https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2142fe8c32a56f9925aa8d23da5b8aec.pdf 8c45ef5e8289e9af20401cd647014e58 PDF Text Text .. I ' ) Middleport Closs Given Stars to , S r by in_Commencement Talk "r. ~ to Steer By" was lh Grade clloruJ pr...nted two llillle· Of the addre.. given vocal numbers, "Let There Be in at University. a native of Ames'.1\d a graduate of Ohio . ~linlty baa o(l!!llt 15 years , lia~ ' blic school work ·and is '· · ly teachinB at Ohio Unl- *·.Inman, · ty Ms remarks Mr. 0 co:ast=., the present p am with the one11n F""~ of using the stars lor pidance. He presented fo ' 3 tars be 1 · 'th 111 ur . g nnmg_ Wl . eclliCltion star, stressmg the 1mparlance. of education espedal1n hilth. school · (2) objective ~ ' · Iter, havlng a goal for achieve- Arthur Casci ' Charles James Miss Ruth Wingett, Mrs. Mar- (S) the confidence star ' ~r. the- wDrthy James Conde Betsy Dixie Smith, Juanita and Roy Ralph, Mrs Juanita Harris Mrs. Jean . ' Sayre and Paula, Mrs. Marth Lou Beegle, Mra. Mary Holt.!r, Mrs Linda Ho1ter and daugtr ter, Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Dorothy Durst. Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Leanna n1n .ment set be~ore the \ I i, I :.. ~~·~ 'i~~'g~~t~~~~d;,: qM11 ~1l•eJHaHwledy, KAa ren Hawley, ..... . 8 tr 0f le with arv o m y, 1an ...ce . coon Y peop . Johnson, Bernard Lyona, Pl'i4e m theJr land and Its fu- Malik. Charles Mu.:en, James luro. . Blake Pettit, Thelma The Junior Ban~, under thE" Connie Simmons, Patricia Ann diractlon bf Mr. Eugene .Gher- Slaven William Swan Mark ke, played "Pomp and C~rcum- Tannehill Josephine T~ney ata~ce" arranged by H. F. . ' LuCkhardt for !he processional Ann Wllson. with Rev . Frank Cheesebrew living the invocation. The 1 DRIVE· IN , , , ' I Tribute Given In Memory of Miss Horton TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY" With Edmund Gwenn r t, r J . Little OHIO For Sun and Fun •nd YNr 'ruund fi\IDI'tt.. a • • nut combed cotton wovaa em!)', - & THURSDAY The service was conduc~ed by Mrs. George Skinner, v1ce regent assisted by Miss Bess Sanborn, chaplain, in the bronze marker on the grave. Member or the chapt.!r attending also participated in the serMr. Frank Titus represented the Horton family at the Others aUending out of town were Mr. and Mrs. -' Jlackll and short aeta - 1izea for everyone. Ret;culan and Extra1. The bostesseo, Betty Spencer and Maxine Owens, served a salad course from a table centered with an arrangemeul of clematis and Hlleo ol the Games were played and awarded to Mrs. Ph II Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Homer Jonea and M r s. Lena McElhinney. Hoatesses the June meeting will be Mrs. Horace McEihiooy and M r a. Grif Ruasell. -.. ....... :.~=.:~ WOLVERINF :'::a-:.u.-. SHOES ~ A Wide For the Hop-Scotch well a1y . ~ 'D •••, •• Found in Meeting , 1...., '•n ... . ., ........... ,.,..,..,ltts llo tllot .. PJ I •• ~ • r. rae l'it!Jr'...•FII 01 fie ..... ··~_.._....__________"0~- ---..--""!'1'.,..-..,...,._--- PCINtEROY-MJDDltPoRT, OHIO ·, . THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1964 • ':;~}< ~ ;.~~ .... ~ -------~-.-.--~--------~... .,, \ ... ,PRICE RYE ·aMI \,- Fall From Cliff Double Tragedy Comes in Drowning Near Cheshire J. j MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS In alzeo 1111an (14-14\0), medium {lti-ID\i), lqe (ltHI\0) and extra !artie U7·17'hl ~.95 fi.H on4 $2.f5 MIN'S KNIT IHIRTI In lbe moot popular eolor atylea and fabrics In alr.ea aman (34.38), medium (8&-401, hlrce (42-44) and extn b!J'IIe ( - ) lncludJnc cotton - banlons aerllana -------- -- ·-·-·---·------· ------ Sl.H to 16-H IIOYI' SPORT SHIRTS In alzeo 2 to? and 8 to 18 In buttoa down collar otylea - r011ul•r widespread collar styleoand novelty otylea. ------- .. ------.. · -·-· SI.SP to SUS BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS tn 1 wide lllT8)' ol otylea and colora end fabrica. Slr.ea 2 to 8 ond 8 to 18....... fi,OO to $1.95 ' . •I, , ' '"'" 4 t. 1' . .,\• IIOYS WISTIRN STYLi" JEANS ' " (Duna:areel) 100% cotton aanforlsed ' shrunk - bkle denim zipper fly excellent weilht fDr summer wear. MEN'S FINI QUALITY PLAY AND .~ WORK CLOTHING BY BIG YANK L-----~~ . . - - - - - - ,\ Ml.... an4Lodlot FOOTLETS Ideal for wear with aport ahoea - 1neak.en - All· dala. White - lode of eotton and eylon. Stretcb to fit an olr.eo 9 tbroulh Never vlalble. Shirts of Lighter Grey Color and worn with panta llated above lo Sizes 14'Aa to 17 neck measure, two pockets ••••••••••••••·••·•• • •a•••••••• u, $4..15 59c THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Cannon Towel Sale ...................!. . For theoe 2 do)'l SAVE - on our most popular Cannon Royal Famlly Both Towell 111d :a&atehiDI Hand Towelo and Wuh Clothl. , POCKET KNIVES On Sale For $I .59 On Sale For 19c On Sale For 39c $1.98 BATH TOWELS 98c HAND TOWELS 49c WASH CLOTHS All two ·bladed lmlvn ..,.. ID aeveral different lhapea and colon. S.vo d~ thio Sole. 69c , . Speclall StM11 Screen Printed TABLE COVERS Connon JluU llae Kitchen All cottoo 'Wonderrare• flnllh, drip dry (little or TERRY TOWELS ao Ironing). Size B2 by 70 Inches, all smart new pattern~ of our 82.95 quality. summer weight lllacks, short sets, pedal pusher sets• THURSDAY AND l'ltiDAY I'OR ~.35 lllc aelectlon of the mOll papular patterDI and •"'-: . ora, ebeelia, plelda • DI ' 7 to 14 :LI The ''Wipe-lt-Kieen" Brand, beautiful patterns In 611nch ROund Style, with frlngeclllorcler for $3.85 · for $3.85 The 60x90 Inch Sire 1 for $2.15 The S2x70 Inch Slre The 52d21nch Sire for $1.15 Beautiful patterna and coOl hUVJ vi0¥1 plutlc. 6 pc. II - 39c sm Hou_a,..Dept. Floww A Luge •...buo '"·" • ""' All plaatic - pattel'll on one alde - aoUd color .,... on reverae aide. Filling: ooft padded c:osblonilllaterlll 38\1" long 17'h" wide __ __ __ ___, __ ______ : _-.,,79 eoch ' . All plaotl< - Reversible- oofl podded. 'r)rtlloat pod40" 10111. IT~ .. wide ---~--- - -- - --- - - ... ..;,..__ _: ____ $1.95 Three oeat pad - G3!h" llmg, 1~" wide;,;...•••••• $2Jf UTILITY CUSHI0~$ 1{~ . · r thlek- 17'Ar" x 17\0" -10ft~~~~~~~ .... tertii for fllliDI. Wloterle pattern on onLII._ - IIWD . on Nehru's Cremation ' i' FLORISTS Round or Squ1re Ch•lr BliCk P1d. GLIDER PADS :r. !loop dlahea, ,li!mblor and tootbbniJh holden, dou.· · ble robe roota, 18.and H · Inch towel borl end towil ' riDp. - I NCica) ' ' ' 'l Smertly dulcDod. Cbroale ,pWed. ..,. .to instill. Filling: Urothene foam obredded and coltoa · llnt.!rl i '' oolon on white •'MM••d GLIDER CUSHION $1•00 FINE ·. BATHROOM ACQSSORIES 24 Paper Pla-h 101Aiu•141AI• . A new kbid of pat~tr :IIUit ~ to loot lite cloth. Triple-ply for ·e~ proteCtion! Loou pretty u cloth, woru -better· tbaJt pluUc. Beautiful pattel'Dia fwr LAWSOif Scott Family Placemats Kulrest Summw Furniture ACCissories 3 i NEWI N.w Shlpment-Jutf l!ii!QIIvecl . ' ) TABLE COVERS ' ' strlpet. Special Put a ••a and Sale of the Popu'-r VInyl Lemlnlfecl Slm :1 to 6x and revere -------------------------·--·----·--· $l.H AWMINUM CHAISE 'Po\DS With Hood. ROll ' II • enttnt(~"' ·l eS In $1-00 All olr.eo from 8 throu1ll 18 ID oolld colora mil · dark plalda tbet boya like . ao wen - 100'11 C.tto' and completely washabla1 Ivy styles wom with belt and cuffed with pered J,ec - tho populU ' beltle11 model worn With< out a belt and tapere~ l... fabrla~. e··-·. ' SLACKS play, finest quality. Size 29 to 42 waist . , , •. $5.15 ers, blouses, skirts, AtTEND OPEN BOUSE ~--------------------~~ lectlon, Pants In Dark Grey-finely tailored for wort or Seledion Set of Sportswear For Girls At Elberfelds Mr. and Mra. Wendell Ger· lach entertained with a her party Monday evening In bonor of the 12th birthday anniversary of their deugbt.!r, So· san. Games were played and refreshment& oerved during the evenine. Th• honored guest received lovely gifta from those attendIng Including Mary Burkett, Sandy Johnaon, Sally Duck· worth, Kay Evano, Sbaron Htn· dy, Diane Roulb, Jackie Lewis and Nancy Buchannan. Thoae attending open house and -ledlcatlon services May :u, at the WellsloD Branch of The Reorganized Church of J01111 Cbrlst of Latter Day Salnll were Mr. IIIII Mrs. Hobert Prof· fftt, Mra. Eula · Proffitt, M r o. Betty Adami, Mrs. Lllllan !Itt, Mra. Frede FerfiiiiJOII. The oervlcea were ec>nducted by J":~ Blaetatoot, lndepeodeuce, II VOL XVI NO. 37 • TERRY LINID Arranged for your convenience, stop In and make your selections nowshorts, pedal push· WSWS Group o/ EUB Charge Mtretl for DRESS tiO'l!. Fortified Polyester end tiO'l!. Avrll Rayon and Senforlzed Pluo - lOO'll> Wub and Wear. 12th Birthday of Daughter Honored CO'IIOI. S &- ('lbursday aod Friday) The WSWS of tho Tuppers Plains EUB Charge met May 21, at the home of Mrs. Hobart Vineyard with II members and three children present· The ..:,.;:,;;_;;;;,;;;;;,:...;;,;._,;;~~~~~meeting was called to order by the preside•!, Mrs. VIneyard. Rev. Emerson had charge of the devotions. A poem, "Get Somebody Else," waa read by Mrs. Edith Belling. The study was on mwardship. InstallaUon of members and ollicers will be May S1 at 7:30 p.m· at the Tuppers Plains EUB church. Next meeting will be held at the borne of Mra. Edna Coe on June 25 at I p.m. The closing prayer was given by Mrs. Betz. Jng. Refreshmenll were served by tbe hostess. GmiNG BOOTED UK£ THIS IS API FISURE ....,... - ........ ,......,... ..ft ,.oep 12·95 •• 17·95 TremendoUI Cool Sportswear 1t Elberfeld• In the Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor - jamaica lhortl, bennuda 1hort1, boy ablru, pedal pushers, blouses, akirts, knit T tops- ooolJUm.."'ler l[llallpn Henry of Lakeland. Fla. ANNOUNCE PAliK DAY I SUN. MON., TUES. [ BROAD RUN-Refreshments Mlly 31-Jun• 2 will be sold at the Broad Run •"KISSIN' COUSINS" (Tecbnicolor) Park Memorial Day and evenPresley, Glenda Farrell I · All proceed• will go for COLORCARTOONS 1 upkeep of the cemetery. 2 Boys 32-40. See the complete line of Women• -" Sileo 2 to a - lOO'l!. oot- . 19• in derll: eolon b c"" weiat - . Ideal tor l>oJI and .,..,._ known brands - plaid Jlmaicnand th• 1rtat man-tailored cotton od'ord shirt. Jamalculn Chilholm Huntlne. Royal Stowalt or Hoy Cla11o- 1-20. Thlllhlrt In White ' Of All Sizes Time! :'rtda~~te~h!~els~!;:'t;gie Mrs. TOto . SHORTS For Men eanie· preceding her death. , . I10XER , SPORT SHIRTS styles and THEATRE Pdlllt, 1 most popular A tribute. given by Mra. W P. Lochary. in memory of the Pythian Suterl late Miss Grace Horton, well · Club Meeting Held Iknown Pomt!roy resident, was Mrs. George Childs, vice pres~ and John Forsythe • used in grave marking servlce ident, presided when the Staff ~andOfficers Club o1 Meigs "FURY OF THE PAGANS" 1 for Miss Horton held Sunday af· With Edmund Purdom 1ternoon in Beech Grove Cern- l'l'••mn,Je Pythian Sisten met and Rossana Podesta etery b) members of Return evening at the ball In !Color) Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DauMrs. Horace McEl~ TGur. & Fri. Mav 28-29 ghtE>rs or the American Revolu- hinny gSve 8 reading, 11God's .:f'TARAS BULBA" tion. Gift to Man-Time" • Mrs. Tonr;~ urtis Yul Br:vmer Mrs. Lochary gave some .of NeutzHng read excerpts from a (Eastmancolor) -and ~ the work and activities of of letters. I OF LONDON" in the chapter going Mrs. Mildred Lowe was rePate, Joan Freeman back to Its beginning In 1908. ported iU. Mra. Homer Joneo Miss Horton was a chart.!r thanked the group for the 1Ift member and served as chapto her and bar hula Jain for the last several yeara for their tiOth weddlltl In- ~~ mltht • "; 'P;;-.flbttNO. 2 ~ys Thursdqy .2,8th and Friday 29th. Stor(Hdurs fhursdayand F~iday 9 to 5 (As Usual The Store Will Be Closed Saturday lfhe 30th- Memor1a.l Do;...y}_~---, cis Hewetson. Mrs. ' ' bach, Gamet Smith, Mrs. Ebera Price and Mra. Johnson. Sending gUta were Mrs. E,. ther Prke, Mrs. Aleta Parsons, Mrs. Harry Swan, Mrs. Doris Sayre aod Judy, Mrs. Eladine Waaon Miss Judy Beegle, Mrs. Naomi' Stoba.rt. Mrs. Hattie Powell and Addie, Mrs. Mar· ion Whit.!, Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Pat Smith, Mrs. Ruby Grueser, Mrs. Mary Wood, Mrs. Mary Wingett, Mra. Ma· bel Tracey, and Mra. Jeaoette Lawrence. .....,. • t ' ~- ......'11. Pilr . . ; . . studentj C1arkson 11, ' Sandr.:~ Kay Clat- lene Winebrenner, Mrs. Fran- basic worth of each lndiYJdual lCunningham Jerry Wayne Da· as to talents and desire, along El' . Jodell Dav·1s with humil' . d (4) the T venport. ame e ' lty • an Cl I· Joseph Raymond Edwards, Ml~tp sta~, whlc~ m~anls 0 ~ chael Evans Keith Eugene cwence at orne! a sc oo . an French Ma;y Jane Gerard, kl tbe commumty by, sUP!J?rt- Brenda' Jean Glaze, Richard lp8j lhe church of one' choice. Michael Gress William Rack· lA concluded with the thought lett William Haptonstall, Jac- MASON ,\ _l_r ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .E"D Qf . THE ·MONTH SPECIALS A brldol ohower """ beld ' honoring Miss Miriam Smith f Music" by Fr111""' WWlama and at the home of Mro. !)(111 JOIID· il "They Call it Amerka" arrang- son Thursday evening Co • bosted by Harry R. Wllson, with esses were Mrs. Ruth EbertRose Marte Hackett accompan- bach, Mrs. Clarence Price and lsi. Mrs. Johnso. Games were Following lh• class addresa ed with prltes awarded to Mr. L. W. McComas, Superln· Dorothy Durst, Mrs. Mary H~tendent of the Middleport ter, Mrs. Charles Harris, Miss Schools, addressed the class and ' Smith, Mrs. Kalhryn HID and urged its att.!ntlon to the Ruth Wingett, Miss Miriam marks made by the speaker. He Mrs. Garnet Smith. presented the diplomas to the After Miss Smith opened her graduating students assiSted by gilts, refreshments were servMr. Allred Scarberry, Jr., high to the following: Mrs. Elva school principal. The bened1c- Dalley and Judy, Mrs. C&roiyn tion was given by Rev. Cheese- Price and Beverly, Mrs. ~=l brew. McKelvey, Mrs. Leona W , Class members receiving dl- Mrs. Marie Lawrence Mra. G tta A11 en Mattie Lawrence wfd daughter, P1omas were re ' . M Kath· Candace Bahr, Kenneth Barth, Mrs. Thelma Sham, rs. ard Jeffry Boggs Marsha Bowles, ryn Hill, Mrs. Nancy Hubb , t 0. Middleport Eilhth Grade Pl'll!lulllll!lll 'l'Ue!day evenJna by llr W 1!). Inman, Professor ~. of Education . Bridal Shower Is Held For Miriam Smith r · ·' Wblte ...bo_d b•vy >IDJI plutle, .lollij. ~­ Leoith 13 lncheo - width 20 ineh_. -------------: sa,H FOR. PHOTO FUN I " j> I 41f out or tomwi met!IL IdMi' Wo~-.m uot 1 ll'or ~ uid ~pie Plct!!re fltlnl choose a modern ljifde ·by Jtodat camera. Be sure you're Ht for :pi!,Oto fun. Stop ·Iii IOQa at Elberfelcll for Kodak eqUipment and choole from the many e!IJI~ out,} flta: Super 27, Automatic 27, Sllrflex, Btarmeter. Stmoeter II, S~tlc D and I \ ClAY t! tor both IIYIDc .and.. . oia1 erra111emetitl. ' · • FJUta. ! Be Thrifty I·Save All ol Your Scrleslip$ ,rom . • Elbeffeldi · 1~ Pom.,i4t~·.l ' ' :>. \ " it'' " ' . "". f t ~ } I �. ' q, _ ' Helen Help U~!:. _: 1 ·"!;.: .......... U.S. on Tightrope In Southeast Asia "Ia JtorN, you Americ.na finally CUll'ently performing a delicate balane- 1earned a lesson. It iB that Communist force must be met with American force. More recently you seem to have forgotteo that lesson." The 1peater was youna (32) Gen. Kon1 Le one of the leaders of the ·~eutral­ llt1' third of the rightiBt-oeutralilt..COmmunist government arrangement in Laos. Interviewed by Fortune reporter Charles J. V. Murphy prior to the latest Com· munilt Pathet Leo offenaive, Kong Le bad bitter wordaabout wbat be considered America's lack of purpose In South· east Asia. "Should you Amertcana find your~elvea tired of the shooting, then 1 say don't just pull out of Laos, as you did two yean a~o, or out or South Viet Nam • · ;,Better that you pull out of the whole area at •once - out of Thailand, out of Taiwan .