https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e6de3aab855dc7c6595f54b611670c2b.pdf b7f0a139f36e35e9a32b9bd65ee8b427 PDF Text Text ' '\" NOW T01J DOW ~ rd " ' ' ' " - .. . J - It !i1..... Flq OW,... made IIY ,._ ...,._. ~-Ilea. II II a jepl ....., •Jr ..... llale llaltM e~ ·~> ••••YI•oll: A filii CAMPUS ' Society NewB SPORT COAT 6ll'E Dad aGtrt lle 11: Wear with Pride!, COOL FABRICS ,._ 1\111111>1< wNbt Sport Coott b7 Campws well tanored cool and comfort· lbllf ~~ warm we~~ther wt'ur. -~ a;lft bt. ia IW"e oo please Dad ou hUI bli Ny. / 5 $1495 • Vostok 5 JUNE MOSCOW (UPI) - Rus· blasted Ita fifth maJIJied Jsp:~ce ship Into orbit today a fiight that nlay be the WASHINGTON - NeHl'O lead.J prel~tde to the launching o( ers expect.ecl 3,11011 10 4,11011 Nefirst spacewoman. Lt. Col. Valery Fedorlvgroes to march today from the Bykovsky, 28-year-old White House to the Justi<e force pUot, was hurled paftment to prolest racial disorbit at 3 p.m. (8 a.m. crimination in the nation's c&J>' "in the space ship Vos!tal. His flight was believto be the first step in a and Juliet" tnan· UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. tandem space Negotiation• on the U.N. nanclal crlsis, now In their fifth week, were back almost to their oiartlng point tOOay cause of new Afro-Asian 16th and $16.95 fOR DAD'S DAY GIVING "CAMPUS" SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS You'll find a tremendous selection and fabdcs - just the kind uf cool .. comfortable o: new sum~el' lt.Yles $199 short sleeve shirts dad will wear w1th pleuure. Sizes 8-M-L and XL. SHORT SLEEVE WASH I WEAR White Shirts Cool, white wash and wear fabrics for &Um• mer wear. slt>eve stylee Short with $249 dress eolian. Sizea 14'11 to 11. . THESE FINE NEW Neck Ties WILL PLEASE DAD Dad will Uke several of these handsome new summer Ues. A wide choice of color~ and deslsn• are available. $1 00 and $1 50 FINE . BROADCLOTH To 1et further with Fltheion his 811 D1y, ai~·ohlm __,_ 10methin1 to wHr, choson from our eyo-t•klnt~ colloction of tho styfot f1vored by p1rtlcul•r men. Paiamas A WELCOME GIFT Fine quality cotton broadcloth paJamas in a bla: selection of patterns and colqrs. C4iJe1 ltll-. Si&el A. B, C, and D. DAD WILL APPIECITI A NEW PAIR Of Loafers or Oxlorcls ·· ~.99 for Dad'• Dey giftin&. All siZft 6l.li to 11. leathen FOR DAD Mon men every year are enjoYine Many klllda of lwldercblef in plUD. llw·iii~io and tancleo • -. 10¢ Soft, •baorbent white cotton terry robes make an kleal eift for Dad. Ideal to wear around borne, at the beocl> <R pool. Pl._ Dad "" J'•ther'l !loy. $6.95 ... SHIRTS J.OOII• .' BIIAl'ID 5 G- 0<"'f~ TWill Pll!'t, unlfomho1ivle. lo• Jnade Sbirt.l 1or men. Our selection is complete in fine bi'OIId· ~loth dr.a •tyles or colorful short slftve aport atyles and just ia liilae !O< Fother' Day. ea. s.- • , ChiJdrH'I TENNIS OXFORDS SLACKS pa- SHORTS I 0 Sioc1u are always • welcome, Aeed•ltt icr Fathel' 8nd these f.ine !ltyles made by CampUJ will ceriaill· ·I I be appreciated. SizeJ 29 to +2. $598 to $f's ' 6~ BY CAMPUS pr. "JIIG BtJCil'' BLllE DENDI DUNGAREES' Well ma<1o and tqll ou\. Bll Bud< :Dunro,.... Ill oluo 118 lo• 12, BIG CHOICE Of Sox 1'011 DAD'S DAY - $1.99 REMEMBER FATH~R ON Hl$ DAY SUNDAY, . JUN-E 16th • from $UJC) "Cool Motu" lly Enclkott J•son FINE BlOA1K:&OTH to'"· 0 • A canYM a..t' 111 blaek or belie, - 11-10, N·ll. $2.99 Plain colorl .... lalle'1 fine cotton ' broadcloth tabt'iu: Boxera or erippert .. ~~~ II COOL WASH AND WEAR •• ••• · - · feet. Mtn'I-Womtn's-Qiltlren's $2.00 ' "'''lUIT-OF-TBII·~ _ . , EACH . $2.99 ANGEL TREADS - Softut things on ' iwct . • 'fCampUI . While- tan INthet- Natural otraw, olio OV. 14) I. MEN'S ' PANTS . odY oa r&N 4:1. $2A9 - $2.99 . Chdclnn's Robin Hoocl.Sanclal · $2.49 ' TWIW,,. ~trOw Tee !lblrta or Briefs - made flf line quallt,r wblto eombecl cotton. Ccmdortable a n d. ·lone WNt'll>l· boo 10 lo 44, BY CAMPUS W .to 7ft- All .... 