https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4887604ab20512c8f92ae5a4791a6052.pdf 4424598abc13fa6df7705bd1fc067b60 PDF Text Text . ''· ' t/ . - ' ., ' . t·-;.:,· . - ' ; . • ' .... .. ' . ,.. ·~···· ,, • • I' .. - ar y e ., ~) • enttn·e '" .... VOL XVIII NO. 39 iss -......outhern by Wise, rna.ry Rice on ~ Cak~," Nearly 1,000 pel'fiOII! applaud- ~ Katy Mor..-Ity, daul!hter of Mr. 111gb Scbool,.lduate, wblle ~ ed Saturday night when a p ,,,i·l and Mra. Pete Morarity, Lin· Ventura, Ohio University ttu!!'Of girl was 8111l0UJ\.ced tile Icoln Hetshts. She Is a 1961 dent from Claveland, was secwinner of the M!Bo Southern graduate of PomerOy Hillh ond runner-up and wu also preOhio Pageant held In the Pome- Scbool and Is employed by the . sent.ed the Miss Congenllllcy roy Junior Htsh School Audl- Pomeroy Ceinent Block · Co. trophy. Iorlum. ' Taking a large trophy aa firSt Miss Southem Ohio sang the Winner of the Mlea America runner-up of the pageant was theme song from the Andy Preliminary contest was Mlea Alice Smith, a 1961 Eastern rfi1h show as her talent wblle - - ''How tp I orar ~- Miss &utili slllii' "Today" and · ·MiJs Veniura recited a poem. I Jira Mefl, WMPO Racllo pro- I gral!l director, was in ch.. r~e of the lhow uslsted by Ralph · weriy. · Judges wert Carl Cook of r WBRJ Radld IIi Marietta, Be.- : erly FrankliD ol WSAZ-TV In HunUngton, Lot!uadla Anstao, I 1Program Dlreetnr., wArn aaAthens, Judy Housthold-, · A 500· Monks, Nuns s U. S·. End Aid to Ky ·- Sbf:.l:;~g cllrector:...:.~Qs~;~; : ]lll'ticJpaUng as con- I were Ia tbs pageant """ Racine: Wanda Hal~ Cbeohire; LiDda Latlley, Ru~ · It land and Vlcld Fetty, Pomeroy. Miss Wllllaml and Mills Sbra- 1, del' were two ol the live fino!- : Isis. I · DanMorri~ ALLEY OOP Employed• By Board -----------· HEY! 1 NEVER SIW 1WV OF THIIU: GIJYS . &:FORE! THEY'RE NOT MOOVIAN611 Iii/a REFRIGERI COMPACTT fila Into 30" glanU Giw 110 lbl. frao storaqe dOOJ to capocity, qto. !ruh ~ OH, I'LL GO Al.ONG WI'IH 1'1-IAT AU: ~lloCycle RIGHT... SAY!! · WJ-llti{~S THAT · · AAO<ET? no dicrla to away auteur RUT I .- 742-4211 ' .' ' -~.·' • ' .......... ·'"· ....-· ' ANOY CAPP' WEl-L, I CAN'T KEEP . PUTTIN 1 IT OFf- I'VE GOT i' 'TELL 1ER ~OMET!ME•• ., .. In WORLD ... - I l I ' . - ... '"· - ' I • ' I l. I .. \ ' ' \ , -. ' �,,,, ' ' , <,, lNTI!-IST 0111 I!IIIA . - ;; 1 ', ~ ... • ,f '' . " ' " Sund~y liy Tlit O)llo Vll- o.:'l<o.•• Company, 110 Mkliani< Pomeroy. Ohio 45189.' Bullneu 01 hl:r.~:~ ~~211i6. Edltorjal phofll! . .. · · EiiiBteb'IS second c\IU malllng matter · ot ~H~ ,~~ .office at Pomeroy, Ohio. Natl~ advertlstni representative Bottinelll Kimball. Inc., 3~ Lexlngto• .;v~.,i!i~fork .Citr. New York. . i . ' Sublci' ptlon roteo: DeUvend by car rl~r wbere avalllbl<e, 3ft ~~~~ per week l ott Htflt ldvailtt at the Dally Sentinel olfl<e 'lle.20; . llx montho, $9.10 1~r~~9!'1ba ~-1,!1. 11 Motor Rout• li68,11Hrler·Hrvict not available on• iniU ode year 'IO.OOr Three month•, $3.00 ,) ! .. , -sJ.\Iih liospitala, farmers, business, and every sepent of our economy is deIuaed ~Y. . f!l(llll to fill out that there u no~iliU'dljiiifle left for the main business at hand. Thousands of people are being ~111\lqyeJ!Iltroughout the country to do · ~ollillil\ 'b\1( take care of these · forms from Washington. Schools are employing people, in,some instances to devote full tlme.-IQ rnollling but the constant form wor.k.J&tCO)IIIection with every penny of money .tllat :is being handed out by lbe great lllhite .father. Just in the last few years .all .financial institutions have had to a~~~ personnel to make reports to the go~er!lmept on dividends and _interest paid ;IQ:Ilw-inlernai revenue servoce. Special stalb., in business and industry are har~. pr••"'d ..,...,. to keep up with the - . ,.corres, d pon ~Uii"···· • ' . . .. . The ;~erage person will probably say that it is not any concern of his, and reems to ~ave the feeling that it is only big busi\\es's that Is bothered, but he is gradu;illylfinding out that he should be concerned. because it Is reaching him, , and .has been through his pocketbook for sometime. .!>very penny of the costs to , the cuslomtr. If a hospital must hire a ll!gal •xpetl, his salary and expense is . ... ;p.dded on )Q.the bill. A school that has to hire someene for handling government ., form, we pay for t~at through taxes. If a busin~s man spends $1i,OOO a year filling out fomiS you p'y for it through the ·prl<es of 'lt~ms you buy. We are only starting to feel the effects of the paper delu~e ip the poverty, medicaro and other Y&~_ 1getting gimmicks of the government. You have only started• to see 'tlhmll can 'lead this country. Only when · ' we gel'rl!illy sick of this red tape will we '·· begin to 'call a halt, at the ballot bux. · A few are finding out that the more '· they earn the less they get. A lot of the wasted motion of red tape is what is run,: · -nfnj ~r Iilli up. Today it costl f]..33 to [, : buy What aokl for'' in 1950. A dollar i; 'iave<j,iiJ 1950 has lost 25 percent of its ~ urc~~g power. Food rrices are up l P'!i~.lli, in spite of al the talk that ' ! it c less today than, it did a decade ago. Tr psportatlon is up 89 per cent end clothiDf,..'- up 12 per cent. The only way to stop-lliis inflation is to Ioree the governmfnt to eliminate low prlorority speD· ding. In -otbtr words to only buy what u needed; aJ!dl.one way is to simplify papor work to a minimum, but as you well !mow tho government always does things the hard way, and at the greatest ex· penae.- a , ' .' 1 .,.,.J \: ;• " r _ 1 , Deny_Sentlnel,_Ji'omeroy·Midtllepon, 0., June 13, .', . :· ~'\;l' • A · ~ ~~··t·M., Brtal .· · · ~ er wDI JOin him b~l !"'I to ~~~ 4.. .'1 Top lyrlellt Johftny M-wr bowod out ol ~wy.'a "8abrllli raJa'" mUi~l iJI!I'bow II'> lem· ' ' ( . ~ '.~ -, .. . . '_ ·.~.~, . ltl)lblity hiHI a lip 111 ~ itilo-· -~ I . "'"' ~ I !lor ~alld aiiCI 'olbei' llemJ In, ' ml!Ory wall . wllkll ~ llfl'le ..tbo eltpn~ DeoilvJlk> · bla itldlon lloriiBJe ID bJiu..i por~ru~ .Jhel~r<J; ·-~1 "'' wrJto- ~ . tiotet .m.:Miami i:~U~t:r.i ~~~ ·i-.Gdc..-r. ·ne~!!!c tl-1'•··' ~ · .; ~ ten orlJlnally by ar,c,efuliy <>1Jnlormatlom · · ·· · • . "SU'b!ee~ No\ tl> .!le Olsclllf .• fedive 1118h. ••· -~ play· "Whatlritldellnil qency lfi No. ed Ill M ""'""' ,.. • J · · , lll'llht Samuel 'tayklt·' :;~All• ' filii' pllotb&rap~l~ modelina, olld·, "i!tlo o1 Mon~IIID ~~toil- Cooke's new Jlook ~~~ TV,, <!ommerclala; who Is ~ · . "Pocabmita'a ani! .lolu! Smllll. ' IM\tll tilled, "¥oulld Ule W.lirld lloil : tbNtrlcai . manqer; ·Is "CUster's lAst StiDd.~:. iii i10 Yean" :.: ~, ,lntpti~ <~.., ii ~~~~ M~O.· or Her · 0 ;~ 1 'trut.· : ins•""i ·w .' .· for new naaly-O!ck•· (''-A:il4 All- . ne~po"' I &ii!d wwk lor; . ..,. aell" etc.i Is to ealltl¥om "pro- 1 ''wh~ 'oro Jbo.,bal l!OWIII')' and wbal'l actillookln& ··lll roel<-1'!111 ti!St-plci!Jr<is" and we'll lei,time other kinds 01 'eluba to"Jolll?'' """'llvlty: ••· fol~, lbller . decide wbetber tbat's aenerl• Sbe closed , oaylng,' "T h t -wrllee Diolt of bls own tuneo .. desuipUon or its own IPI crlll- ·l!'ony Is !bat I bave so man,y ,He niakee up . wiid tlllei whlcll eai catcail . . . ,;......., DrOulrn, . lreat ll'le!Jds 'In l'alm · Beaib usually bave Ulllo tl> do wllll '!Y's little "Is that any was < but oaly. knoYI one PII'Him' the muslt .. Hi.cut two ~urnto run an alrlllle" culle, II lwlee ioSklent. of Miami.'' , Shy . , hero .111111 'theY lllll as perky·p~tl)> · m Off'TV-:aeteen tid. , OftiY eaelosecl SS ftllferent lb tile eoaat 1111' ,_Ina: meaa. Ule {she's now In her 2nd mov· atorlee IDCI:cOIIlinh Item• about wblle lleo· were pnued Je) . . Etbel Merman:s trium~ ber lraahf~ llt!)e ...u. " h!re td N. Y. The 'ltllowa In "Annie. Gel Your Gun~ has 'l'here'i_bn bOftell . Injun Je. oot tbere couldn't llfn't wllldl turned It lnlo a pr!U prnperiJ · lUll priest niJJitd Falher l!i"OWII wotfj.! mt ~ .whit 116111 llid 1o tbe summer-tents all over wltb 'a stnsatlohal senae ol'hu- , llnllly one 10111 brolte biJ 1D· a&aln - Margaret WbitJna mor . . . stationed now w I I b the East wltb one UUe aDd Just "ick-slglled to make t i k e JOsult Mlsalons for' lbe ~- u bil In tbo Wee~ wltb tbo .u.;. Menn in Mijwaukee Ice loot llidtillli, Felber Brvwa at er U!lt . : .. No ~ ~ Capades at Madisoa Squm ", .· . . . ~:" I ·were ;a:~~::-;:.~~~ndld ~ 'fHERE II •uch a thin& u tyranny even .. , ·..p .[~tanny Abroad 'lnlil cltmocratl~ society like our own. One>Of til• best examples of this is found In tbe•papet work· that eoes along with the rburtauCll<:Y that is crowing by leaps a1Jd.. b<lundl .evecy day of our lives, Wa· •hliiJlOn ola·, tile gre1test producer of a paper llllmrd that covers the country like l lliiii!Pt. An addition to this will c~e · wiUt·ulhe activation ol Medicare PI'OII'IIIl, M!1uy nothing ol the multitude of oth• 1!PT.0Cl"lml that will be proposed ancl ,-app"ved, and then the gradual sprnd, o~,welfare programs to everyone, not just. those over 65. ' I ~~ ever)'. .afW!I!l<ln (.eitcepl .... ,. fio·'.•:c....·'·~·e...•-·.:.. 'rl i"t.,:. ·B-~. tdiJ•.·· ~n;._~ ~ _ .\. ~,~~:»~·.· ~ · ' ·~. , ";;'~e! · . ~~~ AwQy, Boy, You ·. Bqtner , e!" · ",:\ .~'. if',·'- _.·.-~ . .., . .~r ·~ ~~ ' _.. ~\ _ :C." :;' ~"'"' ' · ·· ·:· .. ~ · · ·- ~ · .... ~lt~~·:..r.~ .);:'1~.. ~ Tannehlll, Edliot ;_I •••• ' ~' ~; ~,:' ~ ·; " "~" ,~ • .• ·t""'i.,..\_.~ S. Qw'n. 1'\tbiiJher ; ' ' • I , 'I ·"• Capitol Comment, t'vents weeko. Counless Cristina Paolozzl, tbo ":.Ore-front c:ontessa" who po!· ed semi-nude lor Diet Avedoa in Harper's Bazaar, doe!n•t ln. lend to let the U. S. Air Force Inhibit her liabits: her hubby Is Dr. Howard Bellin, """""'ned to tbe oolors at Florida's Hom• stead Alr Foree llaao aa ol July II _.. Tbe malrollly IWlnc• -.Modern 'B08S''Opens D _. o.ors For'Emp}oyes t_oFuncti ··,•on ' Jy HAIDLL SBORT ·· -~ ' "Actually. tblnp oro weU. or1anized," the vlucloua blonde aald. "We use four ealanclara Ia ~eep' tradt <II . Vllted Pren IDtenalfolll COWMBUS, Ohio (UPI)Tiie basi 15,000 III!Cl'I!JaiolN 'IIY > ' tt tbe belt boss anl'l'ben tlrlnp. selUed bock In a eomf<il1ablt "Ho tri!Vfll aU .over lhl ehalr and explained his Ideas -wwlll trut wa aet tblnas done llr<iut beinC boss. by telepboQe. It II easy lhl& By William S. White ''The old colrcept ·or the boei woy Iince we ·ue ready wltb· o belnl somebody allUn& on a succlncl presentation .ol lbt ' WASHINGTON - Tile returns a public denunciation of tbe lr· done long ago, They must suj>o throne ill gone," oald Herbert I lrulineu at band llld Ill eaa rom tbe California primartes responslblUty or tbe Republican pvrt sensible and fair but not ' make declllonl · laster E. Evans. ~re ringing loud alarm bells popular . front alld ultra-liberal punlllve and demago1lc civil "Tile boos should be the man lime• tir,an hare In 'tbe ¥filet alike lor the responsible Demo- Mayor ol New York City, John rights movements. They must II)' Woyne G. Brondllod~ M.D. wbo opens tbe doors so bls with till dlstraclionl." back public order In Ibis coon· era tic and Republican liberals Lindsay. ~ Two yeors •eo 1 devel- pe<Jple can function to tbe belt try, noi merely agalllst while JJr addlUon m htadlJri broadnationally. The Republicans will not win lawlessqess but also against N0o opod a lump on my tblgh. Altet ol tbelr ablllty. They make It plain that some nationally by going over to the '"Perbapa tile most bnportanl eastint .1laliolla wiiFD II a lew months some pus came kind of C<lllservaUsm -possibly other extreme, as they did in gro lawlessness. They must be out and tbe lump disappeared function o1 tbe man In charco ColiUIIbus, WGAR In Cleveland "extremist" but more likely not 1164 with Barry Goldwater. done wltb Iii'! fiiNiul, orid r but later II came baCk asaln. Is to give those wltb Jmaglna- and WATE radiO IDd lelerilioll quite that - Is powerfully on Equally however they will nom- make it abllo!ulely plain tbat Could this be a mal!lnant Uon 111d ideo tbe chlllCW to ill KnOliVlllt, Tenn., Erlllll .ll they will tolerall! tliem no more .. the march In tl>t country's bl&· inate only at tneir peril a popacllve In IIIIII!PI otber lleldo. f'!wlb1 What Ialiie best lrut- use tbem. If not ' ~~extremism" wW :.m.. gest state. . menl? · ular - front 1ype for President deed be tbe true and only wol'd Be il post ..tlooial pretldenl They worn the Democrats A From JHr deocrlplion in 1968. of tbe YOUIII Mm'1 a.tbtlu for the wild I!O!IItrvatlon tbaj that the always . embarraaslne I would suspect tbal ylu have "Imagination Is Important iJr a word, both parties now embraco of tbe ultra • liberal ~~: at lenglb ensuli .tbls n~; i benlgll .-~yst ol some kjnd. but wrlortunately in bil corpo'ra· Auocialloll aaha, olllctr ·..,. In ita world ..-pniulloa; fringe has oow become sufl• must do what they should have These often . beco)ne Jnleeled, Uans the .Ysten> slyn!JM•upresident o1 tbe eating and can no longer be suidlsehqe their contenll aird wlth JmasllliUOn anc1 Ideal. Oltenpothlc Foundotloo wldda ' tered without great dsnger to then. fill up aptn. " You can "Tile corporate .structure 1QP01'1a osteopotlilc roUifja, tbe party. Rational, Democratlc protect _ your ~~ from InjUry olten makee II dll!icull for liberalism must no longer slmIIlii lr!!lteo ol '"'era! eolleltt ' "· ,. and il!feetlon I( •lrould 1101 &Jva ll!lUSIIal people to lulletlon. · ply deplore but must roundly Evans II I ,noa-c......-1 Yqjl on~. I"I!Ub)e. II, .11 becomes Th•lr in)aalllitlon .1001 beYond .. repudiate the beatlllk Jeft-wlnl npresenlalln to" tho' UDllell ··. ;. nuloaooe II lli!>Uld• be rellioY· tho ro~tlne of a doplrtment aDd 1 • and Its reverse ·roclsrn·. '!!~~~· eel. .i whell tboy llort IUIReotlna new Naliolla anil tbe vNEIICO ~a ideas, oil too often II upaols tbe delepte • from tbo llatlaul It must rejec~ too, tbe sickAlaoclatlon of Braodelltera Ill by Helen sick campus splinter oi oYer . ~ ·~•lNII!II hal had embllllbed proeedureo. ' . low' wens removed. What eousage "student&" with Its Com''It II unfOrtunate tbal wltb lbe IDter·Amerlcllll' ·i\IIOdltloll THE WAfflNG GAME Children's ~. wboh mommunist . influenced clamors for il them? Are tbef malJinant? the tremendoua oead lor brains ol llroldealtarl, 1 11oi11 dole lo Dear Helen: bers take bititlilcapp.d ' )'011111 - A-A .... orse~1 aDd ideu • that tbo @rpQrate bt.o lloart 1tr diNIDPin11IJillll-. flat appeasement in Viet Nam, I have been married three P..,ple on' ooi~; · teacb tliem its dralt-<:ard burninp, and lis cyst Is not mallanant. It Is system olton errcourases' those lllllllilll ._, peopltl. • and one-half montbo and I don't cralts, etc. Clill ' y ol)r Wolfert "demonstrations" against oleca.uaed by an obotrucllon of oot Who 1iU to ploy it sale, lVIII U "Tho lillie trwUklr ·radio II seem to gel pregnant. Do you or Mental ·Health ·MIOclailon ol tbe oil' 1lands In the 1kln but 11 oo.l. mean no 111111 110 bill, rnentsry public decency. bdttplc . . ond ldeaa A• to the Republicans, lhe 1uppose we are doomed to be IDd Inquire. Or; il you ean lllld· what eousea tbe obetruetlon 11 oo erron." and ~ • .ji!JOPio Ill _ childless? We are under 30, and several other partnts ol crlp- not known. 1 · · to 01 ld R lifer tbo· uld. ,.... • tbo unmense VIC ry .Rona ea. - SO WORRIED pled <hlldren, yoo mlgbt form tbe· reference to booeball Han lor tbe g'ubernatl>rial noml· Dear· S. w. ' Gilly relleetOd tho Witll llld · ren191eol .,.,.. " ooid. 1 group of your own. Q Colld polpllatfol, DerV· natioo Is in porty-power Jerms Pallence is a virtue. You have Wllo knows, Ibis slammed . varied Interest. held by &Yana ootblng less tban an earth- been married far too ·,bort a door may open a new Ule for OUSileu; otlll jolnts, soronai ol who wm be hollot'ed'~ Ia tbe breallo, apelll ol cbllllnesa, quake. Win or lose in tbe fall lime to be worried on tbal your daugbler. - H. lnternalloirll "Boos of a burnJn& of tbe 10lea ol tbo . tho against tbe incumbent Delno- li<Ore. Later, If you're worried, Dear Helen: -tbl Year• by lbe 8,GOO 1 feet, tlngllD& ol tbe hands and erotic Governor, Edmund <!0IIIIull your doctor. - H. Sex in the office, Sex In colllll!lllberl· ol . Ilia . Nllionll Brown, Reagan haa put h II Dear Helen; lege, Sex In ~ lll)ija1ii~. ·... . a Jl08ted loJICUe be menopo~11l Secretatiel AasodaUo.n (IDterna· brand deeply upon the G.O.P. My wile aDd I lmve •!ways I'm wollderlng ll. ll~a!'