https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7b148fdc9cd24146dfa04f8ed77f523.pdf 6efdd33717b986fd6cdfcc7f11fa05b3 PDF Text Text f •Mr 's utbltl, PomtroJ<Middleporl, Q., .Tillle 10, 'iees I · Bride- T• Is Honored By c:Jw.w..o; EVent "~""~: .. "' • M!a .. Middle"""* · ,_- • - Oilglnal Pla'ffet ShOws How Christ's Influence Felt Is · orliiDaJ An pliJiet, and Aile Acree. SharoD by Mrs. Donald Boone, Mite !WftN!t and EdIIDitb, wbooe mar. eel "And 'lbetl J .... ~·" die Sayre. ~ Zlrtle will Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle was pen at tbe Cblldren ' Tbe cherub choir ..,"'PP""" )!J JUne :II wu CUM and children, Butcb and De(). oerYioe at lhe First chiklreD tn lbo il1lrlery and *!1-' it I .I Devotions Ate H• hi' ht Of d:ss'Meefinn "ctutter and Cllall';·.:, 111e .2'Pet formGnces Ul a;. G "iii·JH: iven On MHS Stage topic of deVOtlMo by MIU fre. • da Grueoer whldl opened lhe Two perlorllliiiCOII of a meettnc of ·tbe Happy Harvell- at of .millie and d8Dee ~ by Mn. RaY Gj~Jt, il!", Mr$. Nor b • r t SIXIb Fleet a.nd lbt French OliVer!.~~: usN IArmy, Atr Foree. a.no1 Navy, Mr. -":, r:;·N~n;:':'.t!i leot'UDII -part In ' ' t Stateo-French a ::::. eserclle 1n lhe Mediterran-.r~y ~ th wbJ1e ers clua of tbe Federated eh""' JftSOIIted 'JbQrlday etosen Trib eat According to Lhe U. S. eelllllll quoted in the BritanBook of Lhe Year, 79 per M Miss Searles I G At. !f HEAD'N ""'""II SHOULDERS ABOVE Bridal Shower THE REST••• "eo:; Mainly About People In , Jlomeroy , , oY· e MATCHED SETS BY , !!'S·. . 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ........ St-• 5 G Hold All DaY Quilting Event ', ; j SAVE Quality DOLLARS! Use Robinson's Quality COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING lbs. 5 10 2 S.ve On Your Dry Cl.. ningClun Winter Clothes Before Storing! Mrlli . Gertie carpenter. Guesll were Mrs. Marie ~:~~':~I Mrs. Naomi London, Miss Ide Mumaw and Mrs. EsLher Harden and Debbie. TONIGHT M.awice Chevalier and LesUe Caron in "FANNY" -•nd-Stevo Plccard Leu Lu "WOMAN HUNT" T-.·Wod. LAUNDERERS- DRY Cl EA"fERS c:.nwnlent Pickup Statlont In MI<Wieport-Pomeroy . fl*ll Poillti'OY WY 2·542NIIIddleport WY 2-5130 Juno 11-12 •caNTUIUON• Jobn Berrymore Jacques Bernat and Genellleve Gnd -«nd"INVASION QUAIITIT" 8111 Trav.., Spike Mtuiaan ' POMEROY MOTO·R ~ _COMPANY W. MAIN STREET ' .' ' , ' VOL XV ; I ~Y-MIDDLEPORT, NO. 48 - . OHrO : ·, . (' entt. n e .. TUESDAY, JUNE -Ji, · l963 - \., ~ . ·Gift Sugg~stion Father's a: . C.RIUS Foell and Mrs. George Hudson and Lhe Sunday Sehool hour. of k•ab Wblleo · aid Studlol of Duco and ~: mJDeswee . uss. Avenge. automobileo, 1r1 per cent Mrs. Audrey Frost. Participating were _ Read· aclloo oonp, "~ ~- A prayer frOID tbe Mereedea F. Colllioll erctae ~ conducted May tetevislooa and about lJ 01 .•lf\!JIIdhc.at the Glue home on Mrs. Bill Shoun and daugh- er I, Pamela Neullllng: Read· Me," •'Two Little Eyes,'' and ~fonthefo~!"~ ~Lhe l!yum stud!QI. lD the w..tem bi.ve alr condiUonlng. ,; l :ooe• ~ve. )ked a table ter, Suaan of Johnson Ci ty, er 2, Mike BuBklrk, in Scene I, "Be Careful Little Eyea." .. ~ Lord and Father," ..,.j 'll>e pner.J publlc II Invited 00 ·!· ~Wh~ pver and center· Tenn. are guests of her parents, which ~nted the "Famlly The playlet aimed to show tbe reading of Malhew 1:30. to atteud the colo'!:'~ ~.;;!~ - ;: · br Us Gameo Rev . and r,lrs . Fred Gardner. Ufe Story with Myrta Wil· how a cba1J8e micht come in Miss Grueser read 8 tory "The U0111, whtcb will be.!:_"~ in··•• """ •:P 1l11l . e . aon as the molher, Bob Rice as !wall h lhe '" . . ~ Front se I AI Middleport Hlgh ""'""" • ....,. .... PWecl durjng the even· Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. th Father and Janie Hindy every s on w en. , "'" Man m •~ a toriUm. Youilg chlklrfn should f, '11!1. l1li1h .prlzet awarded . to John Werner of Middleport and Belly : Scene II was "Home Huence ot Jeaus Ia felt. Church" and cto""?. wiLh pr~r be accompanied by their par.'1" Mrs. Rlc!'f'll Owens. Mrs. Pr~ce John Werner Sr .. Leading Creek ,Missions - the Piqua Story" er ~d the hymn, BreaLhe ~ ents. Jlawl<, ~. Frank Powers and Rd. were Mr. and Mrs. WII· with Judy Moore .. Mrs. Black : Me by lhe group. . · ·Mrs. ~ Goeglein. llam Blank and daughter, Bee· I ooth Mark Vroman· znd Mrs. Pbll Meinhart, preol· The pupils, ag.. S to IS, will · Alter the honored guest open· ky of Boulder , Colo. "' Y : Fultz· Srd ' f dent, welcomed Mrs. Henry Rei- preaent acll and sP,eCialty nunted ~ many lovely gifts. a Miss Sharon Jones was In youth, Ai:::" rd ' 4th yooth S UeS bel, Mrs. Grover Erb and. Mrs. bers in ballet and tap, speelal aalad course with punch and Jack!on Sunday 10 attend 1 he Brenda ~hi~: ' Bentz wolfe, who have been ab- organ numbers, acrobaflc coffee were served by the host- wedding of James Thorson, soo Jerrie Sue . sent from the meetlnp due to bera aild vooal enaemble ael~ ll esseo. Favors were small pas- of Mr. and Mrs. Rober! Thor· The :lrd acene depleted the . illnesa. Thank you notes were lions. Several sololsll also tel baskets and umbrellas fill· son and Miss Nancy Harlass. "School Story" with Joyce R1- MISS Cheryl Searles, bride- re~ from Mrs. Reibel and MrJ, be featured. Relresbmenls will od with nuls and candy. . . ,ley and Katye Russell as Lhe elect of Mr. Cllftoo MIJI!la, waa WiHIOm Biller fer fiowers aDd be oerYed to the audledce lol· Attending were those named Those attendmg the weddmg two schoolmates Agnus a n d guest of honor at 1 ti rId al carda senl them while Ill. Mrs. lowing the program. abOfe and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe , rehearsal dinner in Charleston Hazel. The 4th ' scene showed shower given al the bonuo of Meinhart thanked all who helpMrs. Chester ?.irkle, Miss An- Saturday evemng of MISs Beth ·'Oversees Missions _ the Mrs. Marvin McGuire, on June ed with the serving of Lhe EaatGRADUATEs tia Durst, Mrs. Albert Smith, Layman and Walter Harris Kong Story" wtLh Marla. . IBt. . em. Star dmner and Mrs. Pale , Mrs. Roger Cullums, Mrs. John were Mrs. Charles Searles, Mrs. Ibard 8, Mrs. Mlea, a miS!non- Hostesse 1 th · aha Snulh thanked the elasa fer MiBo Carol Hudson, Ketdu<s Mr and Mrs. The o Don Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Den- ary Randy Becker aa ' or e wer were serving tile dinner, stating that of Mr and Mrs Smith Mrs ·Velma Douglas, nis Walburn and Milton Way- Ho ' David Buskirk as Yo Am and Mts. Mel· it wao greatly appreciated by 8011 , • • · Mrs ·La....;,nce Leonard, Mrs. land . ' Barbara Anthony aa MOlT ' · the lodge members, honors from J~s Woodyard, Mrs. Fr.0 d Mr and Mrs. c: 1arles Searles, Games were played and Plana were discussed lor lhe Tennessee thla . Leifheit, Mrs. Denver Kappte, Mr arid Mrs. Don 8 e c k e r , awarded to Mlu ~ open house celeb~Uoo lor the lending from here were he Mrs. Ellen Couch. M~ss Louan- Mr;. William M~l. Mr. and wearin while robes and Mrs. Sam Damron, 50th wedding ~versary of parents, Mr. 8lld Mrs. Hudlon,ll na Leonard, MISs Jane Doug- Mrs Dennis Walburn and Dave lies t!mposed of David Marlene Hoffman, Mrs. Mr. 8lld Mrs. Loois Reibel which Mrs. Fred Gardner, Mlddle~s •.Mrs. C. F. Tompkms. Mrs. Ric~ were in Charleston SUn· Tommy, Victor and Lydia Hysell, and Mrs. Wayne waa sponsored by the clas~. pori; Miss Debbie Hinkle, MePaul Zirkle. Miss Patricia Hag· day to attend the wedding of Gregory Beat The meetmg of the Women s Connelsville; Mrs. Gar Ian d gy, Mrs. Charles ~bersbach, Beth Layman and Walter HarGeorge Chester Refresh"l"nh of cake, Ice Guild was announced lor July SmiLh, Raynelle, W. Va.; a.nd Mrs. Mary Anrt Gal~y, M~s . ris , Marla and Dar- Cl'llam, mints, null, punch and 24 with Lhe Happy .Harvesters Mrs. William Shoun, daughter coffee were served to Mrs. Gary as hosts. Mrs. Memhart and of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gacrd-11 Edgar !"att. Mr•·· Walter MilJil., MI'S. Roy M•ller, M t s s Mr . and Mrs. Harry Moore Neutzllng, Nancy Gibson, Mrs. Sam Damron, Mrs. Mrs. LouJa Reibel will plan Lhe ner of Johnson City, Tenn. Grace Campbell, Mrs. Alon<O attended the weddmg of Miss Bu.XIrk, Debbie C Ernest Jones, Mrs. wayne refreshments, The July meeting ~. Mrs. Gertrude Mitch· Julia Probasco and Mr. RoY JO)Ice Roush, Jane, aro- Beat , Mrs. VIolet Dillon. Miss will be preceded by • potluck TAKES PART IN EXERCJ.!IESII jll,, Mrs. Raymond Kloes , Mrs. Mark which was held al the Yvonne Beat, Mr. Roger dinner at 6 p. m. with the holl:t'roY Ohlinger Jr., MrS. Ben First Pl'esbyterian Church '" Young, Miss Shirley Ash, Miss tess. Mrs. Harry Canterbury I Frank Ferrell, electrfclan's Ne\ltzlin~. Mrs. Jess!•. Haggy South Charleston Sunday after· Nancy Ash, Miss Marlene Hoff- and Mrs. C. J , Ebersbach pro- I mate second class, USN, son 'and Mrs. Harry P. 5mitfi. noon June 9. They also attend· . man Miss Brenda Tomer Miss viding the dessert. of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ferrell seiiding gift< were Mrs. Troy ed the reception held in I he . . k Schaaf, Miss ~ry C. A poem, " Fifty Years," by of Syracuse, Ohio, I• a crewOhUn_ger Sr., ~s. ,wa I t ~ r church social rooms. , :- Chapman. Mrs. William Beal, Clara M. Bode of New Knox· member of the oce~ mine-. ~. ~s !!'~ I;Iamm~•~s jiJt :, George Hackett, Sr ., Lydia Hysell, Mrs. Har- ville, Ohio, was read by Mrs. ~weeper USS A~gre,.•ve, at unCarol Jllimm, Mn. flllger ·~r. Thomas ScaH and Mrs. old Hysell, Mrs. Jane Snouffer' Max Meinhart, Mrs. Erb and It of the Atlantic Fleet M . ~ e Cj!r, Mrs .. Gerald .Reuter. ~JSS Mrs. Shafer visit.J with I he Mrs. Belly Stivers, Miss Eloise Miss Srma Smith of Buckhan· Forces , which recently pait~lPhyllis Kapple, MISS Judy hu· Mary . . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre of Adams Mr and Mrs Hay S nan W Va who was present paled m NATO mmesweeping ler, Mrs., L. F. Schoenleb. M~s. latter's son, Mtk~ : w~o ts·tt~~ Columbus we~ d~nner and Wining' Mr~ . M9rvin .McGuire. fur. the. m~~ting. It was an- exercises in the Wes~rn Dub•Pautlne Zirkle. Janl.. tlent. at St. Mai)s ospl a ' . guests Fnday ot M r •· Mr Ho'ward Searles Mrs Mel: nounced that Mr. and Mrs. Phil bed "Sweep Clear Eight," the ·Huntlngtoo · •· Mrs. Bentz · Morris, Mrs. Pearl ' ·Ash , Meinhart would observe their 10-day trammg " 111aneuvers .tn·:fi.l."" .f'lf.:'~' ,,., ~W"!J. EN~~Xter, 'Piirl Aih Mr . and Mrs . James Brew· and Mrs. Berni~ . Clifton Morris, Jeannie Ash 40th wedding anniversary on volved Canadi~n and U. S. mme ley aild mncy,: , tngton and daughter , Sandra, . Saturday, th~y visited re~ Recka, Lynn, Terry, Junior and June 27. units. Aggressive normally opnkenshlp, M1 s. . in Middleport Saturday. atJVes m tbe Racuw area. McGuire The meeting closed with the erates out of Charleston, S. C. Te~.I'&Pbalm reside .tn· Rio Grande. Miss Myrtis Kay Parker left Sending gifts ..:ere Miss Car· Mizpah benediction alter which · nudolph 1 · follr . and Mrs. Arthur. Skinner, Sunday morning for a visit in ol Hamm, Miss Noncy Hamm, games were played and priZes COMPLETES TEST CELEBRATES l'i'Tll Dave Farmer, Middleport. with Mr. and Mrs. Wit· Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood, awarded Mrs. Erb, Miss Grues· The following Maries: Lance 7th . . • ,01 the Miss Judy Slack, Mamtta, Uani Halker and Sarah Koehler , Miss Bon- ser, Mrs. Phil M"einhart and Corjloral Joseph A. Rittle, liB advert~d in LOOK The I anniversary Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Far?'er Young. nie Turner, Mrs. William Mrs. Fred Dessa~er. . of Mrs. Lela E. Rittle of Route M•d<D,eporl ~~'!""" and l:le , Lynn and Cmdy of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pug· Young, Mrs. Ollie Yoong, Mr. Mrs. Henry Reibel and Miss 2, Corporal Phllllp M. Wolfe, ••• for good looks,- long wear, eary care; f...ional ~:."~<!b . were tn Athens to at- llsi and fa'liilly of Columbus Leroy Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Grueser, hostesses, car- son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M, Big Yank Matched Setol o~ tbe ~u~r . M . Umverslty Soollfti!Y guests of her Homer Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. rled out Lhe golden wedding WoUe of Route 2 both ot Ra· Routh, tooth, Oll·lhe-job treatment won' faze them. lng 'Nl!.sdaY .ev~~ at, ll1il~ tlon ceremomes held Sunday al· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil James Drumhan and Mr. and annivenary theme in the re- etne Ohio rece~tly Shirt and pants of durable, Sonforized twill sonic 'l'eqlple. A Olnner, • ternoon when Tom Skinner. s~n bell. Mrs. Joe Stanley, Mrs. Joe fresbmenta of cake ieed rhi ed ~ tbre...iay tacUcal test with have strvlnproof teomo and plenty of comfort ed by E~angellne Cba~~r • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skm- Mrs. Susie Windon of Hender- ManueL while and decorated with yeJ.. oilier members of Company E 1 and safety features. ~ ~1.11 be IIIVen prior to e ner reeefved his BS degree. w, VJI. visited low rosebuds, pineapple Ice and Filth Regiment, First Marin; iiiR. · were dmner gui!Sis all with her sister, PLANS PROGRAM coffee and on the table whleh Division at Camp Pendleton, ---A-11N--G Baker .c .nter precedmg I h e , Koenig, at the home The MI. Union Church at Car- had a white cover and center· Calif. GREEN-TAN-NAVY-GREY PLAN SK graduation. , . ! Elsie Hart Is having ill regular Fa- piece ot yellow aweet peaa and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pierce I Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Day program Jllbe 16Lh, pansies. Napkins were while . BeLhel No. 112 of ,the litbenlatlaa Vl1lt Elberfeld• Bu•y Mena Department on tho t1onal Order of Job s th attended Baccalaureate a n d er returned home Friday evenwith Sunday School and with gold leavea. · Main Floor For Fathers Doy Gifts. Big Selections of will_ ~~· '" !lb,\1\!lf p81'\y.;'\.~ cement services at ing. after a vl!!lt with will last Lhe rest of Lhe day, The polar bear, esctudlng Sl•cks, Work Shorta, Spar! Shirts, Unde...,..,, · . UniverSity, Athens, Sun- lives in ColumbUs. will be a special quartet Sho•liDI Flab the female, doe& not follow the Skali'A·Way, Tdi!im'Y Work ClothH, Caps, Hoh, Belts, Suspenders liild P;;:~::;.~a:=':"'~':"!:=~"'l ~ day when their daughter, D•l"• Mrs. Charles k. Karr Sr. re- from Ripley, w. Va., and other The archer fish, which ls typical bear habit of Swim Trunks. r received a BS degree. '" EdU· turned home Friday evening, singers, during the day ,found in India and elsewhere through the coldest monLhs cation, They were Jomed .by .tier a two weeks visit in with dinner at noon. Everyone !m the Orient, ia remarkable the year. The female polar Mrs. Clal'eDce Lacey '" the al· ' with her daughter and is welcome. 1 for the fact that lt obtains food bear does not so much hlber· Mr. and Mrs. The Bible School will start by knocking insects Into I he nate as provide a oale recelv· Miss Judy Butcher, daughter '. Bauer and daughter, Potty June 17-21 beiinning at fp:m. water by aqulrUng a jet of wa· ing place for the bablea that TONtGiiT & TUESDAY of Mr . and Mrs. ira Butcher, Ann. 1o t p.m. ,ter at Lh•eem~,------~are~~lo~come.~~------J...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,..,..,.., ..,..,!!!!!!~ Juoo ?-10.11 an AA degree '" Sec· Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. BauHFOLLDW THE BOYS" relarial Studies at . er and daughter, Polly Ann and (TecbnicOlor) Evelyn Tyo of Marion Connie Francis, Ron Randall rnent of Ohio Umvers1ty SunPaula Prenti.sl and day. Mr. and Mrs. Butcher and the weekend with Mr. Russ Tamblyn son, Jim, attended the exercillMrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. Qub Whl1 - 3 es. Judy has been awarded a Mlsa Enna Smith of Buck· Colore~rtoons musk scholarship at Ohio Uni· hannan, w. Va. spent the weekversity ror next year. end with her sister and broth· WED. ond THURSDAY Mrs. James Arnold. daugh·t~:;~~~j Mr. and Mrs. Phil June 12·13 ter. M,·s. Lewis Smith. R u I h 1J NOT OPIN Wise, Nellie Zerkle have re-turned from a two-weeks vaca.. FRIDAY thf.S..gh WED. lion in Florida. yraCUSe roup JUM 14-19 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Edwards Walt Dltnty'l (Esther Bradbury J of Miami S . " ·'MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS" Beach and New York City are (Technicolor) guests of her mother, Mrs. Lau- An all day quUUng and Robert Taylor. Lilli Palmer, ra Bradbury and her sister, was held June 6 by Lhe CUrt Jur&ens. Eddie Albert. Dlsn•y Colorcartoon" Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold Aid Society of the First Runnine time 21.-2 Hrs. brother, Mr. and Mrs. C.C· United Presbyterian Chureh Admisaion: 5c & 40c Bradbury. Syracuse. A potluck dinner enjoyed at noon. During Lhe aflernoon t It birthday of Miss Frankie Mu· maw was honored by lee cream and cake to the nine members and live guests, Mrs. F'lorenee Harden, Mrs. Grace Williams, Mrs. Car· rie Sellers, Mrs. Lizzie Quick, Mrs. 'Laura Pickens, Mrs. Ger· trude Johnson, Mrs. Maud John· son, Miss Josle Pickens, Y::.::! • and 1nvotved etemenll of TUJB l'OT IN BXERClliE . PHONE WY 2-2126 .' ·, Council Ponders Pool Water Cost . ' ., ' • PRICE fiVE CENTS �' I ' PomtrOY·Mtldlll*'t ' l'lae llaily ~ sentinel o~ HQT CORNER GANG 11mt 10, '. ! ' Helen Help Us/ ., . •• Of Ill the various special days, weeks, · it. .anf monthr, few have 10 valld a reaiGD to call for ll)!r attention u tbe " June 11 n.try Month" obaervance. How do you celebrate dairy month ? 