST Browa • 4 lb. TableRite lamb Shoulder Roost _(boned & rollod) otortlng fi111 with faHy srde and do likewise on all sfdes medium heat ln kettle with tight cowr :-' son ligl'ltly with salt, pepper and 0 ~: Add J can consomme, J clove garlic, and j cup ~oler. Bring to a boll, covar, lowar heot and Simmer 1 hour. Add_J peeled onion <lnd potato per person and the same with carrot and celery (branch), Cover, simmer till meat and vegetables ora fork tender. Plac:e meat on warm platter. Remove vagetabJes and keep warm, Thick8n gravy, strain and ser.w with meat. Arrgng& vegetabl• e~round m""' garnish with chopped porsley. Sam with crusfy bread and salad. ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ' . ' Middleport~ 0. COR. SECOND end RUTLAND SUMMER STORE HOURS: 8:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. DAILY ICLG$ED ON SUNDAYS) e OPEN • We Resetve the Right To Umlt QuanUtlea AU These Items Are Aleo Avall•ble Atr The BRIGHT STAR • fOOD MArtKET · 113 W. SECoND ST. PQMQC)Y L OHIO .... 10c GOLDEN RIPE e SAVE 3c Tomlto Jutce •••h FRESH AND CRISP Self Rising Corn Meal _ 10 lb. beg 59c 100 Siu 2 •. 49c FRESH AND SOLID eSAVE 3c Yellow Corn Cherry Pie Filling - - - - cen 29c lrtcha- I Saltine Crackers Hartt Wholt Kernel- 303 Size g•l. 39c No. 2 Cana U.S. NO. I NICI 1-lb. Pork & Beans - - - - - 2 for 29c eSAVI lk Meglc eSAVE 25c eSAVE 6c Dixie leJI - "' 2 for 49c 12 Count Bremmers - Basket Hot Dog Meat Sauce _ _ 3 cans 49c eiAVII 20o FI'!Jitlng Mlxa1 4! lb. 12 oz. pkg. 39c . · to,. match tlle·abeeta. ''For a Really Good Cup ol Colfee" "'f-* ' Old Smako Houtt • ' Vacuum Pockod Smoked Picnics---- lb. 29c IIAVI IOo Mr. llld Mrs. Pete DeVault carton ·· Coffee -4-' Jbs. To blor lie l-Ib. 39c . I!ACH BOTTLI! 8eRVE8 THRI!! SALE I OUR IGA AND LEAN PORK RIB, CENTER CUTS _ PER LB. pltal. ·J\OYal Crown Cola 39c ql. Tomatoes w. ond family or New were week end guaate o1 ber parents, Mr. lltld Mrs. Ben Buck. They valted , h 0 r brother, Gall llu<t, who 1s Salad Dressing ·P ORK CHOPS STEA-K J lbse 1.09i J lbs. 99c .. lOll. RUG and CARPET CLEANING S.ve16c Shedd's Ou1n Size FRESH 7·RIB END Mainly About People In Pomeroy Miss Mary Hill and nepllew Michael Jones of ' spent the week end ' with ber Pl"'-:!1 Mr. llld Mrs. E. J. H!U, riillwoods. Mlao Kathy MoriiJI.of Middlepori llpellt the wlek end with ber. IJI'IIIdmother, Mra. A. Morgan, Athena Road • John Frick returned lo his home, Rock Springs Ruad, Tuesday from Melga Memorial lfoo. "9"! of ADlerlcan Beauty roaes formed tbe cenlnplece of the opeaken table. The class colora were blue llld while, the flower, the varleiJIIted carna~ ond the motto, "It Matters Not How rosea. Long We IJvt But How Well." Selected prince and princess Senior spOnsors were M Is 1 of the jUni..- class were Andy Martha Ohllnller, Mlas SaUy Sprouse and Carol Floccarl with Schaaf and Mrs. DunCIIII. Tbe James VeMarl, hlgb scbool prin- Junior colors were plnk and cipal, crowning them. Selecllcn whtte llld '""e and the oponsora or the reigning couplaa waa were Mr. Delllllson, Mrs. 1far.. made by "The Cobraa, • a old Sauer. Table favors were musical group from Beverly, mlnlature hand painted pianos. who played for the dancing Gueslll Included Mr. Venarrl, The decorat.ed gym · principal; members 'of the out the theme of llle prom board of education and !hell "Singing fn the R!lln" with ~ wives, the clerk and hla wife, false ceiling made of blue and faculty membero including streamera llld pink, blue and Mr. and Mrs. Orin Smith, Mr. white stream<n used on the and Mrs. Marshall Duncan, Mrs. sides. Colorful pastel C. 0. Cbapm111, James Carpenlas, covered with ortiflclal rain Miss Mary Chapman, MJa were suspended from the ' Kraueter, Miss Ohlinger, Mr. joined by musical staff rep. and Mrs. Richard RusseU, Mr: licas. Colored Ushfa were used and Mn. Csrl Denison, Mr. and In an overall effect. A· treU!J Mra. Harold Sauer, Mr. and marked the entrance and a Mrs. Ira Wolle and Mlao SaUy wishing well completed 1 h e toastmistress lor the dance setting. program. During intermission a program I•__;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._. . was presented carrying out 8 trip aero,. America leabu·ing so111s pertaining to the various sillies done by a groop of 1eniors. SUe Parker presented a trumpet so1o, "Java" followed by • p8Diomlme, "Way Down I Yonder In New Orleans" by PeMee W!Ulama and D a r ,. e U Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and During the evening puncb waa son, Kennetb, of Akron, were served from an umbrella-cover- week end llleSIII of their par-ed lemonade otand In the center enta, Mn. WUUam Fisher at bl the dance lloor. Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. the prom tho senl..-s and Henry Roush, Racine and other relatives. " gue-'-' attended a movie, "The Mn. Mlltoo Roush was 1 Wheeler Dealers" at the Meigs business v!Jitor in Gallipoi!J on Theater Tuesdaf... _ in Pomeroy. A ..,...,uet was lledrved In the Mr. and Mrs. James CIa r t grode ;achool cafeteria preced- and daughters, Missy Ruth and ing !he dance wblcb wsa NIUICy o1 Cincinnati were week ed by the juolor mothers end guests of h..- olster and served by members of the brother. in. law, Dr. and Mrt. omore 'Home' Economics SeUm Blazcwlcz and daughter taught, l>y Leda Mae Kraeuter, Phyll!J. ' The lable groce was &Jven by Paul Kautz and chlldren, Barthe Rev. Karl Herring w l t h bara, Richard 111d Jill, ot eo~ Mike Stewart giving the spent Mothers Day with welcome. Judy Williams parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. w. the reoponse from ths L. Kautz. They alao vlslt.ed Mr. class. and Mn.• ·<ltflph Picken•, Mas. , A vaudeville ~ .of songs on. W. Va., and Mr. ariil Mrs ·lncludldli "Sill~ in tbe Rain" Richard Plcke.. , MiddlepOrt .,.j and "I IJoul!le Dare You," Barbara visited Diane Davis. JUng by p....., WIDiama, Mrs. Allen Ball spent t h e ·Parker, J~ia Lucaa, Tem 'Week end fn Athens, ,....t ~ lell, Ken Green and · her daughter, Rita, lor the M<>Smlth. Julia Lucaa prea«jtad a !bet's Day activities ol Ohio number' uaver the Rainbow'II University . The class history was given Mr, and Mn. W. 0. Damitz .,eryl Wolle with J111et were SUnday dlooer guests of (eading the class propbecy. son and daughter - lntarewell remarka to the law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barntors were made by Mr. Orin ltz and iamJJy In observance of Smith. The ~rogram waa con- Mother's Day and the birthday elude<! with group singlllg of of Robert Barnllz. . •an the Sunny Side ofo t be Mr. and Mrs. W. R. CarpenStreet," "May ~ Good Lord tor and daughter, Alita, spent Bleaallld Keep You" and the week end at Urbana with their daughter and aon-ln-law, II the Hour" led by Mrs. DliD with Sabra C111nday at the Mr. llld Mrs. Jolm Yooog and r FO._ 1111 MAGIC DISCOUNT, P.RICI ,_,,1,- I CHICI( YOUR PINNIU The crowulng of student royal- pllno. 1y bl&IIUgbt.ed the llUill8l RutDlDDer tables wero covered land High ochool junior • oen- wltb pink cloths with aocenlll o1 lor prom staged Saturday bllle ond white with White tap. ROBINSON'S . r Annual Junior-Senior Prom Held -...t. '33 ' ' c ' • IT-::--.:~-~-~-~~~~~------------------· ---------------~~~~~ Student Royalty is Crowned Whe~- 11 L-.la..,. Dry Claanert C..•Jant Plokvp Old faobioned ned iaunllrJ bukoto In lull .bull\tlllle tho ldnd !bat 1aata .f., maDJ yean - Special ' $1' 16 INCH SIZI ZIPPER UTILITY Beautiful printed patlacns In fino -P)utte drapes. , Ready to lw!c, fully Uned. SUitablt Price • !Jally Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJ4dleport, 0., May 13, 11164-0 ........ VALUES TO 19c EA. for any room.. ' DISCOUNT PRICE • • eluDed .f., or~ IMm4r1 ........ • • . • 0111' fiOOittq . . ..... ~ of • ,.,... IO~ BAGS Discount DISCOUNT PIIICi . DR·APES Amerlcoo madi Jla11Wsr0---Cups, mu--. bowla:, vue.. alh triYI _and otllft household &luowon needs. Saft at lho BonaDZI. . ...h TO Glassware 85c Head & ,Shoulder Sh9.p;poo - - - - 53c 89c Nestles Hair S(lray - 1_- - can 49c · ViJon Jumbo Cosmetics ~,. 't each}9c · 111<,99 SHilTS nNNIS OXFORDS TOOLS BRUSHES • t More People 'than Are At �•• N6 ~pt~Ea Ball A C1Wa P. Ingels C. lagels E. Sylvester A. Sylvester Total Woa I Loat t 419 :c 466 11145 Plaheodo A. Nease V. Craig B. Clark B. Wilford Handlcap 436 435 413 478 45 1807 Total W01 I Loat I • s. CUller • helps in creating trees for tomoryowJ ) h e~p • TH'S fa d ing fo.rC'sts a re gl·tting fron: mod- . · THEernEAR tree-farmi ng met nu ds. One of the b1ggest lS that '•' of the Weye rhaeus(•r Com pany, wh ich has !S ta rt ed ne w tin:tbl:'r crops on 4 1.000 aurs of its ' ' trf'e farm.-;.." Chartered l•e ticopters recen tly completed sow1ng 12.00Q po u nds of seed on 14,000 a cres in W ashington, Oregon and Ca lifo rnia. .-) Mothers Day Program Given At Rock Springs CaDino 427 A Motber'o Day prosram wu prueoted aid high ocbool otudento hooorod at the Re c k Springs Methodist church Sun· day morning followl"'l SWlday Sc hool. I R.v. Robe rt R. Cerd had for his sermon topic, ~' Spiritual Re- I 459 lationship ," after which the Pri- ' 390 J. !lsaon M.llannehs v. Rsnoahs Total Woa 2 Loot I Ashland Oll H. Moore R. Moore A. Sawyer M. Sawyer Handicap Total Woo I Loa! ! Bee Cees M. Bowen J . Cbesher Dally SPntlnPl, - · ! P0111111CZM1ddleport• 0, MarlS, l&Moll - - ---·--- Taking Fashion Honors For Summir Our New . , , ~ 1183 546 1875 11 Sunback Cottons For your help in my reeent eampaign fot· R publican Parly nomination .. a undidate for Jud Court of Appeals. l give you my sincerest thanks. Wi ll vou now U'' me another favor and ~~~~~f.' well acquawlcd with Mr. Gray and found him to, be · congenial gentl eman. It is my OplniOII that he ill weU qualified to be J!Jdge of our Couri of Appeals. 1 intend to gil·•· Mr Gray my full support at the November elecllun nnd 1 earnestly request that yOIJ do t he same. a kind and Phillips Sisters ITYU SHOPPE Court St. [ To My Friends and Supporters ••• ••• In r.tt1111 SootMI1! Counti~" ' my reef' r11 o ppn neut Gordon B . Gra y for th t~ ant offic<''? Durtn J.