~i· &IIi. IJII!ploms? A - Polpltatlon and DerVOUJo tiona!) In North IDd South Ill the West. Moreover, II Is a spent our two week a vacation boaJ:. Whero lo an :'llllf·iO<Ialleil " nesa are usually duo Ia emo- Arnlrlca llid Europo. bralld upon tbe most theoretica~ wUh Our daughters at a moun- lltl? , :-.:. · ,' · E¥iDa ~~ ~ ol Ptoplel 11 cauaes. If you are ....-ly ly IJemornltic orea of t h a t tain cabin. Tbis year the older '··' ~~ . ork' d • Down at Ilia ofliet, tbe m.n worried about tbe me!MIPIIIP Broldclatlirg, Co.. headqirar· Weet. daughler 11 w mg an eon 1 brinl tbeir. lunches In ·' ......,. _ "''" terod here, bul bls lbterwa Ia . go. Our Ill-year-old wants to "'u"" tbot eould aggriYall! · thesa otber fteldt tate him overseas From hero II appears obvious take ber Jteady boy friend a- paper bags and play 'lirid&it'l\10 oymptoms. sliffne,s ol tbe jol!lls that Brown's unexpected dllli- lonl on the trip. There's room. rest of tbelr luneh I!OIIr,')om· may follow · buroll of unaCCIII- three or four timee a year. Hla cully in l•lnlnil renomblillon b en shop lor their . ktik' ~Illes tomed ezet:dse. or, like · the ....-etarJ of 31 yfBrl llYI Wh do think '· ut · · · at you durin• theirs. No .lnlr 1- betel . llliDl!PIUSII 1)'"1p!iyn but IIIIJ, worldnr lor him ill "an a .dlinC over the ronsenratlve Democrat- FATIIER G. " "'~ eblllena• every day " i< Mayor of lot Angeles, Sam Dear Father: I wasn't extclly a monk In eol- be • natural conaequene. "We never know what I• Yorty,. amply proves, the deI tbink ' negative. They'll elth· lege, bul sex wasn't rtD!I>IDI iJrC, Keepi"'. yourself· pbyaltaUy rOina t. hlppen 11t11 bu! II structive nature or tbe Demo· either. ftl II o!7J way tl> mlnlmilo lhll .,. rome back engaged or hat· We liv' In tbe suburbs and usually ........ Mrt. ·Evelyn erotic far left. Brown, a reasoneach other. Whichever' we don't even KNOW , o u r oymptl>Dl. able libeal, is the victim or as- ing Kelel llkl Ill dflcrlblliC • doy vacation will be tar from sociations, however reluctant on your rostlul! nelgbbors, m~cb Jess '· slet!p Soreness Of the breaall worktnl wllb here . . . wllb them! , .might well be dllo ld•Itorhis part, with such far-out forer-~ Why not Invite a girl friend . . takoil lb ll)leylale llltiiOpoliUI ' "-· es as these: . .· lnslead? - H. II Aml!l'rea .11 su • asturated, 'IJII!pfo!DI Tire dooialt ol liudl • J Those wbo did not meroly ron- Dear Helen' . rm sure IDIBSlnc ~:-\1<1,'1- As . ·hormones 'requtrea ·1~ done but actually aoluled tho My 15-year-old daughter Is my ;vlfe .Paulllle Q •·tmeot """llnou' Is· O.t· , 1 ·" . Jed rtad lhil, "Just•<Ill 1110 ' • •- . · ' ,...,. .L:.. lndelenslblo race rloll in tbe b dl adl y, ..eropp a y, very b Unsaturated.'' :_ · SATISFIED menopoulll symp~ ,bo,o,y ~ay Watts area of Loa Angel01 and Iince birth. For yeara lllle ba1 ANYWAy. 11o uUied by a ti!pOid dollC!en·. '• saw in their appalling violence wlloeled bersell to a nearby Dear s.•. _ And the-'s ... ., or rorcet~ ·10 elolie tho ' . a reason for more and more otore for ' books and i<o cream. d "'" w111c1o "'•-••• of the Ito 01 <ivil rights laws. Tile new owner called me y... best klndl - H; , · ' w. - · - . L I<! .. . lerday arid oald silO ·can't como This column io , dedicated to tile feet ma;v. lie due w.lleiDI OD Those who made the campuo any morl becau8e o1 tile wheel lamlly ilving, BD II you'ro bav· your lett lor lii!Pr. perlodl of the University of Californ- doair. (Ito rubllor tires don't lng kid trouble or Just plaiD tlran you h'"·' beeli used to, ia at Berkeley a ahambles of -mark· lbe\Uoor.) , trooble; let HeiOir help YOU. acosaive •mokiltl, llbelll)' ,.. hisslnl diaorder aiiCI tbe ...,. Tire truth is, l;m afillld, tile Site wHI also welcome your agln8, tor ol 1 prolqed lynchi"' bee woman d00811't want to ·took at own amuslnl l!lperlOilcel. AdTin&llnt In tbe haDdi mq over the body of the bipartisan my bai\d4:apped child, IDd Is drell Helen Botltl in oaro ol be due to anemia. . Coated foreign policy ol this naDon. afraid bU•being tbere will burt lhll newopaper. tonp Is <Ill• to !101 ,.ilnc' . ' ·' Disgust witb what hao been business. enou&b food · ~t rl,qitlres .. happening is a !ar mqre , ,.,)~· .This ~~ 11\Yi ·llal!lhter'o onlySl!!XI'm FOI\ 'lllll!DLE' ebtwirtC· sucb u toP( Ot' ri"<i • eol factor In Reagan's l!'lUJDPb, plea·:i!11~ ~e only atoro near HOLLYWOOD tOPij Sar cmoll. 'l'fle.in1110patiie etNlll- ·... II tbil rolumnisl'l OP.lnlon, t11a11 . io ony wldo v01er . ilfll!1 1!1, llje . ~ fOr;ller--to·W!It 1n her • Raquel Weleb wllbplq.. tb• 17 ltll b~ ~,lull 1tioul ; Now sbo hal one feminine lead upJIOI!ite • &bert tveeytltlnl ,tlreae 4!1Y• lnlalliblllty of Ronald Reagan, - 1 ,r ,. wbo hal never beld a publle of· leu lhiD& to look forward to 1D wacner in "The - - - Jlun;,. ·, • .. ·, · ·1 , , , daya IIIJed wttb waltJna. How dlo o1 'lbem All.'' ·' '· • · • ..,. • ' • · II Wllil 11! . . _ by · tho lice. eon I tell ber? - UNWANTf:D ' foUOWlne: lllabetea mellll,Us, At aU evtnts, tbe meeaose to Dear. unWBIIIOd: . IAM)Y.a'~il-~-0: dloltl!fltllll; tlf!r ~- ' ml .1 . the Republicans nationally Is Tell ,.., ,diwCJiter .oniy what HOLLYWnno· -~~) '"''•·- cbolec;llociOilli'? ( ' , ' · r ·' n . •('fl", ·r,-,,,....,.: ~Jl, .·. · tbil' Tire loug ·tendency among tho WGIIIIII laid: wheel ·cllliin 1 ,. no··......., ·"'U'·-'-• ely lljmnil, wbt , , · ~;;;·rllbldt - "'.. ...· IIilldi the lllltral Republie8111 to ~ oro ....... ....., ·a. I tbe debut ljl "'llhq'l· ~.; ol . "?"' _...~ .. . . • .. . pupular • front arrqemeall .store, ~lbly bl!ca'uii of o v· lf?'' -wiD ne£1· • • ' illirl'e - .. tliu; with disaffected far.ieli Demo- trallle pr'<iilleirr.' Wbttever YIMI Ill ' · OC! ' • · '" ' ....... ·11"whldl•lbei't .. ' II ·· ' . agat iD}ibt 'UEitie:•: · ·. :··· ,. ·' •' ir, crats. WOI!'t work any. moro .11 do, dmr'tlet bei- 111 your bitter- 111 " P The ~ Stalrca~e;· , , . ,. . ,. • . ·~U.·U ' llllllllilll,lla-,~ '.• tbe West. jlllt as Ills :on alru- W, .beeausi' ft' lliGuld' :biirt I!E' R 1'1'1~ is rmldl. Storekl!epBIIJlllp , ~ ~: , 'lliiQ ol' llittlll'·liltlil4'lr. f,pd"' IIJ b~ llroillr In But. II ' within 'lttr rlglfti, tbougb i!OLLYWooP ' (iml) ,;. J«1 . qlc!dl' tft llllllli· - •ta• • IIIII _ ,. ,. For IIYIJI II tbe l'I!IU!ts were ::•·~ -~ .~IIP. Ililmlnlln from Clllloralll, I Clil'lll) '-lllueb lor ber' bu- BishOp WID oul!itlfutt·r.\rl ~Otift. ,.:. ~, ~. '•' ··:·<!" ' tho . ~iy llbeol ~(j.. llw.'!IJ ' ' . 1.11 ~ .. bolt ot tbo ''Too . -~ ......~~··· ; .· ' ean Govll'llllr o11141w York, Ntl· . Mlii!t. ~ti~ · fi'ivo viltunteei ' 'iiJ,h!'l lii!lw :~ :IIIIJ-' It ,- ..... :f!rllbl<lJ·.-4111 bl!td41r y ,, ) .., Rocbltlllr. 1111 <lrlvm 1<1 . . . . tbl CrJwle!! . l<ir fJur .... - -·- · · ~~~ . . .',•! ' ' . ' DOllOR SAYS ' . :NATIONAL LEAGVE AMERICAN LEAGUE I'IIAM W L PCI. GB Team W L Pet. GB I l.os Angeles .. S4 22 .<Ml'l · ICleveland .. .. S4 18 .liM lart-rran. . .. .. 3ii 13 .11111 Baltimore .... lt6·:W .11411 l'l1]4burgb . ~ .. 32 23 .582 -1II Detroit .. .. .. a3 Zl .Blt 2 Phlladelpbt.o .. 31 24 .164 3\1 Min..sota .... 26 28 .500 a Houotmo .. .. • 11 21 .544 S\1 caiUornla .. .. 21 28 .491 8\1 151, Louis .. .. .25 28 .472 7\1 Chicago .. .. . 25 27 .481 9 AUanta ...... 27 32 .l5B 8\1 New York .. . 24 28 .453 tO t:lnclnnatl .... 23 311 .434 U\1 Kansas City .. 21 31 .401 I3 New York .... 20 30 .400 It Washington . . 23 35 .397 14 Chicago ..... 17 37 .315 11 Baltimore .. 26 35 .364 !51> Sunday's ReBUlts Sanday'• Reoulto Kansas City 4 California 1 Pittsburgh It AUanta I Minnesota 2 Cblcago 1 Philadelphia 5 St, Louis 3 Detroit 7 New York 5, fist) New York 3 Cin-U 2, II Inn. New York 12 Detroit 10 (2nd) Houston a Chleago 4 Clevelalld 6 .Washington 3 San Fran. 3, Loa Angeles 2 Baltimore 8 Bostl>n t Mllllday'• Games Monday'• Games St LoUis at New York l!) Minnesota at Kansas City (2). twi night - A. Jackson (8-4) twi-ni.ght - Pascual (8-4) and llld Washburn (2·31 vs. Hami~ Perry <I~) vs. Hunier (l<i) and ton (1-4) aiiCI Shaw (J-4). Stafford (0-0). Atlanta at l'hlladelphia (2) Calllomia at Chicago 12) twltwi night) - Cloninger (5-tl) nlgbt - Rojas (1-0) and Brunand Blasingame (;1-4) vs. L. et (1-3) vs. Horlen (2.(1) a~ Jackson (3-5) and Buhl (f-4). Lamabe (3-2), I ClnclnnaU at Pittsburgh. (N) WasJUngton at Detroit (N) -Jay (11-2) vs. Law <(2-3). - Sesui (25) bs. Wicl<ersham Roustl>n at Los An&olee (N) !U). -<:uellar (~) vs. Sutton <7-4). Bostl>n at Clevelalld (N) Chicago at San Francisco- SadowSki n-O) vs. Tiant (1-2). Brogilo (2-4) ·~ Herbel (I~) New York at Baltimore (N)or Perry (11-1). Downlnl (6-3) vs. Palmer (5-3). Turvene will Call Signals ForSooth Unit I WISH I HAD A J GUN THAT SHOT , .~ p, tor cr e~u.£r~ .' .' ,, THE GATLING (rrlACHINE) GUN INVENTED tN 1861 BY RICHARD J. GATUN6, Around and About AMERICAN INVEIHOR 1318-03. Al50 I"'ANUFAC1- uREO A RICE-.SOWJIVG f'il4CUINE AND W'HEiaT DRILlER. · \ Regatta Parade Scores . N,_. . HELEN HEL!~lJS! a~j1f-..~ l.'t- ,, · at- ' 1• or.,. -BE~RY'S "==· I MarioJI Pair Pilot Mustang To ISt.Place TOLEDO (UP!) - Five rec· ords were set and another was lied Saturday In the annual Classic Track and Field Meet, which features what tbe sponsoring Ohio High School Coaches Association thinks are tbe beet teams In the state. STATE MArl- Wayne Ward, director of the state de· Records fell In the IQO.yard partment of personnel, left, was on hand for the regatta dash, ~e ·mile, th~ shotput, tbe jlllrade to _re!)~esent th~ State of Ohio. Rep. Ralph Welker discus · .rnd the mile relay. of MetiS IS,Seated bestde btm. Tile mile was done in 1:18.6' by West Drock of Toledo Libbey, the 440 was won by Dwight Johnson of Cleveland East T..,b In 47.5 seconds, the diocus was tossed 100 feel 4\1 inches bj> Pete Miller Hilliard and tile Cleveland Eas't Tech team copped 2.7 seconds oil the old mile relay mark of 3:20,4. WENTZVILLE, MO. (UP!) _ A potr or Marion, Ohio, race drivers piloted their Ford Muslane to first place In tbe miles, '&ans.America Sedan Race at Mid<American Racewaya &!nday. T~m Yeager and Bob Joltnson won featured race aiiCI look 15.GOO In purse money.' Johnson Jumpod into tbe at tile "Le MAns" type , and Pllced ·rue field ol 33 ean lud!i'Iiut"'lliaps of tbe 105 Phil Gncy, Dayton P.otb, beat lap iact. brily t9 finished the old shotput mark by 10 foet, II Inches with a toss of 61 feet. tbe gru!llng race, '' •trl' SO(:JAL CAtENOAR ' CHECK THIS .... ' PIICE Til! "' 3 ROOMS of duiil-. t"" rnm . ,,......... • ·bi,M•III• •11\d.llll It w . ...,_!Iii .· ' .. $595.00 ,,. '\ .1!NNIS ~ I I'· • F'ot '.All t~o-:.; Flmll · ·r $1. • ., . ,;, > '·"" ,;r;. j •• ·~ · "•/J9 ' \ ) a.:. IJW, .1•. .! .•1, ·~ ,, Y , ..... . ~lt*t·i:l . FJ ll~i:J.t IE · . · . . . .ii'QtT, 0. . lorry a.-, 1 125 E. Main St,J { �,,,, ' ' , <,, lNTI!-IST 0111 I!IIIA . - ;; 1 ', ~ ... • ,f '' . " ' " Sund~y liy Tlit O)llo Vll- o.:'l<o.•• Company, 110 Mkliani< Pomeroy. Ohio 45189.' Bullneu 01 hl:r.~:~ ~~211i6. Edltorjal phofll! . .. · · EiiiBteb'IS second c\IU malllng matter · ot ~H~ ,~~ .office at Pomeroy, Ohio. Natl~ advertlstni representative Bottinelll Kimball. Inc., 3~ Lexlngto• .;v~.,i!i~fork .Citr. New York. . i . ' Sublci' ptlon roteo: DeUvend by car rl~r wbere avalllbl<e, 3ft ~~~~ per week l ott Htflt ldvailtt at the Dally Sentinel olfl<e 'lle.20; . llx montho, $9.10 1~r~~9!'1ba ~-1,!1. 11 Motor Rout• li68,11Hrler·Hrvict not available on• iniU ode year 'IO.OOr Three month•, $3.00 ,) ! .. , -sJ.\Iih liospitala, farmers, business, and every sepent of our economy is deIuaed ~Y. . f!l(llll to fill out that there u no~iliU'dljiiifle left for the main business at hand. Thousands of people are being ~111\lqyeJ!Iltroughout the country to do · ~ollillil\ 'b\1( take care of these · forms from Washington. Schools are employing people, in,some instances to devote full tlme.-IQ rnollling but the constant form wor.k.J&tCO)IIIection with every penny of money .tllat :is being handed out by lbe great lllhite .father. Just in the last few years .all .financial institutions have had to a~~~ personnel to make reports to the go~er!lmept on dividends and _interest paid ;IQ:Ilw-inlernai revenue servoce. Special stalb., in business and industry are har~. pr••"'d ..,...,. to keep up with the - . ,.corres, d pon ~Uii"···· • ' . . .. . The ;~erage person will probably say that it is not any concern of his, and reems to ~ave the feeling that it is only big busi\\es's that Is bothered, but he is gradu;illylfinding out that he should be concerned. because it Is reaching him, , and .has been through his pocketbook for sometime. .!>very penny of the costs to , the cuslomtr. If a hospital must hire a ll!gal •xpetl, his salary and expense is . ... ;p.dded on )Q.the bill. A school that has to hire someene for handling government ., form, we pay for t~at through taxes. If a busin~s man spends $1i,OOO a year filling out fomiS you p'y for it through the ·prl<es of 'lt~ms you buy. We are only starting to feel the effects of the paper delu~e ip the poverty, medicaro and other Y&~_ 1getting gimmicks of the government. You have only started• to see 'tlhmll can 'lead this country. Only when · ' we gel'rl!illy sick of this red tape will we '·· begin to 'call a halt, at the ballot bux. · A few are finding out that the more '· they earn the less they get. A lot of the wasted motion of red tape is what is run,: · -nfnj ~r Iilli up. Today it costl f]..33 to [, : buy What aokl for'' in 1950. A dollar i; 'iave<j,iiJ 1950 has lost 25 percent of its ~ urc~~g power. Food rrices are up l P'!i~.lli, in spite of al the talk that ' ! it c less today than, it did a decade ago. Tr psportatlon is up 89 per cent end clothiDf,..'- up 12 per cent. The only way to stop-lliis inflation is to Ioree the governmfnt to eliminate low prlorority speD· ding. In -otbtr words to only buy what u needed; aJ!dl.one way is to simplify papor work to a minimum, but as you well !mow tho government always does things the hard way, and at the greatest ex· penae.- a , ' .' 1 .,.,.J \: ;• " r _ 1 , Deny_Sentlnel,_Ji'omeroy·Midtllepon, 0., June 13, .', . :· ~'\;l' • A · ~ ~~··t·M., Brtal .· · · ~ er wDI JOin him b~l !"'I to ~~~ 4.. .'1 Top lyrlellt Johftny M-wr bowod out ol ~wy.'a "8abrllli raJa'" mUi~l iJI!I'bow II'> lem· ' ' ( . ~ '.~ -, .. . . '_ ·.~.~, . ltl)lblity hiHI a lip 111 ~ itilo-· -~ I . "'"' ~ I !lor ~alld aiiCI 'olbei' llemJ In, ' ml!Ory wall . wllkll ~ llfl'le ..tbo eltpn~ DeoilvJlk> · bla itldlon lloriiBJe ID bJiu..i por~ru~ .Jhel~r<J; ·-~1 "'' wrJto- ~ . tiotet .m.:Miami i:~U~t:r.i ~~~ ·i-.Gdc..-r. ·ne~!!!c tl-1'•··' ~ · .; ~ ten orlJlnally by ar,c,efuliy <>1Jnlormatlom · · ·· · • . "SU'b!ee~ No\ tl> .!le Olsclllf .• fedive 1118h. ••· -~ play· "Whatlritldellnil qency lfi No. ed Ill M ""'""' ,.. • J · · , lll'llht Samuel 'tayklt·' :;~All• ' filii' pllotb&rap~l~ modelina, olld·, "i!tlo o1 Mon~IIID ~~toil- Cooke's new Jlook ~~~ TV,, <!ommerclala; who Is ~ · . "Pocabmita'a ani! .lolu! Smllll. ' IM\tll tilled, "¥oulld Ule W.lirld lloil : tbNtrlcai . manqer; ·Is "CUster's lAst StiDd.~:. iii i10 Yean" :.: ~, ,lntpti~ <~.., ii ~~~~ M~O.· or Her · 0 ;~ 1 'trut.· : ins•""i ·w .' .