https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9098797d01acb994a69f0c54ea7bd622.pdf ddce60085cf6589a0437266a29e1f277 PDF Text Text ' • .· ~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 18, 1964 Around And '""ticers Committees Named by tVl ' ~ Bradbury School P. T. A. Meets ~ r'scO·'ttl'~' I Blue and White Color Scheme Features Shower Abo t u M 'dcH rf " ~ June Memorial ' .·' ' ,. ' '' • Se.,ying Circle ~~~~!~,~~:?'weyers- . Has Showker tor miller, Fisher St., PomeMraryoy, Mrs. Pic ens ~-- Service is . ,, d MAY 1J . Bemg Pfanne ho£1<ll'1!d their daught.r, Tbe Qoldon Rule Sewlntl ClrAnn. on her 7tll birthday• Fr~ cle held. layette lbower for • officers were Installed senco ol Patricia Houdashelt. A shower honorlni Mrs. Joyan- day, May 8, at 5 p m. wltb • Mrs. Elmer (Mary) Ptok... at named whet A balance ol $160.88 .... report· I A blue and pink color acheslle ca Stanley Bowen, a receol de- birthday party at their her homo Monday evenJn& the 8 ad.bury p .T A. met Wed- ed 1n the treasury. William King ~ was carried out in decoratiollJ blideo will be held at the Rock ~memo be to be h~d in The room was decorated w t May 11. ~, ~ r evening May 13 with asked Mrs. Thelma Dill, prmct- Don Erwm Columbus Is and refreshmenta at the lay- Springs Methodist church, Frl=mthen Phil ~ Wo- pink and white streamers ~ The hoUBe V!BS beautifuUy de~ay Dorothy ' Reec.~es presld- pal, to contact the State Patrol spendill£ the ' week end his I ette shower honoring Mrs. Jim- day at 7:30 p.m. A1L frlends June ; th~ Middle~ CbUI'C11 bal1oons. Pri:.es were given to corated With pink tr~pe paper In& The meeting was opened m regard to repla cmg the dou~ paren~ Mr. and Mrs. Chester my Joe Heemsley (Ann Proctor) and nelgbbon are lnvlted. ~ell ist t Tb r.sd ning each ci\Hd attencUng and a and an angel overlooking a Wttb. the '" Lord's Prayer " fol- ble yellow line on the highway Erwin ' of Columbus in social room 'lbe WS<S of tbe ~rsvllle of : : b uMBay ~:dred door prize was ~ awarded. tiny doll in a cra.dle on the lowed bv the plt"dge to the nag. within the school zone and al~ ' Mr and Mrr.. Russell Wilson or the Syracuse Asbury Metho. . MetbodMt dlW'Cb will bold a at tl e c ~· ~t in char· Refresbmentll of lee crea~ ing table where the gifta were lrt!ne ·Batley vtce president. to check speed of motorlsts m were recent guests ln Middle- dist Church Friday night May 8. 1 ~~e Slle Friday ~ Sat- Ha':,e~,:nsee~~ cake and kool ade w_ere aerv placed. . was ac~mg secretary m the ab- the safety zone. port. Streamers fell from the wall tJr11ay, In ~ Masslll' bu•klinl a:e m · to Jan cana.d~y, VIcki~ Vaughan Games. a~. Qmzzes were un·~~~~~~:;:;;:., ! The group .voted to send notes . Mrs Don Burkey, Marietta, 1to the gtft table whicb was coY· on West Mam St., Pomeroy. Mrs. Chester Erwln pre~nted Debti!e Phdhpll, Jame ,Smith, der the dlfeclion of Helen Wolfe. u! apprec•a~•on to residents for v1s1ted wlth her parents, Mr.l ered with a baby motif table MAY 11 the devotional proaram w•th a. Debbie Schaeffer, C8~J~.Werry. Prizes were awarded to Ml'l. their help. m carrymg out the and Mrs c A. Emm1sh this Icover and centered wltB a large A lVII will be In progresa rea~ entitled. "Keep Us Beckie Dean, MBI'Y ~ .Mary Roush. Mrs. P.,Wine Rose. school activities whether they past week. ' white accord•an stork rev Bethlehem B a t II t From PeUbleti,. wlth ·Mrs. Wen- Knight, Carol Ann Lelws. ·and Ronnie Pickee s I amber had school chH~re~ or not. Tht- Mr and Mrs. ~aries Lucas I Games were played and priz.. a~ Great Bend. be~nntng de1l Gerlach reading t;he Fifth ble Kay Koehler, Linda Grimm, was drawn ror Ule door priM. <:~nnual sC'hool plcmc was 19an· and family, Caledonia, are i s awarded to Mrs. Harley John- ~ and nUnulng ror one Psalm. Mtas Hawley thanked Debby McLaughJln. Karen c:; Refreshmentl of jello salad. nounc~ for ruesday, May at spending the week end with her le. Mrs . Larry Baker Mrs. ayk Re ; ' C M 1 k from those' who helped on the bake means, the host and hostess sandWIChes, ca~. coffee and icthe Kyger Creek rer~eatlon parents, Mr. and Mrs Homer , ~ry Salser, Mrs. Hl:'nry ~:dow ~t~e • W.us~a. wlll sale and~ Eistem Star din- the honored guest ed tea were ~ed. after M117 w center Parents are mvlted to Jooes, who af'e observing thell" IKnull and Shlela Hleks. b th g llai He is. well· ner. opened her lo~ly gilta. to Mr. ' hth Grade Commence- I 50th wedding Mr. After Mrs Hemsley opened eminlster. in West Those the sick call Sixth Birthday il and. Mrs. Henry Ret bel returned home rh ; g held Sunda ttf· and Mrs. Lucas WIU observe Iher many lovely gifts, the hos. Virginia and Virgjnla The pas- were Dorothy ~ Woodard, Ob•erved tue•day Loms.e Mc~ul1iJin, F'Tiday from Elyria where he m~~~~ 11 tv~ 17 ;Ai,.Yvesper their 25th_ wedding anniversary !tesses, Mrs. Eugene Simms of tor, Rev. C. L. O'Connor, in. Mrs. Graves, Billy . Rice, Etta Esther Ann Lowery celebrat· Norrts, Mrs. F~ra. Ann wu call:<f by tht- serious llloess ~:rvJce, at 4 ~ rrt'~ the Rev. Sunday With her pa~tsButcher ! Columbus and Mrs. Harry Clark, vites the public to attend these Gaskffi. E4n• Wolfe, Mrs. Bigga, ed her alxth birthday !n Mrs. ;~~~ M~. R~by Plcbnl, of his sister, ~rs Carl Jones H d Ruppelt &tving the ad- Mr and Mrs. ra th Iserved refreshments of cake servicts at 7:30p.m. There wlll Mrs Emma Bissett Mr. l)e.. Reynold's afternoon Klndergsrt- K ltbeyftonnte Katbt, BGmde He w.a! acccmpanied ho~e by dr~;:r Donald Lanmng, prest· and son. J_lm, are spendmgher: Idecorated with bootl~s, I c e be speclal singing at every aer- Wee~. Mr. Herbert •Fink, H~ en class In Middleport May 12. e 'r nda Pickena Mrs. Plul llis brother and SJster·m-l?w. dt"nt .of the Board of Education. week. e~d m Colu~hbt~h lrw dau.l cream with storks, mm.ts in. nut vice. Wednesday, May 20, the mer Jonea, 'Ibeo Neutzling, C. Esther chose as her table ~ and Edltb 'Rose. PeaMr and Mrs FrederiCk ReJ~I WJII present the diplomas. they will visit Wither r:latlves cups covered with rephca dtap- choir from the .Raclrle Fi~st H. Jones, Margaret Reynolds. guests and helpers Melinda. e Riffle Mrs. Maudie Snyder who returned to thell' hom(' m 11 was reported that the PT. ghler . Judy, and oJt k d. ers and punch Baptist Church w1ll be .special PePrl Reynolds. Mr. and Mn:. Humphries. Kathy Pooler. Patty gynd Nanc'y Snyder Mrs Helen. C0 Iurn bus . Sharon Jones. ac son, an A d' M 8 Henry . Red1na . p ra tt and Dar· aWolfe and the honi;r'ed ... . ccuple. "d Ath 8 are week tten mg were r · smger11. Homer Jones were sent eoograt• Cra1g, 1 A had suff!Cient stamps to pur· Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dtll spent Cl;ase tt lape recorder for the Lee Davl t so~ Mren a~d Mrs. Null and Mrs. Clarence Clark of The Middleport Band BoOster · ulations on their 50th wedding Iene Roush. 'Each child W8§ ser· Mr ~nd Mrs Elmtr PlcktlM, Thursday eve-mng with Mr and school William King installed end gues ~ · Middleport, Mrs. Isaac Baker of Association will meet Monday anniversary Tbursday, yed Ice cream,' rosette decorat· and Bi1ly Na~cy BObby iincJ Mrs. Rollin Bearhs ' the new ofrlrers Including Eva Emer~ on~. Schramm has Racine , Mrs Harley Johnson evening May 18 at the ·school The memorial service for de- ed cup cakes and as favors they Stevie p ~kens • Mrs Charles R. Karr Sr \ MJ!hron president ; Vtrginia Mrs d ert nah' home m Zanes- and Tammy of Wolf Pen, ~rs. · band ~m at 7,30 p.m. New -of- 1ceased members was planned were given whistling ~alloons, ~..aif~a Vre • .un• ' . o er R bert ·Hartenbach-~and- Shiel& . 1 ~- D ~--•-n-.a -~.1 .__.. mert.,.,....with ' ,v...,., - · - -eawp.-a.,...; Th f!'tered Hol7.er H.ospllal urs· I Whitlatch, \'ICe presJdent ; p a· returne villeafter,Spendinlsev~aldays .~. e .ficera .Wil-dJII U I _; _ • • ; day for observatiOn and treat· l trie 1a Houdashelt, secretary, ment. ~ and Margie Smith .. treasurer .. 1 ~ Mr. and Mrs . Max Folmer and Committee appomtme~ts In· l. Peggy, Max and Vanessa spent elude Social, Joan Morrts, RoMarge Greene o! •eandlzl _centuating lht net:ative befort the past week end at fi'ollans· berta Jeffers. and all room cariiera"' is seldom without the the nation, aod catedng to the bee, W. Va. with her sister, I mothers; Ways and Means. Bes· flve110Und suitcase which con- Uttering of the trade audience. Mrs. Howard Roush and fam ily , , sie Kmg. Evelyn Th.oma; Mem· tains her _recording parapherMrs. Everett Thomas .substH bership, Margie Smith, Marlene Ttl~! _ lad il that because of tuted in the Pomeroy Elemen· l llall. lda Mae Murphy. ~ura nalia .- . all the current publicity. tilt Ed Sullivan just received the Emmy telecast may actuaU, tary Scoo: this week for Mrs . I Hoovet> Mrs. Paul Thomas~ Brien McMahon Memorial A· be of ROme Interest this time Albert Woodard who Is ill. , PuOlict\y , Audrey Theobald, ward lor Dedicated Publlc Ser· arOWld, and there is a good - Mrs. Bertha Hall returned to Hospitality, U!ttie Young, Ada S 1:00 Dowo on the Fa-rm vice, presented by the Fordham chance it will dr~w a larger her home Thursday afttr a ; Ohlinger. Robert Morris; Pro-- @ 1,30 Popeye & Pals week's visit at New Haven, W.[ gram, Thelma DiU, Eleanor d Uiliversity C)ub of Washington, au~ence Jban usual /lnd. ia 9 · 0 Huh ant' Reddy Slzow V., With her daughter and son· Zeiher. Audrey Theobald, Na- g D. C. the 1o~sts of the televiskla 10:00 Hecl(Jr Heathcote Show in • law. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde omi 1\.ing, and Grace Warner. industry, it would seem most 10'30 FirebJL XL ~ Gibbs. Plam were made for an ice b11:00 Dennis the Menace Cunsidering the generally pa· admirable .lor :NBC-TV t.o carMrs. Norman Rose visited on cream social July 18 begi~ning i· 11 ,30 Fury thetic and wltleas humor of ry on with straightforwardne~ Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ho. al 4 p.m . Cake und p1e Will &I· F 12 :00 Bullwinkle '"1'11at Was The Week, etc." and restraint, le:\!ng on as u.. mer Holte!', Chester Road. su be so ld. A meeting o~ all ~ 12: 30 Mr. Wtzard durirlg the past season. It ia Ue as possible about the intraMiss Polly Karr of Columbus committees wlll 'be held m Aug· r. 1:00 Movie doubtful that a more tlarmless mural mess- for, alter all the arrived Friday evening to spend ust and a program set up for · 1:25 Reds Vs. Cubs threat haa ever been made. trade fighting is n·ad about bJ the week end with her father. the next school year. Ia 5:00 Fountain of Youth NBC is going to have its hands viewers, they stHI tune in baCharles R. Katr Sr: and with The banner award and $5 8· 1f ~: 30 NBC SporiB Special lull wilb the overall telecast, sically and mo>l ol all to seo hh:er~m~o~th~e~r~a~t-H~o~l~ze~r~~~~~ \\ard was won by the 8th grade. ·t and nothing &eems less wise the awards. '' 110 Saouraay lteport ;. nus money will be used on t, 1:15 News & Weather than lalling Into the trap of acthe 1, annual trip to Colull!bus h 6:25 Sporo.. May 21. Gloria Burk and Den· . o 1:30 Porter Wagon"''" Show ise Snodgrass presented a ba· o POMEROY. OHIO 7:110 'lat. Night Jamboree ton 1wlrllng and tap dance rou· t 7:30 SirJJlng Caravaa tine. . thru I :30 Joey Bishop A social hour followed With 1 . Nlr.AWRENCE OF ARABIA" 9 ,00 Satu,day Night Mo,vle.r' the hostesses. Margie Smith, , _ (Technicolor) 11:00 Late News Picture Peter O"Toole. Alec Gulnne~s Joan Ward. Audrey Hayes, and 11 :10 D. .!. and Weatller' Anthony Quinn Omar Sharif. BerthB Bing serving chicken l · , Jaek Hawkins Jose Ferrtor, 11:15 Sports Arthur Kennedy, and Claurle sat~d sandwiches, potato chips, f U ' 20 Films of the 50's. Rain~. pi~kles, cookies, coffee a nd ~ (Continced from front page) Spiegel-David Lean punch to those attending. f "Brenner," the serles based their first on the adventures of a New York [f ..1 t:an reca.hamend my au• River KwaL" Clly det.ctive and hia pollee3 Hrs. 45 min. Second Monday Club ' I Jyst, Be"s &he greatest one I man son, is now seen on CBS•aow - God. I ba"e great se• Is Entertained aloas with llim pradically every TV Sunday nights In place Ell Mrs. Max Ward enterlttined I '"Made ln America" which went aiglat." the Second Monday Sewing MASON '1: 00 TV Claf'.sroom down lhe drain after nve sbows. "' ". . It was tile rriend 's turn to be Thursday evening at her L I 7:30 En France Two ol network. TV's rgos&: surprised. coin Heights home. r 8:00 Captain Kangaroo popular comedy prograDUJ TONIGHT The evening was spent social- f 9:00 Alvin Show "SHOWDOWN" ONCE SEEN, Kay Stevens is "The Jack Benny Program·~ and ly and in sewing. Mrs. 9:30 Tenn. Tuxedo Audie Murphy and not easily forgotten. She's five "The Andy Griffith Show" Lewis received a birthday 10 :00 Qu1ck Draw McGraw Kathleen Crowley feet, ll inches without her us- will bec~Jme daytime feature.l from the club. 10,30 Mtghty Mouse - andual loot-~-a- haH·blsb hairdo. on CBS· TV effective tills fall. were served by the hostess to )1 :00 Rin tin Tin Jack, in the meantime, will be "DRUMS OF AFRICA" She has been called 1 "LucUie Miss Eleanor Robson. Mrs. Paul 11 :30 Roy Rogers f Wltb Frankie Avalon seen on NBC-TV for his night Ball·Martha Raye-Fanny Brice Kll)fs, Mrs. Grace Holter, Mrs. 12' 00 Sky Kin~ and Mariette Hart series; Andy will eontlnue to rolled into one." But there's a Lewis. Miss Martha Howell. 12 :30 Do You Know } an Color) star one night a week f o r Jlltle bit of Joan Davis, BeUy Mrs. Patrick Wood and a guest, 1:00 Championshlp B~ Hutton and Kay Kendall thrown CBS-TV. Miss Myrtis Kay Parker. IUN.