06 milk a cow? Not at all. The ritual is much ..,ler and very easy to tate: Haul J . out the JI'OC•fY lilt, consider tbe numer· ~ n ~t83. tnllk production may reach Out! dairy-originated deli&hbi you seldom a level of about 128 BILLION pound,_: try, and erace the table with the1e tre•ll e1111111b to Jupply every man , woman and all durlnl June. cblld In tbt United Statea llvith about a . You might even go buy a bottle of quart of n\111(1 day . So aaya A.Jricultura .cU.In glue to make home repairs. CaseSecretary Orvlllt L. Freeman. In 11 a milk by·product and sticks like Ivery ltlte II a milk producer and the dlc kens for various use1 . Uleylnl aocounta for about U per cent You don 't have to have pull with Bo~ II( $olal farm ..illcomt, JibiCh makea dal· ay to celebr ate Dairy Month . All tht r,ltq a alpiflcaot factor in all OUr Udt flxin'1 for observance a.re at your near· ' ip f t Mldoal PIILM to think about eat food ator e. Eh? ••••• This uttle g <'m .( a true collector's item, &. a time when double·talk no-think II bltoi enriched WitJi IUCh phr alet II II from a Wisconoln state motor vehicle "pre-teated," (How do you test before dep"tment notice: · "If you do not get Ibis notice, let us fOil tat?), lt'l nice to come acr011 aome know by letter." 111)'-to.undentaod DtiiiMDM. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting QutdoorLighti~gAdds s'P·ace, B~autv ' 'J Too !;~;.;;;==~~~?.=:: ,•• THE ..... "ii,..,..... "' ,, Q1JD'I10M lfl)en: . ; ~ ' (l!!o puit 11111J Ia @' • . '!lilt~ , • II Ia . ...,. N' tar ..,.. a.,........ ~ ~ j tile ll>gethel'. cll)edl far wtllt IIIII •plla-tate dayJICIIL • 14 -se oer11111 elfodo. q -IW'tl'lit lrviD •..,.;· ~ tlleetlve ways to ge t Outdoor llgbi!Dg II more than ell. II llllsbl be a bed, "wbltawull~ 111e ana.. . · , ...,.._...,.. lind It eoavllllelll · Mr the laatllt al!lt . mjld"''IJll 11!18 111111 enjoyment uUJltarlan. a b'ee, a piCII, a piece of llatPlace Ugbt to lDitall a permaaenl, rldl "!!'.1-J 11 of your liome around tl!e clock llluminatlan of wollta, stain, uary or a ~ ' -· YCU' IOUrall ~ outdoor wirlns · · Ia tbe pall 10 ,...... IIJI' and In lillY season. driveway 111111 eoltanceo of tbe 'lbe resUlt ·bl&llll&llllnl a lbat )'011 eee tile objecll bel1ll. wWI efiOU8b CMitlell r.. · lb illY! • ' •P'rt• 1 FollowJq tile treud of rut- home redllCellllccidenl huardl, few CMIIdclor Is lhat )'011 lighted, not tile lights. inll and use ol eh!etrtcal lrl. liN ,Jlut IQII.f ' l t·i, . dqCJI' IIYiallllllll open plan arch- extends a warmer welcOme to put a pleluh · bllo y.r p1e1ure can be anno,lnl t.t lll'll-· 11' 11011 WINGITr of tbe Eql¥11 mlleo of laU · ·ttecture, outdoor is raP" visitora and dtacouragea prowl- wbidow· lbal you ea eojoy your nelibbcft. · ( It Is usuaHy a good ilea to Senllael Wrller bas Cold; -Idly moving from the luxury ers. lhralgb~ the ciiiJI8inl oea•11111. S) Be eertaln lhat .all ""'lp- eheck with a tiglrtlua *'tl :.....111 a .,.... lDIO the exsenllal. 8killfuHy U!ed, ouldoor light- 'l1lere are 1111117 . wayo and men& - CCII'ds, pluca, aockete, distributor, cootracllr ... -:- ,110 toacer Is JIC*'· According to the Ameriean ing baa important decoratiVe upttng deviceo to ckl the Job. and bulbi - li de- electrical uUJlty to plsu t k . eu.r bas made It Home llghting Institute, it on- values too. SpoWghts and lloodllgllts .,.,. signed lor. eUtdoor uae. ' wiring and tighll!ll and to help ly ~es. a little plaunlng and Crealel Dr..,., llll,..t be mounted 111 poata '"' trees, You may want to -'iJnenl. you select the beat equipment. , Te eee 11 ·mal 11 , 11 m• 38t ll!l'estment to add as UglllinB experta point o ·u 1 placed on the ground or attach.,6IDJ Nl1 it ·•• 'II mueh llvinll apace outside tile the! more drama and beauty ed to the house Itself. Available tbe BIHr • .home aa Inside. can be created at nlgbt than bJIIo are llgbtlni fixtures ...,. . . · Valley. It dcesn'l make aepse to lim· dayllgbt. Ugbt and ahadOWI, oullaged aa blrdhouseo, muah, The profeulooaJ. football of Pomeroy's . RANDOM NOTESi II your enjoyment of patio, ter- illuatrated by the silhouette or rooma, leaves, flowers, toad· Hawthorne, who baa signed to play m the lqg Greeley, Colorado, oa us. . or garden to daylight spotllgbl effect of theatrical atools, rocka and b'ee trunks. · . League, Ia In ieopardy. . 34 from the east, lhree'quJcltlt' hOura says AHLI It's just as lighting create· more Impact I bllparllllll Raitt 011 Su ' , After recelviug hie diploma from the UniVersity, thunder and !111natol'llll were· 1 Jmpor't.,t 11lat ~ areas are than ev~ly distributed dayUgbtrulea of outdoor llgbl· cia ~;'b J~" ~ rider under 18 yean of age), Kentucky earlier tbtJ month, Junior accepted a summer Ia mlnulel gullies ~ . lble tin . in ted b the • ..., , . 88 ow ""' ., on aud the Flag Race. construction job In the Green Grass state. . 111 . ,........._, 1 access big Y are: the footbeH field at Kyger Creek All proceeds from tile horse The very first day 011 tile job league must turn m $3 . 1or ea 8. 1.8X1ng, g. 8 recreation and !t II the basic decorat· Rood your I!I'OIIJI(b hlgb school, sponsored by the show will be uaad 1o benefit Junior gol biJ rigllllbullib tang· ance fee to their manager said, It beeo dry when the whole family 18 big lechruque ol selecting a few With hght attempting to lmi· Kyger Creek Athletlc tbe Kyger Creek high. l'ellaolled in 8 chain saw and lost it. fore beginning pracllce. here: had any Club. athletic program Hawthorue's step.falher Bub yet this year. .He •• 'lbe event will start at. 12:30 · said there Is a' possi· they hadn't. Rain falla p.m. with IIOOert Gordon serv· the Injury w111 curtau patches. and usually 1ng aa both Western and Eng· cha"""s of playing pro . . but for a short time. . / hsh Judge. football uiiUI the 1964 season the Wannamucca, Nev.,_ Public admission for tile llliow it rained off-and-cD while 1is 50 cents per pei'IIOD with ali Selection of the AJi.SEO b&se. 50 miles. saiiJ a gao children under 12 years of age ball team was pustponed until . · (ContinuPd ·from page 11 j!>ckey -~'We've had more ~~ia • admltted free. Refreshments 16 after several of the ong a httle ga mbline here." He I thos week than aillaat year. ,. will !>" served on the ground&, ' league scribes indicated they replied, "All they can." ) I SheHs .~ere ab~l !P ba. seedand m the event of rain, t h e could not attend a meeting last !Wute 95 winds through fine · ed and planted ~ ~ show will be re-scheduled tor By United Press Interaalional Sunday. Some areas or the lea- ranch country that thrives with beds atOysterville,oo the ptb. July 7, at 12:30 p.m. . . Former PGA champion gue now appear opposed to Irrigation, dies without water. msuia m Washing~, S~ .. En.try ~ In each clnss 18 $1 Finsterwald, former Open naming an AU-League .,.¥>all Some of the early west.efn ran· north of ~~~~ of !h\1 eo&. , and 11 was announced that cash Jack Fleck, aud a couple squad, thollit{U "it.• "ioii!! to ches are around and the ,_, awards wm be made for all Brolish Amateur champs, do so by 8 majority vole of the famoiiS Steen Mountains in nor· wJre! · aoou three foil~. jd· contest classes while the show Beman and Frank Stranahan, scribes. them Nevada. Malibur Lake is ter being seeded ctasses wW receive trophies were among the qualifiers a paradise for elk and deer technicians, and h ~ . o lllilt;: and ribbons. . day as the field began lUling up All home Middleport p 0 n Y hunters. The highway collides piling .near the ~· The 11k!iass show . mcludes for t~e U. S. Open Golf league games will be played"'oot woth no hiJlh passes . .:nmveling bog~ ,tiflf...J~Ve~, ~ ~~~~ .,f\ai\1<. the Lead In Pony, English thfe&. t..nshop at Brookline, Tuesday instead of Wednesday os easy. The oysier .working area Ia a galled (cUpped mane and tan), J~ 20-22. to conflicting 116ys' League Then , moving oastward on 40, nasty smellmg , JIIace. Oyster Manager Woody can the scenery is rewarding. l&llf.lers wouldn I appreclale tile I, W~rn Pleasure Horse (f u II Fmsterwald, a top or cUpped mane aud tail), Ten- al for a d~ade .but never that the Middles will play l have seen Salt Lake City tour l ~de. . .. . . , , ,.. nessee Walking Horse, MUSical Open champoo~, fored one of the away-games on , Wei!nei' probably ~ dozen times, .by day . In 6,9Jli1,.P.J,il~ . ' .giA. ~ lv.W$ oQe l 1 Sack Ra~, Weatern Pleasure most unpre~sove. rounds of the as in the schedull!~ • .,, .. aod by noght but no time was · jlretc~ . ,1i.i'l\ 'll!t,i• ..was slow Pony (48 and uuder woth rid· day - a bhsterong 7-uuder-par like thos time. Coming across beca~e o l'i1Ii6wanrprk . .... oa CONTRACTOR er uuder 12 ~ears old), Road· M at Cincinnati's Clovernook Amandn Sawyer aud Clyde roughly 40 miles of salt flats !Wule ~ before IISCI!adllli lo ster Pony (50 aud . uuderJ, Country Club. · c<>chatrmen of the ~astward on Rl . 40 at night, the Soldiers SUmqutt. ELECTRIC HEATING end INSULATION Barrel Race, Englboh Five-Gait· Coupled with his first round Boys' League fins nee nnpact of 75 to 100 . miles ...- , A!l\l, j\ ~~· ~cen~y-~~· ed (English iaek), Egg and 69, the 36-hole total of 133 en· are brolliant hghts o( the 'eltieo hov· !h,¥ai.Jbe,ilj<l Phone 667-3415 Spoou Race, stake Race, Wesl- abled Finsterwaid to lead seven return letters along the Wasatch rima• ,'Yh/,9, .,,'{ r.:::§.tr8l)Kera ern Trail Class (horse and pony) CincinnaU qualifiers. Stranahan raising to the managers of IS startling, From Ogdin soutll• COWIJ'8 ,~~e ,f!' Jirk or Jj., w~ COOLVILLE, OHIO P. 0. BOX 224 ·'.... ,'', Drunkards Paradise, Western now a professional, also msde yptmgsters. ward through Brigham City who see ot ev~'l day lake if m Q!l•lf&btlng II one of a- -~~ Ugbti~g SPORTS . DESK ~) or , P' ~ y~ ~tocory s,.,.. 16-Class Horse Show Scheluled At Kyger Creek .~.L\fi Jli ...h School Sunday ' ~e .enterta1ru~g ~ '1'1\ree sugg~s foHo~s c~reer AJ;,lv~. "•"""Y•·•• am: llooatljr~ F"IDSterwald Among Leaders For U.S• 0pen ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING . ., ' ~~· Canad~an :e,!' · "'~ ~) ~I ne Football Career Of JUDJOf • . Hawthorne · Js Jn Jeopardy ..... *llliddle.. c~ r~ce 1• ·~ + ••• Famous For Safety With The Exclusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element Haven.~ W T, estern np JR d . s eporte · of~- ~ ~ut tllf'bl",t ~ l' ar~~.· ~ '6l.pine!jl~ NO OBLIGATION FOR ES,..IMATES PHONE 887-3416 COLLECf MYRL COAKLEY · ·~ ct1 I "'! urglnt! t• J~Q"enl!l eonctn~iJII ~ring f19,~ou_qqq,l Rov~l ~~~===~~===~=====~~=~==========~P~Iea~~~~~-P~oo~y~-~~!·:·_w~i~th~l-in~~th~e~C~in~c~bl~n~~~~~~~ins~- in~~-topr~~~~~and~~-~ , .. ~:. . Pomeroy were given to the complexes farther south, eQ it:·c -~dr: 11 ,lli.l· fl'"l lfll l l • ' • 1o take home to their around to Provo, the entire base parents over two weeks ago. ?f th~ towering Wasatches are Bud Bickel, manager o1 the lllummated by ·millions of vari· Pomeroy High achOOI. J..easue colored lights (street, house, neC! D~ ~ entry, has calted ! an..a:pniza. on, etc.). . ,. , , "•' .. " .~~ ~"'f,~ ., .~ .. Uonal practice for Wednesday I can recall nothing that com10 a. m. and another for pares .with it for pure beauty of this Friday at I p. m. All boys color m the mass . who are too old to participate • Furthermore, how •.Jooeph in the Pony league program, S101th would beam tnday ·il he and who are to be in school un- knew the Godforsaken, mt'*" til next spring, are eligible. less desert he led his Mormons There definitely will be a mlo had flowered into unbeliev. ffigh School leasue this sum- able beauty and wealth. Jim mer il the ball players in Porn- Bridger.. the old Wesle•n scout, Middleport, Racine and , told Smoth on his trek through Syracuse are willing to partie~ the country that now is south· ern Wyoming (Route 301 1 In aH probability, the league "I'U (!lve you $1,000 liM' the ischedlule wHI be announced tat- lint ear of cora raised In the er this week and the season w,ill sau Lake baslll." . ... .. f get underway Friday, June 21. ~ answer to the legend Is All Syracuse boys who wiH extant. B•idger w011id be poorbe piayblg in the high school er than the poorest tramp il he teague are to be at the Syracuae had to pay up today. BaH park Salurday ai 1 p. m. Leaving the Bason on fWute Boys who will be playing for 50 over the Wasatches, the is yours when you ( any team in the high school traveler climbs to Soldiers' cooven to flamclcss Summitt, descends into Price lions, with 67-72-139, whHe Be- Utah, and proceeds to Grand led the !tela with' ro-7&-146 Junction, Colo., 168 miles away at Washington, D. C., sud Fleck across asge brush and uranium made it with 71H&-146 at Chi· prospectors discards . Junction cago. le the uranium center, thriving (Three of the seveo Hunting- on this, railroad business aud t 1 competed in sec- fruit. · ' Mooday. Gene 'lbomi>' Olle of the great construction son of Btueliekl shot a '10-69- projects of today is unde•way 13Ho qualify at Cincinnati. Joe on the colorful Gunnison River, Taylor of Charleston aud AI At- 100 miles east of Junction heside of Ashland, Ky ., failed in Route 50 enroute to Monark their attempts at Cincinnati. pass (11.000 feet plus ), Salida Atkins fired a 76-71- 147 111111 Cannon City and Pueblo. Called Tayl<K' a 74-7&--149. Tbe other the Black Mesa Dam, li will four will try to qualify today at create a fantastically deep lake, your big savings .wflca Plttabursh. 'lbey are Bill Camps inside a canyon 25 miles long, you change from beU ol Hunlln&tOD, Ed Tutwiler serve hundreds of square miles of Charlealon, Roy Sbreves of of arids outhern Colorado with flame-type to new IW•overly and Adolph Popp of ample irrigation water. • Oak Olle almost hates to see this. flamcless clcctr1c 'lbtrty berths in tile 150-man 'lbe wild, pruneval atmosphere , W~'ri!!''R H'l!!'~7"~ Open champiOMbp at T h e of the Gunrusoo country soon rrII I ~ • ~Ill &.R Country Club In Brookline Dell wU~ be sone forever. 'lbe river , get 10-yeat. . week were up lor grabs in Mon- which descends steeply through free maintenance 1111 .~...r. day's COJIIpeUtion with seven deep gorges, sometime will be ~ places awarded at Cincinnati, like the once-famous Colorado nine at Chicago, six at Wash- merely, a trici<le of mucky wa: ington, fow' at Kansas City, and lB. 'lb1rty years ago at Grand t\.'0 each at Denver aud Port- Junction the Coiorade was 8 land, Ore. man • sized thing, challenging. Most of the lop names of golf Today already in June you '"':!!!~ who are required lo qualny wiH would have trouble navigating L.-- • i' be at it Tuesday, when the last • caooe down it for scraping ·' 99 placea will be awarded. 'lbe the hottom. beavleal coocentration of top After Pueblo the first thing I ·' • · , players are at .Purchase. N. Y., interest seen by whatever 1' u. ,',. where 114 will vie for 45 berths, children may be traveling with ~ and at Delroll, where a field of yon 18 tile Dodge House and 5Z ~ shool for 20 placea bl lll1ot HID in Dodge City, Ranopen. ,.., Forty mlles west of Dodge C.ll rour .L..!.ic:>.:. .::.. :r. ,. ID the !50-man line-up, 129 bo Garden City. Kansas, ,....... . _ _ , .. ~ are tmed by qualify!n& thf late 'nleodore T·. Reed Of .... ~"'··· • • • •,... • • ....... ,~, ,otbel< 21 berths go Pol!o!toy earned hlJ first marks ~ ·- ' -" ,...,;., quallfill's, headed aa a ballker, before returning · .. i i, 1 ~ 1 cllomplon Jack to hlJ hoine town to liecome PO ' • ,; t ,._ Palmer, Gary preaideat of the Farmers Bank '""'~lliP. .. -I ·: ' Toll.y Lema. the 111111 s.v~n~~• eo. ~ 1Nilder who It · Wicl\ita, the biggest city 1n ' ·. · .S:;t 1« tile Kansaa. Is billy rrowlD« up It " · •••••• lA I s·uMM ER OFFER MODERNIZA110N ALLOWANCE ELECTRIC HEATING $ J.•(t'Z> 4-1' 1-; 1 H.li ·, t ., TRAD~·IN Off• Tho C - fomlly - · · In tills COIMlnlont family •$ 1 ·:.~'"4'' put electric room of their total electric home with ceiling-cabls heating. Mn. Carter's modern kitc:hen giVM her time to ohow Poulette (7) and Bobby (3) how m opo•IIIO 1 Mw tor- an electric tov, of COUI'M. heat into the new homes I build , -·~ .. and enjoy it in my own home" Says Paul Carter. building contraclor of Cambridge, Ohio. "W~'ve had electric home heating for more than ten years, in two different r 1;'· homes. This winter has been a real test and electric heat has proved again to be tha most pleasant and carefre·e home heating system 1knCIWof. . "Our monthly Ohio Power budget bill for everytllirlg electric is only $38-and we~re heating a 2500-square-foot home in pet:fect comfort no matter how C<!ld the weather getsiN ' · . \ ' I ' .. ·~ · ·f iatft redUced ageln for total electric ho-I . I · sav·.• . · lletore you ~y, bUild or remod~l. ask for our free Home Comfort Plannl.ig · Servic;e; :t~'IJ find .o~t , how aur. nllwTotal Ell!lllric Home Rete QeD uve 1111fO 20 per cent on flamelaas alill1trlc heating. You'l gat tiCcurete eetlmatee tor lnatallation and operation on, the type of eltctrl~ heating that's bell -for . your home, your femlly. yOI!r butlge~. Your flec:ommended EIIICt.ric Heating . . 