https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f7df97d395255d207a66dfff887af2d9.pdf d11ca17f7417e7fa3e5cacba3f811ad2 PDF Text Text ·-- ........ ..... ... ........ __ _.,. __ ._ - .. . . .. ._..., -·-- .. ... 7".:- ...-.~ ....... .. .. ... .....,. -- -~-- . -- - ~- ·, --. ... e ll.rmr:::: : O c aJo.of l lO-Dafly_Sentlnel . Pomeroy-Middle~rt, 0 ., May 10, 1962 A'I'I'ENDIIII PROGIWI Murtha Circle May wu tmductod by llfro. ME'I' TO'" Mrs. ~ C. Zundel and d.ou- M ,.., Donald McK•zie prealdeol.. ~~~ ..;~e:: of tho Loyal W0110 ghter, Charlene and Mn. Daiay eeting " cu Held dlalop, "Love 1n ~-" w Clut of the Mlddlopon \llddlep;rt are IOIJIOUllCin8 t b e hirt:b ol a daugtlter at tht- Holter . D'- G and Sat 'l1le May IIIOI!Ing of tbe !lor- preoeated by Mrl. Wlt.lom ol Christ ole\ at 1h 1 we~ an ,nau.__ rM e D · tho Circle ol the Pomeroy Flnlt f<r and !.Ira. Eugem Triplett. 1or au an .., •·• Holp6tal Tuelday momi'1g. ShrWednesday to urda te d ... "' ay ay A y, at n -L L--~ WM . weighed eight p<!unds :lllo twelve . •• Zundel Baptlat church waa held Monday Followlnf the moellng ,..,1on. .... ~~ OUIIOIS. Mr. Ca1t i& prest"utly p<Of'am. MlSI ~·<ron , a ·-'· made "" at nooo. The d.oy w 1 1 WKJNI sophomore at Rio Grande, Is a e•·enlng at the church. Ile¥otlou ,..... were "' lh< group, In oewlnl raga for nil& --~ with the US Navy on the BY LUCILLE 11.\ of the c 0 1_1• 1 • cboir on che theme, "The S....ell of tot · Milch 1 ~ courae group will meet again ..,. USS VuVoorhil. The Ca ~~ hav~ . an«ber daughter, Marsha, age Miss Nettie Koehler which ...,g aeveral selecti0114, In· Providence" were glv~ by Mrs. aervecl by MrL Soouffer and at the church to a.. : ::» mooths. Grandpare11t ~ a r t Monday in Gallipolis wit'n her lis- eluding the May Day Carol. Ralph C. Zundel. A brief bualneu Triplett. ter Mn. Charles Weaver. · :Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ca1e of Par, Harry White of Gallipolis vishraburg, w va .. and Mr. ar.d Ited Tuesday with hia aunt, Mlso 'M rs. Max Roller oC Middleport Nettie Koehler . Mrs. Allrel Biggs spent Wed· SOCU::II' TO MEET nesday with Mrs. Nathan Biggs, ']l,e Phih1thea Societv of lhe Rutland Road . • • Mrs. Nathan Biggs and daught:Middleport Church of Christ will And Elberfelds h1ve nice seledions of Mother's O.y gifts -ln.Every Dep1rtment-H1ndbegs, ers, Sharon and Jean, and Mary :meet "nKlrsday evening at l b f' i F~lds w«e visitors in Pari<ero-JI )lome of Mrs, Robert Relb•l. Gloves, Slips, Gowns, Costume Jewelry, Cosmetlc1, C1mer1s, Electrical Appll1nces, Lueg•ge, burg, Saturday. Ml&'! ~~CARBERRY Mrs. Don Wood was tht Tue,s- 11 I ROBS FREY Porch 1nd Lawn Fu.rniture, Comfor:t1ble Clutl rs, Hosiery, Umbrell1s, L1mps, Hauocks, CARTOON IVIRY NIGHT day dinner guest of Mrs. ~= MoKnight and Mrs. Elza G bles, Bedspra.ds, Pictures, Mirrors. spent Tuesday evening. Mrs. wmiam Reynokll or Be!ti Scarber-ry, daughter of ham Methodist Church. This St.. is a rnedi_cal patient at Meigs PHturft LII\M .. lnt Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Scarberry ly e"~rience in teaching has givGe;ral Hosp1.tal. of Mar-ll Are Shown "'"''· ol Graham Station, hal be£11 cho- en to Betti the desire to becGllle . rs. Ed~ard ~i Bauer of TONIGHT & FRIDAY stn dS the Student of the Month a teacher. At the present s b lliD and M~ ; J!::rr ~:~~~~~ at Wahama Junior High does not know what she would _,.~ .~ alte pend~•• Danny Ko:~ye Dana Wynter of• April J . w~ne!Kiay r s looe -· "ON THI DOUBLE" Schoo . . . hke to teach, but she e~~joys her al days 'Hith their parents, ' (In Color &. Panovtlion) Schal:.rship has ~ 1 a h1gh, English and science classes very and Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Sr. -al.s~ self-set gnal for BeU1. Her name much . Mrs. Willard Ebenbach Gary Cooper Deborah Kerr has appe.-red on tlbe honor roll c.·alli(10lil ''THI NAKED IDGE" each six weeks alnc-e ahe has at· Selected trom Wahama H i g Edgar Pratt were . hoed ~ visitors Wednesday. (By Author ol Psycho) tended Wahama. She Is 1D the ·Sc as t:be il i~ent of . th Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hysell eighth grade. Month "or April i Ro8s Frey, . and Mrs. Hz.r91d Hysell Moy 12 kturd•r Onlr Hobbies for Betti lflclude sew· junior He Is the son of Mr. and son!l spent the week end at Aber· Deborah Pagent and lflg and cooking which she g~ts Mn. Jack Frey of New Haven. , Md., and visited rnt form· Paul Ch.rllltian in to practice at home in sharing For nile years Ross has son, Carl Hy!!>e-11 Jr., at "JDURNIY TO THI responsibililie!J with three brothtributed and gainetl much the Proving Grounds. LOST CITY" I en and a sister. She also bas the SCouting program In Mr. and Mrs. Homer RadfOrd C1n Colorscope) ' wo o1hcr brothers. be attended the Boy Scout and Mr. and Mrs. Amoa lAonard --also't Glt'nn Ford Rod Steia:er Be.'l ides her work mentioned en Jubilee al Colorado Springs, visited Sunday afternoon at Beav· ll "JUBAL" above, Betti teat"hes a beginners' Colorado. He Is president of the er wKh Rev. and Mrs. Wald (Cinemascope & Color) Sunday Scflool elas1 at the Ora· Ex·plorer Troop in Nf'W Haven, ford. · -·· .,· -·---··- and he Ia Den Chief I"' a Cub • • o ac . • • RoSB apends another great por- Mrl, DallUI Was Colorful dusters for her leisure hours at bOIQ lion of his Ume with music. He • ' plays Lh• plano, the organ at the f:ard Club HosteSJ -,she'll be a lady of leisure in fine style- In • Sa-Int Joseph's Catholic Mra. George Dal18s entertained : in Mason, the bassoon in the card club Tuesday evening these easy to care dusters-washable pollslled • While Falcon Concert Bond, home in Middleport with Mrs. ,,, • the lJasa drum in the Owen a1 a guest player. cottons-drip dry fabrics-printed nylons IDd • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • band. Also, Ross sings Jn t h Prizes were won by Mra. Char· printed terra cloth. Chorus. He plans to continue his Asa Bradbury Mre. music car~ at Marshall , Mrs. Lionel and versity after his iraduatton. . Donald MUla. Siu1 10 to 20 1nd 38 to 44. A studf':nt with a variety of tal· were served by Mrs. Dallas and eata ~ Is aiiO 11 member or each member received a Motb-11 the 'Future Teachers ot America, er's day gift from her secret mairltains 8 paper route, and be- The next meeting wiU be cause of his ability to handle his at the home of Mrs. Bradbury. Mainly About People In Pomeroy VOL XIV NO. 23 Remember! Mother's Day Is Sunday ··Jill'" 1:1 l•· II DUSTERS I grand gifts for Mother, who loves to look lovely at home 2.95 to 10·95 "'"''II - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••&utP·k RA NDcRAFT • • did it for you! 1 •9-95 MEIGS THEATRE Pomeror, Ohio RnnilcmFt 'knew yon"d he wniting ror THIS atyl• ·new. different, so right for young m(..on and a youthful wardroht', Rnndcraft rrt-nted a new abou la"t- flattPr, longer. rt>t•,•ssed tOt' styling. Ahlolutel)' new, mW"i! See thcrn today. Complete 'Selection o! Men's Dress Shoes in Jarman, Rand, Rnndrrafl TONIGHT NOT OPIN PRIDAY end SATURDAY Moy 11-12 "MYITIRIOUS ISLAND'' (Technlcolor) Gary Merrill, Michael Crait, Joan Greenwood and Michael Callan. "BRUSHJIIRI" John Ireland. Everett Sloane, Jo Morrow IUN.·MON.-TUII. Moy 13, 14 & IS "FLOWIR DRUM SONG" (Technkolor) Nancy Kwan Jamea ShiKeta Juanita Hall Sunday, M•y 13th To many activities, was selected for membe11hip in the N2tiooal Honor Society and most recently was n am e d to repreaent Wahama High School this year at Mountaineer Boya' Stale in Jaeksan'• Mother With Lovel Mill. Flatter yourself or mother with one of these sraceful fasblou from Elberfeldl dresses for any occasion, solids, fiorals, eyelets and an over lace, youthful and matron 1tyles all wonderful fabrics. Lodge Members Remembered By Cards, Flowers The White Rose Lodge m e I We<klesday afternoon. at the Am· erican Uglon Hall in Middlf90fl 'Ttle president, Mn. Carl Mattox, presided, with Mrs. Pauline Gallagher serving 88 Ou~r Guard for Mrs. Braoch Flemming who was absent and Mrl. E1rUe Watta 'as vice president in the abaence Mn. Hennau. Batley Mrs. Morah Leonard was remembered with a cake frl)ftl thf lodge 111 her 811111 birthday, Mrs. Virgil Edwardt, who> :.~::j I ORA ~uxurious 'n EEN fresh as a fluff.}' toweU Collared slip-in comes in Candy Stripes or solids of Charcoal & Sky Blue. They're Lux11rious - but this price isn't. Then tlrrJ·cloth slippers are sheer luxueyl Ml- al111 h1lf si-WoliMin's .U. and extra s a Zundel were In Jackaon '1'Ue8clay evening oo alletld lnatallai!GII ...-. vices of tho officers ol tbe n ••11 Grande Baptill Alloclalloo. Mrs. stepbenaoo, wi1o baa com1 pletod five yean a1 prealdeot of I thll Women or llle Rio or..de Baptlotl Aaaociallan, wao preaant. od • coroage and .~t In ....-eclatlm of her oervice. -n.. ov• >ing 'Ollcluded with " social hollr and rea. $4.95 Short sleeve eylon tricot jewel neck. Graduatecl tucked front with luckinl on sleeves. Button !riel:. Sbeo 32 oo 38 in white, belie, apricot, aqua, black, DIVf and lilac. $5.95 Short ,,.... balic Jewel neet. Slr>ilt plait dowa· front. CoYerecl baet bulto111. 1001' daeroD willa loot IIlii feel of oiiL "Mum Prtnt1• ill coral, atilt· and lilrquolle. SiJea ll2 to 38. Short alee.. , lD over 40 denier - u e eyloa 1r1cot. BulloD front, V neck, eardl&m IIIJie, luelrecl froal. Silea 40 to 44 in white, blut and belle. CoHon Blouses $1.95 to $3.95 , I Just Received I Another Big shipment Of .. • KROEHLER Living Room Suites Several A.tttonded Metoting In }acluon Mrs. J. H. Stepbeoom, M ro. J01eph Cook, Mrs. AteD S h 1 Ia and the Rsv. and Mia. Ralj)b C. Short oleevea, bilk Jewel neek, olllcbecl neotllne with sinaie pleat down front. Waohoble tlasue faille. Sileo 30 to aa in white, min~ - · reel, brown, blaet, navy, S(lrlojj areen, lilac aDd apricot. $5.91 16·50 in Culumbus. and Mrlr&~ . u::::~~~ Meier who waa in 1 p, ha&pital, were remernbered w.Mh FIT See tho complete llno of wamens dNIIJ blousoa on ldoal tlfl for Mom. to went surgery at Griiint H · nowers. Cards aiiJO were uported sent to Dale Stanabury, M r 1. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Betty EV;&DJII and Sharoo Wilson. Mrs. James Soudera was named delegate to tt.e 8 of R T. CCIII· veolion to be held In Calumbul In June. Following the meetln& the group ....m oo tho MorUn Real taurant for refreab.-11 w I I h · Mrs. Mattox, Mra. Oievia Boloo and Mra, Joo WUooa ao hooteaaes. Give Her A Blouse by "Jane Holly'' Give Her A Cool Two pleee suites, S piece sectlonall and 4 . piece sedlonals. Come up to the 8rd fioor and aeled one Sun Back DRESS of these for your home. They are terrific valtllll 2·'5 See the complete lloe of womena COOl Just Reeeived I IIIII dresses. AlliOther lit Ship11ent Of Thost 9X'12 . Foot Seamless 1• Milllet llzet. 12 to 20 llld half llze1 141-!o to 241-!o • ~INST!R ;>RVGS i ~f 1 1 •• 011 .t w.i tiott Select YOUI'I .. 'M ao1 pattems IDd ltylet to ell. I *39·00 nni ~ tht S.~lincl l· . Floor, ' frOm. , 1 ". In Pomeroy at y . enttne;:· /, Deeot«J To The ln1Re1U t!Jf The Meir,.MtUtJn .4.rea 1 Boy, Girl, Named Students Of The Month For Wahama High • . ' U.S. E~plodes . ;\ Nuclear Bomb In Pacific Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio,, Fridar, May 11, 111&2 PRICE FIVE CENTS �., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . , . ._ _ _ _ 4 · --.. ... - - . - - - ~ l. .• I T1le Daily Seatiael Jam-Up In Traffic Court j Tbe chaotic misapplication of justice ., the nation's traffic courts is surely no ;pnall factor in the mounting disregard for law and order which marks this ace. . In the view of the American Bar AASociation, which has a permanent p~ iram lor the improvement of t r a ·f f i c eourts, they produce an avalanche of l!astily reached decisions leading to penalties that in some cases are far too II!