8;.)(-t., nE SHIRTS KNIT BRIFS . · GIVI DAD THE BEST ~.99 ......511~ .... tan ii.-t.iiL Grey or to 25c oech •nlliT OP THII Lacllu' •T1111agen WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS Noodlt Toe. Noll wldtbt. PLAINS, FANCIES WILL PLEASE HIM - ·sHIRTS' $1.00 Terry Robe 1be AlbaDy Grlll8e. Rex SheiiCHI pn&ldent, ·pr•ldecl at moetJnc, New . MEN'S TWIU .UNIFORM H a n d 1 o me iniUBled hanks packed three ill plastic caae. A FINE COnON . I't=~~:.~ c oerved bydelldowl membersham of ELBERFElDS In PGmeroy 5 HANDKERCHIEFS FOR DAD GIFT BOXED ~.99 member• • To $9.95 ) the care-free comfort of walkini ~horUi. We have them in a a:ood vholn- of patterDB, made by Camput. Tbe Columbia High Alumni ASsociation met In I~~ o1 111e Albany 1s Saturday evenln8 u.t- IIUIIIal banquet. 'llllrly-lbree n $7·.95 $5.98 HE'LL LIKE 'EM r. Brown or blaclt INibON aU the popular laot .or llllpon •tyla. Pleue Dad wUb a pair of ''Wesbar~" tl:ail F'ither• Day, · Fine leather oxtorda aDd Jtylei in black Shorts ..A WUBORO SANDY McGEE. PAIR COOL WALKING . ':: Colu,nbia Holcls 31st Annual Banquet ,----SPECIAL PWnC DUPES Rea- stc _ w..k-End . j.~,~ .ot: -, ' .. ,----bid ' Wom,en's.L.rJipt$~ ... . PIIIDAY & . ' ~ , •" ,. " ' $""00' ' :111o0 .. .... . ,pr. . J \• aits ' nMate Ieu BykoYolly-wao looplns aroond Announeero Joooke · Into Radio man ll1d 1 woman Into space on line physical specimen. the• earth In the Vootok 5 every MoiCOW ond ln!o obowo 011 So- 1 tandem fliaht similar to that I! she aucceeded in making mlllutoo. viet televlllion to IINh the newos ..,.ompllllbed b1 Soviet coamo- eight-day !light, the space 'llle launching waa believed lo Toclay'o JaUII<blllg .,.bel the nau!a All<irUul Nikolayev a ud an would ~ublo the world rec<>rdl bo only the first atep iD anoth<T 11th time· min boa' JOlle Into Pavel Popovich last Augu~t. oet by Soviet cosmonaut No. twin Soviet apace Right I hat apace. 'llle Soviet Union baoo OODt The final doclaion was expocted Andrian Nikolayev, who might Involve a woman in the live me.n Into orbit ond tbe Unit- to be made 11 the fllght progret· through 64 orbits in lour co•moo for the first Ume in hio- ed ~leo four. In ldditlon," the ,.., depellding on condltiono ol last August in a double tory. Ualted Stales has aent two men the space ahip and Ito o888enger. with Pavel Poppovlch. 'llle TBII atatement luued on sub«bkal opoce !Ughtt. 'llle woman chosen lo try to An eigbt-day flight would sho.-lly helore -8:30 a.m. EDT ~aid It wu not immediately lmown become the 'WOrld's fil'1!t "cosmo- roughly live times as long as "the SOviet space .oblp Vool<>k 5 whe!ller tho laullcHIDg wonld be nette" was understood to be sin· 22.9 orbit flight by U.S. ast,m-1 has been placed iD orbit around followed by another 1hol tbat gle, in her early 20's, short, fair-,naut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. the earth today."' , would have ~ 1 goal .puttiDg 1 ly attractive and an exceptionally month. ___:.._ __:.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Soviets Give 'Iffy' Word ln Plea To End Cold War FLAG DAY-JUNE �' .. Dilly 8entbtel, Pomeror·Miadleport, 0., June 14, 1183-l Helen V~iee Of Broadway ••• Reporting · ~elp ·Us! 11__...