-MON. MAY 17·11 1:30 TI1e Airman's Wor In too . Alfred Hitchcock's 1: 45 Baseball With Dizz DeaD RADIO • TV NEWSREEL: •'THE BIRDS" AITEND BAPTISM She was born in Pittsburgh Fred 1 :55 Kansas City vw ees Gwynne returned to bi.s Taylor Jessica Tandy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grues· but reared in Cleveland. $ :00 cnam}ionship Bridge ( Technlcolor) role of Marvin Shellhammer, er, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr When she isn't singing in her -and$:30 88th Runnlrg ol Preak~ and Minnie Orr spent Mother's AU Star Cast In night club act she's kidding sex. the barried department store u6:00 The Early Show \ "SILENT WITNESS" Day with Or. and Mrs. Roger ··1 play up to husbands." abe sistant, iD Meredith WUlson'1 7 :00 Lawman says, "and then give the wife bil musical. "Here's Love," aj7:30 Jacl<le Gleason rently holding forth at the Shu• wink ." a:J() -· e Defenders bert ThEater in New York. GW7-' The wife always winks back. i :30 Phil Silven That in itseU makes Kay S~ une had been In Calilomia oo a 10:00 Gunsmoke vens one of Ulose show business f<lur·week. ~ve of absence to Jl :OO News rarities. No family argumente fUm a TV pilot for a aew ser11:15 Late Movie about her. Husbands and wivea ies. Fred starred iD NBC •· TV'I "Car 54, Where Are You? .. last agree she's great. oeasoo and 1:: now hoadlinlna Johnny Carson, Arlene Fran- the re·runa oo ABC-TV .... Pbllip Burton, dramatic cis and Van Joh2211051, tllree o1 ' the foremost entertainment pet· eoacb of actor Richard BortGa. BUT we're always glad to see you. IIOI\8litie• of TV, stage and mo- appeared recently oo ABC-TV'• 1< 30 Pat • Mike tion pictures, will appear 4111 "Misalni Unks" ansi tolzl of 1:110 Oturcll ol Christ NBC-TV~1 "The Doctors" thiS performing one night before Wizl. When the weather k bad, or you do not t:30 Cbannel u Presenll month on bebaU of the National lton Clrurchlll. However, dlZl'lna 10'110 Nelflhbora fHI good, or you ara too buoy to eome .A.ssoclati021 lor Meatal Health. the first act Sir WIDstoo met a 10,15 Social Security John Delmer, St.rling Hollo- ..,. lrieod and cbsstted with blm to the bank yoti c.on bank by ONtU from IUD JetaQ£11 way, Judy Carne, Les Brown, in the first row during the eDI L Ill Gasper Cartooa Jr., and young Clint Howard tire performance. Later wheD yourltome. asked bow be bad 021joyed tilt IUO Beany & Cecll ~avo been ISigned lor feature U'IIO Bugo BUMY roles In CBS-1'V'o new comedy production, CbcrcbW replled, 12:30 Allakazaza ..nes "The Baileys of Balboa," "The play? I mual 'read It!" ... . A call for "Sid" around tbe 1,110 FUck. starring Paul Ford aa Sam U.il1:30 American Bandstand. Just phoM .. end ey. Show will premiere •• • Jackie GlellBOII Show on CBS~· 2:30 Movie Thursday Right teature in Sep- TV is likely to brisz& an IIISW~ WI wiU .-:1 you I ins chorus. In addlttoo- to co . · a:IIO Bowling tember .. .. I< Sid Fields, tile stall lncludel 5:110 World of Sporto supply of envelopes wrlt.ra Sid Reznick and S Y4 l :;l(J Wre.stllng ZeUnka, and Gtea&0££'1 aecn7:30 Hootenarmy and forms. ls Mlsa Syd (lor Sydenr 1,30 Lawrence Well: .~·:..urut- ~- -~~~~ ~e epo •• Daurheer Honored a·t .·y e ho~eh en tin roo DOY .........,.......... NOW efforts _ . , .. ,.,.. eple ,..,.. .,.. "'" lfllil. ,.. eta. with 1 1 • . .' . • II~ ., ! II I. t • ' l Mainly About ~ I People fn pomeroy anmve~sary . r:: th: IJI'\8 I at~en:·F., en. w! 1 ~ow: ~:'e listed~ WU~ ~Y·t!:i Adaina. :o:e 1 1 I. I Saturday BOWLING GREEN Ptl'SOGI were reported ~~ today • a Balllrnore I ~ilroad t::I a brvtq P811le11S•r rail nortll lrala of Boltqnore. Tbe lllgbway · aald Ita 1£(11111 at tile acezse ported that live pei'SOSUI t,Jken tO a doctor's office fo r freatmont. but aslded tllat number of Injured had not confirmed. . . . . STARTING UNE -· was a lot of excitement around the starting line et the Fzrst Bzg Bend Junoor Re· lays Saturday. Jim Bash Is tbe starter holdin& tbe aun in tbe air. Meet DirecloiJ,~was Bud Bickel of Pomeroy Jun· 1.08 ANGELES - Sen. Bar· ior High .School. ry Goldwat.r said IAlclay tile Un· · ., , tl<d States should reconsider Its comniltmenll to tile u=~~ Nations U Red CbiDs 1:: ac l<d to tl!e world body. He characterized tile U~l:l Nalfon1 aa a "transient " ijy ol tr~ent nations." I· WSAZ-TV Channel 3 1: I Body Found in River I 1 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 Kay Stevens-Toil In Talent, Too Static WCHS- TV Channel 8 DRIVE· IN I 4 You Can Bank By Nail 6:39 ,11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEAl HER REPORT WHTN-TV Channel 13 6~ Classified UO Saturday Nlt!bt at Movie Palaeo The FARMERS BANK and Savings MMnber Fedorel ROHt¥• System Memi.er Peslerol Depoalf 1-rltlce Corporlllon I'OMIROY, OHIO 10,30 The lletecUveo 11 :110 Chiller Thea~ Ad s Get Tile Cltannel Swh£1• Art C.... ney appears on Ckb-1V'I JU. ie Gle~son lho• saturda7 ••• NBC-'f\1'1 entire "T«Iiq" ·pn. I'•UI .olay 21 II Zlt\o!Ed to l«lollm>enl 117 lbe New ann, .· ~ . . ... t;~ i· ;.: ' Results. .. . '; .<ll'' :. - .:~.-· ;. .....::...,;;~ '\· '. ~,., ~- ~ '............ ,;,..._ _, ~ Dan Thomas · & Son Cuba Standing Under Partial Armed Alert lOAMI (UP!) - CUbazz Scholars, Athletes, Citizenship Rewarded �- .... ~ ---- .... ... --. - - . - ... - -- • t • I \ '• ' "'I • • Tlae Baily Sentinel Wallace Cracks 2 District Track Recordsr The Flight to $a'h Fran8sco , May Se Rough • COMMENTATING EDITOIIWI. Y I r ' , ~ '• ' ' - : II I .' .' .'• I I ~~ . I ~I .• ~'I ., ~· I II I ' i ! :• . ' ~ • l .......... J viets with living up to their vows to defend Cuban sovereignty. Adding a hopeful element to the situ· ation, however, is the fact that Castro il apparently touchier about being overlooked by the big powers than overflown by U-2s. He doesn't like the flights, but he likes less being ignored in diplomatic negotiations. Reaclmg to news that U.S. Ambassador Fay Kohler had discussed the U·2 issue with Russian Vice Premier Anas· hs Mikoyan ln Moscow recently, Castro remarked . .. Cuba is a sovereign territory and is not a dependency of the Soviet Union. Why don 't they (the U.S.) talk to us')" It'! a good question, and one which Washington should seriously examine. Negotiating with Castro would doubt· less raise cries from many that this was the same as recognition and that recognition is tantamount to approval. But too much hangs in the balance to allow pride - on either side - to precipitate an unnecessary crisis - either over U-2s. missiles, Guantanamo. or any other Cuban-U.S. area of friction. Pride goeth before a fall, and what a !all it could be-for everyone. Fidel Castro may shoot off b!S mouth all he wants without particular damage to an yone. The great dan&er bas been that he mi&ht shoot off one of his antiaircraft rockets and bnng the world ngbt back to the nuclear brink 1t stood on dur· mg the miSSile cnsis of 1962. That danger has lessened now, if the reports are true that Russia ~as pulled out its first·class SAM-2 m1sslles, leav· ing Castro with less effective ones . Castro contmues to make noises about the- VIOlation of Cuban a1r space by U-2 reconnaissance planes . The United States has replied in strong terms that the flights are essential to our sec urit v and wili go on. One ll-2 was shot down over Cuba in Octobt>r 1962. Nothmg wa s done at that time. for Ru ssla had agn·~d to remove its m1ssiles and allow on-site inspertJon . !The mspection was vetoed by Ca~tro . ) A similar incident todav ~ and there is no guarantee that thefe couldn't ~e one- would place the United States m the ticklish position of deciding whet~er final\v to bomb the bases out of extstenre Onee and for all. But such a retaliatory attack would then confront the So- Dn...,., --llt...-11 Or 117 Au- n. IIIII Dov lleloa: So 1bo IIGIIIftOrll qut11kia 11 up f<B'. dtballf lltrt'• our ~ uau0111 • }I ' every Dllbl, lll'lCIIclll1, wvn. TURJ: TEACliER Inc oo her boob UDUI 10 or IL Re<tntly we woJcbod bor boob Delt llllen: On 1C111 of lblo, obt II Iatini plaao and doJni atremely welL Tonljbt I ncolv· ed a phont ..U from oao of her teache,. who IDIOI'IIIed 1111 Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting 1.. i~! I f j, ',..., '. F ' Report s rom 8y DOROTHY KILGALLIN . l chilla smoking a ctgar, and costume designer Edith Head wearing a marvelous white silk coat, and Alan Jay Lerner looking tanned and urbane, and Bob Cummings with his pretty blonde wife and all kinds of lovelies in evening dresses such as you don't often see in the average subway. • • • In fact , as we all swept across the platform , tokens in hand, and passed the regular travelers homeward bound after a weary day at the office, it crossed my mind that quite a few chaps would gp home and say to \he Little Woman, "Hey, you know what I saw tonight? Just acrOss the platform, as I was getting my train, there was this new kind or subwav all decorated in pink and blue and all kinds of movie stars were getting on and every· body was dressed up like for a dance, and I saw Shirley 1\facLaine in a Jot of beads like diJmonds - " And at this point the Little Woman interrupts him with an expression of glacial di sbelief and says : "I though! I \old you not to stop off at the corner tavern on your way horne ." You can scarcely blame her for think· ing the breadwinfler had had one too many with the boys en route to t h E" hearth. !rut honestlv. ladv. If he said he saw it he saw it. There" were approximately 400 swells and apprentice swel1~ on the junket, and it was a very fancy • • sub\\-ny train, and there really was all • "' ........ .... .,"' .,..,. c- nhw .. v~~: wt> used to ride that fringe and wallpaper. • In were nothing like this one that was ~e only gentleman aboard who wasn't II'' !!!' out to the World's Fair for thf' premi~rt> of "What A Wav To Go'" in e't~ Clothes was Paul Newman. Pxcept that thf>:V ha~ wheels This special who wore slarks and a blue denim jacket drf'amed up hy 20th CE"nturv-Fox had to match his blue denirn eyes. (No fool ~nld amt whitP wallpapf>r. pink Austrian he.) He was .l ust goin~ out for the ride, curtair•_c; at the wmdows . and ~ just because he is one of the stars of the pic· ahovP fhe strap·hanrlE"r lf'vf'l - fPstoons lure, but he is also starring in a phly in or nink silk trimmf>ri with white fringe town. so he had to go right back and an~ bohlnd that lar~er festonn< of blue get to his theatre. "I'm a working stiff. so 1 didn't dress silk ed~ed with _~!old fringe . Thf'rf' was prohahlv wall to wall carpeting on the up." he told me, flipping oul the collar floor of the train but you couldn't see of the jacket and smi1ing . Sorry, folks, but I don't remember it beraust~ of the wall to wall photographers who were trvina to P~t intPrPsting rnu("h after that I recall having a very shots or Shirley and the oth., celebrities nice dinner, and looking at some extraordinarily pretty pink fountains at the aboard . It was a black tl~ event. and there was fair , and enjoying the picture, and talkGene Kelly. looking handsome and fit Jn!! to people Paul Newm1n somehow emerges as the and about 32, when we all know he's 35 If he's a day. and there was Darryl Zan· hi~hlight of the evening. In my book. as uck smoking a cigar, and there was a the sporting fellows say, he is a tough beautiful young Englishwoman in chin- act to foUow. • JE:OSOPHAT P.BLOE HAD AN IDE.AON HOW TO STOP I I.OSING SO . MANY OF HIS I EXPENSIVE: OOLF SALLS·--· So HE HAs HIS NAME oN F!FTY BALLS NOW---- BUT MOST CF- 'THEM P,fU:. IN SO'.IE • S00Y ELSE'S GOLF BAG-· • that they feel this chUd II so tenllll up from _..,. obt II llkt a "tillltl bomb." Just bow mudl lhoukl "" accept belort we ICI'MIII "ball?" I'm for a bll h ' 1 homework, 1 bit .,.... utra tor mlllk: (CB' whatever) and II 1 lhlnl: lllll<ll of the oufm'y about too muell homework 1!0111M bec:auoo lboaa pmnto wert railod In the •"lu" era• when homeworlr Wllll'l eel - remember: Pre • Sput. nlk! I CliiiO before, when they went tor lbe Tbrtl R'und loll of them. I'm 0111 of lb... "late" parell, I'm 10 yean old and my dauchler II IJ. I 1H oothlnJ at oil wnmc wltll ber hiving homework every nJihl. I did too - and It didn't burl me a bit. Taught me how towork, L!OIIlelhlac the preoollt crop of 30-t0-year,olds don't apprec:ilte. - OLDEII MOM llr••• • .:..r. = ott:":· j By Wayne G B.rand•tad&, M.D. 1 replacement of OPe vlrua Man has had a 1001 batUe strain by another one with whch W.,th d•·oeaoe •er1111. Some o( man can live in harmony. these germs •have .been van- lnotherworda&ermsarehere quished. 0 t h 1 r 1 h • v e to attay. Man mWit Jearn to • gone mto hidlng and will !trike lect and encourage the one1 he agam whenever we let down can live with. ouc guard. I Meanwt1ile our success ov- Q-Wbat II 1 R@uroblutoma? er many kiliers has made it ' Is it a fast apreadin& tumor? poMible for an ever • increas- How is it caused? H11 anyone ing pmportioo of the popula· ever been cured bon to reach an adV\Inced age. 1 1 edt·ca I Re•rno rt :~~e o!~ft::t~ ~~~ ~=s d~: A-Nruroblal&oma is a malig· nant tumor that il seen in earlv childhood. It Jtartl in the •adrenal gland and apreads rapidly to other pa~-~ ~ body. The cause 11 uuanuWII. it is recognlled early and comp!etely removed and If tldo Ia followed by deep X~ray treatment, about 26 per cent of thelle unfortunate ehillren ean bt saved. lion workera. But tht aovem. mont fearo !be COIIII!qutnCIS If tile atrikt should apread to nearby lndultrial areas, partie· ululy Bilbao. STRAINBD RELA'ftONS: • lndoneslall Ambaaador &o BrUaJhn B. M. Dlah lett l.ondoni011Hd for omt lilt week. ln sourees ,.y that Ia the pre~ stall oJ olralned relattona IJo.. tween thl two countriu, It will be a 1on1 time before h1l IUCceuor Ill lliJIU!d. Foreign News Commentary :s:·:~.!~ ::::~ ~~.::· -;;::; VietNam Problem Restin.,10 J H • Ad"• A d :::~~h~ e;~~\!:"c.~'" ~ n . avmg VIce ccepte I SUMMER LEAGUES ~it~:~ Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Rnnnerup Trophy Taken By Tannehill ...................... • • • . . .., .._ ... •·~· ""' .,....., .....,.., ..,....., •..,. IUFIWW'I . . . . ~ .