•. order the Seventh Fleet out of the South China sea. If you are going to quit us then the aooner tbe better and the quieter the better. It will shorten our agony." Th- are flabtlng words, but what \bey really convey iB the current person· iJ attitude of Gen. Kon~ Le, who bas lieen somewhat of a pohbcal chameleon. Had his troops Iough\ instead of run - or defected - on the Plain of Jars, his words w.ould carry more weighl. The United States bas no intention of abandoning Southeast Asia, but we an ing act. We must on the one band be urmris· takably firm about our intention• in the area: "The United States cannot mnd by while Southeast Alia is overrun," aaid Adlai Stevenson in a major speech b.. fore the United Nations. At the same time. just how can we back up this firmness in Laos, that stra· legist's oightmere of jungle? Or In South Viet' Nam, where the Communist auer· rillas spring up everywhere u if from dragon's teeth, and we not only do no.t have the support of our allies but prec1· ous little from the Vietname.. people themselves' Southeast Asia is not the 111110 u Korea, geographically or politically. As for Laos, at the moment the best course seems to lie through the U.N. There is an existing treaty regarding Laos. We have called on the 14 nations who signed it in Geneva in 1962 to en· force it, possibly by the creation of aJJ.. other International peace force aa In Sue, and Cyprus. We seem to be aiming at aome 10rt of neutralization of all of Southtast Asia a1 the only hope either side can entertain. Continued Communist nlbbllng away at the area and deeper and deeper U.S. involvement might well e~ealate t b • situation into something worse than K.orea. . Voice of Broadwav .•• reporting '' ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN larEJn h Tile Pall Beleu' ea1110 1Jbe hal I ~ tn'n- w~ PYJ 1111 !Jul. pc. l mt4 IJer tbla IID't Ill · Iband 11ay1 ida IJJid, in 111e COJDo n!ct, but a _., Uatm to me. pany ctfelerll lht11 bot ..... It Wbat - ba daM! - T.U, oulto tba port acrou the llleel Dear T: . ~~~r~atcllen for tbe rest of Whatever 111 ~·~1M lunch hour. Now l doll'! eiN bind 111111t do it.~~~ .. be watebu the bo'llldlll hi- lem, end YCIJJ' matl8r* (I 11'1111 jdln), bUI don't =lylfl-:;.~ rm tl llalak ba aoalll lib I liCk . 1114. lunch and thereby save IJIIIJJ.. IllY more lluJII JCU' P ( " : wblle he ea,joya the scenery! - IL _, ___ ..~ ;..,;..· WIFE Of 16 YEARS Gnat .... ...,._ · Wile: • llilr Belen: ~Seema ruB<IIIable. If YOU I'Ve been fOIDa . ~ · mind him beln& buf4Yed the paot p , .' . ' lbe part, then HE ebouldn't the past sb: monlbl..uh I WODo lllwinll a IIJIIIwk!IJ with derful boJ. RlclnltJ!, ha ,IM! ~~up, _ H. 1111 1111 Wllllad hill In !fr HtJen· we live IDo 1!r fil~Ul-' , illlta', II llllrrled It to dlfforent ldP ICM9JI.,if., lwo~erful feUow. He II really aakl we were P.1IIIIJ .1 to her .ad lbt nreeU -, but M WAIIIId MI JJJJJCfl of Sha 11 10 . , . my Gnat Pal. ll!i't ......1M ' IJII1 - - wllll hill IIJd doan'l JO aut 11111:11. . ·' . IJid fetller, llpii!IIU,. We . . udi oiiJ!ir IIIIIWWI mother IIIII tlll)''re tiDd- )J, 111C1 haft • datt ..II"'' lllelf ' wiJlJt, llUI . . IIIIo . ... . Han'a ,;_ aample: In her llalow ._II~ bJbftlltiUII•· albom wbeN llho ·teepl cauM ho dldD t IP(IIVI!e fl. - ' i ... ' l ~ . . . r.om' T.he Capitol Reports F •aooou UFE INSUIIANC£ ----G!i -MIITII e..;·' :=;... = vOW: fT SUR! SWEET ' · 'THE. WAY PALS MAKE ALL KINOS '1'$ DAIJ .,m.·E•t'. : ~~ IN 1Hf; SIIJURE SO'..AAtUM- =.11:'::.: =:",.:, I =·.• ,•' ' . h~ to con· =~.:; ::E:ft;~bff=illl~LOW~III·~n.. ,. '• ! I '· ,., F ."\• I'' • ' . •·r'2 • ~ {tv::·. .'~'~jl' ~ nese ·:.··~~~~=~~~ allte CllalmWI 'fjJ. bin, L. pay Coleman, wiLo IIIII' beell lund<r Oro fMIJ aeveral IGIIJ'<!tl llld thai It . ''"" ... . ',, .. ·..\ Mika)>M .-a.· Redlegs, Yarike~ Win in Mid~eport Boys' League John TannehDI pitched the Middiejloit 'Boys' League defendin&_ . cbeniptoo Redlegs 1D their ~ · ~t victOry withoot defeat Wednesday eve- '11GERS SIGN CAMPBELL DETROIT (UP!) -Dave Campbell, Univmity ol Michl· aan shortstop, was signed Wednesday by the Detroit Tl- - - - - - - - - gars for their Lakeland larm team in the Florida State htn fanned 14, walked one, hit Burdette's ·Two-Hitter Nets Victory Leque. one batter. Me)or Leape SIIJJillqo Yankees 101 :142 - 11 f 2 B Ualled Prell lllleraaUHal Braves . , .. . 131 301 - 9 8 7 ·Nolltaal , Van Meter and Powell. Ault .....,. nlng. and Slater. Umpire: Art Slobart. W. I. Pet. GB It was I ~·hit '-0 shutout lJJdiaru. . . . . . . 000 000 - 0 4 I SaPhUadFrelphliscoa 2:!22 114 .611 .. over tile 'Iridlans. Redlegs ..... 102 03X - 6 6 I n anc 5 .M'I .. · In of~ 'o.~r' Wednesday game. Smith and Glaze. Tannehill ~~~~~ 22 17 .564 II> the Y'al«ieo alao earned a u and Boggs. Umpire: M. Gard· Pit. bu h 22 ~ :550 2 The Pomeroy Tigers Boys' 22 8 550 2 recOM; TI.IIYieg to beat the er- ner. tts. rg team looking every cily ror-prone Bravet 11·9. Cincinnati 20 18 .524 3 like a title-bound club, beat Dennis Aull, Braves' pitcher, lfoosloL 20 23 .476 511 the Pomeroy Redleg• ll-2 Wed· aa•O"Ufilti!Y m hits and clout~cago Angel.. :: ~ :::: 7 hJ't evening behind the ~woo ed IWb"home runs and a triple of big Bob Burdetle. but ile\oen deienslve errors apeU. New York 12 29 .283 12\1 struck out 16, walk· eel dowri for his club u the WedoeiMIPiy'o ll<outll eel two, and hit two bitten. Yanks· webt ihead H In the I W3Y Chicago 7 New York I McKenzie, the Redleg pitcher, alllfth' ati.t'!iddell' two more rona Clnclnnlltl I Los Aeg. 0, night lowed only one hit whlle fanIn tile abilb.' San Fran. 2 St. Louis ·1, . night ning seven and walking seven. The BraVe& In the last of the OrSe OW Phlla. 2 Pittsburgh 0, nlght For the Reds, WUis had a olxtb got only one back, on . Milwaukee 2 Hoooton 0, night double end Haggy a •ln&le. Tbe f.ull'~l~ . ·~~o~ner with no- Final plans were made lor the Thanday'o Pr....ble Pltellen Tigers only bitter was body ·Ofi ~'lltll Vaughan then ltorse show lo he held at the New York at ·Chicago-Cisco AbbuU with a ringle In the singled ilut 'the winning pitcher, Rock Springs fairground, June (2-3) vs. L. Jaclooa (5-4). nm second Inning. All nms Ricky Van 41f~ter. fanned Mike 21 when the Meigs County Rid- Houston at Mllwaolte&--John- unearned. Sayre to 4UJd the game. lng Club met Tuesday evening son (4-41,~: Spahn (4-3). Redlega 200 000 -2 2 2 Other BrMwo hitters were at the Grllliie ball. Los ......,tell at Clnclnaatl 'ngen 031 OIJ:-5 1 1 Terry~ a pie and doo· Tommy Reuter, prealdent, con- (nlght)-Ortega (3-2) vo. Mali>- McKenzie and Booth. BW'delte ble, tbd ·~rna ,Boyd a aingle W!cted the meeting and Mlso ney (3-5). and Swatzel and double for ,. the Yanko. ~~ Morris waa wolcomed u Sao Franclaco at st. Louis - -- - Gene PO't!:L!il and 'Randy Phll· a new\ member. A communica- (nighi)-Hendley (3-3) n. Sim· BARNEY ENTERED lips had · idn;~et and Chipper lion was read concerning trail• mons (fl.2). HaggertY 'and 1a Flovd each at Forked Run Lake. It waa an- . Phillldelplda al. Pittsburgh RYE, N. Y. (UP!) -Paul bad two. 11n11a. · nounced that Mn. W. A. Mor· (night) - Bulllling (ll-2) vs. Harney baa entered the $100.000 , ' .., . · gan and the Roger Morgan faJJJ.. Veale (H). Thunderbird Golf I!JW'namenl at Van. Meter fanned 7, wallt· ily had K~ven 1 pony to lbe Frldey'o GilliN , the Weotcbester Country ChJb, eel lour, blt ·twu 'bitlers. Ault American Legion wltlcb will be MUwaukeo at Chicago JWLe 4-7. Harney, Ioolto Arnlann~,· 1~'1JIIII sb:, hit one. the gale pr1zo at Ute horse abow. San Fran. at New York, old Plllnu!r In • playoff of the ,.'ll G ..GAME A 111m on the ApPaloou horse Cincinnati at st. Loula, l9U Thunderblrci_)Gurney. Ta~ •.leading , .If al bi~ will be s"'wn at the next meet- Los Ang. at Pittsburgh, nlgbt -I" homeJ'!!d' !nlo ~~ · center, and ing and all member• of the Ohio Houlton at PhUadelpbla, ni&hll mJwn. 4 LA 3, 2nd, IS lnDa nliJhl waa ~vet•. In ' ;el) trouble as Horoemen'l AJsoclaUon AJ11er1eu Leqae Tllariday'r l'nllable Pltdlen the Red)egs made It ·3-0 In the are Invited. · . w; L. Pot. Chicago at Kansas CII Y third iniLin8 on Ron Cloncb's Chicago 20 IG .1187 (nlght)-Plzarro (5-0) VI, Peaa Oipie and doubles by Tannehill Foll"";~ng the bu~ INilM Baltimore !4 l5 .el51 11 (5-3). and Joey Hbidy; then f.O . in film, Horae Sense, COJJCeJ1Io New York 20 · It .581 2 (Only games IICheduled) lhe filth on an error, Dale ing th~ ~rrect way f>l. handUng Minnesota 2Z 11 .550 s .Frldlly'o Game• Clonch'• double, and Hlndy'1 and rtdmg horses fwu 8bowa CleniAnd 16 15 . .545 S\1 at Waah(ngtm, nlllht three "I" homer· Into left field Mr. RA!uter. A wiener roaal , 20 It ·.513 4\j, It Mlnne..,ta, night that rolled 400 feet away. wao enjoyed with Mr. and Mn. . · 11 211 .474 ,, at Detroit, nliJht The · dip In the' fourtb Fred Leifheit and Mr. and 18 2S AOII t · st Kansas City, night threa /(~When !'at Archer Tommy Reuter •• bosll. Anp~• 16 ' 21 .~ ·10" l'!:;;~·t~Los::.!:~~·~II~bl;.;l and Smith led oa with CJil' ·u 25 .Ut.u11lr singleo, the ilde wOnt down DANCES PLANNED Wedl odl,'ll lioaltl ·JIIRST awing! · Aii$er nmr 1ot York 7 Cleveland 2 QUALnY ~yond ~ ' . · . ~Ao part ot a new 111mmer t Bo1to11 a, 11 1nn1. · REGULAR In fl "!!ll! two out. proaram lor ares I Baltimore S. nlibt Certified 011 Station ala~ · ~; ·JIJiiYI!d · · swim and danee 11 KC, 2 iftlll,: ppd., rain III!COnd error, but .,.. out stert thll COJJJlDc Ana· 4 Mbtn. I, tat, twill~ II . ,the LJb:th and Saturday evenmc ~her off hit lacorid Lake from 1' p. !I,UY TERMs ... hll, a p.m. and will be beld ~1, Friday night lhro.llib>lullen 111mmer. Tbe Jayi will .. hoot.. Racine ··-e I -;; . ·::::3 '" •, I 'Ill ' Take home some Hudepohl for the weekend. When a beer w9uld taste good, Process 14-lf makes Hudepohl taste great. rr Pony w.·n be G• Ven A At H Sh l . r i 28'' ·a,; trlbuUng t.o tbe llate Ol'JIIIiza. tlon. , C . h •i n a The club'll 4r1Ye ill .., at the ·l'lilL NdiiOM seme time the DemocraUc &tat. VPl Forelp N..,.t ADrll71t headquarter• iB trylnJ to raise 'llhon Softet Ftnt · pouoo. Somo party leaders Premllr AriiiWll I. met -oy end ""'lied tllat 1Yl!lted Japan In 1111·· 11UD WU needed to lid!qllat.iy bore Willi IJ1m I ltiW staff Oo.,mbllll beadquortel'l IIPlfiCII IIIII tba P#tand t. run tbe eampalp. Nlkilf ~ . ~ Whether the two drlveo wm United """" ~ .euW ~ h do011 ill a lor draJ *'- war. Ollllr l'r~l aalt concern in oome clrcln. 1omt 1'bt But fD ~yalll feel lbl!ftl are~ who (INier piled lbat . ..._ ~ · I*' I •" mertlllmblp Ill the dJJb and the 'Kimrllbel1n ......, of mort lnlef6l .to iatt~>D II coulcl get tbem from tempt. IIPlllonal ' 1 .:;.::nS::11rllu H ' a· '"' .. ' J'· :-:' ·=«:~-:.: : ave .een ."oomg apan Ollie. IW'--··--~- were ouopendecl five racing days each by the Hollywood Park 11ewarda Wednesday I o r lnfrections durin& Tuesday's proaram. .·.' ••II Sovtet ' 'Umon, R'ed .. ------ prentice rider Senen Trevino CommentQry 1 QlJ INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UP)) Jockey Willie Harmatz and ap· ,!f BERRl'S · Pam PAIR SUSPENDED IJ'Ut •-:-!: ., 1. AU. I.O<W NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR• . :tf:' Half lhe money raised by the elub will be li•en to the alate organlpUoa end the other luLH will be K~ven to the 0.UW6AIIe AVAIU\Bt.~ ~ 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, ""':..• ::•J:0:"fi: ~ 1111!!!~ ":::::~~=~ir-:E:~ ·" I ':i,r ""1 ! r61Jiiiii!f} - •aS!! To "Mr. and Mrs. JOIIOI," rather n't 11111 Gf hi!I bullneu. ~~ut .JIIef.. '· 11uJ11 "Mom IJid Did" or I lboughl tl>ll mlcbt l'llil' 1111 ·1 .~ ........ w-.o.. ""•-" ,_ --'~ "to ..__ "JOIIII's Mom and DH." no chances with gettln& blln ~; . wa.......-• ,.....,., •• """'• u,. PresldentJobnlon lllea and, to W11 tba truth I ·dldll1t By LYLE c. WILSON roll of of ~ Jl'tll 011 hill oWII: IIIII IDIIIt hurt them IIlii the teD I a•£ iuJie lllf. . Ualled Preoo 11llenlalioaJI nameo-warriors In war and "ThroughoUt our Ve:r'f much, but lie ...,... Uke but Do 7QI! The Daughters of the Confed· (like MarsllaiU apostles In when the day wu In . = s 1 cb•.,;., for Jne? - · , oracy in their devotion to I peece-nam.. which ' : ~:"'at~~ ba granted for flom 10 to 15 JANI: · . · ,, , loat cause will have no reason the ~rlos Ill eur . ,. ytll's.' Dear Jone: ..1 -1 , · • U -~,.;,withw!:~-:!!'!• =~ 'e;:.~ to complalll agai1111 Presldent al· Japanera bullneumen. eaaer 01 oourse there'• a --cbancl, Joh115011'S conception 01 0 v u~oe ·~·-· Ba .._ ol Chan to apand their worldwide lO Jq .. you )lily it cool War history IIIJd its beroel u Jackaon, Robert E. Lee. lloui toaetber ot tba ttrllde. D!llened wllb WJdlqulaed often becomt he 1tated it list week II Lax· Ia MocArthur, Georae ==~ jnlersl IIIII It aeemed certain ~tbey'l'l wllllq to,11alt ln&ton. Va. aball. ,. Dwlaht David . the VMI Clldlll wbo lou&hl tbat Mlkoyu would do 111eut U1JIII ~verybody _..s ill old The President spoke at dedi- bower. lh8 Confederata If _ . bWiiJJeq -·&h. _ 1 .I · eatioa ceremonies I..- the Robel I E. Ia! hummmmmm der wiJida tba • Jndullrill J~pb aulfera frGm ~ frlen4 • •. ~ el ~~: ~t ~~~gin~= !:ectc~:r.a~~::'a ~= wu the ~~ ~~ between e>porta aeDie I'm bappy ~':!! dalot. atatesma · tude him if ~- tba LeiJn&toa .... ""~""boyl ue llbowllli -..;-::-• '"' · tary Institute, wltll IL!' eye 011 em n JIIC G.A.R N<OI'll obould lie corrected IV<oed By Bolli he's bokllllll IlLII IIDf ojjJ.i f t ' 110 Jollnlon, with hio eye • be were opeaklng to • · · Bu• In II lealt - rerpect 11e --• ......