· -(el'e and in others too lenient. A clrivor who ran a stoplight at a fan· taslic 100 miles an hour, struck another and killed two persom while lnjur· i\,g five others, wound up with a $22 w ~e. ' Unnumbered individuals arrested for traffic violations never actuaUy get into the eourt aystem at all. Cities and towns au over the country have their "scoff. taws" who flout the traffic summons. Chicago has a pile of four million forgotten summonses in a court building ~~astment. Now and then a scofflaw IJ caught. One city recently crowned a new king who had ignored more than 200 tickets. · Meantime, the grnbby mills of many traffic courts are raking In money from thousands of "guilty pleaders" and an only slightly smaller number of protestIng defendants wbo may get no more than two minutes to make their caae. A city traffic court which beard 66.000 apeedinJ and traffic light cases in 1960 acquitted only five defendanta. A flock of cities frankly depend on trat · ftc fines to help balance their budgets, and flitly order judgeo to "bring in more money" when the take is lagging. The American Bar Association now often a consultant field service to help Interested traffic court officials at atile· vela. Tbe aim, of course, is to apply decent atandard• which wUI aasure justice and efficient court operation. Above all, thil meano allowing defendanta time to present their ~ases and a chance to question their accusers. UnIform procedures, adequate clerical personnel, techniques for educating offendIng motorlata are also adviaed by ABA. Moat experts say the courta have no business aerving as revenue producers. Some would abollab totaUy the system of fines, and direct ali minor penalties toward reotrlctlne or revoking drlvlne privileges. Profesalonal legal judgment IJ clearly that traffic court juatlee in thil country has largely broken down. With 75 mil· lion motor vehicles on the roads and mil· liona more coming, complete collapae IJ the harsh prospect unless modernization programs Uke the ABA's are given wide and contlnulnc public aupport. Voiee Of Broadway ••• Reporting , By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' Joseph Mankiewlcz Ia fllhtlng-and tbt'a the correct word-to eet a II of Elizabeth Taylor'o scenes for "Cloopst· rll" completed by May 15. If he captures all of her action shots bi then, 20\h Cen· tury·Fox will have ltsel a movie. That's why Spyros Skouraa and hla "high com· mand' -a flock of Fox executives-jet· ted to Rome to confer with Uz In per· son. They hope to persuade her to be1 have herself for just a few essential daya . . . A beloved (lim and TV star would blow her stack If she knew about her husband's devotion to one of the wildest ehorus kittens In Lu Veeas. He tried keeping II a secret, but Vegas Is the wrong town for a sub rosa romance, and now the affair Is the talk of the gambling grapevine. Sfnger Fran Warren quietly cancell· ed a string of appearances and entered a New York hospital for major surgery . . Martha Raye's friends think she's still optimistic about matrimony, and wUI try It again before tong-probably with Bob Gallagher, who'll be her lead· lng man thla Summ•r on her straw-hat tour of "Wildcat" . . . The boys on the •latro beat now believe "the heat ts off" a famous ntght club that was supposed to be In trouble with the pollee. And the boss of the cafe Ia said to have reimtat· ed hlmoelf In the lood eraces of hla powerful backers. · .... s-tlally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , M~y 1!, 1862 Pressure On Testing Coming From 2 Sides • plonning organlutlon b opeclft· cally charged to ulegwud ... Ilona! delenJet until auaranol world peace are tstabltlbed. Another DAR reaoldUon oppo,ed U.S. Joona to help fiDonce U.N. pea.,..k.. plng operatlona. 1111 tiM week t1 AprU lWI, •INnli 40 per cent ol "'" I,,. eom•... ...lllo ..bile ....- BY PETI!R EllllON WASHINGTON - (NEAl White House and State Depart~ ment are under preuure from both si~ on nuclear tHtinc and disarmament. Representative of the pressure for disarmament and an eM to nuclear testing ill the Society ol FrltndJ tQuakersl Wul:lingtoa demonstration for peace world order through the United Nat\0111, schecluled for April :1!1- After 1110111bllna on the Wuhinglon monument erounda. "Ill· lent yJgll" mord1ea .., White Hoult and State Department wfff• planned, with nlshl ra111eo to fo~ low In CAlvary Boptlot Church to hear opeecbeo from poclflst leaders. Ag.,.,. mall which even· &elUDe after bftdlnl &U mon*-lu111 aM breakla' off - llld paolcardl 11'<11't idillltl· cal, but they have similar themes M aacleiU' and argumenU which are easily dlunuiDI!II.i Dfl.otlatlou IJIOI!ed. y-. tile IJollom mppo4 1."' ~ Iat t oal ol , ago there were only 100 eommun-lcltiona a week on theee lllbjecta. rr BA8 ntCN widely ....,.. ed that lllOit of the prodisarma· meol, pro-leoi.J>oa drlvo baa beeo Communlot-lnaplrod. Senate Inter· ANTIWAR Ml!ETING8 and de- , m0JU1tr.ation1 in many partl G1 the United states are therefore being analyud here u b e I • 1 more apontaneou~, made-in-America movemeata. Paclf_lsm iJ ~­ Jng back in style again. n.ere 8rt INTERJ!ST HAS beoo buiidllll J\DCt January when a New YOi'k-orpnlzed Womea'a Peace Tram brought 1,000 pickett to WublnJ(OII. Tbo mali reaebed a peak early in March whea the Wblt.e Houle bad u &eo cumulation of 11.001 commlJlli.. ratklnl oo cilJarmlmart. 1011 nu. •lear IHlilll. All t11t1 ... II ...-u,- ..,.. " tvtr &e 8&all ~ 1w luiiHIIill(. U ,.; U. ._t HYerlf yell'l, eYtl' • • va l'niWelli ~ M. N-.. ... ID•om.l II a iiMIIe • lllo aujod, ..... 1oM Me• H ........,... eMIBi .t ''ptt" aH "eea'' ••ru'c=t'rrn rr.. Daughters of the American Reyolutlon in Washinjlton, a reso1u· tlon wae puaed to aboliah t h fl State Departmem.'a Anna Control ud Dllarmament It bad juot oubmlttod a detolled threeatap, nine-year dlwlllllment plan to the 17-naUon U.N. confer· ence in GeneYL The DAR argument was that the Arm• c.ntr<>l llld Dilarma· ment Agency was weakenlnJ American securJty, althoua:b t h 11 eeat. an tually IIndo ill way to the Stote Depulment b inlplred by ..-gan· ized. earupalgns. Telegrams, let· -· 71IB TEN I>AY8 BEFORE, with t~o 40 per &he Comanmid Pe~ ft"bbltte. And the ltole ill &heir ltarnl wUI ' be Iaiiy apoaed .... lbe .... ..... . . . Nlllldt teltilll, u ..., ooy t1oey wDL There wert IN 1ettert on dif.. armament aod 1.252 OD the rtIUmptlon of nuclear tMI. A year 10. copyright after hia U.S. visit ll 1959. The Russians are even now .attempting to put world censt~JY on the U.S. !or retwninl ltmolr pherlc nuclear t•tn. Bu& whea die Rllaslans resu. ilia. petit~ .. tH aowenment. It il estimated that from 30 tu Of the .........tcau... ,... eelved A p rU 1a-20 oo disarmament aDd tMtJne, S20 were ldeotiflod u tbe result ol orpnlzatl.., lol>bytnc drlvet. at the Wlltte Houe _. State Deo JiriBM!D& re18ied &e tlaeH Abo- 1 nd ... SoouriiJ lllbcommlttee .... a few indJvktual COI'liJ"l!Umetl have made 10111e: 1peclfie cllll'gft to that effect. After World War II the Rusliann trial to put over the idea that they were the No. 1 peoceJoylng IIIIIM. Tiley orPDI!od ....,tleu h>lernational peace f.,...... iD oeutral capitals llke Stockholm llld Vienna. T b e rt were 1on1 peace pelitlonJ with mltlkD ol ltiJIItureL lluJIIaD Chairman Ntklta Khrutbchev tried to make .., ... oral ud oompleto dlwmament" - G ud CD - a Communitt on estlniab.l to orpnilalionl ~ 'f'""' ·•' _...._. _.,. ~ ........ - ~ ' aaalw.r _. ba-tbe.ltomb ..at 'II l(nWiaJ • ' - 17. 5:50 a.m.; Cotton 18, 2:40a.m.; c. V. lB, 5:30 am.: Albert 'clowD 19, 1:46 a.m.; ~. 5:30 a.m.: Ml.sa up Greenup 8:35 p.m.; Beckjord up Greenup 10:10 p.... ; Samue1 Houston up Greenup 20 a.m.; J . S. Lewis up , 2:40 a.m.; Bob Benter Gr.enup 4 a.m.: Nortbern . Greenup 1:56 a.m.; llorotby tel down Greenup 7 a.m.; floak, Dagger Men Order Two Planes Seized , WASlllNGTON (UPI) - stato l l e p - 11td ONE·COA1 FLAT WALL PINISifFiatlux primes, seals and covers in one rollar. Easy to seau. .btuleu ROWLEY & REED HARDWARE uel CJemeoa down GreeDup 7 • Fr.anklin B. up Greenup 7:· a .• o.; Esso Louislaoa down st. LDL; Milt aston down 31, 4:415 a.m.; Valvollna up 12. 5:25 a.m.; CJio.ler Shearer down sa, 7 Lm.; oo... rd dOWII 83, 3: 16· a.m. James Hood .down ~~~ 8:30:a.m.: Elisha Wooda d01M1. 36. 8:011 a.m.; Orco up 35, 5:~ a.m .; National down Sf, 5:40 a.m. Gattlpol~ Dam -Marietta No. 7 d >~Yin 3:50 p.IIL.; Louisiana N. 2nd Ave. ..- ... ~ 8:110 1a.m.; Jerry H. Shaler, Jr., dowll W1aa 1:56 p.m.: MerrlU up Wb 6:111) p.m.: Edo.,. Bosworth WIDflold 1:!11 a.m. DAILY SENnNEl --··who thewhereotlten~~J"':~=:;~~~~~~~~ For any engine work from a tune-up to a complete over ha u I, count on our expert, experienced mecban· w.... ~~beds;~· ~and~~th~e~~~of~the~~~~ §~pi:~-~ tern by the staff Middleport MOTHER II Lcs. Brannan's Garage N.locA... • appolllled Natlcmwide q;s& &e the Athebs 8alei Dlltrict, c»m· posed of Atbeu. Mtlp, o.d,. tag a1ld Vtaloa Couo&IH, II abowJa reeetrmc Natlollwkte'• top recopllloa lrophy. The ..... phy wu preseakd to Mr. WiJ. llama lty Regional Sales h· ; perlakltden&, nester C. Ga,., a& 1 reeop:lllla dllmer .~ t h e Deleri IDa, Columbus, Ohio. Mr. \\'IWams' acbWvemea& il par· Ocalarly eaWaudlag fOP a :Mday peried reaturtd u Nation. 1961 Dodge - - - '2495 Dart 4 Door Sedan. Radio and beater, power .teeriD£ auto. trans. VB en&ine. One owner. Low mil•&e. Mew car trade-in. wide's March Life Amllnnary. He pro...__ tw,a of paid We buthleu dwiDg &Ids period. 1 in doWle-bllnd stud· needs continuous Yigilance and non Roger Alden today was inauand clutters up the chart stlrdy deren9r. n· il not a lost aurated as president of Obio Uni· A Dew diltrid 111111 CHD&y rec- .' a .series fA Incompetent. lr· eause when tbe lastJel are clear. versity and immediately be erd wu esblblilbed lty ilae com. j and lnvnaterlal data. J.J charged that Ohio has provided biDed wr"bap of 1Z agents 1 Hobnobbing with researcfoJ cbem· little beyond minimum standards lag We Ufe blluruce Bllotlln... biopbyllcists, Momedleal <n· Vef in Us state unlv.,.sllies. oary. gi~':S· · •nd statisticians, be may He challenged the university lose track of this original presidents to .. inform the public job - the eare of the pati•nl. In • about what it costa to build and all this multipronged, mult.ifacet· nourish a vital educational insti· ll XlCO I S ed, and multldl8clpllnary ~search John H. Page, 41J, Dundas tution." the patient is forgotttn or; worse farmer and a former McArthnr The 38-year~ld administrator fnan that, exposed to • multi- painter, Tuesday was bound ov- said Ohio's five public univer· · tude of needle~, balloon!, ans er to the Vlnton County grand sltles can boast of oo Nobel sc~s. His renal artery may ge jury under a · 'ooo bood on a Prize winners among their lac· Earth~uake read1ly cathetArlzed when a water . of ad Jd the JUifl)eCted charge · ol manslaughter by Vinult1es, and only two members 1 ~drtey~ ICteen , , ton County Judge G..E. . Sharp th~ N~tio.na1 Academy of Science. MEXICO crrv (UPIJ-A _._ ___ I __ medl al ed t the alter a two-hour hearmg. 'This 1s not because we lack ; earthquake rocked Mexico .u,., c uca or. on p te d le ol . t te che s.. he "We other hand, looks upon the Patient a~e en re a p a •DDO. grea a r • . today, craclr:ing wa'ls, ·~~:: ; 1 teachl Since . cent 10 a bearing May 2, iD con· have them. But they are not pro- plaster from ceilings and tc ~~v: suffe~g the~ ~elr =~ nection with the fatal wound!ng vided with the funds to push f«;; debris into the career from a dire lack of leacb· of J.!.year. nld Howard Ray Rist. ward In their research activity. No casualties were reported ing beds, they now alta on the pri- tr on April 29. The boy was shot He contrasted th~ Ohio scholar mediately in the quake ar~•·ll vaU! eases by l'nelr control of the in tbe lo~er abdomen oy a rig- sho~ge ~ the Uruversity of c_ai· which covered a large part houae staff, discreetly 1M _ ijrmlf ged ahotguo trap at the P a g e iforrus, wh1ch has 11 Nobel Pme southern Mexico. influencing their care by;, ·_ ' fi¢,Q) hou!le ~~ar Dundas. T ~ e winnen and 73 members of the The uake believed the most control """"'' will admit only 'Ule· youngster died· .a Hob:er Hosplt. National Academy of Science. q. · h · ~· · 1 •- n 10 Alden .,,.,.,ested 8 !our·point severe smce 1957 w en 56 persons · • ~, unusual cases to the te 1 · •a Pon enttr · that he h·ad rig· program ..for ...._improving the qual· were k'lled · admitted . 1 • . ltit • at Ieas t1 ~....."':- hemlas, • ag: . . t.. . hi i slates m add1t1on to the v~ ·Yelns are lo.9ked ~ 'lroged tbe sbj:ttgiDI ~~ lroteebon i...,- of education at 0 o Un ver- districl here. wil.'n (ti!Jdaln and are only $<l m prowlers on hlS farm. but sity: mitted for the ''intern's &~~oF:" was not at home at the tune 1'1( ' -Creati?n .ot a sepa~ate ~onors The shock was 1elt .as.far Thus, some of the residents 1pev. the fatal . shootinJ. The charge college w1thin the umvers1ty of as Acapulco, Mf!JlJCo s .