9-~er .Cillleven..guarant" tbt.eleCitic hNiinQ operallng-. . or ' /'"I... Jt/•&tf.,.,. .,._ In an electrlu11v helfted . ~· ·Cal'JOf. •r Rtl~·-td .. ~ioo and lumiol1lngt with- o -ri oboill ,..n can- ,........ ..., ........... ---Clift": . Don't m.IM , , Ia I Q F f" B I____ · .'" " . "•"'1 .o.ii•.,... 'tonrW..aJ ..;.. 1· . ~. ' . rtPw: leaderahlp .wllb .. ~ •·Pomeroy.,. plf1 rrom Dyj -~ .., athletic c~~no, ".• ""* ,. t. '.~ .. ' • .r 1111 umwniw llf w~ . . .; ·· , ., ',' l l"··· -, • · " ..., !\• ·· '· �' I ' PomtrOY·Mtldlll*'t ' l'lae llaily ~ sentinel o~ HQT CORNER GANG 11mt 10, '. ! ' Helen Help Us/ ., . •• Of Ill the various special days, weeks, · it. .anf monthr, few have 10 valld a reaiGD to call for ll)!r attention u tbe " June 11 n.try Month" obaervance. How do you celebrate dairy month ? 06 milk a cow? Not at all. The ritual is much ..,ler and very easy to tate: Haul J . out the JI'OC•fY lilt, consider tbe numer· ~ n ~t83. tnllk production may reach Out! dairy-originated deli&hbi you seldom a level of about 128 BILLION pound,_: try, and erace the table with the1e tre•ll e1111111b to Jupply every man , woman and all durlnl June. cblld In tbt United Statea llvith about a . You might even go buy a bottle of quart of n\111(1 day . So aaya A.Jricultura .cU.In glue to make home repairs. CaseSecretary Orvlllt L. Freeman. In 11 a milk by·product and sticks like Ivery ltlte II a milk producer and the dlc kens for various use1 . Uleylnl aocounta for about U per cent You don 't have to have pull with Bo~ II( $olal farm ..illcomt, JibiCh makea dal· ay to celebr ate Dairy Month . All tht r,ltq a alpiflcaot factor in all OUr Udt flxin'1 for observance a.re at your near· ' ip f t Mldoal PIILM to think about eat food ator e. Eh? ••••• This uttle g <'m .( a true collector's item, &. a time when double·talk no-think II bltoi enriched WitJi IUCh phr alet II II from a Wisconoln state motor vehicle "pre-teated," (How do you test before dep"tment notice: · "If you do not get Ibis notice, let us fOil tat?), lt'l nice to come acr011 aome know by letter." 111)'-to.undentaod DtiiiMDM. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting QutdoorLighti~gAdds s'P·ace, B~autv ' 'J Too !;~;.;;;==~~~?.=:: ,•• THE ..... "ii,..,..... "' ,, Q1JD'I10M lfl)en: . ; ~ ' (l!!o puit 11111J Ia @' • . '!lilt~ , • II Ia . ...,. N' tar ..,.. a.,........ ~ ~ j tile ll>gethel'. cll)edl far wtllt IIIII •plla-tate dayJICIIL • 14 -se oer11111 elfodo. q -IW'tl'lit lrviD •..,.;· ~ tlleetlve ways to ge t Outdoor llgbi!Dg II more than ell. II llllsbl be a bed, "wbltawull~ 111e ana.. . · , ...,.._...,.. lind It eoavllllelll · Mr the laatllt al!lt . mjld"''IJll 11!18 111111 enjoyment uUJltarlan. a b'ee, a piCII, a piece of llatPlace Ugbt to lDitall a permaaenl, rldl "!!'.1-J 11 of your liome around tl!e clock llluminatlan of wollta, stain, uary or a ~ ' -· YCU' IOUrall ~ outdoor wirlns · · Ia tbe pall 10 ,...... IIJI' and In lillY season. driveway 111111 eoltanceo of tbe 'lbe resUlt ·bl&llll&llllnl a lbat )'011 eee tile objecll bel1ll. wWI efiOU8b CMitlell r.. · lb illY! • ' •P'rt• 1 FollowJq tile treud of rut- home redllCellllccidenl huardl, few CMIIdclor Is lhat )'011 lighted, not tile lights. inll and use ol eh!etrtcal lrl. liN ,Jlut IQII.f ' l t·i, . dqCJI' IIYiallllllll open plan arch- extends a warmer welcOme to put a pleluh · bllo y.r p1e1ure can be anno,lnl t.t lll'll-· 11' 11011 WINGITr of tbe Eql¥11 mlleo of laU · ·ttecture, outdoor is raP" visitora and dtacouragea prowl- wbidow· lbal you ea eojoy your nelibbcft. · ( It Is usuaHy a good ilea to Senllael Wrller bas Cold; -Idly moving from the luxury ers. lhralgb~ the ciiiJI8inl oea•11111. S) Be eertaln lhat .all ""'lp- eheck with a tiglrtlua *'tl :.....111 a .,.... lDIO the exsenllal. 8killfuHy U!ed, ouldoor light- 'l1lere are 1111117 . wayo and men& - CCII'ds, pluca, aockete, distributor, cootracllr ... -:- ,110 toacer Is JIC*'· According to the Ameriean ing baa important decoratiVe upttng deviceo to ckl the Job. and bulbi - li de- electrical uUJlty to plsu t k . eu.r bas made It Home llghting Institute, it on- values too. SpoWghts and lloodllgllts .,.,. signed lor. eUtdoor uae. ' wiring and tighll!ll and to help ly ~es. a little plaunlng and Crealel Dr..,., llll,..t be mounted 111 poata '"' trees, You may want to -'iJnenl. you select the beat equipment. , Te eee 11 ·mal 11 , 11 m• 38t ll!l'estment to add as UglllinB experta point o ·u 1 placed on the ground or attach.,6IDJ Nl1 it ·•• 'II mueh llvinll apace outside tile the! more drama and beauty ed to the house Itself. Available tbe BIHr • .home aa Inside. can be created at nlgbt than bJIIo are llgbtlni fixtures ...,. . . · Valley. It dcesn'l make aepse to lim· dayllgbt. Ugbt and ahadOWI, oullaged aa blrdhouseo, muah, The profeulooaJ. football of Pomeroy's . RANDOM NOTESi II your enjoyment of patio, ter- illuatrated by the silhouette or rooma, leaves, flowers, toad· Hawthorne, who baa signed to play m the lqg Greeley, Colorado, oa us. . or garden to daylight spotllgbl effect of theatrical atools, rocka and b'ee trunks. · . League, Ia In ieopardy. . 34 from the east, lhree'quJcltlt' hOura says AHLI It's just as lighting create· more Impact I bllparllllll Raitt 011 Su ' , After recelviug hie diploma from the UniVersity, thunder and !111natol'llll were· 1 Jmpor't.,t 11lat ~ areas are than ev~ly distributed dayUgbtrulea of outdoor llgbl· cia ~;'b J~" ~ rider under 18 yean of age), Kentucky earlier tbtJ month, Junior accepted a summer Ia mlnulel gullies ~ . lble tin . in ted b the • ..., , . 88 ow ""' ., on aud the Flag Race. construction job In the Green Grass state. . 111 . ,........._, 1 access big Y are: the footbeH field at Kyger Creek All proceeds from tile horse The very first day 011 tile job league must turn m $3 . 1or ea 8. 1.8X1ng, g. 8 recreation and !t II the basic decorat· Rood your I!I'OIIJI(b hlgb school, sponsored by the show will be uaad 1o benefit Junior gol biJ rigllllbullib tang· ance fee to their manager said, It beeo dry when the whole family 18 big lechruque ol selecting a few With hght attempting to lmi· Kyger Creek Athletlc tbe Kyger Creek high. l'ellaolled in 8 chain saw and lost it. fore beginning pracllce. here: had any Club. athletic program Hawthorue's step.falher Bub yet this year. .He •• 'lbe event will start at. 12:30 · said there Is a' possi· they hadn't. Rain falla p.m. with IIOOert Gordon serv· the Injury w111 curtau patches. and usually 1ng aa both Western and Eng· cha"""s of playing pro . . but for a short time. . / hsh Judge. football uiiUI the 1964 season the Wannamucca, Nev.,_ Public admission for tile llliow it rained off-and-cD while 1is 50 cents per pei'IIOD with ali Selection of the AJi.SEO b&se. 50 miles. saiiJ a gao children under 12 years of age ball team was pustponed until . · (ContinuPd ·from page 11 j!>ckey -~'We've had more ~~ia • admltted free. Refreshments 16 after several of the ong a httle ga mbline here." He I thos week than aillaat year. ,. will !>" served on the ground&, ' league scribes indicated they replied, "All they can." ) I SheHs .~ere ab~l !P ba. seedand m the event of rain, t h e could not attend a meeting last !Wute 95 winds through fine · ed and planted ~ ~ show will be re-scheduled tor By United Press Interaalional Sunday. Some areas or the lea- ranch country that thrives with beds atOysterville,oo the ptb. July 7, at 12:30 p.m. . . Former PGA champion gue now appear opposed to Irrigation, dies without water. msuia m Washing~, S~ .. En.try ~ In each clnss 18 $1 Finsterwald, former Open naming an AU-League .,.¥>all Some of the early west.efn ran· north of ~~~~ of !h\1 eo&. , and 11 was announced that cash Jack Fleck, aud a couple squad, thollit{U "it.• "ioii!! to ches are around and the ,_, awards wm be made for all Brolish Amateur champs, do so by 8 majority vole of the famoiiS Steen Mountains in nor· wJre! · aoou three foil~. jd· contest classes while the show Beman and Frank Stranahan, scribes. them Nevada. Malibur Lake is ter being seeded ctasses wW receive trophies were among the qualifiers a paradise for elk and deer technicians, and h ~ . o lllilt;: and ribbons. . day as the field began lUling up All home Middleport p 0 n Y hunters. The highway collides piling .near the ~· The 11k!iass show . mcludes for t~e U. S. Open Golf league games will be played"'oot woth no hiJlh passes . .:nmveling bog~ ,tiflf...J~Ve~, ~ ~~~~ .,f\ai\1<. the Lead In Pony, English thfe&. t..nshop at Brookline, Tuesday instead of Wednesday os easy. The oysier .working area Ia a galled (cUpped mane and tan), J~ 20-22. to conflicting 116ys' League Then , moving oastward on 40, nasty smellmg , JIIace. Oyster Manager Woody can the scenery is rewarding. l&llf.lers wouldn I appreclale tile I, W~rn Pleasure Horse (f u II Fmsterwald, a top or cUpped mane aud tail), Ten- al for a d~ade .but never that the Middles will play l have seen Salt Lake City tour l ~de. . .. . . , , ,.. nessee Walking Horse, MUSical Open champoo~, fored one of the away-games on , Wei!nei' probably ~ dozen times, .by day . In 6,9Jli1,.P.J,il~ . ' .giA. ~ lv.W$ oQe l 1 Sack Ra~, Weatern Pleasure most unpre~sove. rounds of the as in the schedull!~ • .,, .. aod by noght but no time was · jlretc~ . ,1i.i'l\ 'll!t,i• ..was slow Pony (48 and uuder woth rid· day - a bhsterong 7-uuder-par like thos time. Coming across beca~e o l'i1Ii6wanrprk . .... oa CONTRACTOR er uuder 12 ~ears old), Road· M at Cincinnati's Clovernook Amandn Sawyer aud Clyde roughly 40 miles of salt flats !Wule ~ before IISCI!adllli lo ster Pony (50 aud . uuderJ, Country Club. · c<>chatrmen of the ~astward on Rl . 40 at night, the Soldiers SUmqutt. ELECTRIC HEATING end INSULATION Barrel Race, Englboh Five-Gait· Coupled with his first round Boys' League fins nee nnpact of 75 to 100 . miles ...- , A!l\l, j\ ~~· ~cen~y-~~· ed (English iaek), Egg and 69, the 36-hole total of 133 en· are brolliant hghts o( the 'eltieo hov· !h,¥ai.Jbe,ilj<l Phone 667-3415 Spoou Race, stake Race, Wesl- abled Finsterwaid to lead seven return letters along the Wasatch rima• ,'Yh/,9, .,,'{ r.:::§.tr8l)Kera ern Trail Class (horse and pony) CincinnaU qualifiers. Stranahan raising to the managers of IS startling, From Ogdin soutll• COWIJ'8 ,~~e ,f!' Jirk or Jj., w~ COOLVILLE, OHIO P. 0. BOX 224 ·'.... ,'', Drunkards Paradise, Western now a professional, also msde yptmgsters. ward through Brigham City who see ot ev~'l day lake if m Q!l•lf&btlng II one of a- -~~ Ugbti~g SPORTS . DESK ~) or , P' ~ y~ ~tocory s,.,.. 16-Class Horse Show Scheluled At Kyger Creek .~.L\fi Jli ...h School Sunday ' ~e .enterta1ru~g ~ '1'1\ree sugg~s foHo~s c~reer AJ;,lv~. "•"""Y•·•• am: llooatljr~ F"IDSterwald Among Leaders For U.S• 0pen ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING . ., ' ~~· Canad~an :e,!' · "'~ ~) ~I ne Football Career Of JUDJOf • . Hawthorne · Js Jn Jeopardy ..... *llliddle.. c~ r~ce 1• ·~ + ••• Famous For Safety With The Exclusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element Haven.~ W T, estern np JR d . s eporte · of~- ~ ~ut tllf'bl",t ~ l' ar~~.· ~ '6l.pine!jl~ NO OBLIGATION FOR ES,..IMATES PHONE 887-3416 COLLECf MYRL COAKLEY · ·~ ct1 I "'! urglnt! t• J~Q"enl!l eonctn~iJII ~ring f19,~ou_qqq,l Rov~l ~~~===~~===~=====~~=~==========~P~Iea~~~~~-P~oo~y~-~~!·:·_w~i~th~l-in~~th~e~C~in~c~bl~n~~~~~~~ins~- in~~-topr~~~~~and~~-~ , .. ~:. . Pomeroy were given to the complexes farther south, eQ it:·c -~dr: 11 ,lli.l· fl'"l lfll l l • ' • 1o take home to their around to Provo, the entire base parents over two weeks ago. ?f th~ towering Wasatches are Bud Bickel, manager o1 the lllummated by ·millions of vari· Pomeroy High achOOI. J..easue colored lights (street, house, neC! D~ ~ entry, has calted ! an..a:pniza. on, etc.). . ,. , , "•' .. " .~~ ~"'f,~ ., .~ .. Uonal practice for Wednesday I can recall nothing that com10 a. m. and another for pares .with it for pure beauty of this Friday at I p. m. All boys color m the mass . who are too old to participate • Furthermore, how •.Jooeph in the Pony league program, S101th would beam tnday ·il he and who are to be in school un- knew the Godforsaken, mt'*" til next spring, are eligible. less desert he led his Mormons There definitely will be a mlo had flowered into unbeliev. ffigh School leasue this sum- able beauty and wealth. Jim mer il the ball players in Porn- Bridger.. the old Wesle•n scout, Middleport, Racine and , told Smoth on his trek through Syracuse are willing to partie~ the country that now is south· ern Wyoming (Route 301 1 In aH probability, the league "I'U (!lve you $1,000 liM' the ischedlule wHI be announced tat- lint ear of cora raised In the er this week and the season w,ill sau Lake baslll." . ... .. f get underway Friday, June 21. ~ answer to the legend Is All Syracuse boys who wiH extant. B•idger w011id be poorbe piayblg in the high school er than the poorest tramp il he teague are to be at the Syracuae had to pay up today. BaH park Salurday ai 1 p. m. Leaving the Bason on fWute Boys who will be playing for 50 over the Wasatches, the is yours when you ( any team in the high school traveler climbs to Soldiers' cooven to flamclcss Summitt, descends into Price lions, with 67-72-139, whHe Be- Utah, and proceeds to Grand led the !tela with' ro-7&-146 Junction, Colo., 168 miles away at Washington, D. C., sud Fleck across asge brush and uranium made it with 71H&-146 at Chi· prospectors discards . Junction cago. le the uranium center, thriving (Three of the seveo Hunting- on this, railroad business aud t 1 competed in sec- fruit. · ' Mooday. Gene 'lbomi>' Olle of the great construction son of Btueliekl shot a '10-69- projects of today is unde•way 13Ho qualify at Cincinnati. Joe on the colorful Gunnison River, Taylor of Charleston aud AI At- 100 miles east of Junction heside of Ashland, Ky ., failed in Route 50 enroute to Monark their attempts at Cincinnati. pass (11.000 feet plus ), Salida Atkins fired a 76-71- 147 111111 Cannon City and Pueblo. Called Tayl<K' a 74-7&--149. Tbe other the Black Mesa Dam, li will four will try to qualify today at create a fantastically deep lake, your big savings .wflca Plttabursh. 'lbey are Bill Camps inside a canyon 25 miles long, you change from beU ol Hunlln&tOD, Ed Tutwiler serve hundreds of square miles of Charlealon, Roy Sbreves of of arids outhern Colorado with flame-type to new IW•overly and Adolph Popp of ample irrigation water. • Oak Olle almost hates to see this. flamcless clcctr1c 'lbtrty berths in tile 150-man 'lbe wild, pruneval atmosphere , W~'ri!!''R H'l!!'~7"~ Open champiOMbp at T h e of the Gunrusoo country soon rrII I ~ • ~Ill &.R Country Club In Brookline Dell wU~ be sone forever. 'lbe river , get 10-yeat. . week were up lor grabs in Mon- which descends steeply through free maintenance 1111 .~...r. day's COJIIpeUtion with seven deep gorges, sometime will be ~ places awarded at Cincinnati, like the once-famous Colorado nine at Chicago, six at Wash- merely, a trici<le of mucky wa: ington, fow' at Kansas City, and lB. 'lb1rty years ago at Grand t\.'0 each at Denver aud Port- Junction the Coiorade was 8 land, Ore. man • sized thing, challenging. Most of the lop names of golf Today already in June you '"':!!!~ who are required lo qualny wiH would have trouble navigating L.-- • i' be at it Tuesday, when the last • caooe down it for scraping ·' 99 placea will be awarded. 'lbe the hottom. beavleal coocentration of top After Pueblo the first thing I ·' • · , players are at .Purchase. N. Y., interest seen by whatever 1' u. ,',. where 114 will vie for 45 berths, children may be traveling with ~ and at Delroll, where a field of yon 18 tile Dodge House and 5Z ~ shool for 20 placea bl lll1ot HID in Dodge City, Ranopen. ,.., Forty mlles west of Dodge C.ll rour .L..!.ic:>.:. .::.. :r. ,. ID the !50-man line-up, 129 bo Garden City. Kansas, ,....... . _ _ , .. ~ are tmed by qualify!n& thf late 'nleodore T·. Reed Of .... ~"'··· • • • •,... • • ....... ,~, ,otbel< 21 berths go Pol!o!toy earned hlJ first marks ~ ·- ' -" ,...,;., quallfill's, headed aa a ballker, before returning · .. i i, 1 ~ 1 cllomplon Jack to hlJ hoine town to liecome PO ' • ,; t ,._ Palmer, Gary preaideat of the Farmers Bank '""'~lliP. .. -I ·: ' Toll.y Lema. the 111111 s.v~n~~• eo. ~ 1Nilder who It · Wicl\ita, the biggest city 1n ' ·. · .S:;t 1« tile Kansaa. Is billy rrowlD« up It " · •••••• lA I s·uMM ER OFFER MODERNIZA110N ALLOWANCE ELECTRIC HEATING $ J.•(t'Z> 4-1' 1-; 1 H.li ·, t ., TRAD~·IN Off• Tho C - fomlly - · · In tills COIMlnlont family •$ 1 ·:.~'"4'' put electric room of their total electric home with ceiling-cabls heating. Mn. Carter's modern kitc:hen giVM her time to ohow Poulette (7) and Bobby (3) how m opo•IIIO 1 Mw tor- an electric tov, of COUI'M. heat into the new homes I build , -·~ .. and enjoy it in my own home" Says Paul Carter. building contraclor of Cambridge, Ohio. "W~'ve had electric home heating for more than ten years, in two different r 1;'· homes. This winter has been a real test and electric heat has proved again to be tha most pleasant and carefre·e home heating system 1knCIWof. . "Our monthly Ohio Power budget bill for everytllirlg electric is only $38-and we~re heating a 2500-square-foot home in pet:fect comfort no matter how C<!ld the weather getsiN ' · . \ ' I ' .. ·~ · ·f iatft redUced ageln for total electric ho-I . I · sav·.