( U1e recent campcugn. I got 1 M•y t , 11M . ~ ~~~:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · S6,01H , 7:\4 Splil Mr . and Mrs. Harold Glllogly, Vickie and Bruce, were lhe Between Countie• Igueoll ol. bls sister and famUy, State Audlto!:,.Roger W. Tracy I Mr. and Mrs. Rslph Fra Zier' announced•' today the di•tribu -: GallipOlis. Mrs. FraZier is lion of 16,081,734 1n gssollne u1':::')~=~~:!· sahsfa~tnr1ly at cise t.ixes to the political subdi- 1 II M folldowM ong ""'EJ'". •u rgery. visions of the state, brnglng Handicap r . an rs. mz~e . 0 avis, tota l payments to $23,353,920 for Total I Ps~rke.rsl>urg, W. Va., VISited Mr. the first five months of calen-W111 I W.t J Mrs. · K. Crabtree, Al- dar 11164. Meip county'• share · Rt. I, Mr and Mno. Ed- was $! 961 Team High Game Crabtree • nd Paul, Charles ' · Co., 482. W. C. Peck, loeal, and call- The current distribution, TraTeam High Serleo at the home of Mr. and MNI. cy aald, includes S3,2ll2,!134 Co., 1375. Crabtree on SUnday. 957 municlp.allties, lo!!'ther wth High Three Gameo- Z. Nlert, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly $1 ,760,000 lor the 88 counteo called on Mrs. Gertrude Mar- tbe rate of $2ll,OOO per county, il High Slngle Gama - M. cum, Mr. Worley West, and Mr. and $1 ,059.200 lor the 1,324 lown- 11 nessy, 142. and M". Clannct Arbaugh, all ships at the rate of $800 p e the Albany area re<ently. township. M,..dsy Mind League ' .} J. Earl PraH Pomeroy Super - Right11 Quality-SUPER SPECIAL VALUES I mary cia"' taught by Mrs. Rol· 477 lin Radford and Mrs. Norman Weyersmiller ga ve several 481 33 recitations, 1877 including Mothers Are Nice, by Stephanie Radford; I~~~·u Brian Kizzee; 1 can Mother, Judy R&d444 II Our Program Begins, Da· 375 vid Harris : and A Greeting, by B. Bowen 505 H. Chesher 468 Bobby Ball. Following a selectioo " Keep TotJl 1792 In Touch," by the JWJio< choir, Wuo I Loat Z recitatlona were given by I h e Outcaoto Intermediate class, taught by R. Plymale 474 B. Plymale 438 Mrs. William Rsdford, includ- i M. Chancey 396 lng, Pleasing Mother, Donna H. Amberger 464 Partlow ; Making Mother Hat> Handicap 114 py, Mary Lou Radford, Marla Total 1884 Grueser and Connie R~~~:~ ~ Prsyer For Mother, I Woa 2 Loot I Klzzee ; and As Good As 1 High Game _ Men, J . Sisson, Sharo~ Brawley;, \ 2t14! Women B. Plymale 181 A pl8no solo, Coll)l! High J . stsso'n, 556, Almighty King" by Cathy Men; Women, A. Sewyer, 411• ott. preceded the presentation Team High Game _ Ashland cl a patted plant to each mothOil, 679. er . William CLARK, S Team .lligh Serieo _ OutcastJ I , presented Bibles I 884. to the Pomeroy High School graduatts who are members of the churth, including, Rut h ,_ntlnel Bowll1111 eld . · · · Ann Bailey, Anita Collins, JenJualor Girl• Lea1111e neth and Judith Folmer, Lou· May 5, 11164 anna ~nard . Reta Wears and Lewta Repair Smolce S. Globoilar 30Z Richard Collins. M. Hennessy 323 Z. N'~erl 353 ENTER1 AIN RELATIVES Total 1365 Mr. and Mrs. Maso n Fisher Woo I Loot z Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fioller ll Team No. Z Sunday at their home MirleD· II }3. Roush 318 ville. Dinner guests were B. Boyer 294 and Mrs. Wllliam Fisher M. Rouah 263 oon of Belpre and Roland lNolh _ll Handicap 459 er. siUdent at Moumn:ta~ln:.,..:~~~~ Total 1334 Business College, P Wool Loa! I W. Va. Calling In the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. John Fi's1her II While Eleetrlc Co. and son, Kenneth, Akron. J . Grueser 281 Fisher and Mrs. Orris Harris, B. White Mlltoo 305 Minersville and Mrs. C. Porter 29'1 Roush. Syraclll!e. Handicap 492 Total 1375 ANNOUNCE MEETING Woo Z Loot I There will be a meetlr•g KUT " VanZondl the Southern Local High "'"100' 11 L. Warner 288 Friday evening, May 15, st Blind _ _ _ __ __ _ 297 p. m. conceMing the Banquet. All Junior claas moth- II ers are asked to attend. Sirloin Porterhouse Round Steak c c c FULL curs lb. lb. lb. 30N!: IN serte', _ :.- \ CONVERTIBLE - String of pearls takes on chameleon Foretls of the future will depend on seedlings like these. Scientists use radioadlve ltotope1 In research. quality through use of I iiiiiiiiiliil~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~l~~~~F;:•~la~sp In a New York show, ' , , • SOMETHING BLEW ••• ..-With her wedding dresa billowing, Roberta Ful· bright, daughter of Senator William Fulbright, flies trom Waahington church. • T ,• CIRCLE TO MEET The Eleanor Circle of Heath Methodist Church meet Thursday night, May at 6 p .m. Everyone Is asked bring a covered dish and table service. PTA TO MEET The Racine Elementary Junior High School PTA meet in the Seventh and Eigltth II Grade building Thuraday at • p. m. Oflicero for the 11164-65 • school term will be Installed. A & P REDUCES BEEF PRICES! RUMP ROAST __ lb.89c ·GROUND ROUND _ lb.75c CUBE STEAK _ __ _ lb. 99c SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 89c Heel of ROUND lb.67c ROUND STEAK ::~:i~:. _ lb.SSe ~;~ ROUND ROAST _ lb. $]-09 ·sTEWING BEEF __ ,b.69c ROUND STEAK~:·~::,;~ lb.79c lb. SMOKED Center Rib Cuts lb. COOKED - PORK CHOPS Center 69c ~~~.lb. DEL MONTE-CUT 75c J Sweet Peas - HADDOCK FILLETS 1-lb.49c FLOUNDER FILLETS 1~b. 49 c 1-lb.39c COD FILLETS 1-tb.39c PERCH FILLETS _ GREY SOLE mLm _ ;;::: 49c PERCH BRIADID PORTIONS - - 2 ;~~.95c FLOUNDER·~~~~~:. 2 lb. $1.09 4 59c 4!::.~ 79c pl<g. l-Ib. 1-oz. pkg, l-Ib. A&P BRAND Jomato Juice 2 49c 1-qt. 14 Ol. pi< •• Clnt 2 •. SHRIMP FISH STICKS_ 3 A&P-Whole Kernei--Vocum Pack BREAD!D- pl<g. 10... plcgt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii_. HOT HOUSE For Outdoor Summer Uvlngl .• ,.' .• ... . :· ~ StNI 3-Pl.ce Glider ' . ,. 'l·i! . . • $ 49 . 95 • IUY ON .,UY TIRMS -D lee lhlo set now in our wiDdow. AD lteeL solid seat furnlIIIN Iii A wblle .... ;rellow A wblte . j I .. CUCUMBERS ' .Ali SIMI locker ·Ali 5._.1 Straight Chair •• ... WONDER WHEIE THE fELlOW WENT?-Swamped by the ch\lrned up waleS", Wenw: Meier paddlel his own canoe furiously and won In Moutler, Switzerland. FANCY RED RIPI LARGI-SLICEitS '' INGRS FURNITURE . c lb. LARGE-JUICY 10c LEMONS 6~o• 29r LAWN & GARDEN SUPPLIES . Pion22-U.. Sl\ 40' Grass Seed o;:~_ 5 ':;. s1.a9 Lawn BUl"lder tot~<on _ b••".L' Fertilizer ::;:.. _so ·~~ $p 9 . Humus · 89c JANE PARKER Cherry Pie ••ch 49C JANE PARKER Potato Bread - 5 ,..... 89c $1 .79 $1 .00 PILLSBURY- APPLE a~•. 1Qc Turnovers Luncheon Meat - 2•;;:-79c SUPER RIGHT PARD-5c OFF ON 3 CAN PACK 1-lb. Dog Food 3 39c ~ ans ANN PAGE Salad Dressing ANN PAGE- SMOOTH & KRUNCHY TOMATOE~ 3-Piece S.E·y · lb. pkg. pkf. c1n1 - l 1e 99 5 pkg. DEL MONTE-CrNm Style or Whole Kornol DEL MONTE-EARLY GARDEN ~:-n BACON CAP'N JOHN FISH SALE! 15'1• Ol. cans Golden Corn ALL GOOD - SLICED CANNED.HAMS 4 99C Green Beans BONELESS Rose Bushes:::.._ ...h 79c Gard. en Hose l'tlnclo Pintle_ Peanut Butter a~~~59c t•r T';HE~SE;-~~~=~~ CLIP COUPONS FOR 200 FREE PLAID STAMPS . With l'urc"-o of ~~~- With th• Pure harte of $5.00 or More Exclusive of Items Exempt by Law Va lid thru May 16 i n Cots. Unit A&P's Bpx CHEDOBIT CHEESE SPREAD Valid thru May 16 ill Coil. Ualt AI<P's N;th ,...cho-. of 1'"'- Pko. CAP'N JOHN'$ BREADED FISH PORTIONS Valid thru M11 16 ' in Cols. Unit A&:P'1 ' ·' ' �• • • • .... - ~- . .. .. Da~! Ads Will Pay Any Hay In May-Want e ,....______ \_ Business Services WANT AD INFORMATION Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ., '. • 1 OU F'<">t ~ rne . of PunU,.,ItiQII put>UU»> ,....,r,a <M rliDt ·M tc&t• '" Nt.ct '"' •cb deemed ,.:Do,,..,.,. Erfftl'l tmrnedlltt lt aactultl rb• tHI 11'\lb ' IIIII" wtu no• IW ~es porudh l t fo, -,lin,. tiiMI nne IDaorreet tnsertloll • -1 The 22nd atnendnlellt to For Rent " . s . Conotitut!OP ~ amN ~ROUND I fuei ,~ THRE~ ll.U. ror ao .....S mla Dd• actdlttna• -ro t1 llRIU - Phone ,fatW'dU -1=1>0 A.MI lO 11100 aod FOR SALE For Sele COMPACT Sweepers. Authorlz. and lot •nd outbuildings. One WY WS'H . S 12 tfo ,. IT'a 50 !!:AS" ed salt:• and service mJle from Rutland on Har- THREE bedroom house on Lin· TO P\.ACJ: A UW\..1 PROI)Uf'.INO 5M 7th St., Parkersburg, W. rlaonville Road. Rolland coin HUI. Pom~ro) ph oDe WANT ..\D Va. Searles, Rutlan~. 0 . WI :1-.1316 or WY 2-2166. SCHOOL range for sale, 40". Get Acualntod Ofltr Real value. Will install. HEATING, Plumbing, Afueil;,i 5 9 6tp t 20 tlo PHONE WY 2·2157 Recapped Tiro Salol be seen at Middleport hnaC'el. Amold Brolllera. S I_ X_R_OO _ M _ H_O _ U _S_E_ w _ l _ th bath: 5 RQnM HOUSit. I While they last Office. IVY 2-51!12 . ALL SIZ& IU E~·t Main Street, PoaaBu•lt·in cabmets tn kitchen. furnl8Ded apartm~nt. Phone 5 13 3tc PASIINGER TIRU .. $7.90 Notice eroy, Pb••• W'l W441. New table top hoi water hea• WV Z-3658. 4 10 lie NEW 13-14-IS IN. TUBES . . $1.79 tax Included -..,-,--:=---=--'~20 tie er, 66" double aln.k. N e w FOUR RO'lMS. bath and bueLOSt WEIGH'I -safely withfiex Open 7 days each week larl Grunw, Plamblli& ud Cole~a~ fore~ air fur~a._ce, ment, furnace heat.P hone A-DIET tablets. Only 98c at varleties grown from 8 a.m. ta 9 p.m. see. Bumgarner's Green· Healing outbmldmg wtth electriCity, WY 2-3 319 _ 4 28 tfe your dtug store. 1 Minersville, GlUt gas, hot and cold water. All -;C7'7-7'"--:--;;S 13 26tc house, New Haven, W. Va. lEad your aewer ~rout\les fixed for automati c washer 4 ROOM apartment with bath. 5 13 !Ole County We bave aU 1bee and dryer, has gas heater, Phone WY 2·5385. Club · meet at the , OLD mare Se•er Mal'hin~!l three garages. Corner lot 58' 5 6 tfe Cen1er School Friday, May 15 pon~ . very gentle . Bridle, sadNut Door To Rutland 81nk Rea10naDie Ratel x 100' out of high water . hu-:::n"'l-u r-= nl.-:,,:-:,ed ,-;-,-hcl,.-u"sec. 4 rooma. at 7. 30 p. m. All members die and feed , $100.00. 21 inch CaD W\' !-!974 Day or Ni~t Close to school. In very nice lltitity and bath 16~ Point will bring refrt>shments. The Aclmiral color TV , console mo· . _ _ _ _ BAIT, 24 hour self serv1 16 U.c quiet ne1ghborhood. Can be Lane. Pomeroy. Pnone WV 2Public is most welcome to at· del , remole control , 2 months ice, crawlers, minnow!, red _ _ _ _ _ __:__::::__: seen at 981 Hysell St., Mid· 8874. 