~"."'"'' : er learn hOw to do them welL against Page will be rru 1si<Jero!d top students. beach resort on the Pac1f1c A medical practitioner ~o sirn· at the next grand jury llt"d.'J!on. -Development of ~itional Guerrero State. ply w&llts to admit hill patient to doctora1 programs. Reports '.r;om Acapulco called the 'nospltal study him and take F l • 1 A · d -Planning and construction of the quake the worst shock care of him 'to the best~ hii abil· es IVa noounce a substantial new Ubrary. here in recent years." lty Is thus having an inere¥Jngly Final plans have bet!ll made -Revitalizing the f a c u 1t y In Mexico City the shock hard time. Perhaps he doie not !or the Cheshlre-Kypr Eleznen. through more research, travel heavy enough to knock govern · know It, but he may gradually be tary scho~ sprinJ festival to .bot abroad, and exchange professor· ment seismograph instruments forced Into a geographicai!J full· held Saturday at tM school w1th ships. o_J_o_ rd_.,._·~~~~~~~ time pos,klon, He is seared of the :-,ening at 6 p.m. AideD, formerly a11istant dean "socialized medlcine,.. bht he Ther, will he door prizes and of Harvard Busineaa School, be- ''Pomp and Circumstance," olaY· II may become a hospital employee. food served durin$ the festival, came the lSth president of Ohio ed by Elizabeth Hamrick. Rev. He baJ not b(!en waf.ned !bout It and the traditional· fortune tcl,l!r, u. which was rounded in 1804. Chester Lemley wiU give the and ls simply bewildered. about fish por.d bazaar MOd booths, wi.h ~v. Michae1 v. DlSalle admiu· vocation, followed by a solo. "Tt.. !l the imbalance of the many other attractions. At 8 p.m. iatered the oath of office. Blind Ploughman," by Car stool. He aees 1D the futUre t'ne there will be a talent show. otJt. Clark. increased bl!:!.!slngs of automa-ier features will Include games, Rev. OshGrne Hoover, tlon. Tbe human be1ng wJtl be In· I a cake walk, and mashed . potato 19th President's of the Cheshire Baptist church, str1•mented and monitored- :and twl~t eontestl. W"f T B H d 1will deliver the baccalaureate ser· 1 e 0 e on ore ·mon. The mixed chorus will sing 1 The first~Uege-educated "Now Let Every Tongue " direct-'! to become wife of a presldeut ed by Merlyn Ross. ~v. •ar- BoOn• o 0n Mans}aughter 1fe . C'tYI Rocked TodaY B)' ,.,.d Mother's Doy is Mom's day out • •. have dinner with us! We're roolling out the carpel for Mom on her day! She'll be treated like the Queen she Is ... and en· joy a beatilifully prepared, delicious dinner of her choice, from Circle's fine menu. Spoclal portions for children Circle's Restaurant Pomeroy, Ohio 218 E. Main streets. Joining ·with ho5pifals throughout the land in observance of National Hospital Week. t the United Statel!l will by having a womeJ>'s hall named for her at Ohio leyan University. She il L u e Webb Ha~s. wife of Rutherford B. Hayes, 19th president. Groood will be broken for new dormitory during Mormett Weekend festivities at 3.30 p.m. Saturday In Stuyvesant Glen. Is part of a new $... 900,000 coni struction project which will i completion of two resldtmce hal!sil : and a dining unit by stptember, If Weak LOCAL e~d thouundl In im~Hnetrlbl• of lpplic•tiont, It hh proven lo b• shield aaainst all weether oondltl<•"'·! Aalncle application of Sii·O·Drl itops SPIIIInl, efflaretcence 1nd euekiniiO bulldlnl surfe,c.. for 1 minimum p•riod of 10 Ye1r1. Sil·O ·Drlls applied to both Edl.,!o• 11\d lnttrior Buildlnl Surflt:el. HOMES/SII·O·Drl preserves the that preeei'Yel ttle by sealing off water penetration. INSTITUTIONS/One coat of •nd Our pmervel brick 6 of Sc:ttools. Churches, & Industrial HO.SPIIALS . - - - .. From Your~. ~..~- ..' 9 Pa~&enger Country Sedan. Y8. Auto. trllnl.• power steering and brakes, radio and hE"l ter. All black fiDbh. Red interior. - 1960 Valiant • 4 Door - g Passenger Station Wagon. Radlo and beater, &tandard ihift, power rear window. One careful owner. -- 1960 Rambler 4 Door Sedan . 6 cyJ. Standard shift. Radio and helter. Black ~inish. New car trade·in. 1960 Dodge - -and •beater. Standd Dart VB - 2 Door Sedan. R.:~dio trans. All white finish.. 1959 Ford - -• Galaxie 22 Door Hard Top. Auto . trans . Radio and linter. Exceller.~ ~ndition, - - - $1395 4 Door Hard Top. Radio and lllileage. Sharp. He;~ler . 1958 Chevrolet auto. tnna. Low - - '1195 2 Door Station Wagon. 6 cyl. SI JJHb rtl trans. Heater and Defroster. 1957 Dodge - - - .$1095 4 Door Sedan VS. Auto. tran.s. Radio and heater. All blact finish . 1957 Plymouth - - $795 2 Door Sedan. Radio and beater. 8 cyl. Standard traD&. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer S. Second & Mill St. b~:~~~~:~~~er~w~I~U~gl~v~e~the~b~en:ed~ic~tion::.~ Is a silicone coattna. developed throuah Union Cerbide re5earch. In hundr•d• of t•lb, NQti.onal Hospital - - - -'2095 Lem· l HOSPITAl WEEK ...tSIIIMU'I'o ••• 1960 Ford ,::::il 1958 Dodge thr._legj!edl MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL:· _._,. R&. 1 Rtdlud, (above• a atwly 't "Home Of Broasted Chicken" were or the bellevod to he The planea--- by :l'l'r<~uury Deportmonl Newark Airport ud at Flotd ill CbJeaeo. ARE GO"! pi down 4:411 p.m.; ritvader down 9:25 ~.m. ; Eliercltft up 10 p.m. John J. Rowe down 10:25 ~.m.; Solny down ml.drqbt; Freiberger up 2:25 a.m .. &bert Reed up 4:56a.m.; Orlenlan up 5:45a.m. : Mr. <lttil ~ 7 a.m.J IIICa un 7:30a.m. K'\~tw... IUftr - Robert W. Lee up 1cMid<la 1:113 a.m.: Semel tiM!~ WE MAKE SURE "ALL SYSTEMS New President Inaugurated At Ohio U. Today ~lun. up Wllllleld 4:46 p.m.; a.te..., FLATlUX WY 2·2776 d~••:1;~,,!Lo1Id<la; ordeMd the ....... ollwo • bomben, CIDe at .Newark, and the 11 • ciUIO it betieYod the planea · "bell!(! t.akm out ol the Depll1molll ollleloiA tald ... port lteenaeo hod been IS9uod the pl..... They would not ..... Quality paint at' the price you want Sentinel, Pom•I'I)Y~~iddleport, 0 ., May 11, COLUMBUS UPJ - A i• p Ill. Nolo: Thll II N . - . ._..u.o,t llld im(>roY«L '• welflbl, .....,.., melabotiam, and Democrall<! I01IlCe oald today B•pltal Week wbea Use ..alol lD oddllklo. both ..perlmenlal all euentlal lunctio111 will bt oot piaM being made to put llld ellnlcal reaeat<h began to only ..........,t 1Mt recorded w Commer.., Director &bert T. Se· . . . . JDIIIe .. sekaal ... fouriah m the atliliated holpjtal otAerw trends. Computer• will crest Into the race ror Congress becBUJe ol the . . _ ol the be used to make the disgnosl• A Jrom the totb District. mrdlcllle, ""' tbe .... .. • lld1 bl .......... ....,........ growing number d. ful1 • time central monitor station will .Jog Thia oould be done by getting Spoelot permllaloll bu beeo oJt. liall JDelti>ero in reoearch. ud date -and "'lay th...,. W111lam w. Rider of Marietta, without opposition lo ..,.tot .... loDoorlq becau.e grant. lor medical reo ltiJh-t'idellty tape-recorder• will nominated Tbi1 thol _ . . . .. lbe starch became IWallablt to the re~er bowel 'ICMlndl alta" IW'· Tuesday, to withdraw, April ar.l k010 ol lbe Medlool tUM rl. 400 million dollars ~ gery: an enema will be adminlst.. would leave H to the party Or· Triblme, the ool;y UnlW 8toho Federal ........ and YOiunlaTy ered by roleaJiD( a YaNe, when g&Dizatioll wlthln the Jloutheasthealth ageocita U9811. the sounds are fA Uflcient tre- ern Ohio dlst.riet to pick Secrelt tadepoadeol •-'ntis has been' a desirable dewl· quency and intensity. No c!narrn- as the candidate. ,.... - - ...,. -I.e(· opment for anyone do believes ing, red-headed nur!lf will !Jillile Secrest represented tht distrld "' Stool," by de Toluoll, M. D., l'.oouallloJ ~. that these functions, namely, re· at him at brtakfa1t: a huge for eight terml, then ree.lgned to Pmbyterlu • 81. We'l Roop.. aeareb, education, and patient craDe will low.er an emergency accept a federal appointment in care, are cloeely 1nterreJated and ration to blm from a trapdoor in 8 move engineered by Republi· ol; Pftol<leol. Cl>too&• mutually benefit each other, eon· the, C!eillng. In tbt meantime, a cans in 1954. Tbe Republicans -lloo.ftfollowo: >Y•~~=~the three le:gs ~ a woetJ. committee m }ia.tient eare evalu- Once have elected a congress. 't1>e primary object of the •tool. Both the rooearch aiel the data. man from the district. iclan bas always been tht investigator• and the medical ed- 'Jbere are exceptional people tn· The district il oow repre•entof th& pat:lem. His training ucatorl!l .art! strongly ~nv~ d?wed wlth taleS, enei'JY: adapta. ed by Republican Tom v. Moorehis hospltal bii'Ve been that their prtll!!ftee ln th11 tMlty blllty, and, above aU, w1t'n cmn- head of zanesviUe who is com· aroond thia goal. Rt.searetl is ~ great benefit to the' patient. passiOn for the alck who a~ able pleting his first term. He w a 5 to be relo!!atod to special '1l>is i1 unmistakably true. if a to balant1e the three-legged stool. . ted Tu--• .thout "·-· It has been my prIYllege 1o eee nomma c:wuay w1 op~ tori!:!.!, and undergraduate proper baIance •~~ween w~m~~: 't' to try f aooth te 51 graduate medieal education three functiou could be readily them at woJt. But a continuous lon or er rrn. been the funelion ollhe obtained. effort b Deeded on the part of hospital · medical staffs to repreAent and Several tblngs happened, '!be fact 11 • hc:rwewr, that the support ·patient care against the ever, Wn.ldl brought both research-oriented physician on encroachment rl. other pressures. researdl and education into fu1l time and replete with re- Patient eare is not a researeh general hospital. Most 5earch problems and trainees 1 project: it 1s not a teaching ex· hospitals, in order to obtain wlll regJIJ'd the patient u ODe ol erclst· It Is 1K1t a balanced hoscient h0tlll8 staff, needed hill ~· or worse than that, a pital 'budget. It ls not "patient tion with medlcal schools. "eontrol ca~e, frcm whom 'he acceptance"; it is a' total of nunthe . sity ld et bas been known to withhold InK care medical e:are housetiona~~ • ~ g treatment. He !J a great believer Meping, 'and dietary ~ which ATHENS, Ohio (UPJ) - Ver· -. with a brush or ....uo..ar, ••u..u?lll. Journal Points Toward Issues In Modern Hospitalization tion. leaves little or no odor. Easily appliad eoliep - - .........Jy • nlaort lime IJO, 11 •• 'ftpor&ed tllere wu a pea& •wiD& te UM .tpl, toword more Moves Reported To Put Secrest Back In Field ~ndependent simple appiiCI• working at Jt. The older, moN reo. II[Mlllodble peace IIOCietlel an trr· ing tel purge CoDlJTlUillst elementl from their ranks. h _ _ lllo,......, =~ .)·"carry on!" co>',,. • •·· ' ' ·• -•" -·--- WASHINGTON COLUMN ' 4t~•••t~,.._.. ' CRAIN ELEVATORS I. OTHER STRUCTU,_S .•,. 111led ~~~:~.: e Beautiful Glhs By Syracuse Jult m'ived Jn lim• for Jlother'a Da7 givine , • • tbe Gallery Collectlqn of beautiful ;lfta ot Whtte China ror neryone. A widf varlet,. of &If& itCIIDs. Set them tomorrow! ' e FaMily c,.wn Pins AD Ideal 11ft ;Jo for ,_. •• ., .. l!DP!\ded tlmulatet\ birtbttone for es.oh ~bUd lit u a jntel izt!jfer ervwu. S.. lhll buullfut ilL . ' - • Elgl~, Bulov•, ~llton ~tchft eCostumaJ,ewtlry eAII Luther PurHs water damiCI by Sii inYIIibl• ahttld, .rq U.l. 10'1'1'. _lf ..IITIOI. .....w.oo&ltcnll 110M nwt -=---......;. ..., ,.,.. ........ ........... ........... of "SIL·O·DRI" at ••• Ohio Valley Plumbi119-, . ,: _._ I .:r , and Heating: · · FIIEI!l ... t\'e're GoinJ to Give Away 2 Bulova Watches dlii:tnc the month of May and you may be oiJe. pf tho l!lcty' winDers. We'll live away one l'fldy'o and ou Ma!i'o 'lvatcb. Aak About This Free· Offer Ill Our Store NOW! I 1963. Three Additional ' CJinics Announced i The Gallia County Heallh 0.. partment announced today three j additiona1 rabie1 elinlc• that have . been ICheduled In the county next 1 ·-· j '• with our 1RU TRADE·I ' On MODday, May 14, ll w11l bt eonduded at 'the Mud•ooo!J ; C2nu'ch atartiDg at 4 p, m. i Tuelday, May 15, a cllnie wUJ ' 'neld at !he stato Highway agt It I p. m., and oo May 18 cltnl~ has been acheduled at oey '' the Mitchell sterling Slotl<m at 5 p. m. you can own the sensational, new 1 ·Baccalaureate Is Announced ~- ·.. Tired of frost ...an~ ThomptO>I, CreK Hist> the plogrlim for the '. ·serv)eo ti> bt held SUDdat fD 1M b1ih achoo,fll WY. 2·2036 . ' for - - die duo ol ·I!Jo· fi'O!*IIlona! REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER FOR ONLY $3 ..~0 I'ER WEEKII i Bal<e·r Furniture HOn The. Brightest C!orrier In Middl•p,ort'' �' ,. " • * • •• ~ . J .. Last Inning Rally Fell:: IPanthers' Short, Ended In Two-Out Rundown ·~· ·I ! Pomeroy' s Panther. , l:l1.1t (,, r er rally, took the district ch•m:r :Dick WeiJ. trlppini In 1 oeventh lnn"'lp, and will rop,..aenl thi• •• . rund bet h · d .,... In lhe regionll touma~t.cnt mnmg O\Wl ween 1 :r next week. 1 . ibaae and liome, cuuld havt twd Pomeroy w11 down W goin)! up and perhaps won the Cl&U inlo the home haU o( the teventh. AA district finals on the 0 h i With one out Roy Armes sin;!'erl University Freshman dii.am 1md 1 and Miek Winebremer WlU u(t' Thursday from Miami-Tra<'l!' 011 a fielder's choice, Ar1116 out, aohool. pitcher to .second base. AI 1 ~ Dr~i~~R~~Tt:m:;n!:c;~;r;:y~~:~~~~nt~ai:1~~~ ~~:~~~~~b~:Aixo:j~1ri~1t0f;~Ils on the men fieid. Seated, left to right, are Bob Winebrenner, with troph~; Jerry Shamblin, .li'!' Louks .. John Shasteen, I Butch Armes and Mike Werry. standing, Allen Downie , Terry Ohlmger. Dtck Wells, Mickey Wmebrenner , Don Mayer Roger Stewart Phil Swindell Bob Smith, David Baker, Tom Wt,ite and Coach Russell Moore.-Senltnel , , patented late inning .... llrf a ' 1 1 ty Thursday afternoon auJ post· ed a 14-2 victory over .\1,ddl~n Photo. · the A!lgels overcame the Tigers' San FrBilci!co lead wilh a stream ol lat•·inning St. Louia hits. Andre Rodgerll had three Los Angeles hits and Leon Wagner two for the Pittabur&h Angels while Wood had lhree for Philadelphia the Tigers, Ryne Duren protected Cincinnati the Angels' lead with three shut- Milwaukee O'Dell Twirls Shutout As Giants Win By 6-0 ~~~.:n:~c;h;1 g:;:' ~~lchlng 10 ~:·~:rk ... ' ,,ed. wart both came botllf. But W•lio. obooling desperately for the lni run waa tr~ beyond it.trd · 111 the rundowo be In ,.,other, tho ruDDer 011 . lhlrd w. L. Pel. G.B ~~~··~d~~~aa~ta~g'!ged~~oul'!:_.