• . · lletore you ~y, bUild or remod~l. ask for our free Home Comfort Plannl.ig · Servic;e; :t~'IJ find .o~t , how aur. nllwTotal Ell!lllric Home Rete QeD uve 1111fO 20 per cent on flamelaas alill1trlc heating. You'l gat tiCcurete eetlmatee tor lnatallation and operation on, the type of eltctrl~ heating that's bell -for . your home, your femlly. yOI!r butlge~. Your flec:ommended EIIICt.ric Heating . . 9-~er .Cillleven..guarant" tbt.eleCitic hNiinQ operallng-. . or ' /'"I... Jt/•&tf.,.,. .,._ In an electrlu11v helfted . ~· ·Cal'JOf. •r Rtl~·-td .. ~ioo and lumiol1lngt with- o -ri oboill ,..n can- ,........ ..., ........... ---Clift": . Don't m.IM , , Ia I Q F f" B I____ · .'" " . "•"'1 .o.ii•.,... 'tonrW..aJ ..;.. 1· . ~. ' . rtPw: leaderahlp .wllb .. ~ •·Pomeroy.,. plf1 rrom Dyj -~ .., athletic c~~no, ".• ""* ,. t. '.~ .. ' • .r 1111 umwniw llf w~ . . .; ·· , ., ',' l l"··· -, • · " ..., !\• ·· '· �- • ' 'J., ' • • I • ~ ~Hnal, Pomti'OJ·~~rt. o., - ·.U. S. 1,\uto Cliib Places Driver Eddie ·Sachs On Probation 'For Remark • • :;'Jla~ine Clubs, Syra~use 9 :~~·?Jteeord Victories In wop 14C~7rue IT ,MJb AU. !.@TAN INGS ~ ~..- , ! J Buckshot Adllllll wltil alpgl... AMERICAN LEAGUE ' The Racine Yankees, Racine. l'or PorUand G. Lawrence MONDAY'S GAMES c Jleds, and Syracuse lndilll8 bad slnsJes, Allen Foor oingles, . ~.-r .. ,.ted wins in the Little Sou~ Cozart a double, M. Lawrence New York HI, Washinglon 0-1, Baoeball Association Mon' a trlplo and aingle, W. Sellera, twj.night '\VPning. Roush 1J . Lawrence with singles Cleveland 3, Baltimore 2 night 6 ~~AR Indianapolis Driver Quoted As Saying '500' Was.Fixed INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . (UP!) - United States Auto Club Monday pia~ race drlvet Ed· die Sachs oo a one r,eat:s pro. bation fbr making 'irresponsible and unsupported statements" questioning its offici· WotTJ Th~ Yankees squeezed paSt each. r: :lDt!ll ' tn an 11·10 v1ctory ~G P1F1'H ~ t~o :r ,Los. Angele~ 13, Kansas City 3, mg~t . f'· "". , '4·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddiePort, 0 ., June 11, 19M ,__ lfll the NJCent 500 mile Memor- 1 t•l Day '"""· 1 Sacha had charged that poll- ' tics permitted Parnelll Jones to 1 win the race. · "I apologized to USAC for us· I lng poorly ch05en words," j Sachs told a news conference > Detrmt 6, Boston l, mght · ,\( ' ,l Only games scheduled. : ,. 1' ' mtttee m connection with state- ' tegrity of USAC officials.·· 1, , Letart 2-1. . . Won Lost Pet. Behind 1.• oJ \' • ' '' ments attributed to him follow- USAC, said President Thom· Jim Crow, Irwllan pitcher, Chicago , _ as Binsford, would "tolerate no I 23 589 33 h~ld Letart to seven scattered Baltimore 32 24 ·.571 1 "He'd be a better fielder if be further irresponsible, unsup- 1 hill. Hllrers were Gary Sewell New York 21J 22 569 I"' ' didn't like wlltl llo-s!" 0 port<!d staremento casting re- , with a trtple, Oavtd LJpsco~b, Minnesota 28 2S 5ZII 3lf. . flection& on the mtegrlty of of. Crow and Gerald Hendricks ' ficials" 1 The hits for the Syracuse each 'with singles and Joe Cun· Kansas City 27 26 .509 4''< .t • OS sa h f 8' Giants came from only four bat· . . ' Boston 25 25 500 5 'I c appearance be ore USters Ronme Bachtel a double dlff wtth 8. two-run double. Cleveland 24 26 .480 6 AC's executive board was ord· . ' . -.... Sre 1 Letart h•tters were Mug rage Lo · ered last week by tile racing •nd two sm...,s, . war a with two singles, Arthur HiD s Angeles 28 31 .m 61ii S. 00 body to give h1m on o rtun· trtple and smgle, Juruor Free- two singles Beegle and Jarrell Dter01t 24 29 .453 7lfl l 't ot kppo 1. man I double and single, and singles and Charles Hill a sing· Washmgton 20 39 .329 14Uz l A. (tecreatlon director Frank Es- ~red to ~~p a~n remar 8 attribStevie OWens a single, double, le. ' TUESDAY'S GAMES I chleman S81d today all •oftball ttledia ~- un y numerous news _and trlple. Ba~htet hn hit safe-- jRaclne YankeesUn 036- 11 lO ILos Angeles (Ch.ance 5-5) at. teams must ha~e their player Sachs was reported to have ly nlne~~~es m three consecu· Syr~cuse G1ants01J5: 302 - 10 10 Kansas CJt) (Wickersham 4- · WASHINGTON fU PII - Thf/~ter~ turned mto the recrea- complamOO that Parnelli Jones' 1 tive ga · D1ddle and The1ss. Bachtel, 4) night government gave away nearly lhon director by Saturday, June car should have been blackflasREDS WIN Mike Stewart (6l , and Mark Mmnesuta (Shgman 4-5) at ChJ. 3.4 billion pOunds of food at home I15th. . ged out of the ra~ beciluse It 'lbe Reds beat Portland 13-11 Smith. i cago Herbert 5-3). night and a~road during the first nine I Anyone needtng 8 .form should was throwing oil. . on the ~cin.e dia~nd . Portland . 413 102- 1l 12 Boston (Wood 0..1) at Detro[~ months 1July·¥archl of fiscaJ contact the recreation ~!rector Sachs was quoted as .. saying ... The wmner s hitting caJ?e off Racine Reds · 260 50x- 13 12 (Bunmng 4-S) 1963, according to the Agnculture at the Middleport swrmming USAC officials were talked out _ the ~ts of ~Hers With 11 smgle; Cozart and Sellers. Johnson Cleveland tGrant 3-6) at Balti- Department. In the same period pool League play starts Tues- or removmg "500" win.ner Jones B. Matt 1 !Ingle; Albert Prof· and Crow. . more (Roberti 4-5't night Ia year. e11rtier donations 1otaled lday, June l8th. , from the race by J. c. Agajanlnt a home ~un and tr1ple; G. Syra'se lrx:hans 000 020- 2 51only games seheduled. 3.6 b-1lhon pounds. Women and girls league are an, owner ot Jones ' car. He Hart three smglea and a dooble, Letart . . . . 100 000- 1 7 The department said the 6 per from 9 A. m. to 11 8 · m. and said Jones would not have won Rookie Crow two singles; and Crow and Tom Knapp Beegle NATIONAL LEAGUE cent decline was because of few· the men and boys league from th " h d 't bee f ~ Snid er, Johnson and and Jarrell . INew York y' , Cmcmna IJ 2 nrted or ~ er needy persons in the United II a · m· to I Jl. m. Ae race · " a 1't J not -~--'.Of!l'-i='---c--"----"---'' --'-----"----"· Ph'l · 'lW 'ii'· ,~ 1a de Iph'11 6. Mil waukee 2 states and changes in types of At Ieast one mem be r fr om a11 S gapanJan, h d'd t ff'was . 11 repo Chicago at Houston. night food giVen team."i must be present at 9 t~c 8 1 no 0 ICI& Y prot~t .' 1 i.. d thf pitching of Tom Did· t a 111 ddle also contributed home run and a slJ1&le. Helping 4. _ w•th the- hits were Tbelss, . ·• home run .. oo I sinaJe, and ; Robert Diddle . Bruce Hart, and Rick Cadle with singles. . The Incham rum1 m Ule fifth inntnl to wm over ·VACATION MONEY way • CASH ~OANI MONTHLY PAYMENTS $100 300 500 700 $ 5.33 16.00 26.67 36.17 .He 1.55 1.89 Monlhl)' payments lndude •II ~lurAn. 1'erm1 "P 1o 211 rnonlhs. Credit life ln.. suunce 11110 1\llilable. L08A!i up Co I200CI, llubjecl Co ou.r prompt credit approval. When Money Ia The Queotion 1\ ' sJx.P.L:d carf much will In smoke? MAX WARD Heating Units · . . Gas Installation - = •n.. - THIS WEEK ONLYl EMPIRE FLOOR fURNACE II Jl!tdiDI *!d 1695 KARR & VAN ZANDT 5 NOW .p ONLY h!,.:!,~~~ 95 . illlfl Rlpley,w.v.-·,.._•._sau c .. it SALES &SEIYICI CHASE HARJMIAIE Development 8"}1 sI gned I Jnto Law ~~~ w:r:.W~:~ .' lund.·l :tr~·~ll~,La~w""r""en_,.__~~la""n""ta.:a..ndiiiiiCaiiiirii:il~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;:;~ :orth~:::y "!e. ~=v:: ~:: Meth0d"1St Appomtments • , A00000CedFrom Conference . ~.m.; Pol~y - Paint Now ~~ - q .. : 1 .~ ... ParL~~r I'' .. ·ss,oo-,-.- Pew = ,., BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS •• AS LOW AS .. .. . ! • · " ·. · ·;~ " Per Month . ,, , ' . " ·I ' ." CLINTON FISHER Co.· L: ' " • •' • Painti..-g ContraCtors··· 'FUllY INSURED' MIDDLii'Oilt, ,QI;!>IQ, _,_J;,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,,.,,.,,.,,...._~ • all ,. FISHING EQUIPMENT ~"':"ttend.~~ ·Police Search olthe - · tile Jlo!n>. · Troop 981111 • '""" 1nt1 r. For Stolen tbt Promltte. DISCOUNI' PRICES! 1962 Jmpala candlelllhl .,....., usln& large eandlol repreaentiq threNtltl lfntllllao and It ' oantlloa Nlftlelltlng tba PoHce Ia Mlddloport -are tnveaglrl ICOUI lift WU jiYtll tlgallng theft of a 1182 ClleYrolet $29·9il5 e COMPLETE LINE OF WIENCHES .lltll"" Slngiet. Socltet llet ...... ~- - · eSPEEDWAY JIG SAW . $11.88 \ eMANNING lOWMAN SANDER- $9.99 e'\4" SPEEDWAY DRILL , $9.99 e6'!4" POWER SAW - - $22.11 ~ tdoalootloL _ E SPEAKE KnS . '· &•=;'~~, :;w::.,LC-!'11e; ~'· ... . rJ....,. ... ~1t~~~"'· . ~ -...;, .. -~.· ~ , ....4;, •' •• , h,N ... - 7 fro!n FINDIR FLAPS, FRONT or REAR • 'M0 - RE , ;,'~ r: ';- :1:,;·•:~1:~ ~ "''''i ,._. ' ~;..;;,.;;.•~;;;;;;;;,.,;o..;;.,____;,;,...;..;.;._........~-----..J;- ·: ',' ll......... "': nr ..,_ ,.. Mr~ A• ••J electrlc appliaace *'* wbo dfaplop thlo lnlllad. FIOM $3 II $1:22 . ' l .,.- ,, _.. IN a•to.atiMIIr . . . l~FLOO~ -~~R~MA~:rs~·:.! · ·~RC)~I'IT~or~ ··u~ _ ~·~:;; :\ •=~$:!'.::·66:=u'W '11011{· , .. llAL MVAD . _,_, ,,. •• ·~ • ~ ~ : Jllddliptwl _,....,. : . . POMEROY ,-i ••s ll"~~~ iililil !!! ..... tllllalem !IIJIIMh!ll• ·- ..... at 1:40.. A . 1or m. • larQ~&r*~·· ·· 'y OHIO ..• -r:. _ ,., ~ per., .Au:c,s,:.l.o. R ------FROM 51 '77 REA ,;t;l flllfll!llllhl e~ecbaud !lfflt:l,lil r.- A deh•Mldi&er wiU stop mildew. Aa elec::trlc .... .WUI• will Wriog onr S plloa1 of water,_ tM all lD H 116att. Evn oa u. •annet d.,. Y• - ,... tiel rour vah&abltt for 11 Uttll • 4 1/ac r. · - 11M _ _ ,., No loataMa- It ......... ;..a·}OK clall•mklfflor to a AUTO - ACCESSORIES law..._.~ w GET AN ELECTRIC DEHUMIDIFIER TOOLS FOR DAD ACCEP'is I!MPLOYVENT Impala from S. 9t!eODCkt Mill .......... Freclrar, wb 0 tbnt batwe~~~ n:41 p. m. alllll . . __,-::!;:i from ......._1 11 L m. KOIIdoy td([hl. 'f!8B •·-........,._ n- 'l'boJ aald tile car Is owned by lvenliJ JURI I wllll a badwlor ~ oemetma f11 Cbealdre. II ·of ll<:tenc!e 'deg;ree In Edueatlott, roporletiiJ ba• damafll te ill left S OO!Cepted a potdtiGn fA! teaeb ~· ,_.._ Old 1o ''ttltd u~ . !trot Ide In ihe Laawootl' ...... ....... . pa,_ ' II' a willie rttrlpa. II ~ llo ~ ol , lbe Columbol CII Y ..,.,. p1a1ea DIJJIIhored z.a.L ~~ ,_..,.. u aiLf!iW* ballltlll bao ~ 'J ftiBBB VORB FILl aeotl!l !IIIIo itlf· •l 'l'hreO more tiOb8 11m flJod lclall, ~ a warrant. II 011 ~ ttl t:~.to · . 111 ~ ~"""" ball. ·COMPANY .' . NOW ONlY MeL A1HUND OIL & 0 Mrs. Emest Whllebeacl pre- CbartAir Chris down 23, 6:011 p.m.; John COLUMBUS (UPI) - Go •· Mr. CUnningham of I he 139,1100 in the state sinking 1 oented her piano pupils In a l>f the board ' Ke Ladd Dean doWb 23, 8:25 p.m.; James A Rhodaa today olgned Koonll Parkin& Meter Comp- Pn!senl for last nlgh1'1 meet- Murray . Hl&h Schoof, and Car· Ml01 Lou ·.., recite1 reeen11y ,_ ,. her bonle· mont mEall h Sch . down 23• 7 a·m ;,;,· intO law ·legislt.tion creating a any came to discuss advantages tng were. Mayor VIr gil Siders, 1 - Da,b.n A ,..I 1 Th~ procram prepartd lor ro g oo In . . Franklm Pie= down 23, 7:w Department of Deveiopmellt of replacmg the city parking City Clerk Mrs- Thomu, Jothe evening waa as lollowa: quest lor a ehange !Tom a m- a. m.: Cotton Queen up Greenup• and autlt,orlzln lsaurance of =-~=::!.-=:~:::..~=~:::::::__::::::_:_=--='• "Flow Gently, Sweet Alton," yw high school to four-year at 8:30 p.m.; Onward up Greenup revenue bondl ~ c out his played by Jane Whitehead; "At B:OO K. down G.....,. campaign pledge to";.." 200,the Fairies' Ball," Rob•• Hum- g , up 6.30 a.m., Bob Benter up 1100 new jobs lor Ohio. phrey: "Chop Sticks," Cathy boaru al'!'roval. Greenup 7:35 a_ m. ; Weatem Rhodes announced Ill• apPickens; "Riding the Moontain down 3l, 4145 a. m.; Lung 8 pointmenl o1 • -en-member Puny," Ricky Proffitt; "Little by Troop 178. Girl Scout and Porn. up 33, Z a. m.; ~ve111- finance comniisalon to handle • . . _ . Spring Song" and "Humores- World pins were presented by wood down 34, 6_30 p.m., Ferci- the sale of bonds to raise !undo PT. PLEASANT- Three new\c•~cmt In the Huntingtoo d•s· que," Becky Proffitt; "Trill the leader, Mrs. Frank Blse to UIBnd do'!" 34, 8:15p.m.; Bey· to aid industries In locating new appointments have been made trtct. He repla~ th~ Rev. Rol>- , . Waltz'' and "Jndlar. Rain Rosemary Andrews, Shirley Lar· ou Lorrame up 34, 1:25 a. m.; plants In Oblo or expanding ex· for Mason County Methnd•sl ort Day who ts movmg to •1 Dance," Janet Frank; "Cobbler kins, Patty Stathem, Jean Whhe Pamela D. down 34, 1:40-a.m.; isting ones. The target dote lor ministers according to announce· VIrginia ~tty. Cobbler," and "Ballerina," Ra- head, Jackie Bise and Brenda Esso West Virginia up 34, 3:30 the otart of dllpenttlng funds un- menlo at the annual conference . Area MethodiSt mlnlaters ~ chel Pigott; "Fairies' Harp," Boring. The latter three elrls a. m.; Della Queen up 34, 2:50 der the lawll Dee. 15. Sunday in Buckhannon. mg returned mclude: L: Curtts Ricky Proffitt; "Sofll of RlfS. were fiy-ups from Brownie a. m.; Valvoline down 34, 8:45 Named to the fman.. com- Rev. Randoll Prince of the Saville, Trinity Metllodlsl, Pt. sla" and "Waahlngton Post Troop !80 and •e,.IVed their 8 · m. mi,.ion were Vaoce Brand, Ur- local St. Paul Methodist Church Pleasant; Charles Yoho, New March," Mary Jo Wolf; "Bo- Brownie Wings. Service stars GalllpoHJ Dam _ Hamilton bana, director of the Champ- has been trartslerred to Tridel· Haven; Holley Hensley, _Clifton. lero" and "Whirlwind Polka," were presented to all Brownie down 6:40p.m.; Bonus H. down elgu National Bank; Wilbur D. phis-Fulton In Wheeling di,. · Sandra Newlun; "Tango Time," and Jniermediate Scouts who 2 a.m.; Dispatcher down 5,30 Fulton, Cleveland, retired pre,;. lrlct. Rev. Prince has served Pleasan !Valley Hoapftal Nola Myers: "Peter and the had comple\W one year in a.m.· Solvay down s a.m .. Lou- dent of the Federal Heoerve at the local church for the past ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Dalla" ·-Wolf·t" alkl "Golliwog'a Dance,n seoutlng and Girl Scout pins !sian~ down 7:30 a.m.; Bank: Paul E. Humes Jr., vlce three years. Moss, Gallipolis, Ohio; Mrs. Ruth Ann Barnhill; "Lond?r10rry W'ere presented by the leaders Downey down 9:30 a.m.; Col. president ol the Peoples Bank. Rev. Prince Ia beifll raplac· WJUiam Bateman, Gallipolis A\J'." and "Minuet In G,' Mar- to new committee members. Davenport up 11 :Oil a.m. Youngstown; M II ton Knight, ed by Dale Chllder• from Hunt· Ferry; William Boston, Letart; t~sbome; "Flowers of the mit•·· mber Perrysburc, board ehatrman of ington ·who Is a graduate of Mrs. John Crawford, Pt. Pleas· t<West." Karen Humphrey; a The new com - me Kanawba Rlver-Semet down the NaUIOIIl Bank ol Toledo; West VIrginia Wesleyan and ant. ~. "Singing In the Moon- for Troop 179 Is Mrs. Alfred Loodon 7 a.m.; MerriU doWD Austin E. knowlton, Delaware, recently graduated from an DISCHARGED: Mrs. Harold lil!lft," Karen and Robin Hum. Cashdollar and lor Troop , 180 Marmet 9:40 p.m.; Helen Z, owner ol A. E. Knowlhill Co. of Ohio Seminary. Hudson and da~ghter. Henderphrey; duet "At the Circus," Mrs. L. Provaneha, Mrs. Er- clown Marmet 12:fili a.m.; J. S. Columbo1; William C. Salford, The Rev. Richard L. Wright son. '"' Ra!'hel Pigott ar.d Mary Jo wm Blanhill and Mn. Harless Lewis down Marmet 2:10 a.m.; president of Westel'll and SoutJ>. who baa served the Ma- Me- BIR111S: A daughter to Mr. WoU: "The Strolling Players" Frank. Other committee 111 Elgercllfl up Winfield 1:10-!.m.; em Llle lrururance Co., Clncln· thodlst Church for the paot sev· and Mrs. DaHas Moos, Galli· a 'djlet, Rutll Ann Barnhill and bora are Mrs. John Hetzer, Jci A. E. Dykes up _Wlnfleltl 3:25 nail; Joseph Tbomaa, vice pre.. en yeara Is being replaced by polio. A son to Mr. and Mrs. ~- Whitehead; "In Hanging C. Ed Humphray, Mra. Haro a.m.; Robert W. Lea down WIJI. ldenl and dlreclar of Fireltono the Rev. Morlan Frame who Dale Carr, Hogllett. A •on to ~ena.'',~-4~Wt, Sandra New- Newlun, ..-I Mrs. Arthur Davis. field 5:20a.m.; Beaver up Win- Tire and j,l,ubber Co. come heH from Clay. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Grlnun, Lelun - and Kliren llumphray; 8 Followlnt the Frlendslllp Ctr- field 5:45a.m.; A. L. Nash down Deveioplnaiii"Diroetor George Methotlllt Church at Rainelle, tarlll'~t:__ _ _ _ _ _ ~. "March MWtatre," J. cle which endad the lnveoUture Winfield 6:15 a.m.; EllBha wn- said the plan . _ lei· w. Va. - · 1\'liitebead and MartiD Osborne. services, refreshments were Woods up Wlnlleld 7 a.m. lslatlve powers of the govern- Rev. Frame haa been at Clay lf!!mdra Newlun waa unable to served to the scoull and guesta. ment bot .at the lllllO time Ia lor tilree years and Is a graduMilticipate becauoe· of lllntal. The followmg peraona, In addi· not uaing taxpayen' money. Ill ate of Morris Harvey Collega F~yowlng the prol"am, a d~., Uon to the above oamed, attendINVITED OIJT the future other states will use and received hla Bachelor of course was served by tlta ed. Mra. Done! Larkins, Mra. Division It ot licenaed praetl- the Ohio j,Ian aa a modo\, he Divinity degree from tile Va"' lf~ess to the above Qll!lltior> Roland Stathem, Mrs. Paul cal nurses and all other llcenl- predicted. derbllt School of Rellgioo. He !it, and the following gueslll: Andrews and Barbara, Dale and ed pracllcsl nurses In Ute atea formerly servad appolotmenll Mt. and Mrs. Robert Proi!IU, Louis Provancha, Tonuuy Joe ata welcome to atreod a coot. UGBT ART OBJECTJ in Chatleston and Beckley en.. MJt;, Taylor and Mr•. Junior Reed, Jali Wltllehead, Mra. oot at the Maybelle Bartlett To keep art objects and dec> trlcta. · Ha,uber of Portland, Mrs. Geor- Frank Boring, Mrs. Harold borne, II& North LaneasteMI, orallvi accenll from bdln& In- NorD1811 Nub will be a aup~Wolf ,of Chesrer, Mrs. Carl Brower, Mrs. Richard Borlnr!M • Atilelll, on June IS at 1 p. m. to the backgrmmd, they shoultl\ply minister for tilt Point PleaBii'nhlll and Mra. Stout of Tup- Randy and Ricky, and ra. 