· for new naaly-O!ck•· (''-A:il4 All- . ne~po"' I &ii!d wwk lor; . ..,. aell" etc.i Is to ealltl¥om "pro- 1 ''wh~ 'oro Jbo.,bal l!OWIII')' and wbal'l actillookln& ··lll roel<-1'!111 ti!St-plci!Jr<is" and we'll lei,time other kinds 01 'eluba to"Jolll?'' """'llvlty: ••· fol~, lbller . decide wbetber tbat's aenerl• Sbe closed , oaylng,' "T h t -wrllee Diolt of bls own tuneo .. desuipUon or its own IPI crlll- ·l!'ony Is !bat I bave so man,y ,He niakee up . wiid tlllei whlcll eai catcail . . . ,;......., DrOulrn, . lreat ll'le!Jds 'In l'alm · Beaib usually bave Ulllo tl> do wllll '!Y's little "Is that any was < but oaly. knoYI one PII'Him' the muslt .. Hi.cut two ~urnto run an alrlllle" culle, II lwlee ioSklent. of Miami.'' , Shy . , hero .111111 'theY lllll as perky·p~tl)> · m Off'TV-:aeteen tid. , OftiY eaelosecl SS ftllferent lb tile eoaat 1111' ,_Ina: meaa. Ule {she's now In her 2nd mov· atorlee IDCI:cOIIlinh Item• about wblle lleo· were pnued Je) . . Etbel Merman:s trium~ ber lraahf~ llt!)e ...u. " h!re td N. Y. The 'ltllowa In "Annie. Gel Your Gun~ has 'l'here'i_bn bOftell . Injun Je. oot tbere couldn't llfn't wllldl turned It lnlo a pr!U prnperiJ · lUll priest niJJitd Falher l!i"OWII wotfj.! mt ~ .whit 116111 llid 1o tbe summer-tents all over wltb 'a stnsatlohal senae ol'hu- , llnllly one 10111 brolte biJ 1D· a&aln - Margaret WbitJna mor . . . stationed now w I I b the East wltb one UUe aDd Just "ick-slglled to make t i k e JOsult Mlsalons for' lbe ~- u bil In tbo Wee~ wltb tbo .u.;. Menn in Mijwaukee Ice loot llidtillli, Felber Brvwa at er U!lt . : .. No ~ ~ Capades at Madisoa Squm ", .· . . . ~:" I ·were ;a:~~::-;:.~~~ndld ~ 'fHERE II •uch a thin& u tyranny even .. , ·..p .[~tanny Abroad 'lnlil cltmocratl~ society like our own. One>Of til• best examples of this is found In tbe•papet work· that eoes along with the rburtauCll<:Y that is crowing by leaps a1Jd.. b<lundl .evecy day of our lives, Wa· •hliiJlOn ola·, tile gre1test producer of a paper llllmrd that covers the country like l lliiii!Pt. An addition to this will c~e · wiUt·ulhe activation ol Medicare PI'OII'IIIl, M!1uy nothing ol the multitude of oth• 1!PT.0Cl"lml that will be proposed ancl ,-app"ved, and then the gradual sprnd, o~,welfare programs to everyone, not just. those over 65. ' I ~~ ever)'. .afW!I!l<ln (.eitcepl .... ,. fio·'.•:c....·'·~·e...•-·.:.. 'rl i"t.,:. ·B-~. tdiJ•.·· ~n;._~ ~ _ .\. ~,~~:»~·.· ~ · ' ·~. , ";;'~e! · . ~~~ AwQy, Boy, You ·. Bqtner , e!" · ",:\ .~'. if',·'- _.·.-~ . .., . .~r ·~ ~~ ' _.. ~\ _ :C." :;' ~"'"' ' · ·· ·:· .. ~ · · ·- ~ · .... ~lt~~·:..r.~ .);:'1~.. ~ Tannehlll, Edliot ;_I •••• ' ~' ~; ~,:' ~ ·; " "~" ,~ • .• ·t""'i.,..\_.~ S. Qw'n. 1'\tbiiJher ; ' ' • I , 'I ·"• Capitol Comment, t'vents weeko. Counless Cristina Paolozzl, tbo ":.Ore-front c:ontessa" who po!· ed semi-nude lor Diet Avedoa in Harper's Bazaar, doe!n•t ln. lend to let the U. S. Air Force Inhibit her liabits: her hubby Is Dr. Howard Bellin, """""'ned to tbe oolors at Florida's Hom• stead Alr Foree llaao aa ol July II _.. Tbe malrollly IWlnc• -.Modern 'B08S''Opens D _. o.ors For'Emp}oyes t_oFuncti ··,•on ' Jy HAIDLL SBORT ·· -~ ' "Actually. tblnp oro weU. or1anized," the vlucloua blonde aald. "We use four ealanclara Ia ~eep' tradt <II . Vllted Pren IDtenalfolll COWMBUS, Ohio (UPI)Tiie basi 15,000 III!Cl'I!JaiolN 'IIY > ' tt tbe belt boss anl'l'ben tlrlnp. selUed bock In a eomf<il1ablt "Ho tri!Vfll aU .over lhl ehalr and explained his Ideas -wwlll trut wa aet tblnas done llr<iut beinC boss. by telepboQe. It II easy lhl& By William S. White ''The old colrcept ·or the boei woy Iince we ·ue ready wltb· o belnl somebody allUn& on a succlncl presentation .ol lbt ' WASHINGTON - Tile returns a public denunciation of tbe lr· done long ago, They must suj>o throne ill gone," oald Herbert I lrulineu at band llld Ill eaa rom tbe California primartes responslblUty or tbe Republican pvrt sensible and fair but not ' make declllonl · laster E. Evans. ~re ringing loud alarm bells popular . front alld ultra-liberal punlllve and demago1lc civil "Tile boos should be the man lime• tir,an hare In 'tbe ¥filet alike lor the responsible Demo- Mayor ol New York City, John rights movements. They must II)' Woyne G. Brondllod~ M.D. wbo opens tbe doors so bls with till dlstraclionl." back public order In Ibis coon· era tic and Republican liberals Lindsay. ~ Two yeors •eo 1 devel- pe<Jple can function to tbe belt try, noi merely agalllst while JJr addlUon m htadlJri broadnationally. The Republicans will not win lawlessqess but also against N0o opod a lump on my tblgh. Altet ol tbelr ablllty. They make It plain that some nationally by going over to the '"Perbapa tile most bnportanl eastint .1laliolla wiiFD II a lew months some pus came kind of C<lllservaUsm -possibly other extreme, as they did in gro lawlessness. They must be out and tbe lump disappeared function o1 tbe man In charco ColiUIIbus, WGAR In Cleveland "extremist" but more likely not 1164 with Barry Goldwater. done wltb Iii'! fiiNiul, orid r but later II came baCk asaln. Is to give those wltb Jmaglna- and WATE radiO IDd lelerilioll quite that - Is powerfully on Equally however they will nom- make it abllo!ulely plain tbat Could this be a mal!lnant Uon 111d ideo tbe chlllCW to ill KnOliVlllt, Tenn., Erlllll .ll they will tolerall! tliem no more .. the march In tl>t country's bl&· inate only at tneir peril a popacllve In IIIIII!PI otber lleldo. f'!wlb1 What Ialiie best lrut- use tbem. If not ' ~~extremism" wW :.m.. gest state. . menl? · ular - front 1ype for President deed be tbe true and only wol'd Be il post ..tlooial pretldenl They worn the Democrats A From JHr deocrlplion in 1968. of tbe YOUIII Mm'1 a.tbtlu for the wild I!O!IItrvatlon tbaj that the always . embarraaslne I would suspect tbal ylu have "Imagination Is Important iJr a word, both parties now embraco of tbe ultra • liberal ~~: at lenglb ensuli .tbls n~; i benlgll .-~yst ol some kjnd. but wrlortunately in bil corpo'ra· Auocialloll aaha, olllctr ·..,. In ita world ..-pniulloa; fringe has oow become sufl• must do what they should have These often . beco)ne Jnleeled, Uans the .Ysten> slyn!JM•upresident o1 tbe eating and can no longer be suidlsehqe their contenll aird wlth JmasllliUOn anc1 Ideal. Oltenpothlc Foundotloo wldda ' tered without great dsnger to then. fill up aptn. " You can "Tile corporate .structure 1QP01'1a osteopotlilc roUifja, tbe party. Rational, Democratlc protect _ your ~~ from InjUry olten makee II dll!icull for liberalism must no longer slmIIlii lr!!lteo ol '"'era! eolleltt ' "· ,. and il!feetlon I( •lrould 1101 &Jva ll!lUSIIal people to lulletlon. · ply deplore but must roundly Evans II I ,noa-c......-1 Yqjl on~. I"I!Ub)e. II, .11 becomes Th•lr in)aalllitlon .1001 beYond .. repudiate the beatlllk Jeft-wlnl npresenlalln to" tho' UDllell ··. ;. nuloaooe II lli!>Uld• be rellioY· tho ro~tlne of a doplrtment aDd 1 • and Its reverse ·roclsrn·. '!!~~~· eel. .i whell tboy llort IUIReotlna new Naliolla anil tbe vNEIICO ~a ideas, oil too often II upaols tbe delepte • from tbo llatlaul It must rejec~ too, tbe sickAlaoclatlon of Braodelltera Ill by Helen sick campus splinter oi oYer . ~ ·~•lNII!II hal had embllllbed proeedureo. ' . low' wens removed. What eousage "student&" with Its Com''It II unfOrtunate tbal wltb lbe IDter·Amerlcllll' ·i\IIOdltloll THE WAfflNG GAME Children's ~. wboh mommunist . influenced clamors for il them? Are tbef malJinant? the tremendoua oead lor brains ol llroldealtarl, 1 11oi11 dole lo Dear Helen: bers take bititlilcapp.d ' )'011111 - A-A .... orse~1 aDd ideu • that tbo @rpQrate bt.o lloart 1tr diNIDPin11IJillll-. flat appeasement in Viet Nam, I have been married three P..,ple on' ooi~; · teacb tliem its dralt-<:ard burninp, and lis cyst Is not mallanant. It Is system olton errcourases' those lllllllilll ._, peopltl. • and one-half montbo and I don't cralts, etc. Clill ' y ol)r Wolfert "demonstrations" against oleca.uaed by an obotrucllon of oot Who 1iU to ploy it sale, lVIII U "Tho lillie trwUklr ·radio II seem to gel pregnant. Do you or Mental ·Health ·MIOclailon ol tbe oil' 1lands In the 1kln but 11 oo.l. mean no 111111 110 bill, rnentsry public decency. bdttplc . . ond ldeaa A• to the Republicans, lhe 1uppose we are doomed to be IDd Inquire. Or; il you ean lllld· what eousea tbe obetruetlon 11 oo erron." and ~ • .ji!JOPio Ill _ childless? We are under 30, and several other partnts ol crlp- not known. 1 · · to 01 ld R lifer tbo· uld. ,.... • tbo unmense VIC ry .Rona ea. - SO WORRIED pled <hlldren, yoo mlgbt form tbe· reference to booeball Han lor tbe g'ubernatl>rial noml· Dear· S. w. ' Gilly relleetOd tho Witll llld · ren191eol .,.,.. " ooid. 1 group of your own. Q Colld polpllatfol, DerV· natioo Is in porty-power Jerms Pallence is a virtue. You have Wllo knows, Ibis slammed . varied Interest. held by &Yana ootblng less tban an earth- been married far too ·,bort a door may open a new Ule for OUSileu; otlll jolnts, soronai ol who wm be hollot'ed'~ Ia tbe breallo, apelll ol cbllllnesa, quake. Win or lose in tbe fall lime to be worried on tbal your daugbler. - H. lnternalloirll "Boos of a burnJn& of tbe 10lea ol tbo . tho against tbe incumbent Delno- li<Ore. Later, If you're worried, Dear Helen: -tbl Year• by lbe 8,GOO 1 feet, tlngllD& ol tbe hands and erotic Governor, Edmund <!0IIIIull your doctor. - H. Sex in the office, Sex In colllll!lllberl· ol . Ilia . Nllionll Brown, Reagan haa put h II Dear Helen; lege, Sex In ~ lll)ija1ii~. ·... . a Jl08ted loJICUe be menopo~11l Secretatiel AasodaUo.n (IDterna· brand deeply upon the G.O.P. My wile aDd I lmve •!ways I'm wollderlng ll. ll~a!'~i· &IIi. IJII!ploms? A - Polpltatlon and DerVOUJo tiona!) In North IDd South Ill the West. Moreover, II Is a spent our two week a vacation boaJ:. Whero lo an :'llllf·iO<Ialleil " nesa are usually duo Ia emo- Arnlrlca llid Europo. bralld upon tbe most theoretica~ wUh Our daughters at a moun- lltl? , :-.:. · ,' · E¥iDa ~~ ~ ol Ptoplel 11 cauaes. If you are ....-ly ly IJemornltic orea of t h a t tain cabin. Tbis year the older '··' ~~ . ork' d • Down at Ilia ofliet, tbe m.n worried about tbe me!MIPIIIP Broldclatlirg, Co.. headqirar· Weet. daughler 11 w mg an eon 1 brinl tbeir. lunches In ·' ......,. _ "''" terod here, bul bls lbterwa Ia . go. Our Ill-year-old wants to "'u"" tbot eould aggriYall! · thesa otber fteldt tate him overseas From hero II appears obvious take ber Jteady boy friend a- paper bags and play 'lirid&it'l\10 oymptoms. sliffne,s ol tbe jol!lls that Brown's unexpected dllli- lonl on the trip. There's room. rest of tbelr luneh I!OIIr,')om· may follow · buroll of unaCCIII- three or four timee a year. Hla cully in l•lnlnil renomblillon b en shop lor their . ktik' ~Illes tomed ezet:dse. or, like · the ....-etarJ of 31 yfBrl llYI Wh do think '· ut · · · at you durin• theirs. No .lnlr 1- betel . llliDl!PIUSII 1)'"1p!iyn but IIIIJ, worldnr lor him ill "an a .dlinC over the ronsenratlve Democrat- FATIIER G. " "'~ eblllena• every day " i< Mayor of lot Angeles, Sam Dear Father: I wasn't extclly a monk In eol- be • natural conaequene. "We never know what I• Yorty,. amply proves, the deI tbink ' negative. They'll elth· lege, bul sex wasn't rtD!I>IDI iJrC, Keepi"'. yourself· pbyaltaUy rOina t. hlppen 11t11 bu! II structive nature or tbe Demo· either. ftl II o!7J way tl> mlnlmilo lhll .,. rome back engaged or hat· We liv' In tbe suburbs and usually ........ Mrt. ·Evelyn erotic far left. Brown, a reasoneach other. Whichever' we don't even KNOW , o u r oymptl>Dl. able libeal, is the victim or as- ing Kelel llkl Ill dflcrlblliC • doy vacation will be tar from sociations, however reluctant on your rostlul! nelgbbors, m~cb Jess '· slet!p Soreness Of the breaall worktnl wllb here . . . wllb them! , .might well be dllo ld•Itorhis part, with such far-out forer-~ Why not Invite a girl friend . . takoil lb ll)leylale llltiiOpoliUI ' "-· es as these: . .· lnslead? - H. II Aml!l'rea .11 su • asturated, 'IJII!pfo!DI Tire dooialt ol liudl • J Those wbo did not meroly ron- Dear Helen' . rm sure IDIBSlnc ~:-\1<1,'1- As . ·hormones 'requtrea ·1~ done but actually aoluled tho My 15-year-old daughter Is my ;vlfe .Paulllle Q •·tmeot """llnou' Is· O.t· , 1 ·" . Jed rtad lhil, "Just•<Ill 1110 ' • •- . · ' ,...,. .L:.. lndelenslblo race rloll in tbe b dl adl y, ..eropp a y, very b Unsaturated.'' :_ · SATISFIED menopoulll symp~ ,bo,o,y ~ay Watts area of Loa Angel01 and Iince birth. For yeara lllle ba1 ANYWAy. 11o uUied by a ti!pOid dollC!en·. '• saw in their appalling violence wlloeled bersell to a nearby Dear s.•. _ And the-'s ... ., or rorcet~ ·10 elolie tho ' . a reason for more and more otore for ' books and i<o cream. d "'" w111c1o "'•-••• of the Ito 01 <ivil rights laws. Tile new owner called me y... best klndl - H; , · ' w. - · - . L I<! .. . lerday arid oald silO ·can't como This column io , dedicated to tile feet ma;v. lie due w.lleiDI OD Those who made the campuo any morl becau8e o1 tile wheel lamlly ilving, BD II you'ro bav· your lett lor lii!Pr. perlodl of the University of Californ- doair. (Ito rubllor tires don't lng kid trouble or Just plaiD tlran you h'"·' beeli used to, ia at Berkeley a ahambles of -mark· lbe\Uoor.) , trooble; let HeiOir help YOU. acosaive •mokiltl, llbelll)' ,.. hisslnl diaorder aiiCI tbe ...,. Tire truth is, l;m afillld, tile Site wHI also welcome your agln8, tor ol 1 prolqed lynchi"' bee woman d00811't want to ·took at own amuslnl l!lperlOilcel. AdTin&llnt In tbe haDdi mq over the body of the bipartisan my bai\d4:apped child, IDd Is drell Helen Botltl in oaro ol be due to anemia. . Coated foreign policy ol this naDon. afraid bU•being tbere will burt lhll newopaper. tonp Is <Ill• to !101 ,.ilnc' . ' ·' Disgust witb what hao been business. enou&b food · ~t rl,qitlres .. happening is a !ar mqre , ,.,)~· .This ~~ 11\Yi ·llal!lhter'o onlySl!!XI'm FOI\ 'lllll!DLE' ebtwirtC· sucb u toP( Ot' ri"<i • eol factor In Reagan's l!'lUJDPb, plea·:i!11~ ~e only atoro near HOLLYWOOD tOPij Sar cmoll. 'l'fle.in1110patiie etNlll- ·... II tbil rolumnisl'l OP.lnlon, t11a11 . io ony wldo v01er . ilfll!1 1!1, llje . ~ fOr;ller--to·W!It 1n her • Raquel Weleb wllbplq.. tb• 17 ltll b~ ~,lull 1tioul ; Now sbo hal one feminine lead upJIOI!ite • &bert tveeytltlnl ,tlreae 4!1Y• lnlalliblllty of Ronald Reagan, - 1 ,r ,. wbo hal never beld a publle of· leu lhiD& to look forward to 1D wacner in "The - - - Jlun;,. ·, • .. ·, · ·1 , , , daya IIIJed wttb waltJna. How dlo o1 'lbem All.'' ·' '· • · • ..,. • ' • · II Wllil 11! . . _ by · tho lice. eon I tell ber? - UNWANTf:D ' foUOWlne: lllabetea mellll,Us, At aU evtnts, tbe meeaose to Dear. unWBIIIOd: . IAM)Y.a'~il-~-0: dloltl!fltllll; tlf!r ~- ' ml .1 . the Republicans nationally Is Tell ,.., ,diwCJiter .oniy what HOLLYWnno· -~~) '"''•·- cbolec;llociOilli'? ( ' , ' · r ·' n . •('fl", ·r,-,,,....,.: ~Jl, .·. · tbil' Tire loug ·tendency among tho WGIIIIII laid: wheel ·cllliin 1 ,. no··......., ·"'U'·-'-• ely lljmnil, wbt , , · ~;;;·rllbldt - "'.. ...· IIilldi the lllltral Republie8111 to ~ oro ....... ....., ·a. I tbe debut ljl "'llhq'l· ~.; ol . "?"' _...~ .. . . • .. . pupular • front arrqemeall .store, ~lbly bl!ca'uii of o v· lf?'' -wiD ne£1· • • ' illirl'e - .. tliu; with disaffected far.ieli Demo- trallle pr'<iilleirr.' Wbttever YIMI Ill ' · OC! ' • · '" ' ....... ·11"whldl•lbei't .. ' II ·· ' . agat iD}ibt 'UEitie:•: · ·. :··· ,. ·' •' ir, crats. WOI!'t work any. moro .11 do, dmr'tlet bei- 111 your bitter- 111 " P The ~ Stalrca~e;· , , . ,. . ,. • . ·~U.·U ' llllllllilll,lla-,~ '.• tbe West. jlllt as Ills :on alru- W, .beeausi' ft' lliGuld' :biirt I!E' R 1'1'1~ is rmldl. Storekl!epBIIJlllp , ~ ~: , 'lliiQ ol' llittlll'·liltlil4'lr. f,pd"' IIJ b~ llroillr In But. II ' within 'lttr rlglfti, tbougb i!OLLYWooP ' (iml) ,;. J«1 . qlc!dl' tft llllllli· - •ta• • IIIII _ ,. ,. For IIYIJI II tbe l'I!IU!ts were ::•·~ -~ .~IIP. Ililmlnlln from Clllloralll, I Clil'lll) '-lllueb lor ber' bu- BishOp WID oul!itlfutt·r.\rl ~Otift. ,.:. ~, ~. '•' ··:·<!" ' tho . ~iy llbeol ~(j.. llw.'!IJ ' ' . 1.11 ~ .. bolt ot tbo ''Too . -~ ......~~··· ; .· ' ean Govll'llllr o11141w York, Ntl· . Mlii!t. ~ti~ · fi'ivo viltunteei ' 'iiJ,h!'l lii!lw :~ :IIIIJ-' It ,- ..... :f!rllbl<lJ·.-4111 bl!td41r y ,, ) .., Rocbltlllr. 1111 <lrlvm 1<1 . . . . tbl CrJwle!! . l<ir fJur .... - -·- · · ~~~ . . .',•! ' ' . ' DOllOR SAYS ' . :NATIONAL LEAGVE AMERICAN LEAGUE I'IIAM W L PCI. GB Team W L Pet. GB I l.os Angeles .. S4 22 .<Ml'l · ICleveland .. .. S4 18 .liM lart-rran. . .. .. 3ii 13 .11111 Baltimore .... lt6·:W .11411 l'l1]4burgb . ~ .. 32 23 .582 -1II Detroit .. .. .. a3 Zl .Blt 2 Phlladelpbt.o .. 31 24 .164 3\1 Min..sota .... 26 28 .500 a Houotmo .. .. • 11 21 .544 S\1 caiUornla .. .. 