~". · oerloul" the Whlte Houle, wu project- picnic. He would not~~· s~,!hll. 1!abe :,111 In an envilble PGii· ~-.f'C.. r-~: bopk• lng 1 Western ilnaie. ,.,_ wu rnore. ,,. ...~ Gil -· - . '""! .""'!"• ....., ,..,. . 1, . . . 11 1 The IHII pruldentiai nomina· dent said it wu app~..,..tate cadMt and Other AI part of ihelr llrUUle tor llld a cliJ'<IIr. ~ . I!" .'"X M starl' your ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN <niPN'IV '""ltl l1o. -'•l!!f i.Jm. ' ..._tloa "at how.,... Jf , · .% . . Ill the thinr that'• kMPinl' Jou from a trjp · ,.,..·~ plannedT Let Ul help JOU with a v-tlon 1...... \fe'.. In buoinellll to help follu who DMd ~7• S&oip lilt and - uo or pl-.. aherod if J'OU. Hb. , 'Wh,. -nd i., a. 0 ''· backyard f.'~ · . ' .a =... '; ;; .... Membership Campo'."go 'Off T S} '' I .a-, Oh' Pol" , .~,!' . I ' D'l Willi to IIebi wltll.IW < !leo GOSSfP IN GOTHAM Forest Hills Stadium this Summer, Is re· The Duke and Duchess of Windsor portedly receiving more money than any will attend a private showing of "Zulu" other l'er!ormer who bas ever appeared May 26, and it is the only movie they there. That news will go over btg with while th•,·re in New York. Judy Garland, among other. lu~nariea. Plan to • 1 d · d 1 Sh D I the p1amst whose The former Ki ng of .,ng an ts eep y ura evor ne, . . interes1;ed in mllltary charities, particu-:. ·ballet con~erto was a i>fUSJc Hall trittlnph larly tbose connected with Wales, and last year, Js back flaying the p•ano at the "Zulu" depicts the historic battle action .. coc~l lounge o the Carlton ~use · · · Uon eluded LBJ. M John ,., that the r_.m llbrary be under Lee ll!ld Jackson dl~ lnllueoce In Alta llld Afrlcl. :- H. . . ~ '' ''!ll..f-· . "' ol a Welsb regiment which became fa· MsJdent Johnson ~greed to. VISit . the Kennedy'• running male, John· located allllliiC .tba VMl eadell, Hooker .defandeahlsted ArGeamy.of ~ ..........,_ •.SOvlel uu•- llld Red ~IQBoJJal•• 1!.._ ' ,, ."ill."."'" ,,.u. mous as a result . The Kim Novak·Al Postmaster Generals office With vanous I that u .. uuu•u~ .... ""' "Schaekm~n 1'\)mance will ""ach Ute lijJS· celebri,tiea to p~view the. new American 1011 resumed ·belnc • South· explain ng · ' ' China have been 1iiiOini Iapan. IIIIo 11J 'Com,Qyi · " ·" ,eful stage soon. His divorce becomes Mustc Sta . mp (five cents) ID ho.nor of th . e erner, assigned to hold Dixie '"Before the Battle of J ~~ Potltomac. rellectlon on The Chinese waqt J a There~ an old aa"'"• "•u~.:J ·J pen 11 no JFK. . cellorlvllle, StonewaD .., .... , fertilizer clJemlcals llld ""'"' '""'' "' final in three weeks Meanwhile thev've 50th anruversary of the Amencan Soc'"" RoD CaD said: "The •n of Vlrlli!Jia MU- COUI'IIJt to recan that wholt plan,11 : . gan ~ rldt ~ ' ·' to " · written a batch ol ~ngs tone recorded ty of Authors and Publishers. Th~ &ta~p In bio opeech at VIJ1lnla MIJ.. ttary Institute (~ tba !~m f~lt.Med . II .. . .. , .. · death. If aU .live ,iif .~ ,~ . by the Kingston Trio) and have done is a John F1tzger~ld .Kennedy bramcbild, itary Institute Jolmson called Confederate rlllb) wfU be Jonvllle, the VM1 . Chinese trade delep!iOill for ~en, tiLe bJc • • W ,,., pa'ntings and sculpture together. Of conceived over a year aao. select ron ·.f U.S. military heard from loday.'" lightinl to lead the nab not have been ffsllbJI Jepan In in- get wiM to thlo fel~;;;,;.! "'4._ ,, 1 oourse, In view of her track record with ' ' • 'Alldl 0n Nolt to victory but to deleal creasinl IIUinben. and many straighten out lht ~""!~ . ~ 101 the fellows, an that togetherness doesn't Trumpet star Roy Eldridge Ia on tbe · Influential Japanese also hove H. , ,, ·'' • visited the CldneoP m•hilllld. Thill column . II d~~' t!J., lo necessarily mean that Kim is shopping verge of quitlln& the Ella Fitzgerald for a wedding veiL group, which he has been leading. Their 10 lfiCS Besides buylnK froln the Jap- family liflnJ, so if Ylll!:ri~fi!l': ; , Marlon Brando's fun"y rucker, "One-- feud started in Hong Kong when tbey InNS. the Chlnea a1 10 want to Inc Idd trouble or J!ls&.. , ~ "" Eyed Jacu," which didn't exactly make were touring the Orient . . Now that 1o them. trouble, let Helen belp YQ)I, "' 1 fortune ror Paramount, is now playing Joseph Conrad's novel "Lord Jim" II be· 0 OW Red 8be '11111 11110 . .~ , . ·i* ,~ on 1 double biU with "Broken Land" at ing made into a flicker (jolly good they tu. Japanese Jmporll from IIJIUJinB ..,..,.~"" .. • .. "' an inexpensive 42nd St. film bouse. But have Peter O'Toole starring in it), word · last year totaled rl5 JDII. Belen Hottel Ia .U. . ,11 the big billing on the marquee reads iB around that more adventure pictures COLUMBUS (UP!) - 'ftJe rectllll1 becauae ho conua- lure here IIIII JJOW. That 1Im lind are eJpeCted to ,lwnl> ltWspapel'. . '" · ., "Cooll!d by Refrigeration" . . . It really will be based on the old literary bore's word around town is that for. 10 praetlee law while chalrmln. wby Wuhlnl(on leader• iJJ(IIIJr 20 per cent lhll year. · .. ia nlce to have money. Tony Martin gave •tories. One sure thing: If someone de-- mer Gov. Mlcblel V. lliSa1Je 'l1le pll'lJ fi&Urea ltll[n..,.. 80 ansloull to have !·~::~\ In term1 ol world trade lbe Cyd Chariue a full -length chinchiHa cides lo do a certain "classic;" of bls, has not 10 for at leu~ bad lbould be In Jftlll' pod shape John H. Glenn 88 thell' fl&ures ue smali!Nt IIJey are 1 n~; ~n•~n• '" coat in ctlebration of their 18th wed· there 'll be a title change--or a minority much 1~11 sellinl 1.000 mem- aatianally Iince It Ill the party cilte. , 1 part nf an ln<reasinc elfort HVOin TO nriluno.llt- '"' ding anniversary. Her present to him group will rightfully make a fuu In berablps In the Pre11dent'• In power and Johnson II rated The Jtate 1 tb: thehardChlore~~ MIIH MlTDII APA ,. ··' wu a green Rolls-Royce . . . . . . . Hugh front of any theatre that shows it. Club. 1 (OOd cban<:e .to win In No- ~~~to be ..., ·~• O'Brian deservee a medal for gallantry. Cindy Cassidy, an EneJilb model and Hill campoljpl, however. II vember. ...,.._ need to buy &raiD. raw mate "':""_.. ~- .: . ' In an era when male stars reap publicity adress, came to the U. S. to be near her expected 1o Improve lll- How JDUCh the party'll natian- or ~se te the hi rlalo llndlndlllltrlal products. , * 1 .... "'"' 110 "1ft! ·~ , by putting the knock on actressel!l they've very beSt beau, Dudley Moore, wh011e Prellident .1o11naon rates 1 sood II lreuUrY CBD blip Oblo, Jill- pruzation. The party mig l'nllh.>lll F• U .S. ._ w eo - ~ ..,..... worked with, Hugb finished a picture trio is supplying tbe delightful music at chance ol winning thia fall and body knows at lhill time. ure to pick up two or The efforts ot both dJe So, ,. • 1 .:. ,._...., with Lena Turner in Mexico and averr· tbe Rainbow Grill these nights. And then are IJJIJIY wbo llk.t to ride National leaden filure JoiJD. dltklDal illlule llelll.all the •lets and tiLe Red CIJineoe *- 1 Olioo f t'. • ed, "Sbe'a one of the nicest women I good fortune smiled on her almost as aon caa carry Ohio bulthey ... but. tiW Ill lllout 1 posed problemJ for tba United - · ~~:~ 1 1 have ever met." soon as she arrived: she's about to beOne aource · In a position lO peel a J'OUih ~ They ' - for. That doean't States.' • .. - . . , . oo ..__ " • • • come a 20th Century·Fox starlet . . Ag· be maUvely 'accurate. lllid lhi wiD mab the effort ~ Reo qe the 111~ ~ · '· ' -' H 1 1 Tammy Grimes will have to suffer ent Joe Glaser Is sizzling at Ben Harri· Oral ell- iJJ the eampelp pobllc.,. have won tbe tut.two tpend much · Tho ~ 1 7 9 ••;c2:*.:.., 011 . _ , : for llil weeks. Her fiaJJCe, Harve Pres· man of the Metropole. Glaser offered to bl'OIIIht II& memben. Ohio electlono end bow IIIIlCh AI the IIDI8 lbne, It Jl'lnted the Sovlell by liolb • - . - - - - .• ._. neU, iB going on a month·and·a·half per- let Louis Armstrong play the 7th ave. I Tfle club is an organiuUgp ot wm depend upon the JllplbU· mate It easy to ralte Jl trie , • ·' IODal lppearanetJ tour to ballyhoo the jazz emporium for just one night If Har· perao111 wbo contribute $1,000. Clll ~andldate. the lllale level With :.::::. oinJ. til '.:0 • ,:.;:;: • '\ cinema versloa of "The Unsinkable Mol· riman would release the Gene Krupa Members U8UIIIY receive ape- But JJIIIonal leaden ere 1101 Oeratk: f t . ply amount to another'- ot - · • Jy Brown" . . .. . Shubert Alley Insiders Quartet so the ace drummer could play clal treatment. This lncluclell • 10 gplimlltlc allaUt tba dJarn handled at the loeal Ienl foreign aid and ur.doiwaile the ,., - •,:. : • 0:,:' are fudnated IJr one upect of the Tony a lucrative date in Japan. The IMWer reception 11 the noUorW ....,... fll ~year-old Sen. Stephen M. It the national leveL llovlol _ , . far .,_. Ill .. Uta • - ·• Awards. If a certain bit abow wins a was a loud no. It doesn't make sente, be-- vl!llliorJ, aomel'fCOIIlldon wt.l y 011111 w11ose bid ·for a PIICOild cu e~t llOIIJe COfiiiP. It 1IOUid '*UP J.,. ..,-. . - - . , ...._ -, w prj.., they wonder if the writen who eause with all due respect to Gene, Sa~· convtntlon -t. au ollocated, torm b, belllf tid bJ U.S. raflktl funds for II4JII to anderllkl lliml1lr .JWIIo!IICit: - ·- - - . · · '"' hel,.id mate It a amash will get any ere· chmo 11 "the hottest" !belle days, a!ld 1f llllll on opportunity to JJJIIelthe Rep. Robert Taft Jr. The quartera. t~peCi•Uy olnce ·. · • '"' dlt. The boya jut bombed o11t of town hi• name went up outmde the Metropole Preoldoat. A opeclal recepi!Gn Demooratkl National Otmmtttee hope fer victorY in •tate race• I aad ebiJIIed the fint act, .tbat'a all b . the fans would wait in line for biJJCn. for club meLDber• will be~ -ad uu to IJ!IIItte ..'l'llft't 1u- .,.. not rallld tot iii'IIIN· . . .,.. , larbra StJ:eilaDd, lianed to tiDIJ at t e In Cohimt-11 wbea Jobn8011 . · ' ' . 1 flUid rlilllnl For~ign ~ews 1 , ft • ' Jear =::.m:.::;' ::!'"'- ' ' ' Belinsky Stops Power.ful · 'twins, "let tn. 'Chrps·Fall Where They "May!" '11te Doily Sentinel - ' will help~ I ' THE DODGE DEALERS .,. CAN1 RISK IT "" ,. j •••• We're out to break records! Just like the sales increase recol'lh" set last year. And that takes action ••• action·cars, action deals, • •·•rvlce before and after the sale. But then, that's the way we like to do lilhiness ••. siving folks what they so for, at a price they can hardly resist. Take you for sranted? Never. And, to prove it even more, we back-every ule to tht hilL lilefore you buy,sive us a try. . . I . will ... ,lOki. SOtt$ ·~.0~~~ . '. .. R. H.. RAWL.INGS MIU.&. SICOND srs. , i ~ ~I ' �~ ·"· .... i• ' • ' dining room wheo • ultet w11o are _ . . If lbo 1 4·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·~~dleport, 0 ., May 28, 19M coorse wu aerved by Mn. Leo Pornei'OY OJur;<!ll <1t ~ ~· Story Mrs Frank Clark and lbe Rev. Jt!ff'/ ~ liB - is Elected President · . G0 I~e r · Mrs. Knapp w b A 'I' ·u nheralded California Takes Lead In Festival Open !:'!'-... • •• J n 01 Drew "e ster rost· IIXI tary ' · 'clora·P~ulsen, wttb ~ !J: ::-Io:=.:r~~am wlllanl Mrs. I\IIJia ,_., • Ada Hoittns, Mtl. ~. . . . . Aoo!nn. '.I Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• May Forest Rose Council, Dof A, Has Inspection, Annivetsarz!vent Mrl Olin Kiuopp wu elocted In Athens. June U, aJJd Mro. MareeLBarton and restdent o1 the American coovoaUon, to be held· Mtl. 1121en Catper eontrlbut.p Amrlllaey o1 Drew July 2~111. were a,. lril - - · Tile prize padi:· 1\reoday evening at the QOIIliCOd. qe wu awarded to Mtl. J. M·. •--teur By lhls evening. only the low cup on 17 and canned an '"-""""' ll the Tbomton INDIANAPOLlS, JD4. (l)PJ) , 'l'rlllll • MIBSI•Pppl ""~ Selecled u clfleplel, to _.- - - 90 and Ued will be left to go foot putt lor stlll anolber out>·ILegion ba • -Gwp Ardllr, Ill unbenlded ebampion. paced ~m all w~b Friday's third round of the par hole on 18. . Mrs. Enlesl Powell, prealdelll, eonvenUO!IS were Mrs . ~::: \ lint • yau pro !rom Calllornla, a siullnc seven r • par · lour • day grind wtth ,12,000 His onl7 flaw wu on lbe 111 cbarge of the Cnmmlnp, Mrl. Ben N COMP~ (10UIIBI! _.., 1«1 a liCidi1 llUIIcbed Hoi on b1a -~Ia were Joe eolni to the winner. third hole wbere he three putt- and Mrs. Jed Weblter Sr., and Mrs. Eme81 Powell. SpeclollAt Four Thomas E. llelli lola the - - ' round ol CampbeU. . Porldod Bay, Fla., ed from 60 feet. ed as choplaln In the abaence oelectod wete Mtl. . M. Molden' o1 Rutland completed a !be f/0,000 Festival Open goU and Harold a drawling Archer !mocked In birdie Jack Nicklaus. I he tour's Mrs George llacl<ett Sr. A Mn. Gerald five • week amphibian malntel>toomameat. wllll par takln8 ill Soutb CaroUnlan. both with 655. putts of 6, 11 and 13 feet to leading money wlooer had · was given on tho muth and Mtl. •Maoon J.l'lsller, IIIICe eoUra.·at t1Jo AnD) 'l'rlDI' UJUal beatlnc. ba k 1 them start the back nine, curled in a settle lor a one • OVP.r • par and a vote ol !bank• Mro. Lotta Spencer .and Mrs. porlatlon Sdmol, Fort Eu!tb, Six!)' • ala of the 1119 entrants Just ooe shot .,:;,..:; veter- 40 • foot.r on IS, hlt an eight- wblle delending champlob for their Cbarles Hayes were named Va. Molden Is· the BOD of lilt. equalled 01: bellored per 71 were a ;:: ol~ero Kel Na- lrDII to within a feel ol the pin Flnsterwald and South Th eport ol tho nominating the au41tlng eonunlttee. Mrl. George A. M~:~ over tile lnvltln& SpoedWlly ano g ' e lor another blrd 011 16, blasted Gary Player slarled today • r . have been preaenl!d 1 Rutland and at course Wednesday and the Z4- gle and long • hitting Georg a wedge to within & feet o1 the strokes orr the pace with 7111!1. eommlttee was gtveo by Mrl. County and Cblldron'o Rutland' Hlgh , _ • old Archer, 1ut year's Bayer. Webster, Otber officers elect.will be dlspl'ayed on ants 17; Howard, Dodg81'1 13; were Mrs. M18011 Fisher, Day. williams, Cubs 10: Torr•, VIce president: Mrs. T. A. . BIBLES PRESENTED I . I Braves 101; Allen, Phlls v. IIOCO!Id . . preoldenl; A Gtrl State lllfot~J~atlon Bibles .... pr...Otecl Sunday Amertcu League Neul!llnl, ...rotary: will be bald at .the Pomeroy to Pomerqy Hlsh !lcliOOI grad· By Ualted PftoiiDternlllollal brew Twins 13; Colavito, Harold Jones, treuurer. ementary Sdmol on ~~r!l~;;.;;~~~~ NollonH Loqut letic; 12 ; Alllaon, Twlnlll: J. M. Thornton, chlplaln; 8. All glrla wilo OlfltCl Nadoaal League Twins 10; Ollva, Twlna 10. Mllton Roush, Sgt. at arms; Girls illi\8 ~ all Williams Chi 31139 'l1 5S .396 Mrs Cblrles Bwafzel hlSIOrlan: Stateto are inVIted. -a,•er ll Mays, SF rr 133 '!I 53 .384 Balled Ill and . Mn. Powell JU{uor Followia& the closing ... Mil 311151 29 51 .'