-.....,,.., =... : . •:.. ": =:.,•:._-:: .,.t alstka ,.... ......,.... .., .,.._ ......,.,...... • • • , . ~ 8 "i = TIGH 1 YOU BETTER BELIEVE ITI _.., ,..., · ,..., .., ..._ ..... ...,.. ...,.. •m. Mil ~ • ..._, 11• 1r ~ BERRY'S susceptible to infections. One of the facton that ca• fecu'"'' dtoeo,., from tiL< popBy PHIL NEWSOM believe tho! the British pubDe ulaton Etcept In • few lastaD- UPI Por.ip New1 Aaalytt il ln no mood to see lte eoldlers ceo, ihlo 11 vlrtaally 1mpo111 SAIGON DEBATE: )IUihed arwnd, Ul-treated or bte. Wb.. antbiotlct ore ooed One of the big problems of killed u..........lly. Equolly, th«>y kill tM w~aker •trans 41 American advisers in South the government i.e determined dtRease cenns and leave a clear Viet Nam is gettlng their ad· to maintain the baae wh 1e h flrld fo rthe tP'Owlh of more vice accepted. A prime ... prds the uteUne for of) from reototant otralno. ample of how good advice hu the Pers[lua Gulf. The upohot II As these resistant strains '&one unheeded i1 the repeated that Britain cube expected to spt-ead throughout tht populi· !N'Odding lor the aoverpment to throw in all thl force neeeaary tion they cause Infections again! establish a ltrict curfe" lD to hold !tie 1re11 with I minwhich the old antibiotlc11 are crttleal areal of the country.. num of casualties and to ltpowcrl.,. Hence the contnued side. Slnco VIet Conti Jlllerrillao nore Arib ohouta oJ Imperial· search fo mew antbiotlc!. move mostly at nllbt, it CGUld lim. ·• A more rational appraoch Is oe most h1lpful. &actt 1 curfew SPANISH MINERS: ,... In the uoe of the sabin hu been Impelled Ia aomt Spanilh coal min.. a r a oral pollomylltls vaccine, now parla of the vltol Mekoot Rlv- among the few In Europe widely used and shown to be er delta rel!lon. I>Ut Dill III'IOUy which have not bten llllloiWo 100 per eent safe. Unllfe the enouJh I< be truly offtc:tlllt. !zed. But now lbe , _ . . . . . kllled vaccine, the new vaccine The- VIetnamese oay !boy fear II reported tllinltlnl of llllloiWo confers a la!ttng lmmunJly. strict enforcement would tum tr.atloa u the only aantr to The live but harml.., virus t h e . populattoll complete)J otrlkeo which flaNd ,. Aolurlu used has the bappy faculty c1 against them. ROply the AmerJ. In the oprlng of 11!12, In Ita overgrowing· and crowding out cant: "'That'l a chance WI and qatn thll year. alief probthe dl•ease • produclng viML have to take." !em Ia aid to be !hi teluctanot and at the same time building TOUGH BRITISIIt ol rninlnl nr1111 to IDlldoruls!l up antOOdieo agaln!L! the Ia~ Look for a toughenlnl ol the equlprnaill for taking oot lhl ter n the blood ol thooe who British lland agllnll Y-nl ll11ely low-crade brown Spantake IL offorto to forco them IIUI of loh coaL The 0,015 mlaoro In Instead of the eradlcaulll of ~"' lind ~ Attlbl~ ~ Alulrtao te~ 0!111 a .lt... poliomyelitis, tbil accompllohes Ia. Political oourcoo In Landoll lion of Spain 1 ~ rl ' mil- wee/c end Summary Co L W'1 • 111'1 III..W __., ' " HIM ~ ....... ., • I wish to thonk the voters of Syracuse Precinct for their support in the Primary Election. •OPENINGS• NGs :::~ ~= ~-~--== - - - 1 WILLIAM f. HARRIS THE Dllly anNIEL rroday 's l I -1 J:. mink 111 ~,.l j , 1 =Jll• 2 int DoiiCf: IS THE ONLY U.· BUILT TRUCK AHEAR I SO,OOO··ll EJICIIIE .AND DRIVE TIAIN WURANTY• WANTED! : ,1 ••• ' ·' .,. ' b•~UlaiDI SPECIAL HALF-TON UTILINE .urlta• ~ ~- $195725** ·IVERY OHIO· W.VA. CAR IS ENTERED! " . ' • . f "\ .. • d ., • ~ ' t:. ,•, ...... _New York World's Fair •s•' 111 ' 15, · liol1 ., lll!t. 'l•mo .................:·---·--·-------·----· Ate ----· ceRtiFIED OIL STATION. Act~ III' "'i~~i~~:~7'' I. · ltreet: ............- ......- .....- ...............--... Pbont ·-------.......... 531 W. Mllln St. .' :. . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. o.,t. : or I· "- Point Pleasant, Belpre, 1-2 In First Bend Area Jr. Relay&" Phi"JJies k• "rec mg HODSt on Lm'eScores 1 Th e Cap1•l 0I ::~~:~~~~~;,!": ~~mH~:~ nt,.. I Middleport's Alan WallaCI! for te<ODd a h•H-f'llnl mar- Eastern .... New Lexlntton St. ·bY four dHiorent I'UIIIlerl. Ht take Itt place f!nloll. tracked two dlstr1ct track i:ln. Chillicothe finiahed with 34 Aloys 1 tied lor fourth wlth 'abo won lhe 440-yard dash, fin- . Marietta iolt JOIDl' fit1t place Othents.Cta ishing in :11.2, betteting Don polnta It mlJhl otherwiM bat~e Point Pleasant and Belpre a- r F'ootb.all throw, Aelker, Haa:· r"'''rdo Saturday In the "'tb,. polntt while Marietta v • ., r I& A acoret were : Roll's mark ot :12.1 set in 1951 bad ln the mile relay wtw;n the ran away from the field. gy, Henry, Pt. P .• Corum. Annual Southeastern District third with M 1-3 point,. CroobviUe 15 , Unioto 'Tigers were dt.quallfted for 1 ::,=~~~ Pomeroy came in a l Broad Jump, Griffith, Putnq, 131,1, for Frankfort. Track and Field meet held at Atheu waa fourth with liW. Hamden 10, Raclne I, ReedJ. The other Clast A record running out of the aul&Md !! third , . in the first Bend Marnhout, Pt. P.; Carr, 161 fl, Ohlo Univeraity Peden Stadium. points. Other Class AA scores villf Eastern 8, seaman e, fell in the 880-yard run , where lane. Junior Relay11 at Pomeroy 91.oz inches. · In Class A competition, where were : New Lexi.ngtnn Jl, Green- HunUngton Local t , L~cb- Frankfort's Dennla Wright The top twe ftnlsbet"• in """"" School Saturday afternoon. I High jump, Henry, Davis, Belthe Jacketl participated, alona fiekl MCClain 12, Warren Local burg 4, Centrall• 3 and Paint completed the diatlmce in 2:02- each event wm represent. t b • When the runmng and throw- pre : Haggy, Russell, 5 ft . 4 ia. with Racine and Eastern, Mid- 12, JackiiOlllO, Ironton 9"'it, Lo- Valley 1. AlleniViUe, Ames- .I to better the mark 'of Claude Southeastern Dlatrid at the wu done Point Pleasant had 1 Shot put, Marnhout, Henr,, dJefwrt finished third with 24 pn 8, Che10peakt 4, Co a I Bern, Brown-Zale1ki, Kln&lton Tomblin ol Be•ver aet last State Tournament in Columpoints to edge Belpre with :Bash, Lacey, 35ft. 7 in. polbtsahtad of Racine and Ea.· Grove 2 and Belpre 1. Hll11- and Vinton North Gallll did not year of 2:04.1 . bu1 thi1 tree.kend. and Pomero ~ had 51 100 y3rd dash , Corum, Davfl, boro, Manchester, Portsmouth, score. The only Cl811!1 AA record , Two Eattern Hi&h athlete.. " O..'t ad ME wQt he'1 Jot Trailing behind were Wahama ' Belpre : Swisher, Van Meter. 11 tern, both with 8 polntJ. Wallace ran the 100 yard Soutb Point and Thornville Sher- Four recorda fell in the to faJI was in the pole ·vault, Roo RJtchJe ln tile broad jump 01 the ltaU. Ttarer dmet tiM 18. Brdabury WJth 17 and ·seconds. dash in 10.1 1 RW record, and klan did not score. meet, three of them In Class A, w~re Lancaster's John Man- land John R.ldenoor in the 180 baU weal by me It fallt I cea~• 1 Sh1ode , zero. 1 Members nf the P{)meroy Varlht 440 yard dash in .51.2, alSCJ a In Class A Frankfort wound including two by Middleport's occhiai cleared 12'8", The old 1r1Cf'. will compete in the 8tatt Urdly teU!" The result.,: lsity P Club assisted Meet Dlnew mark. up with 53 points, defending Alan Wallace. He won ~ 100 • mark of 12'2"' wa1 stt by Ron- ]meet next Friday. Ritchie leap 5(1 dash. Coram. Belpre ; rector Bud Bickel. Ed Bartels Lancaster won thl! Claas AA champion Southeastern was sec- yard dash In :10.1 to knock ey of Marietta in le55. ed. II ft. 111,1,: lnd1es to "in Ulat Pt. Pleasant. Russell, !wa11 official scorer • division with 57~ polntJ. whlle ond with 40111 and Middleport one-tenth of 1 second off the Chllllcothe ~eored beavlly In event and Ridenour ran t h t IWabama : Purnt"y. Pt . Pleasant , '\ Chillicothe nosed out Marietta third wltb 24 pqints. Beaver old mark whlcb waa heid ithe last even&a ot the meet to ihalf mile in 2:04.4. 8.7 Je('Onds. 1 S11ck Race, Stor:- . Pomf'roy : \ll/ JNDrANAPOLIS, Ind.- &I· 1 Tenant, Waham.; JonPS. Pt. P .. die Sach, of Det,olt, who Lacey. Belpre. ("I a shed !D practice Saturday, 220 shutti< relay . Belp'"' Porn- averaged 151. 43~ mlleo per hour Major Leap lleiMita: O'Toole, Duren (t), Henry eroy (Hysell, V;~n Metf'rl, Pt rn I Ford-powered racing m• By UoiiH PreH lllenaadooa! 191 ond Smith. Buhl, Elston P. Bndt.Jry. .rhine to lead five qu~.lifi~~· Into Amerle•a lap~ t8), McDanleJ ft) and BerteU. By JOE GERGEN ·t~ yard dtl.~h . C 0 rum , the Memonal Day ~ autp Displayin1 the same excel· tng ses!::lon, and IG1 ln the at- land Tigers. Newcomb and Chicago 000 002 OIG- 3 7 0 WinrM!r- McDaniel (1-21. Loser UPJSpert. Writer Swisher. Van Meter, Russell . ,race. A total of 21 cars ·Jfavt lf'nt team effort whlch round to win going Beard were favored to capture IWash. 100 000 106- 2 B 0If- Duren 10-1), HRs-C~~>rdenaa, Tht Philadelphia ph 1111 e 1 Baseball ti1row, Sw 1 st~er . K. qualtfied kl datf' with 12 spots them to Ul regular season wins IWBY. , medalist '1onors by virtue of 1 Pizarro, Wi.lhelm (8), ~D'.!Jsif'Borus I have d~vered a short cut to APiker . Bradbury : Russell, Grif- open. ifl 19 matches, Coach Job 'nlree-year veteran (hell be their regular aeason perform- 1 (9) o~~nd Marlin. Kuch, Bndg~s (lad gamt) the National L!ague pennant- fith . Belpre. 1 Milhoan's GAHS Blue Devils' making hid third appearance in ance!l. 1/8) and Leppert. Winner - Pi- Cincinnati 001 103 Oil- 1 10 0 •and tht: path 1e • d 1 right Three- leg~~d Ra('-e, Pomeroy , MUSKOf,EE. Okla . -Mickey golr team captured tht Colum!>1.1s this week I Jimmy I' In nine-hole totals, Marietta's zarro (4-0 ). Loser - Bridges Chicago 100 GOO 000- I 1 2 ' Ulrqh Houston. (Anderson 11nd Phalin 1: Bt>lpre. Wr1ght wun the $9.000 Muskoea~=.tern Olllo District ..(Olf tour- Beard put together a pair of Steve Albrecht fired a 37 - one- I(0-3), HR - RobinsOJJ, Cottier. ' Malonty (3-4) •nd Ed warda. . . . , Wahama . Pt p 45 ! se 1·onds 1• gee Civilan Golf Open by a lop namrnt for thl third consecu- 39!1 in the district, jiving him 1uver par in th• afternoon affair, ! - - . *-.,... Toth, Schurr 16), McDanJeJ (I) .The Ph1lhes gavt Chn~ Short 1 44 o relay. Bel pre. Pt. p, Porn· sided nine strokes for her liVe year at Falrgr!ens Com!• a six-over-par 78. ]but totaled 80 for the day Ir- ~ Los Ang. 121 003110- I 110 and Schaffer, R.Hnew (8) . Loser hts second start of the season ero:- magg y, Hash, Carr. An<J - fourlh tour v1ctory tn six out. try .:oub Saturday, On the ninth holt Saturday jonton's Mike Mearan also had Ballimore 200 200 ooo- 4 9 o - 'roth 10-1). HRs- Williama, jSunday night. and the lanky ersonl, 5J3 seconds. ings this year, morning, Beard scored an 1- 18 37 the second time around, McBride, D. Lee (41, Smith 1 Robiru10n 2. Sklrmer. toUtttpa" responded with a I ~ -·I _ And for ~he thir~. atral!(ht maz1ng 70-foot putt - it roUed lbut he also had 1 hign first (6), Chance 19) and Satrianu :, neat 2-G · ~Ispatch.ot the Hous· took the se(;ond game, 4-2, ami BERLIN - The Australian year, Galhpulli wlll hover a small ridge .md ln. nd f . hi lth 82 McNally, Estrada (21 . Stock (71 1 IIlii Jllllf'l ton Colte.m 1 qmck two hours •l the Cubs and Reds divided 8 t.andem of Roy Em rrson .and the area ln the Ohio lg Sophomore Chrl!l Roderick , rou ' lnJS ng w Haddix (81 and Orsino. Winner New York 000 000 OOG- 0 3 t l and 11 mmute!l. pa1r, ChiC"ajr!o winning t;,e open- Ken l'lelcher won tht! mea'1 School state a:olf displaying hi.'§ finest perform· Portsmouth West finlsbe4 - D. Lee (2-0) . Loser - Es- San Fran 013 000 02x- f e t Even in more f>f I hurry.: er. S-4 and Cm<.:mn ati the douhles 1i11e at the Berlin 1'6 srhedult>d th~ we_ekend of the s~ason, just missed fo ·rtb- to the turprlse of troda tO.I l. HR - Simpson, ! Jack.son, Sturdivant (81 and ~"· ever. "'.a s the Phil~~elphia l nighkap. 7·1. n1s Tourn<tment while an41ther Ohio State UmversJty bl th~. mfdallst honors many - aDd Middleport's Yel- Powell, Torre11 • Cannizzaro. Hendley (3·3) •nd Infield,. whJch In add1t1~n to At Artlon i Aus<ae pa1r, Margaret s m j t 'b 1 lumbus. m1~sed a 15-toot putt. low Jacktl!l, a aass A entry, (1st aamel Crandall. L<lsf'r- Jackson (3-5J . producmg two rather ordmary l Ov~r in thf" American Lea~ue ;md Le,.ley Tu 111er. ca pturei Saturday, U.e he also ftnishf'd with tle4 .or nlntb with J1CkiGII. Kan. City 000 223 020- 9 13 0 HRs- Cepeda, Hart, McCovey. double plays t'ompl~ted the f1rst I tht Yankees <"ru shed Kan~as the women 's doublet; crowa, ~ topped 15 SEQ squads 78. Those two SEOAL. clubt Iota)- New York 204 050 oox- 11 g o (!ad 1amel triple play ol the ma1or league City twice. 11 .9 and 8.0. and 1 323 team score of · That Senior Ray Kohl flre4 a 40- ed 354. . . O'Donoghue, Handr11han 13). New York 000 000 000 - 0 1 l season. . . . j Detroit S\o\'t>pt two from ClrvP SURF'BOARO CHAMPION' nine strokes ahead of •• .tad (inlshed wllh II wblle The d1stnct crown ha~ been Grzenda 151, Aker (61 , Mon - San Fran 010 WO 0 - 1 2 Tht rare lt1ple k1lhng was Rll ,hmd 3·1 and 4- 1. Minnesota SYDNEY, Australia (UP£)Marietta, and 11 in tront veterar. St~ve Carter totale~ won_by il 8EOAL team 1ix teagudo (8) and Lau . Stafford, Risher, Wakefield (a) and much the result of faulty Homl· lnippf,d 8{)ston. 6·5. after the Bernard IMirlgeO Far 1·elly of Athens, a team which had beat· t4-4t- II for the Galllant, stra1gh. years. Attwns captured loaley (5), Mikkelsen (7), He- 1Gonder. Herbel 11-U and Hall-~ bas~running as defensJVe 'Red Sox had won the opener. Australia bested top American en the Blue Dev~ on th All but Carter flnisbed tn the tilles in 1959, 1960 ~nd 1961. lnitr 18) and Howard. Winner - er. Loser-f1~1Sher 0-2). sklll Wtth ·Rusty. ~taub on ~c-. 6-2, and the White Sox edged rtdt'IS Mlke Do.vle and Joey Ca1 some coum less than t w 11 top 10" ~Coren Saturday. Here's Ml~dleport s .team re- Renifl (2-{IJ. Loser _ O'Dono- 1 -ond a~ Wa.lt Williams on first Washington , 3.2. and l.n!'; An- hell lo win the 1964 world turfweeks ago. Athens' Greg Moore and suits, and ftnal ~ta~dmgs of ghue 0-1}. HR _ Manlle, (ht 1•m•) In the ftfth Inning, Colts catch- I gel!!$ routed Baltimore, 9. 4, in board ndmg c·hampionshlp at Saturday'• wlnoln1 scere John ·McAfee tied for 1the 1964 SEO D1slnct (O I f 'fresh. Pitts 000 000 020- 1 UJ oler Jerry Grote sl~sh~ 1 hard single games. Manly Beach Sunday. 1 ••, four strokes better titan . honors - bnth com- ! tournament . tZad l•me) • I Loll Ang. 20 000 lOX - 3 a 0 grounder to PhJls first bast- ~ - ---~- - - - Gallla'a 1912 cbamptoubip plett>d the r~gular match with I MlDDLEPORT 11M) Kan. City 000 000 ooo- 0 4 o Law, Fact (7) and McFar· · ma.n ~ohn Herrnstein. Herrn- 1 lill. And It was II fell tluua 77s. Patt Edwards, 42-41- 83 ; Ron New York 101 303 !lOx- 8 14 I lane. Koufax , Perranoskl (8) '"''" ILred to aho,tstop Bobby &be Oevll1' JIIS performance. In a "sudden death" play- Hanning 43-44--87; Steve Hindy Pena, Handrahan t6), Wyatt !and Roseboro. Winner- Koufa:t Wine for one, and Wine reThe Blue Devil• will off, Mchfeo O('Ored a birdie four 41~1-118; Don Hanning 41-49-- (8) and Las, Duncan 17). f'ord . (3-3) . Loser- Law 0·3). lay<d to Herrnslein for No. 2. to Columbus Thursday for the 19th hole to win individ- 96. TOTAI..S 173-181- 354. (4-1) and Howard. Loser (%ad tame) I Nipped at H•me tire rounrts. The two-day. 36 honors. Moore parred (Par I Final standlngs· Gallipoti!l, Pena (4-3) . HR - Pepitone %. ' Pitts . 410 002 010 - I 13 1 Staub, meanwhile, was wheel. hole state tournament wm hole) the hole. However, both 323 : Marletta. 332; Athens, 334; Hit ••mt) ILo! Ang. 200 010 000- 3 7 2 ln8 for home, but Herrnsteln gin earh Friday morning. in the medalist Portsmouth West, 335; Lancast- Cleve. 000 010 000- 1 7 0 Gibbon, Priddy f6l and Bur- alertly threw to catcher Gus ty-six of the state's at er. 338; Portsmouth, 339; Logan Detroit 101 001 000- 3 11 11gess . Podrts, Brewer (1), MiD- Triandos to nip a run In the · will battle for the Atherl!l' John Newcomb, who 343 ; Mi~leport, 354; Jackson, John, McMahon (7) and Az~ er lfiJ , Perranoski l!il) and Ca- ~ b~d and . pr~vide HOtJSton fa.ns ~hampionshlp. w~ks ago fired a two-un- '}5~ : C'hUhcothe, ~ ; I.ronton. cUe. Agu&rre, Sherry (9) and mllli. Winner _ Gibbon (3-1). With the1r f1rst enc~unter w1th COMMITTEEMAN Last year, Gallipolis at Fairgreens, slipped 364 ; Wellston, 368 ; Oak Hill, 375: Freehan. Winner _ Aguirre (1- Lour - Podres 16-2). HRs _ a thr~for-one special. Pd . Pol. Adv. ainth. TWenty-three an 87, thus hurting Athens New Le-xington, 378; St. Aloy!l- 0), Loser _ John (2·21. HR _ Clendenon, Howard. I Short aurrendered only flv~ participated in the 1963 to overtake the Devlls us. 382 8Jld Miami Trace, 3M. Kaline. hill- all singles- and stn~ck out ! _ tournament. GAHS' total was -------------- (!nd camt) Phila. 