21 28 .491 8\1 151, Louis .. .. .25 28 .472 7\1 Chicago .. .. . 25 27 .481 9 AUanta ...... 27 32 .l5B 8\1 New York .. . 24 28 .453 tO t:lnclnnatl .... 23 311 .434 U\1 Kansas City .. 21 31 .401 I3 New York .... 20 30 .400 It Washington . . 23 35 .397 14 Chicago ..... 17 37 .315 11 Baltimore .. 26 35 .364 !51> Sunday's ReBUlts Sanday'• Reoulto Kansas City 4 California 1 Pittsburgh It AUanta I Minnesota 2 Cblcago 1 Philadelphia 5 St, Louis 3 Detroit 7 New York 5, fist) New York 3 Cin-U 2, II Inn. New York 12 Detroit 10 (2nd) Houston a Chleago 4 Clevelalld 6 .Washington 3 San Fran. 3, Loa Angeles 2 Baltimore 8 Bostl>n t Mllllday'• Games Monday'• Games St LoUis at New York l!) Minnesota at Kansas City (2). twi night - A. Jackson (8-4) twi-ni.ght - Pascual (8-4) and llld Washburn (2·31 vs. Hami~ Perry <I~) vs. Hunier (l<i) and ton (1-4) aiiCI Shaw (J-4). Stafford (0-0). Atlanta at l'hlladelphia (2) Calllomia at Chicago 12) twltwi night) - Cloninger (5-tl) nlgbt - Rojas (1-0) and Brunand Blasingame (;1-4) vs. L. et (1-3) vs. Horlen (2.(1) a~ Jackson (3-5) and Buhl (f-4). Lamabe (3-2), I ClnclnnaU at Pittsburgh. (N) WasJUngton at Detroit (N) -Jay (11-2) vs. Law <(2-3). - Sesui (25) bs. Wicl<ersham Roustl>n at Los An&olee (N) !U). -<:uellar (~) vs. Sutton <7-4). Bostl>n at Clevelalld (N) Chicago at San Francisco- SadowSki n-O) vs. Tiant (1-2). Brogilo (2-4) ·~ Herbel (I~) New York at Baltimore (N)or Perry (11-1). Downlnl (6-3) vs. Palmer (5-3). Turvene will Call Signals ForSooth Unit I WISH I HAD A J GUN THAT SHOT , .~ p, tor cr e~u.£r~ .' .' ,, THE GATLING (rrlACHINE) GUN INVENTED tN 1861 BY RICHARD J. GATUN6, Around and About AMERICAN INVEIHOR 1318-03. Al50 I"'ANUFAC1- uREO A RICE-.SOWJIVG f'il4CUINE AND W'HEiaT DRILlER. · \ Regatta Parade Scores . N,_. . HELEN HEL!~lJS! a~j1f-..~ l.'t- ,, · at- ' 1• or.,. -BE~RY'S "==· I MarioJI Pair Pilot Mustang To ISt.Place TOLEDO (UP!) - Five rec· ords were set and another was lied Saturday In the annual Classic Track and Field Meet, which features what tbe sponsoring Ohio High School Coaches Association thinks are tbe beet teams In the state. STATE MArl- Wayne Ward, director of the state de· Records fell In the IQO.yard partment of personnel, left, was on hand for the regatta dash, ~e ·mile, th~ shotput, tbe jlllrade to _re!)~esent th~ State of Ohio. Rep. Ralph Welker discus · .rnd the mile relay. of MetiS IS,Seated bestde btm. Tile mile was done in 1:18.6' by West Drock of Toledo Libbey, the 440 was won by Dwight Johnson of Cleveland East T..,b In 47.5 seconds, the diocus was tossed 100 feel 4\1 inches bj> Pete Miller Hilliard and tile Cleveland Eas't Tech team copped 2.7 seconds oil the old mile relay mark of 3:20,4. WENTZVILLE, MO. (UP!) _ A potr or Marion, Ohio, race drivers piloted their Ford Muslane to first place In tbe miles, '&ans.America Sedan Race at Mid<American Racewaya &!nday. T~m Yeager and Bob Joltnson won featured race aiiCI look 15.GOO In purse money.' Johnson Jumpod into tbe at tile "Le MAns" type , and Pllced ·rue field ol 33 ean lud!i'Iiut"'lliaps of tbe 105 Phil Gncy, Dayton P.otb, beat lap iact. brily t9 finished the old shotput mark by 10 foet, II Inches with a toss of 61 feet. tbe gru!llng race, '' •trl' SO(:JAL CAtENOAR ' CHECK THIS .... ' PIICE Til! "' 3 ROOMS of duiil-. t"" rnm . ,,......... • ·bi,M•III• •11\d.llll It w . ...,_!Iii .· ' .. $595.00 ,,. '\ .1!NNIS ~ I I'· • F'ot '.All t~o-:.; Flmll · ·r $1. • ., . ,;, > '·"" ,;r;. j •• ·~ · "•/J9 ' \ ) a.:. IJW, .1•. .! .•1, ·~ ,, Y , ..... . ~lt*t·i:l . FJ ll~i:J.t IE · . · . . . .ii'QtT, 0. . lorry a.-, 1 125 E. Main St,J { �., ' ,. ' 'I . 3 ROOMS New oNLY AO.OO Down - Nlonco ., Con•oniont $9.99 r..... TO $12.99 ,_ @1[}:3@@~~ . irf}:fl~ lj . . . < ' I I ~(YJU¥1]~~~' @@u¥i1LS@~ AECIPE ( 'I .A ~if~. ·W@O:D~ · Continued From·Page One) toil rrom lhe most destructi"' rainfall ID the history of Ibis BrltiBh crown colony rose to 60 today and officials warned that more Dooding and dangerous laAdslideo were likely. The latest outcial couot placed the known dead at 48 with onother 14 trapped in collapsed buildings and under landslides lllld listed as dead. At least Zl other perso•• were missing and there were reports ol new landolldes that may add new nameo to the <asualty list. ~O:IJ[Q)~Iifir ) ~ .... Retails effective Mon., Tues. & Wed. Only in Middleport Famed Rabbit Ean As a starter let's taokle the Wnen TV was getting off the program situaUon. ground in 1943 as a An estimated 30 million sets medium, people in barss ~;::~: [ are tuned to "The Monsters," ed around ll).inch sc HunUey-Brinkley, Red Skelton, "Rabbil ea rs" and Milton Berle et al. But TV producer became household words Sylveoter (Pall Weaver esti· almost everyone in Hollywood ' mates. that "40 per cent ()( thought lhat il they ignored it adulls are not as consistent television would go away. viewer11 as they were 10 years Today TV has· changed the ago." lives and ideas of millions. It (]alms DfcllDe Coming even has altered the cont'elJt of Critics agree TV performs ~ar. For the first time in credibly in sports, !Jews, publlc h1st!ry mas_seg of people affairs and occaslona1 "speiooking . al V1et Nam reports cials." Ordinary programming are seemg what f1ghtlng reaDy · such charges .. New . is litre. Human beings who Herald Tribune never get of ttieir K. D0an.'s: "Commer· GROUND CHUCK SUNKIST LEMONS c c Cat4lgorieal Denial ..........,, ••• LONDON - A SPOIIoM"""' lor Billy Graham's crusade d.. nied a newspaper report that the evango:Ji~l's organization was econoJIUZmg because •t laces a possible defleit of flO,· 000 in 1840,000 budget . Walter Smyth, crusade direotor and vice president of t h e Billy Graham Evangeli>t AsS<>dation, said in a alatemeAt: "At tbts point the crusade is following a normal pattern. 1t is burd to aay 1011 that at tbt clooe of the CI'IIJiade, there will be either a aurplus or a deficit. But from 811 the tndtcatioop all bllil will be met." doL lb. JANE PARKER - MADE WITH BunERMILK •J ... 4 ENRICHED ·BREAD ' . .'J A&P BRAND-OUR FINEST Enrollmenl Up APPLE.SAUCE -----'!~31c ' PLAY TH~ FABULOUS .... BONUS BINGO·.' , ' .• ... , AT YOUR A&'·'~P ROME - A teua Italy awalled today the reiiU'IIa from ioeaJ ..· WIN UP TO .; '. ' aJP ... 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'. -~· , t . • .~ .i. ~}~ ., ,p~ ..: A ~HT· •At .,•· 0 ~!I~ 1 GON. LIVa IN lr, '?Uftlll MDNaauA. ., . ~ ,j •. SeePage70f :. . ·YOUR BONUS BINGo GAME·. 11001< '· ' ' elections in Rome and other llaliao citlel that will show w thor Pope Paul VI or Communtst Lui8i Loaso bat creator inllueoce ia tbe eapllal ol tho country and world CatholldBm. The main raee wu bl tho Eternal City where tho ComntuAlsla were trying hard to win a larger vote thu Premier AI· do Morn's ChrisUan Democratlc Party and win a voice In tbe city ~overnmenl Both the Vall· cu and the Community party loulbl tbt electoral baUie witb ~) n:n• - . . !'"""""''"" IVINT-..:.. ss .. ss• .......,....._IJ'IIr• __ _,...,...... 6...,., _ _ _ _.,,... ... , - I I - · HAD A "'lnll" - · SEORC . • FIVE DAY FORECAST Tempera- lor . . a... day period Taotday tftoQ~ Salllrday wtJ1 - · about i degreeo. llelow - · Normal .,..._ 11141 ... Cltvolanil 71 ... 1'1, Iowa Colambal a .... •• ... a.. cllulall 1M and 14. CeoltD& 1re1111 lllr8ipoot er ·lire poriod. Sliowon alooal mld'Weeli wDI avorap 0.,e. looll to - bleb. s Meet• et Thursday . . .;. . The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will hold its first 1966 membership meeting! at Lake Hope oo Thursday, tt was annoonced today by Dahlberg Director The aer meetlng will ~ open to all members of the SEORC Fred Neuenschwa*, rector of Development for Slate of Ohio, will be tbe guest speaker and will talk "Jobs and Progress" ID Scnlt!>-l FINDLAY, Oblo (UPI') -Poealllero Ohio lee t«tay <OIIIbed a wooded ·. . . river b~ In oeareh for dues Tho Coullcd, whiCh I> dedi· Ill the sex·slaylq of 11 eigbleated to the development ol year-old boy whose body was So~easWII Ohio,. will foUild atufled under 10101 bruell m~tingo 18 Gaillpoho, on the flank of tbt Bla1ebord White and possibly Logan later River. ' in the summer. E. E. Davie, presldeRt of the Police Chief Wayne Ethell SEORC, stated that tbt mem· said the boy, 11m Trut. '0'81 bership would be brwght uptwice, atabbed twlee and df><late oA p rograma initial- ~lilly molooted Friday alter ed by tbe Council especially be bad left borne to 10 lishlq. those blvolvllil ~sm, Jn. Tbt boy'l body WBI dloeo.dustry and ~way Saturday Dl8bt by lilt ol mont. • 11111-member 1INl'Ch oqUid. Joe Saltz, Vlntoa County Hll bicycle wu louDd about . rector of tbe SEORC r. fWd• away, where tl!e killer charge of tbe meetJni. He lppiii'OIIIy attempted lo bido II. eel that tickets could be llemletdo detecllvoo and . cbaaed from Joe Saltz ~m lba Bureau thur· E. E Davis 0~ JDH· ldenlllealloD IIIII Jo~ Lam~. Jackson, at Lolldoll llid carl Dablberg Wellston. apparel~~ n<:oo of · ' ldeatll)o at lba · PLACB CIIANGJ!D wen queslkltiiDf persl>ltll The past presldenll of the mflbt ban apetted Amerir1n Legioa allllliary will botw- lba llmt meet at the home of JlrL and lba time be met George Hackel~ Middleport, IIBI !baa I lllll~ I ro • Instead of with Mrs. . B • al b Neutzling, •• wa1 previously 'l'bo murder lito 11 • announeecj. of tbe l!llllmim .Kodak eo. llld, t1t1 WEATHER t1t1 etp111 .,._ If A Uldo ooolor 8UIIIia011 Italgh~ lew IW6 iortllwell, 85 'II 1IOIIbHit. Partly . lloady,.j ...rer Taeaday w1t11 Men. - - ·--------- _.. _ all their forceo. . Tbe nial conducted a campaign. The Vattcu edly warned tbe Catbolics gains! their vote In face of tbt daaiiW·I Ia•• Police Comb Wooded Area ~":r~i~p~"s~~~~~~~· Arthur L. Leach, .rackson, I daughter, 4:1n p.m. Sunday. 1 · Mrs. Richurd Dlocur W. eo Barr·ett. ~ liam M. Davis, Karen D. eent, Mrs. Wayne H. Mrs. John T. Farmer, M r '·I L' • Richard L. Forty, M•ss Linda· .L" lue Gillespie, Mrs. Melvin R. , 01.. • Halstead, Mrs. Robert J. Har· per, Junior l Hoschar, Paul E. YIRI«<t I "laltl ........... Long, Mrs. William , !Jiorgan, ,... ...... to tllio , . _ Tbo Mrs. Price Patrick, At\\l!ony W. Pedwin ....... lllllldlr-oiJW ... Remy, James H. Rickman, Mrs . -poriectb..-,_ Loren 0. Roberts, ·Chester M. put Roush, Mrs. Charles J . Sauer, ........._llatlllet'ojaot ol file Pedwia ...,., 'Ibey'N Ira E. Saunders, carroll R. huilt lo witfWall41 _ , Sheets, James W. Wilson, Mrs. Albert T. Young, Jehu H. Far· -dale oul. ley, Mrs. Earnest T. Brown, Lynne R. Cottrill, Mrs. Marvin R. Mo.,, Danny AlleR, Edgar Atkins, Mrs. Charles Borden, Mrs. Shelva D. caruthers, KaMIDDLEPORT, 0. thy L. Cayton, Edwurd Holbrook DTess tavQ•Y"Jfe f ....;..OV aAI Allll ~NDITICININ& (\~) q ........,. (:'~) ) . ' , .. eBOATS and MOTORS e BOAT PRICE I • • . Pomeroy Cem.ent Block Co. ' • '. ··.; ... ' ,, ,. '<,'J ' '· . • >' fLORO~t :.' CARPET BEEF STEW BARWICK eHorcuJ.., e Nrlo• Acrllon .24· oz. Soltct From Over 100 Po"orns & colon CAN ,,,_ t3 9S Start At • ICf· yd. GOLDEN FREI ESTIMATES! CANTALOU IXPIRT INnALLATION HCmiiHG DOWN e UP TO J YIAIS TO PAY 31 SIZE .fOREMAN & ABBOTT •, N. 2nd A'llt. z.ta Crantn I .... ~ 35c ·.... :::" Zlo 1111 P~ts FOR OVQOARD··MOTORS ' PKG. lolllllo~~~~elu~h~,-:-----~:::~~==~==:==~M~idcii;;•~IIOI~rt~,~O;.~~ .e MNRUDE, JOHNSON a1141 "on .. ' .. I·LB. DINTY MOORI '''• I , GAL. e 5 U$ED CARS LEFT HERE ARE A FEW Wd<Y WINNERS WIENER THE SHOE BOX • ,• ALL MEAT .........-,......... ...i I'::! Kohn'a U. :1. lev't. llllplllld <il-UtY.1c::z:n .SELLING O'Ul t . ~ l'IOW"-IIooftnlollklton Mrs. Anthony F. A ~~~~:::: ltof-IIHIIGIIIIII•-·• . Rl 2 PI, Pleasant, <10 . , . _ . . . . , . . _ _ 2:11 a.m. Saturday; Mrs. ' •. ·CJ'--o .w. ,CJ ~a~au•1 ' • · (~) . .iUM-111 AT THI MDVIII. If YC),U COPY (=) r'i L~ IYou'RE "(ill J{ UPI Briefs LB. Blrtb• • ,. . anUCcBQus 10. "' ·When working hands need ema caah·becaue_,~Jcl bUl,.pQedJIP- ::.. 73o s ,.... ·1-llo. lneu larplox 2~wr73c Aclln AU ..... ... 85c .. .. 87• .. = 75o U.llill ...... lltehr �., ' ,. ' 'I . 3 ROOMS New oNLY AO.OO Down - Nlonco ., Con•oniont $9.99 r..... TO $12.99 ,_ @1[}:3@@~~ . irf}:fl~ lj . . . < ' I I ~(YJU¥1]~~~' @@u¥i1LS@~ AECIPE ( 'I .A ~if~. ·W@O:D~ · Continued From·Page One) toil rrom lhe most destructi"' rainfall ID the history of Ibis BrltiBh crown colony rose to 60 today and officials warned that more Dooding and dangerous laAdslideo were likely. The latest outcial couot placed the known dead at 48 with onother 14 trapped in collapsed buildings and under landslides lllld listed as dead. At least Zl other perso•• were missing and there were reports ol new landolldes that may add new nameo to the <asualty list. ~O:IJ[Q)~Iifir ) ~ .... Retails effective Mon., Tues. & Wed. Only in Middleport Famed Rabbit Ean As a starter let's taokle the Wnen TV was getting off the program situaUon. ground in 1943 as a An estimated 30 million sets medium, people in barss ~;::~: [ are tuned to "The Monsters," ed around ll).inch sc HunUey-Brinkley, Red Skelton, "Rabbil ea rs" and Milton Berle et al. But TV producer became household words Sylveoter (Pall Weaver esti· almost everyone in Hollywood ' mates. that "40 per cent ()( thought lhat il they ignored it adulls are not as consistent television would go away. viewer11 as they were 10 years Today TV has· changed the ago." lives and ideas of millions. It (]alms DfcllDe Coming even has altered the cont'elJt of Critics agree TV performs ~ar. For the first time in credibly in sports, !Jews, publlc h1st!ry mas_seg of people affairs and occaslona1 "speiooking . al V1et Nam reports cials." Ordinary programming are seemg what f1ghtlng reaDy · such charges .. New . is litre. Human beings who Herald Tribune never get of ttieir K. D0an.'s: "Commer· GROUND CHUCK SUNKIST LEMONS c c Cat4lgorieal Denial ..........,, ••• LONDON - A SPOIIoM"""' lor Billy Graham's crusade d.. nied a newspaper report that the evango:Ji~l's organization was econoJIUZmg because •t laces a possible defleit of flO,· 000 in 1840,000 budget . Walter Smyth, crusade direotor and vice president of t h e Billy Graham Evangeli>t AsS<>dation, said in a alatemeAt: "At tbts point the crusade is following a normal pattern. 1t is burd to aay 1011 that at tbt clooe of the CI'IIJiade, there will be either a aurplus or a deficit. But from 811 the tndtcatioop all bllil will be met." doL lb. JANE PARKER - MADE WITH BunERMILK •J ... 4 ENRICHED ·BREAD ' . .'J A&P BRAND-OUR FINEST Enrollmenl Up APPLE.SAUCE -----'!~31c ' PLAY TH~ FABULOUS .... BONUS BINGO·.' , ' .• ... , AT YOUR A&'·'~P ROME - A teua Italy awalled today the reiiU'IIa from ioeaJ ..· WIN UP TO .; '. ' aJP ... 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'. -~· , t . • .~ .i. ~}~ ., ,p~ ..: A ~HT· •At .,•· 0 ~!I~ 1 GON. LIVa IN lr, '?Uftlll MDNaauA. ., . ~ ,j •. SeePage70f :. . ·YOUR BONUS BINGo GAME·. 11001< '· ' ' elections in Rome and other llaliao citlel that will show w thor Pope Paul VI or Communtst Lui8i Loaso bat creator inllueoce ia tbe eapllal ol tho country and world CatholldBm. The main raee wu bl tho Eternal City where tho ComntuAlsla were trying hard to win a larger vote thu Premier AI· do Morn's ChrisUan Democratlc Party and win a voice In tbe city ~overnmenl Both the Vall· cu and the Community party loulbl tbt electoral baUie witb ~) n:n• - . . !'"""""''"" IVINT-..:.. ss .. ss• .......,....._IJ'IIr• __ _,...,...... 6...,., _ _ _ _.,,... ... , - I I - · HAD A "'lnll" - · SEORC . • FIVE DAY FORECAST Tempera- lor . . a... day period Taotday tftoQ~ Salllrday wtJ1 - · about i degreeo. llelow - · Normal .,..._ 11141 ... Cltvolanil 71 ... 1'1, Iowa Colambal a .... •• ... a.. cllulall 1M and 14. CeoltD& 1re1111 lllr8ipoot er ·lire poriod. Sliowon alooal mld'Weeli wDI avorap 0.,e. looll to - bleb. s Meet• et Thursday . . .;. . The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will hold its first 1966 membership meeting! at Lake Hope oo Thursday, tt was annoonced today by Dahlberg Director The aer meetlng will ~ open to all members of the SEORC Fred Neuenschwa*, rector of Development for Slate of Ohio, will be tbe guest speaker and will talk "Jobs and Progress" ID Scnlt!