'lbose attendlna oboUltl br1nf1 be Ughted, said the American aant circuit being tranalerred pm Plains, Mrs. Ronald ()s. Charles Hauber. table servk:e. Home Ughtlng loalliute. from the Salt Rock·Mt. Pisgah aod Ronaleeo, Mra. liar- Members of Intermediate Girl rank, George Pickens and Scout Troop 1'19 and Fly-llpa Frank, Roae Easterday, from Brownie Scout Troop 180 · WUtard Pigott, Mrs. WU- of Reodsvllle enjoyed a wiener llilb Stathem and Mra, Donald roast at Forked Run State pari 1\lYers of Leng Bottom, Mr. recently. Several of the glrla ~ Mrs. Jobnny Kibble, Mrs. who are working on cyclist ~){tEd Humphrey and Mrs. Mar- badge rode from their home to ~ Rltlpehart ~od Jull White- the park. During the eveolDg 1\llid of · Reedsville. the Fly-Ups who ata wurtlng :~\ GlliL SCOVT NEWS on their tenderfoot requlrementa · lovestiture services were held lald a trail for the other oeoota i Brownie Troop 110 for Uve to follow. Scoull 1ttendlna were and by latermedlate Troop Brenda Boring Jackie Bile, six girls In a combiJI. Jean Whitehead', Rosemary ~ Tuesday evening dreWII, Linda Brown, Karen Riverview SchooL Fo). Ifump!lrey, Patty Smllll, J0811 the flag ceremony whk:h CaMdollar, Patty Borlag, and by Jeanie Callhdollar, leaden, Mra. Fruk Bile. and eZ.bco 66 Rocl & R"l Comb._ $9.99 Maurice Reed, leader of Mrl. Eniesl Whitehead and lba pre•!llled Bronie foDowlng guesta, Freddie Bile, eShek..pe•r Rod & R"l Comb.· $9.99 e-m~""'.. pins to naw .oavld weber, J - and Jull v• Paula Hauber, Shar- Whitehead. eZ.bco "33" ...1..:.·- - - $12.91 Blanton, Jenlne Prov!lllclla, ---Jane Whitehead, Another • Rods, C11tlng er Spin Cest from 99c CIRCULAnNa HEATER 279 - =: ;:~~1: ~:::.: ~·sm~ :.::: ered, when arraipeol oo i!harJ· allll Kelllp Llltleplp st. Pt. lJ of drlvlna while IRt.oxlcated Pleaaant. Camdoa 'saul c1 lllltltullool, ... - · .. belon Juatlce of ,Peace A. •M. eampbWI, It, ~- • awJII!M at, 18M, a1111 dalomcl slml1- fltttlom•. rlghta and -Jbll· _ Goodwin. They were Olear Eu- lo1te Lee JCeofor 21 · 1-. ~ ar PT. PLEASANT - The City was grantlnc pennisaloo to the meten !rom the automatic to gene Parker, Pt. Pleasant Roote 0sca Fink ~and 111 11ve olbar ldloolt. llllo , , :• '1lle reaolulllm II to ro- Boll -••11: Tba ...-lou ..,.,. col,. action at the next board Oble River - Dave Crockett Council puaed an ordl,nance City Ice & Fuel Company to the manual !YJie· Mayor Siders 2: Jona Elmet Burris, AppJt :tty Ruth- W~ 11, VIJI. """"' at nino, oc11oo11 lo- Albeaa - g . up 14, S:2$ p.m.; John J. Rowe Monday nlgltt necessary to put an LP gas bulk tank on appointed a committee of Tom Grove, and Wendle C. Goodwin, ton Roul4 1. , I!Obtd Noble COWl!J and four lD TrUmbull 11 wauld enable otudenll to re. up 14, 7:45 p.m.; Defender collect 3 per cent tu on liquor property opposite the Mattea- Reynoldl, Belva Farley. an: Kirby, W. Vo. Sprouse 1J M~ .. OJ•• CouDt,- bacalfM tbolr oporattoaal colve crtdlll for courses ohoWing dOWD 14, 1:10 p.m.; Dixie Splr- sal.. from the ot.ale. The 19flil blo lroo Company oo land own- Arlin HaD to il1l<llss the ":'" Otller. arraignej! were Dor- Consta.;,. j N-.11. JO. otandarda ,.... below ot.ate ,.. the ecmtrut between totalitarian It up 14, 11 :1$ p_m.; Ea!U!m legislature passed an act per· ed by the B II 0 railroad and ter lurtl!er with Mr. Cunning- man E. Pearson, Gallipollll Fer· ~ and - a u . tdlolot!ie'up 14, 1:10 a.m.; Patten up 14, milling ciU.. with State Liquor alao the lnstaUatlm of a LP ham and ~ hack. ry, 110 and cost.. no operatora oon. ,.OIIlelalt <1 lba lfvt acboolo Ill v....cy 0. 6:40 a.m.; Jacob G. down 14, Stores to lm[IOIO a tax on Uq-, cas storage tank for saln Oil Mayor Sieler~ aliiiOIInced a license; Tbomas E. Faulkner, Prebla t::oaab' tlirtallllecl with A vacaocy on the board waa 6:30 a.m.; S. M. Jenks up 14, uor uloa equel 10 the alate their own property at 224 Flrll opoclal meeU"' of Council will Carpenterville Indiana f» and l1 ch- ...-uaa were givea created by the letter of reslgna· 6:40 a.m.; Dleael up 16, 2:46 tax. By pasalng the ordinance Straet. be beltl Monday, June 17 • 7' 30 coats, reckle;, driving ; Oscar ''C:~'' more to raiJo tile operatlq t1tm ol Mrs. Hazel M. Wolter of a.m.; OVEC down 16, 1:.15 a_m_ the city will re<eiVe a one per n., council approved pay· p.m. to open bids for resurfac- Eugene Parker, Rt. 2 Pt. Plea,. otaodorda c1 lhe!r acboola. Cleveland, who hao moved to A. V. Chris Jr. down 17, 4:56 p. cent tnereaae In reveooe from ment of the election ollicials lng city streell. voted to ant, $10 and costs, no operatol'll HEATING AND Jn otblr l<lloo, tile board re. Maaaaehuselb. m.; Albert Holden up 17, 11:20 the alate em liquor salei! at the who worked durint~ the recent Council memberl lar .,. h"""se ; Elmer E. Black, South' calved a..m.tlon adopli!lg a pol- n.e Atheoa Couoty schoola loa- p.m.; Li!Ue Edward up 17, 2:50 local •tate store. City etectioo change the hour ol regu deou o;de 110 and costs intoxic1tion · AIR-CONDITIONING ;:~~~;;~;::~-;:;~~~lnff lhe!r cbartora were Glouster. a.m.; TampiCO up 17, 5:56 a. Other actlott of the councD Newly etectect Council mem- cil meellngs to ~.m. unngand ,Ciyde Fisher: Middlepo•t: Cbaun:::ti.Dover. Amea~n ~ m.; Qu~n City up 17, 7 a.m.; -- - Iter Thomas Holland, F if 1 h the oummer moo · Ohio, $10 and costs, right-of· col, age-Tray • Charleroi down 18, 4:011 P- m.; Ward, waa chosan to repreeent Financial raport of the three way. Plalna Local. Rome-Canaan Looal, Southland up II, 5:25p.m.; Char the city on the City Plannlni city departments was raad byi - " - - - -- - - -Shado L11ca1, Trimble Township les Stevensoo up 19, 4:35 a.m.; Commission City Clerk Mrs. A. E. Thomas 0 Looal and Waterloo Local. Jerry Bosworth up It, &::10 a. Harmoo · Park Commltree showing the foUowlng balances Ann Moore, City Attorney C. J . 'ft' [D TrumhuU COWlty, Btoomfield, m . NaUooal up 20 5·15 a.m. be I th M 31 City Ill 96193· WaHyer and council members, Tom I,4 lloulhiDgton, and Bristol Locals. B;;;•o down 20 s·t5 N.;; mem "b ... Mae •wnmeSidr ap- on w"Y •.• ' ... ~ 111• plu . 1' ... Reynolds, Arlin Hall, Sam Fowl· ~.Mit'. • ' . .' pomted y yor era are ter or~, ...... - ..,.,. k Bel F I ' -·'· R sl and FarmIfiliOn Vlilage Io their Martinsville down 21, 3:20 p.m. Hiram Dau bart • Louis Rossi 1100 In the otate sinkiog fund; es, va ar ey, ~ os ' Locuot It, Mlolllltlltrl " '' PIANO RECITAL charters. C. V, Harner up :12,6 a.m.; Mr. and EroeotgHa~ley. Sewage Disposal, $65,410.21 plua Hiram Dau~herty, Charles CotPhoneWY.11 =II SPECIAL '61 CHEV. Kly Mcl)aolel, lt. V-. ~ . PT. PLEASANT - "ntree pel'· en B. IIHelett, • ~ . 1000 were lined 1!0 and eoota, and ~ ~¥If ,,_ - ~ CUI'II- Tba Oblo ,.,. ot.atomont oupporttng ..,_,· ~=~ :~on~: Enabling Letriflllation Is Approved For . lloafd <1 r,ducatlcw :Montlay , . Amerlcanim and ompbaall nmnlna !31!. !eel London . ~11 1 Wilted lba -..n <I bitlh "our aa!looal berhap, '"" goy- ~ and Wlnlieid da.m C }l • 0£ Three per enl Liquor Tax Ill two - · - . our the .uta. 0 ediOD L;.. .31c 1 on and Me . u. ~ oo rollora. POIIII!fVY·Masoo out, Pl. l'leaallll lUI, Binhlll 1.25 lal)lDc, Kanawlla FaDs 2.04 Ifill. Society News AVERAGE 1 D dgers Upset Redlegs }7•3 J pomeroy Gap , . . ., GaiHpolb dam 11.0, 11.1, l'lllllllnl :ao r...t Reedsville WEEKLY COSt 1 W:""!tth , Then stop in for your money any time convenient. We will have it ready. Pay off bills also and enjoy a worry-free happy vacation, Repay eaal!y later on. San FtanciSIO at Lo• Angeles, I The "'''.of the food was $463.1 a. m._ on Monday at the soft· pr~te~:~oli~~~.~se "you cant mght .milhon slightly over the co.st for ball fields for an orgamzational Th t' . In I ' t' PI Ill e execu 1ve comma1tee • L h t. . ouls at Pittsburg, ppd. the sa~e months a year earlier. mee mg. ay w start the dudes Tom Binford resident; i ram IDomeotic donations $284.7 Jnext day. • Ra, ing Director H~n~ Banks, I r:.C I w • ··t p t ··hind million and foreign donatlons, I t' ··soo" wmner . Rod Mlddlepcl't'a Boys' League In- foUrth and one in the fifth on LNa c · 1M: '$ 18 . wo-1rne ger ' 11 1 ·4 m• Jort. .._ qpt ibeir hot pace going The other Red Sox hitter ;,..as x-Los Ang. 32 23 .S8'.l fu1 foods for July includes tur- Ward, and Don Cummins, the Is The Answer ...._. __ IYelling with 1 5-2 win Little with a smgle and homer 1St. Louis 33 25 .569 liz I Do SclloofoodlGdUW Up keys, summer vegetables, fresh race referee. __.,. · mest1e onatlons to all 1 · · · · tver the whUe the Red For thP. Yankeets Rice had two x-San Fran. 31 26 M4 2 b'JJ' d waterme on, m1lk and Tht! USAC said Its rulini 1o1a I·" • . , Ch' 5 I q.o 1.5 I aon poun s, rod ts t butte S h . 125 E. Meir1 St. Pomeroy, 0 • ... ~the Yankees singles and John Ingels a single. x- 1cago 31 26 . 44 2 bel P uc peanu r . meant ac s could still race 3 IOGGIId "' s-#W. ln a makeup 8"'.....,e 28 27 .509 4 cent . owh a year vegetable fats BJ1d oils. during the probationary period \!' , • • , • I1 ..,... last Satur- Cincinnah . . Ape~ n mcrease m t t school keti f rk b Phone WY 2·2171 Lewis' sli t ~ day the Senators dubbed the P~ttstwrgh 28 28 .500 program was offset by demarto ~8'~4 o tu ~ysbovare uht hmay. hmarefleckeno remarks ?;i', , IBraves 1g..2 with Danny David- Mtlwaukee 26 :to .464 61,'z 1 h eed per cen a e w JC nug t t on the in· Bob Miller, MgF. Diekle Bob Smith, pmt·slzed , son holding the losers to two Phila. 28 30 .464 6lf.!: c~n~. ~ 1 . e ? .Y persons. of the same month a year tegrity o( USAC officials or ofIndian h'!.ler, fanned hits, a single by Mulford and a x-Hottsfon 25 32 .439 8 c ~~=tio:,m;;~~~:l~ategones. ficiating. tid WM~~~~ baCk twu run double "by Van John- New York Z3 . 36 .~90 ~1 437 million pounds, up 7 per · :;o~:n. Sena~r Joe:er Dem- son Senator hi~ters were Birdey :;~ot>s not mclude mght Chantable institutions got oskey fanned eight, walked 3, ~oskey a smgle a~ double, ga . million pounds, a reduction of 8 but wu iD (Hquent IJ'ouble with ~~I Clatw~thy smgle and TUESDAY'S GAMES per cent. They received '::~: 1 leaky defenses around h•m He . P e, f?avidson a double, J . . . amounts of cheese plus a allowed thr hits. ' , R•ce a smgle, J_. Hawley a tnp. Cig~m"l!~-~(~oney 8-2) at New commoditieo such os dtied •. , -~ """"' '• "'" ,... "' . le. Bwiktrk., While not hJtting m York (Jaekson 5-5) sweet potatoes. arf'd peaches The Indiana won it in i big this game, got his first home Milwaukee (Burdette 5·5 or Sny· in 1962, • !ifth frame when four runs ~un of his Boys' League career der ~I- at Philadelphia (Short The department Jist of scored on Smlth:S triple. a walk m a game last week. l.fi) night and three Sena\fl\ : ~roo. Other . MAKEUP GAME St. Louis (Gibson 4-3) at Pltt.Jndian were D. H-l'ffilt'a db®le ,llraves · .. 002 000 - 2 2 6 burglt- (SehwaD 3-3), night ~ 1 Bill Hackett a home run. /Senators ... 611 56x -:- 19 7 o San Francisco (Fisher 3-7) at -r ·~ to - t h'ts J Johnson ILl, Hanmgan (Si Los Angeles (Drysdale 7-6) ~ .our .x~a rs go 1 ' erry and Buskirk, McCloud (5). night ·· oart ,Jr:PI~ ~ s~~~n Dav/l&. and T. Hawley. Chicago (Jackson 7-5 or i .J error,n e •~,..1' 1111t';n• IndianP .... 000 140 - 5 3 l ; 1·3) at Houston (Johnson H,. ward and Tom lltlwley smg. Senators . .. 1110 010 - 2 4 4' night fjd . . •. Smith and Warner. Demm:~key ----go up THROWS BAJID · and T. Hawley_ Red Sox . .. 002 210 - 5 3 2 77th Ohio Trap•hoot Bib Bobby _LewMf. _ t-~q~~ ' n!ll<ees ... 1100 001 - 1 3 q the Yankees mto . . \tiit' l· :If. • Lewis and Roush Rlcill Open8 W edn.,.day tO years ago your houe ~he ttred in the ' , permit- (L), Conde ill and ·Conde ' may have been worth t1ng two of the tbree hila he al- Powell 131 .•· • VANDALIA tUPJl - The SB,OOO - today it may lowed. aDd one run. Lewis fanbe worth S18,0001 Wh.u llho~# yo•t fi, inst~r­ ned 11, wallted - · • I ttlan $25,000 in trophies tmcd Che(k rates now Rl<e of the looer• ..... tough : 0 prize money offe<:ed to the for fire insurance that too, fannlng 7, walkin&..&wo. but ! of 1,200 shotgunners. measures up to t()f/t~y'l value of yOur home. he led Big Bobby a gupher hall The meet, which will run in the third inning that was through SUnday, Is oecond only Check with Nationwide smacked away for a two-run Grand American which i& held - che comp1ny with MW idttU /tw • .ew ,,.•. bomer. Jim Conde carne on in Augusl Firing will be at relief, and alrer a ;baky initia· If l ~;,::~~r Trapshooting Association . lion, fanned eight and WJII:ed I, lhree. giVing up two runs in the The Tigers overpowered the Yankees 12-7 and the Dodgers WY 2-2460 scored an upset 17-3 win over ANNOUNCE TRIALS 115 E. 2nd PorrHiroy the Redlegs Monday in Pome-Meigs County Coonhunters Spit-Ball Outrges / roy Boys' League action. hold water trials at Are Flying Again Starter Larry Walker and his Lake, near Syracuoe, BALTIMORE IUPH _ Bob relief Bob Burdette, teamed up June 16, starting at Bchelfing joined Chi White to strike oot 15 batters while The event wm be a t1'011hYII iox manager AJ. today walkmg nme for the Tigers.] ;;;~•:;;nd;;_;:th;::e~p:;;u:;;bli:;;c~is.;i:;;nv~ited~.~::::ii:::::ii:~ a 61manding that "something Larry Vaughan and Bob Werry I•" *-'1 be done" about the in- worked UK: mo~ for the Yanuumblr of pttcberafwho ~:es, fanmng SIX and walking . . tlauwine an octuioneJ spit Da . 11a1. nny Abbott and Burdette paced Tiger hitting with a ....., ou&ht to legalize it or ·home run and double each. - tallni II," the Detro~ Ti- Larry Walker, Mike y,.,,. , . -aer said. "It wouldn't die YoWlg and Roy D' .. W !lard to - . . . All the rounded out Tiger hitting , • 11 a bow when a pitcher is a .smgle apiece. . . . a oplttor, 10 the •mpir"' STRONG PITCHING on .....,,.. The Dodgel'll limited tile Red· O.n a '70,000 BTU eapacity lloor tumace Modem Ill design with '10,000 BTU htetLGpoa -tly ac<Uiod Loo An· ' legs to U.o hill. Pat t:h.t'a OD(IiJ.....t for noiaeleM operation. lng ce.paoltyl'fhe powerful, 4-epeed blower . . . pllllor Dtan Cha6c. of US· hurled for the Dodgers, Y:011 cet an even flow of alean, healthful heat prov!dee 110fleleu operation , • • dfatriJNt. IDtl tile ptch, aod Schelling ••- six and giving up seven M a low operating ooet. lt'o equipped with heal evealy. Equipped with automftio .......,.... tliat Chance had used O'Brien alao led the P 8lllra heavy combuotion chamber and lemperatou:e oontrol and lltetime Oi>mm. I agafM lilt 1lgers once. In hlttlna' witil thrft «111venient oontrola. P~!<--P prioe indudoe lion chamber. Package prioe lnoludea life. . . llnw • !lpitter to <NormJ while Tom Sarver and R taDk 1euo "'!0 complew inltaJ.. ~ . tank ieutl and 00111plete tmtaiiatlota IIIII - doy in IJelroit, and Warner had a triple and Sin!(le IMPALA 4 DOOR W~;ohank , ..P,ol Larry Napp walked each and John Lohae, one. rflbt out to the mound. He told The Dndgera had extra Nmac.. Sold new for f4100. V-8, auto. traM., power brak· and A11p1ar if A NIUIII blm 'Y.,. a apltter, and I in their win as Redleg ~i~~~~ es, steering. Radlo and air-conditloninc. One local J'OII to aut that out. Next lumded them 14 free owner. $aiU5 M11111 $385.15..... : .. ·. lime I'D td a baU Oll you no strikins out nine. The only matter whert the pitch ta: That's Jega hitl wen a home run Jto way JOU bave to do k." Jed Will and a single by Cot\• II -Aiked II he tllougbt tllat bring- Boothe. lbl ,.,_,iOR -·.till llf Vi#t Y!ll!t' .,.,., AIIIIMd Oil Jd Bltr !It f ...... lrlf the apltter bock would help Dodgel'll . . . 204 344 - 17 1 2 liteben, S<heffiog replied. Redi"8S _. . . 100 200 - 1 2 7 '"'-· "I dool lhinll f I would help Jeff Mankin (1,), Kelly Mo. : k mucb. Alter aU yoo can get Kenue (t), Jed WiD (6) and Wlo ctf It too. l - e i Kline McKen•ie, J a c k Moore (4). . hK :471, Hlghw~ -114 11iJ1t1 llwwlatl It Olailllt "' ooe O'Brien and Dailey. . Cadillac Oldsmobile ~~,llllhl fa WtllitlJigtAia and alrudi a Yankeea . . . 130 310 - f t C '~Ollie IH , -- ' . . ' ~~· ...... Gill .., H, ,.. n got aome Tigero . .... ttl Olx- 12 I 4 ''You'll Uke Our Quallt~ Way of l)oiDg Buslnellll" ' lit!o •ill tbt pMdl too, Ia file old Vaughan (L), Wwry 4, and P"-t:,_ w;Y.n-tfO!fa iot1•7 WY 2-5342 ' PoPneroy, Ohio pltllt)' Ill SUfi P lUll Larrry Worner, Walker M .. ,.,..,.. _ 4, lllld lwallel. . . s.na: ·· Cnarters Taken - Ah - • UJP lJn t ens Three Rapped PT. 4 'ftl WDa;.... . In 'Co rrOf lot! . . , ....,_,,,,dlw"' u ::--eo!::,"::.~ J•P Goodwm • J~ wwram J.jjJd. ~~, • Albao1. litd~aa, ·111111 ..,. LOCAL . AND , STA.TE N . Of . ·M · · - Co ., v· ews. . ason unty, " est trtr~ma River Bepo~ ·.t_ 1111 ORDER NOW BY PHONE 1 'it lune 11,, 196U . 