3 3 tfc t end and meet the ~·t e i J:i s 1 old. Phone SH 2-6174. Harold worms, available 24 hours. FOR YOUR. Bulldozer servlee, ' dleport Owner moving out Fl'RNISHED aP,nments Ph. Count~· cand idates. llyse11, Rutland. Ohio. see: Paul T. Bailey. Pome- of town. Arthur Davidson. 5 12 3tc I Fife's Trading Post be I ow WV Z-1'1'16. Alter ; p. "'· phone 5 n 3tc High School, Route 7, Middle- roy, 0 ., R. D. 2, 5 8 6tp WV 3-.I!R jf'roiinreiliibil! [ves you can borrow out Carpet port. II 21 tic $ 7 12tc WR•Um~Rj(oa;ZEd.~;;k,l;.;:;;;.~ I ro=R'"'S'"'A~I.=E: -1 ~Jo~t-on Mulberry contractor to demolish old Shampooer FREE to clean DUI.LDOZER work, Helshts, Te. : WY 2-3429. farm buildings. hOU$e, etc., your carpets with Blue Lustre . landSCiping. brushing, ponoos.l 3 L9 tfc and levt"l land. Also bid on Baker Furniture, Middleport. ~uilding a new 2000 sq. ft. Ohio. 5 12 6tc 60 Chevrolet $1,495 Lowboy service. Charle!! fers, Phone WY 2-6222. all electric home. OOrn. etc . -VB [mpala 4 Dr. Sedan. Pow> I 3\ltp How ....d Hic.kel. .828 So. Slale, The following use<! items are er steering & brakes. ltlide. Spotless originalPower· a II ·Hemet. Cal1forn1a. p;iced for quick disposal. white finish. Owned by re. 5 9 6tc 1 30 gat. automatic hot water Ured couple. See Nelg}er Building and Sup. HARRISONVILLE - 6 • room Sandy·SBeauty Salon. featurifi 1 heater, gas $20.00 I 60 Oldsmobile 1,395 ply, ttaclne, for better bomes, frame home. hardwood floors M1rine Supplies Realistic products. Open ev- 5 heavy wood doors "88" 4 Dr. Hard Top. One kitcben eabinets and storm downstairs, front and back enlng" bv appointment. 82" x 36" x J31~" ea .6.00 careful owner. Power steer· doora. · U Z3 tfc porches . cellar. 4-stall garage BOAT - 15 1 fibre-glass, 45"1f.l': 255 5 ft atep ladde 3 00 ing and brakes. Hyd . or llhop, utility building. Mercury motor and trailer. 11 1111 N ~~nd St .. Middleport, r · ., '"' Ready to go . Call WY 2-3457. '.ehkl. Owner. S&ndrs Ben- Heavy wood frame win..,iJUU,OO. 5 13 3tc Q,.tl P•>m..O j WY 2·5269. dows suitable for sunEXPERIENCED FARM HOME - 50 acres 00 {!ltSOII m. porch, greenhous•, etc. Pomeroy, Oh;o . black top road, plenty pasture , 5263 •· 4 23 311tp ea.2.110l~~~~~~~~~ AUTOMOBILE t and garden. Good 7 • room - - - - - - - - ;-:.; ;:;;:-===-:--36" gas range 15.110\ · I! house with bath, hot air Livestock "OTUMOBII.E Insurance DeeD Kitchen utlllty cabi net USED Electrolux vacuum deanAHgnllltftt nace heating, basement, ganr·E'IIPd" 1..ost your opera72''x19'h"x13 er with complete set of AND fellent shade, barn anci Yorkshire pigs, registered st()(k tl>f'• IIC"P.n'le? CaO W'Y 1-Ztlll Double bed size coil cleaning attachments. Per· buildings. $6500.00. for breeding. Tom Sayre, VI ~ aJ5ttc; pay m ent $20011 ·oo • t>alance springs 10.00 feet condition and guaranteed 3-2431, Portlalld, Ohio. 1 - .. ~ ~-- Mttal kitchen tablr one year. Full casb price onrent. 5 6 Gtp 7 :r.!"x l6" wilh drawer ly 128.50 or termo. Phone FARM - II OCr<l \\ mil" - and boitom <;he!f 3.00 i WY 2·2204. 5 7 6tc north of Pomeroy. Property I PONY -t<,OR SALE. cau WY a. l.lbre Garden Tlll!>rl Tru<'k wheel and tire, 10 ' - - : - -- - - -- - - WY 2-2143 Pomaroy . o mostly well fenc.ed, good soil, •11. 2 4 tfc •97.88 I ply , size 750-20 25.00 SINGER sewing machine in plenty pasture. 9 room house, PONIES for •ale or trade. AD ~2'· Power Mowers 44.97 I Steel jack posL 6.00 lovely blonde cabinet, used ,·Ho'TO Servtces. cellar basement, bam, garage Alzel from 40" up. Paul (7 cu. ft. FrMMr&. 3-Electric switch and but in exceUent condition. Copy any letter or doc::lmlent. and other buildings. $U,OOO.OO. WI f.3t32, i 7 ttp now $199 fuse boxes . . en. 3.00 ' Equipped to zig zag, qeuter Insurance. Pomeroy Owner will include tractor and Musical Instruments 9'x12' reversible rag ru@: , 1 embroider, buttonhole, etc. 2 1$ tfc equipmen~ at $12,500.0. same afl new _ . 10.00 $47.00 cash or terms. 1 • C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Omeroy lan mar Air-way vacuum cleaner 5.1101 in accepted. Guaranteed. Ph. AUCFIONEER I BOX !!t PHONE WY :!-3830 oJoe'· ... Doil) Till 9 , ,M. 20"' oscillating fan , two WY 2-2204. 5 7 6tc C..llletl leotloa 5 Ja 3tc F'OR SALE: 1 used B flal ct... w C••••r • u ed .._., ,__.,_. lnet in exce11""t conditll'>ft '"" · spe . ~5.00 FOR SALE: In heart of Racine '"t ...... 11 W'Y 2·2111 23' roll-up awning frame USED Singer portable Wrhe, YMDt • CoD&aet out of high water. ModP.rD 8 Call Wl 9-3Z28 after5 48 61 p.m. wilh arms , crank , etc. 20.00 , new motor, foot control A. C. BRADPOBD rooms, 2 tiled baths, lar!I•I---- - - - . :...::....:.: Lawn mowers, 14" and carrying case. Attachment Rai!IM, 01111 closets, utilities, prage. barn. i GUNS 16" fdlO fancy sew included for $24.00. 5 11 Uc 1 elou to school. Free . 61h r., ,..,, -..tat>t 111u Jll8t. lHIIT C. lor HAUtNaACM Jla lluJ, ooll ..,. rrado gu•. d T G Floor to ceiling rolling laderJM. uarantee . Riekard'a AUgnment Service, acres. SUitable for "~lldln&\ INIRIPF OF MIIOI couNTY, OHIO Btb We11man. Les W11Uamson wU 65 ft teel 5 7 6lc ..., CltOW, CROW & 'DRTIR . II (formerly Grueser Body lots. Mrs. Tyree Pickens, Ph. Attorn•vs for ""I""" at Tiffm Jewelers, Phone 50. der 1 1 track Works), 288 W. Main St., W1 9-3492. t I lfe ' ~~. ao. 21 : Ull :~.11. ate dolnt Pleasant, W. Va. 10 18 '.lc Electric light fiXtures, ___ Auto S•l•;;;;;;;;:\ Pomeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rick· suitable for stnre or ard, Phone WY 2--3 576. FOR SALE- Middleport's taU"Free Storage Plan" you church . 1951 CHEVROLET good Wheel balancing, auto glass, _. bulldiO!, .. loC8ted 352 N. bl8. ~autiful empty closet , Wooden suit hanger• condition, $100. WI 9-2111 . brake service. Second · Street. Middleport. 5 4 30tp space m exchange for all the Per dm.en . _. _ 1.20 l...-cc=-===- -=='--;;;;13:..:3tp,, Priced for qU* aale. Inquire fOQID occupied by the famUy'a :1-Disploy tables van ot Ohio Hold. 10 16 tie 48 ton winter clotbbtg. Here's how It 2'x6' .. .. ea. . or, excellent tires. Would AIR CondltionlDg refrlaera- FOR SALE - House, 6 rooms ~~~- Bring io an Frigidaire compressor make excellent camper. call tion service. Jack's Refriger· and bath, fruit cellar. 4th and WJnter clothes or ~all us with coils, commercial Cu1Ugan Soft Water. WV Letart, W, Va., Phone Elm St., Ractne. Phone WI 4 20 pick-up and we will machine 25.00 tie 9-38'15. lnqulro at Earl's Bar· 'h H.P. Electric motor 20.00 Help w.~-..o ber Shop. ~c aionally" dry elean them ....... rates. with free Pllone IIUIOI _. IIIU'Jel 1961 hardtop, omau proofing and hang tb!m bucket seats, seat belt!!, radio _ Legll Notice_ 5 9 lte for storage in sealed cedar-1':: andheater.$11Do.OO.Cai1Cool- WAITRESS-21 .to 35 years ized bags and when you vU'If 887-3756. 5 13 3tc of lge. Has to have neat ap- IN TNI COMMON PUAI COUI:T MIIGS COUNTY, OMIO 0-.t.RDLYN &TI!PHIMS, Pltlnttff, ready far tbem, next fall, ~kT.~~~t 2 door' pearanee. Experience not us or let rur routeman """ ..ua 'l •'uclebtlk-1 e~;sary. Apply in person, and ..._ will be handed Form Bureau. PomeroJ. Irues, $!2110.l10. 1 ~ "' Green Ga~les, S. R. 7. -..-r aOtc er, Lark V-8-26,000 mil~ . 5 13 3tp 4 29 you cleaner, brighter. $12110.00, 1962 Studebaker, Lark I;;,=:;-;=-=---,-..;....~=- 1 newer. R<meber lbe atorall" 11'08 ll.lJ.& V-8- 33,000 miles 112oo.oo. FARM HELP wanled. House - is Free. Pay Next Fall on GIBSON-Kay·l::larmotq Can finance ·at 4 'per cent. available for right party. Ro· Delivery. A.B.C. Cleaners IIDd Amplllion, 11 10 Peacl w. WilllamJ, Rt. 1, Ru~ bert Hill, Racine. Phone Shirt Laundry. Mason, W. pay, see or caD 1'IIIID land, Ohio, Phone. realdence 1 3 llOtc SP 3-5543ers, Point Pleasan~ w. va.. WY 2-6821, ~usiness WY 21'1111111 li8, BiD Wellman, Leo 2318. 5 12 Jtp USED Portable-cement- inixer. Williamson. 1951 OLDS!dOBILE. Call WY Good condition. Phone Che,.l-1 6182. 4 28 "' or, Ohio. 985·2:!73. . eOur selection iolarger eOur em are cleaner eOur prices are lower eOur guarantee Is better eOur flaancing t. euler and ir®iii '. ; I' 1l· - ' I RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE ~~:-~\:iY I ·' '. ,I I \ Wheel ' . \WHY PAY MORE? I Blaettnars jO,.,.,.,.,,.,,. ( ·,. d . .... MIDDLEPORT .. PORK STEAK 4 Door, atandard trans. Heater 60 Rambler Classic .00 4 Dr. Auto. traDJ. Radio & heater, real nlo:e pounds 59 Rambler American 2 Dr. Station Wagon. Auto. lrans.· Radio and 59 Rambler Ambassador I pound pkg. 57 Rambler Super c BONUS ·BUY! '1595 SAVE $200.00 HUNT'S SLICED OR HALVES CORN We H•ve Plenty Of UHd Cars - He... Tops- Convertible•- 4 Doors - Yudon, . ' IU ~ -COCO WHEATS PEACHES CIR LUCKY BUY METRO PO LIT AN MOTORS OLEO FRESH CELERY l: l9c BONUS BUY! CEE·LECT NAVY BEANS c for • • 7oz. • • • • • • KEN-L-RATION • • • • 15 oz. COFFEE MATE • • • • 6oz. • • • • • - ----- - JELLO, All Flavors Maine Potatoes CRISCO OIL ' • - • • • • • - 38oz. • C MUELLERS MACARONI ARMOURS BEEF BAR -B-0 - - 101 oz. • • • • • VIETTI l'lo. LY :t-IUI HAMBURGER BUNS ' 'ji' .•; ' .l THE DAILY SENTINEL I Paid . .. • • • POTTED MEAT HOI'!l!i!t '· ' BOHUS-JUYI . ,. ·.. ,.I ... - ' R. H. RAWLI'N~S ~ -SONS ~o. S. 2ND AVE. "1i• 'I .. ~~ . 0, , • ., ~ ' . . • FAIRMONT COTTAGE .. CHEEs-E TINY'S DEL1CIOUS PICNIC SPECIAL INSULATED JUG KEEPS HOT KEEPS COLD HAM SANDWICHES SWANSDOWN · ' ,... N!tl£ l!hop, 8oleB Ohio. Call WY 2-2111 or 8ervlee, Pomeroy, Ohio. 31111 at night. I lUte ftS8l 4tltle - • VEG. BEEF SOUP DREAM WHIP lb. bag A-., Ohio .......... a Stomp Store • Open Evenings Til 1:08 P.M. Visit Our Lot Before You Buy C. I. Nye Co. APPLY ltom At A - -- - - CAMPBELLS : I ·... • • • fRUIT LOOPS - BONUS BUY! LIBBY Who .. Ktrntl or Cream Style All Makes •nd Models. Bought Tho STRAVVBERRY PRESERVES - - - ------KELLOGGS • PICK·UP-8,000 MILES NOW Time I KRAFT-12 OZ. VVAX PAPER 63 INTERNATIONAL : WAS _ _ _ _ _ _....., $17'15 Price Tho Lost CUTRITE 4 Dr. Auto. trano. Radio and heater You meet the nicest people on·.a Honda - · fljD.