001001 ooo- 2 e 2 nine m wmning his f1rst game 869 - j~ 31 strokes behind Cleve. 000 000 000 _ o 1 1 ot the yea1. Philadelphia , which 000 OOJ 000- 1 7 0 ~ Hooston champion Kettering Fairmont. Detroit 000 201 lOx- 4 7 0 Short (1-1l and Dalrymple. jcollected onl~ t:ix hits off M()UsIn 1962, GAHS finished 19th Grant, Bell (7 ), Abernathy Triandos (~). Owen!!, Raymond Iton starter Jim OweM and n fout of 23) with a 69'1 tota1. (8) and Azcue. LoHch (4-1) and (7) and Grote. Loser _ owen11 11iever Claud~ Raymond, got a That was 11 stroKes behind Roarke. Loser _ Grant '2-l). l(1-3). , run In the th1rd on back-to-back FOR TEAMS & INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS champion Ashland two HR _ Grant, McAuliff. lhlbJet by John Callisen a~ llgO.. (lat 1ame) !•es Covington and an other m IN WOMENS- MENS- MIXED At least thrf!t ol la. year'• Minn. 000 020 000- 2 4 ] the !lixth on a walk, error and : top 11 squall• wiU fttllra to Boston Infield single by Tony Taylor. ' 000 000 oox:- 6 11 1 lht state mett Uti• )'ear. Be- By United Pmt la&trnallonal Chicago at St. LGui!l, night Kaat Dailey (7) Perry t7) The San Francisco Giants re•ldtt GAllS, oU.er. an CJr. NatiGaal Leque Phila. at San Fran., night and B~ttey, Moreh'ead, Radatz eeived successiVe shutouts .from I e!evll!e, ral!oerup bl !HI, aud w L Pel, GB New York at Los Ang., ni~ht (B) and Tillman. Winner _ Satlll'Uy ltfty Bob Hendley _ana nghty Maka Your RHorvalion By Calling WY 2-3432 Upper Arllngtaa, wldclt ft. San Fran. 19 10 .655 . Milwaukee at ClnclnnaU, lligbt Morehead (2-3), Loser - Kaat BALTIMORE- 1\{orthera Dan· Ron Herbel in po5tmg • dou- : ltbtd Oftb. Phlladel hi 17 10 .630 1 (4-2). HR - Killebrew. ;cer added the Preaknes11 to bleheader •weep ol the ~ets . At Wellllton Saturday, P a 19 13 .594 1~ t A.merleu Leape f2nd aamt) Ihis Kentucky Derby triumph 1-0 and .1-0_ In other Nahomll poUs totaled 162 Ia tbe mom16 14 .533 3lk c'hlcago W t5L 9Pc;Z5 GB Minn. 000 400 002- I 9 oIwith • 21'4 lenlth win over The League action, Pittsburgh split Clnchmatl 16 J4 .533 3111 New York · · Boston 001 003 010- s a 11Scoundrel. with the Dodgtrs, winning Lhe Milwaukee 16 15 .516 4 Cl I nd :: \~ -:~ I> Sigman. Pmy 18), Plei• (91 I nightcap 1-3 o!ter dlosing, ;~; POMEROY, 0. Los Angeleo 14 18 .438 6\!. B 01~-e a II 12 .liM I> and McCabe, Batley 1~1- Wit- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.- World 'S!. Louis roughe up · Houston, 14 19 .424 7 M':n~:~~ 18 14 :533 2 so~, Radatz (8) and r:lman . ~cingndchampion ~Clark o1 waukee, 7-3. before the Bra~"J,,...,..,...,....._.,_.,_,....,........,,...,..........,__,...,..._ __.,._.._...,.,...,...,...,"""' 13 15 ,464 3 W ~ner-Pe~ry iiftO) . Chicago 11 1& .401 7 Detroit Mer :tla f ~t ~ s ll way New York 9 2'l .290 11 Washington H 19 .424 5'h: ~~I a~a l3-~. lz te ej1&:!!, ':r . o 1 l'f . m ea ·~ thr Saturday'• Resoltt Los Aneelet 13 18 .419 5~ e re~, I a lo;::, at y. ~rmg ~':/ ymg Jtests IGo~la e 1anapo is Au Pittsburgh 7 Lo1 Angeles 4 Boston U 17 .414 5lh at ona •P• ay 30 !I· Chi<ago 2 Kansas City 11 18 319 6~ (1st eame) sic. Cincinnati 5 R I h.""'"'• 17 ld U · Milwu. 000 000 1103-- 3 I 1 -ap ~,....,, -yeaclr-o,anlpi·,~·~~~.Loull 8 MUwaukee 5 satunlay'o Reoulll St. Loulo 030 020 20x7l4 21 LONDON Swedan, ltakt. Junior Men'a Singles N y k 4 •ad other Detroit, Mich.. Francisco 8 ew or Washington 3 Chicago 1 Fisctler, Hoeft (5), Niekro \7 ) 1Yugoslavia and France moved ll!tet made nearly a clean 4 Philadelphia 3, night CleveJa[]d 2 Detroit 1 Smith (I) and Torre. Simmons up to lhe quarter-final round of of the lath; .Anilual Midwest Sunday'• Retultt New York 10 Kansaa City I (~) and McCarver. Loser - the European Davis Cup tennit [Ilona! Table Tennis Angeleo 3 Pittsburgh 2, 1st Baltimore 5 Los Ang. I, nlgbl Filcher (1-2) liRa-White, Me- ' eliminatlono. Dodge trucks are trained In Columhua Sablrday and 8 Loo Angeles 3, 2nd Boston I Minnesota 5, 10 lnna. Carver. on tha ass.embly line to b • H001 0 igbl (!ad 11me) CLEVELAND- Pancho Gony, ~ · ' n ' Sund•y'• ReiUitl Milw. 000 021 100- 4 7 O,zales 01 Los Angeles won the liYt penny-pinching econOne actptlon wea the Fro. 6 New York O. 1st Bo-ston I Minnesota 2• l!t' St. Louis 000 002 ooO- 2 6 11world professional tennij titlt omy. They'r• put to1ether f 1&ld Donna Fran. 1 New York 0, 2nd Minnesota I Bo1ton 5, 2nd 0 5 Cincirlnati 4, 1st New York 11 Kansas City !1, ClOninger (3-2) and Bailey. with 1 1-2, 1~13 vl~tory over ' year-o TOUGH ••. built rusged. Chivy Chue, Maryland. 7 Chicap 1, 2nd New York 8 Kan. City O, Washburn, Burdette (7), Shantz Andres Gimeno of Spiln. They 10 farther, haul more .-.n the women'• •lnt!eo. Lout Mil k 3 11 18) and Uecker. ' - r - Wash1 -iave morel They're the 11 •lllikod U.S. No. 2111 -:;::•;:l~il.,':,~~~· 1 St "~r' 2 ' ~ Lot Angeles t Baltirnora 4 bum (2-1). HRs-Bailey, Menke \ Sllllday 1 IJiUut tilhtwads on tho singles, b~-.111(1 bten runnerup · ' Chicago 3 Washington 2 Aloo, Clemene. ONEIDA, N.Y. - Steven OW· the ~tton•l tournament ln MOJMiay'• Probable Pltr.btrl Detroit 3 Cleveland 1, lst en, one-time coach 4ll the hilhwey for your trucking 1 &lewood, Clut., last month. Plttsburgb al Los Allleleo Detrolt ,cleveland I, 2nd Uol pme) IYo'o football Giants rono~ cloUar.COmtcheckourdeall John Tamlebll! JZ ct - Blasa I~) vs. Dryl· Monday 1 Probable , _ , . Clncl!IDAU 020 001 100-- 4 7 0 fo, hi' defensive cemuo, died In he (i'>-1). Detroit at Wuhlngton (nithtl ChicaJo 1/00 OOt 004-- 5 5 2 1City 'Hospital at the age of 81. port, wis runnerup' Willi -Regan IZ.3) Ill' Lady (11-Z) "'·lt'""''"-==""'""'""'...,~~.:...,...;._==""'.:..-~l~ ol lbe MWcel dlvilloa, Philadelphia at Houston Hannan (11-2). ige IJ'). llo ~ tbree - Bunnin& (4-1) vs. (Only 1ame acheduled) pmei ll·IS, 21-11, 2l·IS, to !3-3). TUelday'o Gomeo WUillrns of Detroit, !io, 2 N•w Yor~ at San Franc!eco- Cleveland al Chicqo, alghl MEN-WOMEN od U, S. Midget, behind (1·2) vs. Sanford (~). Detroit at WashiJiilon, ni&ht fro• llfll Jl to 51. Preparo aow UD.~ola . .n'lte .bu ~ Ula1tParso& of Olarleaton, (On!)' aamea scheduled) Kan. Cily at Boltlmore, night f9r V. il, Civil IIN"Yita , job optJI. .. adll PNI!Irw far tiuil.. tl'at. who did not COI1Ipeta ln. Taelday'o Gomeo Minnesota al New York, niJhl ntry ••IF Pee Itt*. It ta eM el lap ID u.a. .rn tP ' " ' Ji -•n.lr.•. tht larPfl aM okl..t ,..tntell ••Manufatturer's Su&~~ested Retail price for Qnenna•nt .-.tiDIIt 1PQ II \ifll at Housbin, night Los at Booton, niJbl e.-eotc~ .rboolt of lt. .klad IIIII '11 tlpup!j U ......00 I IIIOalb CO llVl "'' ceanaetd '111111 0. .... 1964 .Dodge D100 Utiline Pickup, exclusive 1'lw7 prot1dt m.uob rr-a. -.on~n•nt. Both are mernlltn of !be olrollg b tla'D prlnte limplo,.a;dt and of state_and local taxes, if any. ror Fila Wwmatln v. a.•.,.. Detroit · Table 'l'elllila club. . M.Hlleat oppartJmllJ' ru lld•aalUll' Jobl, IMIUIIIA. DR #II toR· IMnL IIIIIIJ' POIIPMU r. .u.lre llont ed WarlH, tW oat e_,.. '11!• . tournament blchllcbl .ru llltla ~ .•o Qtftlai-.. lldutlltlo• Ud 11111111 at au. . TODAY. Y11' I~JIN . lhe "'aepJnc lfldo of oil .Irion Stop in at any Certified gasoline atatlon and wlll .alto nt tall debib ""' llow0006£ BUILDS TOUGH TRUCKS-WE MAKE EASY DEALS ... ttl .., of tuM flbl, ,..,. ,.ou e•• prQIIIre ,.lfiU"d'lr r.r l l l • in Meo't oiJlllef play b) Qdldo MUit Pill I tHt. Tb.a a-,.utta "CHEK-UR·UOENSE" to see If you have won a .. 11:... -~~~ tn IOJUI 1 . . .1 onJ.i' and another 17~·LIIf Do!l't 1111_,. • AC'f !'fOWl weekend at the - . oat ot II'" ,.._ player, llouf-Jiurno.·Boma, C... a~ta11 Jr. "!tn'o LINCOCN IIIVICI. itt Chlldi me\·4h l!fkln, IUin•l• Any of ••or 200 othtr prl1... New llot - h MILt & SECOND STS. nlg~t for the MIDDLEPORT, 0. · we.k lam very mueh lntereattd. Please 1end mt ablqlute}f l"ft.U ,inetl!i (l) A Utt of U.S. Government po.siUou and 11lat1u; (2) ... YOU MAY HAVE ALREADY WONI formation on how to qualltr for a U.S. Government Jo'b. -~ . GaIII' a Academy Repe ats As Distnct . Jackets PIace N.Inth G0 If Champions; aJUJdor. I bava Dear Helen. a moderate amount rl utn • By LYLE c. WilSON the Baker lnveotlgaUm •• con· lrativt aoalstant. solicited ad· Parenti ..;. about lholr eb!l· curr1ou1ar aetl\lltlot (ouch u Uoited Press lnleraaUoua! dueled )>y the Senata Democn- vertlolnc for the Johnson Tela- dren In ".!leralld ,. ocl>ool fUnd-railing proJIICIIL The voter& seem to have sof~'tlc leoderahip so far II tbat It villon otaUon while ha (Jon- the way theJ uaed to manager and music Uhrartu ened co,iderably since a Dem· hao been a nbblly affair. klnl) wu oo the Senate payroll bout lhelr football WMl Ia and whatevor ella 110 o• a ocratic Cong,ess h&Tied Sher· timid, fearM and oaaer to con- and lhat tho _oollcltaUOO •• In my dsy. And lbe ~ wu w111ta to lake the lime lo do,) man Adams out oJ tho Whit. cluda. C011111CUIID Willi ule of an In- 00 jull u much thea -athle._ lloaven tnowo I pt my lilaN House and another Democratic The lmpreuion ia_ that the in~ IUI'IIlCI pollcy on Jobnlon'l Je .,bei'OI" were llniiCl Ub o1 homework, but I don't ~· Congress investigsled that mess velliptors oro biclinJ oomo-llfe. Jenldrul wu not IUIII- plono wlrn lrylnJ to I om uaually on llie bonor, rol~ in Washington over which thin& or lhat they are ofroJd to moned by the lnveatJJatoro to to ' U IJ!IIId'"" thouJh I don't hllvt ljJnt to Harry s Truman was LlllhappUy proceed vl&oroutlY for feer ol toallfy. An altOIIillllnl over- up • : : : ':;..te ••1:"" lludl' at nilbll durJnc COIIeOI't 011 1 1011100. My COUI'III ·~ prelly presiding. lllrJUIII up _.thing that o]Jbt, If It wu an oveniJhl. Ht ery av e They have softened that is, If would be holler loft IUiturnecl. did however, make Ill affidavit fief, compotlnc for 8lory, nol heavy too _ oil flOIIqe pre~ tbl'y perDU! the Democratic The Sherman Adami tnvellip· dsnlal, onNoym~t A I have found a solutloo. I ·tel Senate leadership to get away U1111 woo a ~ affair. There Tbm are other Items c1 111- tho 0 ~ 1 w11 ' ~ ~ up mly In tho IIIOI'IIIIIJ (arounq 1 with a once-over-lightly invest!· was . a soft shoe, olf;to-Buffalo tere~t un..plored by the scna· ho!wo:":ho 4 a.m.), and do my homeWork. galion of Bobby Baker and his quahty to the Senate I lnvesU- tors. Olancte .,.. the llrst to ' If their kids Perhaps IOlDO mJtld no1 , (811 activities, ao now propooed. ~atlon oJ Harry Trumao's mess papon will conUnue to preu got "dw:::ted'" 1 think Uko doing thll, but I lhlnl: It's 1 1 wondatfu! opportunity we bavt Senate Democratc Leador m Washinl!lon. But H did dere lh matter as they ollould • Mike Mansfield ouflered I holy to invade the White Hooae In N:um, ' In !hal Tho Ttl• lot of thll arouaJnc abwt hOIU'8 to learn and we oboulil take .,;. ~an., nt of Indignation last "'Fch ' oJ coats, deep pot llom:"':candal might have ol after school s~ " II jull ery aclvantega offered Ul. rm week. He first said that sena- freezes, favorttlsms and the fizzled in the 1920•5 but for the braama: in rever11.. MY child no' terribly fond o1 bomtworlr:, )tors were irnputoln& the char· like. . sharp reportorial braiD of the "· actelerated, you know, and bull ftel It II ...,......,. to WJ:o ] aders of other senators o~ the . AI for newspaper auspici<m, late Paul Y. Anderson o1 tbe Jt I Ju•t T~RRIBLE how they deratandlna my atuditl.-: I basis or gossip, pure suspicJon mnuendo, gOisip and rumor, St Louis Post-Dispatch pour It _oo. ~ poor t1dl 11'1 CHRIS •o~ind rumor. Then he changed that it; lara:ely baloney. On Feb. · · caught m a bind. They have to : !hal to mean tbat new'Paper 12 Donald B. Reynoldl, the ate- The Senate atock market ~- llvo Ill> to their parenll' tllpeo- Tbis column II dedlcalld \0 reporters and t.:olumnists were reo-buytng insurance asent in V!ltigltion of the tarly a a taU0111; it's been dnlmmed In-- famUy llviQ8:, 10 U you'n ·hav. Ithe character assassins. · Solid the Baker caoe. was In the certainly would have b • • n to them repeatedly they won't Jq kid troub)J or juat plala Holen ho)jl YOU. c1tizen Mike was ool of charac- news with a atatement !bet the abandoned within wee~::~~~ ret Into collep unlou lbey &el troublo, let ter in these accusations. They scandal bad only beJIIIII and begmnmg but for the 8 1- 'I and B'o In the touJb eoun- She will olio wtlcome your were made In the beat of the that it might end with the de- ling reportorial Job by membera es, and the more toulh COW'Itl own amualn( _.-!011001. A~ Senate Democratic leadership's struction of President Johrison. of the Senate prtsl callery. the better. dreu Helen Bottel In cart Of massive effort to check the 1'hts surely was a great exas:- Interested parUes In the Naturally the A~ and B ltu· t:hil neWip.per. Bobby Baker invesligation. gen.t.ion but the Senate investi- 1920's and 1930"s tried Mike dents are put In the ''fa•t" The Senate reJected a propos- gators have done little to reas- Mansfitld'a lhabby ~ctlc ol claasea when perhaps they areal to widen the Baker probe. II sure the voters that It w.. not claiming • ~oul .qamat the n't that fall, but merely VII')' was a party-line vote. all Re- true. prua. It didn t WOl'k then ll1d conadenUoua. Thls t. Utt type publicans and nine Democrats Reynolds did appear before it probably wUI not work now. oJ child who hal 1 breakdown, DIYOTID lO tNTI-'In QP voting to extend the investiga· the investigator!!. He swore that But it wouldn't h~ .lf tbe and educatora aboukl be U:· Mllll MAlON UIA tion. The overall Jmpresslon of Walter Jenkins, LBJ's admioll- voter1 allo came alive. tremely cautioua 1bout who ...,. a. ..., ,....., -.