~~·I~,;;;; scored Willja:;s ahead 22 1 :m 16 i .640 • who had one Louks' Ul 11 .621 4 14 11 .560 1 12 11 .522 7 13 13 .500 Columbus Jets Skid To Sixth '! :: :: 11 Place In Loss ::':io~<~ :~:,.~o:U.U:::: And jus ' the opposite Is aupposed reer . Jim Perry . threw home run Chicago I 20 .231 to be 11 ut> : Whoo Richards givel Jlodtrs 9eat Colts balls to the f•rst 1"'0 batters of Thun••y'• RttuU• • Pitt burgh UPI Sporll V rller . •· . . . the game - l.ermy Green and Mil k I up on em, wei 1, ln~:·re JU!It am 1 'l,le Los o\ngeles Dodgers beal l . wau ee 4 s Billy O'Dell ill one pitcher n uny hnpe len. I . • i VIe Power - but th~n settle1 San Francisco 6 St Louis 0, night the Houston Colts, 6·2, and the 1down with an eight-hiller that Los Angeles 6 Houston 2 Dl&ht 1 million _ not t~ause he has By U•IW Prell lli&tm.U.al Porr.eroy got one ill the sixth s Bill Smi'" ' ••- Buff Jo •1· 1 "'' 01 me a -· Wells led . orr wttn a Charley Rabe of the and I<.'Ol'ed 01'1 Bob WirM!bl·cnn~·,,j Chiefl and Johnny Miller ill s.a f\.COrd for llle San ~·r:mcts- ~ ,Rlchards. _lei: ~h<-~t ~·ay. a~ut M_il waukt>e B_rave! dereated the I brought him his !'lecond vict3ry New York at Chicago, rain Rochester Red WiDp 1 ro Gialltl _ but be{·uuse he's one :O Dt>ll s .pc•~_mmancl!··'" ~as fin~ P1ttsburgh P1rates. 4-3, in o~~riDon Lee, rapped for four runs ill (Oftly game• scheduled) iD route-golng perform&IQI tp.tb, jwtior f-t!llow about whom PDul R1dwrds 1two ye .. ls v.llh the _Gi.ant.. gener Nl ... games. In the Amer1can 'l 3 2·3 innings. Buffered his !!ecoCld Friel ,1 p bab~ PUeben Thurlday nl•" 1o plt.cl.l.... aoutbpaw,fanned 12 batten, ally !!upported H11·hard& judg· Le E ·I w ed th . •Y ra .... ,...._ ked five. Ayres fanned el a: h t, I aueued wrong. . . d 7-5 . ague~ a• Y _ynn scor e : defeat for Mmnewta. Philadelphia at Chicago teams to IntemaUooal Lea I u walked one. L ment 4 S-13 In HltiO ~n m mth VIctory of hli career as the Richard• Is one of tllose guys ~ ~~~~ ~ but this )'ear it's diUerent c h· wh · • •- t h W h Llsh (S..Ol VI. Ellsworth (2·Sl. vJetorln. ..... h!U!ng oummary·. We lis AIR CONDITIONER. • Jle ::;ox IJCil I e as . 'I k N y ~ Smith P"'-"~• '"-"ed • aeveo-hitter '" who'll n~ver suppoJted be wrong O'Drll WI Fifth . ,ll' 'Jl:lO . 3 M D· ll" I V C I M1 wau ee at ew o,-. . ·1 ·1 no . lngt<., Mllator>, -1, t ,, I· Shaw <2-ll vs. Jocluon I Bllono defeated the tripled and •lngled twice, Obllng· I ·H.P. 22lhvolto 11,000 ITU when It· romell to judglllg .pl1:t.: l O'Dell made it f•ve in ~ row ~-o re ?nolu topped u.e Kansas .; Pittsburgh at Cincinnati W : Rabe yielded bed two slnelea, Tom ;.!fS. He I got_a fantastic Ill int; ol Thur.~dil)" night when _he pitched I City A 1'1 , 5-2, the Los ~ge~e~ A_nMcBean t3-ol VB . Jay (:J-.31, in the Chiefs' 11~ Butcb Armes singled, and succesres _with \am~·armeo the <iiur t:.; to .a ~ V J~tory over gels nudged th~ Detrmt rJ~e!S, Los Angeles at St. Louis the ~Jumbul Jell, ud Winebrenner Jinlled. lameL . a 1nt!d p1LL>hen; llw S1. !.m·•s Cardmals m a game 11·4. an 4 the _ Cleveland _IndJans _ Williams tl·ll v1. Sadecld ler 1110 hurled 1ft eight-blUer u Pomeroy 000 2012-5 8 2 halted arter 8 2-3 innings by a routed tht! Mmnesota Twms, 9·4. : It-O . Rochester beat the Rlcbmoad Vlr· M·Tr1ce 1n.1 010 t -IS 3 s couldn't win for anybody but ram . The vi<'tory 1 r ~ lm·ed Doo Drysd<tle yil'ldrd homer~ ln I San F r a n ,_ i s co at Houston gtnius by aa ldeotlcalll-4 scort. Loukl tnd M. Winebrenner . New Floor S1mple the Giani !.' ~ational League leud RomuCJ Mejias and Carl Warwil'k · , <night 1 _Perry 12.01 va. Bob UpakJ hit a grand 111lam Weaver and Ayres. GYM PLAY over the Cardinals and Los An· but allowed only or:~ ,~ther bit in CHICAGO WPII - Billy Me· (2-2f or woodeshick t2·11. home run for Buffalo off SWING SETS gele~ UorlgN~ lo lour A:Jn.es. scoring his firth victor.y. Drysdale Gill. Utah's star center who wa:o satunl•y'• Games Dlett: 1n the fourth inDIDg. w hi I ON OtiPLA Y IN OUR Witl 1e Mr-Cnvey hit a thri'e-ru n relirOO 17 ronsecutive battt>1·s un· the Chicago Packers' No. 1 draft MUwaukee at New York (21 MorMan homered for BEARS INK GALIMf ' BACK YAIID homer and relipe Aim. had . I til Warwid 's homer in the nint:t . choice, has signed his 1962 con· Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night Joe Durham hit a two-run hom· CHICAGO (UPU-The Chicago Your kida will love to play two-run doubl~ 1" leoo.d .•~~~ 11 - .;~t Hno•(ie Larry Bunight h(Jmered Ira~!. the Natlona1 S.sketbatl AI· Philadelphia at Chicago for Rochester and S 1m m •· lll<oaro today announced the sig.o.· wilh new swinr: and ~!ide ....- altoll"k Ihot! dealt · ~ob U1bson .h•s for th¥. Dodgers. , socJatlon club announced today. Los Angeles at St. Louit, ::~:~~~=h;tt 1 tbree-rua homtr ol their top ball C<~rrier Ia~ Only 24.n second def4'aL ap,mn st three wms. . , , . The 6·9 McGIU actually 1igned San Francis<.'O at Houston, Willie Galimor'!, for ' II,• Ctlmb•n• B1r Sptcl•l O'Dell also held Stan Musial hit· Frank Bolhng 5 nmth-.lnlll~~ on April 30, but the announcement Amerle•• Leaan and Jacksonville w t r 1982 seatofa. • Rtt. 19.95 Specl•l 12.95 l~s _ le aving the great Cmdi· hom:!r gave the Braves their Vll'· was held up pending eoncluslnn , w. L. P~t. Galimore rushed ror 700 ...,.,j•il 1 t !lllll ~le hit shm·t of IOI'Y <Jfler :\1Ui.."k Jones' thrf>f>•f\m of negotiations with Frank C ' Pi(kens Hlrdwlre ' •r h · <I ·hth od ..1 · New York 15 7 .682 last •eason. hlo best production Hunu!4 Wag~~ll - time omer m le e• h pr . lkl~ ~ il t . . ane. Lane signed Monday as Cleveland 14 . 11 .109 L. Pet. five 14!3JODI, to btcoml MASON, w. VA. k r 3 ts dun ng a tie. Hank Fisc er pic t:U up new general manager or the 15 12 6 jjji;;;;j;;jiiijiiiljiiliii;;:iimiariijo , . lhe win (or one scoreles~ Inn in I Minnesota .W ll .647 Hearl' all time hallback ru~>lng bel ,.' team. Chicago 15 13 .536 to I .1211 leader with Ull y--'• Only . . h. ; Phone WY 2·2231 7 re IJe 1 P11(' mg ore 2· McGill set 11tah scoring record ' an~ · sma llt>RI crowd In the histor y nr with 2 321 points ln three sea!KmA, Los _Ange les 12 11 .522 3''J I V7 7 .SSS ·M;! fullbacks, Rick Casal'e! Uld Brolll-[1 Ohio w,_ Ppd. ~~ B'}} M G'}} s·•gns contract - Wl'th Packers I Now II SINCE 1853, YOU GET I [ormanCt' AT - - - BLAETTNARS --·--Falrlane "500'&". Choice of three fine cars . Two with power steering. Fordomalic. Extra nice . 2 dr. Sel!:.n owner. Turl,, .. J•1al finish Ilk• new. One local 59FordV8 • at . .S1595 on~d~·~lo:k~ -~-~- e~W~ood~~a~ls;o~h~ome~red:~b~ul~'~ha~•~·~·~nd=g~ot~h~oo~ked~ o.. . CELOTEX CEILING TILE CLEARANCE SALE Galaxle. 2 dr. Hard T1 ·p. Power sleerlng. Fordo· matte . R&H. Shows best of care 60 Pontiac V8 • • • •s1695 Catallna 4 dr . Sedan. Pomeroy Pollee car. Hydra· matte . Sprakllng original finish 12x12 Catalina 4 dr . Sedan. One careful local owner. Hydramatlc. R&H 57 Pontiac VB • • • • s995 Wagon. dram1tlc 9 pass. One careful local owner. · cir. bard topa. better 4 buy•. One Special Sla. dr. Two Roadmaster 7G• 4 Chevrolets as low as S69S of two 6s, and two V8o. Two ald. ablfts, an4 • Pizarro 12-31 VI. Belinsky ".OB,.t 01 on at Detroit ( nl&hll Schwall tl·ll VI. Foylack (JHI , llltlriay'o Gaaet Chlcaao at Lol Aqeleo, nt&hi Kanou City at Minnesota IIOiton at Detroit New York at Cltvtlartd ~. ~~= Service ta.i Prleel THE TIME SHOP Waahinaton at Behl,.,... 12x24 White Perforated TWINTEX Linen White TWINTEX RANDOM PERFORATEL 10c Sq. Ft, 9c Sq. Ft. 9c admission. ·SHIRT ~ .. J ~66 00 · POll ONLY '.I. • · INSTALLED Ingels Furniture, Middleport, WV 2-2635 .: ~ ~- l'iiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~::;::iiiii::;::i~::;::i~::;::iiii:iiiiiiiii::iiii:~ ::".i .. . I drove I i all:· u:u~ ~fatr· 001erw· perfect way 00 ball ~ed f the fairway 1 tn~~h:;our;d~Je.~ putted 11 ,, 1 HI• ;o;;:gw:.;. good en lor olx blrdieo and he had other I the w pUtts h :'!. The automatic: preuurt wash ..... rinM pl•c.. th;~t can't IN rHI:hed .,- h.lncl. Gth cllrt, Nh, ftc. out of grille, behind chrlti'M ltrl~t~ Mel •II fN7 ,... ploet.. O.,lck - ()ely 1.2S. bounce out oi the cup Gallt'poIt"S · Bow}erS NowSetond Be There.. HQYT S SQHIQ SERVICE l. l < I· Portsmouth Bid For Admission Rejected 12xl5 _ 12x:l0all thiJ witb paddina ••• lor .,...Jble birdieo. ! If Palmer can nurae his lead through the remaining 54 1 he'll add $7,000 to his ""!> •I . bankroll lor the ,....., chalk WY. , _ his aixth triumph ol .th~ year and f~~w~·=M=•i~n~S~t~·~~~~PO:::M~E:::R:::O:::Y~~~ add another tournament to list of conquests over courses that hove clelied him. Thursday's first round play was sehoolplaver was there with bls insurance money. [ll88· and live othero mpped par marred by the disqualili r100 IS hp_ by a stroke at b69 - J Johnny Poll, hca who · ectin~o field its own high school T · two piayers-M.k 1e So ucak ANY WATCH $7.S0 thiS year. • .t me~ns several of. the boys iJomkmy. kJiaco and, acllky Cupit, shot a 72, and Ken Venturi' who IncludE's cleaning, niain spring, eryatJl and .off. Pomeroy thiS spnng wi)J now be playing oc Nlc aus a B• Collms. had an 110 Th both . • Palmer had hia game in a deep · ey Signed 'R· eWe 81s0- rep"iir low prict!d watcbea TUnex, WnteiOi; . 1 • correct score cards. Soucbak etc., at Special Rafes. IJlUSI have their $3 insu<ance had taken an illegal drop from a . can practice. Come on, ball road on the 17th and Venturi in· qmt up t~e show. ' . I advertenUy olgned his card show304 E. MAIN . -EIIO"f at 3 ~.m. a)) l;ugh school leaRue players are , mg a live on the !7th h he money. behmd the Junior High school with insurhad six. w .. . r- = Watch Repa •. , BOB HAYES, Wlkhmaker Getln On The Parade of Values ..• . • .. •' . ' DURING OUR I $9t SALES MITRoPoliTAN MOTORS Your ~~~ott· '·)i)vlnnde Dljoler -HI I, Main iii: Pomeroy i(j-;:~Elo~ Bl 3-AI VOlERS AND THOSfi WHO ASSISTED ME IN MY CAMPAIGN: Please Ac~e.pt My Sincere Thanks and Appreciation For The Wonderful Support Given Me. :rhenb Very Mu~. FRANK H. JOHNSTON Jet • Smooth ' Chevrolet LIVELY CHEVY II ,Easy Terms With Low Monthly P•ymenh Immediate Delivery On A Big Selocilon Of Modell and Colon SPORTY CORY AIR Hurry In For A GrNt I . Pc*Of-Gold De•l - =-::::::== ·- = = - - - - - - · · ·r~ANK.. YOUf . ' Clllrles ·. R. Karr, ·Sr. il ·• • • • • \ ' " ; • :.j Go '62 Chevrolet-America's Sales Leaderl Sales Jubilee i '59 Olds ·~~~:~IH'~·~v.a IJSEIJ CABS "88" 4 DOOR SEDAN llo<tet enalne, bydramalle transmiuion, eiiCOlleal Unl, on• 1oeal ,owner. ll:coiiOIIIY I eyllndtr . IIIDdonl tralllllliHIOD, lleol el- . • llate ire)' flnllb. '' ON ~~~--------~~----/ 1961 RAMBLER _ _ $1795 1960 FORD --~ $1795 f Door. White over b1ack finish , reclin ing seats, white wall tires, automatic '59 Ford -::~::tlH'_._·-'"" .EUMINATF 1219 _ 1 ! • . CARPETING ••• I Rooml wall to waH, MANY MANY MORI wat ch Repa~~ r w·Ith y our Money For Insurance trans. Radio, heater , seat always covered. Leu than 14,000 ac:tual miles by local owner. MENU • HANGOVER ••• . · · 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. $1695 $1.95 ·-4~~· tho-tic ... Local Owne( and only 22,000 actual mileJt - VB motor, IUtomatie trans. iledio and heater. Interior spOtless and always covered W'ith seat cover&. Beautiful ivory over turquoise finish. A real nice one . 1957 DODGL...c·:._.....:.. $795 l~ld. UlWI!Iai . btiJINolobaul IliOn VB 4-Door. 1 lOcal owner and low mile•ae. BeautJf.ul 2-tone blue finish, extra good tire11, spotJ.et;;s cle•n interior, aut&m.tic trans., h8ter. laJilhd llllrblllrlm ,...U.Itll. ... 1958PLYMOUTH Sq. Ft. $695 2-Door sedan. Ivory over green fiilish. Clean interior. AU good tires. 6.cyl. mo· tor. Std. trans. Priced below market. Hy· 57 Buick -•••as low as sa9S V8a. Choice of lour w,iOn. One Special ~hlcaa:o . • 16' Trojan ·-- •• $795 $479 14' Tho- __ .$195 Mlclclleporl "Value 'Rated" encor~ ut Come, Fellas, Get Out Here through II hoi.. whee he wu fin WMier par, but, tbeo hit ir(lfts started milbeha~ing . A bad eight iron Mot eotrt him a bogey on tho 12th and a pallod threo Iron Jbol on tho 13th him another . Hio eight 1rno tripped bim agaia on the 11th and he took h. thir 17' CruiHr Inc. loot ... ·--·. $795 $479 FIRESIONE 2 DOOR SEDAN 16x32 60 Pontiac V8 • · Sla. 10 .315 11 .W I Wuslt1ngton . AI year he avera~ed 38.8 point& per Smith's homer and thl"('f! blows ~arne Chicago 3 Washington 1 COMPET£ IN ITAKBI hy NE-lson Fox led the Whitt> Sn)t' Cleveland 1 Min~ta 4 WF,STBURY, N.Y. (UPD elgh< ·hit a<Iaok lhnt Mali """"' '' .FISH WITH FL~H Los Angelei I Detroit 4 lletd of nina S.year.. ld !Illy · Danlcl11 his fourth lost ngainst l . Baltimore 5 Kan.aa• Clly 2· night era eompete tonight ln tbt l]lli,BIO 1 nne win ·. MILW,\UKEE. Wl.!i . !UPI !Only game~ scheduled I Lad Maud Stlktl al Roosevelt I T('Cnagt'rs David Mielke and Frklay'l Proba..t PMdttn y . Halloftr owatd I .Jim Gentile a nd Churlie l.au Thomas Mader told this rish story New · 1rk il Cleveland lnightl Raceway. Rltly rA Jericho N y 1 cloutt"d hol'llt!rs to brin g . CIHit~ Monday - Te; 14.21 VI. Ramoa (I).I). by Harold lArge H t ~ ~)· Estrada his fourth win WJlh thl:' They said they hauled ln theh' Wast. .i:(ton at Baltimore lnighU Ia the ... ravor • or • ninth-lrining relief aid of Hoyt 15th fish, a bass, at Lake \VInne- -Stenhouse 11·01 VI. Quirk U-U.J:•~ve;;;nt~.i.