$0 Everyday I T EM BUCKEYE 4 Dr. Auto. trans. Radio and heater, VB, very. clean / J...... I Foodland Low ~:~~:~~~ I. Tiny's THE PRICES YOU PAY AT STAMP STORES heater """ ---· Used Volkswagens YOU FOOT THE BILL FOR TRADING STAMPS I MAKE YOUR OWN COMPARISON BETWEEN TINY'S LOW PRICES AND THE PRICES AT STAMP STORES ! SAVE EVERY DAY at TINY'S FOODLAND! FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH ii~69~03~.'BuiiirtTii00;-~5~13~~J-=~ CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND OHIO lieat. ~~ I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY TRADE-INS 60 Rambler American ="- '· WE RESERVE THE AND LOCUST STREET 100°0 DOWN k I ;' > CORNER OF PEARL e 5 8rake Service ' · 16,000 mile! Bl aetf nars i ~.of CIWI• !he \ The ClvU War t b o Lookooll MllUDIIlA, - 62 Rambler Classic -- ·- furnlshtt. 4apartment. ~v~·~·Ji FOR SALE : Seven r()(Jm oouse MODERN room smd :::::~~~~~::::~::::::::~~~:::::1\1Ln:::t-5:~~3~~M~•=~~"~·~w:· Oll'nCI: BOUIItl .... .. ... t.o t!\'10 p M. DaUJ • 11m111 n~ve~=·other :;a•u,.~:.": IIT.;.a. k ~~A~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ..ei'Utl•t la. . ~nu ' l !• r 150"0 DOWN !il% DIICMIIII on ,... ••• aM tdl ,.141 wltttiJI II ,. • .,._ •, AtU.l Ql rH.ANIU & 08lTIJ • Fo S.l 5 I' D• 'Alan! old !k:rvtC. -. LOinU pel ward. •me oiol... Mlnlmull' Chari• 01• Ll \Anti per word ter rhru• <:aD 1mu111 state CLEAN USED RAMBLERS , REtH.n .ATlONiil =-)e"ttnnRnll 1 •• NJCg llUILD!NG lot . view of lion 7 or 8 165 80 PAINTING (IUtslde and inside. , river. x for !IRic. Walter to grow on sha~es. Mra. ' animals for the love of lt. CloUds." I All kinds roo( work ' Grueser. w~• .,1e. Ohlo. WY 2-3'Z30Riverview s 13 Drive, 30t 'mte. Langavl, able prices . By jub or hour. __ ---~-- · ___ _ __ _ ~ SH t.1288. $ II Ste Phone VI 3-2700. 5 9 12tc NICE FIVE room house. o•l furnace. storm w1ndows I ~ bedroo m brl ck dup-1e:c, and doors, 4 acres level land. 2 blocks fr om downtown Porn· 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1595 10 acres. woodland. Rt. 1, eroy. Call WY 2-5127. Clean interior, radio and heater, PowerJLide trans., PosiMiddleport. Pt·iced at $3800.1 _ -~_:s~ traction rear axle, 8 cyl. engine. Fawn finish. Call wv 2-3571. I Refrigerator $5.00 per month. 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door - ---:--- $1595 5 13 etc : We deliver and sr.rvice them. Professional Dry Cleenmg Local owner. Clean interior, jet black finish, Hydra-Matif, and Shirt Leunclry -: 4-;;R"'oo= M"'s-.-nd-;--;ba""thc-:an-d'- gafden. Call WY 2·2660, r<oldenee. power steering, radio, heater, good tires. I Ho\lr Cleanine On Third St., Mn.,n, W. Va. WY 2-31192. 5 12 3lc 1961 Corv•ir ukewood - - - : -- $1569 Aaterlng and RlfiNirinl Call m -5918 or see Mrs. Clay. Poclceh al\d Zippen Station Wagon. Leta than 25,000 aetu11 miles, 11potlPSI int~r­ ton Lewis on Horton Street. 1 mce a~artment ready i.or. Powerglide trans., radio, heater. Sharp dark green finish Mason. Immediate occupancy. Close 10 lbo. Dry Clunint $2.00 5 13 atp -to town. Plenty free parking. and clean interior, whitewall tires like new. DISCOUNTS I FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home, For Information call WY Z.. PICKUP & PELIVERY ABC CLEANERS full basemen!, cash mortgage 2660 or WY 2-3002. or land contract. WY 2-2381 S 12 3te OPIN lVII. 7!GO P.M. 4 Dr. 814Uon Wagon. Standard trans. & SHIRT LAUNDRY or IVY 2-2488. 5 12 IDtc POMEROY. OHID QUALITY "' - -·- _ _ R IE CAKE MIXES 19 Olo. pkg, '· '' Family Size c 1 l gallon • fU9 Box '. .:; ~ ·,, .... ,.tti'·-· c for �.•. ... ,, . ... ... .. . . .. . . . . . . . . ' · - ~ ..,.... ... ~ : -". ~ .. ·- -·• .. "1'· •- ·· · · · ·--·-·.. .. . __ , . ._.,..._ . . ... .............. .. ' R e t l Sl 0 n e vUe 1 . . :! t. " . ', ~ • • RICK nu fiR OW \ 111 ~ 1-'re:-.!. lrtlernanooal II'' \' I'. IH)D 1L.PI1 - Ilne •l <::: d JootnotPS of tllis lt'lt>V I ~.• :'""",,the qtllt'l f'XIl ol y ~ ' \ I tim; ~eason. Goes to Washington, " up anew as " Daniel 1 Boone." George Burru. minus 1his wife Gracie Allen, wiD team f with ConnJe Stevens, formerly of "Hawallan Eye," in the comedy sene• "Wendy and Me." Smitb ltuml l In acldJhon to MISS I ,Coca, Lhere was Chuck Con-I ."urs who had more longeVIty I m 'The Hlflt>man " than m the I AoQB088 nt'W "Arrest and Tnal. "' whJchl LTapeeUy <t& GtrJ'a aicknam&: poaa. e tnrmt' d til .. JS ra m·':' it'd. I &. Florid& o, rf'nl•·"t \'1\mNh Rid1ard Boone went on fur 1 ctty t _. 111 ~; 1 ,J t';H''-'a' ;md lmo ;- yt•<Jrs <ts '" Paladm ." but the i~·i:es.booN ',t'l<-' r·,,,., 1 r0:1tings ilnd network killed his · progre811 c ·, mv · h,wk~ b~· vid'·o slars new antholog:y. Phil Silvers 13. Mia~~ia1ippl, for one 1··, 11~~ ., ~ornet nw~ ., sm·(•p.;;.;;ful. uSf'd Io be a smash as "Sgt. ., I c· I ed 1-4.. Begtn. JU\ uts t·urren com Y 15. stngleun:lt 1r.:wf often fall . Tilt' Caf'sar B1lk·o. • . 11 Wfl$ a ponr sf'rond tn h1s <;Prte• is a bust. Hiehard ~:gan 16.Bea.st ot nl 4l 11 roaram . Mt;:;~ Cnr<~'s nt'w had no\ luck las t Sf'ason in bur~en n . [;' .. d h d it 1&. MusiC w ~e ries. .. Cr1 nfll .. though mefl1n. 1· · ~-. m P t ft'. an s uwe 19. R<MTUUJ. err. could haVf' rPtnrnf'd. hut a wa sn't a nuke b~' gr ttmg ca n- 1 copper f 1··ht devel•lpf'd o\'t·r l.b:' budg- crlrd agatll thts semester In zo. I~luua .. ... ... ........ , .. • r • -•U ·· t--·...----<o.--' 11 • -- ·--· ~ ./ t,· RI~T I • f • , - ., !4. Prepare fpuorblie&uon 111 1 27 charge 28.Aknitted 37,Ltunincm• celeeli.a-1 b<Jdie:s -4{1. Nothin · shawl 29 . Laud Sl. Mew!u~ of distance 12.Indtans' 4 ~ ID 5 Jl ,V/lZ 13 '/b '.-'/ /// 14 r/ ,.- 6 1 j~ 10 -BUT IT'S SOME;..,, NG WORS~ ~ a:::-. 139 Hondust.an NoUv• or !"" c.,. llv lUNG ~" • • .. • - ........ ~ ·' \ YCV I W FJ DEZQ l" r ll~o FQ .., The meat people at Kro~er guarantee it because stew beef 11 nor 1 1ideline with us, its a point of pride; 10methin~ you should remember your next to 'X B;Q PROC.R4.1\1 lOG Mr ·NO.H fHHOl!UH FHfU>\ V 5 On 5 30 Dmner l\lfu~ ;"a l e 6:()0 S11nset Bh'd. 7.00 S1gn 0\f 7 :111 NPWS Headlmes Musical Clock 7 4fl The u!teline SA TURD/\ V I 00 0hlo Valley Nf'~o~ s 8 I'll World, NatJUnaJ 1\c\1'"1 I! 1fJ Sports 6 I:) Sign On 6 15 Mu ~ ical Clock 7 45 The Lifellne 8 I)() Ohm Valley News 8 OfJ World. National News 8 10 Sports Today 8 15 Weather Pir'ture R 16 \1uslcal Clock 8 15 Weather Pirtw·e I 16 Musn.:-al Cl£K·Ii I 55 Community News 9 00 TaJk ol the Town 9 $ Masoo CounTy N1-\U Wnr~ hlp Hour 10 I$ Public Servl(•e 10 3{1 Lah'l'lstrmg Nl'WS 11 00 Morning Communit} NPWS 5 fl!l World , Natio:-~al .'JE'W!I 5 15 S potli~hl on Spor111 5 25 Wear her 6 15 Mus1cal Clock 10 00 Family no Metocfit>~ IP:WPpf FririR" Churd1 Bells Rmgl 11 45 Wurlt:l ]\jews II 55 Mason t;ounty Np·~~ 12 00 Commumt~ News 12 1'1!> Lor·al NE"ws t2 10 Market s 12 la Mid Oa~ WPl'!lhPr t2 211 E"an!' Hultt'fm H<•ii!U News 0 Grams Agr1C·u111m Agr'nt Country Go Round News Bt'al Coontry Go K.o11nd Nt"WS Bt>at Let's fnKe a B rett ~ News Beat D1sring with Doss 9 ;,~ NeW!< 9 00 Muslf•a l Clnrk 9 :w Song & Storv fim~ • I· cr _,-! CONSEQUENTLV WE SEE "EARTHLIGHT"" FROM TW! EAR'Tl<-IN JUST 'TliE SAME WAY WE SEE "~LIG-Ii" FROM TilE M::X:N UNOE~ REVEI<SEO QlljD!TlONS, "'-1'~~----=----=~-::----:----'~· WJEH RAOIO Tenderay Boneless "' 6:05 Country Music Time 6-00 .S1gn on News 6:to Coun~· Jamboree 1 6 d5 Sacred Heart 6:35 John HarlllB 6 lLI Country Jamboree 6:45 Country Expr·eSJ 6 :lll l•'arm News 7:~ Breakfast Party 6 :jJ Pat 811ttram, 'M-W-F 9:1) Jones Buick Sht>w 6 4!> Me1gs Cl Agr. Ext. 10:1) The Good Life 1 -U{) NewB 10:3S Music In The Air 7 : ot~ Breakfast Party 10:40 UDder Ohio Skies 7:3L News 10:45 Tbls Is Muslc 7.35 Picken.: Rardware 11:00 Top Ten Show (Tues.-Thurs.) 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 7:50 N:ws Report 12:00 Noon News 8 1)0 Bre<lkf.ast Party 12.15 Musical interlude 8 I:J Bright Star Show·Thurs. 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 8 30 Van Patrick Sportt 1:00 Platter P3rty 8.41-' Baker Purnlture-Wed-Fri 5:00 Sundown Serenade 8·5J Open House 6:00 Sign OU . iYJW,DAY THRU FRIDAY Frozen Beef · •·] Cube Steaks 9.11() 9. 35 __________ _ o $1 2 oz. steaks I Kahn's Exclusive Meat Supplier to World's Fair I ISkinless Wieners "·67c I lL~_0~~M_:~s ~·~ ~.?~! 10 Ot Voice of Pt'Ophecy 10 :35 Wash. Reports to People 11 :00 Country Hymn Time 12:00 Noon New• 12:15 The Search 12 :JO Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Billy Graham 1:35 Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church At '.":"ork . 2:13 1be Navy Swinp 1::3il The l:Ug. Lie 3:00 The Quiet Hour 3::15 Sunday Showcase !i< .t.IU Baptist Layman's Hour 5:35 World In Review 16. 196-4 Cl K., SO ·i.!!m!!• JOEl 'I'QOT A GOcQ FA~ HERE' HEEDS A I..OT" d eRINGIN' SACK~ Wl!I.L, · "llW::.'T l CAN ~ • AN" MAKE: MOHeV OOIH' IT I "'"""'I kiDDING, Flavors .. ' ................ . Vegetable Shortening oH,AI.I I '1'11tNK I'M QOIHQ '10 (R( J' cans Orchard Pride t • I e t Applesauce o 0 t 20oz. loaves I $ llt..or-~HMf ...W-., M-n. Ch..W.r •• lcoby IJ!pir.._ -lot.. Moy 16, tN-4 I.e........ ..._ o Kroger Flour....... ~·. ·.·.~:"~'·'·· ........ 10 !~ 79c 0 range Loa f Ca ke ............. ·· 2 "' 25c Carnation Milk .......... ,,,,,, . .~:~~~~~ ....,. 7 .::H $1 Luncheon Meat .......... .... ....... . . ..""'29 - c Corn Flakes . ... ,,, ""·29 .. c Kroger B1scu1 • •fs ·....."-r .................. ... . .... 12_:· 79c .p·aneappIe '. ' ,',w~,'~-~~ ........ • , ......... 3 .:~· $1 lvtkr111llll SAVED UP ENOUGH TO BUY TH A; HA' MU<."H FOR A SECONDYAND HAT THAT"S A NEW HAT CJf t.. '*•Minllfeft "''-•Appl.. 4 •. ·~p;,... Sot., .Ma.y ... ~ I I I I ·· ··~, •••••• Celli ,... ,. 1 $1.03 WI.,NI< WINirlE 21 K...., orn ..,. IS TOO 'l.ili toP VA!ut HAMH ·: with toUPGf' fo p... r..OM fr .. h-lok•• Red, Ripe, Juicy . 111'1 _ . ................... _ Watermelon MortNSah ADMIRING' IT FOR SO LONG ,-.,(.;)'$ So!., MGy 1,, .... wilk •"ffo• &. pllt"cftote el Ill, AT LAST I'VE t~pir•o SO EXTRA ;':69c Westfield Juice 2 ~:::.soc :Half & Half ..........~~......... ~ 25c Coffee ..,.."""' ...