·_ · -• ._ - ......... ..._ they a dv aoce to .. a... I Shirley MacT.ane pushPd along the subway seat to make room for me , wnnkled her nos!! in typtcally Shirley MacLaine fashion, and made the chic remark of the week ''Gosh ." she said ''\iy diamond s certainJy hurt when I s it do wn.'' She was wearing a low-decolletage, slit skirt evening dre~ .s at fake - but. still frightfully ex:pens1ve ~ "diamonds." and some of them were almost as big as a dime. and very sharply cut. You could see where it would not be very comfortable to sit on them all the way frum W. 41 st St. to Flushing Meadows. but it was the kmd ot dress any woman would gladly suffer in, especially if she happened to bP bu11t like Shirley. The dlamonds encircling her neck were real, and there were even d1amol1ds nestled in her fabl'lous wig. which Sidney Gutlaroff had t eased into something resembling a brown fountain "Did you ever ride subways mu<'h'! ' ' she askPd me "\'es.'' I said. "Quite a hit. when I was a rub reP?rter." "So d1d I. when I was a a chorus girL" she said. ''I fi gured something out. too. I went to a department store and bought a big baby doll, and I used to carry it wrapped up in a b1anket whenever I had to ride on a subway 1t always worked . Somebody always got up :-.;1 gave me a seat ." I thought that was very clever of her .....,i. lbll placeo bor Ill lbe • ....., coa'l tftiMI')J, 111a1114 wilb IIUdanll wbo do IIOIIdDa Dill be puabed IIIIo ...._ tbaa but- and atudjl. llbe _...... they Clll do by poreuil. - FU· ;j, H~ ... hill 111. It Ia ciJu or lludl' liall. .,...p. ~---Tbt olbon m1 1boft w b • -k. '~ 1 011•• But 1lll1 - ' " - lblof Nol .U I 1111. \no'd be l~e lint II :rtiJ, "llal be'J Ill A IIUdenl, wi1l IBN'T be Ill I~ ' _._...., pqt" I'ICIIe IIIUdlllll un ao •bll w11h when obt arrlvtd home from ICbool and dlloowro4 I bey woJcbod It pounda. I - ., If lboaa eciYliiCOII · - 11rt advlDced only In DaJI~ Sentinel, P_omeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May II, liM-J 1 .111 dlulhllr II In juDior ldP and Ill an ~leralld ~ABS ~ Helen Help Us/ Sliould US. Parlev With Castro Cuba? AIL .. ..... ·-··~-·-·· �•• • ,. • •DillY Sentinel, l'llmeroy-lllcldleport, o ., May 11. 1984 Tuppers Plains Strong Pulse Deteded in Grafted Arm Scholarship Is Rewarded 1 ConUnued from Page Ye.,book subscription sellers receiving Stefl medals were 'l ••.t Jordan. Kathy Slee-t and Donna been aware the limb was sevSmith. " AWARDS LIBRARIAN . . i .' . .'• l• . ' ~ YONKERS, N.Y. (UP!J -A Brenda Bailey and Linda Kirk- strong pulse was evident today Janel. Four typists awarded_Staff in the grafted arm of an 18medals were Janice Bing, Mary year..o0ld boy who may not have Iered by a speeding train. I ' ~ I lb apper port al MiDm'iUe =y c~.:~'Jij s~.::. : Destroyed by F'lfe SUnday * -parlment .reporlld today. Dote H. Rousb, 7• RaciDe, By Evelyn B>i<tles driver, reeelved IIIS'nsiGna aod The wscs of the Methodist P•• I H• t•~r, -. •• Racine, Wll Church met Ttturmtay afternoon lnjnred !ohio left ohOuider and at the holll< of Merle Grilfitb received locerodons. The with six rnembers present. The Pomeroy E·R squad took both program topic, •'Tbe Methodist men to Meigs Memol-tal H01Family," was preaented by plial. Teachers Strike Schools' Ch In Utah, Creating aos rqwaASSES SALT LAKE CITY (UPIJ- Utah's schooltYattm. 8!11- Dllr I.._,,. C'- broiled in a seven-year controversy over teacher Ularies, was in a chaotic today. DIPLOMA COURSES Fire destroyed the four room When the classroom bells rang, some ~r-;~~:~~ home of Mr. Md Mrs. Marvin expected to be on hand for greetings from 9 to 16 Months Millirnn, Leoding Creek Road, teachers. Most of the state's 11,000 teachers were _ . . 11 n .. Wblte ('pion NOedte 01: 'l'lpond Too Juniora-Cblldre. .teelloien 3.99. 4.49. 4.99 THE House Knocked Off FoundatiOD • ked I d h II uv1.:tors wor s x an a a Helen Smith, School L1branan hours through the early mornpresented awards lo the follow- 1ing Sunday to restore the right mg studenl.'i who st>rved as as- arm of David Lambert, Yonk- ser were serv_ os. their daughter at Heath MethTbe UEA'& actiOD, oc)fl h d b let 1 tess. The June meeting w1U be ~~'llm¥:•)a• ~r;:zrcq:;rstu ed>'st Chu"-h . . k ed ff Its High Schoo Students .b . d hecked t l 1 1 •.... . 11stan 1 rarums an c ers. t a . een comp e y 1 th h f E H1 A house was nock o came during the weekeDd on 1 out 7,095 books durmg th~ school ripped from 1ts socket by the a a~~eM~s. ~~=s ~::~n REPORT ACCIDENT A neigbor who reported the 1trundatlon In a two ca• crash vote of 231 to 7 by its bo11Sli ENROlL NOW y~ar, Rutr Bailey . Yvonne Seal , tram as the youth fled from land daughter, Neta, spent Mo- The Meigs County Sheriff's ,fire i&id he had trouble with Saturday at 3:45 p .. m. 00 the of delegates, created Robert Buck, Amta C~olh_n.'i . ~m- pollee. 1ther"s Dav with their parents Department investigated a one-- his phone so he had to drive corner of South Third-av and spread, confusion for the -~·sl The hHor OHlce Jobtt da ~rue:-;e~· ~n~~ ~tlh Cm- Authorities at,..Yonkers Gener- IMr . and .Mrs. John Wat•o~ car accident four miles south· into town to call the fire d~ Locust--st in Mid_dleport, pollee 274,500 studenta: and their 8 ~· hwa_treW.. bue ompson, al Hospital said there was a and Mr . and Mrs. E. W. Wyin- east of Antiquity Friday at 11 partment. When the Middleport reported toclay. enls. News media were ctep ame me renner · · Gf Wmfiel · d, W. &. m. LewJs · Sarson, 38, Racine· department arr1ved, · Go To Th- With A st rong wnst pul:;e ·m the arm er and fam1ly the house G. G. Werner 11ves ·m th. e st'eged with telephone FU11.1RE TEACHER AWARDS 1and Lambert was responding Va R. D. ·2, was traveling north was gone. In the confusion some. damaged home,_ ~ut no one m asking whether schools W01oldJ Mrs. Madge Mathew s. faculty w-rll The boy wa" retained on Mrs Grace Hotly and Mrs. when he stated two dogs ran one also had called the Pom- the hous~ was IDJI.Ired. Three be opened or closed. Buslne11 Coll11• Dlplom1 Jponsor of the Future Teachers the eritical list because of the Flossie Allensworth of Middle- in. front of him. H~ fr~ed to eroy Fire Department, which ~!sons m one of the cars were It ~k several ll~out8 f,.or:hO<>II of America Chapter, presented seventy u' the accident. Jport were Sunday guests of mJss them, but slid m loose • was tqrned back. Jn]ured, and b?th ca~s were to. fi~als m the states 40 For Catalog •nd Inform• ' kl::'r.le\..:ml{'l\lCrrtificales to Kit- 1 . . Mrs . Eulah Swan and ramily. gravel, and went side~ays into I . . . ,tal losses, pohce. said. diStricts to make . I , Mrs Robert Huntley, assist- Pvt Jerry White who has an embankment There werf' The MtlhroiJ home ts set off Edward U.-e Sites 17 Ches- minds. As a result, lion Call, V'-Jt, or Write tv· Persmger, Cllltra S'iliatze, · · ' th e ro ad WI"th t rees near by, and apeake hit a car ' driven ' t prepared for a :·looiloday"l '" B land mght superviSor. sar"d "! •been ·stationed at Camp Gordon no inj"uries by dens Louella Thompson. Jan~ aer, . h · lh ( I · · ld h be h ...,., J ' · h tal 1 .. K . h 1\'h I I don I b<:!lle\'e e IS aware a Georgis spent Mother's Day wou ave en an.~ or pass- Orin Smith Middleport and WJt paren approva • Jamc·e Evans l'lt a f'V anc 111 ed " erby to notice ' ' --''- - - A d Sis~on ' · (' arm was sever · weekend hr :-e with his mother, . . · then Sites veered to the left and lfre .. . Doetors did not tell the outh i Mrs. Helen White. He returned m the neighborhood and church Middleport Fire Department hit the Werner home. The acwcru TO MEET HONOR SOCTF.TY PRIZE ·Sund.J.y . hts arm . had ybeen Ito G~rgia. but will be sent dunn~ the Sunday ~cho~l ~ur. Public Relations Officer Bob cident still is under investigsThe WCFU will meet Frilda••l Mrs Theodosta Frecker. sprm- · :h cl f to G€rmany soon. Dunng the worshtp services, Byer, has appealed for help for 1 tion. e\'elling at 7,3 Op.m. at th 1 bcx:ly sor ol the National Honor SociP- wrenc e rom us . . . Blain Taylor returned home Floren~e Spencer sang a special the Millirons. The Millirons The Middleport E-R unit was Middleport First B apt is 3& Locu•t St. Ph. 446-4367 tv Chapter. awarded a $75 r·heck Lambf-rt wa~ consc1ous but m from the Veterans Hospital at Mothers Day song. '!_'he sern:ton have a boy 13 years old who called to take Sites Gary Wood ~Ch~u~rc~h~.;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:::-!:=""'=';':::;;;;;:;;;:;:;;:: t~ Alle11 Swaotz anrl a $75 chrck shock whf'n brought to the hos- Pittsburgh, after undergoing eye 1 b~~ Rev. Card was m keepmg graduated from the Eighth and Roger Wilon 'e.u of Chea~ J to Lout>Jia Th ompson fnr writing . pita l aflt'r t~1e accident Satur- surg~ry Ulere. With the occasion. _g:ade _at Bradbury Sunday, . a peake, to a local doctor. the best essa~·~ on thf' toptc',, day n1ght H1s arm was rushed Mrs. Wilda Cowdry and fam· Mr. and Mrs . Charles D. g1rl mne years old, and a g1r1. 1 An E·R call was also made "'Wh~ I Would Like lfl Win the 1therr b~· police m a cardboard ily of Veto were guests Satur- Woode spent Sunday afternoon 31,4. to Tiny's Foodland Saturday at National Honor Soc1etv Sehol~ r· box I\ harl been knocked 40 day of her brother, Way Clark, with her mother, Mrs. J. B. Twelve firemen answered the 11 :28 a. m. for Gladys Blackship ."' fre! In th _a1r by a N~w York and family . Hayes and her brother, Clifford ca ll with 1-(oward Dailey, assist- wood, who was taken to Meigs voc~L MUSIC Cenlral R<t tl ro<Jd train JUSt p~ll· Herman Marshall is a medi· Hayes and family , at Middleport aant fire chief, in charge. Memorial Hopital. Mrs. Lucill~ SwaC'khamer. vo. rng tn to thf' Gro£'ystone slat1on cal patient in Meigs General They were joined there by their - _ _ ___c:c:_:_:_~:__:_:_::::_:::_:_~=---tal music supervisor ot thf' hert>. Hospital, Pomeroy. son Clair Woode and familv of Pomeroy Publir- SchMls . pre- Poltce said the accident fol- , Forest Kyle and two sons, Le- Pvml'roy. · sentrd Glee Club award krys to · lnv.-<>d " boisterous outdoor roy and Danny , or Columbus, Mrs. Nina Robinson has been Jane Baer. Brenda Balle\'. . Ruth C partv tn ;r wooded area near spent the week end here with . ill at her home here. e Kltchet1 C1binets AI B I N Ba1 ey, a~cy ur~ ~. tta _ar - lhe »latlol. Offirers had been his sister, Mrs. Ho:!len White pent.er, Amta Coltms. Jenrufer d·b ighbor who and parents, Mr and Mrs. Ira Mr. and Mrs. Carleton FoilFloor Tile 8 Crew H!lda Harl, Louanna Leo- isummone Y ne Kyle · rod and Charles of Pomeroy • 1cornplamed the tecn·agers were · · ., d h t. M d ~ard. Mary Ann Rickard. Cmtra . . Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor VISI e er parens, r. an eFormic• Top Swatzf'l Linda Kirkland John makmg_ too muc~ notse. are ~nnouncing . the birth of a Mrs. Lee Henderson and his . Spottmg the pollee, th young- . daughter Janet Lynn Saturday mo th er, Mrs. Cl ara F o11 rod on ' Strauss.· Robert Buck ' Ronn1e e Ceiling nle That'• what a lot of folk• tay when they wa.nt to bur sters Oed Lambert ran across ' ' . M th ' Day Colhns, Kenneth Lawhorn. R1ch- th · ·Lat ~ and the train roared morning at St. Joseph Hospital, o er s · · aomethinr but don't have the ready caah to do it. ard Nease. es w . IParkersburg. The baby weighed A daughter, Janet Lynn, wa!'; If that'• J9Ur problem •• "lihone u• and aak for the ePanellng H4.ND AWARD~ I tn and brushed by him - I d born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ceah you "heed. We loan mi liona of dollars to thou• · ' wrenchmg the arm from its Iseven poun s, 11 fYl. Band Director Ronald Woltz ' Mrs Ethel Rife and son of Taylor on Saturday, May 9, at eanda of peOple for hundreda of different rearona. prr:sented medals to senior band ;sorket. Dexte~, Mrs. Martha Ward St. Joseph Hospital at Parkers- : eAwnlnga ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY members Sue Arnold, .1 ani c e l amt daul!(hter, Kindra, of Vmton burg. Paternal grandparents are Bing, Jennifec· Crew, Alita Carand Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor of • Storm Windows penter .. Jane Baer, Robert Buck, I ~ and two children of Ewington Dutch Ridge. . Nanrv Burns. Janire E\•ans, Pa- ! spent Mother's Day here with Mr!;. Zeldr Jenc and two rou-• 1u1 tm1a Fields, Linda Kirkland , 1 S their parents, Mr. and Mrs. so~ o£ Cleveland spen~ Moth!.olr<mn.r Lf'onard. :Uchard l .. .i Martin Mollohan. ers Day week end wtth Mr. 1 ;. , UFE INSURANCE AVAIUIBLE ON ALL LOANS [\'ease. Kilty P~ rsinger, Alfred Mr . and Mrs. Jean Russell and Mrs. Herman Taylor and 300 W. Second St.- WYandoito 2·2111, Pomeroy ~ - son. Mary Ann Rirkm·n. Cinand Mr. and Mrs. Goldo:!n Bahr Eugene. ' . ' !":~ .,, .lllzel. . Iof Athens railed Sunday after- I Helen Fmdhng of Co_Jumbus ' NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON WY 2·5321 .-,l•:RM.L TF.AM AWARDS I NEW YORK IUPl) - In what lnoon on Mrs. Came Bahr and spent the wee~ e_nd With her N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. DAVE OHLINGER, MGR• ..srh Russell Moore. after may bf" one or the grn~ under- 1daughter. .mother. lva Fmdlmg and son, lmnrrr.mg the 196~ sea'<on !statL•ments of the _vrnr. Domin· · Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Fields Rus~_n._ 1. 1) prPsf'nted medals to .ick Tucri "s molhrr describes ~ and daughter, Glenda Sue, of _ _ _ _ _ _ __.. h"l'i lltlinrbrenner , who rr- him as "arlventttrPsomt>" Delaware, spent the week end ,.,.d ht· fm1rth bas~bal.J<>!Ier : Th(> 12 -year- old who hid lhere with his parents, Mr. and ·· rl Baiff'r. David Reed . Ph!l· nut al the \vorld's Fair ror ltiMrs. Robert Fields. 1 1 Swi•,dell. Robert Smith and days proved to hi~ parents and Mr . and Mrs. John Guinther l ·•lwrt Crow. Lrtter awards Isecurity police that hP nut only and baby of Torch, Mrs. WU\'.'C'nt to C.eorge Ha rm. Gary ii.-: adventttrP~omr but e-lustve .ma Ginther and son, Jack, of J (•nkins, William Jewell, Rich· land enterprising~ we!!. Chester, Mr. and Mrs. William urri W:rry. Fruce Simpso~. Rex Dominick. who sneaked onlo [watson and family of Roc~p.ort, Cummlll~s and Bryce Smr th. the fairgrounds May 6, estab- 1W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Wilham OTHER AWARDS ' lished his elusiveness bevond a Robinson of Alfred. Mr and Alita Carpenter won f i r s t doubt the remaininR thefe day Mrs. Everett Watson and fami· plaf"e m the Temperance Con- and night until Sunday ~ def.v· •ly and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip test She wa :- named Homemak· ing the best 1•fforts ol his par- Boyles and family of Tuppers er of Tomorrow by winning the ents and police to find him. Plains, an were Sunday gu~sts Belly Crocker Conlest and the Thev knew he was there. . of Mrs. Effie Watson. General Mills award medal. : Jlis ability to live ofF the · Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman Miss Carpenter also won the i land. so to speak, proved the !Jr. and family of Rutland were D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award .! blond s~>v~>nth grader's enter- Isunday· guest'! of Mr. and Mrs. The Awards.Assembly clo!t@d prising naturf'. He ale well, Charle~ Betz~ng and Mr. and With the reading of the Class of i slept cOmfortably and man&l· Mrs. Dana Hoffman. 