>-l FINDLAY, Oblo (UPI') -Poealllero Ohio lee t«tay <OIIIbed a wooded ·. . . river b~ In oeareh for dues Tho Coullcd, whiCh I> dedi· Ill the sex·slaylq of 11 eigbleated to the development ol year-old boy whose body was So~easWII Ohio,. will foUild atufled under 10101 bruell m~tingo 18 Gaillpoho, on the flank of tbt Bla1ebord White and possibly Logan later River. ' in the summer. E. E. Davie, presldeRt of the Police Chief Wayne Ethell SEORC, stated that tbt mem· said the boy, 11m Trut. '0'81 bership would be brwght uptwice, atabbed twlee and df><late oA p rograma initial- ~lilly molooted Friday alter ed by tbe Council especially be bad left borne to 10 lishlq. those blvolvllil ~sm, Jn. Tbt boy'l body WBI dloeo.dustry and ~way Saturday Dl8bt by lilt ol mont. • 11111-member 1INl'Ch oqUid. Joe Saltz, Vlntoa County Hll bicycle wu louDd about . rector of tbe SEORC r. fWd• away, where tl!e killer charge of tbe meetJni. He lppiii'OIIIy attempted lo bido II. eel that tickets could be llemletdo detecllvoo and . cbaaed from Joe Saltz ~m lba Bureau thur· E. E Davis 0~ JDH· ldenlllealloD IIIII Jo~ Lam~. Jackson, at Lolldoll llid carl Dablberg Wellston. apparel~~ n<:oo of · ' ldeatll)o at lba · PLACB CIIANGJ!D wen queslkltiiDf persl>ltll The past presldenll of the mflbt ban apetted Amerir1n Legioa allllliary will botw- lba llmt meet at the home of JlrL and lba time be met George Hackel~ Middleport, IIBI !baa I lllll~ I ro • Instead of with Mrs. . B • al b Neutzling, •• wa1 previously 'l'bo murder lito 11 • announeecj. of tbe l!llllmim .Kodak eo. llld, t1t1 WEATHER t1t1 etp111 .,._ If A Uldo ooolor 8UIIIia011 Italgh~ lew IW6 iortllwell, 85 'II 1IOIIbHit. Partly . lloady,.j ...rer Taeaday w1t11 Men. - - ·--------- _.. _ all their forceo. . Tbe nial conducted a campaign. The Vattcu edly warned tbe Catbolics gains! their vote In face of tbt daaiiW·I Ia•• Police Comb Wooded Area ~":r~i~p~"s~~~~~~~· Arthur L. Leach, .rackson, I daughter, 4:1n p.m. Sunday. 1 · Mrs. Richurd Dlocur W. eo Barr·ett. ~ liam M. Davis, Karen D. eent, Mrs. Wayne H. Mrs. John T. Farmer, M r '·I L' • Richard L. Forty, M•ss Linda· .L" lue Gillespie, Mrs. Melvin R. , 01.. • Halstead, Mrs. Robert J. Har· per, Junior l Hoschar, Paul E. YIRI«<t I "laltl ........... Long, Mrs. William , !Jiorgan, ,... ...... to tllio , . _ Tbo Mrs. Price Patrick, At\\l!ony W. Pedwin ....... lllllldlr-oiJW ... Remy, James H. Rickman, Mrs . -poriectb..-,_ Loren 0. Roberts, ·Chester M. put Roush, Mrs. Charles J . Sauer, ........._llatlllet'ojaot ol file Pedwia ...,., 'Ibey'N Ira E. Saunders, carroll R. huilt lo witfWall41 _ , Sheets, James W. Wilson, Mrs. Albert T. Young, Jehu H. Far· -dale oul. ley, Mrs. Earnest T. Brown, Lynne R. Cottrill, Mrs. Marvin R. Mo.,, Danny AlleR, Edgar Atkins, Mrs. Charles Borden, Mrs. Shelva D. caruthers, KaMIDDLEPORT, 0. thy L. Cayton, Edwurd Holbrook DTess tavQ•Y"Jfe f ....;..OV aAI Allll ~NDITICININ& (\~) q ........,. (:'~) ) . ' , .. eBOATS and MOTORS e BOAT PRICE I • • . Pomeroy Cem.ent Block Co. ' • '. ··.; ... ' ,, ,. '<,'J ' '· . • >' fLORO~t :.' CARPET BEEF STEW BARWICK eHorcuJ.., e Nrlo• Acrllon .24· oz. Soltct From Over 100 Po"orns & colon CAN ,,,_ t3 9S Start At • ICf· yd. GOLDEN FREI ESTIMATES! CANTALOU IXPIRT INnALLATION HCmiiHG DOWN e UP TO J YIAIS TO PAY 31 SIZE .fOREMAN & ABBOTT •, N. 2nd A'llt. z.ta Crantn I .... ~ 35c ·.... :::" Zlo 1111 P~ts FOR OVQOARD··MOTORS ' PKG. lolllllo~~~~elu~h~,-:-----~:::~~==~==:==~M~idcii;;•~IIOI~rt~,~O;.~~ .e MNRUDE, JOHNSON a1141 "on .. ' .. I·LB. DINTY MOORI '''• I , GAL. e 5 U$ED CARS LEFT HERE ARE A FEW Wd<Y WINNERS WIENER THE SHOE BOX • ,• ALL MEAT .........-,......... ...i I'::! Kohn'a U. :1. lev't. llllplllld <il-UtY.1c::z:n .SELLING O'Ul t . ~ l'IOW"-IIooftnlollklton Mrs. Anthony F. A ~~~~:::: ltof-IIHIIGIIIIII•-·• . Rl 2 PI, Pleasant, <10 . , . _ . . . . , . . _ _ 2:11 a.m. Saturday; Mrs. ' •. ·CJ'--o .w. ,CJ ~a~au•1 ' • · (~) . .iUM-111 AT THI MDVIII. If YC),U COPY (=) r'i L~ IYou'RE "(ill J{ UPI Briefs LB. Blrtb• • ,. . anUCcBQus 10. "' ·When working hands need ema caah·becaue_,~Jcl bUl,.pQedJIP- ::.. 73o s ,.... ·1-llo. lneu larplox 2~wr73c Aclln AU ..... ... 85c .. .. 87• .. = 75o U.llill ...... lltehr �1- ~ . ' ;;,: . ' t . '' ~ ~,. ., . L ,- 4 t, . ~ 'J45, ,· ens; and 5. Peppy l<lmblo, Ka· lhy Moraan, Mltldleport. W t Stock p · lnd Sc ·J OC: p' 1 • 1 ery, ac !0!1; , • .oeo Man • 4on. OtiB~~Ibrle, G~y• -VJile: 3. steel, ... IItlaQ1· Greer, !lew Haven; 4. La~y Bet: ~un;or Kennedy, .Middleport, and ' Re Zam, $.. ~hnpbot Laddie, ~ltz i!Qok· , man, Rt. 1 NelsonvJUe. . Sher· Pick·up- Jody, Buddy Mal' Sun· !In, Arabia;. 1 Stor!'l~· 'Buddy , Martin, Arabia; 3. DiJi. ')ian- I ~ I Ja'l ~ Bee, llllf1'!y \ftl ,!lam•, Pbmi!'O)'Il Jll*oti Car Ol Dllilfll, ·GaUipolll; I; Wilt J'lo~m, Kllhy F~, Mat on~ t. lJtlle Son,: Kathy . Mot pn, Rutllnd:· lll4 S. Fllcka Clnda FOIItesona, MalOn. •'·· _Stake Racf ·'- Stormy, lind dy 'Martin, ~bll; 1, , ilioJt., John Rlcbal)ls; Pl. _Plfpant 3. Hank, llalph Gilthl1'• Athens t. SJ.at, Brenda Rouall, Letart tD4 &. ~jack, AI · Stluffer Mar~. •· ·.:=======~---------Western Tran· - Ledy Bee ~ Mrs. Charles Wblle Iilia daulJh· Mrs. Galaway ac<ompanle<! F.rl~aY even'"-· 'Mrf. <~ue:Via~ or jhe / Albany grange. Teach· Junior Kennedy, Mtdc;llepert 2 l<r, Tet~Ma, and Mr, and Mrs. (',."...... U..m .to their· hdnie and also kini, AU\el\11 demon'!rated the Oi'S In •ttendanet IDMtided W; !IIJsooe, c.fol Daniell, ·Qalllpo lr~ Watoon. visited with '1\ir. ~tid Mrs. proif,ucl!: Tl)~se· all!Jnilll'i ll'ere ~ Swell, Adtna ~s, Mild- Uo; 3. ~ Belle, Pan Mrl. WiloiaiJI Bi-er $pent George Be•eridge· at New Ruth Hawk, ·J,an Holla.nd and rof~Jocl< and Ruth Starkey Doiulfn«, Alheno; f. RIVer Rut tile weekend in Nelson•IUe, tile 0 Marshfteltl before returning to and Dea· ljplland, Ja~lo !el· •Officers elected fo( the comq Dust)', Jerry Frallk, NtiSonVIJJe: 1ueot ol her brotller and sisterh<r home. ' fe!'l, J;lora Harl• .EIIZibelll Jol' ,year were F;!Wlbetlt. Jordan, altd 5. Little SOn, Kathy Mor· _ itt-law, Mr. altd .lln. Virgil ,., l ·- · · ., ft Mrs Jefry Culwell receiY. dan, Flosale flarl1 .Mrs: ·carl president; .. Freda Haw!I!IJ9 gan, Pomeroy. BY ADA SLACK CoUins. Sbt aiiO alloltded llle "1UIDOU C Ruth Ann . and· Jane ' Jorden e<! word of the death ot ber Ha\vk, WesUna Crabitee, HeI· Smith, secretary; Vfc'e presi- Drunkard's Paradise - Blaze Mr. and Mrs. Roger . Wine- 1hl&h sdtool alumni ano In' "'"' ·•. Ylsitod wlllt their Cousin, l{atlty olster, Mro. Meli,.a Burchill In Scott, Mrs. Watlilne aiod dent, Laura Holcomb Krebs; .Betty Harrloon, Gallipolis; 2 ilrenner entertsined woth a reumon ol ber gradu&llllff class. Ea&tern Hleh ..,hooJ honor Cheadle, • dly or two · last Palntovllle, Ky. on ~rid&y : the hOstess, Leah Crabtree. docorating and program """"' Stormy, Buddy Martin, Arabia: picnic at their ltome on Mem- 1 Mr. an<l Mrs. Robert Wine· studenja lhe llll •1• weeks week. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wii· l Mr. •nd Mrs. Carl Gr..n\ees mlttee - Apna Elizabeth Turn- 3, Appy, Ruth Aim Kloes Mid orial Day. Thnoe attending were : brenner ol Belpre were wet:k perlad ...-.cod by . Lerry 'Mr. an<l Mrs. Jan Pickett, llam Lawson were her broUter: j and · granddaUihter, RJI_Ja er, Ruth Starkey, Georse Low· dleport; 1 MJCk, Mflte Schwen Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride, t:nd gu~sts ot hr:s parents, Mr. Morrison, local _super:mtendt'Dt, Dayton, are announcing the 111-law and sister. Mr. and 1 Rhoadet, viiUed friend's and ~er a)')d Emily Foater ~er. deman, Marietta: and 5. Sky Mr. and Mn. Thomas Clark, ~and Mrs. Uana Wmebrenner and are u follows: blrth of a dauchter, Lana Dawn Mrs. Fr~nk Ti.nsley. Charleston relativd near .Monetta recent- Special recogniUon was J!ven Teresa ftfaln, Shade. Mr. David Mills. Mrs. Oma 1amtly. ~RESHMEN - Rosemary An· on May lO 1t ~lte>tng Arms and her nephew, Capt. Daniel ly. to Claire Steward, Milford, who Western PJeatur~ Pony, 41 Winebrenner, Mr an Mrs. Visotmg Mr. ~oge Shield• wm drew BARBARA BAILEY . Hospital, Athelllj Grandparents L 1'in.<ley, Riverside . Calil. Mrs. Robert Stout, who has had come the larthelll dlsJ.ance to 156 Inches - Coke, R 1t a Wlllrarn Winebrenner and farm - l'aul ana Uon Mr!ler ol Colum-1 Kathie Chrche!\ter • Shlrl_ty are Mrs. Laura K~. local, 1 Mr. and Mn. Ralph Fratie~ I been visiting . rel~~:tives near to .attend; Ada Belle Trainer BiaSi Athenll; 2. ·Lady Bug 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Won•· "'"· JENNIFER DEAN. Lon· and Mr. an<l Mrs. Eldon Mark· and family of Gallipolis SP<nl Ellzabetlttown, Tentl., hu r.. Maynard lor having the most Clttlst.y Frost, Shade; 3. LHII• ~'enntor and ramily, Mr. aOO Mrs. .John Bohr»m visit~ on da EYan&, Candace Hawk, _ ~an- ins, ·Harrisonvlllt. Great grand Sunday with hf!r parents, Mr. turned to her home here Her members of her family pres. Sen, Kathy Morpn, Pomeroy; 11rs. Dick Wineb...,nner, Beulah i\lemunal Uay with Mrs. Thum· , c~ Karr, LENORA MICHAEI.S, parenls l""fude Mrs. Maude and Mro. Fern Glllu~y. daughter, Mrs Helen Kirby an<l ent, and Leslie Bullman had 4. Fficka, Cfnda Foglesong, f'lla Ward. Kell y. Kimberly and as carroll and Mr. snd M". 1LOUISE MICHAELS, Sand~• H9lcomb, local, Mrs. H. B Pic· (>lr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, sons, Roruoie aiod Donnie, ac· the lucky deor prlzO. son; and>. Dallll)', Alln Boster, Kryslal Winebrf'mM-r and the .Juhn H.oach and famJly ol Hart· Newlun, Don Rose, SHIRLEY kelt, Sr., Pomeroy, and Mr. and I Bryan and Keith, Mu Faye companied her here and will Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum· Gallipolis. llosl .nd hoste><. lord, W. Va. RUCKER. PATTI SEXSON. , Mrs. Bruce McDowell, Oak , Jordan. Michael Lawoon and spend a lew dlys wit~ relativeo prdnor an<l children, Cosh"" Flag Race _ Rusty BID, 1-tc and Mrs. George D•mp· ~kanor Kay Schneicj.,r bas SOPHOMORES Patto Hill, Fla . 1Mr. and Mn Mendal Jordan in this area. ton, spent the weekend with Wimp Frost, Shade; 2. sky, sey and Mrs. Sydney Bartel< ol completed her lr.,hman year Bahr. PATI'V BORING, VIR· Rev. and Mra. Merlin Teel• · aiod Walter, attended the An· The Alumni-Association or the Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wimp Frost, Shade; 3. Dl>i< Huntington. W. Va., called on at Marshall College at Hunton&· GINIA BUSH, VICKY GREEN, and Brenda, Ironton, visited re- tique slld Classic Car Show in Columbia High School held ils Dye, and attended the Alumni Hancock, Edwin Roush, Letart; Mrs Agn" White and Richard lun. W. Va., and " at the home Patty Goef!lln. Ksthy Gnflln, eenlly with her parents, Mr. Lancaster on Sunday. annual banquet at the Albany Banquet of Columbis Hlgb f. Spooky, Paul Cain, Athens; Duckworth. ut t1er parenls, Mr. and Mrs. ' ..\nn Holter, Twila Karr. and Mrs. Robert Stout. Recent guests of Mrs. Rulh Schoof house recnelty. T.he busl· School graduates. Her class of and 5. Sweet Lucy, steve Smith. Mrs. Mary Jane Gibbs and lieorge Schneider. JUNIORS - JACKIE BAHR, EUen Holllnd Is spendinc a Starkey were Mrs. Jessie Jew- ness meeting was ln charge or 4J held a reunion duriJII tile Atheos, son, Doyle, o( Vienna, W. \Ia., Glen Hudwn !Spent a vacation Karen carter, Undl Henderson, few days In the Dayton area ell, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jewtlll Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, pres!- evening Texas star - Sky, Chrlatit • )pent several days visJtmg her with his mother· Mrs. Myla Carolyn Hoffman, EDNA Me· with he'r children and their and Donald Blackwood of Co- . dent, aS!Iistect by Mrs. Leslie ,. Prost, Shad~!; 2. Appy, Sher['J parenll, Mr and Mrs. Wolioam Hudson, and brother, De"" 11 • 1COY, SALLY MORA, 'fom ramiUes. Jumbus and Mr. and' Mrs. John I Huffman, secretary, and other HOLLYWOOD (VPI) -Allen Indestad, Middleport: 3. Roscoe. Eochmger and lamlly. Sr , from his employment on the ' U.borllf, Pat Smtth, Barbara I Mrs. Addle Shaw, Mrs Re· Star~~Y and family, of Sugar : officers. Jenkins challlod. in his !78th ; Carol Daniels, GaiUpolla; f. Gla Mr. WJI! Ia~ Duck_worthD ck: 'j Grts t Lakes. . Spurlock Sma 8?mmerfield. becca Buekley and Mrs. Inez Grove. Sixty.four members and their movie appearance at MGM ger, Dtnna Manuel, RacJne; 1nG 11 and son. M~ d:U ~~e~ of ~itt· . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theoss ~ SENIORS - hBollj &,~n;:: McWhorter, . New Marshfield, . Mrs. Carl Crahlr<10 entertain· gueols enjo~ the banquet with a rolo Ia "Tbrte For · 1 5. Molly, Betty ·JiarrJJmt, Galli worth. Jr. an g .. and daughter, Tma Jo, of Cm- ~reg Ba•ley, C ery • called on Mrs. Murl Galawa.v Pd with 11 Tupperware party on which was served by members Wedding.'f J!I!JI time 11::3 man wert> weekend guests o( cinnab Yiliited rus mother, Mrs. 1 lia Mt:Coy, Bubara McGrath, ~--· _ Mr. 1nd Mrs. Richard Roush, Carrie Sinclair and ether rela· Roberta Trussell, e Mr. and Mrs. Gl'Qrge Schnetder , tives. He <~llendt'd his lOth re· (x) Names U'l capitals de•nd Eleanor Kay. Iunion of lhe Pomeroy Alumni. note straight A's. Mr. and Mrt. Ed_ward Chap· Mr. artd Mrs. Bill Moore and I man and'_?'~· ~·~· Mr. · son, Jl!!rry, of Cleveland visited · and Mrs. floyd Chapman an~ ! recently with his molher. d~~ghler, _Shelly, of C•dumbus E\'elyn Moore and family. 1 "s1Led their grandpa~etJts, Mr. [ Mr. Richard Duckworth spent • ond Mrs. James s. Quock. :Monday afternoon at Chester, , Mr~. M~l.a H~aon and 1811 • where he mel the Fnmk fami· ' Derrli L mote<! on 8 ~~ebtlstoth"n, , ly of Nel•ooville and other rela- 1 Sunday School attendaDCt oo Pa ~·1 lh her :illlter B•l\l ro et· . ~..1 ·-A . ·: . d H loves , ,., 1rtc,.,s. June ~ wao 5%, olforing fl3.52. tn·law. Mr. an Mrs. arry Mr Murl Wise of Columbus · ld t Marshall .. · . . Wor1h1p ser_vtces were 1n:: I ·d M 01 G B~k 1 vosoted hos mother, Mrs. Bessoe 110 .15 with the Ref Casto (his ! Mr · an . rs. W a V. '"'. e'ted o Wist . and was u overmg · hi VI!!· · laat · aerviet: bere before ' he goes Summennllllt, · a., VtSI , itor of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrend his ~ isterl Mrs ..1\da Slack and Oiddlt. He attended the 50tb to conference). family · rl!union of his graduating clau Memorlal Day dinner pstll Donald Harden, of the U. S. ' at the Pomeroy Alurnlll. 41 Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore 11 Navy •mtooned Memph"• l Mi!.s Carolyn LipsCOI!tb, em. Jlo)oles were Rev. and Mrs. Clar· Tenn., ·~t Memorial Day ipioyed with lhe F.B.I. In Will> enco Boyw and lamDy of weekend WJtb ~J!I parenb, Mr. 1ington, D. C., visited ber par· CJI!\'· · ·.nd, Mr. and Mrs. Char~ and Mrs. Morns Harden. . ents, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Llpo- leo John... ol Akroa, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Qu•~l< comb and family. She Wll a.. Mrs. Purloy Karr """ Mr. and ol Columbuo •pent Memoroll Cllllplnie<! back by bor oister, Mrs. F. 'd Rice ol Chester, Mr. Oly weekend woth hil parenll, 1Linda, who bao employment and Mro. PhUIJp Boyles and Mr. ond Mn. Jameo S. Quick Ithere. doildren ol Tuppora Plai111 and and otheHr 1~1atVI\'es. 1 Za Miss Linda Eichinger is visit· Mr and Mn Ricbard Spencer Mrs. een oung o ne..- -. h M d Mr ' ' " 'II II d M Fl co '"I er parents, r. an '· and Timmy and uanny. tl e ca e on rs. oren William EichinJer and brother, Pot\~ on Sunday. John. She is between quarters Tbt Chester Fire Department Mr. and _Mn. Gene Beegle from Mountain State Cotlege at and local help fought a brusb tl New Bri&ltton, Pa., were I Parkenbur(, W. Va. I Hn ICrDII lhe road from the ~IH!Rts or her s1ster a~ bro~r· Robert McNickle spent 8 10 1 Bentz cemetery around noon In-law, Mr. ~ Mrs. Titus PICk· day furlough from the Dyess Sunday. w , Memonal Day weekend. B . 1 " . I Day Wet keuy ·• Yl9 . I'.