-" - -- - 3 bll $1.79 I'VE BEEN 2 oon• K,.ltr II -. Fro&•'" Oran.. Juift pies TIDE Peanut Butter SHE'S BEEN WEARING iT FOR A MONTH FREE TOP VAlUE STAMn with 40,.pon .L purchu• el loz. Washd_, Detergent ABBIE AND SLATI a..... to.t ••lit cal / ···························· t I • ! ..... I ... 1ltit1. er W'i•- .__ ... p;,.. !of., MQy 16. ,.,. icu~dwich 1 p~gt . 12 • - ""''"· C:iii1141MO•• J ..ly lb. Kroger BUT GOON with ~•"f''II & pw. . . . .I 460L .of es .......~f: ~~·.'...... . ite rea Army Hour Herald ol Truth Bour ot Deliverance Wtngs of Healin~t: Bible Speaks to You ~4<a30~In_te_rc_h_a~os~•__________7_oo__s~,g~n_o_r_t___________ 6_W __S~ign~On~------------6-00~~~~gn~Off~-...~~~~ TERRY Bv GEOIIGE WO~IDER BUT t,...,_ *"'"' .. with coupon & p11rchao• .I 1: ·:o Sign On 8:!15 6 35 JMI,..-._ ""~ ..,an I. .I tw• ,tfl;. K..... tn .... Sot., , . , 14. ,... E· Morton Chicken, Sl1NUA Y 7 : 3~ MH'POPYAL.....Aal'l 69C Fish Steaks _ _ _ _ _ 12 ... .... 39c Dressed Whiting __ '"· 19c ,_ with coupon and purchase of ten Asst• r1n ,._ 9 1)(} New! 1 • • a · . , fiSC ';· WMPO Radio 9 0) Coffee With Janet 9 4!:1 Betty Newton 10 :05 Mini~terial Assoc. 9 4~ Family Wor!'hlp Hour 10 W Countrv Hoe Down 10 1111 News Jn 0~ H1gh "rhool Hit Parade 11 ·II:) Swap Shop HI 5li News 11 . 15 Cuumq• Drifters M-W H 15 Mason Ct. Agr. Ext-Tue 11 011 A.rmy rime ll :Ji, Spf'r lal Community tt t> A s L Program-Fri 1J L5 fi'amily Worsnip-Thurs. Programs 11 .15 F<~rm Bureau ! 12 1111 News Roundup ' 12 2(1 Bullel!n Buard 11 4:, Tiny 's Country Hymns 12 00 Noon Report 12 2.~ News 0 Grams 12 30 Saturd8}' Maunee 12 13 Music Jusl For You I 55 News Beat 12 : I~ Goessler's Guest Star~Fri 2 00 Saturday Matinee 12 ·:11.1 Music .Just For You 7 I 3:011 Platter Party 2 55 News Beat 3 00 Salurd<~y Matinee 4 Ia Blaettnar Show- Tues. 3 5!'J News Bem 4:30 Local News 4 00 Di~rin~ w1th Doss 4 ~q Bowling Scores 4 311 Top Ten Revue 5 00 Sundown Serenade· 5 00 News Summary 6 VI! Sign Off 5 15 Dtnner Musicale SATIJRDAV """' s.,,,, M.,. N, .... ~. Boston Roll Roast 50 EXTRA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS . Ground Chuck ·...... ··~' ....... "69c DEW CAULD You gotta admit one thi n~ . Pop! Our donnybrooks are strictly bog league!" -lor:M• Shoulder Roast .. • 4Sc Sbe (o!lpOfl ..,,........ ~My FROM \ ' A.."'tlTY THAN l."rlu .\1 .M.•\.W CL;.~L.A L-'-.:='" .......,. ...... ......... -~~~ & 1'1'~ . , .. This is teoder, gristle free bite size !ltewbeef_ Armour s Pure Lard 3..~ 49c smoked p·1cmcs.. . ""''"lb ...., 29c ..w.'.~" ....."· OBOB Yet~tt'rdar·~ ' N:.TOP'YAWI . . . . . Stew Beef .. · .. . "' 69c 1 are d ifterent. JAWWDWP ~ .t I ..... _Wh.llo H. . a.-.. upl..1 Sat., Moy 16, Roast .·::::: • 45c A Cryptogram Qnotatloa. Z ._ ,,..I._.,.... ..., KROGER J. OK(oiFI>: LLO\\' ! etten~ •, • .. ,. , l'l'/. 41 CUVI'TUQliOTE- JIP.re's how to w· . 't: ' [2 1!. £2 30 t2 4~ 1 5t 2 00 2 5.1) 3 Oil 3 fi.-1) 4 00 • lb. j ! • wlril . ._,..... & ~,._ ef V/ .r:J-13 · .. thC' code Chuck Roast _I Vh (), ·,, . d" simply stands lo r anolhm·. In th " fo1· till' tlt1·ee L'~, X for tltt. two O's. etr. ~ tru p! t" .~ . Lhe lt'ngtlt !Uld formation of the v. I· .. wlifl .,"''"" I. EngHsh Roast ...... 49c V /-";,;,-t-1-+-t--1 AXYDLBAAXR Er 1Tenderay · · lb. 39c I Thrifty ·· · · lb. 35c lb. Swiss C2la. r/ / 42 43 41 ~ lA Thrifty Shoulder Cui 3Z ~ 146. Rascal II" I Squ:: c;, Chu&"l Bonele11 r~;;;-i---1H V -j/_,;: 31 ~ I"" !42. Cw!LOtn 44 . Asial.ia 10 55 World • • tine beef you never have to tr11n &ll'lln at hom• I" lt"LL ~ ~ girt 38. Fauce-t I 'J Volume ''TI!nderay Bre.nd Beef '.fl.kes the gueuwnrk out or buying tine ateab illld roBSt.'l. It's the one ~ ' // 30 '/./. /j'it34 V _/., 36 f'" ~egrG :n •• -A HAIIW•II"u.sr'llll GINZ&.RD-THE MOSf IRRtTAei-E UNIDENTIFIED FL'1lt-G06UECT ON EARTH!! . v-c /// 2) • 33 center ... Gold Cnasl 1 7 ·~ e Enjoy Shopping in Alr-Conclitionad Sto,. Chuck Roast --4-S. Sotk vv;r:s"''--t-t-1-1 //,1 l'i'/ >1 ~ 34. Exctafll&o lion 3.'5 . Diocesan ( ... Nil TOI' VALUI M'AMPI 41.Anyap. pulse sbelfenJ 3 z3 33. abb,, WGrry "wn ....... ' ' Kroger. 1 limn . - . . . Cut for freezer. tion 35. Plaot.!onn 2 1o IT 8EA1S ME HOW qou FELLERS CAN PLAY CHECKERS ALL NIGHT LONG WITHOUT A WINK ,.-l,-f-+vnl /"l•~~ 015 1 '4--jl':~l':~m'?!;16.-i--l r/_/. 1'3 ~ 7.Q ~ l1 31. Lieutenant: I:rr. LltUe JEDGE u.ttent I Jap. ti lfl " to -.,.5tenter ~ ... ten~a,-'• .bn·• o ~ U. Excla.ma.- 8. Extinct poem . Personal :I BEEN PlA" N' CHECKERS WI F at: 26. Coin: bird 9 Doorway Tl F ug111n• · · ., .. lf' w• ,.,.,.. 1114 n~lll Sh,Jil wlth bl.Lr8ting romeb<wk~ 11 ' Thanks mesns ··-•.,.;,.- ., - - -- JZ..;!f %.Cheeked S. =i~ticaJJy -4.Hlghe.st card agency 1. Astem ~•. \ • /6og_e'pnced DON'T MOVE ! lfORe-! 6. Soviet new& Thl're w1ll be plenl.v of rome- I pronoun think s of a pay check. 'h:wk lr'if's ('0mP fa ll. FPSS Par· 28. Spring 1 The failures pil('d up a~ninker. \\ho g<.nwd fame as "Davy 30. ~~!I.: .'' 5TAND 21. Be- Norse ·· 11 ,, ,0 .. ! n\'rr et ; f'ul~ Asteri:!k Sl lll, the visi11ns. nl ~Ut Tt'Ssful On the othl-'r hand. Gene B<.~r- 23. DemlUld like' E vt' .>\ rti en eouldn "t m ll kl:' it, but the pracl it'rll ac1nr . • ; I 1.Current ~- l'OOt inue. Mler all , . r~· . unce '· Bat Masterson." has draft: abbr. Lucille Ball , ja('kie Gl~?ason . =a new hit in '' Burke 's Law '' I ~!· ~=thanem Jack P:.~ar and so m~ othE'rs IAnd Drl\'ld Janssen, former ly_ a / 'Amerli!IIA pullt.'<l thPm (lff The vif'wer privat~. eye m ·· nwh_Hrd. D_la· ·1 reru?l~ may rl?m>'mbi'r how performrrs . momL ~liCl'"' edrd th1s season 26. LyrJc l she used to be in " Pete and Gladys." Craig Stevens, once " Peter Gunn, .. re-' turns as a press agent In ''Mr. Broa<lway " Walter Brennan, the grandp; of " The Real MeCoys," JS a tycoon in another' corning comedy serlt!s. 17.Thu.l ":.~ 121. l • I ,~., IO. Dresa ft. !<'endng 1 \ l OAJL Y CROSSWORD n ' I ,, Inew series; - , ~ ~ s whr• ()no ' .' • - ' . • Crockett" and faDed Ill "Mr. 1 Cera Wllllonu wtll bove "/ ' .- \ •' ' ' ..... Niagara Stri ,,..., 14 ._ •11 · ..... .. _ Fresh Strawberries 3 liJttettKe ... ltc .. ..... . i.; .._ . ., Endfvt leHIICI .. """.... ... 19c . ' "' 1 ,.. ...... ~.$Jo6J .z·u.. ,.,. · . .. . 1 lb ............- ... ....... I Q.H&SuiMn I 1 lid las• 11 ........ ·-oo: lie ~ Hr~ Ctoklta 4tc ~~~ =~~~==~ .. .. ,. ' - II'IICe _,_. • ..... 2 for 45c q', __ , .~.,.,.-. ,. ' . .. .--...... ;._ J9c . ' ,_-'t.·._·,· ·' ~:r. ·-- ....... • I I I ' • ,' '• Largo ovorogo 22·24 lbs. 2 2610, 251 1 19c a en till .... _ 19c �. · -··-··· · ·······' ' •• . •. - . ....... - -..._ ... 9_.,. _ t :i Ladies Night : Is Planned by ·' Amsbary Group Heartmtone Cla•• for .. u Held Mr . and Mrs. Milton Hood p 0tnef0Y pTA Patrol boys were honored and ter. Issac Warton League or List Church held Tuesday even- new officers installed when the America, met at the club house ing. Devotion! entitled , ' 'May Pomeroy Elementary PrA. met .Dear Chester Monda)' even in~ . Baskets F'or Remembering '' Monday ev"!ning at the school, All officers were pre9ent were given by Mr. A II en Mrs . .Domtld McKenzie presidArrangements were made to Hughes . ed and Ute meeting opened with have the lawn and meadow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart con· devotions by Mrs. Jay Warner, mowerl . .Mf"mbe~ who assist~ ducted games during the pro-- followed by the pledge to the In erecting a sign at the main gr1tm hour. Following a short flag ld by Mrs. Harold Lohse"' ~ entrance to the club house were business merting the hosts ser · 4-H club, who also gav~ the commended for their fme JOb vt-d sandwiehes, sala~ . nuts and 4-H pledge led by Jeff Werry. Ladies nig~!:,. was announced coffee to those attendmg mclud- The sixth grade won the attend1 1 for Monday ~ening , May 25, mg Mr . ~d Mrs. Allen Hughes. ance banner. with .all members and lheir Mrs. Willis Anthnny , Mr. and [ Supt. Charles Gibbs thanked wives invi!OO . The men aN' to Mrs. f:di sun Baker. Mr. and the boy~t for a patrol job well provide steak 1:1nd lad1es are Mrs naviri Darst . Mr . and done and Mrs. McKenzie read a asked to bnng a covered di sh M1·s. Smart and Mr. and Mrs . ('{lmmun!cation from MNI. Helen smd table servire. Tea and cof. Hood. Lyons commenting on the good (--- ~f'~·ij l. .be served by the league behavior of the patrol boys al \...18nd door prir.es will be awardf'd lbe. ::;how. the ladies. A work session ha s Mrs. Kermit Walton lntroducbE.>en planned lor Tues•Jay. May f.ld Alvin Stewart ol the Ohio 19. Wallace BradfGrd and Rut' Universilty. Athena, who JPOke Tur h ·rman were in charge of on arithmetic in t.he elementary refr~hmrnt <; for the evening. schools. i Teacht>rs and workers met reOfficer!! were installed b~ Mn. Totlfl Ault Cillf>ll crntly at the ('hPsLer Melhodistl H_arold Lohse, southeast district . h f 1wr p arl\· chur c·h lo ,.."lan Chester. Com· I d1rector , and were Frank Vau1 st Rrrt . . munitv Daily VacatiOn Bible ghan , presl·den t ·, M rs. Eugene Todd Ault . son of 1\·t r. ;.mrf , · Tnplett. first viC1! president; Mrs Garv Aull obc;erved his , School to be held June 2 to June Mrs. Roy Mayer. second vIct . · . · .· · 12 . llrst b1 rthday anmvPrsary Sun · 1 . . president : Mrs. James , da)· evrning al !he horut> of hi~ The mf't>llng opened w1th derd ' M · r b M . J c d I reco mg secretary rs. gTt'lndmother, Mrs Laura Wisf' vo lorrs Y . r~. eanne ar . ~ t M L M Kn. ht M A pot>m .. My Master Was A on. rs . eon c Lg , rs. and son. Frrd .. .. McKenzie and Mrs. Bob Miller, lee cream and cnke were ' Worker. hymn 0 ~t<~ster, Let d I II M ' 'I w Jk 1\''11 Tl " e egates to county counc . r. 1 1 .11ervf'd to those attending in- JY t' a Iee. prayer, v h 1 k b · fl k' · . followKt bv a reading " T e n ~lug an P? e r1e Y as mg cludrng Mr and M r.~. C. . H , · ~ tht> eooperHliDn of all members. Wise, Mr. and MI'S. WliJ am . Conmumdment s For Workers M , ed · , ~- Wilh Yt)ulh ." rs. Charle8 Hayes report Ault and children, and \1r . and on the County Council meeting Mrs . Charle" Bla.sh <~nd son . , P ·Newd offiCers elected were. he ld n-centy I at the Sal Jsury 'b 'I M 1B Gregg. Middleport . Tt1e ~·mmg·r ~~s J -:o n'.