1 • lndians, RedSox ReSJSter Is JU! . :-')a · t PJ , d W ll.)fi,L 0 ~nor ay • I::::::::;,;::::::::;:; S ftbaII Tearn R t ers Needed By June }5th 3. Bill•"on Lb F d Afe c·Iven . als . Sachs was called on the car· following the hearing . "I had no pe_t by. USAC's ~xecutive com- intention of questioning the ln- Q'T" ~ --.---- •• . I_ _..... ( . • ---tllo ,_ .,_ IIIIL .,. en ..•••- ' U, ,_ - • 'Dt ,..,. -<4 ....~ ...;;;..;;....;. ... ' ' �- • ' 'J., ' • • I • ~ ~Hnal, Pomti'OJ·~~rt. o., - ·.U. S. 1,\uto Cliib Places Driver Eddie ·Sachs On Probation 'For Remark • • :;'Jla~ine Clubs, Syra~use 9 :~~·?Jteeord Victories In wop 14C~7rue IT ,MJb AU. !.@TAN INGS ~ ~..- , ! J Buckshot Adllllll wltil alpgl... AMERICAN LEAGUE ' The Racine Yankees, Racine. l'or PorUand G. Lawrence MONDAY'S GAMES c Jleds, and Syracuse lndilll8 bad slnsJes, Allen Foor oingles, . ~.-r .. ,.ted wins in the Little Sou~ Cozart a double, M. Lawrence New York HI, Washinglon 0-1, Baoeball Association Mon' a trlplo and aingle, W. Sellera, twj.night '\VPning. Roush 1J . Lawrence with singles Cleveland 3, Baltimore 2 night 6 ~~AR Indianapolis Driver Quoted As Saying '500' Was.Fixed INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . (UP!) - United States Auto Club Monday pia~ race drlvet Ed· die Sachs oo a one r,eat:s pro. bation fbr making 'irresponsible and unsupported statements" questioning its offici· WotTJ Th~ Yankees squeezed paSt each. r: :lDt!ll ' tn an 11·10 v1ctory ~G P1F1'H ~ t~o :r ,Los. Angele~ 13, Kansas City 3, mg~t . f'· "". , '4·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddiePort, 0 ., June 11, 19M ,__ lfll the NJCent 500 mile Memor- 1 t•l Day '"""· 1 Sacha had charged that poll- ' tics permitted Parnelll Jones to 1 win the race. · "I apologized to USAC for us· I lng poorly ch05en words," j Sachs told a news conference > Detrmt 6, Boston l, mght · ,\( ' ,l Only games scheduled. : ,. 1' ' mtttee m connection with state- ' tegrity of USAC officials.·· 1, , Letart 2-1. . . Won Lost Pet. Behind 1.• oJ \' • ' '' ments attributed to him follow- USAC, said President Thom· Jim Crow, Irwllan pitcher, Chicago , _ as Binsford, would "tolerate no I 23 589 33 h~ld Letart to seven scattered Baltimore 32 24 ·.571 1 "He'd be a better fielder if be further irresponsible, unsup- 1 hill. Hllrers were Gary Sewell New York 21J 22 569 I"' ' didn't like wlltl llo-s!" 0 port<!d staremento casting re- , with a trtple, Oavtd LJpsco~b, Minnesota 28 2S 5ZII 3lf. . flection& on the mtegrlty of of. Crow and Gerald Hendricks ' ficials" 1 The hits for the Syracuse each 'with singles and Joe Cun· Kansas City 27 26 .509 4''< .t • OS sa h f 8' Giants came from only four bat· . . ' Boston 25 25 500 5 'I c appearance be ore USters Ronme Bachtel a double dlff wtth 8. two-run double. Cleveland 24 26 .480 6 AC's executive board was ord· . ' . -.... Sre 1 Letart h•tters were Mug rage Lo · ered last week by tile racing •nd two sm...,s, . war a with two singles, Arthur HiD s Angeles 28 31 .m 61ii S. 00 body to give h1m on o rtun· trtple and smgle, Juruor Free- two singles Beegle and Jarrell Dter01t 24 29 .453 7lfl l 't ot kppo 1. man I double and single, and singles and Charles Hill a sing· Washmgton 20 39 .329 14Uz l A. (tecreatlon director Frank Es- ~red to ~~p a~n remar 8 attribStevie OWens a single, double, le. ' TUESDAY'S GAMES I chleman S81d today all •oftball ttledia ~- un y numerous news _and trlple. Ba~htet hn hit safe-- jRaclne YankeesUn 036- 11 lO ILos Angeles (Ch.ance 5-5) at. teams must ha~e their player Sachs was reported to have ly nlne~~~es m three consecu· Syr~cuse G1ants01J5: 302 - 10 10 Kansas CJt) (Wickersham 4- · WASHINGTON fU PII - Thf/~ter~ turned mto the recrea- complamOO that Parnelli Jones' 1 tive ga · D1ddle and The1ss. Bachtel, 4) night government gave away nearly lhon director by Saturday, June car should have been blackflasREDS WIN Mike Stewart (6l , and Mark Mmnesuta (Shgman 4-5) at ChJ. 3.4 billion pOunds of food at home I15th. . ged out of the ra~ beciluse It 'lbe Reds beat Portland 13-11 Smith. i cago Herbert 5-3). night and a~road during the first nine I Anyone needtng 8 .form should was throwing oil. . on the ~cin.e dia~nd . Portland . 413 102- 1l 12 Boston (Wood 0..1) at Detro[~ months 1July·¥archl of fiscaJ contact the recreation ~!rector Sachs was quoted as .. saying ... The wmner s hitting caJ?e off Racine Reds · 260 50x- 13 12 (Bunmng 4-S) 1963, according to the Agnculture at the Middleport swrmming USAC officials were talked out _ the ~ts of ~Hers With 11 smgle; Cozart and Sellers. Johnson Cleveland tGrant 3-6) at Balti- Department. In the same period pool League play starts Tues- or removmg "500" win.ner Jones B. Matt 1 !Ingle; Albert Prof· and Crow. . more (Roberti 4-5't night Ia year. e11rtier donations 1otaled lday, June l8th. , from the race by J. c. Agajanlnt a home ~un and tr1ple; G. Syra'se lrx:hans 000 020- 2 51only games seheduled. 3.6 b-1lhon pounds. Women and girls league are an, owner ot Jones ' car. He Hart three smglea and a dooble, Letart . . . . 100 000- 1 7 The department said the 6 per from 9 A. m. to 11 8 · m. and said Jones would not have won Rookie Crow two singles; and Crow and Tom Knapp Beegle NATIONAL LEAGUE cent decline was because of few· the men and boys league from th " h d 't bee f ~ Snid er, Johnson and and Jarrell . INew York y' , Cmcmna IJ 2 nrted or ~ er needy persons in the United II a · m· to I Jl. m. Ae race · " a 1't J not -~--'.Of!l'-i='---c--"----"---'' --'-----"----"· Ph'l · 'lW 'ii'· ,~ 1a de Iph'11 6. Mil waukee 2 states and changes in types of At Ieast one mem be r fr om a11 S gapanJan, h d'd t ff'was . 11 repo Chicago at Houston. night food giVen team."i must be present at 9 t~c 8 1 no 0 ICI& Y prot~t .' 1 i.. d thf pitching of Tom Did· t a 111 ddle also contributed home run and a slJ1&le. Helping 4. _ w•th the- hits were Tbelss, . ·• home run .. oo I sinaJe, and ; Robert Diddle . Bruce Hart, and Rick Cadle with singles. . The Incham rum1 m Ule fifth inntnl to wm over ·VACATION MONEY way • CASH ~OANI MONTHLY PAYMENTS $100 300 500 700 $ 5.33 16.00 26.67 36.17 .He 1.55 1.89 Monlhl)' payments lndude •II ~lurAn. 1'erm1 "P 1o 211 rnonlhs. Credit life ln.. suunce 11110 1\llilable. L08A!i up Co I200CI, llubjecl Co ou.r prompt credit approval. When Money Ia The Queotion 1\ ' sJx.P.L:d carf much will In smoke? MAX WARD Heating Units · . . Gas Installation - = •n.. - THIS WEEK ONLYl EMPIRE FLOOR fURNACE II Jl!tdiDI *!d 1695 KARR & VAN ZANDT 5 NOW .p ONLY h!,.:!,~~~ 95 . illlfl Rlpley,w.v.-·,.._•._sau c .. it SALES &SEIYICI CHASE HARJMIAIE Development 8"}1 sI gned I Jnto Law ~~~ w:r:.W~:~ .' lund.·l :tr~·~ll~,La~w""r""en_,.__~~la""n""ta.:a..ndiiiiiCaiiiirii:il~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;:;~ :orth~:::y "!e. ~=v:: ~:: Meth0d"1St Appomtments • , A00000CedFrom Conference . ~.m.; Pol~y - Paint Now ~~ - q .. : 1 .~ ... ParL~~r I'' .. ·ss,oo-,-.- Pew = ,., BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS •• AS LOW AS .. .. . ! • · " ·. · ·;~ " Per Month . ,, , ' . " ·I ' ." CLINTON FISHER Co.· L: ' " • •' • Painti..-g ContraCtors··· 'FUllY INSURED' MIDDLii'Oilt, ,QI;!>IQ, _,_J;,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,,.,,.,,.,,...._~ • all ,. FISHING EQUIPMENT ~"':"ttend.~~ ·Police Search olthe - · tile Jlo!n>. · Troop 981111 • '""" 1nt1 r. For Stolen tbt Promltte. DISCOUNI' PRICES! 1962 Jmpala candlelllhl .,....., usln& large eandlol repreaentiq threNtltl lfntllllao and It ' oantlloa Nlftlelltlng tba PoHce Ia Mlddloport -are tnveaglrl ICOUI lift WU jiYtll tlgallng theft of a 1182 ClleYrolet $29·9il5 e COMPLETE LINE OF WIENCHES .lltll"" Slngiet. Socltet llet ...... ~- - · eSPEEDWAY JIG SAW . $11.88 \ eMANNING lOWMAN SANDER- $9.99 e'\4" SPEEDWAY DRILL , $9.99 e6'!4" POWER SAW - - $22.11 ~ tdoalootloL _ E SPEAKE KnS . '· &•=;'~~, :;w::.,LC-!'11e; ~'· ... . rJ....,. ... ~1t~~~"'· . ~ -...;, .. -~.· ~ , ....4;, •' •• , h,N ... - 7 fro!n FINDIR FLAPS, FRONT or REAR • 'M0 - RE , ;,'~ r: ';- :1:,;·•:~1:~ ~ "''''i ,._. ' ~;..;;,.;;.•~;;;;;;;;,.,;o..;;.,____;,;,...;..;.;._........~-----..J;- ·: ',' ll......... "': nr ..,_ ,.. Mr~ A• ••J electrlc appliaace *'* wbo dfaplop thlo lnlllad. FIOM $3 II $1:22 . ' l .,.- ,, _.. IN a•to.atiMIIr . . . l~FLOO~ -~~R~MA~:rs~·:.! · ·~RC)~I'IT~or~ ··u~ _ ~·~:;; :\ •=~$:!'.::·66:=u'W '11011{· , .. llAL MVAD . _,_, ,,. •• ·~ • ~ ~ : Jllddliptwl _,....,. : . . POMEROY ,-i ••s ll"~~~ iililil !!! ..... tllllalem !IIJIIMh!ll• ·- ..... at 1:40.. A . 1or m. • larQ~&r*~·· ·· 'y OHIO ..• -r:. _ ,., ~ per., .Au:c,s,:.l.o. R ------FROM 51 '77 REA ,;t;l flllfll!llllhl e~ecbaud !lfflt:l,lil r.- A deh•Mldi&er wiU stop mildew. Aa elec::trlc .... .WUI• will Wriog onr S plloa1 of water,_ tM all lD H 116att. Evn oa u. •annet d.,. Y• - ,... tiel rour vah&abltt for 11 Uttll • 4 1/ac r. · - 11M _ _ ,., No loataMa- It ......... ;..a·}OK clall•mklfflor to a AUTO - ACCESSORIES law..._.~ w GET AN ELECTRIC DEHUMIDIFIER TOOLS FOR DAD ACCEP'is I!MPLOYVENT Impala from S. 9t!eODCkt Mill .......... Freclrar, wb 0 tbnt batwe~~~ n:41 p. m. alllll . . __,-::!;:i from ......._1 11 L m. KOIIdoy td([hl. 'f!8B •·-........,._ n- 'l'boJ aald tile car Is owned by lvenliJ JURI I wllll a badwlor ~ oemetma f11 Cbealdre. II ·of ll<:tenc!e 'deg;ree In Edueatlott, roporletiiJ ba• damafll te ill left S OO!Cepted a potdtiGn fA! teaeb ~· ,_.._ Old 1o ''ttltd u~ . !trot Ide In ihe Laawootl' ...... ....... . pa,_ ' II' a willie rttrlpa. II ~ llo ~ ol , lbe Columbol CII Y ..,.,. p1a1ea DIJJIIhored z.a.L ~~ ,_..,.. u aiLf!iW* ballltlll bao ~ 'J ftiBBB VORB FILl aeotl!l !IIIIo itlf· •l 'l'hreO more tiOb8 11m flJod lclall, ~ a warrant. II 011 ~ ttl t:~.to · . 111 ~ ~"""" ball. ·COMPANY .' . NOW ONlY MeL A1HUND OIL & 0 Mrs. Emest Whllebeacl pre- CbartAir Chris down 23, 6:011 p.m.; John COLUMBUS (UPI) - Go •· Mr. CUnningham of I he 139,1100 in the state sinking 1 oented her piano pupils In a l>f the board ' Ke Ladd Dean doWb 23, 8:25 p.m.; James A Rhodaa today olgned Koonll Parkin& Meter Comp- Pn!senl for last nlgh1'1 meet- Murray . Hl&h Schoof, and Car· Ml01 Lou ·.., recite1 reeen11y ,_ ,. her bonle· mont mEall h Sch . down 23• 7 a·m ;,;,· intO law ·legislt.tion creating a any came to discuss advantages tng were. Mayor VIr gil Siders, 1 - Da,b.n A ,..I 1 Th~ procram prepartd lor ro g oo In . . Franklm Pie= down 23, 7:w Department of Deveiopmellt of replacmg the city parking City Clerk Mrs- Thomu, Jothe evening waa as lollowa: quest lor a ehange !Tom a m- a. m.: Cotton Queen up Greenup• and autlt,orlzln lsaurance of =-~=::!.-=:~:::..~=~:::::::__::::::_:_=--='• "Flow Gently, Sweet Alton," yw high school to four-year at 8:30 p.m.; Onward up Greenup revenue bondl ~ c out his played by Jane Whitehead; "At B:OO K. down G.....,. campaign pledge to";.." 200,the Fairies' Ball," Rob•• Hum- g , up 6.30 a.m., Bob Benter up 1100 new jobs lor Ohio. phrey: "Chop Sticks," Cathy boaru al'!'roval. Greenup 7:35 a_ m. ; Weatem Rhodes announced Ill• apPickens; "Riding the Moontain down 3l, 4145 a. m.; Lung 8 pointmenl o1 • -en-member Puny," Ricky Proffitt; "Little by Troop 178. Girl Scout and Porn. up 33, Z a. m.; ~ve111- finance comniisalon to handle • . . _ . Spring Song" and "Humores- World pins were presented by wood down 34, 6_30 p.m., Ferci- the sale of bonds to raise !undo PT. PLEASANT- Three new\c•~cmt In the Huntingtoo d•s· que," Becky Proffitt; "Trill the leader, Mrs. Frank Blse to UIBnd do'!" 34, 8:15p.m.; Bey· to aid industries In locating new appointments have been made trtct. He repla~ th~ Rev. Rol>- , . Waltz'' and "Jndlar. Rain Rosemary Andrews, Shirley Lar· ou Lorrame up 34, 1:25 a. m.; plants In Oblo or expanding ex· for Mason County Methnd•sl ort Day who ts movmg to •1 Dance," Janet Frank; "Cobbler kins, Patty Stathem, Jean Whhe Pamela D. down 34, 1:40-a.m.; isting ones. The target dote lor ministers according to announce· VIrginia ~tty. Cobbler," and "Ballerina," Ra- head, Jackie Bise and Brenda Esso West Virginia up 34, 3:30 the otart of dllpenttlng funds un- menlo at the annual conference . Area MethodiSt mlnlaters ~ chel Pigott; "Fairies' Harp," Boring. The latter three elrls a. m.; Della Queen up 34, 2:50 der the lawll Dee. 15. Sunday in Buckhannon. mg returned mclude: L: Curtts Ricky Proffitt; "Sofll of RlfS. were fiy-ups from Brownie a. m.; Valvoline down 34, 8:45 Named to the fman.. com- Rev. Randoll Prince of the Saville, Trinity Metllodlsl, Pt. sla" and "Waahlngton Post Troop !80 and •e,.IVed their 8 · m. mi,.ion were Vaoce Brand, Ur- local St. Paul Methodist Church Pleasant; Charles Yoho, New March," Mary Jo Wolf; "Bo- Brownie Wings. Service stars GalllpoHJ Dam _ Hamilton bana, director of the Champ- has been trartslerred to Tridel· Haven; Holley Hensley, _Clifton. lero" and "Whirlwind Polka," were presented to all Brownie down 6:40p.m.; Bonus H. down elgu National Bank; Wilbur D. phis-Fulton In Wheeling di,. · Sandra Newlun; "Tango Time," and Jniermediate Scouts who 2 a.m.; Dispatcher down 5,30 Fulton, Cleveland, retired pre,;. lrlct. Rev. Prince has served Pleasan !Valley Hoapftal Nola Myers: "Peter and the had comple\W one year in a.m.· Solvay down s a.m .. Lou- dent of the Federal Heoerve at the local church for the past ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Dalla" ·-Wolf·t" alkl "Golliwog'a Dance,n seoutlng and Girl Scout pins !sian~ down 7:30 a.m.; Bank: Paul E. Humes Jr., vlce three years. Moss, Gallipolis, Ohio; Mrs. Ruth Ann Barnhill; "Lond?r10rry W'ere presented by the leaders Downey down 9:30 a.m.; Col. president ol the Peoples Bank. Rev. Prince Ia beifll raplac· WJUiam Bateman, Gallipolis A\J'." and "Minuet In G,' Mar- to new committee members. Davenport up 11 :Oil a.m. Youngstown; M II ton Knight, ed by Dale Chllder• from Hunt· Ferry; William Boston, Letart; t~sbome; "Flowers of the mit•·· mber Perrysburc, board ehatrman of ington ·who Is a graduate of Mrs. John Crawford, Pt. Pleas· t<West." Karen Humphrey; a The new com - me Kanawba Rlver-Semet down the NaUIOIIl Bank ol Toledo; West VIrginia Wesleyan and ant. ~. "Singing In the Moon- for Troop 179 Is Mrs. Alfred Loodon 7 a.m.; MerriU doWD Austin E. knowlton, Delaware, recently graduated from an DISCHARGED: Mrs. Harold lil!lft," Karen and Robin Hum. Cashdollar and lor Troop , 180 Marmet 9:40 p.m.; Helen Z, owner ol A. E. Knowlhill Co. of Ohio Seminary. Hudson and da~ghter. Henderphrey; duet "At the Circus," Mrs. L. Provaneha, Mrs. Er- clown Marmet 12:fili a.m.; J. S. Columbo1; William C. Salford, The Rev. Richard L. Wright son. '"' Ra!'hel Pigott ar.d Mary Jo wm Blanhill and Mn. Harless Lewis down Marmet 2:10 a.m.; president of Westel'll and SoutJ>. who baa served the Ma- Me- BIR111S: A daughter to Mr. WoU: "The Strolling Players" Frank. Other committee 111 Elgercllfl up Winfield 1:10-!.m.; em Llle lrururance Co., Clncln· thodlst Church for the paot sev· and Mrs. DaHas Moos, Galli· a 'djlet, Rutll Ann Barnhill and bora are Mrs. John Hetzer, Jci A. E. Dykes up _Wlnfleltl 3:25 nail; Joseph Tbomaa, vice pre.. en yeara Is being replaced by polio. A son to Mr. and Mrs. ~- Whitehead; "In Hanging C. Ed Humphray, Mra. Haro a.m.; Robert W. Lea down WIJI. ldenl and dlreclar of Fireltono the Rev. Morlan Frame who Dale Carr, Hogllett. A •on to ~ena.'',~-4~Wt, Sandra New- Newlun, ..-I Mrs. Arthur Davis. field 5:20a.m.; Beaver up Win- Tire and j,l,ubber Co. come heH from Clay. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Grlnun, Lelun - and Kliren llumphray; 8 Followlnt the Frlendslllp Ctr- field 5:45a.m.; A. L. Nash down Deveioplnaiii"Diroetor George Methotlllt Church at Rainelle, tarlll'~t:__ _ _ _ _ _ ~. "March MWtatre," J. cle which endad the lnveoUture Winfield 6:15 a.m.; EllBha wn- said the plan . _ lei· w. Va. - · 1\'liitebead and MartiD Osborne. services, refreshments were Woods up Wlnlleld 7 a.m. lslatlve powers of the govern- Rev. Frame haa been at Clay lf!!mdra Newlun waa unable to served to the scoull and guesta. ment bot .at the lllllO time Ia lor tilree years and Is a graduMilticipate becauoe· of lllntal. The followmg peraona, In addi· not uaing taxpayen' money. Ill ate of Morris Harvey Collega F~yowlng the prol"am, a d~., Uon to the above oamed, attendINVITED OIJT the future other states will use and received hla Bachelor of course was served by tlta ed. Mra. Done! Larkins, Mra. Division It ot licenaed praetl- the Ohio j,Ian aa a modo\, he Divinity degree from tile Va"' lf~ess to the above Qll!lltior> Roland Stathem, Mrs. Paul cal nurses and all other llcenl- predicted. derbllt School of Rellgioo. He !it, and the following gueslll: Andrews and Barbara, Dale and ed pracllcsl nurses In Ute atea formerly servad appolotmenll Mt. and Mrs. Robert Proi!IU, Louis Provancha, Tonuuy Joe ata welcome to atreod a coot. UGBT ART OBJECTJ in Chatleston and Beckley en.. MJt;, Taylor and Mr•. Junior Reed, Jali Wltllehead, Mra. oot at the Maybelle Bartlett To keep art objects and dec> trlcta. · Ha,uber of Portland, Mrs. Geor- Frank Boring, Mrs. Harold borne, II& North LaneasteMI, orallvi accenll from bdln& In- NorD1811 Nub will be a aup~Wolf ,of Chesrer, Mrs. Carl Brower, Mrs. Richard Borlnr!M • Atilelll, on June IS at 1 p. m. to the backgrmmd, they shoultl\ply minister for tilt Point PleaBii'nhlll and Mra. Stout of Tup- Randy and Ricky, and ra. 