!11 Nati.,..l Ltope reslden• the weot CTNCJNNATI (UP!l - Joe walk a batter .. Not until Clmnte, Pitts 39164 30 60 .366 ants 40; Boyer, Cards P •. ~~~:097;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;, Nuxhall bad had It all flaured ei&bth iJmiDg did the St.L 40 153 24 " .353 re, Braves 31 ; Howard, 11 we reported lbal Mrs. rut so he wouldn't have to r..., get • runner u far as . e Pitts 24 97 18 33 .340 ers 29; Stargell, Pirates 2'1. Hart bad~ releued· frolll QU.ALITY the Dodgers' blg Fronk HoWinl "~ my eomebac~ gives ~ ' Pitts 29 88 14 29 .330 American League hospital and that Mra. liar- REGULAR On Memorial Dly iD the ninth IJming. • lot ol satJSiacUon, be sa I. Bailey, Pitts 331011 1Z 35 .324 Red Sox 32; Wagner, Indians 32: ley Sta!Dalter and Mrl. rtifled 0'1 St1 t' JOn "But It didn't IUnl out ~~ot i •·11Jo fans have helped ~ lo ' Cardenas, Cln 38134 Zl 43 .121 Cub, TIgers 31; Colavito, Bacon bad lost alslen . Ce I way I plarmod it," IMIPed lilt too. You rememberu!"~,.: a NY 36 !I> 8 30 .316 Athletics; Hall, Twins: pllva, and cards were sent· II Lldies' NEW 35-year-<>lcl Red lefty last ni&IJI ~ I left alter se · Amerlcaa League Twins; Killebrew, Twins all 29. Tho dlalrlcl COIIVention, to 1011 Kn,...,. NOXhall Hadn't Planned 0n ' d In 9th R ung Fact"ng Howar ::d FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 arne number up •• Sever;~.l ~olors . : -. Sizes 32-48. Girls' Swim Suits . . .. . . 1.99 to 5.99 ' . 'l "~, .. ·. ~ t .. '·. I ·' . : nized and chemically treatabll! with the aid of pharmacy, could not be accurate· CLOSEOUT! ly diagnosed. Rely on your druggist! · · : ·";; ·'~" <. ··' ''"I REXALL DRUGS Pomeroy U: Battelle Man Js Speaker IQuality Meats • .. .... ..... ~ ~ GDod things go with Heiner's •.• , '' ' . •,11~~ ., , .. . i r I •• /, '· tmist-o~ I l l (Just a twist of the (easiest loaf to open & close, slice after slice) FRESH PORK 1 • on I~ HamDtoh FOR Fresh Pt~duce lieen dr,tng DRESSES 1 WAID CROSS' SONS 1 -- SPECIAL Souvanna Asks Soviets for JEANIE SPORTSWW has DRESSES Mili'tary Aid Skinless Wieners . 1 $2.95 1 Ameriea's elothes VILLAGE CUT RATE for JS 3 Becky' lbs 1e19 Charcoal 10 lb. Briquets ---- bag r ~ears i. 6 9c Memorial Day Week-End c Iorden' s Glacier Club !gal. ICE CREAM SatisfactiOn proYI!d by 25 yean and more than a million happy ownera. ' ! I Open All Day.Saturday 9:00 to 7:00 SWISHER & LOHSE resealiJble label SHOP AT WAID CROSS' SONS FOREMAN ,.& ABBOTT vtcto"Yfes. of Harper's bad-bop single past Maury Wlila in the fiftb lllning was the Reds only other bit of the pme. Gives No Walb Nuxball fanned six and didn't Celanese is Expanding in Texas Plant ' e3 Registered Pharmaclob To Serve You WY. 2·2955 • 1 LIHio Glrfo' NYLON DRESSIS Soiled. Sizes 8 mo. to 3 y~ars. Were 3.99 NOW 1.50 .. R. Brown ~~ · · ~-dv;· ••• many of today's familiar ailments, whose symptoms are now widely recog· compact an the f...nt, "compact bl die rear, ° . Lodles' Swim Suits 5.99 to 10.99 One and ~piece styles. Sizes 2 to 14 A cartbat'• . setz.. ·• ••• w Many colors, all sl!es. OPEN au,•lal , EVERYDAY ••• Cotton Sleeveless Blouses 1.~ Stifller's Will Be l!lalerN Mn: A new selection ready for holiday fun. ~orbnent of colors. All sizes.\., ~' SKIRTS TO MATCH 2.99 $1.99 111 Common..Se~~~e: fuU..iledl} tn die livitJI..room. lUE I JAMAl CAS ONLY FIVE YEARS AGO GAME TIME 5:15P.M. • • DOWN Yoursfor The BASKING I alter be b~ed the lloldpls t-1 "':; !bose days the mere MJnn 39188 34 M .381 PltehlDI Farr!'~· ll at Crosley Fiold. tioa ol Nuxball's name over the Wasb c 161 21 57 .354 Nallollll League Rowan! bad ....,. "' 1be ploiiO u b llc lllklross system Boo 311158 26 55 .353 Colts 7-1; Marlcbal, Giants with two ma em and ..,. 1111 : : , : , ear-opUtllng cal calli Del 32 110 17 37 .336 Bruce, Colts 6-1: Gibson, Co~dsll 1 m lllO 1IIDtb inoilllthe stands Fregosl LA 33 107 22 36 .336 ~1: Simmons, Cards 8-2; "H yGQ cbo'l dllot IMl *'Ill ~remember · the lltst time Mantle • NY 31 99 19 32 .323 bon, Pirates; O'Toole, Reels; your bud. IIOiDg lbal biC 1111 alked out to the mound . 'NY 22 82 15 :>.6 .317 Ellis, Reds all 3-1. ot the ~te 111 a ~'111aft lit~ ; came back 1n 1962," said NY 33 114 15 36 .316 American League - Pizarro. that, you re cruy, said NJD ball " Every step ol the way I Ball 39147 22 45 .306 White Sox iHJ; Bunker, Orioles hall. we. waiting for them to fire at Chi 30 102 21 31 .304 iHJ; llall, Orioles ~; Hamilton. Minlltes later Nuxball bad '!ben before I knew it I Home lluaJ Yanks 3-0; Lamabe, Red breathed a sigh ol relleffl 88 ~wthe first batter out and they Nallonol Leogue - Mays, Gl- all 5-1. ward lofted • luy Y to • .... ~.· been da Pinson In center ~ld. were cheering. • ~, ve._.Ueve I Lib OsJro~> Tent cheering ever since, and " Aile !bet I felt u lf I had me it meaDS a lot." just ~mY head Into an osy· WednesdaY·nl8ht'll victory ., said Nuxhall the fifth oot ol five games gen tent, · the Reds over Loa Angeles. Keo MucMuiHn. the Dod&t;r Pbll Ortega will atarl tonight first haoern•o, ended the club s lor the Dodgers and Jim Maloonly serioul scoring threat ol oey will go for the Reels in the the night by tappmg out to Pete closer of the series and the Rose at second to give NIDhall Reds' current home stand. Fri· his fourth victory aad third shut- day CinclmlaU goes to St. Louis out of the season. . for 8 rour·game weekend set. " It'S sure great to wm a game like that, but awfully exhaust· lng," said Nuxhall. "My arm's UNDERGOING TESTS Jhis Week For Shopping Convenience already beginning to I!Ot sore." DALLAS (UP!) - Convicted The veterao lefty shook h 1s murderer Jack Ruby b underhead. "You know," he said, "I goln& medical tall this week think both of the hits In the in hll Jlllt colt·wl1m! he Is· uonlnth IJmlng came on brok.., der a death sentence lor ldll· bats, but they're still hits." lng Lee Harvey Oswald lalt Sandy Koula1 was having slm- Nov. !4. liar thoughts over in the Dodg- Defen' e attorneys cootend er clubhouse. A walk to Pete Ruby has gone insane since his Rose, Tommy Harper's nubber March 14 convjction. . for. down the third base line which murder of Oswald, accused he beat out for a hit, and Pin- presidential assassin. A S<.n's pop fly single to left-center ing with Judge Joe B. Brown 1n the first Inning added 11p to has been rescheduled for nell Cincinnati's winning run aod Monday to diSCWII ' a IIIJilty Koufax's fourth loss allilost the hearing,_. _ _ _ _ __ HuntPmsed-· For Alleged Abductor l ............. , - I Major League Leaders Ml·11 . .> A.. v s .. ....... .. .. . 01 MoiL Z5 Pint.. ot Redl rorMt Roae Couilcll. n.up. Delli • W'-Amol:lc tboH. .mo entered MtiL Z5 TIJera at Jets .... . . • . ..• . . . .... D2 tera ol America, bad Ita aDIJ!Io llelbel, Nettie Hayes, bolpltal In the put 24 'fllel. Zf Yanks 11 Dodgers ..•....• . ..•. • • DZ al lDipecUm and obterved Ita prot Seldenabel, and Ema were Vlrlfii ·A. Trotter, T!Jur. Zl Dodgen at Pirates ..•••. . .•..... Dl annlvenary at the ~ '" of "l'beodorua Council; and 3rd Ave., Mtl. Robert Roo• Tllur. Z8 Jets at YIDks .... .•...••.••••.• D2 meou., Tueoday evonlllg at !be CUrllJ Rowan of Gallla Second Avi., Wmlam r. Frt. 2t Redleg1 at Ttgen . ... . ... . .. ... . . D2 ball in Tuppen Plalnl. Mrs. Wakely mmmended 133 'lblrd Ave., Mr1. J V NE Mildred Headley, COUIICiklr, memben on !heir wort. tbe &YDOida, Rt. I Galli- MOll. 1 Jets at Dodgers ......••• , . • . • • . • 01 presided and welcomed Edllh liCIUl1Ced 1 IMelln8 to Mrl. John D. ~e. RL Mon. 1 Pirates at Tigers . ..... , . . . . . . . • . . DZ .~ Waltely dillrlct deputy and the •I Belpre on Jtme 7, for 'LaWftllllO F . Wolfe, Tues. z Yanks at Redlega .. .. .. .. .... . . • DZ olllcer· Edith ell deputlelr, atate officer• W~ J. Tbur. 4 Tlgero at Dodgers ....• . .... .. • , .. Dl Mrl. Sandra Sue Davis, 11. lng, state ward.;,_: Lucille past alite offlcers. She alao Rio · John Glbhl, Tbur. 4 Redlega at Jell . ... . .•.. • . .... . . . DZ told palnllrnep • fOOIIli man ltull...._ .. ~ ........t ... that war. It ,..,.,lti fi ll•., lll'lall Mfo Hawkins, put •tate <OUncllor; nounced that • memorial ....,. 1 Cheshire, ' Joepb FrL 5 Plratet at Yanko .. . . .. . . •• .... , . DZ ' hkl In the back ...t ot her oar ltut it "'" .. ,...,f lilf.lntll\ . Elsie McAfee deputy o1 Belle Ice would be held at alate _. Wines, Rl• .2 Oieslllre. Mon. 8 Yanks at Tigers .. _..... •• ..• . ..• 01 While a!le visited with her mothfuf l·wWUI tMfll ,..... ... Prairie eoun.;ll and Grace olon !01: Ellzabeth Darst and Westfall, Vfn!on, DonMon. 8 Dodgers at Redlego , . •... ••. ..... DZ er In Wellaton and 11 ohe drove hilhtr-pricH cara. -' Swan, 4eputy d Foreat Rose that stile ofllcers ~ put state Crace, Rt. 2 Vullon, Tues. 9 Jets at Pirates _. • • . • • • • . . • • . . 02 to her own bume a l1hort cilso Council A second nomination counctlors or the distriCt D. Ellu, )faaon, W. Va. Thur. 11 Redleg1 at Pirates . . . . . . . . . . • • • . 01 IW·l· be order ber .. ot oftl.;;., wu beld partlcpate. Mrl. Waltely Benjamin F.- So®ner, lA- Thur. 11 Dodger11t Yanko ......... .. ..... DZ keep drlvtrtg. • _ · purled that Harriett Cunning· W. Va., Chai'Iel Iii. Withee, Fri. 12 Jets at Tigers . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . DZ Ollil!r' guests present were ham, a past state councilor 3 Pomoroy, llol!glu G. Mon. 15 Tigers at Rtdlego .. . .. . . . . .. . .... D1 The woman said he made her Clallill4 Davia of Belle Prairie died on May 18. RutlaJJd, Melvin B. Mon. 15 Plrateo at Dodger• . . . . . . . • . • . • . . DZ up Ohio m to Londonderand theo onto U. S. 50 west. ~; caddie Wickham, Speaking briefly were SyncuiO, Rbonda J . Tues. II Yanks at Jets - . . .. . ...• • • ' .. • .• 02 said be slapped her once Hawkins, Mrs. Wickham 1 ~llllli. Mrs. LaoThur. IS Redlegs at Yanks .... . . • •. . . .. •. . 01 when the blew the horn In on . Mrs. McAfee whu invited Logo, Jaclaoo, Mrs. WillThur. 18 Tigers at Plrateo . . • . • . . . . . . . • . . . DZ Council to attend the Roblnoon, . Jackson, Fri. 19 Dodgers at Jets .. . .. . . . •. ..••• •. . DZ latl:em_pt to attract ottenUon. Mn. DaviA oatd he told ber of Belle Prairie Coun<ll 00 M. DoWIIey, Rt. S Jack· Mon. 22 Jell at Redlego ... ..• , . •• ••.. . .. . 01 to stop the car on U. S. 50 just t Mrs. Marioil A. Dumam, Mon. %2 Yanks at Pirates ... . ..... . • • .• . . DZ ted ' 8. Gifts were presen 2 Jackoon, carl F. Wink· Tu 23 ~~ I Tlg D2 of Ohio 35. aearcbedb er · Wakely and Mrl. Swan. es. uvugero a ero . .. . •..• . . .. ... purse and jumped from the car. ' At the close of the meeUng Wellaton, Max Wayne Comp- Thur. 25 Redlegs at Dodgers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01 ted Th Wellston, Mr1. Dock E. Thur. 25 Tigers at Yanks .... . ..•..•• .• .. . DZ P:~:m was p~sen · ree Rt. I WeU.!<m. Everett Fri. 28 Pirates at Jelo .. : . .. ... . · · · · · • • · DZ r 1!8 were ;end! "Are Coalton, Mia Molly Mon. 29 Dodgen at Pirates • •.. . .. ••.••. · Dl ship," by Mro. e~ ,~r; M Rt. 1 ilamden, Harold Mon. 29 Redlegs at Tigers . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . DZ i ." . AU :r'he Cbi~~Fr~endnl_. ,,'Le-s. C. Rt. 1 South Point, Mrs. Tues. 30 Jell at Yanks · . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . • • DZ 1 Betzmg; and me,., Akers Ironton Mrs J V I. Y . ona Hensley. A5dance,_th":,;; e George s Easterltng. Oldtown' Thur. z Yanks at Redlegs . . . ...... . . . ..•• 01 twist" by Grace wa~ WI s. Lon t... . DiDon, Scoti Thur. 2 Jets at Oodgtrs • • ....... · · - · · • · . DZ McAfee as ac';?Hmpan 91• Tho W. Va., and Mrs. Elm- Fri. 3 Pirates at Tigers .•. . ..• ... . - . . · · 02 ed two solos, ow u Jr. Rt. 1 Ravens· M D1 Art" and "In My . , on. 6 Tlgers at Dodgen , • . . .. . ....••. • D2 ' . ted b wood W. Va. Mon. 8 Pirates at Yanks .. ... ... .... •. · · PT. PLEASANT -Celaneoe • i I Arms," were presen.ed / M ' Births Tues. 7 Redlegs at Jets ... . · · · · · · • · · · • • · · DZ Corporation of America today tis Rowan accompaoiMr Y rs. Mrs. Roger F. Dillard, 107 Thor. 9 Jets at Pirates . •.• · · · · · · · · · · · · · · DJ announced plans to build new \ ' Rowan. By ~equest, · Laurel St. Pomeroy, daughter, Thur. 9 Yanks at Tigers ... . .. . · · • · · • • · · · D2 vinyl acetate !acilitie• with lnlt- ' for and M;;;. Wf~~~a:;,s 8:47 p.m. 'wednesday. Mrs. Fri. 10 Dodgers at Redl•gs · · · · · · - · · · · · · · D% ia! capaicty of 100,000,000 poonds Gre~t In u h e John T. Fergwon, New llavt!n, Mon. 13 Dodgers ot Yanks . •.. .• . ... ... • • · D1 per year. Farm jolrung "Letc ~ru~8 11 You W. Va., son, 6:58 p.m. Wednes- Mon. 13 Tigers at Jets . · · - · · · · . · · · • · · · · DZ The expansion will make C.lslnglng of • e d~. Mrs. Jerry L. Cline, Rt. I Tues. 14 Redlegs at Pirates . . .• ······· · ·~ ~ anese .... of the world's largest , • 1U1IS Sweetheart, closed the Harrisonville, son, 4:22 p.m. producer. of tliis organic chem~V~L£ gram. · Wedoesday. Mrs. D. Eugene SCOUTS TO MARCH ical which i• used in th• manu. COURT NEWS Morray, 128 So. Fourth St., facture of paints. coatings. tex. lou!~ oporotlonrl E Hall ReedsviUe, Middleport, son, 4:04 p.m. Wed, Scout T;oop 249 held It• tiles. plastics, paper and numpump ond mo'\i,;_ ... entirely . Cha ednes ,;; 1 'M 1 nesday. Mrs. Jack A. Bums, IJar meetmg Wednesday, erous other products. submerged under WAfer in the filed W e ay n e gs . 1218 Hogg St., Pt. Pleasant, son , "1:1. Games were played . ,, well. ty Common Pleas Court for di· 12:18 p.m. Wtd. Mr• Her. tests were given. All &;outs of H Kenneth BWICh. President tOvlltondlno porlonnanco vorce from Ruth M. Hall, Van Maire Wes' Colum(Contmued From Page One)) the troop are to be at of the Celanese Cbemlcal Com"' proved by rugged, 8 month1' vllle , on charges of gross bla W Va son •6 . 17 8 m WOO.. sent~d a trophy in recogni- Pomeroy High School pany , said the new vinyl aceta~ tle!d test--under all well con· teet and extreme cruelty. There nesd'ay' ~~ . ~~as tion of her scholastic standing at 9 a. m. in full uniform unit will be eoostructed at the 1 dillona h"ld · ' d I · · the ' 8a Cit T ' ~. eNo Arlmlna, no pit, no pump arCe nol Be Ill ren.nd Dorothy Ravenswood W.Va., daughter , in the olass aMn. paDucmttog m march ln the Memorial Day cheomp~nylsl nty . y. exas ; ' " h ar a ey a p m Tuesday state tesl~ . tss n was parade c mtcR p a USing a new pnr 1 • 1• 0 00 . ·i inttiUation. ouM-aavesup 1u..,~ . on ley, Mlnersv ille, R. D. 1, vs · 1 14 · Dlscbr tged· and ' · tl · b·~-" th 1 1 first in the c1ass a so ~ecess tat Js Claal. on e y ene t Stephen R. Archer an_d Vema Patients recently discharged ceived scholarships from R 1 o as th<:· raw mater1al. The . WELL DRILLING ·~ - Archer, Tuppers Plams, included Mrl. Samuel Kiser, Grand• College ~nd Findlay C9l· ARREST REPORTED process, developed by Imperial \ ng 10 acres near the PomeroyRinard Caplinger, M r s. llege. Carolyn Nicholson also re-1 The Ohio State Patrol ChemiCal Induaties, Ltd,..