19M Wi11 by Ma~y Ann Rickard, i ed lo come up with enou.:h author of the W1ll. Jt was well· spending money to occupy his received by the student body waking hours. I and facult.y. In fact. he may prove to be one o( the few fairgoers who ,., SERVICES ARE SET lefl the ground• with as muoh Funeral service!l for Mr~. money a~ hf' had when he arJohn Sellars. 74, of Porland, : rivt'd. "":'-:--:-:--:--~--who died this morning at Hol- 1 Dominirk"s springtime oddys- Sund<:.i School attendance on zer hospital. will bt' held on sry ended Sunday when a con- M.ay 10 W8! 54, the offering wa~ Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the cessionaire who had seen his $10.35. Worship services were Morse :::hape: church. RD2, Ra- picture in a newspaper noticed held at 11 a. m. ~ith the Rev . dne, with burial in the Morse him in the flesh at one of the Card bringing the message on ChapeJ cemetery. i pavilions and alerted police. ''Spiritual Relationships'" F":""'""'"":-'-""''"'"""'""'""''-...;,~...:,~~.iiii.i.~~-1 . Mr and Mrs. Delbert Yost and family of Sugar r.ruvf!. 0 ., spent a w~ek enrl with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie i:lnd Mr . and Mrs. Tom Yost and attended church here Sundav morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family of Marit>U.a vi~ited their parents. Mrs. Nina Robinson ana aunt, Clara Follrod, and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz on Mother's Da~·· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather· ton and family of Columbu~ . I spent the week end with their . Ci/U Given Morru Begin June llh Sunday at 1:50 p. m ., the Mid- uled for a two-day 41 recess." e8Kl'IUftll dleport Fire Department report- The teachers were ordered to eACCOIIJI+IM ed. Contents of the home were strike by the Utah Education Association (UEA) In -a Myrtle Boggess. The society Roush was travellD« east all lost. asainst Gov. Georg• D. eBwr. Admtnlstn.tion has a new supply or rag rugs when ~ was b~ed by an Mr. ind Mrs. Milliron left refusal to call the ,._, __ for sale. They may be seen oneoming car wb ch caused into sPecial seSBion. eGenerll u&W.-,:~ at the-.. annex. Refreshments of hlm to drive ofl the rigbt their home about 16 or 20 min· planned a maS& meeting d . h d h d tide of the road and ov~r an utt•s before the fire broke out teachers Tuesday to decldelemM Key Punch 1 sant WIC es an ~ ~ a hes- embankm~nt. to attend a piano recital of their fu~ course of action. ePersonal Typing for :e . .M/ I Milliron Home ocddeot .. stat. RoDII PI ID Society Notes r !' ' I MIDDLIPORT, 0. I I I I I MONEY For Spring? J Gallipolis Business 'FOR MONEY- QUICK MONEY CoHege JU5T U5E YOUR TELEPHONE WHATEVER YOU IIWXILD LIKE To DO I "But how in the world can we alford itT" 1 I I 1 1 • • '· I • • 1 12-Year-OJd's Oddysev E..:;nd I A£ ter ll Days ', j ~~ •2B!!!TO •2000!!! J Want I . sHoE BOX PLEASE CALL THE :iERVJCE IS FRIENDLY ' THE BEST YOUVE EVeR KNOWH J WHEN MONEY IS THE QUESTION TilE ANSWERS CITY LOAN MASON See Us For Your Remodlling Needs '----FREE ESTIMATES _ ow CITY LOAN Phone WY2·2171 FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. 125 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. _, FOREMAN &ABBOTT I I HospltaJ News FRIGIDAIRE 1 Room Air Coadltloner 1 featurlna "FLOATING SUSPffiSIII'' • Fl!atured on modelt from 8,000 to I 0,000 1 BTU/hr. Some operate on 115 volts! I • Adjutllblt airflow. 1 • Two-speed fans. Wnhabla bacterieldetrelted filter. • Floatina: Suspension hushe$ vibrathm noi:te! P1iaed lo ~ell/ Alfred I 'OCiety NOteS BAKER FURNITURE 1 II Cramped for kitchen space? · Your Packaged Gas Kitchen dealer can help ;~~:e~~~ M:~da"!u~:· J::!~ur FOR DRIVEWAYS GOEGLEIN READY-MIX Co. WY 2-3214 Middleport Families grow. Kitchens don't ••• unlees you let 'the man who knows how to help you modernize with new cabinets, counters and convenionCI!Il. He's your Packaged Gas Kitchen dealer. Yon and he can design a new, pert!Onalized food-and-fun rool!l with greater usefulness within the same four walls. At the heart of it will be a sparkliJig Gold Star built-in gas range that will ~okelessly brrdl delicious oteaka and chope, has the Rutom•Lic oven for programm,ed coo!Pn$ (it cooks and hol<lf meals at .,....WI temperature), has the automatjc Butner•witlha-Brain that dOetl S>our pot watching. for you, and many other ahead-Of-the-minute· features. MAILcTHE COUPON. 1 . I Add that 1Ww drive now . Let our concrete experts do 1t or check with us for complete do-it ·yourself informatioon. CD.Il us now! Page St. Mrs. Di~more Boyles spent several days in Millstone, W. Va . with her mother, Mrs. Florence Sturm who was ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hend. erson and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod. and family spent Mother's Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harper a~ Carrollt" Ohjo . Mother'& Day w'a.s observed at the church here Sunday with a t!Pecial number in song by Dins. more Boyles and 36 potted pe· tunias in variou.s colors, being 1 / presented to ~ number of moth- .&..---------------------' 1 Middleport, 0. "Where do you get your rebozos?" "Thll :same place I get my cement/" INSTALL TRANSMISSION TOWERS FROM mE AIR ... FULLY ASSEMBLED! Many yoan aao. reboooo (oOlorlul bttnd-woven shawls) were a major export of Melico. Today, Mexican ex• porten are more apt to be offering cement. Uke other nations. Mm:Jco becune industrialized,Jllld more technically accomplished. Now. Mexico exportl more than 1000 manufactured articles/ ranging from hall bearingo to eled!'(o to-rs. Half of the tmporb of our num~ one Latin American cu<:tomer are machinery. equipment and supplies oto keep production booming. The tradition ol quality ayQpnymoul with rebozos Is kept alive In today'a ploducta. You can still get rebdzos . Onlil ricody, lowers lor high-voltage lines lht ems remote areas ••d lo be <airietl pien by pien lo Jbeir l«afions .•• ellen inching aloq llle ground tnr roqh rntls cut especially lor lht jlllrpose. Bit now, wilh"Gtlyed-V"towers desicntd and tnti· atnl by KAISER AWMINUM, heliooplen <Ill airtill oompltle Iowen direct 11 isolated siles ! Thm -tho oamo place )'llil pt )'1lllf """"""· OioFn ootgl)bor is Important ~ allminum Iowen usually weip less than OIIHhirtl u IIGdl as sttellowen lhat do Jbe same job. ·~-------~· ------------------Prnerttad--~ !'PI · tM ,.)t,,.~t.Of lnt•rnatlo~l IGOCfWIIt · l.ightweirht"Guyeti-V" loil'tn are another example ol who~~ tlll be ace~~mplisbed 1hro111h the two buic steps our ctrporafiol Illes It sent its cuslomers: ~lodao ·ot !lay. Send lor tho ,. !reo 16-- booklot, "'Cnow ~ · .loo."llt!l1900, N.,. Yoolllll. .._ throulh the toop~n~liorl OI'ThltAdYertisiOICoUnell, tM Con•Jo Naclonal dlli ~Jillcldad, 11nd the Nfl'lspi!IPIII" Advlrtlll !'If Elttcullvt• o\IIDCiatlan. · tOld ,,. . F'dl il. ers present and to all mothers . r " ' . 4!!~ ' It • ' .. . '... ' ' " ~ -\~ ' ..1 i . 1 I ' i I Here, field lludits Wk om dJy Clllllomen showel tbe need lor impnfttl •siiDJ Jo help Clll ctsls ollower inilaDalioo altl mainlellallt:e. To fiB lht oeed, we estaWiUed a stparal~rethtct ~ tlllinteriq depat111et1t te •evelop llicWl' ea;an slrudlres. Anti mr lht lUI twt JWS, we tltmr· ed more tho 1400 i1lllmilllm Iowen ( IAOR !han all atiler suppliers t:tmliltetl ). Sniap, fir Slllt rtlltle siles, eu.1ec1 $1000 per tower I ' As a major slljiplier lo lht aatite's lllililiea, U. Aluminum also pursues ils"liatla MI. 611 ~" J111cJ lor imprmilleals in buic electricll ~... products. For ewnpli, we I1CIIIIy itJredlcc4 a remarbWt aw utrHiP-wellqe caWe caW AtAI (Ab111:a c..Rdtr, Alley Reiafmed), wWclt we ''tailor4ake"ler lll'ellltlt ud eledrical eapac:ky II HI ~ precise~ tf I putictlar ite! Filii a llelll. Fill. Wi61Ws ny tl Mill. KAISER ALIIIINUI i1 CllllriWq m.e eselul ,.._. bnlit• -IIIII .... - tallomen ..,q _ _, day. * AOOIUS$ INQU"UIS TO: MilER "'lUMINUM. ROOM SM. --, ij Sll" • I'Sf•-. ' ' ' t,' ~ �• > • " . ' ". .. L . \ • • ' Make Hay In May-Want AdS Will fay Any Day. Soc"ety·N I M.. ® '· ' . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MlddJeport, 0 :, lhy 18, 1964 I WANT AD :NFORMATION 2 SIGNS Ollo"UI.lNa ;; . lh • ""'"'"" ~hlll.tllrl> \1 n .. ,.111nt t·tW'I \llnnrln ,. 4. Ill QUALITY I ~NI ~~I A !'Ill~!" ,~. ~,,..., r•·· ' .. . "' ·ontl' t'nnl'rlhnp .. .. .' " ., ..,.,._, •llo• n•h• ,, ,. ~,,.~, ""' •rl• ~ Hmed Krr .. t• '" • _. , 1, ,, .," '"" i ... \ ,' .. 1) " " ln. . "'" r~~:~o ..,a Seme. ..... ,., "" ,. .. ..... ""' ' I •I' ""' 4 en" 1M" il'nrll ln-ert.i,., n. DIUWI\t ell ,.rul '" " "' ""' -· nt.ertlrtn 1 • fe• rhoet 'lf lnl"'""' f'h Jir ll •• I' t hn ulo'l ""'"'"' '"' rllnn """IK'"~It••• ,,.,....,,...,.ro ,,.,_,,~ , Pomeroy Motor Co. • iI 1963 A ~·Of\ ,..,.. , ·"' "ru oJij!'l • lollowlnc aoed Itoma ... prlcod tor quick dl.sposal. so gal our..malk hot wotor heoter, sas $20.00 ~ _heavy wood doors , • I" ' x lo/.•" eo 8 oo ••-• . . 5 ft. step ladder 3.00 Heavy wood frame wlllldows sultabfo for aunh gr..nhou. . .tc ! . 111(11 .......... 1,.,"' i n.o 1!0• I I I Chevy II Nova 4 Door $2695 Fartory air conditioned. Po~erglide •. power ~teeriDiil, power brakes, tinted glus, wbit e s1dewall ttres, ~ad10 , heater, complele factory accessories. Less than 8000 mlles, aqua finish . 1962 Corvair Monu Coupe $1795 Locally owned and low mi leage, tin's l\ke new: 102 .enfine, 4 speed box, bucket seats, radio , heater, fawn pamt w1th matching vinyl interior. 1962 Ford Falcon 2 Door $1_ 395 Deluxe vinyl trim, tires like new, automatlc trans Radto and h~ater Blue finish . Pomeroy Motor Co. @) por e ' I . ea .2.00 gas range . . . . . . . . . u, ·00 Klt chell uUllty ..... -blnet 72"xl9~"xl3 &.00 36'' Double bed Bize coil IPrings Metal kitchen table n·~x16'' with drawer Bnd bottom :'lbelf 10.00 S.OO Business Services a...t Gn::!~-. \l Business Qpportunltl11 • Let•l · -+ ... Business . - · _-~................._ 0 DDOrt un1'ty Notice LVC'I _ , ., ~~ '""'' ,._. v...,..., ou. • .._ .Jl&aor L ...... '1.~ of " ' - I :::! I R TIRE SALE - .lN\11). • • ·1 . •'J• ' ;-,.. '1 :r:. -~ly "'I [~~3 •-•- DHe•• I • .· nlll Buckwhea1 S •l N1 tern. Storm doors and wind· I OCie y 0 es t•• ~~:n~r~3-~~.job IIIUI l e evision Revue I':~~~jlr:OII::deol andNBC~*~~:":i~~::::~-=~~J Zlr~. BlaettnarS , 4 1 \' a Wheel Aliqnment Brake Senlce Bl aettnars *L• h,. •••, pon~O.. i ••II :.s.Wi5DSR:",~-~· one, 1 015 --------l('"',..:...::: 5 . _.... , I roa. ~-· · ' . . ~ lorS~.:, 111~,!!~ M~~g:~.:t.eo.:.::!:~ ~~of ~::..::-:=. ~., "'i's , -·. . . : .... -... --.,...,... ....... -_ ..--....... --....__ · .......... ..a.=.1'1.ao.-..... --..JIIO-_ ---··-........ I j RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE I I .-rrl~eni- ~~-~~ed~th~·~·~lun~er:ai~~~~V~J.,le'sse._~I"'...,Shoiipiiiii.W;;,Y'"'"2· 1!111;;;T;;;:.=~5~t~5~8~te~ PIGS. Marvin Srone, l mlle. out Wlllillla• : "! ·Coaipoet ' Affi Conditioning • .. Sr ·•·• tiOn !en>lee. Jack'• Refr1ger 'lborntoa. at · a. of Rutland on Harrison Road. Ill_.~ rklt: •rid pPrlnrm atlon, Letart, w. va .. Phone _ . · 5 15 3 , u . s CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! tp 11101 SmaD ear . """""my and , SBZ-3537. 4 211 tie .·,.,m .. n IK- ~ 2 start 1111 h •• ILI.VE BAIT, 24 h~ur self l~rv. .uaerDUI&J 1 • • - •WI ~ ....... a P~lriM1'J lr•lnln& lee, crawlera, mmnows. red See E ' • 5 ' - ' J:~~~~a"u"':n.~~~~';- worms, avatlable 24 ~tours. Mttropnlitaa MolnN FOR YOUR Bul1dnzer t ~. . 0 ~ T 0 M ·. I , " ·~·"'· "''""· Fife's Trading Post bet ow &. 11sollt Stroot. Pomorot oee: P•ul T Bailey, O!!lcil Moura. ~to 12. 2 II! t.1~tu•e 11 Noou on c~•,:;:;:: High School, Rout.. 7, Middle. , _ n Wl7f ruy , o.. R. D. 2, on tb.IIJ'i ':" ~ -~ ft>IDOI'Vf ............., ,.n. . • 7 12lc • • &ullllood. • • .. . . Instructions * N• W• COMPTON . .. ' ' '• 0 0 WHIIT~ FIR SUPPER, MAW? "' ... ...__ n._...,. ,_ -liD &Pult,ua AI>* a- ::t ILilfhr ~~. aa.Jocpd II. Put 118 ... 8-lllllpe4 meldblp DAILY tlCMR'fi'IPIVQJI'I'I[IO'VOI'Il- lhle'1 !low to work lt1 AXYJt,LBAAXB L 0 • ll, lr Ill L L 0 W II o .. ~ ! Jr l!lbnply Ran~ tor IDOtber. Ia thl.ll&mple A Is used for lhe UU'M L'~ X for tile two. 0'., ete. Single letlet·s, apoa. trophies, the kmlrtll au! :formatlaa ot tbeo word. al'e &II hlnt.t, llach day tbe cocll aettor. AN dltfereaL A Crjl*lt- (laotaaoa BIIIOVCIIY II'GOBVB QQKL XOBIIKPVGA XQ DXVCBOIA l [ OP 1' CIB OIA.-BYP K CB IJV II'LOXBB ~· <lPJpioqaote: '1'H11 WORST OF H \ YJ'·'G A R(). XANClil l8 1'BA'l IT LIJ:AVES ONlll 80 UNRCOL·... ric.- "How . . 4lnlfllr k 10 ..... math llllllltDI flpN to ...................._ ..... liN.. ---------- ·----...,..---WJEH RADIO WILPB WMPO Radio MoNDAY TBRU FIUDAY l:oo Sign on Newo PROGRAM 1:.00 5:00 Community News 1:05 Sacred Heart MONDAY THROUGH 11UDA1' I:GI World, Nalfooal N0111 8:110 Country Jllllboree 5:U .9potllgbt on llporlo 6:30 Farm Nllfo 1 . 1$ Sign On 1:35 Weather 5,30 Pat Buttram. M·W·F 8: 15 Musical Clock 1:30 Dinner Muslolle 6:411 Meigs Ct ~. Ea 1:30 Ne... 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HOWl 2:11 N1111 Belt t: 110 !lllcla,j with 0... t:M ' llowllni S:DI Wl'l a Bnak 1:10 Top ..... 1:110 SundOWII ~ Sll Nt1fl 1:00 N1111 MDII")' 1:111 Sip 011 uo 0... 1:11 Dbmer Mullel.. IA'nJRDAY 1:11 1:00 011 a a.:o ~;. -~-:., a.- ,,oo GRAVELY DIOW_S wide ... ·- ....,. ... DAILY CROSSWORD ... .., m :~~~~~~ER ,:::-..:• . lor ~~!l:m~al~l~Em~m~y~~~~~·~~~lbo~ev~Q~I~~b'~~fin~i~~~~~ ~ &~a~t~~~ ~ ' IBaer, l ' Hill ~ed at ... Now Yorlt Wwld'l 110001111 In the ~=~~=::(tJPI) -Koloa .. .Today'a "Wide Wor I d ~jQUJWI'Y FOR RACB die Atlontle SaJI. 1o bJ: Srtorll" on ABC-TV KING" POINT, N,Y. (UP[)- 1aJ AllocialtoD , .... Tlto Jieo'llllfll a... Barry 1 oequeuce about the ascent b - AJIC.'I'V't "Hollpood tbo Elffll Tll- by lour _ . t Palae!e" June I , • • Wn!A!nl rock cllmbert • , • NBC • TV'1 DIUilo lllar Jltllm7 Wakely oil- "Show ol tho Wa" May 31 Ita tho aamo '*-''• La• 1111'1 Moriin (liGule 83) MUner LPOI:Mn' or. r.... Weill lbow SalflnloJ In I ....., ol I married <OUp!a I.Uoltol . . . Pol Booao IIIII In .. NJ!C. wbo lllddonly llrtto II rich , , • JO.Hwnblo TV't "TonJ,hr• proanm ... Oil JIDie I, NBC · TV'I BoL I.CIIji:Fia. lll.0.wuk ol July ao 1<r Jol!rlDy llapo 'l!leatn beodllneo Barry JA.Itallaa 1011 carBOn, who will bo I'""' Sullivan, Jane Wyatt, Jolm Sillforming in Lao V"'U ... cas. 111, Joan Hackett ond Nehf. U:. Artwt'• mee•1re n.J:nTV'a Rod Skelton plaJII Lao mlah Persolf In 1 drama ol a II.