- Air Force ase, Tel8s, woth I 111r. " and Mrs Harry Swartz mt'mona . if ora of Mr. and Mn. Robert br ~ e,.!: ~at the;ome ; of Athen' visited at the George Crow and Mn. Mayme Holmes 1° er, rs. a~ne and Ora Guthrie home SUnday. ••e the former's HD, Bob Slnclalr, and other relatiVes Mrs. lri1 carr, Vickie and Pe;a. Crow, and friend, Mi" Vickie 1Mr!. McNkkleo, who has ~en nl, Ollie Atherloll and .lfllma Farmer, of Kent State Univer- l•edmptoloyTed tn Coluhmhbus, re.urn- Jean and Almo Swartz vltlled . , exas wit 1m. . S __ Sund Ill)'. , y· 'I' II . h M Mn. CarriO Wu ~. ay. T Gu' sle JSJ mg receo y Wit rs1 nd M J a " ·Steve · · Barbara m r s usJe · Wood - her daug hter Mn. Lola Derraberrv, ol Ak· and . w...... "'r. h'ldri!D ., c1 ' ,' . ' and son·m·law, Mr. and Mrs. ron i! Vililinl Mr. and Mn. ~ K~~tyM , of LCanc,asDterk anlbd Patl Ross and sons ot [)'oyton Vere SWaraz ·and attended •• - C · "'"' . new ' church here s unday mo-'•• uf hoctoon. art s uc d wor.18 -1.0t:y were ·elli'OU1e to lbe1r ..--e. A os wn· ~~ ay R~ 1 h ttome in Florida. ! Mrs. Emma f!~ indling is visit:~ ~ ro er, Mrs. Rota Leadingham of . ing her brother, Lewis Penon 1 •-wor ,: M E S South Wt!bsler visited her son I al Torch. n=en1 guesi.D o1 rs. . . d d ht . 1 M MUis were Ml'. and Mrs. Ralph ! an Hu_g - er·m· ~w. r. and ' Mr. tmd Mrs. Wilber Parker MUis ot Aliquippi, p,.,, Mia& Mrs. WJJhs Leadmgham and aod Eddie are vi<Jltilli tn, Fnnces Drivero of Akron, Mrs. daughte:s. She attended the daugloter, Martha Poole · Lo Ell Dennison o1 Rutland aad cradtiHUon eerCU~eS •f her inaaton, Texu. where sht '·Mr. and Mra. 0. 0 . PllterHn llranddaughter, Connie, II lhe '"""""'ing from an auto · :., RuUand. ,Southern Loc1l hogh school. dent They expect.<~ to Martha Repp of Columbus i home -.. ounrl .Juntt I_ : ylofted her sister and broUIOr· i ill 0·fn.Jaw. Mr. and Mra. Fred Jonk· <:hurdo here Sunday and hod to _~. Sr. and son, Gary Jenkins bt laken home. He was report~ : llbo " hnme on leavo from the , lid i>elte: later In the day. *1111 d , , . J1lf • Ina ·, u. S. Army, ' OI'ICI . Mr. ilnd Mrs. Ht~rLey 1!:. .:ohn· : . . . •uw. bel '>. .,..po¥rtr 10 ~p•. Pt'Jiit o!IJ57C.. :- 1011 and children 'l"ommy Cher· Massillon, Oh10 w1th relatiVI!!I. .. . ct&!WII~» ......... {lll~ijeU~Orp hit " ~yl and Terry of 'wolf Pen', were I Tomn~y Scltwob, Maoon, ••·I Jimmy Stewart of Muon vis· MemoriJI Day dinnt'r guesta of Icompamed his arandparents, ited over the weekend in eo. · "id'nl • • ,_.llood-nlct..Asl's fU utnl 1 . : her mother Mn. Ada Slack. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwab, lumbus with Mr. and Mrs. Jack I . " • During the ~fternoon they visit- j P~meroy, on a vacation in ·rJor· Kell~ . . . lkl· ·~ll!liil!dl~"'ffP!IJI!Il'!!' ,, .·,' './ ~ .cJ cemeteries at White Cbapel, Ida. MJU Kathy Zuspan IS VISiting r ' 1 i 81tch Gron Letart Falll and Jehn McDaniel. CJifton, is 1 in Columbus with her sister ud • •:• ... ' '1'1·' ·•t'' ' . ' . ,-:\ £'1yrocuse Hill: 1patient ot lho MeiM• General bltlband, Mr. and Mro. Darrell . Spendin1 Memorial Day week i Hospital. Milchell. . ' ·' '• iitltd with Mr. and Mro. Meivi• l Mrs._ Ann Blanltenohlp of Can- Several MalOti EUB members ' .•• 1.!' ' '" .. ' <- , • Grimm were Mr. and Mrs. 1 ton VISJled tecently w11h her are expt!cted to attend tile· RetH Grimm and family, Mr. l brothl!'r and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Evunbreth Acret Cburcb camp .Jl.oberl Grimm of Grove City, 1Albert Swatzel and Nermon. at Buckhallllon nut week. T1tey ' lfr. and Ml'li. JallM!o McDonald 'j Mr. and Mrs. Ruosell Cape- ate Debbie Stewart, Barbara ,. ~ son. Mr. and Mn. Kennelll . hart, Mr. and Mn. John Sl,..n Lane, Johnoy Zuspan and Jam.. At.el or Colllllbut. On sunday an<l children, 111 ol Mason, Lewis, Jr. :1110 group joined by Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and Rtnnie Thompson is viJIUDg , :Mrs. Raymond Teaford aiod f•m family, IJoul Miller and Dott· his grnndparonta, Mr. and Mro. ,.,.,.-.'t ,. lty of Minenvllle. enjoyed a : aid Roullt, all of New Haven, Haroldl.ewbt at West Columbia. ' • ".>. I • . { :,.1·· ' I 'pl<nfc· at • ' park at Beverly. ! alten<lcd · the howling tourna- Mro. Mary Wa"" was tallen '' Mrs. Apeli White. a<eompan· l men! In Clndnnotl over tM lo tbe Holzer Hospllal on Satur· Jed by Mr. 'alid Mrs. James R. weekend. The mMI represented day evening wherf she remains ~ I);" ' ' • Whlte t1 Dlltlrlt, W. V1., were lhe Masoo llewlinl Cfnter in 1 patient. MOIIday nflltt.lllppor 1uests ol tlte tournament. Mrs. "¥!• S~wart..of · -· Beulah w&itl, 10n, Thomas Mrl- 1M Rkhardooo aiod Colum!lla vloited op , Swi11a1 Dmt of Mlddleporl. Mrs. LJJJian .Singer, both ol with her slo~r , and hut~, it' :• °, Eastern' H.•'gh Sy racUSe Society Notes '""""I"" Honor R. II k " · ·· · .. · · nlef..,. Sotial New.s ..· _ ed en .. "· • Ed~lr. Roush, ~.tart,; t. m~n. New Haven; and f, CISco Gallipolis; · 3.. Pnca lbdl; Scott Sweet .Lucy, Slt~e· Sl)llth, i'tll- IIIPiarley,)(Jnc~Jd Georp, Rt. Bierly, Jacklon; 4. ,. Blake'• ene: an<l t. Shorty, John Riel> 1 GalUpolil. Judy, Edwin Roush, ··. Letart; arda, Pt. PJ•••ant. Barrel ~co ~Rutty Bill, .an<l 5. River Run Dusty, Jerry . ' Wimp Flott,-Shade: Z. Dll!lo 'Frank, NeltiOIIVWe. · . Western Pleaollf'!, 41 · ilnche~ Jfl.n!loQk, Edw)ll Rou!ll, Letart; EngU!II PJ•uure - · Perky an,d upder ~ Prince, Natlian I. i.lttie Everott, Bobby Jones, Pine, Sherry BID, 'AtheliJI; Yonker, LoJ.art; 2. _Biac~oe, Bob !lh~de) 4. Sky,•Wimp Frott, 2, Bini Bini Rodd,-l.erry QonG'll'd0!1, 1\1. I Gallipolis, tllljl 3. Shade; ail'~ -~. ·S w, . Brondl nlDC, Athena: .3. Tally, Barbara Tony, J!ret Harrl,aon, Gallipolis. -Roqah, lli!la!~· - . JJ!'C'ra. Oak lUll; 4. Sualh!nf Roadoter Pnny-M<Gbee, jiob West\"n Pleasuro, clipped Belle, Pam Denning, Alheu;Greer,.. New J!ave~ . 2. Ca»taln · mane and tall- King Bro", ..~ . >- Ginger, Lawrence ParBlack Drum Major, t.aae Low· l'dlke Scftl"IP~. 'M~ettl; !iof\1, Pl. Pleaoant. is, Cli!tln\; Ledy, Jimmy Jiofl- -2. Han~'1 Buddy, Die~ Roach, •Egg and Spoon Race - Jmo. co<k, ., ( • ' \ . . ~~w, Mar~in, Frdst·Animals,tin:Twtce-· ; ,;,,JJuddY Marlill Ill .,.... ' tunp Froot of ShHe ,.... lrol place will,.,.._!lulolay 111e fturlh annual 1\Yl"' Creek Athletic B<iosten horN Illite ~YI•• '"'"'~ 'HI;,; Si:t.wl wo...:: .._,· of sh·..... athletic field. f•~"'.:!' .~.-"·.- l _o"'::.., ~· ,..... _,.. ·-· There wore tfl entries in R111ty 'BiD; llld finished A7-cl•ss horoe show. A large lhe Floli~ee. "!) 11\i. crowd wit..,aed lhe annuol .,_,, · · , . , , . . rd . Rere _a,.lht,'rilll!lla of •' tveno Bob Go on "" rong- 1J7 cJ ..seo, lhtlna 'lht ·. 11aster ond the juoge was Bill i rider In the ~rst five 1, .1 -lD ·. 2 . : ··: om : \ . ona hundred and twenty !Bend Regatta Race commlttee!Siturda)'endHealollonSunday. boal!, 55 on Saturday and .65 ·was "my pleased" with the RACE WINNERS : unday, roared through the 1 !turnout both days for the races. B - Runiboui;..>. Bnat No, meai1D'ed cQIIrse in the Ohio An estimated 4,1100 fans packed >2 's, Jame• LuPJ!ello, Steul>< R!ver for cash purses totaling '_the rlvertront areJI!I, wlti• il1~:~ 1j ~•iV ill~. 12,500 .and trophies In 10 races. grandstand full, 'to view the C- 1 Runabout- Boat No. 1 Runnlnli ·before a packed events of Sunday. , R 41 , Daniell\lrlll, Elllharl, Ind. grandotand Sunday llartina at 1 Mr. Leadingham extended the ! C Hydro - Bnal No. ~·2, 12:311 p.m., the Sunday oched- 1committee'• appreciation to ,Danlel 1\orls, Elkhart, Ind., A ule leatn C Racing Runa- pickup Mat operators Donnie \I!Ydro - illlat No. 58~, ~ylo houts B Hydrna A RunabOuts I Ma e Butch Hayes Zackio Mason, Battle Creek, Mtch., X . , . • Y r' ' Runabout Boat No F22, D Hydros and X Hydro boat~ 1Fisher, Harley Stalna~er, all 1\al h Donald M !etta' G Iof Pomeroy; Gary Griffith, Ha· P • ar • a. . One - and that o"' slight- Icine· Gary Glbbo Mason City · Class C Rucing Runabout Injury , marked _the races. Ken , lite 'Middleport squad Boat No. MIOO, !ohn Maxwell, Sau rs, Detrott, Moch., In the boat the Logan Fire EquiP' Hniy, Michigan, . Clus B C·I :: unnbout class. nipped his ' . Hy4ro - Baal No. V123, Phil boc and was .stunned momen. ment Sales and Servtce boat Howard, J3cks0nv111e, Ill., tar;iy. and crew . and the PomE-roy E· Class A RmmbQut Boat Fr'lur other boal~ did not fin· R squad and boat. No. 1, l~ay Harrison, Vermil· Ish. for a variety of reasons. Appreciation also was entend· ! pliouln; DK. 8 Ydro -RBoat NoM. M5chZ, · D a e11 er, eeae, J ., U',. ' llv. motor fal'iure . ed to the Pomeroy Fore epart· X Hydro _ Boat No. Mi, John Willi! Leadingham, rnce ment which had its truck on Maxwell, Holly, Mich. •I airman. said today the Big hand and to Drs. Ridgway on trophy. I i in and ICIIn·. 1 I *· 1 , J:·· Mn. j • Alfred Society Notes 1 u POWER ..... 1 I 1 • 1 ·:bucklte S:\ IC· I Mason 1 ·1 . S • y Nolcs a"' ...,.a:ciM- Gnc-.•. 1 '*'"It. , ~!!wet flt~lldll-···· ,. '. . a ,....., 111e7 1111 lllllil • "'' . f. • 011 Mr. altd ,,.,., .,. •1111111 a wlalt: al .llr•.llld airs. dOn W: \ • ' '' .,, '· ' , • I • ' • Holter's Hopper is Winner Scenes from Big Bend Regatta A leopard lrog from • Che!l· er TIIIYII!IIIp farm pond won lite U. S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contest Champlon!ll!p on Sunday afternoon Ill Pomeroy. Roy Holter, a Iarmer, Jock· eyed the winner. "Holter's Hop· per" bounded 10 ft., II! lncbes on his second of three trips to the mat. " Holter's Hopper'' also leap· od 9 ft. , 411 inches in the tlnrd heat of the conteal. The champion had jumped I ft., 51'.. Inches in his first attempt. • Second place wont to "Her· BIG FROG, - Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow returned t~ the Big Bend ;Regal<& lllall" IIIYIIod by Janet Noble o! • SurU!ay 1ttll attired i!t his-eye-catchlnM regal.ia that got the attention of practicalll Worthington wllh 'jumps of 1 • everyone ·through lh,e entire regatta. Crow, whose frog n~med "Old Crow" didn I ft., 2\1 inches, t 11., fl! Inches make II to the fln61s, was replaced bY lhts large stuffed replica on Sunday. Crow and f ft. sought to enter It in the (lnals ol the U. S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contesl Winning third place was the Pomeroy Lion's Club lrog, "Tail Twister," jockeyed by Karl Krauller. ''TaU Twister" · bad jumps of 4 ft., 2 incbea, 6 fl. 1 Jncbel, an<l 5 IL 2 Jnc:beo. A rros owned by Ben Ewlna, Pomeroy' named "Dipei'' laD· ed to make the tP'Ide In lbo ehamplollllhlp I'OIIDd. "Dfuer'' bad led aU quNifien In the FrkliJ preliminarieS. Othl!l' frogs ma'kf.nr the Sundly flnall were Bllllkeye Kooci<· er owned by the Purneroy Emergency Squad; Froste, own,. od by Diana Kine: Jumpln' Bipker, owned b1 Ted Reed; 00'/ owned by Jaclt llluon: Skip on By, (IWl1ed by Qlcll Neal; Shenang Sprlnp Jr., ""od by ibenang Spr!qs, alld Hop-A· llO:OO.OO- Janet Noble, Worthington. 0 ., oheered. begged and pleaded to her large to lmrm '"' •L' Lo:j 0~~101 Hayes. Divisional Championship Contest Sunday in Pomeroy ..Janet won second place in the senior iliv>ii011 for Je ~ wu awarded a '50 prize by contest Chairman Dale Warner. Janet's frog jumped more than 1 feet.· m: Sprfllier Jr., Wblch turned up m!Rulet befora cqnlell ' HAI8 STYU!D -'- ContestantS In the Miu Southern Ohio Pageant bad professiOn· ml!slng al hair styUJii done by Miss Southerlon, owner of an Athens beauty salon, over the lillie. Regatta weekend. Three-of the contestanls are shown here as tbey were preparing to oartlclpate In Friday's parade; · > J �1- ~ . ' ;;,: . ' t . '' ~ ~,. ., . L ,- 4 t, . ~ 'J45, ,· ens; and 5. Peppy l<lmblo, Ka· lhy Moraan, Mltldleport. W t Stock p · lnd Sc ·J OC: p' 1 • 1 ery, ac !0!1; , • .oeo Man • 4on. OtiB~~Ibrle, G~y• -VJile: 3. steel, ... IItlaQ1· Greer, !lew Haven; 4. La~y Bet: ~un;or Kennedy, .Middleport, and ' Re Zam, $.. ~hnpbot Laddie, ~ltz i!Qok· , man, Rt. 1 NelsonvJUe. . Sher· Pick·up- Jody, Buddy Mal' Sun· !In, Arabia;. 1 Stor!'l~· 'Buddy , Martin, Arabia; 3. DiJi. ')ian- I ~ I Ja'l ~ Bee, llllf1'!y \ftl ,!lam•, Pbmi!'O)'Il Jll*oti Car Ol Dllilfll, ·GaUipolll; I; Wilt J'lo~m, Kllhy F~, Mat on~ t. lJtlle Son,: Kathy . Mot pn, Rutllnd:· lll4 S. Fllcka Clnda FOIItesona, MalOn. •'·· _Stake Racf ·'- Stormy, lind dy 'Martin, ~bll; 1, , ilioJt., John Rlcbal)ls; Pl. _Plfpant 3. Hank, llalph Gilthl1'• Athens t. SJ.at, Brenda Rouall, Letart tD4 &. ~jack, AI · Stluffer Mar~. •· ·.:=======~---------Western Tran· - Ledy Bee ~ Mrs. Charles Wblle Iilia daulJh· Mrs. Galaway ac<ompanle<! F.rl~aY even'"-· 'Mrf. <~ue:Via~ or jhe / Albany grange. Teach· Junior Kennedy, Mtdc;llepert 2 l<r, Tet~Ma, and Mr, and Mrs. (',."...... U..m .to their· hdnie and also kini, AU\el\11 demon'!rated the Oi'S In •ttendanet IDMtided W; !IIJsooe, c.fol Daniell, ·Qalllpo lr~ Watoon. visited with '1\ir. ~tid Mrs. proif,ucl!: Tl)~se· all!Jnilll'i ll'ere ~ Swell, Adtna ~s, Mild- Uo; 3. ~ Belle, Pan Mrl. WiloiaiJI Bi-er $pent George Be•eridge· at New Ruth Hawk, ·J,an Holla.nd and rof~Jocl< and Ruth Starkey Doiulfn«, Alheno; f. RIVer Rut tile weekend in Nelson•IUe, tile 0 Marshfteltl before returning to and Dea· ljplland, Ja~lo !el· •Officers elected fo( the comq Dust)', Jerry Frallk, NtiSonVIJJe: 1ueot ol her brotller and sisterh<r home. ' fe!'l, J;lora Harl• .EIIZibelll Jol' ,year were F;!Wlbetlt. Jordan, altd 5. Little SOn, Kathy Mor· _ itt-law, Mr. altd .lln. Virgil ,., l ·- · · ., ft Mrs Jefry Culwell receiY. dan, Flosale flarl1 .Mrs: ·carl president; .. Freda Haw!I!IJ9 gan, Pomeroy. BY ADA SLACK CoUins. Sbt aiiO alloltded llle "1UIDOU C Ruth Ann . and· Jane ' Jorden e<! word of the death ot ber Ha\vk, WesUna Crabitee, HeI· Smith, secretary; Vfc'e presi- Drunkard's Paradise - Blaze Mr. and Mrs. Roger . Wine- 1hl&h sdtool alumni ano In' "'"' ·•. Ylsitod wlllt their Cousin, l{atlty olster, Mro. Meli,.a Burchill In Scott, Mrs. Watlilne aiod dent, Laura Holcomb Krebs; .Betty Harrloon, Gallipolis; 2 ilrenner entertsined woth a reumon ol ber gradu&llllff class. Ea&tern Hleh ..,hooJ honor Cheadle, • dly or two · last Palntovllle, Ky. on ~rid&y : the hOstess, Leah Crabtree. docorating and program """"' Stormy, Buddy Martin, Arabia: picnic at their ltome on Mem- 1 Mr. an<l Mrs. Robert Wine· studenja lhe llll •1• weeks week. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wii· l Mr. •nd Mrs. Carl Gr..n\ees mlttee - Apna Elizabeth Turn- 3, Appy, Ruth Aim Kloes Mid orial Day. Thnoe attending were : brenner ol Belpre were wet:k perlad ...-.cod by . Lerry 'Mr. an<l Mrs. Jan Pickett, llam Lawson were her broUter: j and · granddaUihter, RJI_Ja er, Ruth Starkey, Georse Low· dleport; 1 MJCk, Mflte Schwen Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride, t:nd gu~sts ot hr:s parents, Mr. Morrison, local _super:mtendt'Dt, Dayton, are announcing the 111-law and sister. Mr. and 1 Rhoadet, viiUed friend's and ~er a)')d Emily Foater ~er. deman, Marietta: and 5. Sky Mr. and Mn. Thomas Clark, ~and Mrs. Uana Wmebrenner and are u follows: blrth of a dauchter, Lana Dawn Mrs. Fr~nk Ti.nsley. Charleston relativd near .Monetta recent- Special recogniUon was J!ven Teresa ftfaln, Shade. Mr. David Mills. Mrs. Oma 1amtly. ~RESHMEN - Rosemary An· on May lO 1t ~lte>tng Arms and her nephew, Capt. Daniel ly. to Claire Steward, Milford, who Western PJeatur~ Pony, 41 Winebrenner, Mr an Mrs. Visotmg Mr. ~oge Shield• wm drew BARBARA BAILEY . Hospital, Athelllj Grandparents L 1'in.<ley, Riverside . Calil. Mrs. Robert Stout, who has had come the larthelll dlsJ.ance to 156 Inches - Coke, R 1t a Wlllrarn Winebrenner and farm - l'aul ana Uon Mr!ler ol Colum-1 Kathie Chrche!\ter • Shlrl_ty are Mrs. Laura K~. local, 1 Mr. and Mn. Ralph Fratie~ I been visiting . rel~~:tives near to .attend; Ada Belle Trainer BiaSi Athenll; 2. ·Lady Bug 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Won•· "'"· JENNIFER DEAN. Lon· and Mr. an<l Mrs. Eldon Mark· and family of Gallipolis SP<nl Ellzabetlttown, Tentl., hu r.. Maynard lor having the most Clttlst.y Frost, Shade; 3. LHII• ~'enntor and ramily, Mr. aOO Mrs. .John Bohr»m visit~ on da EYan&, Candace Hawk, _ ~an- ins, ·Harrisonvlllt. Great grand Sunday with hf!r parents, Mr. turned to her home here Her members of her family pres. Sen, Kathy Morpn, Pomeroy; 11rs. Dick Wineb...,nner, Beulah i\lemunal Uay with Mrs. Thum· , c~ Karr, LENORA MICHAEI.S, parenls l""fude Mrs. Maude and Mro. Fern Glllu~y. daughter, Mrs Helen Kirby an<l ent, and Leslie Bullman had 4. Fficka, Cfnda Foglesong, f'lla Ward. Kell y. Kimberly and as carroll and Mr. snd M". 