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,1 :~= .IUlletiD ~· I'· ~~oart~· ""* ~~~&el.-; a mlr~~elt ~~ap- Frd IIMIN.. ~illt" IIIHit, 11111w1 pone. LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, 1'est Virgini. dul!lt' ¥ :U m.n;.!: wbif!t!; ..,q.;.· 'if eorer r11rJ nil a- Report ftj 0 :icl Roc:eller~~~':,. Social NeWS t~y ':"col~~~~.·~:,. 1 ~., thell~~.ea ~ ~ng ~~~r: ·~ir youn~er will continue ID dlslntearate . FollowtnJ the rl #11 of lba Stllndard 011 Company letter, the boanl veted to ..._ laranted the ctmtract for sM tile wort at Wool Calallland oil for the scbool tralltl-1 bla aebool aeceuny ID presystem with a pare lor the lllmleoll of Cllf. bid of tU centa per g&ncml ton acboul 1D attend classes on reaullr gasoUne and 66 at Weal Colambla next aebuol per ,gallon on HD oU and term. The board approved tbe oento per gallon on regular. lgnatton of Mra. AIJIY Pure Oil Company had also bid SIXTY·TlnRD _Mr. and }Irs. John c. Frick are observing their 63rd wedding a:"niversary today . They were I principal of West on the contract and the Gulf married by the Rev. Ira Bond, then a pastor of the First Baptist ohurcbof Pomeroy, m 1900. Tl w ~ are the parerts sohool, and hired Richard E. Od Company bid could not be of three children two daughters and one son· Agnes Frick Weeks, Wife of Eldon Week•. Pome . ov. Emma Fr r k I Wtlkea, a math I o coosldtred as It was noneoelv- Burkhart, Ind., and John Paul Frick. married to Ruly Curtis Frick, who still live the Laurel Farm placement at Wahama ed on tune. In Pomeroy. They have eight grandchildren and seven great grandchddren. High. Bids were opened and dJa. Mtas Zelda Knapp, for the oonstrucUon 1 2 Earn Ranking Planning Varatinn , or of Schools, gave the . Elemenlary of report of testing program m and the Pl. As Honor Students School Program , Of the 32 Rio Grande College t sohoot. for the th bas served Its usefulness. e coun Y . Junior School Admlnlllr.. tudents on the Dean's honor Sunday School attenda~e on The Rutland Church of Christ ' A wall Ill the school buildlng two Jean shoWlftl that tive Unit. The bids oovered genS S ' ~oil fi"e reside in Meigs coun· June 9 was 68, offering $14.40 will hold its Daily Vacation collapsed aeveral month! 1111° County sohoot. In grades oral oonstruction, heaUng and • ty, 'and of the 67 on the Dean's Worship serv1ces were held at Bible School program F~lday . and, aceordbtg to the aroblted through four either .exceeds . No aotinn was tsken Merit Roll seven are residents 10 ·45 w1th Ch's 0 . Woode, lay· June 21 at 7:30 p. m. Children firm, lbe buUdlng was oonstruct· are equal to the naUonal on the al l!'.la Ume. T h of Meigs county. leader , and an attendance o~/~ will present lesson studies, Boar- has scheduled PT PLEASANT _ M'188 C On the Dean's Honor Roll are , There was an attendanoe _ . · m. t the Sunday School p1cntc meeting for June 24th ' nie CottrtU was Installed as Wor· Lms CbrtS~an, freshman, Car- a . Wood e Mr and Mrs Edgar Koehler ----thy Advisor of the Poltlt Pleas- penter ; Annette Bahr, sopho- ~eld &:nd~y m:h!as enJo:;;vat of · Amesville aod Mr. and ant Assembly 23 Order of Rain- more, Long Bottom : John plcn~ moe th and some of ' Mrs. Waid Swartz of Athens. . bow for Girt. this week. Mora, Pomeroy. Bobby Ord, noon . e yoo ed of Daily Vacation Bible School Others Jnatalled were Linda Middleport, Patricia Price, the adults endjoysoft gbaam,,es h'l will be gin here on June 24 and n three Jumors. · · horseshoe an w 1e Associate advisor ; Jan-- Por tl a nd , a d .. t d extend through June 28. 