'lbose attendlna oboUltl br1nf1 be Ughted, said the American aant circuit being tranalerred pm Plains, Mrs. Ronald ()s. Charles Hauber. table servk:e. Home Ughtlng loalliute. from the Salt Rock·Mt. Pisgah aod Ronaleeo, Mra. liar- Members of Intermediate Girl rank, George Pickens and Scout Troop 1'19 and Fly-llpa Frank, Roae Easterday, from Brownie Scout Troop 180 · WUtard Pigott, Mrs. WU- of Reodsvllle enjoyed a wiener llilb Stathem and Mra, Donald roast at Forked Run State pari 1\lYers of Leng Bottom, Mr. recently. Several of the glrla ~ Mrs. Jobnny Kibble, Mrs. who are working on cyclist ~){tEd Humphrey and Mrs. Mar- badge rode from their home to ~ Rltlpehart ~od Jull White- the park. During the eveolDg 1\llid of · Reedsville. the Fly-Ups who ata wurtlng :~\ GlliL SCOVT NEWS on their tenderfoot requlrementa · lovestiture services were held lald a trail for the other oeoota i Brownie Troop 110 for Uve to follow. Scoull 1ttendlna were and by latermedlate Troop Brenda Boring Jackie Bile, six girls In a combiJI. Jean Whitehead', Rosemary ~ Tuesday evening dreWII, Linda Brown, Karen Riverview SchooL Fo). Ifump!lrey, Patty Smllll, J0811 the flag ceremony whk:h CaMdollar, Patty Borlag, and by Jeanie Callhdollar, leaden, Mra. Fruk Bile. and eZ.bco 66 Rocl & R"l Comb._ $9.99 Maurice Reed, leader of Mrl. Eniesl Whitehead and lba pre•!llled Bronie foDowlng guesta, Freddie Bile, eShek..pe•r Rod & R"l Comb.· $9.99 e-m~""'.. pins to naw .oavld weber, J - and Jull v• Paula Hauber, Shar- Whitehead. eZ.bco "33" ...1..:.·- - - $12.91 Blanton, Jenlne Prov!lllclla, ---Jane Whitehead, Another • Rods, C11tlng er Spin Cest from 99c CIRCULAnNa HEATER 279 - =: ;:~~1: ~:::.: ~·sm~ :.::: ered, when arraipeol oo i!harJ· allll Kelllp Llltleplp st. Pt. lJ of drlvlna while IRt.oxlcated Pleaaant. Camdoa 'saul c1 lllltltullool, ... - · .. belon Juatlce of ,Peace A. •M. eampbWI, It, ~- • awJII!M at, 18M, a1111 dalomcl slml1- fltttlom•. rlghta and -Jbll· _ Goodwin. They were Olear Eu- lo1te Lee JCeofor 21 · 1-. ~ ar PT. PLEASANT - The City was grantlnc pennisaloo to the meten !rom the automatic to gene Parker, Pt. Pleasant Roote 0sca Fink ~and 111 11ve olbar ldloolt. llllo , , :• '1lle reaolulllm II to ro- Boll -••11: Tba ...-lou ..,.,. col,. action at the next board Oble River - Dave Crockett Council puaed an ordl,nance City Ice & Fuel Company to the manual !YJie· Mayor Siders 2: Jona Elmet Burris, AppJt :tty Ruth- W~ 11, VIJI. """"' at nino, oc11oo11 lo- Albeaa - g . up 14, S:2$ p.m.; John J. Rowe Monday nlgltt necessary to put an LP gas bulk tank on appointed a committee of Tom Grove, and Wendle C. Goodwin, ton Roul4 1. , I!Obtd Noble COWl!J and four lD TrUmbull 11 wauld enable otudenll to re. up 14, 7:45 p.m.; Defender collect 3 per cent tu on liquor property opposite the Mattea- Reynoldl, Belva Farley. an: Kirby, W. Vo. Sprouse 1J M~ .. OJ•• CouDt,- bacalfM tbolr oporattoaal colve crtdlll for courses ohoWing dOWD 14, 1:10 p.m.; Dixie Splr- sal.. from the ot.ale. The 19flil blo lroo Company oo land own- Arlin HaD to il1l<llss the ":'" Otller. arraignej! were Dor- Consta.;,. j N-.11. JO. otandarda ,.... below ot.ate ,.. the ecmtrut between totalitarian It up 14, 11 :1$ p_m.; Ea!U!m legislature passed an act per· ed by the B II 0 railroad and ter lurtl!er with Mr. Cunning- man E. Pearson, Gallipollll Fer· ~ and - a u . tdlolot!ie'up 14, 1:10 a.m.; Patten up 14, milling ciU.. with State Liquor alao the lnstaUatlm of a LP ham and ~ hack. ry, 110 and cost.. no operatora oon. ,.OIIlelalt <1 lba lfvt acboolo Ill v....cy 0. 6:40 a.m.; Jacob G. down 14, Stores to lm[IOIO a tax on Uq-, cas storage tank for saln Oil Mayor Sieler~ aliiiOIInced a license; Tbomas E. Faulkner, Prebla t::oaab' tlirtallllecl with A vacaocy on the board waa 6:30 a.m.; S. M. Jenks up 14, uor uloa equel 10 the alate their own property at 224 Flrll opoclal meeU"' of Council will Carpenterville Indiana f» and l1 ch- ...-uaa were givea created by the letter of reslgna· 6:40 a.m.; Dleael up 16, 2:46 tax. By pasalng the ordinance Straet. be beltl Monday, June 17 • 7' 30 coats, reckle;, driving ; Oscar ''C:~'' more to raiJo tile operatlq t1tm ol Mrs. Hazel M. Wolter of a.m.; OVEC down 16, 1:.15 a_m_ the city will re<eiVe a one per n., council approved pay· p.m. to open bids for resurfac- Eugene Parker, Rt. 2 Pt. Plea,. otaodorda c1 lhe!r acboola. Cleveland, who hao moved to A. V. Chris Jr. down 17, 4:56 p. cent tnereaae In reveooe from ment of the election ollicials lng city streell. voted to ant, $10 and costs, no operatol'll HEATING AND Jn otblr l<lloo, tile board re. Maaaaehuselb. m.; Albert Holden up 17, 11:20 the alate em liquor salei! at the who worked durint~ the recent Council memberl lar .,. h"""se ; Elmer E. Black, South' calved a..m.tlon adopli!lg a pol- n.e Atheoa Couoty schoola loa- p.m.; Li!Ue Edward up 17, 2:50 local •tate store. City etectioo change the hour ol regu deou o;de 110 and costs intoxic1tion · AIR-CONDITIONING ;:~~~;;~;::~-;:;~~~lnff lhe!r cbartora were Glouster. a.m.; TampiCO up 17, 5:56 a. Other actlott of the councD Newly etectect Council mem- cil meellngs to ~.m. unngand ,Ciyde Fisher: Middlepo•t: Cbaun:::ti.Dover. Amea~n ~ m.; Qu~n City up 17, 7 a.m.; -- - Iter Thomas Holland, F if 1 h the oummer moo · Ohio, $10 and costs, right-of· col, age-Tray • Charleroi down 18, 4:011 P- m.; Ward, waa chosan to repreeent Financial raport of the three way. Plalna Local. Rome-Canaan Looal, Southland up II, 5:25p.m.; Char the city on the City Plannlni city departments was raad byi - " - - - -- - - -Shado L11ca1, Trimble Township les Stevensoo up 19, 4:35 a.m.; Commission City Clerk Mrs. A. E. Thomas 0 Looal and Waterloo Local. Jerry Bosworth up It, &::10 a. Harmoo · Park Commltree showing the foUowlng balances Ann Moore, City Attorney C. J . 'ft' [D TrumhuU COWlty, Btoomfield, m . NaUooal up 20 5·15 a.m. be I th M 31 City Ill 96193· WaHyer and council members, Tom I,4 lloulhiDgton, and Bristol Locals. B;;;•o down 20 s·t5 N.;; mem "b ... Mae •wnmeSidr ap- on w"Y •.• ' ... ~ 111• plu . 1' ... Reynolds, Arlin Hall, Sam Fowl· ~.Mit'. • ' . .' pomted y yor era are ter or~, ...... - ..,.,. k Bel F I ' -·'· R sl and FarmIfiliOn Vlilage Io their Martinsville down 21, 3:20 p.m. Hiram Dau bart • Louis Rossi 1100 In the otate sinkiog fund; es, va ar ey, ~ os ' Locuot It, Mlolllltlltrl " '' PIANO RECITAL charters. C. V, Harner up :12,6 a.m.; Mr. and EroeotgHa~ley. Sewage Disposal, $65,410.21 plua Hiram Dau~herty, Charles CotPhoneWY.11 =II SPECIAL '61 CHEV. Kly Mcl)aolel, lt. V-. ~ . PT. PLEASANT - "ntree pel'· en B. IIHelett, • ~ . 1000 were lined 1!0 and eoota, and ~ ~¥If ,,_ - ~ CUI'II- Tba Oblo ,.,. ot.atomont oupporttng ..,_,· ~=~ :~on~: Enabling Letriflllation Is Approved For . lloafd <1 r,ducatlcw :Montlay , . Amerlcanim and ompbaall nmnlna !31!. !eel London . ~11 1 Wilted lba -..n <I bitlh "our aa!looal berhap, '"" goy- ~ and Wlnlieid da.m C }l • 0£ Three per enl Liquor Tax Ill two - · - . our the .uta. 0 ediOD L;.. .31c 1 on and Me . u. ~ oo rollora. POIIII!fVY·Masoo out, Pl. l'leaallll lUI, Binhlll 1.25 lal)lDc, Kanawlla FaDs 2.04 Ifill. Society News AVERAGE 1 D dgers Upset Redlegs }7•3 J pomeroy Gap , . . ., GaiHpolb dam 11.0, 11.1, l'lllllllnl :ao r...t Reedsville WEEKLY COSt 1 W:""!tth , Then stop in for your money any time convenient. We will have it ready. Pay off bills also and enjoy a worry-free happy vacation, Repay eaal!y later on. San FtanciSIO at Lo• Angeles, I The "'''.of the food was $463.1 a. m._ on Monday at the soft· pr~te~:~oli~~~.~se "you cant mght .milhon slightly over the co.st for ball fields for an orgamzational Th t' . In I ' t' PI Ill e execu 1ve comma1tee • L h t. . ouls at Pittsburg, ppd. the sa~e months a year earlier. mee mg. ay w start the dudes Tom Binford resident; i ram IDomeotic donations $284.7 Jnext day. • Ra, ing Director H~n~ Banks, I r:.C I w • ··t p t ··hind million and foreign donatlons, I t' ··soo" wmner . Rod Mlddlepcl't'a Boys' League In- foUrth and one in the fifth on LNa c · 1M: '$ 18 . wo-1rne ger ' 11 1 ·4 m• Jort. .._ qpt ibeir hot pace going The other Red Sox hitter ;,..as x-Los Ang. 32 23 .S8'.l fu1 foods for July includes tur- Ward, and Don Cummins, the Is The Answer ...._. __ IYelling with 1 5-2 win Little with a smgle and homer 1St. Louis 33 25 .569 liz I Do SclloofoodlGdUW Up keys, summer vegetables, fresh race referee. __.,. · mest1e onatlons to all 1 · · · · tver the whUe the Red For thP. Yankeets Rice had two x-San Fran. 31 26 M4 2 b'JJ' d waterme on, m1lk and Tht! USAC said Its rulini 1o1a I·" • . , Ch' 5 I q.o 1.5 I aon poun s, rod ts t butte S h . 125 E. Meir1 St. Pomeroy, 0 • ... ~the Yankees singles and John Ingels a single. x- 1cago 31 26 . 44 2 bel P uc peanu r . meant ac s could still race 3 IOGGIId "' s-#W. ln a makeup 8"'.....,e 28 27 .509 4 cent . owh a year vegetable fats BJ1d oils. during the probationary period \!' , • • , • I1 ..,... last Satur- Cincinnah . . Ape~ n mcrease m t t school keti f rk b Phone WY 2·2171 Lewis' sli t ~ day the Senators dubbed the P~ttstwrgh 28 28 .500 program was offset by demarto ~8'~4 o tu ~ysbovare uht hmay. hmarefleckeno remarks ?;i', , IBraves 1g..2 with Danny David- Mtlwaukee 26 :to .464 61,'z 1 h eed per cen a e w JC nug t t on the in· Bob Miller, MgF. Diekle Bob Smith, pmt·slzed , son holding the losers to two Phila. 28 30 .464 6lf.!: c~n~. ~ 1 . e ? .Y persons. of the same month a year tegrity o( USAC officials or ofIndian h'!.ler, fanned hits, a single by Mulford and a x-Hottsfon 25 32 .439 8 c ~~=tio:,m;;~~~:l~ategones. ficiating. tid WM~~~~ baCk twu run double "by Van John- New York Z3 . 36 .~90 ~1 437 million pounds, up 7 per · :;o~:n. Sena~r Joe:er Dem- son Senator hi~ters were Birdey :;~ot>s not mclude mght Chantable institutions got oskey fanned eight, walked 3, ~oskey a smgle a~ double, ga . million pounds, a reduction of 8 but wu iD (Hquent IJ'ouble with ~~I Clatw~thy smgle and TUESDAY'S GAMES per cent. They received '::~: 1 leaky defenses around h•m He . P e, f?avidson a double, J . . . amounts of cheese plus a allowed thr hits. ' , R•ce a smgle, J_. Hawley a tnp. Cig~m"l!~-~(~oney 8-2) at New commoditieo such os dtied •. , -~ """"' '• "'" ,... "' . le. Bwiktrk., While not hJtting m York (Jaekson 5-5) sweet potatoes. arf'd peaches The Indiana won it in i big this game, got his first home Milwaukee (Burdette 5·5 or Sny· in 1962, • !ifth frame when four runs ~un of his Boys' League career der ~I- at Philadelphia (Short The department Jist of scored on Smlth:S triple. a walk m a game last week. l.fi) night and three Sena\fl\ : ~roo. Other . MAKEUP GAME St. Louis (Gibson 4-3) at Pltt.Jndian were D. H-l'ffilt'a db®le ,llraves · .. 002 000 - 2 2 6 burglt- (SehwaD 3-3), night ~ 1 Bill Hackett a home run. /Senators ... 611 56x -:- 19 7 o San Francisco (Fisher 3-7) at -r ·~ to - t h'ts J Johnson ILl, Hanmgan (Si Los Angeles (Drysdale 7-6) ~ .our .x~a rs go 1 ' erry and Buskirk, McCloud (5). night ·· oart ,Jr:PI~ ~ s~~~n Dav/l&. and T. Hawley. Chicago (Jackson 7-5 or i .J error,n e •~,..1' 1111t';n• IndianP .... 000 140 - 5 3 l ; 1·3) at Houston (Johnson H,. ward and Tom lltlwley smg. Senators . .. 1110 010 - 2 4 4' night fjd . . •. Smith and Warner. Demm:~key ----go up THROWS BAJID · and T. Hawley_ Red Sox . .. 002 210 - 5 3 2 77th Ohio Trap•hoot Bib Bobby _LewMf. _ t-~q~~ ' n!ll<ees ... 1100 001 - 1 3 q the Yankees mto . . \tiit' l· :If. • Lewis and Roush Rlcill Open8 W edn.,.day tO years ago your houe ~he ttred in the ' , permit- (L), Conde ill and ·Conde ' may have been worth t1ng two of the tbree hila he al- Powell 131 .•· • VANDALIA tUPJl - The SB,OOO - today it may lowed. aDd one run. Lewis fanbe worth S18,0001 Wh.u llho~# yo•t fi, inst~r­ ned 11, wallted - · • I ttlan $25,000 in trophies tmcd Che(k rates now Rl<e of the looer• ..... tough : 0 prize money offe<:ed to the for fire insurance that too, fannlng 7, walkin&..&wo. but ! of 1,200 shotgunners. measures up to t()f/t~y'l value of yOur home. he led Big Bobby a gupher hall The meet, which will run in the third inning that was through SUnday, Is oecond only Check with Nationwide smacked away for a two-run Grand American which i& held - che comp1ny with MW idttU /tw • .ew ,,.•. bomer. Jim Conde carne on in Augusl Firing will be at relief, and alrer a ;baky initia· If l ~;,::~~r Trapshooting Association . lion, fanned eight and WJII:ed I, lhree. giVing up two runs in the The Tigers overpowered the Yankees 12-7 and the Dodgers WY 2-2460 scored an upset 17-3 win over ANNOUNCE TRIALS 115 E. 2nd PorrHiroy the Redlegs Monday in Pome-Meigs County Coonhunters Spit-Ball Outrges / roy Boys' League action. hold water trials at Are Flying Again Starter Larry Walker and his Lake, near Syracuoe, BALTIMORE IUPH _ Bob relief Bob Burdette, teamed up June 16, starting at Bchelfing joined Chi White to strike oot 15 batters while The event wm be a t1'011hYII iox manager AJ. today walkmg nme for the Tigers.] ;;;~•:;;nd;;_;:th;::e~p:;;u:;;bli:;;c~is.;i:;;nv~ited~.~::::ii:::::ii:~ a 61manding that "something Larry Vaughan and Bob Werry I•" *-'1 be done" about the in- worked UK: mo~ for the Yanuumblr of pttcberafwho ~:es, fanmng SIX and walking . . tlauwine an octuioneJ spit Da . 11a1. nny Abbott and Burdette paced Tiger hitting with a ....., ou&ht to legalize it or ·home run and double each. - tallni II," the Detro~ Ti- Larry Walker, Mike y,.,,. , . -aer said. "It wouldn't die YoWlg and Roy D' .. W !lard to - . . . All the rounded out Tiger hitting , • 11 a bow when a pitcher is a .smgle apiece. . . . a oplttor, 10 the •mpir"' STRONG PITCHING on .....,,.. The Dodgel'll limited tile Red· O.n a '70,000 BTU eapacity lloor tumace Modem Ill design with '10,000 BTU htetLGpoa -tly ac<Uiod Loo An· ' legs to U.o hill. Pat t:h.t'a OD(IiJ.....t for noiaeleM operation. lng ce.paoltyl'fhe powerful, 4-epeed blower . . . pllllor Dtan Cha6c. of US· hurled for the Dodgers, Y:011 cet an even flow of alean, healthful heat prov!dee 110fleleu operation , • • dfatriJNt. IDtl tile ptch, aod Schelling ••- six and giving up seven M a low operating ooet. lt'o equipped with heal evealy. Equipped with automftio .......,.... tliat Chance had used O'Brien alao led the P 8lllra heavy combuotion chamber and lemperatou:e oontrol and lltetime Oi>mm. I agafM lilt 1lgers once. In hlttlna' witil thrft «111venient oontrola. P~!<--P prioe indudoe lion chamber. Package prioe lnoludea life. . . llnw • !lpitter to <NormJ while Tom Sarver and R taDk 1euo "'!0 complew inltaJ.. ~ . tank ieutl and 00111plete tmtaiiatlota IIIII - doy in IJelroit, and Warner had a triple and Sin!(le IMPALA 4 DOOR W~;ohank , ..P,ol Larry Napp walked each and John Lohae, one. rflbt out to the mound. He told The Dndgera had extra Nmac.. Sold new for f4100. V-8, auto. traM., power brak· and A11p1ar if A NIUIII blm 'Y.,. a apltter, and I in their win as Redleg ~i~~~~ es, steering. Radlo and air-conditloninc. One local J'OII to aut that out. Next lumded them 14 free owner. $aiU5 M11111 $385.15..... : .. ·. lime I'D td a baU Oll you no strikins out nine. The only matter whert the pitch ta: That's Jega hitl wen a home run Jto way JOU bave to do k." Jed Will and a single by Cot\• II -Aiked II he tllougbt tllat bring- Boothe. lbl ,.,_,iOR -·.till llf Vi#t Y!ll!t' .,.,., AIIIIMd Oil Jd Bltr !It f ...... lrlf the apltter bock would help Dodgel'll . . . 204 344 - 17 1 2 liteben, S<heffiog replied. Redi"8S _. . . 100 200 - 1 2 7 '"'-· "I dool lhinll f I would help Jeff Mankin (1,), Kelly Mo. : k mucb. Alter aU yoo can get Kenue (t), Jed WiD (6) and Wlo ctf It too. l - e i Kline McKen•ie, J a c k Moore (4). . hK :471, Hlghw~ -114 11iJ1t1 llwwlatl It Olailllt "' ooe O'Brien and Dailey. . Cadillac Oldsmobile ~~,llllhl fa WtllitlJigtAia and alrudi a Yankeea . . . 130 310 - f t C '~Ollie IH , -- ' . . ' ~~· ...... Gill .., H, ,.. n got aome Tigero . .... ttl Olx- 12 I 4 ''You'll Uke Our Quallt~ Way of l)oiDg Buslnellll" ' lit!o •ill tbt pMdl too, Ia file old Vaughan (L), Wwry 4, and P"-t:,_ w;Y.n-tfO!fa iot1•7 WY 2-5342 ' PoPneroy, Ohio pltllt)' Ill SUfi P lUll Larrry Worner, Walker M .. ,.,..,.. _ 4, lllld lwallel. . . s.na: ·· Cnarters Taken - Ah - • UJP lJn t ens Three Rapped PT. 4 'ftl WDa;.... . In 'Co rrOf lot! . . , ....,_,,,,dlw"' u ::--eo!::,"::.~ J•P Goodwm • J~ wwram J.jjJd. ~~, • Albao1. litd~aa, ·111111 ..,. LOCAL . AND , STA.TE N . Of . ·M · · - Co ., v· ews. . ason unty, " est trtr~ma River Bepo~ ·.t_ 1111 ORDER NOW BY PHONE 1 'it lune 11,, 196U . 1 • lndians, RedSox ReSJSter Is JU! . :-')a · t PJ , d W ll.)fi,L 0 ~nor ay • I::::::::;,;::::::::;:; S ftbaII Tearn R t ers Needed By June }5th 3. Bill•"on Lb F d Afe c·Iven . als . Sachs was called on the car· following the hearing . "I had no pe_t by. USAC's ~xecutive com- intention of questioning the ln- Q'T" ~ --.---- •• . 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A. & Ill)' Ill a drllllllboul I futurtlllc loa, lbOUt lllo ...... •• p1>11t . . . . .... . . ... b I: - a; m .,.-. lJ.IN.;t:",. 1- · I t=:!",.."""" !t ~·"'~ ..wa: •Deys.:.