~ 4.Vegas lor Ills weeb otort1ng reformed vloo cur !zapped by 16.Qotlte- L llirlll* ... :MOlTF oCtlte JWIJI S .• • Rod Serllni, ne w bll P89t. monumt preoldeot oltbe 'l'eltvillm A011r 1110 Etnmy Colllrov...,.: Tlds 11. Exca.vaU.C f . Dry Jll. l!ldlblo demy,' lo boJnc 11JU1bt b)' Unl· week. CBS. TV and ABC. TV &Jf......·'MI I.Oiri'• Jf/, Spllolq' versa! Studloo for a movto liDtl withdrew their recorrnltion of :ae. Old LI'L AIINI!I tool:uut., video deal. lite Emmy awards, wbfch Will ~~..._ Tbo 8erleo1 Uzo Mlmtelll ~ be telecast Ma7 2!1 on NJ!C.TV 17.~ JL •.JneqlrH Duke Ellington ore guesil oo , . , 'nte two aetwonot are ,.,. li.AIIepl lito~~--CBS • TV'I Eel SUlllvaa allow bappy with tho prtze • gl., Mq H •• , 'lbo 1111111 1n1 I!'Siem aad ore ofllclllllfUI olio offer 1 look ol Ml- I)' bofcolting tho ..remonlel dtolongelo•• "l'ltla" .._... lhougl1 Ibis cannot toroelully 'Ibo-1 R~lifltic of the TeJe. Wub., JUliO IIIII lelqriiDI J:ggm ond I' entertained with aofdlbeinnelr 1~1 Stmday wh in honor h r son, ~ •• M~lvin 0 wes orne on ""'. lougb. 'Present were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and family of Wooster, Mr. and Mrs. ·_GnJYer Whte and Doris ' Mr. and Mrs. Audley White, Wooster. M Is i · Betty Lou Eddy, :P._fl'· ~SI Dfu of Bolivar. Dennis Spdtler o1 Wooster, Mr. and MofrsKl.Jib:~~ Bake r and family ~. and Mr • and Mrs. Wateman and C I White of Keno, un Q 0 S n ·er of Athens pe c • Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Da "th M spent Mother's y WI r. and Mrs. 1 WUllam Ohll""er 1nd Ul'lo family of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr calleti .on Mr. and Mrs. Dana Karr ot Racine. Sunday. Mr Ridge. and Mrs. Glenn Tcttle,and Eagle 98c 2-2284 5 15 5tc -··---· -1 All kinds roof work, reasot> MIDDl.EPORT - a • r 0 0 m Mr. and Mr:t. Frlltlk Krau!ter, 25tc 1USED SINGER sewing. machine 100 50-pound bags "B" size Kaor hour. frame home with bath, gas . ows. Bulldmg Completely inand family of Pomeroy calle-d in a brand new sewmg tab~e taclin eating potatoes in good 5 9 12tc circul&ting heat, front, b a c k ' sulated. Front .and read en· I By Sarah M. Rife . . on Mrs. Freda Krautter · atfd Snndv'l Beauty Salon, featuring equipped to buttonhOle, zig condition. Grown from certl· . • c JNEEH. and enclos'?d porches. ~mer : trances. Beautifully , Ian d- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Lucy Spencer last week.. products. Open ev- zag, sews in zippers, and lied seed and can be planttd l 0 . MrCO'i: AUC'I'I · lot with garage. Convement to scaped. Pri vate parkmg. Renl mas and sons, Larry and· Stev- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benso., 23 11 enings by appointment. 3_ -e- 1 schoo 1s. •=oo lo_''if M' dl 265 does all genet .a1 household 79c per bag. Midway Market,· Chester ' Oh10. "'"" ·00 · , extremely UU tfl - $69t ..00 pe_dr ie of AUtens spent Mother's Day 1 of Brazil, Ind., called on Mn. A. N Se~ond St., Jd eport, mendir.g . Will sell for $49.81 W. Main St., Pom~roy . WY LETART - 2 - story frame l p1onth . t 1 es par 1811Y pal with her mother, Mrs. Freda H. Bailey and Mrs. Amand.r.: 1 11 0 ' ' · OWner. Sandra Ben- cash or terms. Ph•.me WY 2• 16 3tc I home with bath, gas clrculat·! Havtm Terrace Apartments, Bowen and Bernard. Tuesday of last weeg'. 2•2582 . WY 1-5269 P • Professional Dry Cloonu'll N H en W Va Phone La d nPt1 omeroy · 2204. ~ 15 5tc ing heat, enclosed 1ront and ew av · · ·• Mother's Day guesb of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy WIOR an r. :a,o•n 773·5263. and Shirl Laundry back proch . Nice 77 foot lot, New Haven 382·5101 or 882- and Mrs. Charles S. RUe and : lamily of Columbus called on 4 .~~- SO~ KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner can't I Hour Cleaning also ,·iver frontage, $10,000.00 2705. ! 5 14 · 21. 28 : 16 Larry were Mr. and Mrs. Geor- the Charles Spencer family Sal ~ ~~,lt~IR:cl::-1.-:oEc--::l"n's:::uc:cra:::cnce beeo be told from new. Pvlisher 63 Buick --- 2,295 Altering and Rep•lrinl :FARM - 290 acres 2 miles I _4 ·_ ~ 1 • 18• 25• ?~ 1ge Beveridge and son, Fred, of W'day. Poekets •nd Zlppera ,,. ·f'!IPr:t' 1.os1 your operaand all attachments mtluded. Special 4 dr. Sed a · 0 ne Io, from Sr.at: Roote 681. S-room , Washington C. H. and Mr. and Miss Co"nie Spencer ot AI",If· r s 11(·ense? CaU WY 1-2916 If brand new $235.00. This one ~!~~~~~. I;h~ft~il df~.' Like 10 lbs. Dry Cl•aning $2.00 : house wJth running water, i TRAILER ..spacendclos~ ~ bu~~ Mrs. Larry G. Hoffman and Son, 1ens, Judy Eddy, Wooster, DenlliUc like new with new guarantee DISCOUNTS ba::; ement bam (32x42), feed- ness se<>uon 8 sc 00 5 · Stevie o( Albany. . nis Spitler. Woosler: spent last -----,=,-;:-----~ for !58 l7 or $7.110 monthly. 59 Buick $995 PICKUP & DELIVERY lng shed (2000 sq. ft.), Marl· Middleport. WY 2·3J88. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooks and Saturday night with Mr. and 5 15 Stc daughter, Nancy, of Cobin Creek Mrs. Ralph Ballard and !amlly. L•Sabre 4 dr. One lo I own· ABC CLEANERS etta silo (l2x30), other out· t nu) , sellGUNS and trade CUDA· Phone WY 2-2204. M Sh ff · of F · t1t1: weuman. L£s William•on 5 15 5tc er. Shows &ood care. buildings. 40 acres in cultivaMrs. ary a er · n-IREE bedroom brick duplex, W. Va .. called on hjs sister and & SHIRT LAUNDRY ed D 1ns Of€'~1 FI • ., roflm Jewelen, Pllone 10, tion (can be doubled ), plenty 1 2 blocks from downtown Porn· family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Run, Mrs. Mlldr a , tha~ SWEET POTATO fplants, "f.fived' 17:1-5543 M11on, w. V• pasture, 100 acr., timber and eroy. Call WY 2·5127. Rile and Larry recently. woods spent a day Whl with eor umt Pleasao• W. Va. "" 10 l8 '"Jc varieties grown rom ceru le ' J ~ all minerals. A steal at $6500. $ 13 tie Edward Rife and son Billy of sister, Mrs. Hilda te. ..,-,=,--;;== ;;-,=;-;;== see. Bumgarner's Green· Pam.,oy, Dhlo thor~&- ICOTrAGE - Concr•te block MODERN- 4- room and bath Sunbury aild Billy Pierce, Rad· Mr. and Mrr. Billy Orr lnd WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners hou se New Haven, W. Va. ·COMPACT Sweepen. Au · (15x:l0i plastered "nd paint. t ciUf, called oo Mr. and Mrs, sons of Reedsville spent Moth· '"Free Stor~ge Plao" you get ' 5 13 ll).t ~ - --·----- -· ·-- .... -- · - ~ ed tBit:-s and service Wr~ ed, g~ ·floors. on the Ohio ·:~"';.':1 apartmen · tfe Charles RiCe and son, Larry, re- er'J Day with the Cl,lnU)rr fam· 5 12- - cently. big, ~autiful empty closet 1 Yes you can borroW out Carpet . 1963 G.M.C, half-ton V-6 pick- ' 534 7th St., Parkersburg, · River with 120 feet frontage · _· ily. . space m exchange for aD. the Sh3mpooer FREE to clt>.an 1 up. 1000 miles lilce new, $1850. Va. _ on highway. Complete with THREE bedrttom house on Lin. Mrs. Myrta Rife has been Ul Twenty-eight relatives . 1 n d room occupied by tDe family 's your carpets with Blue Lustre., Charles lhle, Racine Village. rurniture $2500.00. coin Enll, Pomf'rO) P h o 0 at the home of her daughter, ltrlends gathered Satufday evenwtnter cloUting. Here's how lt Baker Furniture, Middleport, 5 16 3tc HEATING, Plamltinc. &taf.llet . Harold CeiUnt, Salesman Wl 2-3346 or WY 2-2186. . Mrs. Fay Wood. , ing at the home of Mr. Bnd worka Bring In all your 5 12 6t · Filma,.,, 1\nold llnttllen. WY !-2HO ' 20 lfc Larry Hlle spent a Sunday af· Mrs. Ralph Ballard In honor of winter. clothes or call us for Ohio. - - -'- · SRAWBERR~ SEASON near, 01 F.at·f Main S&l'f!f!t. PoD WIUiam Ingell, Sdtm&ll temoon with Kenny and Gilford their son, Melvin. Rtfrts)}. piek-up and we will "Profea. WHY PUMP sluggish septic freezer var.~ty. You maY eroy. l'llue W1' 1-!441. WY 1-24?% FOUR Ror>MS, bath and Turley. ments were served. and tht lionaDy" dry clean them ol lank. Gel Klean-Em-All. Sei> pick by appomtment only. Call 7 20 lfe 5 15 3tc ment, furnace beat.P h on Hurshel Justice spent Sunday evening was spent socially a~d regular rates, wltb free motb tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark Nolan ' on Syracuse, 8 • 8 o. WY 2-&19. 4 28 night with Billy Vetella. !~!lowing color slld<s and Ill<· prooflnJ and biOI them up Farm Bureau, Pomeroy _ m. and after 4 p. m. Blfl.. LDOZER work, basementa NlCI!: OUILDING lot, view of · 4 ROOM apartment wJth. bath. Mrs. Ethel Rife and son, ing pictures. for lllorage In ..ated cedar· 4 29 30tc 5 14 30tc Landscaping, brushing. pond.!. river, 80 • 165 for sale. Walter Phone WY 2-5385. spent Sunday with her Mn. Neva Bailey spent Monized bap and wileD you are FOR SALE 150 Rhode Island- Red - hens. I Lowboy service. Charles Jef- Grueser, Riverview Drive, 5 8 tfc parents, Mr. and Mr1. Marl day evenin" with Mn. A H II WY 2 3'130 ~ 13 30tc ~~~~--,.-.,...--:ready for them. neJ1 fall, ca GIBSON-Kay·l!armonl' ~<Uitars wooden silo, size !txn. Auto lers. Phone WY 2·11222. i 1 30ip _. _ -_ _· Unfumisl.ed house. 4 roolDI, Mollohan of Tuppers Pllirut. Bailey and..,Mrs Amanda Baer, us or let our routeman lmow aDd Ampllfiera, zt months to parl~ for push bulton 1957 NICE FIVE room houm:. fuel utility and bath 18$ Point Joseph L. Rife, ChilUcothe, re- cine and lhey will be banded to pay 101 or call Tiffin Jewel- Plymouth. Call VI 3-2278. See ButfdonR otld Sut> oil furnace, storm wmdows Lane, Pumeroy. Pnono W'l z. C!ently visited !Ill plll'ellll, Mr. Mr and Mrs Virgil Walker you cleaner, brighter, anG .,.,· Pofn1 Pleasant. W. VI., 5 15 3tc s s tic and Mnt. Charles Rife ond bll were dinner guesls on Mother'• ply,Nelgler Racine. for bett.@r t.omes. and doors, 4 ICI'ell levelIt Land, ·-·. _,. newer. Remeber the storage PbOIMI 10, BW Wellmao, Le5 NEW AND USED w~-lders, air kitcheo cabinets and ttorm 10 acres, woodland. t. l, grandmother, Mn. ~yrta Rife Day of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis WaJ.. 19 Free. Pay Next Fall on WIJHamsm. l~U compressors, welding rod . doors. 11 Z3 Uc I • Middleport. Priced at $3800. , Fl"RNISHED apanmPnts. Ph and aunt, Mrs. Fay Wood. ker, Forest Run. Delivery. A.B.C. Cl.-n liDtl l'ree demonstration. Pomeroy I Call WY 2·357\. WV 2-2'77ll After 5 p. m. phon• Billy Veteila spent the past Mr. and Mrs. Grover White Sltlrt Laundry. Muoo, W. Yo. TERMITES and protect Landmack , Ph. W'l 2·2181. I 5 13 6tc l WY 2-J!iR week visiting his nwther, Mrs. and Dorltt, Mrs. A, H. Bailey, 1 21 SP U513. 4 tolll IIWII ond shrub• from Insecta 5 11 3tc • II lfc Joe VeteUa ol Eskdale, W. Va. Amanda Baer, Mr. and Mts. . THERE WILL be I • •ij Wtaa AIIAB U-do-it Concen- -EXPERIENCED ' FOR SALE : 2 bedroom hom!, rHREE and four'"""' rUmltlb& Mrs. Sarah Rife spent an eve· Wateman WhUe spent SUn· c:1ua meetftta at till fNiclom lrole. King Builders SuP PI Y Auto S•les lufl basement, cash morll!aRo 1!11 ono unlurm•hed oliarl, nlng with her daughter, Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrl, Voroon ~ Mlssl<tn Churcb at Jla. Co., Middleport, Ohio, AUTOMOBilE :~ ~~~"i.~tract. w \i'"~:C: menll WY 2-5434 12 6 _ Juanita S&<too and family of: Dolin and family ol Battna· 1 110 lhon, Stlversvflle Rd., SundaJ 5 I tfe 1955 FORD, 2 door. $8 · 5 ;;~~e 1 FURNL,HRO and u-hed Rutland. The Sutons w11l .soon wood, w. Va, at 2 p, m. Brolher Oide Ahart YOU PAY less for fino home WI 9-3222. p SALE: I lot CHI Mulberry opartmenta. Inquire II the move w Marysville where Mr.! Mr. and Mro. Cllnl Orr cllll·' will be lito leader, Rev. E. J. furnishings ., Baker Furnl· J951DODGE V.fi- Coronet . 2 1 AND ' iltlihh, Te. WY %·3429. Ohto HoW t-22-tfr Saxtoo bu employmenl ed on Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Hay· Grlllltbr 5 14 3tc ture in Middleport. Ohio. ofo9r, red, [p'ay, whito; radio ! 3 19 tic ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife ond man S&lllrday " ' 4 11 Uc and heater. automatic lziiJIIo FOR SALE- Middleport'• 14Ji. Help Wented Larry c_alled on Mrs. Patty HOff. Mr. ond Mrs, Ralph Ballard . . .•nee J miaslOD. Contact Elmer N'"·"'"'" -tea az N - · _ _ __ manandsonatA!banyrecently. ondMeiYlnand BrendaLeeond -aiii!illii1i.., I.IJMP COAL Deliver or pick Young, ar p11ono WY WO'I3 Connie 8pen<er of Athelll 'l'tl'e up vounell Goegteln Ready· after 1 pm. l-lfi.3tp NEW YORK (UP!).,. The l oupper guests of Mr. andF llld llaltn.., ered." Mtx Co., Page St., MidcllepoM . • L I I WY 141.Q -roy. 0 """'"0111o n~ 11 - 11• -tic• W I M·l· C A fltabte German. American Soccer Waleman White, Keno, rldJif. fta"' W\ t-un U II II< 11157 FORD, OUIItom • .... ey • • uu.... n ""'' o. pro League AIJ.Slartt ra!Ued from ~ Mr:t. George Roberts, w b o 1 In'"'"""' ..,..., SINGER Sewing macbines, lnder, Standlrd tranunlsalon, PIIO'TO COPYING FOR' SALE: In boarl ol Raclnt busmeu of your own. No pr• halftime deficit w .~ • 2·1 ~penl ten d4ys in Columbus wltb , ' 0 JDiiliSON, Slmp•on lnsura•c• new, $59.50 up. Several used Copy IDJ lellor or -.n. bigb water. Madent I Jn. vlcrory over tit. · .Ernest· Deeter, r11lun,a w '.-• ,..,, ID. All forms of In maehineo at bargain prices. ~· te ) · · P · 'leuter lnauranoe, ";m::, I'OOIDI, Z tiled batbs, large ation write Rawlelgb Vereln Club Sunday home Thursday. Her grand· 15 61 ~sm..=: .~·.• a.'.·~~ and The Fabric Shop, Singer S&les es r · closell, utWIIes, prago, barn. OIIE.fl4~ F port tho ~an debut of the daughtet, Brenda, came home • · - .,. and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. 48 tun GMC van truck, '61 motI.UC'I'IONEEII cl... 10 ocltool. Free gaa. 610 ' ree ' jtp team. with her lor a visit. 5 18 4 21 tfc or, eiCilllent tires. Would acres." Suitable lor bulldlnl :;:::::-=,-;=;-;;---;-;;I I lie WY 2-2284. make exceUent campet. Call C:..phl• 8emoo loll. Mrs. Tyree Pickens, Pb. MEN AND BOYS wanted Sale or Trade Get Acuointod Offer Co!Ugan Soft Water, WY :1-.Ctllt,.::~ WI ..3412. 4 s Uc work on vegetable !ann. ,, Rocop....o Tiro Salol 6903. 5 13 ltc • c. ao•DFIIKD her! IIIII, Racine • Buban • ,,· IJ5't GMC dump -truck,· suitable ,.... B'SHAN Ro d Phone WI • •957 1901 OLDSMOBn.E. Call WY :1• - . Olllo nMr. and Mrs. Holly Friend is a ' ~5 II . 3te . for coal hauling E. W. Ha~ sWhite they l&~t 4 28 1_ 11 Uc spending a lew weeka with her GIRL wanted ley, 4422 Em"so" A,., Park· TIRES .. $7.90 6182. .., work fn store. • • • j •,. . 00 ersbul'll, W. Va . Phone 442· NEW 1:1-14·15 IN. ~ PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door Rickard's Alignrnent Servlct, mother, Mrs. Gertrude Frank , . 