•,· .,nsedl !l ARRANGED. Rutland Road, askms the life Bledsoe Mrs aobert Ir- ceived 8 trophy as the second 1 . . Great Britam, will be .. i 'r RACINE, 0. EVIrythlng Complete I estate conveyed to the defendMu. Ethel Bu.rdette, Mrs. ranking student. Miss Dulton l ~t~n·~~,;:e!;.be~ N~:en, to Celanese under a joint technt. • Iants be forfeited and the pi•!•· Harry Argue, Walter Newvah· and Ron Rannlng were the high-\ d ts 0 d ;!0 d· :• ca:;;:::~;~ tiffs given lmmedtate possession Barbara Dickens M r 8 est ranking boy and girl. stud- an ctheos . ~ 1 te ays -~ of the propert y_ Lincoln Russell Mrs., Fred· ents w1th th fi JBI aen nded r-. ,:::__ _.;.· ; :·.;:__;__...:._..:.. .,. , . thetr . names to be m. nee illlw .....-..'--:-~::-::-:-::------~ 00 8 Ellabeth Ann ror Boston, Mrs. Charles Frazier' scribed In the hall. · suspe!alse b11ion~~ll.• OPEN FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 8·.00 P.M.• land Ill filed support of cbargee. ormegJVmg th ' h·idren under the reciproRankin and infant Miss Susan Slater was pre- tion in obtaJning a driver's ll· \ . I )/IV U32l 1 N. 2nol-l.w. Mldlloport, 0 ca~"':u~~rt law against Mrs. OB~lal MAye,lrs, MrGs. Bga- senled with a "':'rsing scholar- cense. he appeared In Mayor I 1 Y tl8 nd R 0 1 en, eor e ship from the M1<1dleport. Bosl- Lee SDUth's court at MiddleRay Boston, Ru · • , Kenneth Peoples, Mrs. ness and Professional Women Aster Hopkins, Mrs. Norley Da. and Miss Iva Stewart was vis, Mrs. Harry Cr~g, A 1 v 1 n given 8 scholarhip from the Keeton, Mrs. Guy ~ee, Mrs. Nationwide Beauty Academy in Lodl" Sl..veleos Dennis Martin, James Mains, Columbus. l)avic' Patten. Mrs. Robert Unrfk!, Roger Ziegler, Donald Certificates were presented to Goode, Van Evans, Larry Duf- Miss Dutton, Miss Nicholson, field, Mary IMh Safford, W. Mr. Hannln~ and Charles Mark Rayborn, Bernard John- Swackhamer. son and Roger A. Michael. Mr. McComas thanked I he Shoulder Strop Kleenex. 400's, Reg. 39c - - - - 27c parents for tMir cooperation RIG. $1.00 throughout the school year and Mennen Spray Deodorant _ __ 72c urged the students to do their llli. $1.49 best for themselves, their I munity and the world with diVlttlls H1ir Jonic, 12 oz. size 97c 1 vine guidance from God. .F1iteeth, Large Size, Reg. $1.13 _ 71 c Class officers Include RogI Roush, president ; Judy WilSEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF dermuth, vice president; ro.aren Bachner, secretary ; Lillian I VIENTIANE, Laos (UP!) SlaV<!II, treasurer, ond Regular and Neutralist Premier Prince Jes Swackhamer. executiVe INIU.LATID FOAM Half Sizes Phouma hu asked the cer. The class flower was the ~.98 ICI CHIST - - - - - - - - ~~~'ceUnlon for military yellow rose, the class color, Sl to ·fight the mint green and dark green, and the class motto "One Step Pathet Lao, the 1 \ a~ourn:oed today. at a Time, but Al.;ays ForIn the letter, lltlll ward." day. Souvanna detailed need lor ammunition for -. millimeter artillery pieces "1 n OFFICE TO O.OSE Open Evenings Jil 8 P.M. sufficient quanUtea to face The Social Security office In "Sove Your s.t..llpoH situation." & alo •ked the will be closed all RACINE, 0. · MIDDLEPORT Russians to help repair the sis Friday In observation of Soviet IL22 planes they gave :_:;.,_D_•.:,Y.. · _....,............,__ the neutralists In 11161. Th.e neutralists are out spare parts and only one of planes Is flying. . Fighting In central Laoo tedoced to light sltirmlshlng day but Informed sources said reconnaissance flights over the area b)' U. S. OHIO VALLEY planes will continue. tnspecuiJi school. 'S'gh 01 R l'ef' e .tal N 8OSfH . ews :za, ti!M-s . Pomeroy :!oys League I. .Heiner's goes with everything go~d . .• and it's higli,in DOtV· .- Now at SpecitJI Low Annioe1'8411)' - , P.ncn. • .'· . '. _, DRIVE-IN ACQVJRED · STEAK SANDWICH FRENCH FRIED •Mushrooms ·~. 1 MiTOMATIC ~ASHE AS ANO DRY( AI " ' . t • ,,.. ll8llle name. WIENERS 2 ,~~ 89c :BOILED HAM & BEANS -.,.- 4 No. 2'1'2 c•ns 69c LAIIGI 20 OZ. SIZI 'Salad . ri'J& rz/b'61L Coroolt L. Patterson and Daisy Patterson of Syracilse, . have acquired tho sole ownetshlp of the Syracuse Drive-In. The ""'' tatltanl wiD 'be operalm at the ~ location and under t h • Spare Ribs ~~- 29c SNIDER'S CATSUP,,- - - 2 for 39c BREAD ~~6"lo1v.. $1.o0 ~ RIPE TOMATOES PORK & BEANS WHITE BREAD 69c 3::· S1 6 S1 buk.. lUSH'S 40 OZ. CANS - -- loa- ,"''~·. 'il:.·· ': lttOUGHTON'S MN,6NA SPLIT BAKER I FURNITURE ICE MILK ' .iiw· -·------ ' - -.. ... '5 '·' 1 ~ .. J ' ....... .. ' .. '\> ~- ..,;ftl',, ..,... • • !i 1ft. . • ' •- " ...._ ________ ""~ )~ . '- \ -~· • ~; "" .,.,..,..... ....... , ___ - ... -·- _. . . -- -- . ...._. ...,. - · · - - - - - - - - · · . . . .. . . . . . . . . _.... ..... . . . . . , . ~··"'-'1''" ~ ' ...... . .., ·.. ,f"""'" . . . " ' . ..... ,..~ -· . ' . •· i . S~(:USE, : o: . ' ' , ~ ' ; ''iY f.}.;:.:, fOOD·MARKET . - l • ;:l Market . p~rqero}' . .. . .,.,... ' ,.-;, ~ ..f �,.. ., • I " Maj. Chambers Patterson Is . Ends Study in Special Warfare Speaker for ArmY Maj. Robe~t M. Cblllll• Mr. and Mrs. .. I , 10 M~dfdlepo~~ H~ghs ~-~ta 1 romw et P. ·t ~ 7 • PT. PLEASANT _ Harriet Smith, R.N. receives a pin signifying her memberi. 1hip in the American Nurses Association presented by Julia Wright, Director of Nurses Pleasant Valley Hospital where Mrs. Smith has been a member of the Nursino Stafr with continuous service since !he hospital opened. Better known as "Smttty"'' , she is thought of as a permanent fixture and seldom a day goes by that someone isn't looking for her; particularly "return" pallents or v1s1tors who remember her from having been in the hospital before. The. A.N.A .Pin was presented at a tea at the hospital by the Ladies of the Auxiliary durmg Nat1onai Week. Show!' with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wright are Mrs. Ernest Colher, prestdent of the Auxlb· . ary, ani Ralph Crump, president of the board of trustees. . d b atro oys ecogmze y P IB R c rt"f" t es . lDS, e 1 IC3 AAA P Day. of Fun . . held at Jacksons M<lls on Au- ~ son Grade School were present- ust 14. IS. 16th. PTA offlcers coo~l I M~rla Planned at H'dd l en vaIIey " ., '' PTA dun.ng I For those swimmmg ~em- r Circle of Racine Also callRoush, pnn- bers the club pool will off1cial- .Y . · · appreciation ily open that d•y. Pat Baker is Rmg m ndtheFafternknoConh wtas Ml'S. h · d Led h m r-m the Unl aymo ra es er. trol boys to a larg-e group o[ for aSSlstance s e ad re<:eJve exJ>e:C o ~ .~v. • ' parent:.. and lriends. from the parents and public. lversJty of MisSI!ISIPPt to assume Kay presentod the deher duties at the pool as life Ashland Dealers · guard • Ion introdu~ed 4~HClubNews Fa7~:~e~aar~:;hvi~•~u:~ . ~c~~ Charlell! Yeager.: VJ~e pre!inent, ' May IL at t-he Rock Springs I in an urlusti81 'miniler, there Mrs. pary f'.lbhs . se~retary, I Grange Hall with Dick Sterrett, will be a 7 hold cross-country Mrs. Harry ~hw~b.Rann treas- ~ advi!>or. in charge. Films were two-ball mixed foursome. ParU' ': Mrs. E war ya . I shown on selecting the best tl I ta beinil registered ~tanley, eJAMAICAS BEACH BAGS & BATHING CAPS ~=~mc~nt/"~g• ".J· ~ re~ will say, "Where's my x ri tours to the eren e pe " mental plots. S 1 1 II. 1 t J . 10_ o. h a S! B. iRt l8anU . it r Mr~. r~nnounced AnnivPt~ary He gloats when his newspaper praisea his fevo~lte polltleail loc~~ ~np=teP~n~tl held in Moson on Suooay, May iPat Holter and Betty Milhoan : ----24th. They are the parents of are the club advisors. T h e , d Se . four daughters and two sons. projoct lesoon was on picking , Gravell e rv•ee Attending were Mrs. Sarah patterns. measuring for pattern , HeM for Infant Heaton, U.ke Placid. Florida; ' and oetectlng fabrics. Demon·,, P'f. PLEASANT - Graveside Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley, :strabons were given by Mrs. se rvices were held Thursday It , Cindy and Chucky of Mt. Ver- \' Ada Nease and Mrs. Elan War- 2 p.m. at Beale Chapel ceme. 1110n, o.: Mr. aM Mrs. Ralph ner. The club also met on May tery for Brenda Kay Lambert, Cartwright and Ralph. Mason; 115 at Radford Hill and on May : infant daughter of Ned and Ma• I - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingles, 117 at the h0me of o\nn. Holter. ! ry France1 Schuler Lambert. I ~he didate or sports team. Or, he groans when his BOND SALES REPORTED Mr. and Mro. John C. Hila and County ChairmaD Theodore T. Mrs. Clyde Boyles of MkldltPOrt Reed. Jr , reported that spent Thursday m Cincmnali. E aM H Bond aales In Mrs. Jack Morrio of County were $30,2&2 for spent Tuesday with her aunt, rna~. 1 !:~: !: ,, ' ! .. ' RALL'S BEN FRAMKUN " Middleport, 0. sher- 111'1 departenl - illve•licatina a b"aking and IIentering at Arbucllla School.· According to reporta' die ,,..., ' Jt the scbool was broken 11110 111 pryin& the and Betty Leonard, advlaors, Ia pharge. '!'be club dilcussed · r.. visin& lltelr COIIIIllbltlon by by" laws. Connie Radford, Reporter. •. "!.' ft ~ ofa II levels ofincome end .education. ' ., '~ 1, ' .· __ ~ ' $ >1 , • •• ~ _.._. ·• ·' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·• •••• '- , TM,E'POMEROV~MIDDLEPOR ~~10 '1£2~~JA·J~t·Y, ~ . ' 1 S149S • .• • ,_ . '' _· DAI.LY. '~ SENTINEL \ ·~·:, ,. I ~- .> ' ' I. . ,, .. • ·I •, .' ~ t ·• ' .,s,.~ge Royal Lancer H. I. ' ' · · · · $1295 ' . I_wo ·door. l'ower ste,rlna, p.ower brakea, V·B motor, auto. power windows ~' power seat, air-conditioning, 22,000 actual miles. N'one sharper any: wb:/e. '' ~ r·:.• ; 1 ·/ Jl{, " · f lives of people of ell ages, ~~f all fl!ithund political preferencea,1 • I · ·;. , ."J\Wo''\ . ' ' Jon and source of Information, It makes a big difference In the ., ' 0u ' . .J_ 59 Oldsmobile 98 4door.. . ~ V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater good wls \w tires sliows excellent care. ' ' ' plrticuler · And, because the newspaper is v.lewed os a necessor'y compen-l Office Cloti IS Fr'l ~ ay, May 29 :7! ~~·~~~·, :,~t!n~ went end fill a definite need. be. ubserve d ~y heater, wlslw tires. Showo excellent care by one care- 60.Chev. Nomad4dr, Wagon . - ~ s1595 This loyalty to a favorite newspaper didn't just happen •.lt ce.tne , WI'II steering, radio, heater wlslw tires A ' ' h'1ter and aood wJs\w tires. 1 THE EXTRA-MILEAGE BUBBER Mn. j ' I CM&~K ISS P•ckerd li Cylincier * .-.......,. '•'.~~. t·~· .-19' '.. I THI!SE "AS·IS" SPECIALS . 57 BUICK 50 Ford Yen Type Spec. 2 dr. H.T. . CAMI!ER ThlooiHIIt 4 V4motor $ IUtoM4tlc- 395 Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. :John i ' C::I;O,S·~ S~TURDAY, MAY 30, MEM,O~f~L DAY KAtR"'·&,. MOTbl ;SALES 1: ' "' '- $8!!, WHITEWALLS Mrs. 1. London on Juno 2l for a 28-<lay con- I t01:1r of Europe. At the clUIIon of the tour she will join her husband in Germany for an. other week of Jight-seelng before retUrning home. Rev. Bar· rinJer ia spendinR three and 1 2tor '22 ph1s tu and 2 old tires SAFETY ALL·WEATHER COMPACT-CAR BUY! 8.00 x13 Size Blackwall Tubeleaa . HATION-WIDE uNO LIMIT" GUARANTEE 4.!60f 1 li111it o~ I!IO~IIK/MI liMit til Mil" , .lo limit n to rn~I / MI liMit as 11 lwtl •• lnare each ALL SIZES NOW AT SPECIAL Whlfe'fall• half mpnths of special study in ,,.,d/M;r till utirt Nft 1t till trnd . Mioti., ~Jill~· .· end. and' MrS. 'M;,,tli;• 4.!71' Wltllewallajutl •1.110 more eacl ALL SIZI!S NOW AT.- tur @~ . lf A COOOY[AP. TilliE FAILS UNOr!l GUA~ANTEt 1n1 of mort thJn 10,000 ~~a ~ •n r dultf'!l on t~e U n r lP~ lHIS ed him by the Lutheran World Feder~tion, HI! ia 0118 o! two pastors In the United Statea receiving lilo aoholarohlp. PERSONALS Mra. M; 1.. Olllin&er ~ttended . NYLON ALL-WEATHER 81: CAR BUY 8, _;14 Size Blackwall Tubeleu ,t,LL N£W GOOOl( AA AUlO TIR(S AFt( GUARAttlEEO U.Jinst dtfiCI~ in wnrk· min ~ lllp ~~~~ m•lerials 1nd normtol rc~~ a ~~~~ ~ . e•ctpt reJ)flriblt p~flt· Germany, a scholarship award- lllr, and Mrs. Walkr No Trade-ln Price Nylon All-Weather •u• lube-type old tire Barringer. Mrs. Barringer left Moltday for Washington, D. C., where she will be the guest or Mr. I and Mrs. Ronald Pierce. ~,rom there she will go to Rochester, N. Y. to visit Rev . Barringer's parents, Mr . and Mrs. F. G. Barringer and famil y. FolJowina: her return to her horne In Chicqo, abe will fly to 1 coun~rf. ' AII•Wielhitr and i Paikt<JbUI'I· The l'OIIt\111 g!ven by Dr. Robert Baker, fl!Ct'l!' of the School of Music ill New York Thaoloiloal S.DI· illllry, Dr ..Baker ia on• <it outabllldlni orpniat !It tl1il OFF t.70 • IS Slzt 8·T Nylon F . Roush and children, Mr. and ' Mrs. Lloyd Roush and 2 TRADE·IN SPECIAL No Trade-In Price Safety All-Weather Stat at in~ Ctmda w•ll mil~t all~v.ano e '" a ~w l ' r~ bntd on orle:tnal lrtld l!tPIIl rema1nlna: and t\lrr!nt "GaOO· yur Price·\ INSTANT CREDIT for holders of chirle plates & national credit cards. an r.rgar. reoitai recently at St. Frances Xavier . Church in *295 2 OFF ago, who spent lhe past six : weeks visitil16 her pprenls, Mr. Those attending the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. and Mrs. James Frv of Full power,lncludlnll power windows &. 6-way power seat tinted glass radio ...;;::;::::!& ,,,, 1,' f o r The Convenience Of Our Cuatomir\ Y-8 motor. auto., radio, f ul owner. newspaper Isn't on the front step when they want it. Ask• ahy ,- ebout bec11use the newspaper Ia loeoliad to meet I and Mr. Lloyd Roush . ,S9Ford6alaxie2 Door H. T. ·· -~ . .S119S ' I ON GOODYEAR TIRES WITH FAREWELL PICNIC A farewell picnic was held Saturday evening in the New I Haven Garden Club Park for Mr•. John E. Barringor of Chic- I Mrs. Max Eichin1er, Mr. .carrier boy. He c;:en tell you, because he hura al»ut it if 1 Gfeliv· ·· d OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. ~,:8 au tomatfc, power brakes, power oulrD1e-new Cadillac ·trade-in, on It. They are sorely disappointed and disturbed when t h e i r CommPlU'I' june II 1 and heater. New Olds trade-in. · 60 Chev.lmpala Convertible .. - s1595 . ery is late or .missed. JURORS EXCUiED MASON - Bible School at the R1verview 4-H Club met on PT. PLEASANT - The office Mason Methooist Church will Mav 18 at Riverview School wtlh ~I the Circuit Clerk of Mason ~rnmen~ on June 11th and Mrs .Margaret Brown . and Mr~. County has announced that the .. w1ll continue through J u n e 1Paulmt Myers, advisers, m petit jurors drawn ror the May li 19th. Classe~ will be held from 1charge. Patty Dorst gave a re· ~rm oi Mason County Circuit . J. 2 until 4 .p m. A~es for .en- port on Pro.per Brushing of ~he Court have been excused. There 'I trance w1ll commence w ' t h Teeth. Entrtes for the Nelia will be no further May term of , _..... four years up to an(l including j County Fair were discussed. The court due to the illness of Mrs. . Olh graders !.his year. Regist.ra· advisors helped the girll with J1me1 Lee Thompltln, wile of • tlon can be made by coming to their sewin& projecti' Judge James Lee Thmnpson, tbe churrh th• hours listed or -Jeal. Whitehead, Reporter. presiding judge. Friday, June 5, i b)" cal\inJ:! 