1 charity; Jane Sterne On the Dean 's Merit Roll are others sat. an YtSJye . th = ..... Sue Kincaid faith William Bahr. sophomore, Cbes- The Me1gs Co ou Keener love: Ruth' Slur· ter ; Sondra Drake, sophomore, was held In the. ~burch d ' eBULOVA religio~· Sandra Shearer Pomeroy: Sarah Hannigan, Sunday June 2 wit an a11en · eHAMILTON nature; Sauy' Redmen, immor: sophomore, Thomas Kelly, sen· ance of 63. Devotions were led PT. PLEASANT - Mas~ n tality; Joyoe Stewart, fidelity; ior, both from Middleport; Con· by the Rutland group and County 4-H Camp at SOuthside Sandra Thornton, patriotism; nle Lewis, sophomore, Harrison- Pomeroy led the muSic . Games will open Monday w1th 208 +H Linda 'Thrlmas, service ; Jean~ ville ; Wilma Ernestine Stock- were played. and a p1cmc supCuH Links & Tie rs regialered for t be Casto, confidential observ- Inn , sophomore, Hemlock Grove per was enjoyed. according to Gil Darlene Nibert outer ob- and Carmen Price, junior, Port- Recent Sunday guests of Mr. • Ronson & Zippo Lighters County 4-H Club ' laod. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz were ~lm, w,.. :,ate vtoo~;.utfer:• ~~;:,;. !I'" , d LEGAL NOTICE ISOCJALII Se....r:CeS For I Cohm,doh. .• 34 e v "'...... MANY OTHER ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM THE SHOE I _ ---~- was here for Memorial Day and called on the M. E . Nelson home. Mrs. Jlarley Hoffman recent- - - - - - - - - - lty underwent surgery at Holzer Mrs . Grace Colwell, who has hospital. been a medical patient at Hoi. V I ' i II n i the graves at Zt'r hosp1fal. IS recuperating at the Nelson Cemetery on Memthe home o~ her daughter . Mn . orial Day from a distance Wt>re Rex Shenefield .. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ogdin, Mr . Mr . and Mrs . Marvm Wilson and Mrs. Wesley Ogdin of Coland Pam were recent visitors m umbus and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nrws, Events ~rs. Hoo~ter. The Middle pot Firemen will sponsor their first lee eream social of the season Saturday evening on the lawn at the viiiage holt beginning at 4 p. m. Homemade pie and cake and ice cream will be on sale. Do· nations are welromed JUNE 11 · Magnolia .Temple Pythllin Sis· ters will meet at the DAV hall Tuesday at 7 , 30 p.m. to prac· HIGH-FASHION COLORS AND WHITE /}IJTCH JTANBtl/lt/ -p...,.._ l'tll£ L~ til HOUSE PAINT $J.II of the The White HooN aMounced coptance of lht Ia vI lon whJdJ prevloutly hod turned dowtJ becauu of • · ble confUct with the forthoomlng European trip. ever, the Europeon trip now beea acheduled to otart after h1s mother, Mrs . Carl Shenefield to Pittsburgh ooe day to consult a specialist. about her ej'elt Mrs . Shendteld had undergone sur~ery for on eye at Holzer hospltal_~_few_ weeks Athens Mrs .. Effie Hoosier is spend· ing some time at Parkersburg with her cousin. Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner and Mrs. Hutchiosoo are attend- .·g· .. - - - -JFJI SLATES PEECH WASHINGTON tUP[) - President Kennf'dy plans to apeak at Charleston, W. Va., June 20 dur· ing "Slatebood Day" Memonles ' ~utoltln"" ·V ~I')' l flf!lfO OOII ucep 8u flU 117 MN 0... 'laiiQ ,..IIUaal., 1:ompan, 1t1 aleea•••1 " · ,. ,., clbh:o ........ ~ . . . . . . , . • '1 5, ~ ot•lorlal u 11ao'" Wl' •11• ....., et.. tuU1Ji1 .••w .•••• tM .... lOft~ .. .,.....,. • fhono WY 2·27" ltd91fUiaAI rlpr ... at.t.uw tcattlneiH ......D. la1.. ... l4JIDI •fill 4•1•. N. . !ton CltJ ~~- Yftlt; ' 11U'-'1ptl" r ...