6190 5 16 6tp TUBES .. $l.79 ... lnoludod bardtop, C8taUna. blUe fin· (formerly Gruoser Body of Nelsonville who Is Ut Must be out of schooL See Opfn 7 day• each week ish, automatic tran!Uninion, k _ Ma" S M d Mn Randal R b Ted Thompson, Rutland Dis8 •.m. to 9 p.m. 0 · count Store, RuUand, Ohio, Farm Machinery Wor I), W. '" t., r. on · power steering, power brakes, Pomeroy, Ohfo. R. H. Rick- erts and family of Letart soent tic 16 6 ~ ~ALE: Pull type Biack radio ond e<tras. 910 Broad- ord. Phone WY 2-3S71. Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Geor· --~-:·1< "orn planter. Delmar way, Middleport. Call WY S. Wheel bllancfnl, •uto glaB!. ge Roberts. ; WANTED for lnte~tew, woman l n1, Racine, R. 0.. 1. 5289. 4 :19 tic brako eorvlce. Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Ballard k> sell Merle Norman Cosme~ N1Xt Ooor To Rutl1nd a.nk noo ..__ 6 4 sotp and Melvin ond Brenda Lee at.. leo. Cell Hy.OU'o Beauty I 15 31c A·DlET tablels. your drug store. • . IJIIIIy m 1h of r _., IQblde. Jalm !:J&Otl tnd Gralwll produced oorlea •. , NBC • TV. fl. tho U.J. ~~ Kor!no however, Ill .uctfng b)' Emm7 Aeldemy wiD eo1J1P* In the, • ByMn.A.B.-.;., Wt ••• .0 .._ TOY R U ~.!.~~~Ur'f.~~b~ A3c Melvln Ballard ol Sbe~ Sewer MaelltDts V•ry IDUll It~ ClJIItal vJ&ce ot r..Jd~ » lbltao.,., ne pard AFB, Teua. il apendilll -- GOOD INCOME =:,.~~. 1"!:.':t a two weeks lean with bll .nOperate ftom Hom. an, If -.DJ, Iff un• uw.. . ~~ __ .. M CaD " ' . . . 0., II' .... ,... llneul Choice Ttrr1toriH JOJ: QANDD. who~~~< plll•• .t ..... parents, Mr. lllKI rs. ' Ita! ." I'!"b 7 -• - 11< AVAILABLE SOON ••-'".. ~--,... ""'""'~" "'""· Bau··• ana ond hi• &lltor, lrtllU PoliDOY .u aiM DIFWU 4nt-. uuaton, lq•tau. •ueut.ota.o!WJib•*•· u PJ , o1ad.mutJ e • Lee R••I EI t • r• For Sale Jlid«leHrt o.u.. .w to• oottce Mr. · and Mrs. Charles J""Muon PoUlt PlnHilt that 011. thl. 1M. dQ of lllaJ 18M. t,a. UIQr RuU&Dd liyraeue th• koblet111 •• &aeut.rts oJ tbe t.ut 11 d Mr d Mr '- T ...- S8 acres 6 p1wo •vu.l other lll'tl&l wtu and Tftta~nmt 01 •ow. lkJo.ll.. son and fam y an • Bn s. FARM FOR SIU.U:ol : ' We will appolDt • ·me·~ IOUI IK' miD. J)equM, Mill~ f'lal.ntllL flied carl Johnson and famn,., Low· room house, 1arge bam, all •omaJI .....~~ ~ ~C:~u a ~~beu; h i' Pcuu011 ta u.~ Prott•tt eo1111..., ·ep, ~·t a day with Mr. imd Q D •lllb1....._ a I ''TOY llelll COUDtJ, Ohld, ClM ·No. 11, • necessary outbulldingI o1 ..PPUonel · ,,.Jt..."kl!b d. .,am.t: UMo abon named paril• aDd Mrs .•r--· Robert White. bl1cktop road near Forest Run!~:; =~~·.~ ol!.r ;.,· ..:~ ~~m;_r:oa.~n.;:':: ot•u:.'J:"'.= Mr. and Mrs. Junior Whitt Church. Two miles f r o .,. m Ho,...,-... CompAD)' ad."''i~... HP~41 • ~= •nt, MoiU• BaokmUl, II IDnfllclent and daughters, •··'- --• SheUa, , J'Oil m to Pll' the d.ebta of tlid deud•nt. ..,.,.._,ae CU* lim! Po.neroy corporation ~. weetr: aJUS eoUect mom~,.. aDd cam at u.e ..s.mutJICrltlctn ot h.r F~ld · t•ht •·· Edward Schaefer Miners· REQUIRES ON\. Y I'EW •••"' ,.., lh• ,... MoUio Bootmoa of Warsaw spenl · • ay n "'' ..._ ' O S EACH WEEK dled •lied ln fu mnstie ar the tal· and Saturrday wth Mr. and Mrl ville, Ohio Rt. 1. H UR lowln1 dan:rtbed teal ut.lltll1 Wh"te ·• Dorl ' , 18 6tc Thtt 1a not • ;Job but • ebanee 10 Th• f~U:;'m, ,..,.1 ••tau. •waw Grovl!!r 1 a11u s. ., trt tnto lctJD•thlnt you mq bave 1a th• " • ut Cbe.ter, Gaunt,. of ... M H Iter --"' dBu•..__ -- - - aJw•,.. •anted • 1 bUIIneq of ~ur Melli and .t.t. Df Ohio, and Ill m.~o'!. ary 0 '!UJU r;or HOUSE, 5 rooms with bath and o.. n. On• tbd e.a be h&ndle>d In a.qe u . Towo J "'~tttan M ul th<t ter, Sharoo, spent Sunday tritb ta" 5 1pue ume aod .tiD Jan• ro10m· Ohlu CoiDPIJIY'I P\u'<lhl.., and • • I Da · two sma11 rooms ups ITS , ror fUll ttme e~panll.on. o1 th• tot ltnowu a. th• T•"rn Lot Mr. and Mrs. Wor ey VJB o1 acres fiTOUnd big barn and NOT A GET m ..Jd VIJ.Iq'e: Berlnobll •t t h • r-L..xter. ' I Nor1.heut comer ol the D. Cle· ~ l outbuildings, storm tloors RICH.QUICK·SCHEM lan<.l'l lot. t.Mnce !UI D feet. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr anid and windows ' fuel oil furnace. ' .ell H you h . . . . dNirl to b•tter ywr· Ut.~o : ! · South 19 ~rch•• to Mill grrandson, Eddie, .of c.alumb. us • 11 tobtr, honut, and rnll:r Street, thl!n t:l! Wut :i5 feet, lh~mce used on 1y 2 y!ars. Close to 11 nctr•. hue , ear ,. 121111 cm1ntmum North Ul perch•• w th• Jllactl of were supper guests of Mr. and h h C II WY 2 required! qopl:f et ont'fl, thin• eom- beflnnl-Dt. school and c urc . a • plete det.u. lboue yourRII, phone Referenet Deed: Vol. uw., P••• Mrs. Clint Orr Saturday. ~.. 13_ 3te_ aumber. Airmail or "'''"' o&St, o.ec~ Rtl!oro'l., Melt• l:IIIUity, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BaJiard __6362 . TOV MERCHANDISJNG CORP. Ohio. _J . . 0 tes •l-.....-:~-:-':"'":"::'::":'"- Truck wheel and tire, 10 t OO' -Ill ••, lncl ' •d•" plld ...thll\ , . . . . .. - 00 ! · ply • siP.e 750-ZO .. · ·" .,. , -Alt O Of rHANIUI • OBITV OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Steel jaek post .. .. ... , &.00 "RtU - t1.2!'> ror !10 •on! min d unum . . e., •ddlt.tnnll ""'""' lo POMEROY, OHIO 3-Eiecllie awitch an fu bo 3 00 OFii'lO IIOUU se x:es · · · · H. · 1!3(1 .::: .. to 15:00 p .. o.u, 9'112' reversible rBI rug, S•turd:IJI ....(1:::.0 1\... to 11:00 fiOIID For S•le FOR SALE same u new . . . . . . . 10.00 rr-t 110 USl' Air euum cleaner 5 00 TO PLACI A -.JIIfi'J VI . R£1U'L1' PROOUC'!ING WANT 1\D Harlev Davidson motorcycle , ~ SUPPY OF Studio Glrl Cos- 20"..&&A osclliatinl faD, two'!5 00 8 $150:oo. Good tondition. Phone j metics sellin~ out the s~k at ~ ·· ·· · · PHONE WY 2-2157 WY 2-3312. wholesale prtce. Free gift f~r 1.\' roll-up awning trame20 I'JO k, I the first ten cuslomers, Fri- Lawn with mowers, arms, cran etc. 14" 1nd . ONE PLAYER Piano with ca- ! day and Saturd~y. r.;ay 22:23, 16" 5.00 • C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR I woo':;f:. s:i~ :!~mvon; PlainUff turther allea:e• ln b'er P•· Card of Th•nks binet and rolls. A.lso 3 rebuilt ! at. Gertrude Gtbbs Trailer, ,_... ttth;on '-be name• ot all th• hetn·atFloor to cellinJ roJJing uu.r BOX m PHONE WY 2.-3130 I IIW or penona entitled to the lll!ll:t pianos wtth benches.. Clifton, W. Va. 1 WE WISH to thank the staffiit upright d th '" ft t I 3 31 ••t•te of illberll.nce from tb 4eoed· Priced to se'll. Free Delivery. ; ___ 5_!_8 6~~ er wi "" . li ee -- 5 1 c eat, !doUI• Bopot.m•n. In llld real .. Melgs Memoria l Hospital, Dr. track 20.00 For Rent ute. and alto au•••• other 11W, and Rutland Furniture. Call SH 21 VENETIAN blinds and repairs, · ·- · · fixtures , FOR SALE: 90 acre farm, two J refermu 11 u h•d•~- to UM Davis, nurses, aids and all ElectriC light $ ••• m ~litton 1n 1ows, 3,· . 6 15 3tc bamboo porch shades, cloth tractors, discs and P · .~ ' • "•H• .·,,•,•,-, ., .. ..i·d poUt~o 11 , who were so kind to us during 4811 . suitable for store or OOMS nd b th 2 i u I W I S 500 00. Phone WY 2-2853. FOUR rl. a a , gas pl•tnuu Pra" that tile! rut ut.t• the illness and death of our awnmg_,' Dale ppe PP y, church. f be •old; thai the rllhll, lntartlltll . .d 305 Wetz ga 11 (lt ELECTROLUX Auto.matlc Mod-' 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy, Wooden suit hangen 5 14 3tp urnaces u · ll••n of 1.11 paruea m..., be full1 de· mother Ethel Jackson. Also S 18 30tc Per dozen . .. .. . . ) .~0 SJX ROOM house for sale. 749 WY 2·5333 · S 16 6t~- :b~~~~~:;~ilo~·:;u:.~ut~::'u.Jr:.~t:'~ thank• ' &o the neighbors and el Sweeper - Spnng House 1 Ohio. J-Display tables South 3rd Ave., Middleport, 1 t:C:~d~ ;:.. ~·!~.tu:!/~~ friends who sent food, nowers cleaning Special. only $34.89 -· 1 FACTORY·TO· YOU 2':x6' . ... . ea. 3.00 1~ baths, full basement, car- ·SMt ALL 1A PaBrtmtteent, te ose ln . 1uch c••" ,.ma~lc••'•"",,,~~~d,."'u.,·~~ and cards,· Rawlings Coats l'!lsh or terms. Takes throw i 1 own. 27 U · rnu . or •uc er Frt"gl"dai·re compressor port Close to schools, WIOO. f abe may be0 entitled to. - •• . Funeral Ho}ne for their effici- • w:r, bags - altacoments ·m-·, 5 16 Ph . WY 2 •••• S G p· k t c Said puu .. •r• r .. qwr•d to with coils, commercial one IC .-.-~- ...,...r an or bdare tb• 27th di.J' .nat eDC)' and Rev. Eugene G iII Clllded. Used but guaranteed.. ( Ph 11 1 WY 2 2204 [ b' • 00 5 15 6tp .1une, A. D. tll6ofo. for his inspiring me s ~ge . ore · . mac me .. · ..... · · .w . ens. NEW MODERN apartments . Leth• Koblentz .. Eucutr•• Your kindness will not be for5 15 5tc ALL 'TIRES AT 1h H.P. Electric mator 20.00 WANTED TO BUY . sm-all hott-se or the Lui ww and 8 - - - -- -- -- - • 1 Two and three bedrooms. 1 TatJ.meut of lfoWe Bookman. gotten. Mary Bailey and AnSPECIAL PRICES I New Haven, W. Va. Phone on land contract ' all WY ~ ~ mil from Kaiser plant All D•ceueo:~ I e!l ,· cro". cro• ,. Porter. aon Jackson, 5 18 ltc SEWING MACHINE - Sales· , Se 882-5101. 5494 after 3 p. m.r. electric. Pl•l.nuu men's demonstrutor. ws for- .~ Super Service Station d dBrick. ed beautifully w TU I Attorney• ISl 4., tor 11. tS. 21111 t, • etc 1 1er 8 118 · ward and reverse and does : ~ 15 61 P ecorate Pas · ( Notice l w1 NEVER ct.os.: Business Services - - ed with tub and show· fancv work - just I.ke new. er. baths Complete Youngstown kt"t· 24 Orig.inally $69.95. Now only oPEN HoURS ·- - / '"" w. CAR&EY ~ucr't'"l' ch•n disposalheating units. Cot> LOSE WEIGHT safelv with Dex $34.50. Guaranteed. Ph one WY . M•r. wn-11932 i PAINTING outside and Inside. ~~ 1~. I<; I I cealedwithelectric sys- I I ~-"'~ '".~~ CDlct.a. •MM •Laoe o1 urt1•011 PART TIME OTE .1 ~ Basban ......., .._ ..-~ bo1n. ....._ _ ......... . _....... ..._.. MA.N oR "w"oMAN 'T' ' • fast .·...'\ or to. P. NANCY oa ae- 1:05 Country Music 'nme 6:20 Coun~ Jambonto 6:35 Jobn HarlDI 6:45 Country Expreso 1:05 Breakfast Party 9:1$ Jones Buiclt Show 10:15 '!'be Good Lfle 10:35 MuBic In The Air 10:40 Under Ohlo Skin LlnLE ORi'HAJ\1 AMNII 10:45 Thls Is Music 11:05 Top Ten Show · · --------~-------11:35 Top Ten Show (Dul~oml) Wlolltr? ""'G IINIFFLE"l BIAMI'<I 12:00 Noon NeWI ~-"Ll'l"rl• IIAI:'I"r, WHo K!LLI!D 1!!!!i .,!g!J§J 1 MUST BE ~~ YEAH I .JOE'S DOG, SlACK BAR'I', AHD StEMEO IMMJJN£ I.U5 Musical Interlude TH' S"J't)R!ES ..lO!! WROTE EXF'OSIMG. "r0 PUHIS'HMEm' FOR !X)ZENS OF HOH1Cll¥\t. 11:30 Rev. MerUa 'feels t-116 RACi(ETS' 'WELL. HE'LL HAVE CRlMBS~ FIHALLY CROWDED HI! LUCK I 1:00 Platter Party 1'0 FIHO ..JOEt THAT COULD BE A PROBlEiot. CAPmlN ! 1:110 &mdown Serenade 1:00 Sign Off I Sl1NllA1' 7:'10 Sign On 7:35 Army Hour 3:116 Herald of Truth 1:35 Hour of Dellveranco 1,110 Winp of Healing 1:35 Bible Speak.a w You 10'00 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 Wosb, ReporiS to People 11:110 Coon!")' H)'DUI Time 12:00 Noon NeWI U: 15 Tho Search IUO Rev. Merlla Teell 1:110 Billy Graham 1:35 Lutheran Hour 2:110 'lbo aturcit At "''ork 2:11 '!'be NOV)' Sw1np 2:311 The Bf8 IJo S:OO '11te Qutet Hour S:illi Sunday Showcase 5:011 Bapllsl Layman's Hour 1:35 World In Review I:DO Sian 011 ABBIE AND SLAn 8w HAROLD GRAY \.IJORO IS ''SNiq:'LE" HAG PUT OUT A cor·nW~CT ON .JOl)'Sf: lHOSE FERRET& CAN J:'INO AI'NSOD"'''' ONLY QUEG'TIOH IS, ~W SOON<' SO WATCH IT, OUT THERE, GEORGE, REAL EIHMP. EH 't �.. . ~ .. .... _ .... __ _, ... . ... . " .. . ... . -·~- . •· _ .... ~ i-J)atly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 18, 1984 ..• .t .• ~ ~ t ~ I .I 1i n ·! ~ 1 ,G-· ' • .; I • J ' ' ' r ' ~ • ' ; •! i ~ :• .. ·f A l ~ MASON w._u! ' ~I DRIVE·III ·' ~ ,c..,... 1 ,~...... , TONIGHT Alfred Hitchcock's "THE BIRDS" Rod Taylor Jessica Tandy (Technicolor) -andAll Star Cast in "SILENT WITNESS" 'II )I !• ELBERF.ELDS Men's & Young Men's ~'I Jr • ~.l Smartly styled swim trunks In boxer style elastic stretch models and novelties. Solid colors - whites - plaid. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. ', 1 ~~ •. ~ ' MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO .; ~ - .,' ' ' ;I TONIGHT & TUESDAY "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" (Tecbnicolor) Peter O'Toole. Alec Guinness Anthony Quinn Omar Sharif. Jack Hawkins1 Jose FPrr~r. Arthur Kenneay. and Claude Rains. A Sam Spiegel-David Lean production their first since. "The River Kwai." Running time : 3 Hrs. 45 min . WED. end THURSDAY BOYS SWIM TRUNKS M•y 20·21 NOT OPEN Wash 'n wear fabrlca tastes atretch stylet... boxer waist style ID all alzes to fn boys 6 to 18 yean. FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY M•Y 22-23 "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS" (Technicolor) Todd Armstrong, as Jason ; Nancy Kovack. as Media ; Gary Raymond, Laor!'nce Naismith . "OLE REX" !Technicolor\ Rex. thE' dog ; Billy Hu ghes, the Boy. $1.95 Junior Boys 'Swlm Trunks Cute styles for little fellows. Size 2 to 8. · Solid color. $1.50 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. M•y 24-25-26 "MOVE OVER DARLING" (Technicolor) Doris Day, .James Garner, Polly Bergen, Chuck Connors, Th!'lma Ritt~ 1 Fred Clark, Eliott Red . r.agar Buchanan Colorc1rtoons Choice of professional painters! MASTER PAIMTERS HOUSE PAINT --........ .. .,..1 MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT For Outdoor Su11m• Uvingl SPECIAL AT ..... larprtce 'filS pl. · verslty student, spent the week • end with his mother, Mrs. Flos- sie Allensworth. Ita •....n...t-q,•liCI _... - - paia& at lUI escepQoreQy low pDce. Brusbea FREE STORAGE miOOtbly- COVtD . . - . - yeaa ol Until Pall For Your Winter Wo.rabl11 protectioa. CootroJied ...... kupe i& snowy wbu Tbia Hrvlce bas been a matter of policy for years at IIQblnlon'a. Cleaning charges can be oald In the fall Wh111 pleted up, <Doe• a o t appq to Coln.()p Cleaning), ' ROBINSON'S LaundaNra Dry Cle•ne" Comotnle~t Pickup Stetlon• In MIDDLI,ORT,.pQMIROY 3-Piece SET IIW H,_,,. IIJIIIII , . . - "Dat'l IIWIII.Iaaldli -~ lilt I cr11t11 afflnl n," wt'd a. 1 quilt wenl Willi JOL 'lllet - II a PL I _N RKI, IOWit III'ICIII ,f l tiJI . . PIIHCI~ IE Ceeallna 11!£1 l'lilllrtlllnt t11a1 ..... al'eqll• I Pull C tiMIIUpMWI............ 111ft ..... IIAJkd;tl... tllt·lll11111h1M ,,.,., , ................... rllll ............, .... rNe.l•.-;stll. Alld, .......... _,, dill&. ......... Mil' ........., ........................................... ,.... ........ All Steel 3-Piace Glider All Steel Rotker All Steel Straight Chair •• ..t IUY ON IAIY· TIIMI See tbt. set now In our window. All ateel. furU. lure In &reen 6 wbite IIlii rellow • wbite. - .U.S.,.., ....... ~ ............. ·-.... ,.., ••r... 1'111~ 6..... . . l!IOW ~·· ~, ,. MIDCLIPOIT I . . . . . . . . . . cllolol ol Wfllo.~ Md BL.AETTNAIJS INGEL1 FURNITURE WY 2-2635 II GOO I. JIAlN STREET \. ' ' . .•• ,,.. !' POMEROY, OMIO. good ., UMd ~!!no- \ "• ' ' 1 � 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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