1LOUISE MICHAELS, Sand~• H9lcomb, local, Mrs. H. B Pic· (>lr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, sons, Roruoie aiod Donnie, ac· the lucky deor prlzO. son; and>. Dallll)', Alln Boster, Kryslal Winebrf'mM-r and the .Juhn H.oach and famJly ol Hart· Newlun, Don Rose, SHIRLEY kelt, Sr., Pomeroy, and Mr. and I Bryan and Keith, Mu Faye companied her here and will Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum· Gallipolis. llosl .nd hoste><. lord, W. Va. RUCKER. PATTI SEXSON. , Mrs. Bruce McDowell, Oak , Jordan. Michael Lawoon and spend a lew dlys wit~ relativeo prdnor an<l children, Cosh"" Flag Race _ Rusty BID, 1-tc and Mrs. George D•mp· ~kanor Kay Schneicj.,r bas SOPHOMORES Patto Hill, Fla . 1Mr. and Mn Mendal Jordan in this area. ton, spent the weekend with Wimp Frost, Shade; 2. sky, sey and Mrs. Sydney Bartel< ol completed her lr.,hman year Bahr. PATI'V BORING, VIR· Rev. and Mra. Merlin Teel• · aiod Walter, attended the An· The Alumni-Association or the Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wimp Frost, Shade; 3. Dl>i< Huntington. W. Va., called on at Marshall College at Hunton&· GINIA BUSH, VICKY GREEN, and Brenda, Ironton, visited re- tique slld Classic Car Show in Columbia High School held ils Dye, and attended the Alumni Hancock, Edwin Roush, Letart; Mrs Agn" White and Richard lun. W. Va., and " at the home Patty Goef!lln. Ksthy Gnflln, eenlly with her parents, Mr. Lancaster on Sunday. annual banquet at the Albany Banquet of Columbis Hlgb f. Spooky, Paul Cain, Athens; Duckworth. ut t1er parenls, Mr. and Mrs. ' ..\nn Holter, Twila Karr. and Mrs. Robert Stout. Recent guests of Mrs. Rulh Schoof house recnelty. T.he busl· School graduates. Her class of and 5. Sweet Lucy, steve Smith. Mrs. Mary Jane Gibbs and lieorge Schneider. JUNIORS - JACKIE BAHR, EUen Holllnd Is spendinc a Starkey were Mrs. Jessie Jew- ness meeting was ln charge or 4J held a reunion duriJII tile Atheos, son, Doyle, o( Vienna, W. \Ia., Glen Hudwn !Spent a vacation Karen carter, Undl Henderson, few days In the Dayton area ell, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jewtlll Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, pres!- evening Texas star - Sky, Chrlatit • )pent several days visJtmg her with his mother· Mrs. Myla Carolyn Hoffman, EDNA Me· with he'r children and their and Donald Blackwood of Co- . dent, aS!Iistect by Mrs. Leslie ,. Prost, Shad~!; 2. Appy, Sher['J parenll, Mr and Mrs. Wolioam Hudson, and brother, De"" 11 • 1COY, SALLY MORA, 'fom ramiUes. Jumbus and Mr. and' Mrs. John I Huffman, secretary, and other HOLLYWOOD (VPI) -Allen Indestad, Middleport: 3. Roscoe. Eochmger and lamlly. Sr , from his employment on the ' U.borllf, Pat Smtth, Barbara I Mrs. Addle Shaw, Mrs Re· Star~~Y and family, of Sugar : officers. Jenkins challlod. in his !78th ; Carol Daniels, GaiUpolla; f. Gla Mr. WJI! Ia~ Duck_worthD ck: 'j Grts t Lakes. . Spurlock Sma 8?mmerfield. becca Buekley and Mrs. Inez Grove. Sixty.four members and their movie appearance at MGM ger, Dtnna Manuel, RacJne; 1nG 11 and son. M~ d:U ~~e~ of ~itt· . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theoss ~ SENIORS - hBollj &,~n;:: McWhorter, . New Marshfield, . Mrs. Carl Crahlr<10 entertain· gueols enjo~ the banquet with a rolo Ia "Tbrte For · 1 5. Molly, Betty ·JiarrJJmt, Galli worth. Jr. an g .. and daughter, Tma Jo, of Cm- ~reg Ba•ley, C ery • called on Mrs. Murl Galawa.v Pd with 11 Tupperware party on which was served by members Wedding.'f J!I!JI time 11::3 man wert> weekend guests o( cinnab Yiliited rus mother, Mrs. 1 lia Mt:Coy, Bubara McGrath, ~--· _ Mr. 1nd Mrs. Richard Roush, Carrie Sinclair and ether rela· Roberta Trussell, e Mr. and Mrs. Gl'Qrge Schnetder , tives. He <~llendt'd his lOth re· (x) Names U'l capitals de•nd Eleanor Kay. Iunion of lhe Pomeroy Alumni. note straight A's. Mr. and Mrt. Ed_ward Chap· Mr. artd Mrs. Bill Moore and I man and'_?'~· ~·~· Mr. · son, Jl!!rry, of Cleveland visited · and Mrs. floyd Chapman an~ ! recently with his molher. d~~ghler, _Shelly, of C•dumbus E\'elyn Moore and family. 1 "s1Led their grandpa~etJts, Mr. [ Mr. Richard Duckworth spent • ond Mrs. James s. Quock. :Monday afternoon at Chester, , Mr~. M~l.a H~aon and 1811 • where he mel the Fnmk fami· ' Derrli L mote<! on 8 ~~ebtlstoth"n, , ly of Nel•ooville and other rela- 1 Sunday School attendaDCt oo Pa ~·1 lh her :illlter B•l\l ro et· . ~..1 ·-A . ·: . d H loves , ,., 1rtc,.,s. June ~ wao 5%, olforing fl3.52. tn·law. Mr. an Mrs. arry Mr Murl Wise of Columbus · ld t Marshall .. · . . Wor1h1p ser_vtces were 1n:: I ·d M 01 G B~k 1 vosoted hos mother, Mrs. Bessoe 110 .15 with the Ref Casto (his ! Mr · an . rs. W a V. '"'. e'ted o Wist . and was u overmg · hi VI!!· · laat · aerviet: bere before ' he goes Summennllllt, · a., VtSI , itor of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrend his ~ isterl Mrs ..1\da Slack and Oiddlt. He attended the 50tb to conference). family · rl!union of his graduating clau Memorlal Day dinner pstll Donald Harden, of the U. S. ' at the Pomeroy Alurnlll. 41 Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore 11 Navy •mtooned Memph"• l Mi!.s Carolyn LipsCOI!tb, em. Jlo)oles were Rev. and Mrs. Clar· Tenn., ·~t Memorial Day ipioyed with lhe F.B.I. In Will> enco Boyw and lamDy of weekend WJtb ~J!I parenb, Mr. 1ington, D. C., visited ber par· CJI!\'· · ·.nd, Mr. and Mrs. Char~ and Mrs. Morns Harden. . ents, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Llpo- leo John... ol Akroa, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Qu•~l< comb and family. She Wll a.. Mrs. Purloy Karr """ Mr. and ol Columbuo •pent Memoroll Cllllplnie<! back by bor oister, Mrs. F. 'd Rice ol Chester, Mr. Oly weekend woth hil parenll, 1Linda, who bao employment and Mro. PhUIJp Boyles and Mr. ond Mn. Jameo S. Quick Ithere. doildren ol Tuppora Plai111 and and otheHr 1~1atVI\'es. 1 Za Miss Linda Eichinger is visit· Mr and Mn Ricbard Spencer Mrs. een oung o ne..- -. h M d Mr ' ' " 'II II d M Fl co '"I er parents, r. an '· and Timmy and uanny. tl e ca e on rs. oren William EichinJer and brother, Pot\~ on Sunday. John. She is between quarters Tbt Chester Fire Department Mr. and _Mn. Gene Beegle from Mountain State Cotlege at and local help fought a brusb tl New Bri&ltton, Pa., were I Parkenbur(, W. Va. I Hn ICrDII lhe road from the ~IH!Rts or her s1ster a~ bro~r· Robert McNickle spent 8 10 1 Bentz cemetery around noon In-law, Mr. ~ Mrs. Titus PICk· day furlough from the Dyess Sunday. w , Memonal Day weekend. B . 1 " . I Day Wet keuy ·• Yl9 . I'.- Air Force ase, Tel8s, woth I 111r. " and Mrs Harry Swartz mt'mona . if ora of Mr. and Mn. Robert br ~ e,.!: ~at the;ome ; of Athen' visited at the George Crow and Mn. Mayme Holmes 1° er, rs. a~ne and Ora Guthrie home SUnday. ••e the former's HD, Bob Slnclalr, and other relatiVes Mrs. lri1 carr, Vickie and Pe;a. Crow, and friend, Mi" Vickie 1Mr!. McNkkleo, who has ~en nl, Ollie Atherloll and .lfllma Farmer, of Kent State Univer- l•edmptoloyTed tn Coluhmhbus, re.urn- Jean and Almo Swartz vltlled . , exas wit 1m. . S __ Sund Ill)'. , y· 'I' II . h M Mn. CarriO Wu ~. ay. T Gu' sle JSJ mg receo y Wit rs1 nd M J a " ·Steve · · Barbara m r s usJe · Wood - her daug hter Mn. Lola Derraberrv, ol Ak· and . w...... "'r. h'ldri!D ., c1 ' ,' . ' and son·m·law, Mr. and Mrs. ron i! Vililinl Mr. and Mn. ~ K~~tyM , of LCanc,asDterk anlbd Patl Ross and sons ot [)'oyton Vere SWaraz ·and attended •• - C · "'"' . new ' church here s unday mo-'•• uf hoctoon. art s uc d wor.18 -1.0t:y were ·elli'OU1e to lbe1r ..--e. A os wn· ~~ ay R~ 1 h ttome in Florida. ! Mrs. Emma f!~ indling is visit:~ ~ ro er, Mrs. Rota Leadingham of . ing her brother, Lewis Penon 1 •-wor ,: M E S South Wt!bsler visited her son I al Torch. n=en1 guesi.D o1 rs. . . d d ht . 1 M MUis were Ml'. and Mrs. Ralph ! an Hu_g - er·m· ~w. r. and ' Mr. tmd Mrs. Wilber Parker MUis ot Aliquippi, p,.,, Mia& Mrs. WJJhs Leadmgham and aod Eddie are vi<Jltilli tn, Fnnces Drivero of Akron, Mrs. daughte:s. She attended the daugloter, Martha Poole · Lo Ell Dennison o1 Rutland aad cradtiHUon eerCU~eS •f her inaaton, Texu. where sht '·Mr. and Mra. 0. 0 . PllterHn llranddaughter, Connie, II lhe '"""""'ing from an auto · :., RuUand. ,Southern Loc1l hogh school. dent They expect.<~ to Martha Repp of Columbus i home -.. ounrl .Juntt I_ : ylofted her sister and broUIOr· i ill 0·fn.Jaw. Mr. and Mra. Fred Jonk· <:hurdo here Sunday and hod to _~. Sr. and son, Gary Jenkins bt laken home. He was report~ : llbo " hnme on leavo from the , lid i>elte: later In the day. *1111 d , , . J1lf • Ina ·, u. S. Army, ' OI'ICI . Mr. ilnd Mrs. Ht~rLey 1!:. .:ohn· : . . . •uw. bel '>. .,..po¥rtr 10 ~p•. Pt'Jiit o!IJ57C.. :- 1011 and children 'l"ommy Cher· Massillon, Oh10 w1th relatiVI!!I. .. . ct&!WII~» ......... {lll~ijeU~Orp hit " ~yl and Terry of 'wolf Pen', were I Tomn~y Scltwob, Maoon, ••·I Jimmy Stewart of Muon vis· MemoriJI Day dinnt'r guesta of Icompamed his arandparents, ited over the weekend in eo. · "id'nl • • ,_.llood-nlct..Asl's fU utnl 1 . : her mother Mn. Ada Slack. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwab, lumbus with Mr. and Mrs. Jack I . " • During the ~fternoon they visit- j P~meroy, on a vacation in ·rJor· Kell~ . . . lkl· ·~ll!liil!dl~"'ffP!IJI!Il'!!' ,, .·,' './ ~ .cJ cemeteries at White Cbapel, Ida. MJU Kathy Zuspan IS VISiting r ' 1 i 81tch Gron Letart Falll and Jehn McDaniel. CJifton, is 1 in Columbus with her sister ud • •:• ... ' '1'1·' ·•t'' ' . ' . ,-:\ £'1yrocuse Hill: 1patient ot lho MeiM• General bltlband, Mr. and Mro. Darrell . Spendin1 Memorial Day week i Hospital. Milchell. . ' ·' '• iitltd with Mr. and Mro. Meivi• l Mrs._ Ann Blanltenohlp of Can- Several MalOti EUB members ' .•• 1.!' ' '" .. ' <- , • Grimm were Mr. and Mrs. 1 ton VISJled tecently w11h her are expt!cted to attend tile· RetH Grimm and family, Mr. l brothl!'r and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Evunbreth Acret Cburcb camp .Jl.oberl Grimm of Grove City, 1Albert Swatzel and Nermon. at Buckhallllon nut week. T1tey ' lfr. and Ml'li. JallM!o McDonald 'j Mr. and Mrs. Ruosell Cape- ate Debbie Stewart, Barbara ,. ~ son. Mr. and Mn. Kennelll . hart, Mr. and Mn. John Sl,..n Lane, Johnoy Zuspan and Jam.. At.el or Colllllbut. On sunday an<l children, 111 ol Mason, Lewis, Jr. :1110 group joined by Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and Rtnnie Thompson is viJIUDg , :Mrs. Raymond Teaford aiod f•m family, IJoul Miller and Dott· his grnndparonta, Mr. and Mro. ,.,.,.-.'t ,. lty of Minenvllle. enjoyed a : aid Roullt, all of New Haven, Haroldl.ewbt at West Columbia. ' • ".>. I • . { :,.1·· ' I 'pl<nfc· at • ' park at Beverly. ! alten<lcd · the howling tourna- Mro. Mary Wa"" was tallen '' Mrs. Apeli White. a<eompan· l men! In Clndnnotl over tM lo tbe Holzer Hospllal on Satur· Jed by Mr. 'alid Mrs. James R. weekend. The mMI represented day evening wherf she remains ~ I);" ' ' • Whlte t1 Dlltlrlt, W. V1., were lhe Masoo llewlinl Cfnter in 1 patient. MOIIday nflltt.lllppor 1uests ol tlte tournament. Mrs. "¥!• S~wart..of · -· Beulah w&itl, 10n, Thomas Mrl- 1M Rkhardooo aiod Colum!lla vloited op , Swi11a1 Dmt of Mlddleporl. Mrs. LJJJian .Singer, both ol with her slo~r , and hut~, it' :• °, Eastern' H.•'gh Sy racUSe Society Notes '""""I"" Honor R. II k " · ·· · .. · · nlef..,. Sotial New.s ..· _ ed en .. "· • Ed~lr. Roush, ~.tart,; t. m~n. New Haven; and f, CISco Gallipolis; · 3.. Pnca lbdl; Scott Sweet .Lucy, Slt~e· Sl)llth, i'tll- IIIPiarley,)(Jnc~Jd Georp, Rt. Bierly, Jacklon; 4. ,. Blake'• ene: an<l t. Shorty, John Riel> 1 GalUpolil. Judy, Edwin Roush, ··. Letart; arda, Pt. PJ•••ant. Barrel ~co ~Rutty Bill, .an<l 5. River Run Dusty, Jerry . ' Wimp Flott,-Shade: Z. Dll!lo 'Frank, NeltiOIIVWe. · . Western Pleaollf'!, 41 · ilnche~ Jfl.n!loQk, Edw)ll Rou!ll, Letart; EngU!II PJ•uure - · Perky an,d upder ~ Prince, Natlian I. i.lttie Everott, Bobby Jones, Pine, Sherry BID, 'AtheliJI; Yonker, LoJ.art; 2. _Biac~oe, Bob !lh~de) 4. Sky,•Wimp Frott, 2, Bini Bini Rodd,-l.erry QonG'll'd0!1, 1\1. I Gallipolis, tllljl 3. Shade; ail'~ -~. ·S w, . Brondl nlDC, Athena: .3. Tally, Barbara Tony, J!ret Harrl,aon, Gallipolis. -Roqah, lli!la!~· - . JJ!'C'ra. Oak lUll; 4. Sualh!nf Roadoter Pnny-M<Gbee, jiob West\"n Pleasuro, clipped Belle, Pam Denning, Alheu;Greer,.. New J!ave~ . 2. Ca»taln · mane and tall- King Bro", ..~ . >- Ginger, Lawrence ParBlack Drum Major, t.aae Low· l'dlke Scftl"IP~. 'M~ettl; !iof\1, Pl. Pleaoant. is, Cli!tln\; Ledy, Jimmy Jiofl- -2. Han~'1 Buddy, Die~ Roach, •Egg and Spoon Race - Jmo. co<k, ., ( • ' \ . . ~~w, Mar~in, Frdst·Animals,tin:Twtce-· ; ,;,,JJuddY Marlill Ill .,.... ' tunp Froot of ShHe ,.... lrol place will,.,.._!lulolay 111e fturlh annual 1\Yl"' Creek Athletic B<iosten horN Illite ~YI•• '"'"'~ 'HI;,; Si:t.wl wo...:: .._,· of sh·..... athletic field. f•~"'.:!' .~.-"·.- l _o"'::.., ~· ,..... _,.. ·-· There wore tfl entries in R111ty 'BiD; llld finished A7-cl•ss horoe show. A large lhe Floli~ee. "!) 11\i. crowd wit..,aed lhe annuol .,_,, · · , . , , . . rd . Rere _a,.lht,'rilll!lla of •' tveno Bob Go on "" rong- 1J7 cJ ..seo, lhtlna 'lht ·. 11aster ond the juoge was Bill i rider In the ~rst five 1, .1 -lD ·. 2 . : ··: om : \ . ona hundred and twenty !Bend Regatta Race commlttee!Siturda)'endHealollonSunday. boal!, 55 on Saturday and .65 ·was "my pleased" with the RACE WINNERS : unday, roared through the 1 !turnout both days for the races. B - Runiboui;..>. Bnat No, meai1D'ed cQIIrse in the Ohio An estimated 4,1100 fans packed >2 's, Jame• LuPJ!ello, Steul>< R!ver for cash purses totaling '_the rlvertront areJI!I, wlti• il1~:~ 1j ~•iV ill~. 12,500 .and trophies In 10 races. grandstand full, 'to view the C- 1 Runabout- Boat No. 1 Runnlnli ·before a packed events of Sunday. , R 41 , Daniell\lrlll, Elllharl, Ind. grandotand Sunday llartina at 1 Mr. Leadingham extended the ! C Hydro - Bnal No. ~·2, 12:311 p.m., the Sunday oched- 1committee'• appreciation to ,Danlel 1\orls, Elkhart, Ind., A ule leatn C Racing Runa- pickup Mat operators Donnie \I!Ydro - illlat No. 58~, ~ylo houts B Hydrna A RunabOuts I Ma e Butch Hayes Zackio Mason, Battle Creek, Mtch., X . , . • Y r' ' Runabout Boat No F22, D Hydros and X Hydro boat~ 1Fisher, Harley Stalna~er, all 1\al h Donald M !etta' G Iof Pomeroy; Gary Griffith, Ha· P • ar • a. . One - and that o"' slight- Icine· Gary Glbbo Mason City · Class C Rucing Runabout Injury , marked _the races. Ken , lite 'Middleport squad Boat No. MIOO, !ohn Maxwell, Sau rs, Detrott, Moch., In the boat the Logan Fire EquiP' Hniy, Michigan, . Clus B C·I :: unnbout class. nipped his ' . Hy4ro - Baal No. V123, Phil boc and was .stunned momen. ment Sales and Servtce boat Howard, J3cks0nv111e, Ill., tar;iy. and crew . and the PomE-roy E· Class A RmmbQut Boat Fr'lur other boal~ did not fin· R squad and boat. No. 1, l~ay Harrison, Vermil· Ish. for a variety of reasons. Appreciation also was entend· ! pliouln; DK. 8 Ydro -RBoat NoM. M5chZ, · D a e11 er, eeae, J ., U',. ' llv. motor fal'iure . ed to the Pomeroy Fore epart· X Hydro _ Boat No. Mi, John Willi! Leadingham, rnce ment which had its truck on Maxwell, Holly, Mich. •I airman. said today the Big hand and to Drs. Ridgway on trophy. I i in and ICIIn·. 1 I *· 1 , J:·· Mn. j • Alfred Society Notes 1 u POWER ..... 1 I 1 • 1 ·:bucklte S:\ IC· I Mason 1 ·1 . S • y Nolcs a"' ...,.a:ciM- Gnc-.•. 