3-5211 hetwPen those . 1has been set as the tentative ! 1 Rock Sprinp Busy Beea met date for entering the pleas of : houra. ; · --~ ~ thQao indicted by the M a y 1 W\1\Wtires, radio - V-8 motor, std. trans., good Both men and women want their newspaper. In f6ct, thty 'ir\sist Shiflet, Columbuo, Ohio. ~ just about the same. She looks forward to · left out during the chitchat over the bridge table. Jn~lel ..:.j;:~ • 63 Ford Galaxie 4door . . . . . ~ . szo9S of loeel news could "ruin" her shopping trip or leavt her feelill9 i Wesley Ingles and thildren, :Methodist .Church Annex with \ Lambert of Galllpolis ·Ferry; basement window. I W. Mlln lt. Middleport . One son. Charles IMrs. Harr1et Ne1gler and Mrs. temal grandparents, Mr. an d l ~and family, were unable !Mary K. Yost, advisors , in Mrs. Kenneth Schuler, SUrnmlt\ •••••••••••• . . ••••••••••••• to attend. I charge. Sharon Ervin gave de· Station, Ohio: and paternal grea* 1 monstrations on chocolate chip grand.parenta, Mr. and Mn. John . 4th 1 the editor when he feels strongly about a difference of .opinl,n. \· ' ,_.roy PRE- Greene and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bumgardner ~nd Chery), ! and Mrs. Robert Johnstan and Vicki. Serving the dinner were 1 Mrs. Johnny Roulh, Mrs. Edwin Rflu sh and Mrs. Harry Layne. newtPf~tfiA~ . -- 28' · Jeannie. Jimmy and Bobby Jo At both of th..e meetings the . died Tuesday sborUy alter b<rth . ol Brilliant, 0 .: Mr. an4 Mrs. pro)ecllesson was on birds. Iat Pleasant Valley Hospital. ': Dayton Raynes. Becky and Min· I Louise aM Leoora Michael, re- 1 Surviving In addition to the : dy. Mason ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl , porters. . parents 1(0 a sister, Patr1cls · Jngleo. Mason : Mrs. Sylvia , The Racine Jolly Neighbors Ann, age 9 montha: potern!ll Stewart, Mason : Mr. and Mrs. \ met. on May 16 at the Racine 1 grand.parentJII, Mr. and Mrs. Ned building was galned thru the dn-. reading her pet fe1tures. Missing out on some ad or ehoi~_item cent of ile aaleo goal ao compar- called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack ed to Ohio's accomplishment ..II,;.Y·iiiiiiiiiiiiiii==iii'JI ss.a per ceol. Ill liST t --Ud open, but nothing was ro- QUALITY ported miSSing. The freezer lid REGULAR was damaaed. Entry to the Certified Oil Station lj : Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. I It Se/eeticn--Condition--Price feels apr,• ~~te•art, i.Arlti.ii•;;i:;;;;G;;iaioryi.iiSi.ite~w.;•~rl;. ooc~-;M:;;:•;,:ry~Arfill;;a'~·~and·Jor~.'l'lul~;betl~, William McFarland and R a y· . mond, Billy Roush , Mrs. Ever- i ett Roush and Kathy, Penny : fers with his choiee of person~lities or issues. He'll even wrl, And, his wife and that total county sales Jan· Mrs. Jack lllte,DonRut!:Qdp, uary·through April we" $123,· Mr. and Mro. .,. ayno, 169 which represents 2U per sons, D4lf aDd Doullas, DayU>n. l;.ii~;irecioei;;n MILL STREET - MIDDLEPORT prl4~1""ft.:~ ~ ~~.at! ~ ~ ~olmlon SUPER CHAMP Ann Roush, Karen Greene and ' Penny Hayes. A film strip "The Service in Action" wa·s shown lo the group. 'Those attending w~re Pastor and Mrs. Jack Welch , Mrs . . reed In my paper ... " ' s-. ~ '" I"'"' r.: mation classes. Those of the se- cond year class were confirmed at the servke on SUnday mornIng aoo were presenled Bible•, they were Jane Roush, Kathy Velnia Rouoh and Jane, A man's possea&ive about his newspaper. Me tekes ~ ~ J.... wer~ awa~ day evening at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in honor of the first and second year Confll"· Cor1ditioned Air newspbper?'~ "My," not "the"! Y~'V:. ~ .j•a~ I"' ~ .CONFIRMATION DINNER •· FOR YOUR Shopping Pleasure thelolr!i.::S~; ~:we~~~ Mrs. Burgess Frame. heard him s~y many times: "Now, my t'lewspaper said ~ ~~~;:'),f Kn~p, t;. ue the series, Sewell said. West V ~m ke~~:~h:~ntlre be a gues spea JUDY PRODUCI!:I group at \tf·~· d b the Dunfee Farms JudY a junior Lunch Cw t e Hserve O:m n two-year..oid Register~ Guern· Mason cou~ ..Yf orne II f 0 stratton lu., or a sma ... Gift Made A dinner was held on Thurs· When' a newspaper is missll'lg, more oftfln than,not, 11 m~~ be directed to those Interested 8 8ronom hortteulture """ in ~ laoo J'udgingy, TheN will be' held t · ,··QPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8:30 PM MY NEWSPAPER?' erican Present crystal bo.wls Uon In West Vtrgina. with purchase of seven or more Other parts of the Experi~ gallons of gasoline, it was an~ mental StaUon Field Day )IV P'und •• to · MfF Pre1Uklll - . JohnsM: ll't*Suret, .._ to hv durlnl her coovateiiCOIIQtl Promtt1 Pr1JC'll11 · . 81 tho GallipOlis Medical Cent- MASON - The 9lnJQr MYl •Janice illllrJ: Wllni!tiJo. ' er. the Maaon Melhodist Chureh iRousb; Outreleh. Gil!!!ll MASON .!. Mrs. Roy Burgess, Games were Ia od durin the 11101 raceoUy 11 tile church Ciu..tllip, BllJ a member of the Sunshine claso social llou hefd Y1 th elect officers Their leader is and Fell0!11h1P1 Jttt 'J]IaMl • or the Mason Methodist Cllurch, Method! t ra.u h e . Mrs. !lay Proffitt. . wao IIIJrPtlled Thursday eveoln& e rc pnzes . · The IOUQwial ..... when members of the cia"' pr.. to Mrs. Russell Kathy was elected es in the Huntlnafm d , sented her with going _ away Copellllrt an Mrs. Ray Prof- -!dent: co - vice presldetttJ trict Yotith .,,Uowih\P, gifts of a puru and earrlhgt 1111· are Allot Faye Johnson a ft d Allee P', .Jol•..., She will leave In the near llos!MaH Mrvillg relnsh- LMar_.::.Y ... "it ture, to reside at Martllllvil.e ":tnta ,..~_Mra. Cecil 8mith iJ va. ' • Mrs. ,.,..p Caroon. Mro. Ce911 Smith pi1sented a Attending were the bosteases davoUon~ procram conllstlllJ and Mro. Burgess.• Misseo Hll· was a film on missionary er a reidtna. "Whit te Spring?" da and Lorena We1as, Mrs. Reu· work In Kentucky, Ybor City followed by ,~>royer. bon Stewart, Mr~. Ebe~ Roush, and N"':" Medco.. The meetin& Mra. Matilda .Noble ca!led the Mra. HeletJ Dovu,Mra. William was. adJourned· Wltb tfle bene- n...ttns to or1loer In the absence Fry • Miss Mary Duddln&, Mra. diction. of the president. The grou wot- Helen Stewart, Mrs. Lester Zer- eWHITE Attendlng were Mrs. Charles ed uanlmously te acceptp the (Ue, Mro. Matilda Noble,, Mrs. Weaver , Mrs. J~n Bumgarner, nOITiinaling committee'!! re Ma~ J~nson, Mrs. V~rgfrua eBLACK Mrs. Otha Lievmr. Q>arlene 1wtth oll!cers to 110 install~ ShrJmphn, Mrs. Everett Thorn- eFADED BLUE Weaver, Mrs. Wyllls Rous~. 1the Soplember meetllli which ls as, Mrs. Dotiald Foglesong, Mrs . Conme Roush; Mrs. Tbelnla the ntxl scheduled meetin~. The Russell Capehart and Mrs. Ray Capehart, Mr.s. T. Bert Roush, new officers will be Mrs. Eber Proffitt. N & M ~JSs Millie Bumgarner •. Mrs. ll. Rouah, pnoaident: Mra. Matilda 1 . Bryant, Mrs. Kermit Gress, Noble, vice president; Mrs. wn. MASON PERSONALS WIDTHS Mrs. Wilham Russell, lolra. ijer·I Jiam Jl'ry treaotJI'er· and M 1man Ohlinger, Mrs. Mabel Pte-' ' ' ra. Recent guests of Mr. and • kens, Mrs. James Hart, Mrs. Mrs. Chilies Aldridge and fam-1 ly, were LOuis and Bob Aid- 1 Etta Richardson, Jenny Bum· on Monday. : garner, Miss Mary Phpllips, Miss Phyllis Bat.y of Parkers- ridge of Cleveland, 0.: Mr. l Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. Mar- burg, spent lhe week end here and Mrs. James Aldridge and tin Berisford, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Iwi~ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. children, Riverview, Michigan; Miss Sally Roush, Mrs. Harold IPhd Batey. Mr. and Mrs . . Charles Kelly Bumgarner, Mary Jan, June, · Mr. ansi Mrs. James N. Roush of Madison, lndi11na : Mr. and , and Jean Bumgarner, Mrs. Berfi and Linda visited Mr. and Mr1. M{a. John Kelly and son, La~ : nard Lieving, Mrs. Harold Zer- Albert Field in Detroit, Mich., fayette, Indiana. The families kle , Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Miss ~er the weekend. Their son, visited here to attend the ComEthel Riddle, Gait Miller, Mrs. Jeff, and Mrs. Roush's mother, mencement exercises at Waha· 1Fred Batey, Mrs. Thomas Hoff- Mrs. Flelds returned home with ma on Monday evening. man , Mrs. Jack Flesher. them. Jeff had been visiting Mr. Mrs. Dallas Yeager attendROTARY CWB and Mrs. Fields, for oeveral ed the birthday dinner fO< Mrs. The 8€nd Rotary Club or New weeks. · Allie Blessing, Hartford on SunHaven met on Thursday even- Mr~. and Mrs . B. R._Yance are 1 day. Mrs. Blessing was 82. , dinner vaca.Ioning and visiting his I Mrs. Mary Walsh visited on ! ing for their regular MIDDLEPORT, 0. meeting at the Harfford Metho- \parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Thursday with Mr$. Dallas ' dist Church, A short business Vance at Poplar Branch. N.C. Yeager. . meeting was held. Those atteooing were Herman Layn~. Donald F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Floyd Carmack, Richard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway. Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, Rome Williamson, Russell Capcharl, Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Arthur Thabet, Thomas Reed, and Rev. Marvin e ASST. KNIT TOPS ., ' )rotAry: The Shoe Box eSURFERS 'WHERE'S r ICtllhy ]ohnton ilv IJO(Niary. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT FOR YOUR SHOPPING tONVENIENCI e CAPRI PANTS \untl nOOI\. II ·--• Iandseape Rehm a ce.lftiU ,I Helen SteJ'Irl, .99 Beach Robes 1 ' { Louarchitect. is a gradua.te 0 He \lslana State Unlverstty. andls an assoctatt of Boags I f T V lle Put • • I Lodies & Chlldrens wm · d'ff 1 . • Knit Tempos c n Gihbs. president of the tadvisor. Vernon Webfor. l from 12 tee to 4 areen; from 5 J . .<'P!'., askE'd the PTA to con· Mrs. Keith Sutherland is also tee to 3 green; from 4 tee to s i· r sponsormg a booth at the 13 n advisor of the club. A dem- 6 green; from 16 lee to 5 green; F<1 ,r•h of July celebration. \ onstration on baking Snickerdoo. 1 1£rom 15 tee to 8 green, and finIt was that om- dies Wall given by Mr!. Weber. l ish by going from temporary · · s h 1 'II b t · ar · to 7 c_: rs ~~~~!-~!._ .~- ~~____! Each members gave a report ee m airway green. sey cow owned by Ed4on Rous~, e Ex rimentlil atatlon \on good table manners. T w n Also on tap ror those In the Racine, has comp1eted an ofh· Th pa f 5 Ot,h 1 new members. Rosemary Rice ! pool area _ will be on afternoon cial HIR actual production l't!• T h I! 0 aoo Cheryl Hutchinson, w•re of entertammenl by the Mu!l- cord or 10,4:!3 poundo of milk nor . 1 • llld ilnitiat•d into the club. tangs. a local combo consist- aoo 5411 pounds of butterfat In publiC ' Invited e Js C"I P bratl'd 2 to the , MASON - Mr. aoo Mrs. Le• Beverly Thompson, R•porter. ing of Raudy Bias on drums, 344 days, two times a day milk· day on J_u_n•_•_ __ 1 · Ingles celebrated their 50th I : M1~e Kmcaid wlth the lead tng , accordtn1 to The American RUTLAND NOTES 00 ' wedding anniversary with a Five Point Star Stitchers met gmtar • .and Manfred Bar sec-- Guernsey Cattle Club. family dinner held at their ion May H at the Fabric Shop. ond gu1tar. NOTICE! . SWIM SuITS CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS, 1 & 2 Pee. the program from 10 a.m. .1 1 nounced by District Sales Mana· M1" Lucy Bulmer, 5th grade :type of.aDiJDalllllll ·j·udging.~ni- . cpan are ..........._ '• gu Ralph Sewell. of Pomeroy . t· a"hPl. · pr•!lent.ed two , p1ano 'amsl. ' · .: .. .2lr • nowhest~IUirliW!ie. The bowls - authentic antique "' "· · t If t ~ - !:•"t1nn~ on me school 8 new 1 T cross-coun ry go even. reproduction• - are similar In r ·"'· rerently prue:;nsed b ,Y Allan Whson, ReJl<lrt.r. . will find partners playing. ?ne style to glaSllware Items offered 1 . . P'f A. Mi" Helen Bletner s Iball between them and h<ttmg In previous Ashland 011 promo[ 11 i :'vl a;radM: tied I Mother's Little Helper!! met alternate shots 81 they go lions. Consumer demand r. the hook award . on May 14 at the home of tho:air rrom No. 1 tee to No. 2 green; suited in the decision to contin· ! LADIES 2 Pee. Blouaon Type end I Pee, Knill vot,onat pr ram. Plan Promotion . Mrs. Le.wis Gillaoo outgo- I It Local Ashland Oil dealers will \ 1 licensed private lng oresulent, Installed new of· 1 • Y P launch a maJor sales promotwn 1. the fleers as foII ows. . president Mrs basket. · fr E 1 A " on .. ·.1 . : Better Livestock Club met on For those Interested ln golf June 1 featurmg ee ar y ro- ' practicing Y landscape organlza· and chocolate drop oookies. . Carol Wileoxen. Reporter. ... >,/' lnd . ... FOR THE HOLIDAY AHEADI Sherry by Tnple AAA for assJstm~ the Mrs Marie l,{oush prmcipal ' the ~·ea.- and Mrs. of the. school ' the Pa· cipal, expressedh j "" ;· t· J· ck Follrod and Kimberly PT. PLEASANT - GleM E. P~mero . Mrs Ed Deem )>ort: Rehm Registered Landscape land· ;.·n Johnson Jo~ OUrs Archib.ct will be one of tlle and l!brbara Mr a~d Mrs Vin- I guest s~akera 11 lhe West Vlrton Jones Butch and~· ginia University Ohio Valley 1 s't.ati on • . Tammy, Dunbar . •W. Va., and Expenmenta Mlss Florence Circle and Lar· Day June 2. Behm appear r~ated Bible Srlwo/lo SWIMWEAR SPORTS . .'· I and Mrs. James Cornell, Mrs. Ida '\ ll~batlt Architect to Be Speaker At Field Day . 1 ~ss R~lm~r·s !: Schrlm~ Sm:~- ~b- ~ Evans, Sheila Faulk, Jeffrey Folmer. Paula Frick. U.rry Ac~~my at es om • · ·• Good. '" · Grueser, Joh!'ny Klein Addle Landaker. Kevm Marret. Reunion, Cookmtt, Terry Michael, Alta Held at Gaul Horne er,, Randall Sheets, Mane A lamily reunion and cookJack G lo r l a out was held Sunday at the W1lson and George Youn&. home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul aM Mark of Chester. The following attended, Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours, Bashan: Mr. aoo Mrs. Ermist John· son and Bob, Belpre; Mrs. Howard Blazer, waverly ; Mr. and M'•· Allen Stobart, Ricky and Tammie Jo, Middleport; Mr. ed Triple AAA and F"tornal Or· are urged to attend. The cost n·u·1 der of Police certificates by is $11.01. PT · PLEASANT .t e Mason Pollee Officer Fred Tay- , Officer Taylor told the group 1Morgan, manager of Hidden ]01 at a meeting of Mason Grade ' about the Patrol Boys trip to IValley Country Club. anno~ncSco< ,] PTA Tuesday evening. Camden Park .and the places led today events to take Pace! DeWayne Taylor and ·J 0 h n visit-ed enroute. 