• .,........., lliJ ••atW.IIdl • 0:01.1 .. . ._~~;~ ... fUr t. •••ace •• 1' It ' o)elb s..a.1" ...,. .. Ill .• Ill - .... ..... .... "' ................. ..... ..... ....,,. ............ ..... . .w.~~.- . . Courteous Service The Martin Restaurant' Thlr4 0 11 .11 . , ••u, !tDI ,.... • .81 IL.,._ ROUTI7 Mltlolloport MIDDLEPORT .._ _An. ___ __ ,_ ________ _ __ Regtslrallon will be h e I d Monday from 11 a.m. unW t p.m. with Mrs. J. E. Sommer Ill charge. Camp cooks this year will be Mrs. Mery Stephenson, wm cyl std. llhift. Shows good care. land judlfng. --- .60 Pontiac VB Catalina · s1 ,69S 'l,'' 1 ~ l'hene WY i-21'76 · 110 Otut!AI!Ott 01!.. . """"..,..,.. .,.,.....J•·•·••"-"" ........ .....-r........ ...... p,..U. ealtiafiMI ~Ou,tlMiiiJNi, u, ',., l ,' ,..•. .-........ .~ ............. ., .. ' . \ .')! ·,..... 1961 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $1895 6 cyl. Radio and heater. automatic trans. One owner. 1960 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan .. "' .. $1495 1960 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. ···· ··· · $1595 Hard Top V8, automatic tr.ans. Radio ani heater, Ollll owner. 1959 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan · .... .. .. · $695 IN A "VALUE RATED" USED CAR 61 Cadillac-$3800 2 DOOl' B.T. Power steering, pow~r 62 Cheyl • • $2695 Impala 4 Door Sedan. Solid black with brakes, hydroamaUc traiiMllisalon, blue mettllie finish, whitewall tirea, new C.· power brakes and steering, automotie trans. plus air conditioning. 6 cyl. Standard trans. Radio and heater. 1959 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Station · · $1595 VB, automatic trans. Radio and heater, power steerlD.g and brakes. 1958 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan·· ···· $795 6 cyl. Heater, automatic trans. 1958 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan ...... $995 VB, standard trans, Radio and heater. 1957 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $695 1957 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top · · · · · · $595 Radio and beater, automatic trans. Iae.ot $1795 t Door Sedan, two tone pain~ pC>Wer steering and bydramatic, radio and beater, one local owner, now Ol<h trade ln. A real niee one for on)J 1957 OLDS 88 H T Coupe. Beautiful red and white fJniah, power -.. .snd oteerin1, hydulilallc ttano. Radio and whitewalls. New F8tl trade In, va\uodltjl~ II $1095 · -.. 1957 Dodge 4 Dr Sedan ........ · · $795 S~LU ' 1956 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · $595 VB, radio and heater, automatic trans. 1954 Dodge l Ton Pickup··· ···· · $495 3 speed trans. 1953 Dodge l Ton Pickup · · · · · · '.; $39$ 3 speed trans. 1959 GMC l Ton Pickup ,3 speed trans . One owner, n&W p•int. .;, $1095 $895 . & Van ,%Qndt ''..., MOfOit ,. . · VB, automatic trans. Power steerin&" and brakes, radio and heater, one owner, low mileage. 1958 OLDS 88 trade .bt. . A real ... ADMI'l'l'ED: Mrs. . Pt. Pleaaanl;.. R ... cyl. Radio and heater , standard trans. One owner". 6 cyl. Standard trall9. Radio and beater. f Door St!llan, bydrama ltci ~!'> wJtll"'!fJI(I llr· '56 BUICK.., SpeC. 4 Dr. _,_,__ $495 ;' 6 6 cyL Standard trans. Radio and heater . cme local Owner, new , 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan · .. · $1795 1960 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ·· · · $1495 1961 . OLDS F-e5 '57 OLDSMOBILE 2 Dr.