1 '*'"It. , ~!!wet flt~lldll-···· ,. '. . a ,....., 111e7 1111 lllllil • "'' . f. • 011 Mr. altd ,,.,., .,. •1111111 a wlalt: al .llr•.llld airs. dOn W: \ • ' '' .,, '· ' , • I • ' • Holter's Hopper is Winner Scenes from Big Bend Regatta A leopard lrog from • Che!l· er TIIIYII!IIIp farm pond won lite U. S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contest Champlon!ll!p on Sunday afternoon Ill Pomeroy. Roy Holter, a Iarmer, Jock· eyed the winner. "Holter's Hop· per" bounded 10 ft., II! lncbes on his second of three trips to the mat. " Holter's Hopper'' also leap· od 9 ft. , 411 inches in the tlnrd heat of the conteal. The champion had jumped I ft., 51'.. Inches in his first attempt. • Second place wont to "Her· BIG FROG, - Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow returned t~ the Big Bend ;Regal<& lllall" IIIYIIod by Janet Noble o! • SurU!ay 1ttll attired i!t his-eye-catchlnM regal.ia that got the attention of practicalll Worthington wllh 'jumps of 1 • everyone ·through lh,e entire regatta. Crow, whose frog n~med "Old Crow" didn I ft., 2\1 inches, t 11., fl! Inches make II to the fln61s, was replaced bY lhts large stuffed replica on Sunday. Crow and f ft. sought to enter It in the (lnals ol the U. S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contesl Winning third place was the Pomeroy Lion's Club lrog, "Tail Twister," jockeyed by Karl Krauller. ''TaU Twister" · bad jumps of 4 ft., 2 incbea, 6 fl. 1 Jncbel, an<l 5 IL 2 Jnc:beo. A rros owned by Ben Ewlna, Pomeroy' named "Dipei'' laD· ed to make the tP'Ide In lbo ehamplollllhlp I'OIIDd. "Dfuer'' bad led aU quNifien In the FrkliJ preliminarieS. Othl!l' frogs ma'kf.nr the Sundly flnall were Bllllkeye Kooci<· er owned by the Purneroy Emergency Squad; Froste, own,. od by Diana Kine: Jumpln' Bipker, owned b1 Ted Reed; 00'/ owned by Jaclt llluon: Skip on By, (IWl1ed by Qlcll Neal; Shenang Sprlnp Jr., ""od by ibenang Spr!qs, alld Hop-A· llO:OO.OO- Janet Noble, Worthington. 0 ., oheered. begged and pleaded to her large to lmrm '"' •L' Lo:j 0~~101 Hayes. Divisional Championship Contest Sunday in Pomeroy ..Janet won second place in the senior iliv>ii011 for Je ~ wu awarded a '50 prize by contest Chairman Dale Warner. Janet's frog jumped more than 1 feet.· m: Sprfllier Jr., Wblch turned up m!Rulet befora cqnlell ' HAI8 STYU!D -'- ContestantS In the Miu Southern Ohio Pageant bad professiOn· ml!slng al hair styUJii done by Miss Southerlon, owner of an Athens beauty salon, over the lillie. Regatta weekend. Three-of the contestanls are shown here as tbey were preparing to oartlclpate In Friday's parade; · > J �' '" ' ' (< 4 ' \ I N ' ' ' \,J ...... LN, •olu •..; '; ;~~;;; f ~: ••• ioi " .\ ' 0., June .. Ollllfi'Y INS CHIYROLIT IMPALA , f269S Super Sport COUpe, black vin11 loP. Ollldalwood fiDisll, all v!Dyl lnt<rior, With buclret ...~~, ·v.a eqlno, aulomatle traumilslon. power .teertng and brakea. wire Wbeel coven, 8:00 ..,.... Jlttlt ...... m<lio, - · • roo! buJ. 'lft4 CORYAIR DIILUXI $1091 aDr. Turquoilo finiab, riDyl - · .OOd llreo, ndlo, heal•• ltd. traoa. lft4 FALCON $1295 2 Dr. Doluoe lntaior, 1ood Wllltewall ilrtw, white finiab, radio ......... Servlcet EXPERIENCED ·POtwerov Motor Co. and-- Poe11eroy Motor Co. ' ' .....&YHERE'S P6JmlNlTY - I'Ao frime, V ....., (~ bed!'OOliiJI), bath, bBBement wltb lor<ed alr gus luraact, 11 remodeled, priced for oalo. 16,110.00. J'OMEROY - LIKE • NB IIIIDEIIN l'lUIOh type I room home on .Pprorlmalely I aero ol IIJOU!Id, a plact for !bose children. W.B ·. -- AU.GN.Nf ' ~ -- IRAifsEivla NEW UVING iooM SUITES $89.00 ,........... ---- ··-., .,· " .r •• , ,,... At .a e..U... NEW I PLATFORM RoCKERS $17.00 IIUI Your Okl Cbllr ·KNOns LI'L ABNER .FURNITIIRE -f>UTON~'I I.IOOLI". DOl oee lblo homo TODAY fore II II ooldf - Ill PlPPLE GOT 'TOllE LIBI!FIAL/!' OPEN EYES. 9:00 P.M. A~ '1'0!.1~ 'IOACHER t'l> PON'T ll~£ 10 GIV!;. 'ri:lO SOME. Al>VICE.! BIG D£AL! GET SMART! WHAT KIIJ!> OF ADVICE IS ' TIIAT FOR A TtN:HER TO 8£ HANDI'JG OVT? THE lORN LOSEI WILL I BE SIJCCESSFUL IN STEAL.ING A MAGNETIC SPliCE COJPE? TELL OUI.JA! ...ALL HI HAs TPO IS eer "f)« PROBRAM CUAIRMAN Off' lHE HOOK! Lllii.E ORPHAN ANNIE =---- wbo pwed . ,. tbreo yean 1JJ81. WUt, Elttlor, Judy ud .,. ...,. .ra 13, 63 Fonf·GjJole .•. I!Qbbit ' 101; eofty. -i tirL Aool. ...... 64 Ford ChimA . lillie -ll&H c ~., -.. - t Deer Mlf:lara: .,•• - - w . Chevrolet --IL e ROOM HOUSB with both Ill 64 NEW YORKIR ... $2,411 Chryoler 4 dr. Hard Top. A I beautifal low mileage one Syraouae. llJ Call . .2641. • s l11p JI'IJRNISIIBD I .....,._ and bath oparlml!lll 011 131 Mulberr7 ' A....._ PII.IIUII15. IIUe 'l'IWLER, Brown's Trailer Park, Mlllmlllt, Oblo. I'lL IIH3ZI. 5 :15 1211! ANTIQII& l"atulllln, ,.__ -~-- CaDar wrtla: 111'1. ao,NN Codl. • •• ....., SL. Powwor. Ill lie owner car in 1Uperb eondi· I lion. n .... window~ poWfl' ~til, power brake~, aDd power llleeriDI- 64 IONNIYILLI . , , $2.267 Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top Coupe. 'l1l1l car wu owned byamao- baa owned PODllacs for JHI'I •nd ap· proctates the refinemenll of Bonnevma. Wby don't you ltop in and drive tbil fine ear llld see for youtlflf tb.il marvelou.~ buy. BLAEnNARS Porntrer, Oltlt SPRING SAVINGS SALE 1 - -- �' '" ' ' (< 4 ' \ I N ' ' ' \,J ...... LN, •olu •..; '; ;~~;;; f ~: ••• ioi " .\ ' 0., June .. Ollllfi'Y INS CHIYROLIT IMPALA , f269S Super Sport COUpe, black vin11 loP. Ollldalwood fiDisll, all v!Dyl lnt<rior, With buclret ...~~, ·v.a eqlno, aulomatle traumilslon. power .teertng and brakea. wire Wbeel coven, 8:00 ..,.... Jlttlt ...... m<lio, - · • roo! buJ. 'lft4 CORYAIR DIILUXI $1091 aDr. Turquoilo finiab, riDyl - · .OOd llreo, ndlo, heal•• ltd. traoa. lft4 FALCON $1295 2 Dr. Doluoe lntaior, 1ood Wllltewall ilrtw, white finiab, radio ......... Servlcet EXPERIENCED ·POtwerov Motor Co. and-- Poe11eroy Motor Co. ' ' .....&YHERE'S P6JmlNlTY - I'Ao frime, V ....., (~ bed!'OOliiJI), bath, bBBement wltb lor<ed alr gus luraact, 11 remodeled, priced for oalo. 16,110.00. J'OMEROY - LIKE • NB IIIIDEIIN l'lUIOh type I room home on .Pprorlmalely I aero ol IIJOU!Id, a plact for !bose children. W.B ·. -- AU.GN.Nf ' ~ -- IRAifsEivla NEW UVING iooM SUITES $89.00 ,........... ---- ··-., .,· " .r •• , ,,... At .a e..U... NEW I PLATFORM RoCKERS $17.00 IIUI Your Okl Cbllr ·KNOns LI'L ABNER .FURNITIIRE -f>UTON~'I I.IOOLI". DOl oee lblo homo TODAY fore II II ooldf - Ill PlPPLE GOT 'TOllE LIBI!FIAL/!' OPEN EYES. 9:00 P.M. A~ '1'0!.1~ 'IOACHER t'l> PON'T ll~£ 10 GIV!;. 'ri:lO SOME. Al>VICE.! BIG D£AL! GET SMART! WHAT KIIJ!> OF ADVICE IS ' TIIAT FOR A TtN:HER TO 8£ HANDI'JG OVT? THE lORN LOSEI WILL I BE SIJCCESSFUL IN STEAL.ING A MAGNETIC SPliCE COJPE? TELL OUI.JA! ...ALL HI HAs TPO IS eer "f)« PROBRAM CUAIRMAN Off' lHE HOOK! Lllii.E ORPHAN ANNIE =---- wbo pwed . ,. tbreo yean 1JJ81. WUt, Elttlor, Judy ud .,. ...,. .ra 13, 63 Fonf·GjJole .•. I!Qbbit ' 101; eofty. -i tirL Aool. ...... 64 Ford ChimA . lillie -ll&H c ~., -.. - t Deer Mlf:lara: .,•• - - w . Chevrolet --IL e ROOM HOUSB with both Ill 64 NEW YORKIR ... $2,411 Chryoler 4 dr. Hard Top. A I beautifal low mileage one Syraouae. llJ Call . .2641. • s l11p JI'IJRNISIIBD I .....,._ and bath oparlml!lll 011 131 Mulberr7 ' A....._ PII.IIUII15. IIUe 'l'IWLER, Brown's Trailer Park, Mlllmlllt, Oblo. I'lL IIH3ZI. 5 :15 1211! ANTIQII& l"atulllln, ,.__ -~-- CaDar wrtla: 111'1. ao,NN Codl. • •• ....., SL. Powwor. Ill lie owner car in 1Uperb eondi· I lion. n .... window~ poWfl' ~til, power brake~, aDd power llleeriDI- 64 IONNIYILLI . , , $2.267 Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top Coupe. 'l1l1l car wu owned byamao- baa owned PODllacs for JHI'I •nd ap· proctates the refinemenll of Bonnevma. Wby don't you ltop in and drive tbil fine ear llld see for youtlflf tb.il marvelou.~ buy. BLAEnNARS Porntrer, Oltlt SPRING SAVINGS SALE 1 - -- �.{ . ;II, • I \ '.'. . .. 'r ·~·· ' ' ' • •.l ' ' • /\ . • J,- ....... . , ·' .·, . ;i',, '·:Elect ·. ::..;~ ·"r • ..li.ff'i'J flrficers ar~ . ~: ,n.nu ~' · -••. _ ll·• ~~m!n:~•ss•:~~~h~~t~ g·'!!~~ ·~d ,,, ·~~::r!N= Middl~rnirt , ' · ',., ., •'·_ ' ·, , . .·• _ _ ._ ;·· ·'> .... e.... r -·~·- • ' l ,,-~~~. .;..,!,1< <· .•1; •· •.l .,., beTh;t~";;; ~ 1\oV. w~- · ·) . } ,_ . I \' 0 , 1. y •' :j;"' , :~~.,;q\~~:ur:;IU~ I .·· . "'r'o·}~rt•n: , '' · ~ ' ' .•. l , . ·•':,. ..z.n.Ju,c ' : ·· U ·_ - N '· · .. · · meeiinsgte~~:~n~o~c;l~~ck ~ ~;;ftZ,~e~t~; :a~~~?,l with freshments were served. ' . JUiftiA:· MONDAY oitd ESDAY .HI lt-21 I SHELLEY GUESTS HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - She!· ley Winters, a two-time Oscar James StewartMaureen O'H ara winner will put in a guest appearan~e on the television ser~ Colon: art""• lles, "Flipper." "THE RARE BREED" - Technicolor- Open friday Nights Until 9 At~ OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS SUNDAY, JUNE 19 liam Russell, orgamst, panying. I ~~~ ineRacine Sunday. t I I o· 1.'· ,. 1,;,-., ' ,. " .. . ·, NOW ON TH& 2ND FLOOR . IN ··:, . ..... c :y .' v'' p''o'.. ME '.R'' o·' ! .;, ' Protest 'Down with oh • . ,. 2nd and 3rd Floors Elberlelds In Pomeroy FLAG DAY ...;JUNE 14TH - . I \ Va. ' ' Board Adopts Bus Plan For Centralized Bidding . TheDodgeBoyi,lreridin'i . drivin'; poundin1- leillier•· A man will feel like royalty every time he weara }lis DeerslHyers- for these Jarman• provide more kingly comfort tbsn any cssual thoe ..,.. made tmore mart styling; too). Softest ilove·lnther upper, deep cushion ln110le, resUient cu1hloa cnpe sole. Pie<"" the head of your !amUy with a pllr of }anaaA "Deerslayera" from our store. ' , . · ·. . tog~youand~ateJtnew Dodge tOgether. Step up, f181:~~·r; lr~ yoor ~eat., . · And with th~&OQd ~ys. rou know.everytlllnts . . * .stacked in your·faVIIt. -·boal. .. Middleport ~ 111 feel ebarged where there are and no meters the rqutar town baU wltb aportr. revle1oed 1 .~ik~ STORAGE fliiiiEIS' CLIANING IIPAIIS AND llmLING WI. US J01 StGIMEIIOWI 'Mill ·.:,'· . . ·• ,'· ~ ( ''. ' .' . ' All 'furniture ,, Including. All .. Porch and 'Lawn· furniture, Now Serllng·At... Our June ~~ 1 Prices ••• ' f! /(;<) . . I' ;.,, ' ' I .. -----------------------------------~--------------------------------~ ~4''' :~> . >;f,~o • -----------------------~~ VOL XVIII NO. 40 POMEROY-MIOOI.EPORT, OHIO ... TUESDAY, JL11, .,, . ~===:=:=:=:=.....,......,......,......,......,......,.. . . .::::::=-""T--....:."---------.L------;._--------------....,.----------:---''"'" v't•II..~.~,,. '"~~' '1, "': . ' '· ~ •• Dnotetl To Tit. lnm•~t Of Tit. Meir•.Maaon I .. , .. I PUT HIM -..g. .. . . . . enttrte :. ( ' ·.'. (. Ron Hanning I• attending summer session at Ohio State University in ~lumbus pre[rar-1 atory to entering tbelle1a:::.[ this fall to pi He has attended Univer•ily for the past two years. Miss Karen Bachner, daughter of Mr. and Mrl. 1Bachnl!t, and Mls• Judy dermuth, dnughter of ' Mr. Mrs. Millard Wildei'WJith are tending the summer sessions Ohio University, Athens. Debbie Kitcben, Mr. and Mrs. WilHam of Chillicothe, lo the guest OWD 11 phi!• • • ..__:.. .t• 't.U• ·" 4"'!", 0 • ." '"' ·Ride wi·th The foal mlllk or em iHcllaw r aoutoD. II ohould bo Ia w~s1110tluJ, dtul. liM thieYH blmrD't" gboot ol "chtmco to dlamago II. Wo loataro " comploto fur aonko by ,) .. :.t··<u ' " '. s. c. Wltetbar you ,. ... ;;~··:.:';·t\: •• '· ', ' The Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Dowson and Mrs. Nan or Heath Methodi~t Church . Sunday for Lakeside, 0 hJ where they will attend the an· nual Conference of Ute ~etbodist Church. Mrs. Moore JS the lay delegate to the conference. Mr. and Mrs. Charle' Bra•l·l bury and family, Suzanne, and Asa, have returned from a "·eek's vacation at Myrtle Beach 1/ \ c·:~wn Fut~:ture r Yul Brynner -1!-. ··:~ , MEltfS tHEATRE SABoTEOR" _, '. .+ -- - -- ... >:.-.-~ :'tt ,,J!i L; tl .:,•)·. ,· .. ,:• ~~~-. --~ Mld ' ..jt' •'•1"-t!il\lv SeiiUne,,; pomeroy· , u.e , ,. ·y · ·; I Marlon Brando • ' ~ ' =~~=!~·::.I s~,-~~ O~f ., , . ~W be.n . il ooDIPleted by Miss Sarah Fosty of tbe Pomeroy Be 0r Stayed." '!be re- • , "a ' ' ber grandmother, Mrs. Robert be furnished by Mrs. John Fo.. Ust Church Thursday port of the nominating coiDJIIit. P · Reibel. . ter, organlst, and Mr. Job n \ • at the church. · tee was given hy Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. William Bea· Mrs. Arnold R~eha~s and Foster, vocalist. , · vera of Rlngston, Oblo. spent grandson, Kevin, are m ClnclT> Miss Foster wiU haye as her , Elected and installed hy Mrs. Sunday w!th Mr: and Mrs. Wil· nati where they are viSltinB. attendants, Mn: Mark Gru~l;"r Foster were Mrs. Joseph Cook, Hall! Russell and sons, Ken, with her dnughter and IBami~~ Jr. as matron ofandhonoMrr; MD!Jal~ Mrs. Orval WOes, Mark and John. · Mr. and . Mrs. ~lacey un~ Br•ce Stalnaker s. .secreta!')' . treasurer, end the Wayne Davis and George "'d son. K•vin Mgel of Co· I Justis, bridesmaU:ons;_and Miss TONtGHTth•uTUESDAY following chairmen, Mrs. J. Sauer, Middleport High School Jumbos is spendmg the sum·IJayne ~UrDI and MISS Nan% "Dill I)III'MY DARLING" H Stephenson program; Mrs. juniors are attending mer here w1th his grandparents, Yost, br~desmalds. Miss Mar Tallulah Bankhead Shein, division of rnlsBoys' Stale being held at · Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Sberidan will serve BS flower ,.·,. 11 11 Stephanie Powers sions; Mrs. Oliver Michael, University in Athens. '!be Mr. snd Mrs. James Reed girl. 'Ilia wIll (Color) mission speakers; Mrs. . Harry are sponsored by the and daughter Ruth Reed Durst, Mr. Robert WI ~ Mr --andBailey and Mrs. Richard Fin- Bennett Post 128 Ainerican were in Col~mbus recently for serve as best man Irby. ''THE COLLECTOR" white cross: Mrs. George glon in Micldle~rt. a visit with relatives. Their son, Tom Williams, Mrd . d Mr' ~e;!:~~i~~~~r lovt gift; Mrs. Lorain Members of the Jim Reed Coklmbus, Is on a Mr. WiUiam Sher~ an ~ · Sterrett, leadersh~p; Mrs. VIc- Senior Band who are training ~lssion with the Na- Joseph Foster, 88 ushers. tor Young, Sr., literature, and the Ohio UniversUy Band Clln- tlonal Guard. Mra. Durst Is reMrs. Harold Lemley, scholar· ic lor two weeks include San- siding here with her par~ls, Dies on Sunday ship. dra ctatworthy, daughter of while ber husband is in servu::e. . Devotions were led by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry She is employed at Holzer Hos- Jlllj'l'y B. Beabou~ 63, a lorElmer Wickham who read an thy, Janie Gerard. pita!. . mer Middleport, resident, died TONICIH'I' tllru TUESDAY article, "Seven Thoughts for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donald suddenly Sunday, at hls home, "MADAME X-" Days" and a poem, "This and Betsy Cunnlngllam, daugh- The Rev. a~d Mrs~ve return · 30 Clark Place, Columbus, folLana Turner ""'"a'""aood Day" and closed with ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cun- Boone and cht~d~en trip and al- lowing a heart attack. John Forsythe . oingham. The girls were taken ed from a va~a ~0083 tist Con- I Survivors include his wife, ('J.'ecbnieolor) . in to Athens Sunday by Mrs. so the Amen:a p . Grace Surface Beabout; two Colortart,ollt Mrs. Wtckham was also d ard and will be housed in vention held - ~~ Ka~sas C 1 t tepdaughters Mrs. Edna Hooks ~~ ~~~~~~~ of the program an a Squad They were sponsored They also VlStled m Connec 1· ~ Columbus 'and Mrs. Etolse we~Y & THURS. J.llrl•l5·16 Ch e:~~an~.a~~e~p~~ ~~ the Middleport Ban-I Boo!iters. cBout wit? h~:co~::;~r~~~e~e~~~ Stiles, MiddlepOrt; a . stepson, !tOT OPEN os ' . Role was The Rev. M. E. Dowson one m . C be- Harry Beabout, Middleport, Churchs C~ang~~ Wickham hls final sermon Sunday ited in Wa_shm~ton. D. . and a number of nephews and FRIDA'i' oriil SATURDAY Sterretl Mr~ .. Stephenson: ing before leaving for thheld fo~ ret~:n~hil~:e. teacher in nieces. Funeral services dnhave JuM 17-18 C k M Foster Mrs. Methodist Conference e s.. h1 . been tentatively set for We es•FRANI<I~EIN MEETS M~s. oo 'd ~s. Shain • Lakeside. New appointments the Middleport Sc oo s, IS re- . day from the Seils Funeral 5PACI MONSTER" of Gr~ee and will be made by the Bishop eupe~ti~~ ~:Sss~:~~al :~~ ~ Ho~e, King Ave., Columbus Jas. K~ David Kerman Sk~~~e~y:n. •MOiii'I'IIIU CONDEMNS of Glory" and prayer by next Saturday. Mr. Ben f~rm Sh was ret-urned to ber with burlal in Parkersburg, W. . \ . t.t-..·~f:""~:-,····,,,;.,'"'" 1 wmtam. bJ1r.'~:~ eerJ~~ni, ~l~F~!~t.. About . • · :1-tH ' '·"' , P:' ,-•.. ~ • ter '~ber-~18 ,,'.0Cal:'-f Wedding Plan$ Completed by Atoun 1!:8 · ~ •' 11 . d • J \ ~ ~~ ' '· _,~· ? ' • ·' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 13, 1966 adams beabout caudill nelson skaggs watson