1at H1dden Valley on Memor1a 1 nked Zuspan were prt"sented pms do. Mrs. Gil and tha parents y . . Wil~ ~~otd f';:' 1 dan Hos~1tai MASON- Patrol Boys of Ma- -""'"'::"":':::""':':::~~-----------Hollman ~leetion Chamben, Rve at :M3 N. Folirtb 0. 0. Patterson, Mel g s st., Middleport, completed I .Oounty Superintendent of lour week couter Insurgency Schools was the speaker at the and special warfare staff ?lac.< Salisbury Township Elementary eour10 ~I lhe John F. Kennedy School Commencement !ll01'(!is. Center for Special Warfare, Fort os Monday al a p.in. Bragg, N. C.. May 22. Dipk>mao and awll!'dl wert . Maj. CbaD_~bers was b'alllell presented by Robert E. B!!wen m uncosvenllonal warfare, psy- elementary supervisor fl. councholoeical warfare. and counter- ty schools. and Paul Manuel, insurgency operations. elchth pode teeoher. ~- R. Special Forces were . created ·R. Cord; pastor of IIJO Roc k by the Deparlll\ent .or the Army Spring• Cllurch cave the lnv~ to provide, in tijne of war, a cation and belledletlon. unit through whic)l tlle ~ s.nr by class were "God can develop an4 employ Jljlerril- Bless America," by lrviJIIJ!er· Ia warfare forces aga~~st the lin. and "You'll Never Walk eoe'!'y m support or mtlltary op- Alone," by Rogero and HaJDo eratiOns. . mersteln. Studeotll whO lradThe 37-year-old off•cer enter- ualed wert Charlea Jllrtets. ed the Army in June 1950 and Michael Bento Melvin Cun· was last stationed at fort njnghom. Ger~ld i;blin, Kathy Polk, U.. He was. gradu~ted. Eblin. Rebecca Eblin. Keith ~. , par~reus 1\. VEN GOl~g • AWJJY ReT. and Mit·. Berl!ford and an4 ,\lilly, W.h,W,J. IAJiiQtlm '!be W.S.W.S: ol the E.V .B held Ita aMUal Mother and Daulbwr ballquat _res:.nUy The welcome was given by Mro. Martm S.risford and the mvoaaUon,by Mn. Howard Burris PollillflJJC banquet a readwao g!ven by Mrs. Berisford mtroduollon of mothers by Mrs. llowlt't Burris. (lifts were given to the oldat mother thero, Mrs. R. F. Bryarit, aoo to the youqgesl, Mrs. Hert110n Ohlinger. A solo was sunc by Mrs. . WIUiam Russell. 1he 111 aJn pro- ,.) Attell4fng were and Mr. aoo ?.{ft. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:;;;,;;;.. 1 -:harlet Weaver Mr. alld Mrs. Ili.m Pickfllll, U .l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, I.e.a_,n ah Ann and Gall, Mrs. Thomas and Tll1\)lY, Mr. and CLASS MEETING by Rev. Berlllord. ol Mrs. Jamea N. Roush and LinThe Win won Class of the omcers were held : President da , Mr. aoo Mrs. Rohert Cooke, I:.U.B, Church met on MCII!day Mn Roy J . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rickard, fVeni!J$ the hom ol Rev ·' ones •. v1ce pres<denl, and Sharon• Mr. an4 Mrs. · Lu!Mr Sml!h; secretary; Mrs. Luther Smith, 'Terry and TjmMfl 11Martln 100 a Dovodon. ,.. 1 Eu.- Hudnalh treasurer, llfY, Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mn. J:u· " 1 Robert Coolce. cene NEW Commencement bero, wbose wue. Troy, and ents, , • NO ,MONEY DOWN • FREE MOUN a'ING • EASY TERMS "=====================----------------...J " RIZER OIL _(0MP4NY HOME OWNfU) &: OPERATED ' •ne YOU'LL L1KE OUR , W"( 2<2101 : ' ' '' . · , �... •' . I~ < Make Hay In May......Want Ads. Will P ay Any Day! 1""--:::::=:-::::---JDIIily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 27, 1964·11 WANT AD INFORMAnON For Sele oaAUII.tND to it!~ [)II• ~" f'U_,I111.Itlllii-"Q 0..-:tlh,, ..... ~ ... .M FOR DECORATION: See fine selection 'W nowers. kets , Wreatbs. Cliff'• Repair , Mlddleport . & 27 3tp "'"""U ~IINI 'ta . I.A riONf I 'UHit.. "''IONI VIII ..... 1-.atiiO oandt llltMI A ,.... 011, at PQntl.,.ttOD M umn ,. "nm~• 0 CUIU . . , ~ 4......, ~· .tloalll bil lmtn..Oillll' nr. pD~ olttt ... ·t•"ftiU'III ..,..no,f'1f"'l · ·~· ~11 ..,.'"" .n.,. - I 'I• - .... ... Buss's Place, Long Bottom, REMODELED, first Ooor Ohio. 5-28-lte nished 4 room aud bath ment. Mlddlport, WY cu. ft. Deep Freeze. Suit- ment. Middleport WY 2-3874. for farm famUy or small 5 'EI 6tp restaurant. Will sell cheap. Call WY 2·2733. HOUSE, 4 rooms and bath, gas furnace and basement Wetzgal 5 26 3tc St. WY 2-5333. ......ttcm f'ot lhlllt -'If ...,CI • 1:.1nfll pel +n•ertiM' llllftl~nUll' ...,..,.. • "nt. Ll t:U.D ,.,. trnt'l fer Tb,_ CO. ~\'fo lnMrtttiM llflll, .,._."' _,. IN._ HJ IM ... "ttl within 11 d1ya. ,; A.HD Qt ttlANU • OBITV 4.RIU - 11 .31\ fat 110 •t~fd lllhl · uau111 Del• ~ttal•nat wart t• ••I'll •• I I ! $ 27 ltp FOUR ROOM furnished Jlanu-dlf -t:::.e LM too tJrOO •ooJI :--:-;:-c-c-;:-;:::::~- :--ment. Phone WY 2-3658. rn su &AS\' Furnace Rotary blower w1th 5 27 tfc motor. Converted coal to 1 010~ P1~t1ntr:~No wANT AD gas furnace. Heat controls and 1 FOUR ROOMS and bath oo Thermostat. Several feet of 1 ~lain Street in Rut~d. Phone PHONE WY 2·2157 duct. 9, 10. and 12 inch. All SH 2-5361 or contack Giles 3mtut. for $70.110 in place. Will sell 1 6 26 tile separate. Call WY 2·31trl. FOUR ROOMS, bath and bas"' Notice 5 27 31t ment, furnace beat.P b o o e WY :l-ll319. 4 23 tic of the 11 p Sc 0 1t list ••71 THE ANNUAL m..!tlng -~ · · ' .., ·• 4 ROOM apartment with bath. ==-;o==-=..,...==---= ' . l I Sutton Chester Farmer's surance Company will-meet I l '' 00, almost new, $250.00. 20 guage Ithaca pump gun. Ph. Phone WY 2-5S85• 5 1 tic the Election Board Office WY ~94. ' 22 61t Pomeroy. Monday, June Unfurnished bouse, ' rooms,! 1.00 1 . m .. 1964. Emmett G THERE1> NO charge for use of utility and bath. 1655 Point Will, Pres., Francis E. CarPet Shampuoer With Lane, Pomeroy. Pbooe WY 2purchase of Blue Lustre Car· 3874. 3 3 tic s , --pet and Upho1stery c1eaner. :: ris, ec y. REVIVAL stnrtm~ June 3 Baker Furniture, Middleport, Fl'RNISHED apanmenta. Ph 7:45 p. m. Mt. Olive Ohio. ! 26 3tc WY 2-2776. After$ p.m. phone near Long Bottom, Ohio. WY 2-3574. est Thomas will be the Evan· II 21 tic sluggish ge-list . .Spec~l singing every tank. Get Klean-Em-All, TlffiEE and four roo"' furnish& night. Everyone welcome. tic Tank Cleaner. Latldrcltlrk ed aDd Ullfuruisbed aparlo Douglas Circle. Pastor Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. menta. WY 2-5434 12 I tic 5 27 6tp 4 29 !otc FURNIBHED aDd Ulllurnlsbed GROU-P PHOTOS. Why not ---,FO;;;uR.--.SALE...-;.---1 apartmeota. Inquire al the ;._===:--===:-:;;;: • Rrll1tP photo taken now IG1~~~~!:ijfi~~7~~ I[Ultara your Church Congregation, and 24 JDODtba to {'l:':;;s groups, Fam i ly RPunion 11 TlffiD Jewel pay· see or ,ca · fir Orga nization. Photos taken en. Point f leasanl, W. VL, 1 in back and while or natural Phone 50, Bill Wellman, Les living color. Call or 3top in. WllliamsoD. ~ C:mver's Studio, Professional Photogro phy, Pomeroy, Ohio, KaL TERMITES and protect r: v 2-2405. 5 26 6te lawn and shrubs from insects --L'·~f. WP-1Gff1 safely with Dex with ARAB U-d<Ht CooceoA 11'1F' ' ,.:hleis Only 98c at trate King Builders S n p ply · Co., Middleport, Obio. v.)tlr d. ug ~tore. i 2 tfc 5 13 25tc I Ohio llntlll. (1.2Z.dc FIVE ROOM unfurnlshed aparl· ment. Hardwood floors. Phone WY • • , tic 5 19 51 ==~:=-:•-•.,.·--,-...,--;--;· THREE bedroom brick duplex, ture In Middleport. Ohio. Fit TERED WHIT! GAS ' , !"or boats at our nt-w Boat 1I 1>o<"l> . .tu ~t ormosJ't e our ' ~ ~ali11n on the river. YOU GET f 11 tfe ILUMP COAL. Deliver or Plck up voursefl. Goegleln Super Service Stollon Ready· You'll Like THESE PRICES BLOOMING YOU'LL LIKE OUR DEALI 1964 Chevy II 1964 Chevrolet · BARGAINS Bel Air _ $2895 4~r On Pomeroy ,Metor . OKLOTJ V8 engine, Powerglide, po-_ 4 Door. Le11 than 8000 wer steerinJ, power brat.. e1, radio, deluxe trim. New car title- and guaran. tee. S1ve $300 1963 Pontiac Tempest ~ $2395 LeMans Convertible. Red flnlah, black top, white interior with bucket seats, 4 on the floor, 188 H . P. engine, radio beater. a real1h1i'pie miles, V8 encine, Power1 I ide trlns., whitewall ttre1, radio, heater, •eat Biscayne 2-Door. Loea.l owner, clean interior, tires like new. jet black finish, Powerglide, heater. 1960 Olds "88" 4-Door $1595 Local owner. Clean interior, jet blat'k finish, Hydra-Matte, power steering, ra· dio, heater, &ood tires. 1962 Corv1lr Monze _ $1795 Coupe. Locally owned and low mUeage, tires like new, 102 engine, f.-speed box, bucket eeatl 1 radlo, heater, bwn paint with matching vinyl interior, 4-.Door. lvol')' and blue fJnjsh . Spotless interior, radio, heater, VB engine, Powerglide, Hke new whitewall tires. 4-Door. Spotless e'ea~ interior , Wl\lte finish, VB enginf', power steering, power brakes, auto. tran'>., radio and heater. eroy. Call WY :1-5127. II 13 lfe ===-:------;--..,.-c;o MODERN 4 room and bath furnisbec: apartment. Phone WY 2--3874, 11 12 tic WI 2..13411 or WY 2-2186. t 20 tic Re1l Est1te For s;18 ' Ish. 1963 Corveir Panel· $1795 Local owner, aood tire& . Looks and lL-...... ··-..... ....,..,..... 57 Ford Fairlane 500 s495 ll.'hm!IJI U.Sootout llhorL m ent: 11. Sloth U.Fot ~Deer ~~~.- 55 Dodge 4 Dr. • • - s195 1 cylinder, automatic trans. Radio. 1961 Corvalr MonZI _ $1495 Coupe. This little jewel is the one for the young at heart. Red bucket aeats, while finish , 4 on the noor, ndio and heatt-r, eood tirea, 102 engine. Station Wagon, 8 cyl. en&ine with automatie trans. Good whitewall tires, radio, heater, clean interior. Ivory and coral finish . Why Not Try One Of These! ' 63 FORD f.600 CAS & CHASSIS WB U6, 8 cyl. - ., 5 speed trans. 60 FORD F·1.00 PICKUP 8 Cylinder. 59 FORD f.250 PICKUP a Cylinder. 57 G.M.C. DUMP TRUCK Ready to 10 to work. 2 Door. Local owner and spotless eleRn inside and out. Beiee and eoraJ finish, power steerin&, power brakes, aut~matic Radio and beater, like new wh1tewall tires. . ON 1HE SPOT FINANCING! MANY MORE USED CARS & TRUCKS 1'0 CHOOSE FROM. SEE JERRY BROWN, MELVIN LITTLE OR SALES MANAGER EDDIE FIFE. . ,; · , ' KEITH GOB~E FORD, INC. - Pickup, V8 engine 1 new tires, turquoise finish, cab like new inside and out, heater, 1960 Chevrolet _ / A JIAB;'l WY 2-3422 Locust St. ' ' ·. · OJK Pet. you mltunderetood what Crul••' mt11111l" Mlddl.port, 0. " "' ' · ""'"'-::-~--:------ WJEH RADIO ~'MIMR.ut 1.00 .. '' ' 's,GiJQ;'niniU:Dlti>"N'~+ $5295 80 Series with tandem axle. 900 x 20 tires. New paint, aoUd cab. 15 ft. Teleteope Dump Body. MONDAY TIIBUUGB. Jl'IUDAf 1: 15 Sip 0o ~Ill M:r: CJoc!t , ,.. IJJ . . ~•.-.. '' lleadllnea 7:31 MuslcaJ Cloct 7:45 ..~JJ!elille '' ~1J>b!o Y81Jey Newa ~~= National Ne~n ·.... . . . l:.w Weather Pieture I 11 Mll9lcal C1oe1i It: ~ CdmlbllilliJ NeWI t:oo; Talt of lbt Towo t :5$ ' Mason County News 10:00 femlly Worablp Hour 11!:,~- Public Serviea HOURI l..t,CK W CARSE'¥ '-'hr WY2-It"'32 aq:fO ""~ IO·$ f:oi'id News h:OO ~01'111111 Mekldlel .. f~ Frldq, llllud Belli llq) U:fll lrerl<f· N,_ U :U ·&nn ClDaaiJ Newl ' ~ - oo ~ ...,.•.,.,New 12:06 lolll 11-. IUO llirbll 12:1.0 llllcl 0., lrlllbtr 12llfl · ~ BulllllD Boord JJ:a . " - o 0ram1 12:10 · ~ Ateal • t.Tibolu IO.oet.. Mil Co., Page St., Middleport - - - - - - - · - 11 II lie I II. Doc 17........ V.l!. ,>.~ ~: ~KH CLUSI: f)Pii::'>i h 26. Slwnbon U.Koa4.• 4 Door, auto. trans. 8 cylinder. power ateerinL ndio.'"' $1395 1961 GMC Y2 Ton _ $1295 luxe eab, 4 new truck tirt-s, beige finish, heater. C.. Zf.a.- Looking For A Good Used Truck? TRUCK BUYERS SEE THESE! 1;1 Ton Pickup 6 cyl. Powerglide, de. a 57 Ford Custom 2 dr.- S4CJ5' . 1961 Chevrolel _ CROSSWORD 58 Pontiac Convt. • ·- s495.... Automat!• lrana. Power ateerlnc and radio. 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air • $865 1960 Dodge Phoenix • $1199 ..........._, KEITH GOBLE· FORD USED CAR LOT Deluxe vln.vl trim, tlrea JJke new. automatic trans.. Radio and beater. Blue fina 1961 Rambler Cl11slc • $1295 1960 Chevrolet lmpal• $1595 • THIS WEEK ONLY AT .•. 8 cylinder, atondard traot, Radio 1962 Ford F•lcon 2-Dr. $1395 1961 Chevrolet _ _ $1495 eSPECIAL e belts, beautiful white over ailver -blue with matchtn1 interior. 2 blocks from downtown Pom- YOU PAY less lor fine home T!IPEE bedroom house on lJD. r ------=----="11 B0 A TERS furnishings at Baker Furnl· colo Hill, Pomoro) Ph o o e 't THE SEASON'S THE REASON ••. MiddlepOrt, WY 2-2987. 5 26 6tp t:311 "- 111 :' ' II11 c:WPriwtr.:i!er:-M;;beilla trailer. ornCJ aouu t11 ,,on P .a. D•U7 I lllh. automatic transmisslao. power steerirJI!, power brakea. radio and eztraa. ilO Broadway. Middleport. Call WY ~ i289, 4 2t tic Signal tracer, R. C. T ............ ftlllhll tnt '"~' lll82 PONTIAC. $22511. 4 door banltop, catalina. blue fJn. radio eluding Eieo tube tester, For Rent del 625. NRI Signal ~=~~1<~~---_..:~_;_~--­ rtM Ol,lhlllll. . . . . . . . . . ..,.,, I'll . ... . AUTO SALES ~--~~------------ C:tt CGII!*)I Go llllaod H5 NM!i.llllt 2:tl8 ColilirJo Oo llllaod I :Sii NeW>.. .. · t:GO ~'t Tllte • llnM I .55 Neu . . .. t:tltl 111111 Dolt t:ao 6:05 World, NaliooaJ Nelli 5:15 SpoUlgbt OD Spoiu 5:25 Weather.. , 1:10 Dbmer 011111oa!e 1:00 SWlSet Blvd, 7:10 llljn 011 SATURDAY 1:1$ Sigo On 1:15 Musical Clock f:ff Tile Llfellllt 8:00 Oblo Valley NeWll 8:05 World, National News UO Sports Today 8:15 Weather Pteture 8:16 Musical Cloek US NeW!I 1:00 Musical Clock t:ao Son& & story Time IJ:II Newt IIA•oolup JJ:a. Bulleaa 11oin1 .IN5 Newt 0 Gnm1 IJ:aJI Seturda, Mdnel 1:8 Ne1ll Ilea! 2:!18 llltlirdaJ u.tloel 1:. 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Reo. llerllo Teell 12::11 lllulle .lutl For You I:ID lllll7 ·Graham f:li .,....., Sbow.Ta& 1:11 Lulhena Hoar f:ID Loeal News 1:110 Tho a.ureJ, At !:ort 4:it Bowlin& Scoreo 6:00 News 7:30 Slgo Off 11&111RDAY I:ID Country IVIIIII'I'lmers I :• Worfd 111 11eo1n 1:10 J11pJ111 Hour 7:10 111&11 Off .. • • • MY STO~Y ABOlfT YOU YOU SEE-t..M ISS WINKLE 1 1 GOT IV KNOvV YOU PRE'TTY ~LL IN IH' LA5T FEW WEEI<S. • ">(' ': - NAIIICY- HO\V Do "10.1 LIKE OUR NEW RUSTIC CHAIR' ' .I'IJ."'f'F"" 'I!:"'T"' .f . Phone in m""''"~'· WY 2-'E/~. 5 Tl 3tc .. :'>. �• . .,, - .t:l ••."'; !ftNl'IJII . N' , . ' I ·· g FQteweiJ Dinner Mainly About Is Given Pas Of Tr.UJfJper,.W. • · People In Pomeroy ~ . ' I y I tJ., . ~··=· · · ... ..... I MILLIW " "' . ~ · · ' • 1 A dinner wu belcl( !Iunday evenlai, )(q 2fth at T Ill jlte Seventh Day Mvetl\llt ' ~ buement, honOrln& i>i l'aator Trumper and~ blJ wlfe';•ift)o m lu lolaM> leaViJ>& for a • VOL XVI y • • '· .I I' Qblo., ' ' '* t'• n.·r.r ; ~ud k .... fll f'M .... M11 i ~ \ Ill ' 1.. \<1 · • , ___,.:..,....,.___~,.;:.---------.....\ t j i \ ·f L FRIDAY, MAY 29, ,J964 \ ~oi~fiVE CENYS . 1 J ' ' •• -~ S~Werage Deadline is! .' l . • (Jl .ill '@_ l, s s:. ;:. .' ·- .; 'Only the Dead Have Seen the \ ~~~of Wor' ~ ,f(f#o -Douglas .Mov.ed off Another 6 Months 1 " • • ~ c>ffWia]sl~et;llo- Orlilnally, , ~ bad dAy they bad be!~ 8J;anteil a 'been ~- to bav~ a 'oewerob: mootlls 'Pleailoll f<> . 