·. I> rs. a ace. arton ; School. Ralph Spencer on ~ter al ~o received a pink and VJ( l' Pre~mlt>ll1. Mrs. Carol Pool· h If f h . I • er · S"'<'r"'lllr\' Mrs Ruth Karr a 0 t e Assoc1at on, present· white ca ke with on;: ca ndle from ~ ~ ed ·d · Mr. and Mrs C. H. Wise. Trea~urel'. Mrs. Janet Nease. M ~lpKa_st presJ ents Ptn Thf! dirt'Cior is Mr.'<. Juanita r . l ' c enzle . Spender. I' Ref~eshments were served by 1 1 A film st.rip. "Jesus The the Kmdergarte-n mothers, Mrs. MASON iPrornhwd Saviour,'' was Paul Chapman, Mrs. Guy Guin\\ -~~~ ·' "'"' . --1 shown by Mrs . Frandes Spen- ther and Mrs. Pat Duffy. TONIGHT 1 ler. Thf" losing program was FAMILY NIGHT set ror Fridav, June 12. "SWORDSMAN OF SIENA" Attending ~ere Mrs. Juanita SLcwart Granger and Spener. Mrs. Franes Sr.Jener, · Sylva Kr.srina (Ci m•mascope & Color) Mrs . Jeanne Card. Mrs. Ed- 1 - andI mu nd Life, Mrs. Mael Barton, ''THE HOOK" Mrs. Delores Holter. Mrs. LanKlrk Douglas Nick Adams do Clay , rs . Kathryn Windon, Mrs. Jlcob Gloeckner enter~ 1 tained the Daughters of R u t h Moy l4-1S 1 \1rs. Juanita Will . Mrs. Bernie class of the United Methodist Thur.·Frl. Bailey, and Mrs. Goldie Fredchurch Monday afternoon at her "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" erik . home, oak St., with Miss Car· Stewart Granger, Pier An.~~:eli rle Yeager as co-hoetees. GIVF.S PARTY (Color) '111e meeting, In charge ol Mrs. "A PUBLIC AFFAIR" M". Harold §auer held o Minnie Neutzllng. pn!lldent, opMyron M(:Cormi ck birlhday party at th~ Pomeroy ened with devotions by M Is 1 topic Kifidergarten class Monday af- Ada Genheimer whose ternoo.n in observance of the was. " You Shall Teach." Mem1 lith birthday of her daughter, bel"8 answered roll call with a Joy. Mrs . Sauer served ice Mother's Day verse. creamcups, decorated cup cak- Reports of the secretary POMEROY, OHIO es, each with a candle. and gave treasurer were approved. TONIG-HT &: THURSDAY bal- contribution was made to t 1 favors of party hats and I loons. Pink and white co) or church. A birthday card was i NOT OPEN scheme was carried out In t n e en Miss Yeager whose bll'lhdl" 1 FRIDAY thru TUESDAY 1 refreshments. She was assist- WM May 6. M..y 15-19 "LAWRI!NCI OF ARABIA" 1 ed with the party b~· the teach- Miss Lucretia ~eimer pre(Technicolor) . er, Mrs. Larry Wiley. tented the program using u Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinneu I her topic, "As we pass by" and Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif, TO MEET WEDNESDAY read , ''Faith Of Our Mothers" Jack Hawkins.L Jose Ferrer. Arthur Kenneay, and Claude by Arthur B. Patton. Several .!lain•. The Guild of Grace Epblco-- poemlil were abo read. A Sam Spiegetoavtd Lean I pal C~urch In Pomeroy will A salad course was served production their fiut meet at the yarlsh house W~d· by the hostesses, during t h 1 sjnce. "The River Kwai." Running time: 3 Hrs. 45 mln. ne_sd ay eve_mn~ . a1 8 p.m. WI th social hour to Mrs. Albert Al-~~-~~~·e _G~~-=-- ~h!~~- ward, Miss Nelle Bing, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs. Mart Crary, Mrs. Neutzling, Miss Lydia Ebertbach, MJsses Ada and Lucretia Genheimer, Mr5. Des' sie Patterson and Mrs. Frank Stewart. A B..utlful Ii ' i l' \ 1 1 l' ' l l l l ; Women's DRESSES . I ;' . I 1 : I • • • • • • Styles for e Capri Pants several, dres- eBoy Shortl sy street type dreSI· eo, shlrtwalst.t and sun dresses, aheer1, cottons and jerseys. Mrs. Gloeckner Entertains Church Class j ' MEIGS THEATRE ' 1 I 1 .. ~- 'I ' - • ! - EDITOR'S MAILBAG - --.·- =-=::-x eSkirtt .' ' REOATTA ~. IAipirod.., .> -. tbeopentN &Ad tel< aproya jaWltilJ rope·ulmmed oxfocd. Carefree and ..... ~ lailo.ed f0< bappy ti-. • White < Delectable knee ~nls topped by a floral print blouse ••• 1 moet appetlzin& look. The knee pants in b!utberry, tortoni aqua, cherry fllp, butter pecan, pistachio, black or white CCJtton poplin, sizes 8-IB. ~barber collar ~OUSt in co.ordinatina; cottocl printt. ooml0-40. · ELBERFELD$ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSTER BROWN KNIT WEAR For small Boys and Girls, Larger Boys and Girls. Play Wear, Dress-Up Wear. Mlim Short Sle•w Half-Price Sale of Toys On the Main Floor-Thursday, Friday and Satur· day. (As long as they last). These toys from our regular stork. Toys for boys and girls of all ages. • Black 5·99 eBrown Narrow 1: Wide REGATTAS • Fa-ded Blue Widths bout lhl>? A Laurel Cliff Resident, Womenl Sh1nmant FULL FASHIONED anti l•tra Lar.. SIP WOMENS PANTIES ~1 &auge - 15 denier our Shanmont qu.alit:J' . the new eolDrs beigetone and Blush tone. Size1 8~ to 11. 2 Whlte-ln Thll Sale ·~~· $]-«10 39c These are very hleh Trade-In , Your Refrigerator On a new RCA Whirlpool on tbe 2nd floor - (U•ed Refrlgeraton are on ale at our warehouse on M• ebanie Street, Pomeroy} lALII t fl. 1>J 12 foot htmi- lnfantl Wear (Excellent quality) AXMINSTER RUGS INFANTS PLISSE KIMONOS - - - - - 69c INFANTS PLISSE NIGHT GOWNS - - - 69c Good teleeUon of ptHernt INFANTS STRETCH SLEEPERS ou l.b.e 2nd lloor. $2.50 SUmmer Blankets, Cra.wlen, Dretse1, Caps. HaP, PlQ Wear. Visit the ..infanll wt~ar on the malo Ooor. For 8oy....Sl• J hi 11 . lCRILAN SHIRTS CUSHION SOLE GOLF SOCKS One tlze fits aD 10 to liS All 1izet1. wblt• wltb multi color crew top, 2 pain ••• $1.00 Comfortable abort ~~etou. •IY to launder, white and. all eolon. In aU 11.111 3 DAY 4 SALE. $1.64 - ';.~" 10 01. 1ui<l- Food. Por loytiiiOO't- BOBBY SOCKS Premium Soft Cotton 3 ·~." All lial from .• Ortho lloce 1 pt. L1. to 11. - (t1.111 quallcy). IWu ooJ. ora •Dd: HJI• to teled !rom. About 110 to NIL Wbllo thoy loot $1,.. .... CO~~ ~.95 0\lrable, washable, quick ilr)'lnc. $l48 NEWI CAJILC:O HI·TEN Reversible Heirloom •edspr•d• Plastic Plant Boxes HAVE DINNER Mr. and Mn. Clat"ertCe ble entertained wi&h a dinner Sunday at their home, West . Main-1t. Guells were Mr. and Mrs. Rlcho.rd Struble and 10111, Gordon, Doug and Bryan of Carroll and Mr. and Mn. BUiy Williamson and children, David and Darla. Callln& In the after. noon were Mr. and Mr1. JGIBph Struble and ""'· MichaeL • A cookout wa1 held evening at the home of Mrs. A. . Morgan, Athena Rood, In obl8l'Vanee ol Mother 'a Day. Present ...,.. Mr. ond.Mn, Roc· er Morgan and Keith lll!d Kat1iJ ol Middleport, Ml" Catby Woll ol p_..., and Mn. - ..... Super quality. Heovy duty. Smart l<alloped dellp, sleek styling. Paatol areen and Ivory. 18 I N C H - · - - - - - - - lh 24 INCH $1.49 30 INCH $1.69 36 INCH $1.H Aloo All SIMI Plont lox• with rollod odtJ•• O.rk grHn• !liNCH ~ 24 I N C H - - - - - - - - 99o 30 INCH $f.W 36 INCH $1.H · 42·1NCH PASTI!L COLOJI _ $1.95 . Conaoleum VID)>1 Floor Coverlnp teum $U5 to $29.91 Olher SptNdt from ,, Woll Coverinp - 'IVa and UJed appU. - 1nte1. OILUXI BARBECUE SETS Fo_r OUtdoor Use. l'urner - Fort - Tonga $1-89 .... I I ' :::·the Lanes will be open from noon to 5 p, m. and wlU be operated by the Jaycees ud 1he Rutland Safety club. Vehicles with allltemJ in life condllion will receive 1 1M4. safety 4heck windshield 11ticker. All area motorist. are urged to "Join the Circle ol. Safety. Check your car, check your I speaker • 1 L' ·IOVIle . d-- . T Chill' the I NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS AttJiactive ll"OIIPI ol current pitterna 1114 tolon ill 111Mt Seller" fabrlca thai 1<0 band aolecle4. Included In lho wortriteutl are iiaerotl 111d Cotton printl, Printed PaUt Point PiQUe, Dan Blver Checked qlftlblr., Stenlaobr, Dacroa J'luflon Cnpe in 10Ud1 end prtnll, Denlml Ia alrlpea ond oolldo,, Quoclrlto Cloth, llripd ond llo1kl . Docron, Arnal Crept iD white and paatoll.· .' . Prices R•nge From 491 .. $1.69 yd. be : - - -- - 'I Pilot Rides Doomed Plane Down to Crash, Kills FI"ve '* aa • I oi l rae. ·~=:~=:~to~clepafJ. the olftce foor yean ogo but Hebert'l F105D jet ·waa armed with 1,000 rounds of ed cbolr singing the choral re· lb The te~pe~~t~re am :om~r~ l Man!ty, Meigs county deputy llllde public J'rl· lnat to Coleman. who wu SUP' 20-mtlllmeter eannon lhell.s and six sm1U practice aponse and receaalonal. /"ness 1~ " 1 ~ 8 locicoo t' sher~!. The State Highway Pa· DRAFT CALL ported by DISaDe. bombs. • Senior class olllcers are MJ. egreea an c 011 Y ay a l trol Auxiliary meeting in a near- WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'lbt ;i day. . . j ' · Shorlly before the· ·~ '~ ' _ 'lbt stale chalriDan omo Iller from Port Arthur,; Tu., Charl01ton to burn fuel down In ~-- aa qdonal oommilteeiDIII. waa to ............... with. tbo ~ to rodtiCI welibt lll!d ' pro bol:iDI .show "'""' Each alate baa a miD aiiJl tankef WodneOI!aJ be l'ldJDed then return 1D Nellla. :, · 1be aenafor "::!.~• felt Ilia n« ~ ~ '=::..~ womu 111 tbe llemoc!tatlc NQI- the lllghl CGitrol.to\Mr. tliatl.o J, Jl, · t10111J CommlttH wiiich fonrlo woa 1o11n4 oltltutlt. · · ' 'I·· . ·•~· L · Postmaster Edgar E. Arnold and Mrddlcport Postmaster • percentage of the farm's "0 "' She became Ill Tuesday mom· p I c ' Imal production o( the wheat Ill>' and Rutland 10 motorista may let the free and voluntarY ~g. wasthtaken to ro~r hos~~- ~is week May 18- ports and the container itself reage, within the allotment. 8 · a?" e~ trans err to vehicle safety check. - 23 lS Mail Box Improvement 1 lookmg bnght and free from I Thus a program cooperator today. Cheek lanes will be set up at Pomeroy· Middleport I ,~~~ ~:.p";...~)td>::: THURSDAY, f"RIDAY, SA effect on rural and star route mail boxes say Pomeroy bushel. They WID be based on I $10.95 - Chrome EclaiDC of aD typ- . et. Pute and Ae<:tstorie~. For Bicycles lAwn 14ower•- Used Furniture it wu announced by the Jaycees Iumbus F aolortA>ne vat dyed boclapread with 1 white btlrloom deolin. J'ull lilt b Gl'l)', Du1tJ lloli, Gold, 4locoo, lloille, eVIItt lllterr.llll Mechtnle lt. War•hou• For S.ndrau - l'or IJnG- and Sunday May 24, E Heavy quality - .aU cottoD - Wllbtble - tolorfalt. A o quort ~ ~o~;~·f.