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiOi;;o;;;;;;;""";;;;; Wilhelm. Sing1es by Norm Sitt- conne and put it on a chain Kansa1 CUy at MinnliHOtlllj bern "1d Gino Clmoli gave t•1e stringer. When they hauled in the (ni(lhU - Plister (().IJ VI . IXPIRT A's 8 2-C lead In the first innin~. chain later they found a 25-lnch 14·11. AI Kuline hit hit lOth: homer . northern pike had swallowed the at Lot Angelo CnilhU . ~ · · · S1Q95 • • • : lnv1tat1011 gotf tournament today bo m late doean't 1a an h! behalf p 'J . WALL-TO-WALL ~roove Now ••• . . . . $1tt $179 I .467 . ~~~~~=JI:o!'.r~th~e~c~lub~-~---11--~-----=~ I .4tlt 31, 7 I ""*" Itlonal "..,.. . ·-- .• $645 $395 1 57 Ford VB . . . - - - s395 58 Buic~ VB ko Nagurski, ~·· gained 12 12 ,5110 • ll 12 .418 I J 12 .478 hi~ ~;.l~e~~~~.~~~::~/ 1:0:;m;. i;;1 : ~::: ~:!;in~t·~;·g 11 8:~,: .;~~~~~Kansas City 1: 16 .421 A ll seven· hi\. four-strikeout per- Hrl·•nnn• \'ounu thi s yeor I.;"~ s I Washington 11 .217 10•~ . ,; ~ . ' Tbunday•1 Re11U1 BE·TTER BUYS • • . . Baltimore :a shouting perr.entoge of .512. a Detroit ( I rebounding averoge of 15 pel· Boston Price :seoond See Infer. f'or MOHAWK 10' AI. Huck·Trlm Prim; Now • _,13UO $119 USED BOATS RUNABOUTS "WI. "I . k . c· ' St· d. "'•I 1'.:1\J ee! oun/ , a Jum . W Wynn ~ov ·~~ Clo~r . onl•r ·-- .,. • SporU Wriler 14' Whl,.houM, Now ....••.. $595 W5 FISHING BOATS 14' C:hllok. N"'! $375 $245 With Flb... lau lloll01n 14' Cullom Galv, lloalo, NOw ___ j $1U $U9 12' AI. Sporhrnan, H&R I Solo w•• UPI 8por&. Writer FOHT WORTH , Tex . t UPilAroold Palmer, driving to per(ec. lion and putting nearly •• well, nursed a ooe lead into the rOWid ol the C<>lonlal Na- 1 ' Coach Carlot Dupler'• swing· Palmer, who has never finished era bad not aeen aclloa on , he better than sixth u. uu. affair. linko fo~ nearly two weeki and led lhe openmg round once bethe hastily acbeduled match came fore - in 1958 with • lizz.hng at an opportuno tlmo, as lh• B:ue Are there, or are there not enough higb school boys lwe-under·par recurd tymg 65 • DeviJ. travel to WeliJton "'" to field a high school league team in Pomeroy this Ionly to lade to • 71 the follow· Tuesday for a tbree-way mate~ summer? ~ng day and never get on speak· with Wellllon and Chillicothe It seems now that very few of tbe older playen want mg term•. with par agatn to 11"" On Saturday, May 19, the Du· participate in the league this year - at least, only IIsh '" at>e lor 12th. goll team wlil en· two have paid their Insurance money. Thll time, he poated hts sub· ter distri~t tounuunent coml'f(i· You surely cannot field a team with a couple of play· par 67 •arly Thursday afternoon tloo al Falrgreeno Country Club ers. . and let the fteld lhoot at lt-m near Wellston with the ·.vianer of B~:~b Stivers, a longtime veteran, has volunteered his lvaln. this toumament advancing into services to head the managing staff of the Pomeroy High Thftt Come Clooe the state tourament al 0 h i o School Summer League team. Three players - Gary Pl~yer, UniV<!rSill' ... May 25-26. Last Sunday when the lot behind tbe high schools was IDoug Ford, and 1lo w......,r With little leaguers and pony leaguers, only one 1came With~ a stroke 01. bim wtth nigbt rejected Portsmouth's for memheni!ip by 0 4-2 vote ing a apeclal meet ol coaches and admmwators. unanlmoua vote wao needed II' Henry, Now $1295 $795 15' GIA~ttr.n, thw 945 $695 14' Gloaa Mallie. in. \ Sellllae.l Arnold Palmer Holds AOne Stroke Lead In Colonial By ED Prrl': R\' BOB WING- Central Ohio League THESE EX¢EPTIONAL VALUES ' man~tge P0111•ror·Mlddleport, 0 .. May 11 , 1962 ! SPORTS DESK LANCASTElll. Ohio <uPll ~ONnNUUI SAVE NOW ON on an error. Terry Obliagu ling· led aDd 10 did Bob Wioebn'noer, B1 FRED DOWS Stock clearance Sale passw;, The Panther1 pt two back the fourth 01 Weill lod of!. l2 14 .462 High School'• team. In liPPin& their season r~cord to 6-1, the, PAllS llnksters paced by George Pope's 38 oo the ~ Jaipe bole course. Pope delea\ed Rid< Oiler S.l aa Oiler lhot • 40. . Playing in !he • ..,_ two Ernlo Blooniet fired a 44.., JolmnJ AUeuwortb 3\i>·li as latter carded .a 48. Jimmy Beard stroked a 41 • in downing Char· Ia swackbamrner SIAI·'tt as ... ol Coach NoiiKI Sw>ckham· mer tumed in • 44. Bill J .... iowxuy trOilllCo!i being given home plate Then Ayres' horMr m" a~ and Ayres triple in the <rippt~. "'~e3ttr ool golf team traveled to 41 while Rail eouJd HillS Country Club In M, .•, Got'D· 50. Redd and a triple by that same Ayres, and Weaver'l flrsl 1 1 Miami's Negro am Ie that plated the operun pitcher Car!bilWeaver of the game, by AyMs, who his only free pua of the a:am~ walked with one out. 1 Stewart. Miami made it 4"0 with three Wolls then, with two nu: and run• .11 tbe third. Merriman then ~· repreHillill the tlelog grounded out. Redd ... w;J. u._u:!..l::..:.:..:.:..:.:...:..:.....:...-l_ al 8 1 U•lled'~J'• ~lenallDI Na&..-a ....,agu . ally Sentinel, THE Tho Galbo (l.cademy H·gh och· Tom Rail 4-0 u he turned lo • Panlher l<lty Jim Louks Jro.J his opposition In contMI, permittins just two eameel uns, glvIna: only four hit&. Clle w a 1 Ayres' solo homer ID tite: that made the score 5-:!, The Jthers were a sin&ie by Rich I aft~rn:~=~~Ft:tr~~~: ~siANir~s 2~~::\!i::~~:: :::. :~?E~:~s:!~!~ off • : GAHS Goliers In 14-l Win Over Middies . the game. Ar•~it~t~ur;n;ed~ou;•~·~bo~w~ev~e~r~,~ ~~· :~· ami~Trace won 6-5. by \I I SPECIAL BULK LINSEED OIL GALlON ·• •.. · •· · .. · .. QUART •.••...•.••••.• ,. . ~ Galuie Starliner &rd. Top Coupe. Jet black fjnish. Spotle!ifi clean interior, Ul cu . in. high performance VB engin• witk s~d. tr1ns. Radio, heltet:, .white- ...... tJres. A clean car and plenty of eJttru. 1957 FORD Station W•g. $995 Country Sedan , locally owned. SpoUese clean blue vinyl interior . Beautiful white · finish, like new tire~. VB motorr automa.. tic trans. Power steering and bnkea. dio and heater. ·'' aa. 1956 CHEVROLET ~- $695 Bel Air 2-Door. 8 eyl. motor. l'owerJ)ide trans. Beautiful ivory and ced finish. All<4 good white wall tires. Clean interior• 1957 STUDEBAKER _ $695 Silver Hawk VB motor, autom,iti.C~ fraii.a.i Ex;tra good tires. Clean interior. Radio and heater. Special. 1955 PLYMOUTH _ _ $295 1958 CHEVROLET _ _ $995 Belvedere 4 Door. Loco! owner, good t.l.rel, ~8 m~, ltd. trans. Radio and boater. Special thJ. w.eokend. 1 Ton Panel. 4 speed trans. HMvy dut.y springs. _Body ~lean and ~A-~ -~iti~n ~ 17" 8 ply .tlreo •.A real buy. · ·; . ) . f-.. ~ROW'S ;teak.: House ~~- -~•r,Ohte M••B Other B•rg•l•• ReiNJB To """e .tl•e•Btll .Pomeroy ·:Motor Co. De1ler • · Pomeroy, Ohio. .; • ..' ! ~ f 1 • �- - -- ~--- . - - .. • DaDy S ..,,.,, PointiOY·MlddlePOrt, 0 .• May 11, ·· !J"ily Sr ntlncl , Pomeroy.:_~!ddl~rt . 0 ., May II . 1982-f SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK Sentinel Church News Kathy is ~ure ln her mother's love. Trust and peace gleam in her eyes. Happiness and hope shine in her face. But Kathy bas her heart aches. She falls and skins her knee, Or she Jo..,. her favorite dolly. And then her eyes are flooded wi t h tears. Mommy is always there to help. The knee is bandaged and ki ...d. The dolly is found. As Mommy's arm olips around Kathy, the tears are dried. Kathy ia secure in her mother'• love. When Kathy grows older her mother wiU not he able to love away the adult heartaches. But Kathy can turn to God. Her mother's love is but an echo of the Heavenly Father'a Jove for Hla ehlldren. Ia faith and prayer, Kathy lind His all-sullleient help and feel beneath her Hia Everlasting Arms. &all Tho Cllurcb guides you to God. You can diseover your destiny as His child. You 11811 be secure Ia divine love. 'IMI: CDIWftClH FOR ~ • • • M.L I'CIIII THI: CMVIIIOff n. a...e" .. ...-.. tacw - -"" ,.,. .... l.ilq ·' ....... •"- aacl ................ k M • - - " - .t.,ift...l ..t-. Wid.-• " .... O.wdio, Millotr .._ .WiliiMia. - M- -..q - . . n.. .. ,__._ ...,.. ...,. ,... ....w .-.. ..,.._ ,...,.,., ..d IIIJif*1 .. Chui'CII. ,..., .... (1. r.. ""' - · - . . (1) ,_ .......... ..U. O)f« .. Mke~w.- _..., ... .--.(4'•.,. . ... J ... O..rdl ....... wln4 _... IN IIOf8l ..d .....n.l ,.... pori. Pin"' p 11> ..._., ,.._. ..., aM ned ,_ Bible dfliiJ,. OIPII'!Pl Mel : Martyrs Are Dying Again - - t ., nners, To AMan, w•___ _ Liked WTL -t Happened 0 tt' oa n <XJLIJMBUS <UPD can read .into lbe resu1tt fl. Tuesday l>l'imarlet llmost mean!Dg you want to Ret cut them. The winners, naturalb'. pressed aatilfaetlon. What else coold or would !bey oayT Gov. Michael V. DlSallo ahowed JK) eoneern publicly that be had received jwt over half the In wlnnlng nomination for term u govoroor. He aald he DOt believe tbe vote for his Rellgl -- _OR ' of God. Dr. Bartl! took nactly lin humaD heart.. 81abltng men to oa me "'"" th.,t It !J used kl f!to R 1Jiller1L'a Dr. Barth, World's Greatest Theologt'an, L•IVtng • 0 r Dead' Ends Amertcan • Leetures :;: man. ~~· ·~=~~!& ...::.:: the opposite approach. He bepn in faith '"''" pm'OJUO 10 the f ourth Goapelwhere the propheLt ol 11\Ciellt lJ.. l' .e.,.nd wh 00 they eou ldan.i n ~>vtr rearh""'h, 11. if~ namely, 10 ror:nme the self-r.. ral began, wHb Lhe Suprem~ tbt a:tlort arms of log1r. \'f'allng Dr'lh Uy of God 1n hf1:tory. ..w.. d" Foiihlattr ~cord•·d Mueh eoofuaion a b 0 u I Dr man's fl.nlte CGilnO or lime lad Bacr.h'1 theology might be avoid· nd ho · ed ~y IIO!illg that be ""'' •ne s~~ w can never be ap- tenn; "Word of l.iod, ·· Jn tiae ~ or ~dentood by His - - - --umau creatures ex~ at He ~~ to reveal Himself to · It is both presumptuous and '·J· tile, Dr. Barth .oald, lor men to apeculal<! aboot what God "ought"" to be like or it wbat mamer "should" reveal himself Man ca; only I!Jten for God"o ...;, "Word'" ' or seU-exp...,lon ThlJ ''Word" I requires no extern'ai validation · it authenticate! it.aell becaUJt God who lpeUI lt Is elso pres.nt of • crntmg and IIUIIainiog D Ka 1 r. r Bar1l! of Basel. Swl~ He delivered • terl,. of loctureo is 8 abort, atooped ms at the Univer&lty of Chicago, and 71. He peerl a. the world a llmilLr ~erie& at PrlnceLon ThetbJck eye glasles and UJ· otogice.l Sem!Dary, Thb week be wear• a amall, quizzical ~a. ..3 Wuhingt.M. D.C., for lem· · · man at George Wathlngton Uni· He has ~)!len 1 dominant figure versity and American University. Protestant theology fr>< the past In these talks, Dr. Barth has 40 years, and aeholars today r•fer sought to IUmmarize and clar ify to him matter_..uf-factl~ as tbe the main Lhemea of the 'evangeli· greatest tbeotogtan ol tlua century cal theology·· whieb he has ex· !'nd one of the greatest of all pounded in more than 200 book<. lime. Some laym<n who have beard Dr. Barth. has been kl the Unit- him speak have come away won. ed states for the pad. mooth. It derlng, "What'a so new about Is his first visit .. this COUDtry. that?"' for their candidate. 'Ibe general elecuon in however, II a dif(erent of contest. The l.uues and the eumstanees will be different. primary returns will be Uled yardotlck ol sorll to November election. can be tricky. No one can certainty how much of vote was for tiOJIIehody, how anti, and oo .., without the individual voters, an poaenta 'las a protest aplbst admlnlstr@IJOD. The g.mrnor's view treemed be held by a minorll7 ol tho 1 • • Now that all hao been said and done about the primary, the ell· ple who deal ill poUUes. lzenry can brace Itself for a lollfl, aakl A,lty• .qen. Mark L. rough campaign. Rhodes has had made I! rather plain en no indication when he wlll not fully IUI!porl the DISalle gin eampalglllng as trueh gram and about 45 per cent of mueh will he heard froin him. the Dem"""ll who votsd DiSaDe anDounced along wllb hiJn. lhe campaign was on and firing at Rhodeo, who has Several ~ should be oonskl· efforts to get him end In ovall"'llnB tbe ...,.,. ha"le. DiSalle l!aid sontelhlng 1 the Democratic guhernatorla1 a $54.000 question he mill')'. One wu tbat the vote throw at Rhodea. He apparerotly li "ht Aoothe~ ill that the was hinting at something. Observ· roy forces w~re angry mep ers wondered why, if it was CF!"npaigned at hard as t heY bGmb, he didn't fire a solid ahot. cr(J·d. Perhaps they got out all ~~~1""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""11 the anti·DiSalle vote they could 1 lind. " The- DiSalle organization, how ever, was more active than '""'" II Would DeiiJII' Bartll The question would deJlght Dr. Barth. His purpou ha• nev~r been to ot!er novel, modern ;;Jter- preL.:~LiofUI or ChrlstiU'Iit) . What he has sought ro do _ and 11 great measure, has succeed .. ,., in doing - ;, to reS<u . theology from the by-ways of t9lh C..ntury liberalism and bring it bade t'1 the broad hi&b road of the Gos· pel. Where liberaliBm tended :., focus on human experience, and to reason upward from man, n.!