=f~ you ve _ rrr 111J JN]yyou " - tho loac ldet ma, nor be oo w·ttldled with • ;lhrlt. . ~ Bal.._ ... .. ,:W• .,..._. •r'lllld "Mill - AJC:'I\"J till I\ 1...,. ~. 11011111, · triYiol "boblad tho ...,... lht 1111 ol 111m. 1'11 _-pop . . """ onrr - *"" •· m""'ac Camoy 'played ~~~o· ~ut IIIOb plql • ..W. with · Ullderground perf.,._, 11 W>oled wid> ll>t ....,. ....,._ .....pt b)> pollee, fina111 ..piQtod t i - t . " '!'- 11orf al a _,. .BrJIII1. .,. t'."' , _ . comodlan on earlb, ala'lllldll1 mos"'rw. t c•wl · ' · DAILY CROSSWORD .._ """ ~oouted - but ebiQring hlt •• good llJbjlct fllr • ..., -~. fJDJI triQmpb b)> rldleulllll hlt mert, but tblo Wll!ll't II. CblrlliDI trial ~ 10 effe<tlveb> that opeetalol'l laugb, and b)> limnS a Utile boy dedde 1o follow Ill hlt f.lllepo. JUII u briof!J, thlt "Bb<no of the Weot" vei:lture wu horriltleDOl the lcftjo, but the . . -•• wbleh WOI Hko 1 lldtoo' elub attempt at a "Twilight Zone" pro. aram. It wu 111 OrweUiaD "11181" ldu wltbqut a Gtorgo Orwell, or "'"' • Rod SerUng, to write 11. ADd lhe il<llllc ml wert LOST & FOUND LOST, strayed or stolen, one Guernsey bull, white "V" spot on forehead, one broken horn, cme and a half years 1 I Wolfe, Racine, or call WI 9- old. Pfe4se contact Albert 2413 or WI 9-2612. i a 3tc .., .atrocioall1 MALATHION FOR FRUIT If .fOU .nnt a Jlnll:le material to control all common lfuit tree pNt. and d1Masu. Ul ll' LANDMAJUC General-Purpo.e FruJl Conla!na l'tblathlon, 1 •• Spr~·­ lt'1 IPra.l'inJI: tiMe, .rt timorous Ill commentor, DD ..,. troveralal 1ubjlcta, .tAIOIJ a aupt •tab at lt !IWidoy Dlgbl Ill ID areo of allllllo ton<biMII, Alar bama'1 rJelal probleal. II cama In • balf·hour NJ!C..TV.- • IPI' clal •bot!! the ollempt al two No. &ro otudenll to tater tho 11nl~­ lily of Alaboma ... 1\laodaJ lllld Gov. Goorga promlae to por10111lly bar ouch ellhy Ill lha IDtel'tllt of IIIIJ'o l'f8hts. AI the cloae of the report, an. cborman Frank McGee mentloned, somewhat lndiroctly, that there was evidenoe the showdown w.u...·. '1'hi itlal IICOIIO lllldo • plu for ontlo<oamitiDIIIIbm and 10tlro u opfiOllld to 1 poll.. llate of the mliJd. And tlll1 wu wd!llelrtlllD· 1peetacle II!OOd DIVer have hapaliT ' IIIJih humor - not relatod to pened but for WaUace'1 deliro to tho• tbOw - whoa - CIOJ)Ildera hove hll moment at the door; thai utwork televiolon II perhapo critlcllm of lhe JIOVernor seeiDOd the -.lor lluilo f8<l« ID III!IOdJ. clearly lmplied, however briefly. ering orlglual humor and ulire Viewer reaction woold ba of inand maiDIIIDIDS COliVIDtlonallam tereot. b7 ita obelllneo 1o tho· eommer· '!'- Clulnaol • - • Pvry elal pollee alate of advertising Como spotlights '!iJ cut 01 his Metboxy~hlor, KeltbAne 6 Captan, wettable pow· der form. Ute on applea, pean , pluau, pearhu, 11Weet and !OUr cbeuie1, erapea. Safe and effect~·e. lllllteurlob, ueopt for • low bit parll, thet It wu UDboiUIVIblo that NBC-TV permit.. ted' It lo 10 011 the air Ill IU<h Rti!GD. lllr ol lbo movlo, ..,. I'IIAd. I uw tho 111m, bJ lbo way. ll Mmed Db apendla& .N d&JI 1D a thOIIrl. Twlevilloo, nidi r. _.u, It DO'III' lest Mein St. Pomeroy, Ohio OASOI.INI ALLEY BOWS t.<Jo . I &llo!IM I ..Pto!* '-T:Iulb DAILW CIIIIPIDQUOO:- .._..;. bow II ..tl lh . ~le. UJaltlbut at our aqe it'4 eolai;III- • l!l'c!Jst pulled I _.,..!limN _____.. ___... _ 4X7DLa4AX& II LO.ei'•LLOW v.. .,. 111o x 11or 111o ll<>plllof, lbo llqtllllllll - -a-. • ~---- . . . . . . check! 1111111e - . . .,.. "' 1M !Iff • qcad Idea to - . . ldQt& I .. Cit& ..- ... .TYG ~L 1101 PBGKI &BQKV. &AG, WOI 'l'lVOB:W C::'l'OBA•V K08 JBTIG'I'I IVGV~-ItTTIBT& lt.A.IIRTO 'l'wtte-.'w QjplOQMtel R1lll.ICJIQK BOI.DI . , . IOJ..U'l'roN '10 ALL ppmq- QJ' Jl1lMAK ~­ ARNOU>'l'OIW 7 " • o• ·---· . . ll IJT,J WMPO Radio MONDAY TBIUJ PRIDA.Y 7:01 Brntfut PutJ t: 15 Jones Buick Show 1:00 Sip on Ntw~ JO:III Polka )ierty 1:05 8acr«< Hearl 10:35 PubUc ServlCI 1:20 CounlrJ Jllllhoree 11:05 Top Ten Show 6-h 1:30 Farm Newa 12:00 Noon Report 7:011 Brealdut Party 12:30 Rev. MorUD Teell of .our oommltue on '8olvi111 World Prol 1' 05 Platter Party 7:15 Br•••t will ~ dlli&yed beoauM thraa 1111mbtra ,... Star Sbow 1:00 Sundown Serenade .-,.;l'J , oouldn't aet baby aftteral" 7:35 Plcklna Hd1'1' Show · 7:30 Sign !Iff ...;r;;C::=-="::-:-:-·-=-=-: . -..=..- · 7:50 Newa Report - OhiD la:oo SIP. Off - June 8?00 Brealdul Party 811NDAY 1:00 Brealdilll Party IIOp 7:311 Sip On Newa 11;111 Muon County NOWI Moadlly Ibn Prlday 1:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 8:00 Bapllll. Layman's Hour 12:00 Community NOWI .• 1:00 81811l'On 8:45 Betty Newtoo 1:35 Hour o1 DeUverance 12:05 Noon News 8:cls ' Musleill Clock 10:00 Ministerial Aosoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 7:00'· Ne11W 12: 10 Ohio New• 10:20 Counlr)' Hoe Down 1:00 Wlup of JleaJin& 12:15 Markets 7'!1 MU§tcaJ Clock 11:05 Swap Sho~ 1:30 SUIIda,y Slww 12:20 Bulletin Board 7!91f II.Wa Headlines 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 12:25 News 0 Grams 7:BehMIII!IcaJ Clock II : ~ Famlly Worship Hour·Thu 10:3$ Sunday Sb01r 12:30 Agriculture Agent 7:4$"'1118 \Lifeline 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymntlme 12:45 Counlr)' Go Round 8IOO'itihlo Valley Ne111 12:15 Muale Juot Fill' You · 12:00 Nooo Report 1:55 News Beat 12:15 Goeaaler'o Gueot Sllr-Frl12:15 The Seareh 8:o5' ' Wdttil & Ohio Now• 2:00 Country Go Round B>lt'8pljl'\s Tnday 3:00 Platter Party ' 12:30 Rev. MerDn Teell 2:55 News Beat ~:IJ! ' >Wllldter Picture 4:15 Blaeltnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham 3:00 Mid Way Mat!Dee B:ltl·'t.rus\cal Clock 4:30 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hoor 3:55 News Beat 8:55 Community News 4:55 BUI Stern Spot1o 2:00 Sips of the Tlmeo 9:00 Latchstring 4:00 Dfsclns wltb Dosa 8:00 Bowling Scores (Rev. W. S. .Blllups} 8:30 Public Service 4:SO lntorchan&• 6:011 Van Patrick Sporta 2:15 Public Service 5:00 Community News Wonhlpllour 1:20 Sundowa SereDado 2:35 The Big Life County NIWI 5:05 World & Nallooal Newa 7:011 The World Today 3:00 Suuday Sbowcaae O'J the Town 5: 15 SpoliiJiht on Sporto. 7:30 Sip Off 4:00 Hour ol Deelslon 5;211 WMihereut 1:110 Sip Off - JuDI t:tli Jolin GriHID Melc!dlel 11:311 Dlmer Mualeale SA'l'VIUIAY S:OO S.nlday Showcast ll'rld.y: Church s:JIG lntlde 8ooU 1:00 Sip On NIWT 1:00 Swldown Serenade 1:00 Sw\HI Blvd. 1:01 Caunlry •JUibaree 7:30 ·Off 8;00 Sipl Off 1:110 Farm Nmr SliD 00 - Juae LITTLI ORPHAN ANNIE ':=::=-==-:z. Beaatey Mall> IWT, Athens, LV 3:111&f.' sALEsMAN FOR SALE Registeroo Bassett hound pups. Victor Wolfe, Racine, WI 9-3023. '59 Buick 6 7 3tc $1,495 ·, l ' .I _ t II 11cl r q T.4KE IT? H. SAIO NOT <>No \1101;?0 1"0 ANYONE! T~EE HIG;I-\TG HE SAT BY "Tl-iE:IR G~VE~ OM HIL.LI AlliE AND SLATS rf SOI¥!1!THING TO WOrtrtf AOOUlj PA.i:[rNG ~ IS-fS DAVY JONES Oil t;J \-1 tiO~ ,.,~ CAM~ I4Cl\IIE 0-'1 LEAVd Fal( WJEH RADIO or can trueks, pllone Marvin Marts \'EAH! ~""'if HOWO Y'r? UJ"iC'tE By LEFF •nd McWILLIA(IQ ~~\HE'F\E PfPENOIN G ON A ~!-!~..':~': OF~~~~~ We lwldle alllllzei of linD for bottlt gu. We aervtce · -what we sell �'·' ') ----.-- --· .-, ., "'!"'~-------"""!,--------- ':t ...,. ....,.,., 'R'I ftEt111.'111 . . . . '11'1 l I ... WI! • I:'VJSION' LN ..- 'u:." J.J!II,rr;o I' =:' 'IV't 3 ., - . . ~ l'?On. frr .AC- . . . . : .,,.,. c r • . . . ·are .. "'* ,. I 1 • u.v 1 - I II • tlllor . . " 12flla, II Qi ti\1 lllll '1 ~!"'~,·.:;::,. ~ ~.,u~ l1lollool ,._ Jol_ It •' muhr J q nllrJr a. ,. WIU'd .U... ...._ II· Ill ....,. iloLLYWOOD c~)-NBC.TV ABCTV llUllda7 Jd8bl ""-' 1 nebiJ1 i IJ ...1• 1 Wid. "''J'Idt~•~"'""' ...... '!!IIIII Jill 1111 Art C.· CCIIIUilWdll, lboul I ..._. . . . 111o IlK loa• ldM, lbw WiloiiT"Jl• 01lln1 . . A. & Ill)' Ill a drllllllboul I futurtlllc loa, lbOUt lllo ...... •• p1>11t . . . . .... . . ... b I: - a; m .,.-. lJ.IN.;t:",. 1- · I t=:!",.."""" !t ~·"'~ ..wa: •Deys.:.=f~ you ve _ rrr 111J JN]yyou " - tho loac ldet ma, nor be oo w·ttldled with • ;lhrlt. . ~ Bal.._ ... .. ,:W• .,..._. •r'lllld "Mill - AJC:'I\"J till I\ 1...,. ~. 11011111, · triYiol "boblad tho ...,... lht 1111 ol 111m. 1'11 _-pop . . """ onrr - *"" •· m""'ac Camoy 'played ~~~o· ~ut IIIOb plql • ..W. with · Ullderground perf.,._, 11 W>oled wid> ll>t ....,. ....,._ .....pt b)> pollee, fina111 ..piQtod t i - t . " '!'- 11orf al a _,. .BrJIII1. .,. t'."' , _ . comodlan on earlb, ala'lllldll1 mos"'rw. t c•wl · ' · DAILY CROSSWORD .._ """ ~oouted - but ebiQring hlt •• good llJbjlct fllr • ..., -~. fJDJI triQmpb b)> rldleulllll hlt mert, but tblo Wll!ll't II. CblrlliDI trial ~ 10 effe<tlveb> that opeetalol'l laugb, and b)> limnS a Utile boy dedde 1o follow Ill hlt f.lllepo. JUII u briof!J, thlt "Bb<no of the Weot" vei:lture wu horriltleDOl the lcftjo, but the . . -•• wbleh WOI Hko 1 lldtoo' elub attempt at a "Twilight Zone" pro. aram. It wu 111 OrweUiaD "11181" ldu wltbqut a Gtorgo Orwell, or "'"' • Rod SerUng, to write 11. ADd lhe il<llllc ml wert LOST & FOUND LOST, strayed or stolen, one Guernsey bull, white "V" spot on forehead, one broken horn, cme and a half years 1 I Wolfe, Racine, or call WI 9- old. Pfe4se contact Albert 2413 or WI 9-2612. i a 3tc .., .atrocioall1 MALATHION FOR FRUIT If .fOU .nnt a Jlnll:le material to control all common lfuit tree pNt. and d1Masu. Ul ll' LANDMAJUC General-Purpo.e FruJl Conla!na l'tblathlon, 1 •• Spr~·­ lt'1 IPra.l'inJI: tiMe, .rt timorous Ill commentor, DD ..,. troveralal 1ubjlcta, .tAIOIJ a aupt •tab at lt !IWidoy Dlgbl Ill ID areo of allllllo ton<biMII, Alar bama'1 rJelal probleal. II cama In • balf·hour NJ!C..TV.- • IPI' clal •bot!! the ollempt al two No. &ro otudenll to tater tho 11nl~­ lily of Alaboma ... 1\laodaJ lllld Gov. Goorga promlae to por10111lly bar ouch ellhy Ill lha IDtel'tllt of IIIIJ'o l'f8hts. AI the cloae of the report, an. cborman Frank McGee mentloned, somewhat lndiroctly, that there was evidenoe the showdown w.u...·. '1'hi itlal IICOIIO lllldo • plu for ontlo<oamitiDIIIIbm and 10tlro u opfiOllld to 1 poll.. llate of the mliJd. And tlll1 wu wd!llelrtlllD· 1peetacle II!OOd DIVer have hapaliT ' IIIJih humor - not relatod to pened but for WaUace'1 deliro to tho• tbOw - whoa - CIOJ)Ildera hove hll moment at the door; thai utwork televiolon II perhapo critlcllm of lhe JIOVernor seeiDOd the -.lor lluilo f8<l« ID III!IOdJ. clearly lmplied, however briefly. ering orlglual humor and ulire Viewer reaction woold ba of inand maiDIIIDIDS COliVIDtlonallam tereot. b7 ita obelllneo 1o tho· eommer· '!'- Clulnaol • - • Pvry elal pollee alate of advertising Como spotlights '!iJ cut 01 his Metboxy~hlor, KeltbAne 6 Captan, wettable pow· der form. Ute on applea, pean , pluau, pearhu, 11Weet and !OUr cbeuie1, erapea. Safe and effect~·e. lllllteurlob, ueopt for • low bit parll, thet It wu UDboiUIVIblo that NBC-TV permit.. ted' It lo 10 011 the air Ill IU<h Rti!GD. lllr ol lbo movlo, ..,. I'IIAd. I uw tho 111m, bJ lbo way. ll Mmed Db apendla& .N d&JI 1D a thOIIrl. Twlevilloo, nidi r. _.u, It DO'III' lest Mein St. Pomeroy, Ohio OASOI.INI ALLEY BOWS t.<Jo . I &llo!IM I ..Pto!* '-T:Iulb DAILW CIIIIPIDQUOO:- .._..;. bow II ..tl lh . ~le. UJaltlbut at our aqe it'4 eolai;III- • l!l'c!Jst pulled I _.,..!limN _____.. ___... _ 4X7DLa4AX& II LO.ei'•LLOW v.. .,. 111o x 11or 111o ll<>plllof, lbo llqtllllllll - -a-. • ~---- . . . . . . check! 1111111e - . . .,.. "' 1M !Iff • qcad Idea to - . . ldQt& I .. Cit& ..- ... .TYG ~L 1101 PBGKI &BQKV. &AG, WOI 'l'lVOB:W C::'l'OBA•V K08 JBTIG'I'I IVGV~-ItTTIBT& lt.A.IIRTO 'l'wtte-.'w QjplOQMtel R1lll.ICJIQK BOI.DI . , . IOJ..U'l'roN '10 ALL ppmq- QJ' Jl1lMAK ~­ ARNOU>'l'OIW 7 " • o• ·---· . . ll IJT,J WMPO Radio MONDAY TBIUJ PRIDA.Y 7:01 Brntfut PutJ t: 15 Jones Buick Show 1:00 Sip on Ntw~ JO:III Polka )ierty 1:05 8acr«< Hearl 10:35 PubUc ServlCI 1:20 CounlrJ Jllllhoree 11:05 Top Ten Show 6-h 1:30 Farm Newa 12:00 Noon Report 7:011 Brealdut Party 12:30 Rev. MorUD Teell of .our oommltue on '8olvi111 World Prol 1' 05 Platter Party 7:15 Br•••t will ~ dlli&yed beoauM thraa 1111mbtra ,... Star Sbow 1:00 Sundown Serenade .-,.;l'J , oouldn't aet baby aftteral" 7:35 Plcklna Hd1'1' Show · 7:30 Sign !Iff ...;r;;C::=-="::-:-:-·-=-=-: . -..=..- · 7:50 Newa Report - OhiD la:oo SIP. Off - June 8?00 Brealdul Party 811NDAY 1:00 Brealdilll Party IIOp 7:311 Sip On Newa 11;111 Muon County NOWI Moadlly Ibn Prlday 1:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 8:00 Bapllll. Layman's Hour 12:00 Community NOWI .• 1:00 81811l'On 8:45 Betty Newtoo 1:35 Hour o1 DeUverance 12:05 Noon News 8:cls ' Musleill Clock 10:00 Ministerial Aosoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 7:00'· Ne11W 12: 10 Ohio New• 10:20 Counlr)' Hoe Down 1:00 Wlup of JleaJin& 12:15 Markets 7'!1 MU§tcaJ Clock 11:05 Swap Sho~ 1:30 SUIIda,y Slww 12:20 Bulletin Board 7!91f II.Wa Headlines 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 12:25 News 0 Grams 7:BehMIII!IcaJ Clock II : ~ Famlly Worship Hour·Thu 10:3$ Sunday Sb01r 12:30 Agriculture Agent 7:4$"'1118 \Lifeline 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymntlme 12:45 Counlr)' Go Round 8IOO'itihlo Valley Ne111 12:15 Muale Juot Fill' You · 12:00 Nooo Report 1:55 News Beat 12:15 Goeaaler'o Gueot Sllr-Frl12:15 The Seareh 8:o5' ' Wdttil & Ohio Now• 2:00 Country Go Round B>lt'8pljl'\s Tnday 3:00 Platter Party ' 12:30 Rev. MerDn Teell 2:55 News Beat ~:IJ! ' >Wllldter Picture 4:15 Blaeltnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham 3:00 Mid Way Mat!Dee B:ltl·'t.rus\cal Clock 4:30 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hoor 3:55 News Beat 8:55 Community News 4:55 BUI Stern Spot1o 2:00 Sips of the Tlmeo 9:00 Latchstring 4:00 Dfsclns wltb Dosa 8:00 Bowling Scores (Rev. W. S. .Blllups} 8:30 Public Service 4:SO lntorchan&• 6:011 Van Patrick Sporta 2:15 Public Service 5:00 Community News Wonhlpllour 1:20 Sundowa SereDado 2:35 The Big Life County NIWI 5:05 World & Nallooal Newa 7:011 The World Today 3:00 Suuday Sbowcaae O'J the Town 5: 15 SpoliiJiht on Sporto. 7:30 Sip Off 4:00 Hour ol Deelslon 5;211 WMihereut 1:110 Sip Off - JuDI t:tli Jolin GriHID Melc!dlel 11:311 Dlmer Mualeale SA'l'VIUIAY S:OO S.nlday Showcast ll'rld.y: Church s:JIG lntlde 8ooU 1:00 Sip On NIWT 1:00 Swldown Serenade 1:00 Sw\HI Blvd. 1:01 Caunlry •JUibaree 7:30 ·Off 8;00 Sipl Off 1:110 Farm Nmr SliD 00 - Juae LITTLI ORPHAN ANNIE ':=::=-==-:z. Beaatey Mall> IWT, Athens, LV 3:111&f.' sALEsMAN FOR SALE Registeroo Bassett hound pups. Victor Wolfe, Racine, WI 9-3023. '59 Buick 6 7 3tc $1,495 ·, l ' .I _ t II 11cl r q T.4KE IT? H. SAIO NOT <>No \1101;?0 1"0 ANYONE! T~EE HIG;I-\TG HE SAT BY "Tl-iE:IR G~VE~ OM HIL.LI AlliE AND SLATS rf SOI¥!1!THING TO WOrtrtf AOOUlj PA.i:[rNG ~ IS-fS DAVY JONES Oil t;J \-1 tiO~ ,.,~ CAM~ I4Cl\IIE 0-'1 LEAVd Fal( WJEH RADIO or can trueks, pllone Marvin Marts \'EAH! ~""'if HOWO Y'r? UJ"iC'tE By LEFF •nd McWILLIA(IQ ~~\HE'F\E PfPENOIN G ON A ~!-!~..':~': OF~~~~~ We lwldle alllllzei of linD for bottlt gu. We aervtce · -what we sell �'' Mainly About PlOp#~ In .. Pdmeroy ' t e. at enttne " SetU ill Support Sought or Racial Ideal Remember! Father's Day Is Sunday June 16th HANES "LOCKER" SHIRT A winner for sports, leisure wear. Features new raglan shoulders for easy action. ISo good looking; too!) No-sag neck, handy. . pocket. Soft combed coltpl In Hanes sturdy flatkniL Wide range of wash-fast · colors. $1.49 llovs CAPS K~p Taken From Cool 79c to $1.69 Tho Complote Line . Hanos Undo~ i Men ond Boy~ " . Main .I ~loor. .. ' 'I w' HIW IIWHIIIYIIJ fllitlf IICIIRII f TONIGHT & WIDNISDAY 8 CENTUIUON· John Berrymore Jacques Seraas and Genevieve Gnd -and- "INVASION OUAUIET" Bill Traven Spike M.illipa l.· Bakers Save Wins Doctor Title As Vet 'f0u Money "'·'All · •Home:.FjH'nishlng• .~w Fill your tank with clean-burning, dependable Ashland Fuel Oil and save 3 ways: 1. You get the advantage of the lowest prevailing Fuel Oil price with no payment until October 10. (Payment due September 10 for Budget Plan customers.) 2. Youfre protected from any Fuel Oil price increases that may occur. 3. Your fuel tank will stay cleaner, rust-free. To ease the strain on your pocketbook even more, Ashland Oil has a Fuel Oil Budget Plan that will enable you to spread your fuel costs over nine equal payments-from September to May. No interest or carrying charge to pay. Don't wait for winter ••• caU us now! COMPLE BEDROOM eDRESSER _s1 eCHEST e BOOKCASE BED We could aay "nearly 1,700 buyan a day," or ..over 10,000 DeW owl.i. a -kl" Fact ill, Oldamobilii W.. ~ felllly ooaring I And wb.y not? .50 . ' ' .. II Willi II di>ll<v-IIIIVi"'l O/d61Jynamio 88, for i,..,.._, tluzt IWOpt C/Gu "G" in 1M 1963 Mobil Ecimumy R1111t Add lltlmnillg, go-placoe otyle ••• IIOJIBatfun8l Rocket performance. No W<>nder val1111-!"i&e people are goinJ Old.o at auCh a' fantastic rate. rtiJ ,..,.., • .,, •••ur eo.tt •nu- ' elnllll'lpring Mattress ASHLAND OIL i. REFINING COMPANY BAKER FU GALEN S. BROWN, Agont Hlghwov Rou~ 124 MI-IYIIIe, Ohio Phconc.: Wyon"- 2·2166 ; • THE STORE OF Middle ... . port, ' ' ,~ .., .... il.;,_ .... .""'"'' """ Nfii/J( ,.,, • > ~ • " ' t . ' ' ' . . · -f!IIIE1;Wfil!"qru"IIIIJ! . . Ill Gj1111011Lrt • IE£ YlliULDIMO~ .QIWJIY DEIIfRI--- • .: .f~.~-~:lAffbT •. MPTQR · $~LES, ,POMiftOY, OHIO ·' " � 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 11, 1963 hennessy reynolds