~erti:~~:~sof~~ :::~ 1 ENAMEL exterior aod. llliterlor. Postmasters AsK' Patrons To Spruce up Mail Boxes Rev Masters Conform• to boby'a bodJ for comfortable IIUPporll Durable 1m.ooth white pllstJe .eat with revenJble vinyl covered pad. Adjulloble, removable metal aland 1oclal on becl: of uat &o aupport 1t different aqlea. POUR HOUR llOO BABY SEATS ="'"""'"" Tt'me to Pal'nt hlelel checked in the 1M3 na· dren 8 hospitaL Tuesday after- I Week The pOStmasters ask 1 rust 1 receivmg a price support loan tlonwlde safety check needed .nr.n. M.r. and Mrs. Gr:r ' each patron to examme their ·'T'tl(; name and owner should and certificates will re-ceive .a immediate attention to one or t 5 mommg were In Colum us 1 OOxes as to appearance and con- be on the s1de of the box v1s1ble natiOnal average retllrn of $2 more of the items affecting safe with their da~~r who 8! last dition They should at least I to the carrier as he approach· per bushel for his domestic 10 8 driving conditions. Last year report re~. semt-con· protect mail from the weather.: es m on the door where boxes share and $1.55 for his export slfety checks were conducted by SCJous conditiOn. even if not terribJy handsome.! are grouped The assigned boy I~hare provided hlS 1964 yeil4 S,fiOO comnnmitiel, counties, --~ 1 tli=z;; a, m&IM!i!G!m1!1!1 But it takes JUSt a Jtttle more. number also may be shown. 11S equal to 1s normal pr~ mUltary lnstallatkmt, Industrial like sorue paint. to keep the sup. Believe it or not tlw condi· rtion .a~ he _has .the minimt.DD plant&, governmental agencies, lien of your mail box is a reflec- quahfymg diVersion. youth groupa, new car and tire IS lion of what you are . Pass ing Tis is one-third _more. thaD dent on the aecond ballot after man he lavon either Lake driving, cbeck a"ldento. Even dealers, and olher organizations. lOllS I peop:e grt a P"lty ,ound h!nt ht would have received m the il!vorile 1011 deiOf!atea cut their County Cllairman Joseph SarOiy our host drivers are poor riJks Itema to be checked will be as 1o what sort of fnlks live 1absence of the new JegtslatlOD jlrat !QWld votes. Morton Nelpp ol the Lucaa If they are driving carl with braku, frOilt and rear Ughls, • with the mail boy they see !enacted for tis year'a crop. ( Goldwater told I news ccn-- ~runty organization 81 Dew bad brakes, worn tlra, or oth- steering. tires, exhaust system, 0 ICO Say Casci and Arnold · "We Had the new program not been terence whlcb fol,~ h~ ap- s~te chairman. er Deglected items.'' 11us. windshield wipers, rear· Rev· JetTY Masters. Po me. . . Know you are some of the fln· 1enacted, wheat would have had tor lao said h felt Tbe safety check gives every view mirror, born, and seat roy Church of Christ, will deliv- Pomeroy L10ns are mvtted tu est people in the country. Why Ionly price support Joana at $1.16 arance as &be fall IllY for Qrcus Salntl IDd: Sinners 1be l!nl I C:.S motorist h1l chaDce to balp belts. er: the sermon at the Pomeroy attend the 4{Jth anniversary cel- not lel the public know this by , per bushela verage for those [ 0 make hil!l community a safer The llfety check In Meigs H1gh school Baecalaureate ser· ebration of the Chillicothe club · the neal appearance of your staying within their allotmeuta. ncheon that be would not ac· Coleman ,should be repla on May 21. Lion Willis Leading- 1m"il box.·· 1 vice p;re~ aelec- the states nallonal COIIIIIIIItea- place to live. Equally Important County 1o pari of the aMual vlre Sunday at 7:30 p. m. If the nomlnallon went to man but did not lndlca(e hll 1n the lafetr cbeclt lao the chal· Na~ Vehicle Safely check Opening lbe program will he bam said a new club will 'one else. He 11kl he would choice. ~ leDge to aU drlvera to check for communities sponsored by the chatrnUln. Rev. C. Melvm chartered durtng the celebration. i ADMISSIONS - Denver Queen Power Outages for 111 lhe Senate. Coleman, I MarysvUie attor· their conduct behind the wbeel. Aulo Industries lllgbway Safety Alkire, pasror of Pomeeroy Me- ! Other business concluded Wed- Carpenter, Jean Moore, Syra- One Hour Reported lltl , . ney, seeks rwlectiorl u chair~ 8oth safe can and safe driven committee and Look magazine thodlst church. , , nesday at Hotel Martin follow· l cuse. WASIIINGTON Pruldellt man and predicted be would are needed to check accident~," with thee ooperation of the AJ- Tbe Mind Ch~r will smg dur- ing hmch, was eumpletiun of DISCHARGES - Genevieve Tne CoJumbus and Southet'D wmtl federal depart- continue in the office. the Jaycees aald. IOclatlon. of State and Proviu- lng the proeess)()ll&l and t ~ e arrangements for Ladies Night Imboden, Pomeroy; Oris Harris, Ohio lt~leetrlc company anlKIUDt!to make IVf!!IJ possible At the aame Ume. former More than half a mU.Uoa ve- clal Safety coordinators, Do't:ology at th~ call to worship. by Jack Carsey , cbatrman , and 1 Mmersville , Louise Bartels, ed today that power will be afl employ pb.yslcaUy bancl~ Gov. Michael V. DISalle, who Rev. Alkire . wtll give the mv?" beartng the report of the nomm· Pomeroy. l in the following areas Frida1 or meftlaUy rellrded put Coleman In •• slato cbaircatlOII folloWed by the Lord ating rommottee, to be publish·! .from I p.m. for about one hollr. who qllallly for jobl. man alit y.ars ago, waa repol'lprayer by the mixed cholr. ed later. SEE CHASE TECHNIQUES weather permiWnc, Route -~ 10¥~ u an em-- '!d lltpportlng Athena County Rev. Joseph R. Kraly • St. I Guests were Carl Musser , of Techmques ~ lawmen ebBS· from Flatwood-rd north to ~ JDtendi to.._ Ilia ... Chairman WOllam Lavelle for Paul'• Lutheran Cbu"h will Mr. Carsey: Ted t' rank. ong speedy drivers was mown llngham, Hemlock Grove, Klpp . ca be done to mate the chalrmanshlp. rtve the scripture reading and I James Danner. and Ken11eth ~~ a 4 ~ mmut.e color and sound. I buryof'll, liarrisonville and o1: t)It ebWU.. ol Youns, who . will heocl the ~ proyer. 1be mllle<l choir will Grov., of Harold Brown Karl film highllghtr•g the ''raternal l town, and vicinity. · IDU· Illite tlckelthia year •• a canNORTH LAS VEGAS, Nfl'. (UPI)- Fighter pilot 1st •InC the rosponae to the prayer Knutt~r. president, presided. 1Ord~r of Police meeting .1• Gal· \ n1i> oulafie Is • ......., .. 111 ptl'IOIII, didate for rHiecllon, ll8ld · bo Lt. Raynor L. Hebert wu on a routine filebt from Nellis and "Onward Christian Sold, lipohs Wed""'"'y nght m the permit crewmen to replact Jllll tbal employ them, did not want the national eom· Air Force Base- an illlliJht refuellnJ mlaalon with 1 lero." Rev. Alkire wiD give the LOCAl. TEMPS momrpal bmldmg Attendllli l lnsulalors aroond Route 13. " JohMM Jl!d mtlteeman'l position. He sougbl KC13~ linker plane. henedlcUoo followed by the mix· . from ,Metg• rouoty was C. W. . y=· ANOTHER SHIPMENT audden • - Whlll r« ,•' ~.95 ...,•!. /;OJ Jine (Plper Apache) awooped ~w over Long Beacb Municipal All'fiO~I. Wednesday before .... ting d0wa. Mrs. Smith stepped ~t of tbe plane and almoat her (irst words were "1 would kwe • 10 apln.'' But sbe added CLEVELAND (UPI _ Sen f(utckly: "Not right now. I'm~ Stephen M Young today caned lng to stay on the ground for al f the ~ster of Democratic \Ill\ a week or so." ;~te Chairman W llllam L. Col PHD..ADELPIDA- Sen. Barsaid in letters to the 11' . Goldwater predleted Tbura. Democratic State Central Com-.UY that be wocld wln tbe He-- mlttee wbic~ meets in Columgqbllean nomination for pres~-- bus Monday to elect I cbalr- ; An outltendin& essortment - inludinl Hobnail milt &lui with amber fount, milt 1lu1 with dainty floral decora· tlon and mUl: Jlaq with colored fouot in bl~~ob ur ~etb)'R. Attnctive Swiu dot over paper "~D lbadt. Ortho Rose Can SPECIAL Oust and ·79c - Young Calls For Ouster Of Coleman BOUDOIR LAMPS SAVI 40o .! "::d w.;. Dnvers • ·urged t 0 Gel cafS Checkedon Saf. ety Factors U11 It to eover ehaira, benches, freme aurface1. Oan be eEaeh piece marked aceord.Jn& to 1ize and weiJ:ht. 11.4t - KNIT SHIRTS $21.00 ntese eeauine stmmona Rollt.w•y• are handy. The7 ...,. lp .oil ·me., have • floe 'bineraprtna thai folda ricbt up in tht bid. You can roll them baek wben not in use. See them OD lilt on the Srd floor. tan, grey ancl $lOO Modernly styled. Handy carrying Handle. Use as an Intake fan or simply turn it around and use II aa on exhaust fan. Equipped with a 2 speed switch. . be eemented. It ie wuhable, resilient and eom:ftm~:ble•. ..lh ltZII t TO II J- SALEI DOMINION 20 INCH BEDS to 1964 Wheat Sign-up is Extended Dependable makes. Bia aeledionl. Upholstered Gilden and Chaii'J and Ch#IA Loune• Steel and Aluminum Glid~n - Foldtn& Chairs, Roekert and Chaise LountN. Select now on the 2nd floor. easily cut, bent, or rolled into any Cape. Piecq can for<U. II will be a ''loot war, are e<>m(lloted, ...,. Americans a hard war," be uld, But he may be brought home but "it stll4 there wu no quetllon In may be necestary for others hll mind thai "perslJtem to he sent out." cullon" of. pbml made by t b • " In reply 1o a question about South V~ and I h el r criUclsm over use of World Amerl<an · advlson woold lead Wit ll vlntqe U.S. Air Force to auccess. planea In South VIet Nam, Mc-He "c:oulcin'l estimate 1 h 0 Nomara said be and Gen. Maxtlma" 11 will take .to achieve well D. Taylor, chairman o1 the victory. He said 8 Salgm r• Jobtt Chiefl ol staff, be4 di• port altiibuted to him that the CUISed them with Air Force war !hero mJgbt last five 11) leaden In Sa~on, and added eara wu 1 .. tete error .. that "there Is no questlon that Y oomp • !hose aircraft were well cb.., -U mort Americana are oen" foc the type of war being needed there for tralnln& pul' woged. HARRISBURG. PI (UPI)- do I am rolnC to support it they want and the kind d platFormer PreBidenl Dwight D. In Ita declaiOIII and do whatever form they want." Eiaenhower today proolalmed I can-! CID't do very much." The former Prealdent, d.. bls s1r1ct neutrollty In the He- Wben CP,IOI'Iod by newamen 011 tcribed also aa leanlni IDward SIGN HOSPITAL WEEK PROCLAMATION - Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, left, and Middreport Mayor pubUcan presldenUoi race and reports ol GOP plana for hll Pennsylvania Gov. WUUam W. Smith si~ a proclamation declaring May 10·16 National Hospital Week. Many persons in Meigs Count:r Lee said he would DOl try to "die- leadership, Eiaenhower oald; Scranton aa hll cbolce went .::.:ec.I.:_P_::h:.:o.:_ to::··= = - - - bte" a cbolce lor the party's "Does leadenblp D<OOBSirily oot of bls way lbil momln& to use the facilities of Meigs General and Meigs Memorial Hospitals in Pomeroy . - Se:.:n:.:t:in nombtaUon. mean puitJna )'Oill' f1nCtr on the aplke sucb ljli!OCiallon. . !f''i'iY '···<· ··; ,; Rotumlng to Pennsylvania actual per100." Further dul> EIJenhower conceded be had PROCLAMATION after a flv ..month winter slay lng the hopes o1 varloua GOP asked Scranton to live "deep In Callfornla, the general said lactl001 wblch had hoped f.., thonghl" to oeeking the llllDlinlt would he neither "practical bls support, he aald: "I, by no aticn before blo Dec 14 depar· WHEREAS hospitals maintain health care services foi' every person in these Ml' wtae" to pick a candidate mealll, beHeve it ia proper f« ture for Callfornill but added eommunlties on a round·the-eloek basis; and "and e>peet oil the RA!pubU· me ID aay Ibis Is the man and any fut.re COIIIideraUoo 11 "hil WHEREAS hoopitalo work with other health agencies in safeguarding the health ' cana, just ·~t all HepubUcana. just like (Scranton'I) decision." But the of WHEREAS our eltluna; hospitals and 1 th 1like a.. herd ol obetp -·-serve as edueatlo nal Institutions, for many types of hospl· . ELSBERRY, ~ ,. tiny ID At nm a~-way. tal persoue I and cond urt ed unIIona1 pr ograms for vanous · - •. _ ... .au.