· lure and history toward a concept I To Dr. Barth. " ,. Marito Luther. tile Bible's supreme ina· portaDCf' stem! from it.l t.estJ. mony to Jesus Chrit ' "the Ww4 mad e f!esh. " ;-. ' - - - - J H A N K Y Q U •I n"l I Wish To Thank Everyone Who Supported Me In The May Primary Election ihl! CONLEY E. COLE Everyone• with-a 1962 Ohio auto license plate is automatically in the STARTS SUNDAY, MAY 13th. I Compare at persons seem ~o think. The ero.&r II aJways in the u·,neligh!, II a form of campaigning. He the Demoeratio state organi•a·ll tion, theo, Highway Department, oditorlal supporl, and oo on . It had been expected that Dl· Salle would lose Cuyahoga Cuun· ty bet'ause ·the Democratic organIzation there had loft no atones untulned in protltotirtg the .MeEt· roy campaign. Perhaps they got the McElroy vote out while •moll of the DISalle vote stayed nom'• ·II De!pite the opposition DiSalle l>ett.r tban expe~~led In euy·ahot!ll:l County, indicating maybe go\'· ernor had more support thaD ' NOTHING TO BUY! NOT A CONTEST/ NO REGISTRATION! S . < lilht..W ...... = I = "!!: ..."" N:IWI d:l·T q,.,.. ·- 'b ..... 4:11.... M:l.... pected: . :. On the <!ther hand, DiSalle fared \VJrse ihan expected downstate. losing 2o counties. This was in area!! \\'here McEJroy had little in the . way of ·~~anl2atlon and ' the odds seemed \9 be chleny IXSalle's favor. P,rhaps Ulis MOTOROLA GRAND PRIZE EACH WEEK SHIRTPOCKET RADIO dlcate~.~;lli!!§llli!laefjon I~ I small towns and in the , ...,atJ•!d are~ \llilh t11e DiSalle gram than expec~. Another lnt~estin'g aspect the primary was{' lhBt about a • Sill onoy.ju~ third of the Democrata tl'ln 1lstora agaln91. li.S. Sen. Frank J. • Piet~r•wlndow tunlnt autche. Some opposition • Cuotorn-lllocttd Goldtn waR expeeted but with a third of Un- Vole.. lptllttr the vote going to ultlmowns, sonte II • Ex~tuotvo "ooldor· eyebrows were ra~ rlvottd'' PI.Aclr' chasslo State Auditor Jamel A. Rhndeo t •ScuH·rttlltlnt Ca1e In ran away· with the Republican Black, Blut, or Brown. Woltlfts only 6~ ouncot. nomination fn~ . goverwor as peeled. Ito heat Wl"lam· L. White ····················~ of Mount V~;trnon, 'fho Hea run in statewidt~~ . races nru both the Re· Othtr 6 Tran1letor Modele 1 publican and Democratic Ao Low A• -- -- --- ·-- $16.77 by about 10 to 1. This would Jodi· cate ratller heaey R•]lllbllcan rural I WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING I HIATING 140 Lincoln lt. - Mlddl-rt Ph- WY ·2-2550 "WE A!Ji TO PLEASE" R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. HEINER'S BAKERY Baton Of Good Braacl . Hunllnglon, W, Va. FOREMAN & ABBOn THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Quality l"'lnniiiiN At Lowolt Prlc« MIDDLII'OIT FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES -- Tallo lome- To eb...... Willi ,... lltmdq . ,11$..., . -.wv.J-2644 STIFFLER RED ANCHOR . WAili!INGTuN tUPit - ------GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. llalfiMWDI... W.Va. WY 2.alll4 MIDDLIPCIRT e Fluff Dr1 114nico Flat Plecft Ironed • Dr1 Cleaalnl Cub lo Carry- 1111 Dl1101111t ••amU, Wub ~. 1'. JAUM WMID CO. ~OACHIM Middleport ML ·TNt • - • I · WONOIUUL PIO.IAMI• . . . ... r' VANTENNA DISCOVERY ! plct~o~r•• on, ;~ Bullden IIIII !hdLI!nl I I P'4M MloiOOt -r,Ohle HOME LAUNDRY CO. e.lel ....... ,...,.,., ' "AII'~IUIU "CHANNIUr DRUGS 0. ' ..BAKER FURNITURE N. 2nd A••· J OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. •1m Of IIDI EACH ·WEEK Sohio.gives ~way a .... NEW 1962 . OBILE! .... CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~=a-1 ·filii 9: POMIIOY, OHIO DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. "TilE MEN 'S SHOP' POMEROY OHIO MIDWEST S1EE1 CORPORATION RACINE PLANING MILL KAutZ FEED STOR' h,· . . ' OU1' Aim Ia To SatiJfJ ' . .POMEROY .. FLOWD $HOP[ ' . . MORE THAN 2000 OTHER.FREE GIFTS RANGING IN VALUE UPTO ... Jv•.rT' 1962 Ohio auto license number hes bean autOmatically . ,....IMillG EACH WEEK Sohio gives away • ..,llltld. Each 1Nik 1 new list of wlnnl111 11Cif158 numbers will be PGit.d ~ aU SOhlO ~ - Wlnni1111 numben are select,d bt an" MlRKINS FOOD MARKET R A flEW WINNERS LIST POSTED EVERY SUNIJAY POMIROY, OHIO 8ulldin1 Supplloo & MII11Jork General Contractina ri . ~· ' •tiCIIII'I A'L lMI MAX WARD AGENCY Ill L lnol II, Phono WY 2-52" cltiz•M"'behnz held priiOM Lhe Fidel Castro govern:Mnt · Cuba. ,OR ONE OF THESE GIHS OF ALIFETIME Mkl<lopert STAR~ Col-.~ 11, The AmP.rlcan. Rt!d Cross said T!lUrs~ day It nao 801)1 food to 23 U.S. WERNER Radio & TV Altelld 'lbo €11uroll GC Y- Cbolee Pomoror'l Budaet lhopplnt Ce- lfotto.....Wo ..........., • SEND EIIIBONERB FOOD -(A DOLLARA FOOT-$5,2SO.OO) FOREMAN" AIIIOTt~DDLIPORT ' I ,. ' • . I~IIRPILDI !qUJRQY , ~~ - AS~IA"(ID ft4DJO A . 'iV •lltATII PLAta IIOT INCLUDIL more than 20,000 fREE GIF IS !n II>M1denl 4~stlc:al - oraanlzatlon. lnsurlna fair distribution - ~ Ohio. Free ~ItS 111111t be claimed NCh week. ·YOUR:' UCEN.SE N.UM.BER:AT SOHIO EACH·W£EKI • • . \'!; ... ·<t', I ·f '• I " ' , •' ., " • • i' • •.: .. ·~ ' ., ••. ,j • !•ti~ I~ /H•l<.'lo-(1•,.,•"+ .;,·i,> ,,. • ' . f. . . - ; ' • .,. . ' ', · . .~ ·~· ' I ' . ,:r,- .,....-. ,... I ' �IO.Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., May ll , 1962 1 WANT ADS RENT SIX i<OOM house With garden and truck grourxi for rent , three m1lt'S boc-k of Apple Grove, at Fairview. CH 7-2284. 10 Persons Indicted In May Term Grand Jury Decisions I'Ol CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES " ~DNtl per I dw):e--60 one ineol't'fd lntertioll. ' 20 25 ... 7:;c Spec:lll Notleea ol Eveou, $1.21, Elcb additional word, le. 1 eent per wwcl. 3 DAYS 6 DAYI I UO. 110< $1.31 suo $1.20 1.8.- - .. DAIlY CR0 SSW 0 RD HCUYWIXID <UPU-'lbe moot "Revoluliolu," wrolt breathtaklna oewa In teleYIIk:a II Bernard Shaw. "have never hgbt· that Troy Donahue Ia goiDI to ened the burden <I tyrllll\)": they Connie ,_ ~. J(qD,lllt ..uiiOU stevem oon. GoUy. Gee whill. Wow. Wedoeeday night. CBS-TV" a What b reelly breatbtakq b cle 11\ealer tackled thia theme In that tbl.s ICJiiu:morie W~ay "Anatomy of Betrayal: oight atrocity will be b"aek at .:ill. Cuba,'' the stocy ol Castro'• t"lkeUnW "Ha1Ulian -Eye" came over. aloog. I used to think that In Hoi· Once again, tho Circle Theatre lywood a borror 111m was ooe used Ita half-documenttry. baU· liult didn'l moko! """"'l· -ay, dramo approa<bto t•ll 11.1 lllorf. Wednesday llight I put on my And once again. tile result blue joana, p;oned 011 my Did< only ball alld haW. The ~=~ Clark butloa, sent out lor a pizza o1 lolograting witil tho and tcdr: another loot. document-ary m a*· e r i 11 WeU, ! wao ~ stuff for all makes tho cbaracl<!ra IGUIId u the -.age fans. R wu about they •~< reciting allghtly ·~a ~ movie atar <BJU Wll- newspaper IWI"~~~::I, Iiams). Be Jwo a atarlel girlfriend Wedoeoday nljht'a driiDI oeD· IJ""" '!tale)'l. She .....,.heJ him tered around • newspapormaD In his room. 'lben abe - .. and wbo reWrnl to Cuba il hopes heads for another !'00111. Another that Castro'• revolution will briog guy. Anotb:er amoocb. the mllleniwn but .i1 later dbilbr AnY.,ay, It turns out that WU· atoned. • Iiams' aJI'nt Ia t<ylng to double- Tho malo •eight of tho "DrY C!ross htm. which ill at least real· came from the sickening facta bird I. Tv ... ......,ta loft: U.Oomp '• 11. Hortll .......... VloO 1a.i:'!':.. U . .flltt~ ll.:::;,. Jdll 11. a . pluop =.,. ,_ lf. 111. """"' a :.".t'::.- 16.00 $7.50 $1.60 suo t2.25 PHONE WY :i.-2157 - in ABC'a twwe mly shifted It to anot~er '' H&walian Eye" aerie. next tea· ahouklls. " »Dt.a. I centa per word lor tbne cooaeeu.Uve iDiertkma. S,pectal - one m~nth for SO cent. per word. l'ull nta of 6 e~oll per word wU.J be l:harJed lor adrtl'ti&inJ lf no1 l)lid within lO dul after receivtq bilL Erron ID AdvertUID&--Sbould be reporte<llmmedlatolJ. r.;., Daib' Sentinel .W DOl be ruponaible tor more thJD Card ot Tbanb and f• 50 tror.d mm1mum. Olltturta publilbed at WORDS I DAY II 60e Television In Review . Joio APARTMENT word. one lDiertl.oa. lli:ntmum - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - • 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11, 19e2·11 Charleston Man Is Chairman Of River Group lsm. TlP starlet iSI! 'I so bad aft- the wa~' dictotor• take onr: , er all. All she does is smooch. No.,, about Donahue. He will take the place of Aathuny Eisley, whn .vas on the shoVt for !M!"Ieral years, in ease you didn't notice. Donahue is a refugee r ·on a can· celled series called "Surfside which made "Hawaliafl Eye" look Ilk• 'liEn-Bur." Donahue and his costar-to-be both are products of Warner BtOS., wht.!re I am held in low repute because I made the gros.s error one day o£ calling up to ask whether Connie Stevens was starring in ..Susan Slade'" or If It was the other way romd. It'1 hard to keep up lh.,e days. As Cor .)fedne9day night's effnrt by "liawaiian Eye," it was juYen· lle ·cmd dreadful. It almost a1- e:· I your al support in the Racine Jage Republican election. Slifl<d: Joe Beegle. 19 au14 a-.,. 11· 11• .&. throe ,,._ •·- IO.~ l>lr4 at. Jllbemot. ==.A.. (J Wdl.) :;:=:!8. - ... I.ClNESOME- tO. .U. To 41ralnlllll t2.Att&elt ftc. local vigilante organlzatl<a~ spy, the indoctrination iJ tcbols. At the end, there was • .,_ ~ speech by Jose Miro C=~~~~~ ... Ll4do4 president of the Qj)aa pltGhen tiooary Council aDd a former DOWN fessor of Castro. He 1 :..~ against Castro, but it woukl oaw also been l!llllghtenilll ~ he bad DAILY CJBYPl'OQVOftl - H_.i 11ow to Jb AXTDLBAAltB lel ua in one some stories about. II LOJfGJ'BLLOW the Cuban leader H he knew h.im One lottor ""'P1>' - I W - · J a - - l e A II ..... in student days. for the tbne L'.. X for tht two 0'.. etc. liDrlt letter•. apo.o The Cba•e1 Swbn: tropb1tl, tbe a..t:b ad foriDatSoa G( .._ 1Nrldl are all hi..nt.l. Lewis' May 29 special for Bocbdayll>o-- ... - TV will be done Hve . .. Soviet A a.,;kpw $utat'• mmaut Gherman Tltov'• appearance on ABC-TV'• a • A • • 0 KJ 0 K • 'I' a•a lt J C J1 Ford Show.._., moved up KVC8XBJtV.BK.-GJIJ'CBVBI: May 21 tci May 14. .Pierre · ~ter JT liJ !fOT KIICBISITI' wP inger. Presiderlt KeMedy's Dl'<ISIII Alftnm.t.Kall WmOH ~ AVMUCB.-XQK.· y.....,._ aecretary, guests on ~ "Tca~ht" program May 18. ways is. HAI>/T NO I<EASo-11'0' A ..JUIC'I '!O.ING W I DD~R LIKI' W»'10 FEEl..--' 0 - _, kl IFF' r L Ia WMPO Raclio (Bl AUTO SALES . state Route 1~. Country Musie Tlml 7:90 Breakfaat Party lh- 7:57 News Headlines Newt Headlln.. 8:00 Radio Hymnal 81" ear room. ride aad perfortn- n ear ......w,. - 5:ZII 8:45 Meiga COuntry RFD Jr:57. Newt Headlinel 7:00 Broakfast Pal't1 7:~ Spo!U Parade five miles s7 ftl ftllmblll!r fto.Jd St'tndardl of ComPJel .... o,'oo TMay Wilh God d::io'Country Jamboreo Pomeroy. ltce. 4:40 MUiiCII. Mysteri.H 4:50 Platter Par11 5:15 Bowling Scorea e;u 1947 • 'MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:54 Si,!D On 5:57 Newa Headline.11 ... 7:~ MIIIIIIIJ 8: 16 Breakfast Party 8:25 World and National Newt 8:311 IINaldaat Party 8:;57 Newa Headllne& 9:00 Col!.. Willi J 9:113 Community BuUolbt Board M'ftropelit•• MfttMol E. r.t.tll lti'Mt, PollttNJI ..... '"14111 ... 1:117 NI!WI Headlines 9r30 Coffee With Janet 9:45 9:57 10:00 10:15 10:25 Betty Newton Show News Head1ines Mornmg Meditations Calling Pt. "Pleasant Newt From Pf.. Pleasant · and tho Vlorld 10:30 Calling Pt. Pleasant 10:67 News ~dimes UtOO SWap Shop and Community Bulletin Boord 11:15 Country Hoe Down '' ICWII forward and equipped to zig :r.ag mon<>l!ran\, f Like new. payments of signs, buttonhole, etc. wilh discs. cash or pay 8 per month. Phone WY 2·2201. alta. Carl Chev8Jier, Mouth Sbodt River. 4 II 1948 FORD 1100 Dtanp s (91 FOR SALE 11:25 AI Finchum 11:30 Country Hoe Down 11:3 ll'ar-m. Time 1o good condition. t225. !!Ill 5: 4S News Wrap-Up 6:110 Sundown Seronode 7:110 Sign Off SATURDAY 5:54 Sign On 5:57 l!eWI Headlines 15:00 Faitb For 'ftUa Da: 6:15 Country E 8:'30 RFD 6:45 1 Fann Time 1!1:57 NewJ HeadllDel 7:110 Bnoael:fast Port1 7:~ Sporll Parade 7:30 Breetfalll Por11 7: SO N""s Report 8: 110 Brealdaal Party 8: 18 Bporla Sborte 8:25 News Headlines 8 :30 Breakfast Party 8:57 9:00 9:15 9:311 9:45 10:00 10: 05 10:30 11: 00 12: 00 12:15 WJEH RADIO Platter Party Men Beadltnea Breakfast Party Jones Buick Show Sereuade In Blue 'i1le Good Uff.l Under Ohio Skies Polka Time !lynm Time Top Ten Show Noon News Platter Party M....,SliDfthlllt l'IIU1 8:80 011 7:110 14Uileal Clocl: 7:11 The Uljolioo 8:110 Ohio Vallay Nowt 8:050hlo'' 10 spun> 'l'Gcla1 8:111 Mllllell Clocl: ' B:Si Commuldt, Nt'lll t:IIO Musteal Clocl: .• - ........ ,t:ao Public Sanioo - IIManCaimtJNewl Talll or tho Tawil Warltl!I- Wbat'a loly Number <Mon.. Wed.. Fri.) 11:110 Talll ol tho ('l'llel. Thun.) 11:15 Tall! of llle Tawil 11: 15 Clwreb Belli RiD& . lfrldQ aaiJ• 11:40 SOelAl loourlly l'l'll<lda1 ..., 11:41 World N- tiANC: t 11:&1 !luoa Cotmly N..,. lS:GO ComAU111l1:f N.,-a li:Cii NOOD Nen WHERE DID YOU !7cT IT~ 11• 10 Ol>lo N~1 II: 15 Markell 12:30 BullltiD Boord li:ZNew1%: 10 tllrm and IIOme Hollf 11•41111r. 1:55 Local !lewo 1:10 1: 110 Warltl Nl!ll I WON IT AT A CHARITY IT MUST OUT OF Ber-. ORDER OlaclDa PLAVINCJ BAZAAR Ur.- IIIli alt. lllllio 1:11 t.ocil '4:811 Willi Dool 4:30 llolllng llotDo 4: 411 World llopoll I WONDeR WHY IT ISN'T ..... ... CHESTU aouu: r ; 4:10 ~Porto 4:55 Masoa County New11 6:110 Community NOWI 1:116 WIB'Id Non I:IIM.-Ie 1:10 Stmlet Bottlevard 8:30 SliD lJfJ . 12:57 NOWI HeadllnOI 1:011 Plattsr Por11 I· 1:15 Nat1 ond llllemat1 N11:57 Mid-day 1)wl Jones Averages HO Pl-. l'arty 1:&'1 N..., Beadlinet 12iOO Noon News 1:811 Pl-. Party 12:15 Happy Time Sbow 1:25 Oblo N..,J 12:57 New1 Headlines 1:30 Platter Party 1:00 Music Just For You 1:25 National and IntematiotJal t:S1 Newa Deadlines 1:110 Platter PartyNe.. 1:16 Nlll1 • Intemat1 l1SO Music Just For You 3:311 1'1alter Porty tis7 Newt Headlines 1:&'1 NOWI Headllnu 2:00 .Music Just For You t: 110 Plattor Party 1:25 Nat') a: Intemat1 News t:IS World • Nat'l N..., I:SO Music Just For You t:SOI'IIIterParty 2:.67 New& Headline• 11:52 Religious Meditations ALL TYPES OJI' NEW ROOFS AND REPAIR SERVICE GUTTER & ROOF PAINTING 3:00 Platter Party News :;~r~• Party •• Headlineo ~!!~N".:' ONE DINING TARlE, board. W!ry \. lleadliDu 5:00 PlatUr Por11 5:45 N..,. Wrap.Up 4:57 Nen 8:110 Music !'or Easy LlsteWnfl 6:15 Sum!- 5eroaado 7:110 . 011 on• rt-a~nable. wnln" POrch IIWinj! . Mrs. nr Carman. Peach Fork n . o. 2. Pome.roy, Ohio. S II DEiTER-DOliRLF. tub suitt". Write, ~i vini <if>tl>ll•. twtn riME" tubs. Shtraton dining I IN, Middleport. S 11 room ~ul tr . RCA cabinet WANTmr Good utility tra''"' ·l l el radio !111\d record player. WY 2·-· I U OVfBhrff!'d cllair. Priced qu ick !Iaiii'. \Irs. George rry, Tf-1. WV 2·:12.14. '·1 \eli J<110W STAN I HI! SEE OR CALL "SHORTY" HACKm For Exporltncod, Dependable Strvict On ... *WHEEL ALIGNMENT *WHEEL BALANCE ' *COMPLEtE BRAKE SERVICE HeckeH'sSohio .Service PHONE WY 2-3198 . ., ~ " .. ' ., .. \ �' • • • 12·DIIIJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11, 1962 Mainly About People In Pomeroy 'I i Toll Standing At Five Dead, 341njured • e • at y enttne ' ' VOL XIV' NS: 24 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Saturday, May 12, 11162 PIUCEFIVECO". - Whole Laotian State Placed Um\er State Of Seige , Show , l Jo.,u • "'Y . IS Ma.y27 At F Grounds ,... VIENTIANE, Looo UPI - Tile 1':? govemmeo& IIXIay • slate of out lbe COIIIIlry" U pro- - • '-- '!lin• cua ., UDder ru1ea of lbe Oblo TONIGHT & SATURDAY The otate ol siege wu ......,. eed In 1 opedal commlllllque by AdiD& Foreigo MiD· ley BONO ShoW .- lalloo, Melp Cowoty Chamber Commor<e a Jbow at the ~ Springo giouoda Mar rr •t I p.m. Eqllob judp ~ lbe Jbow bo Wayne Kent llt Oolwiobus aDd wealerll jud.. will bo wiJ1""""" I··.,....... Moy "· 14 & 15 "PLOWII DIUM lONG" (Te<hnleolor) ,llmu Slllgeta J .. ntto IWI J- rider under the ahow bone, EloiDIIo •eallod. mana !111<1 tall; 'fOIIern pleuwre · pony Eqlilb ern slock hont. pony, weolerll pJe,sure pooy with rJd. 0 ai S ers IS and UDder, T . . _ wal· ldog bono, wuteno pleasure borae, olovfto leaf bartel • EngUsh bone, wellteml • trail bone, !he three ganed:::~ :~M:a:lling::~of~ne,:w~J!isz full1111111 ,..d tall aod tho to cuotomen 1 countr til alub roembe,.. .,.. bono.......,p elw. Monday, Gi!loeral TJ)a ·~~ ,.JII that their of Ohio oald today. IHlued etil4eo aod other Tloe oew book features a menta wlll be aerved. RoiD aod rep).... the greeo COY· Ia Jllllt 1. Adl!'lulon for the directory DOW In use. """ ahow " 10 oei>ll a11c1 cblldrtn ............. not re<elvlna a dor 11 trio. tory by May 12 lhoold caD bu4inesa office. ' Included in lbe book with Directon"es G Jn M "} MAlO . . NDRIVE·IH . ·" LlttH Plrot AN' Shewn Plntl NeXt MOndav p,.. LAIT TIMI TONIGHT Dam!J Y~ye LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, 0100 (I)' Author of .P:ycho) NOW SHOWING 1 ' KING OF THI ROARING 20'S" leturday Oftlf M.y 12 Deboruh Paeent an4 Paul Chr1Jtia1 In With David Januen, Diane "JOURNIY TO THI LOST CITY" (In Cotoncope) - •lloGJenn Ford Rod Stelrer "JUIAL" «Cinema•cope II Color) Foater, Jack Carson, Di·ana Dort and Othert ..Story of David Rothstein" -and- eolDg fll Sino-Laotlaoo friendly rehollooo eootributed oo the aafe- guardiog of poaee ill lodo-Cho"' aod Alia. Plans B1·g Parade . • O!X.IJ!diBUS !IIPI} - 'l'bla:oty, - Copt. Eddie lleldoeobacher, alon. . Ito UOih onruve. '>r'f will begin all p.m. EST at East The 1St Oluo llegimeot, Sou of ~year, plano a mammouth pa· Brolld and POI'IOIII Aveoue ..d Union Veteran•. Cram Mouat Ver· ::-· Sunday May 211 u part of _.. .. •est. 1o Central Av..ue. 11011, oloag with el......ts al the the celebrauoo. llepto...,tat;v., <i all ~d S7lh Division, the alale'a Notional Jobo Terry, the parade mJOr. "'""" uuollln lloe COUIIIy will Join Guard unlt, will be In lloe pararte. sbaU, oald the parade alollg lD the parade whlclo will have •• One oeotioa <i lloe parade will Broad Street would be In 18 ,.,. loaot 1,1100 aoldlers. loll the biotory of lr-)JOlWJon. llons 1o form perbapo the largest AU Columbu1 high ,.hool bando . parade Jo hie c•y·s bislory. with lloelr queens will be in rile 'l1le pa•ade dedicated to native parade. ' Terry said alon& wllh the ao~ ellen would be repreaeatativea of . orgooloatloaa looD :In! opoMOI'et) Fog)-'!!, 79, a< Color Production of Afrinn Wild Animal•. «>11111littec 1110111" prov• WBI 1 · . . CM'E OANAVERAL went Qualify-Built FOR was spent ·HELPING SPECIAL K ubcl 0 EHLER V.ALUEI r:: Mr1. Dorwld Haruk Entertained Club : .":!:'::v;;.th: tooru to whocb you belong. we are delighted to do 10. , Bids Mrs. Morris Is President Of Bedford PTA 1 For Yean of Comfortl KROEHLERG ' IMAU, IICHLY ITYLID IUUI IN THI LATIIT fAIIICS AND COLOIS 01111 MOTHU A m ..... food , .. in our attractive, relaxed atmosphere. So will the whole family. Hope to see you all Mother's Day May 13th. 01!!'.-aour• , ~~~ We're oo proud of this luxurious new Modem aulla-.o sure It Vejsicky Promoted ·To Lancuter DIS on four COIIBtruction and improvement b.:":.":. ~ wm be a "best-seDer"-we're actual· ly intrqducln& II with a special sale! Look what you cet: StomDing new styling with exquisite l"rellcho seam backs, deep-foam cushloDB, flllllous Kroehler ''Pl111-BuU!" construcUon, choice of decorator tabru:.-au In two handsomely matchln& pieces for one low, low price! · !~~~~:.!:"':: Y~ camp in Vinton = '!'! ·Race Shown Clu!J ..:;:vao: ' Just R.CII¥111 ABig Shlplllllll ~ ICroeW• 2-Pitce Wits, 4-PiiCI Slctlenal Wtls IIIII 3-Piece Sldlollal Suites • 3r,d Floor . 0" 1.0 ' opa_. Scout Site I .. weather ABSOLtJTE '""EitO CoullaenWI chv'.._• a '1. d WednesdaJ. The 14- month • o . 'lin sketch· Ahaolule zero, the . poilll II lodOf, tmo!P& ........, Greek boy waa delivered "' Mr. ~·Y .-::::·.::r :;u•iy and which, theoretical]y, aU molecu· wHb scMtenll shewn ud dnm- and Mrs. Gus Karey «Oklahoma ~door ooolting have ~n chr.s· Jar motloo ....... Ja equlvaltal ........_ llbly iaoiPI ... -City, Okla .. who already hav• a I .... 'b approximately to 4811•7 d.- ""1• lllgil to«a.Y ,..., ..., • four.year:old adopted daughter of "'n.':' ;::i,... ·~~:'b..u m.,... below zero FabrenbeU;. Jdcld ..._ Greet ongm. ing each week at the camp site • for training smions. Brownie iii'- Roush Has Part O£ Lieutenant, Bull 0£ Reto'rd . Lleuteoanl. Wilgorlan - Government Official Resigns, Admits Bribe :"~t:.::!in~~.:er!';,22;:: ~;·= ~.~..:::= Jersey said. foe · til< "'Y oad Edsoo - : 11 1 ad with my 25-21!. Aed ~ ~; w~th '\e ~ou -. Bacine, Ohio, hal a Jle. salory." are u~g atioo for the <:am summarized Sire • .......tinl 11 1 He odd.....,... his iottor of resig· Registr the '-"ad . A P . lhe AmertOIWI Gutrnsey Cattli nation to President Kennedy. HoJ- ~ talten/t to be h 1:"·\ t~~1.3i CIW. leman saia he showed it flrst to tionmeeC:g M"d~ll _, 1 eM~ "Lieutenaot" oow bas 1$ dD Labor Secrotary Arthur J. Gold· Scout •ge. ' epor · ghters with 22 ofliclal productim hocted oo return Ieier to office placea on me ToW. but that he had no tlef> Dile plano. llA! illd!colod he ">igbt have more to say "as time ~~~ by." Holleman aaicl he accepted fl'GIII Estes, central iJgure berg. Holleman, contacted by UPI · home m · lftiiJ'Wvau -.&............. Fn.'1• a ~balllng ooatroversy over at hll grain prac· Cl>urcb, Va., today said he had becouae he ..., unable tn heard oothillg from the Wloot. the demJonda I thinlc my Ho- f08arding the letter. JUDIOfS . Edge semOrS . BYs·mg Ie pOlD. t In F.Ield Day EVeDt ..ted appnmllnatelf four mUeo =~~ Tloe Pomerory lllgh ocl\ool Jun. Burnside, Ull, Ill fl. Girls high jump- Kathryn IIOI'tloeall Of lbe lnteroecllon al &llrl:: ao lnlenating enter· 1M cl.., edged n.e Seo!or class Broad jump for gl>la- Kathryn QuaHs. • ft. 1\1 ilL 1111 8M with SR 1«1. 'llle ttate llnmenl poriecl Friel nllli>l with by ooe point for top honors al Qualla, (II), II ft., II ln. Shot put- Eugene Hester. <12), liiiUWOf ~I said k will a tat!on fll 1 1 the Annual Field Day competition <10 yanl dash for girls - Koth· . 'KI ft. 10 in. !rideo ealltllll pavement and ,... _ , ...,s..,... lhls - · ryn QuaHs, <Ill, I& oecondo. t10 shuUie relay lor boys plloe dtllolent bridge OV« lr)' aulo raoe film. Senloro tried tlesperalol oo de- l Boy high )unl - Allen Fred lloJyd Ron Pb Un Jbn GIJ. Wbl.te ~Cleek. '!be regular bualnea eeulon their under cluama:~a for: ~ f12J, Ray ~ (12). bert, Meier, ~ni, 1 min.. .!mpwo ' ·at fer .... "ro:.'~-~ by Casb -• lloe llllre ol oelllntl a ocbool - ~ aDd Oouclc Bolftn&ton, nu. 5 ft.. iK Jee. . , " .. .....,_, ., u ~-- '""'"" an the )'Olll'l "' 2% in. Boys football throw - Edcllo ..... I I - IH lo tioo ""ad by Mn. adWIIIeo, a HDlOI'I Girls sack raoo - Patsy Hill' Bufflnglon, (Ill, 1.!1\1 ft. 'l'llfoCe '11 li'Ja"' _. II Rol- Don Sllven, IIIII Boa 1uJo never ..,.... tho ....,L gy, (Ill. Girls blcyelo raet _ Corolyn lui ..t'ltlioto·, .......,._ :"" 2~·M Mn. ~M,j,., School alllclolo today releaaedl' Boys <10 J•rol dash- Fred Vaugbao, uu. . Tloe- ~~ odoecJ. n .•..,..r Ol1fiD · flrJt place wiDDon for eacb of Bo)'d, uu, u . Boyo bicycle raoe- Ray Pool· olod for 1111 Marietta Ia Ooata. IDe . - . Lilted flrlt lo the Daoketballlllrow - F...ci lloJyd In, 1121. a .G milo proJect oo U. S. II lD IV · lheo the winner's 111110, hJa Ult, 93 ft. f ill. 110 yard iluotlle relay, girls Wa~ Cotmly. 'l1le projec~ MJI8.~B W~ Ill ocbool, aDd lime or dJa. Boyo bnoacl Jmnp - Bob Ooarleoe ZundeL Lo1o Zeigler, lpi>ated 111}111 . aprrulmately fin Fl~~.:. in u...:.~· 2111 1 lance. . :Winebrenner,. (12), 17 ft. 4\1 ill. Kareu Feoguson aDd Ooerry Scott ~..,..., •1 teo yard dub for boyo - ,...,.i Boys sack race- Walter Grue,. U2L lillln ,...t!i of Marietta to tho ·~ lnl~lon al U. & II and S. B. day - 11000 aDd oulfered 0 (11}, 11 -da. er, !Ill. Tog.Q.War - Wlnnero, 12 6o 8 ~. will' [lm'fdo wider paYemeot, Ita! hip. M~ BulretbaD tlorow for girls Boy• 120 shultle relay - PbO aDd 7 • tllh. ~ctlml.ill ·~ 011 two Rtocue oquodEviDI. UU, • ft., f IIi. Sw!Ddell, Robert Emler, Dr,.. JIJNIO& 81GB . s~ ~ better light cJla. all p.m. Sloe wu Pole vault - Ray Poolfn, (JI} • . 8mllh aDd Bill J•weU, <ll, Ill.... !GO J&rol dash for boyo- Bruce !Dnct and~ aJIIll'CI"Iteo. RQu.p.Ooato - . . . . !oet, I lncbeo. ' GlriJ bll.llboU lh>ow - Kalbl)'ll ~ (1}, JJJ 100. OflloWI.ttgltlod thai lbo 41 Jo lloopllal. Booeb\11 tlorOw lor boyo- '!Wai.Quallo, <111, lit fl., tln.. _ j\f~ !Ills• !1Jr Q Butch .............. the GoegJem" Farm Is Day Camp .% It'• Mil to ltawe a lllelutlful home loko a look llVUnd l!!!! holle ••• IVtr,loodr oloo dote .Eibedelds Furniture , to PORTSMOU'111, Ohio (UP[) - C, d wao voted 1o Join the Oblo that fell Tlooraday oad Friday " which astrooaut Scott Car,-er ered . .lor. lial ~ Scioto County S h e r t f f RaaHU Chamber ol Commeree IIIII pay that city. will ride into space would ha,·e iD that they delayed fUI cbedl BU1111 oald Floyd Clifford. 