101' are Ill. .operatlao :bj. Oct. 31, " type. oewerage ' l)lalen lll65. • . . ' operation. , ·, 'l'he ,_ order .fl!cludes a !\layer Lee. Sn1ilb .reltaJed a deadlirae claiiJe rea41lng. "April lell!or from, tile Olllo ·ruv... ·Ill& 30, 19M: oc~ of COOitruciatl,on Compal11 ~,._ tlon and llavlnJ} tbe Nmedlal whl,ch informed hlm. of tile es· work• ·in lull pperation." wbat le!l\llon. It came ·as I! r ., C)( TWO ...._ jl8rlt ol w O<der ., tbe·<:Ommlalon'S· May 14 IJieOI,. are ~ to lbe deadllne, 10'1 wu llltl<lllttl<led!lng in ClncinnfU. · and -'" ore esteaalosn of '·li!i • opOkelmaB· a. ~ MASON DRIVE· IN , ,,. ,, 1\ _u~ i j 1 IOOUeworS:.....: ltoeH the 1 to the eorqnmslon a review of nrller pboe doadllnel. The letter sets o.t. I, 19M as tile last dote lor !lllbmlssloll of final plans and· opeclllcationo for all remedial w..-b to the Ohio De!lartment e• Health loc review and approval. Also, Dec. a1. ;.o4 Ia the deadline lor lloancing and •· wan! of bida lor cmstruction for all remeciiBl works. May« Smith bad presented progress to date by Middleport in obtalnlng • lagoon-type ..,.. erage. P01slble sltea bave been · selected & approved ln!ormaUy. Also, a sewer rate ordinance Ia to be brought before cooncll - probably in Its oext meeting - lor a final reading. Am>lketlons are in the process of being flied with the Federal gavernment for aid. Memorial·D ay J-tor Reme1nbe_ n . ances • ol i' ·-7 , TONIGHT & FRIDAY "TARAS BULBA" rony Curtis Yul Brymer (Eastmancolor) - and- "TOWER OF LONDON" Michael Pate, Joan Freeman Saturd1y M•y 30 "BALLAD OF A GUNF!GHTl!R" Marty Robbins Joyce Rt>dd -and- ''THE PASSWORD IS COURAGE" Dirk Bogarde Mrs. Roush, 82 Dl'es Thursday MEIGS THEATRE PoMEROY, OHIO Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy TONIGHT NOT OPEN Friday 9 to SATURDAY We Are Closed All Day MEMORIAL DAY SUN., MON., TUES. May 31-June 2 "K!SSIN' COUSINS" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Glenda Farrell COLORCARTOONS SPORTSWEAR FOR 5. Fiii3I Gallons Pouring into • • Sh 1rts FIRST QUALITY REGULAR BY HUBBARD eSTRAW HATS BY .,RT!S IVY LEAGUE PANTS by Levi Certified Oil W. Main St. Pleaoanl Valley Hoopltal ADMI'M'ED: Mrs, Bertha Hughes. Ashton; Stephen Ga,,.ll klns, Pl. Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Mn. Ned Station Pomeror ILambert, GaUlpolb Ferry: Hoberl Tayl<W, Leon. Wear 'em In comfort all day long/ Slipper-soft/ Feather/ighU CATALINA eSWIMWEAR & SPORTSWEAR Hnslt P&appies" · IIAWD e PEDAL PUSHERS eKNEE PANTS I .. ! A Complete Line Of j ! { ~ ,. ,,, :tr SUMMER STYLES eSUMMER SKIRTS e SUMMER DRESSES l 1f CATALINA ' N. 2nd Ave. ROute 124 ~ CHILDREN'S New.S1,1mmer Shades • 1'':' e Slim to Wide Widtlu! -. MARGUERITE'S 0. 1 •1 smO.'; . I .,...l Boy Escapes Bemg . u·It 0 n8••eye}e I First Session Is Announced . ' ' • I ' .• . ' jY • Shot Shop AmefJC30 • ROCket power has Sk" New Moon Ill Earth s Ies I I""'''"' IL I WOMEN'S Middleport, I ! MEN'S e BEACH SPONGE BAHR CLOTHIERS I I Jc:::;:r, IRfATHIII' BRUSI!m PI!ISIUH CASUAL $H0E1 BY WOlVERINE •BLOUSES By Shapely Will Speak -PiJ.t~onestly ~ VISITED CHIWREN Mrs. Otto Lohn Sr. has re1 turned from a two weeks visit with children in Columbus. eSLACKS & BERMUDAS 0 a bnat in !he Ohio River and fooud Eddie Ward, son 'lf Mr. and Mrs. Orion Ward, CbeshFuneral services for Etta Ire wbod rowned WedaesKerns Roush. 82, Hidden Lakes, day alteroooo. Pomeroy, wbn dlejl teclily at Holzer hOllpital will be held The Pomeroy squad was an· SUI!day at 2 p:m. at Ewing i Intentionally omitted In Tburschapel with burial in the Beech] doy's repOrt from tbe GoUla GtO'fo f!~•.:tlle Rmr. Mel· County Sheriff's office. -,vaysbe Short Sleeve Whltet Calm Banlons & Knits BY RUGBY • InC0 IIlSlon Scientist squad 102lMaiB ' ! At Dinner L. L. Harrold, Superintendent of th~ Hydrologic Res:arch Sta· It!on m Coshocton, WI!! be lh< ispeaker at the Meigs Soil Con· ed WID' bella a ' .. vJn]i)tir. Will i>f!ie1aie.' -~ : •• .. TH:~moroy 0.0 ••• tbo ;servation Di~tr!ct annual banMidcueP<>r' ·volun~ two 'Three accidents, two of which Het husband, ila....y B. ROush llrst milt eaUed and was on lquet and ..eletlt1M> :..tune 16 at ~12:...,..~ wa~ the 'l'blo the DaUy BeD- caused heavy property damage, wllO once operated a baking the ocene before any other . 7:3(1 p. m. at Salisbury Grade eerie rid of wilier --pour lnto 1be tlDeJ. wilh four persons injured, were m1d ic~ cream business on Main 1 reseue unit or any other help. School. log, ClUDe bJto 1 pool '111ursday •JIIII'OPI'!lfe MeD191'ial Day investigated in Meigs County street, and was also In t h After the Pomeroy unit ar· Plans for the annual meet· . . b · sb. sy dwlnel. Ia preparation loc S!llur· oerolet• prevfelloly IDDOIIIlee4 'Thursday bJ Jbe Ohio State electrical appliance b~iness, rived it radl.oed for belp. . . ing were made by the govern· Ja~k Ru Y sma Suddenly, In the dlsliano:e, l1lav's opening swlmmlng day. are belai condueted iD mOll! Patrol. ''·.. preceded her m death m 1958. """""""""~'"'"'' .,. ,,. '· ,.,, ing body last night at its regulm Ught:.:_wllh SOIIM!thlrig gleamed _ Uke Filllng of the pool from comm•r'1tes of the .ounty by The multiple Injury accident , Also precedmg her m death I meeting in the office of the Soil 'rtnir.•lllhisayf'""er 86 foot deep well ld~~~·: ~Am~er~l~c~ID~Le.;.;;gl~oa~Peo~ll~..... took Place· at 10·10 wereLewis two sons, Conservation Service in Pome-o In tbe· sun !d>inlng on the dome of · a.m. on Rt · and and aRobert sister Rdford Erma 1 electrocute IJ1m.. taj Ma Hal-a glittering tile pool baa been oom· 12t at the edge of Syracuse. Kerns. Sh~ was a me.;.ber of : roy. Sam sald. tha~ler:': dark gloom without Jneldent, A car driven north by John the Methodist church. The banquet wili be served by former strlp u , e s p . w nearer, bl Howard Dalley, one I 17 Parkersburg W Surviving are two sons, Har:the Salisbury Par':'nt Teachers and brUUnnt wblte oppeared":·i~;~:~~~~flremen pet'80118lly auVa went ~ut of Cillltrol ~n . ~ ry Kerns Roush and Hugh H. .. . 'I . Association. A list of cooperil· ol. accused assas- it came to I halt, a li the ·operation. wei' curve ran off lhe right Roush both of' Pomeroy and The fmd scssmn of the e!gs tors with the district who will Oswald fl8ure appeared at tile I County study of "Off t'"' Farm h ti ·k Is f0 sal a 11d the .guards and ......_ plank, ·paUied for a moment Meanwhile, the Recreation , side of the highway, and then one daughter, Evelyn Roush . Business'' will be heli Thur~day 1 ave _c e ~ e 1~ completed flna1 back across the road striking Seelig Westerville six grand· . ,entertamment wlll be announc1 cut linger. look ab.Jul, than deaceoded, evemng Junr 4 at 8 P. m. at •ed later fO< tile opening day a tree. 'The car was demoll•hed. children and two great-grand· the Rock Sj)fings Grange Hall, . this week. The driv i ed 1 • children. Fnends may call at •according to Joe Liming. chair· I Terms of three members ol Coine OutT0 d ay' or er rece v acera the funeral home any time · · · · Call R bert Louk 1 Leo Kennedy Is pool manag- A nine year ~ld Racine area lions of the legs, and two pas· man of the Planmng Committee. : the board of supervtsors exp1re 0 8• &, and hired as . life guards riding ~ b1cy~le ~wly seng~ lnjured were Jimmy This session is open to al1 1this year· causmg ~ Ohto S~il BoY• wbo want to play Pony 1are Barbara, Jmes, Forrest escaped posSible inJury man ac- McKmney, 18, Parkersburg, ab- DECLARE DIVIDENDS FFA Members, FHA members anu Water_Conservation commtt ball must be at Syra- Bachtel, Michl Lloyd, Mike cldent We"nesday at 12:30 p. m. raslons of tbe legs and David PT. PLEASANT - Directors Farm Bureau Youth groups, and t•e to Initiate the election. They cil8e Ball park f<>day at 6 p.m., ·Morris, Karen llane, and Dave East of Racine on Slate Route I &ice, 17, Parkersburg, Iacer- of Celanese Corporation of Am· 4·H club membe" who are 12 are Thereon Johnson, DavLd II unable · to be there, caD Rice. Evelyn Gibbons was .em- 1Z4 In front of the Wllbnr . ations of the face. B01ce was erira today declared d dividend yeacs of age or in the 8!h grade Koblentz, and Rrud Young. Loilks, WY :2-2951. ThIs ployed as concessioniat. Beaver residence. I treated at Meigs M~morlal Hos-- of 40 cents a Share on the com· or ov~r. Nominees to fill the explrin& teim wlU play in the Meigs • Pool hours were ael from 1 The Meigs County Sheriff's I pita!. Moyers was CJted 1D Meigs mon stock, payable June 25. This is !he firs! of three coun- terms are Thereon John.,., Do· :a;:f~;l:lliason-Ga: · ~~ Dta Lea1111e on a reg- ·p.m. to 1 p.m. seven dayo a department said Faye Roush, !&1 Juvenile court June 13 for un- ,1964, to sharehoidefB of record ty study sessions which will lead vid Koolentz Orion Roush 'Ray. diamond, and players week. Sessoo tlcteta ,are . !June 8, 1964. 'The Board also up to the State Awards tour. jmond Whale~, Ronald w.'Whit· 00 Racine R. D. 2, was traveling I safe operation. be 11 yuro old. sale from the pool manager. east oo Roote 12t about 251 Another JDJury accident lookivoted regular quarterly divi· 'The group is also planning to Itington, and Reid Young. NomPrlcea ate $$ lor anyone under miles per boor wtum Jeff place at 12:30 p.m. ~ Rt. 124 dends of $1.121> per share on send four or live delegates to ·inations from the floor will be GeaeraJ 114]tp1B!f , IS years of age; ... for thooe Wendorf, Racine R. D. 1. oo a one and rune tenths mdeo south the prefm-ed stock Series A the Americar Institute of CIH>p· l accepted at the time of the _ Arthur KJn. over 13; ~nd $12 pluS .f2 1 0 r came onto the highway of 681 In _the Reedsvllie area. and $1.75 per share on the 7 erat1ves at East Lansmg, M1ch· election with landowners and ocJoJm; ll)lmphrey, eacll clllld I\lr -~ tlillUY lfri,oon from 8 Jane 011 the left. A car driven north by Wll· per cent second preferred stO<'k. igon, Augusl 9 to 12. cupiers eligible to vote. · · . ilctet. DallY ailrnlsslon prices Roush applied brakes, tlam Yakman, 49, CoolYille was - l!l<d 1-&J' remain at !II cents lor studto the rigbl to keep from forced off the roadway by a •c OF c TO MEET BIGGS AP"OINTED 'The board has acc•pted the Poa1eroy, .to _and IC . ~to .for adults. lite bicycle, and the car southbound car and hit a tele· There will be a meeting of , Nathan Biggs received the ap· application:' of two new cooper&· •. . . . SW!IIimlng 1~ will be olfer. went Into a ditch, 'The car own- ! pbone pole. . the Pomeroy Chamber of Com· · pomJn,enl of O.puty Forest tors, Amer~can Leg10n Post No. . I,(JCAJ, TUifS , . . ed lalef. . . ed by Howard Roush, Racine R. ! There was heavy damage to merce on Monday, June I, at jFire Warden for this area, from 467. Rutlan~, Paul iilgman, Com_The temperature 1n P.omeroy Charles Jolinioa. Will be In D. 2 bad minOr damages. The ' the car and the pOle was ~t· noon at Crow's Town am! coun- o. A. Alderman, chef of divt- !mander, and Samuel Lewis, andll••• a cool 56 degreea but...,. charge of the park · recreation bicycle was not hit. There were : tered. Yakman saffered , mJnor try Restaurant, sion of lorestry, on May t2. Hamsonvllle R. D. L Also apdi"<H .,v f<>day at 10 a. m. pl'Ogram. ,, Injuries. , Injury to hls less. . were basLC ,>lans f..00 . ! StlU another Rt. 12t 8CC.!· Christian, Point Reck, 1 'lli S k dent took place at 3:45 p.m., and Harold Proffitt, Spill..-. 1. ooe mile west of Langsville. A W.1 am8 to pea . , Chester firemen will meet ! car driven west 00 8 private ,· • ' Present at the meeting wen the Commons Sunday al l driveway by Worthy BrJsht, 54, Johnson, _chamnan: Harold ear. p. m. to parade ID the Rt. 1 Langsvllle, fetled to see .nahan, vJce chaU'man; Young, for Memorial Day ran approaching cor driven by CAPE KENNEDY iUPll -and so fast scored an important secretary ·.treasure-, Koblent%, Ii at 2 p. m. MyrUe Gardner' 43, Rt. 1 There's a new moon in the sky .I inaugural success for the $20 Rex ShenefLeld, and . Clarence Ro.islter Williams, Past Com· Langsville, and the Gardner car courtesy of American rocket ! billion program that the IPn<e·Ond Carl w. B~. tech~~=~ of the Ohio American •truck the right rnr of 1 he power. States is counting 1111 to beat ~lc1ans with the Soil Conserv• jl of Oalt Hill, will be_ Bright vehicle. The man-made object is the the Soviet Unioo to the moon. Ilion servLCe. speak•r. The Drew Webster There was . minor damaR• to first space-going test model of The work of Installing the ----Post w~ have charge of the the cars. Bright was eJted. to ·the Apollo ship that U.S. ex· Apollo ship in orbit around Mel&• Memorial Hotpltal _proceedings. Mella court. f<>day charged with perfs feel. now more confident· earth for the first time was ciujdrer. who wlll carry Oow· failure to y1eld right of way. lv than ever. will trallllpOrt done Thursday by the Saturn·!, ADMISSIONS- Mrs. FrankllD f<> decorate the graves, a\ld . . .. three a•tronauls to the moon by the 1uper rocket whose name Pomeioy; Mrs. Jack Daugt.ters of America, are 8QUAD CALL&D late 1969. is synonymooi with U.S. Cummins, Columliu,; 0 r 1a n ~ be at tbe Commons at '!'be Mlddleport E·R squad . power and success. Five GiHiland, Reedsville; Patlt p. m. Cl!ester Firemen will was called Thursday at 3:30 p. It may ,look small and slow. previously, Saturn- I had · Cheshlne; Fred FrW:Ie, sj)onsor sn ice cream social and m. lor Goldie Smith, 42 Park· But the_ craft, composed of the Into space. Five times, it · Mrs. John ~ old timers ball (ID10 !ol!Q,w· st, wbo 1ilfl8 taken m Holzer hos- moonship dummy and a burned a t inner. I tile service. The game Will pita! by Ewtn4 &mbull'"ce. out ~ stage rocket casmg, Thursday was the sixth. played at tile Chester ball . . · ls a pmwbeellng. giant 80 feet It was the grandest of them park, · I!LAYER.. DEAQ~ long and . wetghinl! 37•3Gil Scientist. were not Monday, Jlli)81, at I p.~. wUI pOunds. and 11 18 daohing slll!nt· in bringing the tes1 model ro CLOSE SA11JIID~Y · be lj1e last '!8~. !•r B11Y. &Y,s' _ly lhroogh space at 30 Urnes lo back to earth-tbls lime•. the J The Pomeroy PllbiJc Jibeiry !~eta In' the·; syr~~cu!!O-MU.. the speed of 8 bulle~ way. 'They shnply wanted inlom .. l'. twlli ~t .be open SitunlJ~ •. !tfily [~Ule ar• 'l'!lfcll up, It w¥.~- '!'be Apollo Is believed to be lind out bnw 11 would .pie- 130. oil' "Ul ·~ lie. ~)i*id Gll ! ~ilced.' lii:claY, No , ·l'laJert 11\e <r.Wld's heavtest spol'eshtp on .tl!e hUSII sbnulders at ;'i'buiodtya lmlil ~fl""'btt'! ~·~ ~ . ~.p and iN~ lbat oent II 110 Jar S!ltllm·1. , --es Insists eSWIMWEAR d Ollf JUfe F In o The Pomeroy E·R was the unit which fint bad ·, l' ., 'i • 1 {. ..,. "- •tl• .i., • ., .. j ' • 1' • ] ' • ' u;.. � 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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