~.~~ ........ ntu on- a herd o1 aheep to l1lll that fonnor Preafdent added: groups o f our e•'tlzens; Missouri !arm rown today lays an ....,.... m new1 c way I just don't think tbll II "Evorybocly knows I like and '111e 1964 Wheat program signIII r~ 111 favorite oon, Rep. ference bel~ ~~ted either wise or practical." him I urged him lo run for the WHEREAS hospitals Iff engaged In re search for the prevention and cure of Ill· up period has been extended one C)~~ D-Mo from the PI ai Cit ElsHibow<r baa been cJe. governorship. I thin1l he Is • nen; and w.,k accordi•g lo Way"" Cllaae, ·Pnildiill llylng : : ":sl~I> , IICI'Ibod _.Ilia only Ropllll.._. •I'll' . ~bla ......... but I WHEREAS each member of the hosplt a! stall eontrlbutes In a speeiflc way to chairman of the Agricultural In l"'')l YI~IIIIIn&IGot· and former oupport ID lht choice ol 1110 wlln ean atop the 1111'10 ol 11. I. !Wok I r.wld ~ oboul the eare of pallento; 1Stabilization and Conservation Prooldenf JiarrJ Truman WP GOP Ilona! ventioa. rt· Sell. Barry Ooldwaltl' .el Arlo ·- ..1 o'llolln; · ,.aE 1T RES~IID lhal Pomoroy·Mid dleport, In re<ognltion of National Hospl· coo•ty office. The new final arl~lnlllilwnlrom hll Indepond- jected ':.cwau:'he would be-...,.. ......... lor the JIGIII. · E-wer said be baa no Ill Week, May 10·18, salules their hospl tals for their eontrlbutlons to the public date IS Friday, May 22. ' •••• 1\14. bome to attend the come pari o1 any "otop I1IC)Mo lnatlon ot the eoovenUoo """' Immediate plana ID meet with welfare, (or high standards of care, for e ducatlonal and research programs t h at If a producer desires to gel )...~ ·,;n,l<:o. Cannon born ment" and sold President John· In& July II In San Francisco Scr..ton. who baa lloted he i.l each year raloe these standard• to a higher level. price suppo't l"""' plus aareh~r• ~ JO>!I'I ago, rose ti.~ son could he ~ten witb tho But the general ~ibod I otop not oeetin8 tho nomination but Signed age diversion payments a•d cer· tbe · r~¥ of Missouri polltiCI urtght COJ$inatkln" of platform move~ent u a 11lly ldDd. of will a~t a~~~ But the genCharles Legar, Pomeroy Mayor tificates based on his share in to bocome dean o1 the u. s. lind candidates.' thing. oral ll&ld: Ill probably see Lee Smllh, Middleport Mayor 1the domestic and export mar1ket. he n~s to sign up on or J..I~ of Repreaentatves 1 n d SUmmJD& up his position, tbe ul am hoping that the Repub- him Ia tbe near future, just as IT&K}f"'UY~§W%E::-&··'"''w.'~;·r-u=%~"'"'' 't ~ir. the powerful House A~ former ebief executive said: . Ucan party, in the malnstream a _ma.tter ol accident ,If nothilli fh.f:~J~L::~t;;>t;>~:" tJ.¥fii'ft~ti}3:' .,,n before May 2.2 and be a pro~l~liona Committee. He died "I just know whoever 1o nom- ol ito thinking, will decldo who elle." gram cooperator. Tlleoda ed I ol to pport g;! ! To become a cooperator I 91 ..1 he.art ailment Y· lnat am K ng SU • wheat produc<!r remains within --And I don't want to be--alter Lola Greer Found LONG BEACH, CaUl. - Joan all. 1 am an ex·politlclan-1 his acreage allotment, devotes Merriam Smith, her blonde bair ohould not he In the position With Brain Tumor his diverted arm to con...-v· ""''lef lind frecltleo sllowln&, d trying lo dictate ro tbe R.. Lola Kay Greer, nine-year· lmg uses, and rultills the prowao bome lodtl)l with a troubl.. publicBn party what It lbould old daughter ol M,. and Mrs. gram's oth•r requiremenls. Tho pbp!d 57-day solo !Ught • ' Lowell Greer, near Portland ! ~. the world to ber credit. Mei,:, county's voluntary vehicle safety check spon· waa reported th~ morning to per bushel and the export onea , Her rod and wblte, twin • ... have a brain tumor and remains . h •· " sored y the Jaycees will be held Saturday, May 16, In Children's hospital in CoIt's time to put Spring house cleaning practices into WI11 ave a va1~e o1 cenloit • will be with us in the Carpet Dep;lrtment on the 2nd Floor. Come In and talk with Lees Mill representative (Friday the 15th). ROLL·A·WAY tloo" needed to IAICCOed Ill cJo. pooes, they will he aent. And featlna the CoiDIIlUIIitt flllerllla u certabt lralninl 1'!"11'111111 • URETHANE FOAM REMNANTS IIMMONI ar -;j;;jjij!;~jip;!ij~··l This Fridar The 15th The Carpet Man From "Lees" Portable Window Fans value~ in Men• Terry Knit CENfJ e Square on GOP Fence Porch and Lawn Furniture A • .,... ln In Larvt STOCKINGS PRICE FIVE ( A complete size rang' for women and girl• PiDk, Blue . Bertha Parker. COOKOUT HELD ••· two way conn~ solid color -- tan, green, grey or blue - to matcb trout· ers. whlto-4 pairs to a packaJe. Sizetl 10 to 13. 1 have •een on televlslon, heard on radio, read ln n•wtpa· papen, "Keep Otrlo Clean." Now I am asking a question. · Is it permissible to throw all 1 I kind o{ trash In vur llreliDI !and creeks? The creek on Laurel Cliff Road, Route 124, II a sight. I don't thJak anythlna can be named that hasn't beeo thruwn 1n the creek. Can1 somethln& be dono Can't aomethln& be ciont 1 WORK SHIRTS Two pockets, short •leev- "It II very Important to ...,. tlnue to Inform eon,reaa," MeNamara ll&ld today. "I would he very happy to do that." 1be ......,tary also IDid newtmen at an airport new• cooler· ence liter stepping oil hll plane !rom Saigon: -There will be a atep.up In American t r al n I n 1 of both ground and air unlit ol the South Vletnameae f6rcea. In tbe months abead, be said, the number of Vletnameae •I r force pilots will be doobledreportedly ID about 800. -"'!be path ID victory w Ill be long" bt South Viet Nam. with "courage and lmagina· '·. eJackets SALE PRICES NOW ON ALL Meah weave, In all white-or In blue, ·1 I' • K'J'ckeft eSurfers . eBiouses Mens Breeze War Summer Socks , I I e Knee WomensSitH 1 \'· • Jamaica Shorts • ; 1 l e Bermuda Shortt f. • Ml-ond POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 25 " WASHINGTON (UP!) - De,. ,..,. Se<retary Robert S. Me~a1111ra, predl<tlna a Ion 1. ~ war In South VIet Nam, o8Jd today that' be would "be r~ happy" lo brief Congresa A \he progress o1 that anti-- · Cori>munlsl struggle. " Qjl his return from a !().boor vtill In Saiaon. McNtllll8l'll waa aakid wbelher be lbougbt reI ...Wed congreaalonal Inquiry fn. to tbo war would aerve a u.eeful purpose. The House A r m e d Service Committee plaDJ to call McNamara to testUy partlcuo Iatif concerning the 'quality of U.$. aircraft and other eqol!>' ment In use In South Viet Nam. eSilm Jlms now and summer, come in and choose -------------------~----------~ ' THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1964 cNamara Predicts Hard Asian Make YOUf selections now while our stoclta are complete. Choon lrom- • Tapered Slacks DRIVE·IM '! I ' VOL XVI (See Page 3~ :: ! ...,.. r. ru fli•••••• Dl r• .,......," .hw • • ' 1 I •lilllo-. • Pedal Pusher1 Chester Bible Schoo/J'n June Is Planned i Fllir ad o llttlt ooo1er .._ . . 1.. FrldaJ lllr ... • • Hospital~ f Is .Observed itt Meigs Counf( YEA'I' REB Jeanie Sportswear by Blue Bell· Flip . ( Hospilal Week Emphasizes Services Prtvided by Mr. 'S Faciliti~s S.. Our Complete Une Of Double New Group Of ... ~ ~ BARGAINS AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 :• " Thursday (9 to S), friday (9 to ·S) and Saturday '(9 to 9) OWcers are Installed by ]Idles Digb.t when the officers were ho!lts for the Hearthstone Cit the Kenneth Amsbary Chap- Class me-etln@: of lhe First Bap- .- ' • • • · FIDII plans were made ., . -· 16-Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0, May 13, Mf!f!tia, .. .. ~ - .·'.-;. "' :It ~ ·' orpnlxa!lcll ., ebael W'mebrenner, president IO. t5 8 · m. by room was mv;ted ID see the ·Defenae llepartmenl baa oolt4Jfl Alita Carpenter, vice president: film. SeloC!Ivt ServiCe to lndud . . . Kitty Persinger. aecretary·trea· CITED TO COURT ,men Into the Army durinC ,lair. . surer. '!be ~ss motto Is "'11tc '!lie Ohio State Patrol has TO PRESENT AWARD!! 'lbt quota, announced W....... • 'There II no prov~a~on. lao o1 v... terday are the reported the arrest of Frances WASHINGTON (UPI!-PresJ. day, wu ablwe the dumi>Jni fuel from an FI05D. StartiOC Polnis of Tornoro MUter 46, Syr""""', cited- ID dent J o h n s o n will pment droit ~~¢ ,for June, but ~ fO ~:r...=:.h:.to: ~~IIJ,.:'~ be ·.~ r~ ·~ ~. . .~._ ......,, ~"""..,.,.. ... ~ ....,. ,..,, ··~ _,'..... ,_ , ..•.;...... ""' I =:• ..,. . '1""1 .... - •• "':" ... 'l11o Claas flower .1 , ~( ~ . -. . Ia a red~;;~~":!, c;:.~lday on a ~=:•:\,;~o:::se ~edal- :u~~~an qloi!M A ~ ....,...:_.;, "" ,. r·· • t � 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. 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