10, billa. DlscuAlon wu held on the Tloe Xavier game ~ .., lh u, 1o be dismantled lo permit eogi· on other parts of the tubUrban Portemouth, was abot Federal HOU!Jing Administration been tancelled for this seasoa neers to get at the problem ~re~. rock:!t and the capeu)e in tae fl. and killed l'rlday Ia an argument with President John Werner ill leaving tbe Redmen with today'~ 'lbe difficulties marring prep- nai days befon ftigbt. with a oolgbbor ovar dogs. charge. twlnbill aDd two g"""" n e xl n.. heart al the problem wao Thomall Stegall, t7, was held in Ooamber .......... Calh BaJor week to close out the !It'll ,...... located in the ....U J41a . . are osed 1o keep 1110 COIIDiy jail on an _ . charse· aod Weldt ....., -..1 to MU• Oo TuesdBy, May !5, the R, 0 Bllrllll said Stegall admlll<id the •ey lbe -lblillleo of putting team will play ilo final b 0 m, in proper pooitioo 11 & _ , ohoollng. docb lo the r!vor oad a meet- game of the ...... wb •.J Cedor· tluoogh space. T1oe aberlfl roald StegaU loki mg of the COVJC was '""""'need vOle College comeo In for a sin· Srrnilar l'OOtrcl pro1t1ems foftood blm Clifford came to lho, lj<Hall for Wedneoday, May 16, lD the gle game. The ,..,.o'ol:oal co>· Glenn lo forego 101110 al ... • home, demandiDI ha .... . hJa only other bus..... Mr. aod M leal wlll be played at -..bland. ~ ~~~~1110 loo dogs penned. According to ltegall, Preaent were . . r •· Kentucky on Saturday, May 19 was ...._, '""...._~ - . . - . Cllffml left aDd returned with I Jobo Wemer, l!dlaoo Bak«, Wen· wheo the Redmon tangle w!tn . craft manualiy. ~ then.. loeb. tS guage oholgun. deD Gerlado, William ar,_r, Pltevillo College The Girl Scout '-"a<ha '"""' ...,..,. have made ., Clifford firod one ohol which Harold Hubbard. Ooarlone Hoe!· · elation has formed a doy camp effort lo perfect lloo ectalnk • struck Stasall's car and SltpU lllcb, Dlot Ow on, and FOR MOTIO:R'S DAY committee, aod has chn"'"' the free Carpeo!e< from a aJmi1ar pulled a sa.caliber revolver from Weld!.. NEW YORK (UP[) _ The 10 . Albert Goegleil. farm on Houte p1ight. , r "t ------hla belt and fired twJce, one lhot oooth orphan brought to this coun· 33 cr a eamp st e. striking Clifford In the alid<m>eil. . try by the llltemalional Mrs. d~· Kni~;iUb beMo;: CHfford died almost inltanU,. ""'"eDcy Iince 1954 arrived here camp or , ass Y· · ~· ld John Hunnell Jr. Camp cuft, year wD1 begin at 10 a.m. in Hearing Room County, hao beoa oppointed bead WAliiiNG'I'OII <UPII~ floor, Ohio Department Building. o1 one ol lbe new dlvlolonl II Labor Secrolary Jerey B. .~ Included oo the entire •IIIIo llall-tructlon aDd · Induatrial School at Laa· mao restped Frklay 111ih~ ••· f1 48 proJects are eigot Federal projecll to be know-ledgina: tbat be accepted. a lliid OOJlltruetion projects, five' ora on May 16, including John R. Fergum, chtef of the fl,IX» gilt from Tua1 ffn,~~eier alate construetlon projeeiJ and II WOf aDd OOJlnee<iDg are llale Juvenile Division, said Frl- Billie Sol Esteo he llkl lie wldenJne 1DCI reiUI't'aclng im- eel to cost f12,208,JOO. that Vejlltky wt11 be Ill unable to Jtve within hil pnrvemenll. Also !Deluded are aJx 'lbiJ amount would raile al. the occupatianal tr~ a-~ear 18.lary. bridtJ• painting f"'OjeeiJ in 10 total value fll aU n!ghway in which youlho woO Holloman, o f..._ Teuo eounllot aod t guard raU palnUna placed under oonlract during fuD lime prepar1J11 them·! leader, Slid today 11<! 1o 11ow f"'Ojeclllr 311 Mllllleo. 1ll82 calendar year lo $!!1,690, B . for oulaide. an unemployed eleetrlolan." 'llle ffnl of lht four Marietta ~ Divlsloo projeotlo " .IS milo )m. Ancient Vinlage 1 POMIROY cious service and wonderful , ~. Y:.e ~~~.::.:.. ~s18gio~~~ announ~ today that lis flflh bid openlnc Strvlnl Metp ON MAY 13 Mother will enjoy our gra• that 0 * * * .IJIAPour ter, Morlha Stewart Fog!-. and waa 8 Mason oounty nativo!,. l~rn :~: '::;.,.18lrl. llA! had beeo •H or · Survtvklg are hit wife, Kather. "•. a daughter, Mrs. W. R. M....,; two ,..,, SarnJ., al Mu1Jen1, w. Va., oud , of M"'on; a 11ster, Mrs. Casto, Wan-m, 0 .: _a Lon F011l....,g. Barn.,._ Middleport, wu dismissed 0 . ; 10 groadchild""', and day by Judge Bacon. great-grandchildren. 1111 son, Don, carrtes on the MAN ARBE8TED family bualoess, •Del io a former Toe Mo!iJ County Sheriff's basked>aU ooaclo a11c1 ptmcipai at P....._ reported the arrest Wahama 111gb Sdoool Robert F. Barnhart. 31, ·ol 'l1le body wiU lie ill .state from on a charge of iDtoxicatiDD. 1 ,_ • _,~ 1 t•- churcl • S U:~K.tay. will appe w • p.m. a r~ ar lllterment will be iD the Suncourt Juclae Emmelt Memorial Park, Pc Pleas· with Rtv. Richard Wri&ht ' . , 0 0 ol"ficiatlns. Friends may cai.l II Foglesong·· funeral 4Mmetta DiVISIOD Road TB0 d . o·ds PrOJecl 1 . .0 e pene WE PAY 3~. INTEREST ON SAVINGS RUTLAND ~ ll ac!ademic eornmunJty we andenlped , eat J h BrleQr not ::_IDled." 0 ' Oorp. . ID One way you can help yourselves is by cultivat• • jna the thrift habic. We eotclially invite youro Depoelt lniUJ'aac. ''·tb.i hu room for at aignatutel!l no1 0n oOmpletel Hlled Weft , Y · The pelil1olllo reacl, 'because can help you young people of commu~u,y, or the farm-youth oraaniza· Member Federal o:U.;: a : :.... bad.'~ ~lvod govemor's office. Eacb Whonever w~ 1871 lJDiva'llty lruoleOI · Stalder from Cali E. aricbr•a eecood HVeD yea Friday in adlon fl Meigs lorm Ollilo ,•Sunday. D!Salle ,:. Common Pleas Judge Joho C. fuaed to ~t 011 h' 1 con. 'l1le plaintiff was when ··about tlle Ul r:~:: her malden name, Doris G. llor Ia lbe week cor. ea;,.. Jtudenl.o .have' formed •r,,. An actloo filed during the 111 d 1 elide 111 Sludoml PetJ. year 111 """""on pleas clr lat· A. E. Erwin, South 11 . c.!,.lttee" aDd peUIIono-. Middleport, against Dexter BrleQr I 1 Frld . It win, Erwin Gulf Service YEARS OF COMFORT to - ""''[O[d up Rio lo 1o the ;;~~ Countr Slnct~ ., · • 1o tour •ve bert! I l lo ~ur ) le I a( (UPJl _ FARMERS ~ IS OURJOB, TOO. • Pomeroy lawyer Fred Crow works hard at his prof. . sion and dabbles in golf, bowling, and humor, He fiu 111e most fun in the humor department. · II wiD contain. 7ll aolique can. This week It received a remarkable addition: 1 H.. ant I que bicycloo aod .otage baby crocodile from Florida sender's name mercifu1Jy ooacbeo, aDd a 110'1 fore wa,.,.. withheld. The picture II)Jove 'is a close-~ the erltt8r Heficoplen wlll fly oV«b•ad, that looks like he would dine on Mr. '1 ll1iD Ill)" dropping _ , ...... the clty'o time. Actually, baby crocs are diffieult to feed (Wblcll Park of Roaes oo the parade quickly will become the home mission of Fred's 110111, """"· Rick and Carson, perhaps). Adult crocs aren't hard to Mayor R. Rallloll Weollake aod feed. They dine with pleasure on human appendages. the oily'• - - queeo Long before the Crow Croc becomes an adult tbeJw will be 1o the parade. 0o lhe ,... will be a legal dlsJlO.Sition !"ad• in tho case, !borefore. view stand will be 11 general• Mr. Crow, 111 his pursmt of a good lauch no mafttor who Uve ill the OoiU01'bu• aroa where it may be found, bas re<eived sheep, goats dueb, aloDI with ·memberoo of the Ohin and all sorts of material objects calculated to ..,.....iooal delogalloo. and ~der. His collection already Is recognized • most smgular. · Th• only trouble is that some of it by its own nature 0 goes Into limbo. Best example: This Cfl!c, a taw mollllllt from now. llarting TOMORROW'S ()C Rio book I crow'sCr odile .Ani•1l.'ed InMailsFromMi~Fia. uumlty """"' - . the !IIIASON - oiiJIRINGITit' Bpect~K>Uiar 1 Cbou Aid the eootinued otreogth· Weleh Reports Mr. Fog}esong, ..On Tour O£ Conru. and. pia· !:' o1 tanb. . ason '"lllfanlry " paradeIIA!~ ..w be led by thO. Industry Sites • Grande To 7..7 , Of M 81 the Pre,.. dent's _ . ,........ D'ed F 'd M!lltary aircraft will fly oveo' 1"'* Welch, maooager of lhe M W/ v !==-=:.::____________ Appointment Of andol Middleport .... 1 n ay 00 toke part ill lloe the Columbus • Soulhera Oblo EJee. eet "est a. Technici"ans Go On Crash Letart Falls, city belng by 1be com- Irk Company II Middloport, ,.. Funeral aervl"" .....u ll!ld ~ .., • : ,~- Tech Toda Brleker Brings JamesRacine.manager, Kimball of Athenl, for William H. who clly's oesqulconlonlal .....,. Mlddl.;:: Chamber ol Oo ~ • y run·e To FIX" Space Craft auggeots died Friday at uo p.m. the , m J leaf through their Cllnie, will be ~ld Sun· · p ls th Mn'ooiio' merce moetlng. Grande College today lacee . . , =•'•' 0 ' ~•.· r..~ r ssure boforo disposing U. day at o'clock from the Mai!Oft or mou ~ Welch. oad hia West Virginia Tecb. lD a double· <UPI>-A MatiODI fer ~I t.ne·--"•'*'· " often file a1 bl Mothodiol Church ( bora said lhal mueh lnfonnatlon header at 1 p.m. on !he team allechnicoans on "'"' orb• ride are aiJnilar -.' . us Gov. in k v ua • · . Killed ~· 4 o!:>talned that lhould diamond at Gran.!< time today, hoping to solve !>l"b- wlticlo during . cliiif ' V ·1\I.WJe Ja being · ~· ~:"'7 waa ~'It be a bt\neflt In 11oe future. n.. Coach Art Lanham's Bed'""n !em& which nave pw;loed bade naut John GleM'o fligbt Feo ._ IUttcf· tit l ' ifitup o1. Obw • . ~ civ er MMOD Cit.J_ •r ' · commJttee ebafr. two d Ua Cioeirmati this America's next manned orbiWI mal1lmctilm ill • control qa. Unlflri!IY ........ not f}IVOree Grant<l!d ma:f years aod • llcaloed fun..-. D Ar.-~ . . . \· .~· ~~ aloo ~!"""I a written - . but :..., Ulllble play flight 1o M•Y 18 at the earlieot. tern of the space eapou1o. polnl ·totlnlr u.s. Seoalor norls G. St!llder al :::::::..:~....h.! ::~ .og gument . report "' lbe toUr. t!oelr "ith XaV· lnfDmled sour... indicated ··~· - :=fG" 1 W. BrleU. oos boanl of A divo""' l"•nted DllriJ G. m other ~ of ll>o. C el ler duo -.Jy rain part fll 3.0()0).pou0d ""'""'ra:l n.. ~ _. "'" ......S. · Dau W)'nter ON THI DOUILI"' (Jn Color 1: P.anovlaion) I -alloGary Cooper Deborah Kerr "THI NAKID IDOl" - ~E~;;:the Esii~:~ Columbus '"I'' Bradbury Cla&~ Mer Wednesdny E11ening Nancy Kwan " JACOBS ~ Sloout No Qoampuuk. , U. S. military ..,.,.... reported a.. Hooel Sal bad b 0 0 • evacuated" by cJe. govermnent troop B)' Chou ED-Ial, prom!..., "reoolule C..trol Boll 01 c-.., Friday afteo' a b r lo I IU)>porl" lo ·lbe Loollaa robela. n.. abandnnmeot of llouei Sal, with attacking rebel wOI'Ilfd lbe !JDlled, Stateo oo hall wblcb Ja Ill mlleo wOII al the n.. Laollon del _,_,_ IllP~~~tlee in Southeull AJID. royal Olpltal of Luang Prabaog. eoae ·--·, - - . govenuneo lroopo Yirlually giveo the [II'I>Commllllill Otboro, alsO al .Columbus. Tro- A. B. tlooald G. Jooobo, ,.. pblel, ribbono .;od money awarda ol Mr...d -·Dale of IUN..MON.·TUU. owepl - into Ban Hmoot Sai, . tho laol otronl[hold lD IIOI'Ih· 0 Pomeray, Oh1o •1•1• bad C!OIIIIrmod that Itt ~ - • .._-ted -~~ forces <Ompleto - ' ..,er all ..... pullin• out of 11oo ..... but Sol .. ........., of the norlhwflleno hall al !he thll wu the ffnl eoaflrmaiiDa bf """'" the Melraoa River iDIAo ldacdom. U.S. mllllar)' bert tlo.t ll 'l'bollalld. A del.... _,_,.._ · bad fallen completel)' Jar. - y (Ill Banglot, Thalllllerior Min· " . _ , ............. hallda. Iaior Gao. Pr- aoaru.atlea oald, ll oa '-eel 011 off..,.ive (Ill WuhlnJ!on, 11oo Stoto Jle. oald ll'rlday that -~ 1100 Lao- wD1 be lauacbad limultaoeously lbe ldml•lalralloo 11ao aDd 1.000 clvlliana apiDJI"' Luaq Prabang. home of was OOIIIlderiDg "mon lor<eful"' fled inoo Tballomd. llA! 11 id royal the ldac. a11c1 lbe adminiotno"•e aelloo, poaolbly lbe dlapa!A!b Ill Loollan aolollm were beln~ dJa. eapjtal of Yleoltane, ,..t of the U.S. lroopo lo Laoo, to bois,.. the armed aDd b[>1 In a ....tro<led ( o v - . IIIID'I royal U'lllf'• dofeooe of _., "bile ol v lllo 11 d were The pledp ollllpp«< &om Rod the )lnJie ldogdom.} .......,... 1o determine wbetJoer China came ill a ....,.110 from Cloloo lltporl they are refugees or pro.Commu- Chou to "-ali.ot" JK"OJillor.<le&. CloiDMe Communlol PromJer nbs agenll.t lgoate PriDoo Souv811110 Pbouma. 11"1,.. "';1; .. ' I 22 atedl ~~m .h AJ.l leadeth . rs arelr•e- records Their a~ - . L . . quest ave timee1ror regL'i r · lion is ·9,985 pounds ·--~ . . bw this ~nta£"t of ~ .-t t•on ·~ . Y SIO pounc1a of fat, wheo M". Kmght. ed lo a lwJce.daily milking. .,.. day, , mature equivalenl bul:l 27 Unemploymrnl This Goemsey bull ,... bted Claims Are Fil'..d by ~ E. Adams, Ti-ula. di:;:~k h~~::~, m=.::..!~ :1:.~iogw~G::U:...~ len Quail&, <7 >, If/ ft., 3 in. office. reported this week that burnie Glen'o Lasa, ' that posteol Girls broad jump - Crestlyn 21 initial claims were filed by an ollldal pi'Oduellon record tf lflcks <S>, 11ft. 3 ln. M. County residents milk and 111 14013 ~ Girls <10 yard dash _ Ell ~ lot 1 number a1 ~loy .,.;..... of fat. "Lieulooanl" alol en • . Qualla, (7), II ""· ed now slonds at Sl5, compared hae bad 14 el blo f08il!ered B1W'balf throw - Dick Knight, ~ last year's total of 661 at this gbter1 ~W wi411.. aa averq~ (IJ, lll9 It hmo. ral.ing of 'Doolrable. lllgb jump - -Jell Gibbs, (8), 4 k., 5 ln. MEIGS GENERAL BOSPJTAL GAME ANIIOUNCI'.II Girls sact .,... :_ Janetto Scott 1AdmiMions - Fem Raynoao, A softball game will bo plaJtl <8 >. Racine Rl. •• La..-a Wat•.o:o Ra· SUnday at 2 p.m.• Rutlaod VL <10 yard daslo, bor• _ Bruce cille: Kathy Huddleslon, Pome- Bedford Youth Oeoter.atlhe W. Simpeoo, (ll. u sec. roy. · lml FIO!d oear Dorwin oo RDult Baskelball lhrow - Paul lt.ap. Dlocluort!e• - Lora J o 10 e s, :<!. ~ will lie loina. <a>, 110ft. liD. Minersville; Mae Alooander. Potn· a!Jie. Boys brood Jump- Jell Gibbe, eroy, Ill, IS fl. 1~ ln. RUPE FINED B-U ihrow for glrla - Bar. CAVI:IN IIIJtllll8 EIGDT Leo lbope, 411, fl1 Ooeoloire Ill. bora Higgins, (Bl, 114\1 fl. CIIARLEROI, Belgium (UPO- 2, wia fined p aDd .... 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