-tiT .. $695 ' ,, : . "'· '2nil . .,..,. . One Galukl 4 Door Sedan and one Country Sedan 4 Door Stt.tion Wa~on , Both have .IIKom•Uc traD1., whitewall tire1, radio and heater .Your choice for only $1295, . · 5' all-er '' '. RO~LEY &REED HPWE . GTBT COIIJTU. (2)-1960 FORD 4 DR'S '57 8UICK 2 Dr; HT - - $695 CM!tlllti MASON, W. VA. One Galuie, one Fairlane 500. :Both have Fordomatic and whJtewall tires. Galaxie his equipment. $1495 and $1295. " iii USED CARS FURNITURE CO. (21-1959 FORD'S ~. "'i1ijiiiiiiiii::ii 6 cyl. Radio and heater, standard traM. brakea. Hyd. It will, only If Order By Phone And Take 'Em Hom, WT 2·5432 IN GOOD • • • MASON tlilMc: trade_in . & di-. Sedan. Only 23, l35 careful miles. Power steering & I -........... --T- ..... Mro. Billy Smith, Mrs. Carl Sebrell and Mrs. Bonnie Waldla . Kitchen belpen will be Emma A8lt TO WED WALL CLCXK DINE OUT THIS SUNDAY ltlil. •lf'1'lef . . . . . 8 SANDWICH New Furniture ONLY f299 Crafts to be taught tolude liquid embroiderln~, plasUc • ' Ag- 1Falcon Sta Wagon -· s1 ,39S ~~~~~..=--!~~ ELECTRIC ·KITCHEN N a tion~ , :~~:Home Demonstration ,....... ·SUNBEAM DEVOTED TO INTIREil Of ~EIGt ~ASON AUA I. o-.........IIIN9 c ....... "''"""""'· •• ,... I fomBoy . 3 ROOMS l~:;=~ts:_:w~el~oo:m~e~.===~=====::=::=:::=:::=:;::~~~~§~~~=~~ Barnette, Gregory, County AgentWllllam and Wanda Stem· I, flower planters, alndwtob trays dr. Sedan. Power Steering & brakes. Hyd. OWned by and moccasin makbtg. Classeo · ocal miolBter. be tau8)lt t charting, premartini, arebery' newspaper. aalety, clvii defense, foods, I I r----..:..__.......... Installing officer was 0 o r a The pre-registration shows Toney,_ installing recorder and this year's camp to be one of chaplam was Mrs. Lottie Wdthe largest In the hialory of the long and Mrs. Janette Capehsrt camp whiclt will be held Mon· was ..-gantst. Mrs. Jewell Cotday through Friday next week. mother of the worthy advisor was introduced and a busState workera Jnclnde LeciDol tness meeting was beld followard Hill, Bluefield oamp dlrectnslaUatton. IDr; Ada Cor, Nichols County, NNOUNCE REVIV" who will be In chsrge of I he A_ . . ~ Crall program and Victor Rev1val servtces will begm at kerson, Fayeti. County, who the Carleton church, located on will uslat wltb the General road, June 16 Juno 30 at 8 p. m. Ca mp proaram. H. c. (Bill) Stanley . wiU County workers wiD be Mr. messages each evening. it'aa rHl DAILY SENTINEJ ••,,_,.~. 2.03 s.·gn In .IH.Camp For ... At Souths.•de 61 Pontiac VB Star Chief S2, 19S a~~=afts~ waoh your hantls, prefwith a ltr<mtl aoap, the As an alterna!lve, you 1. • finish Uke new. Radio. that you have come in con. with the leavtl, the lOOft- a·rgal'n Of The Mon. h.· • $1 59S 4 poisonous resia 11 found oh1tfiy on ths leavtl. Many I penon aplnsl theM leavu knockin1 about in the wlthoul realtdns that he dtme 10. If you should recocntm too :-'ol>ulorll 1 4 dr. Sedan. One careful local owner. Sparkling black Lou McDermitt and Leah Rice. memberslrJ,;:;un:•::20:·::::::::::::w:lpo::th::•:res::ln=off=:wt:th~l~~ Huntmgton .. lttng rP.Iahves there who Nelson of Spencer, w. Va.Wlison tice. All officers and had been Vl~ Mr . and Mrs. Marvin are urged to be present. fur sev~ral weeks returned vi sited Mrs . Edgar Crabtree, - ~-- ·-·- - - - - ICnT.-If VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. af~r' noon era I Hom e home With th~m. 'ed who was a .sureical pati~nt at lng the summer session at Rio _Rex Sheneftekl accompam Sheltering Arms Hospital at Grande College. TOP.QUAUTY 61 Pontiac Tempest ~ tng. The members of Hemlock Mrs. Ben Pickens, Baltimore, ago. Grove Grange are ISk to bring Md balll. Robert Sanders of Miami , Fla. pies lor refeshments. F~lends ma oall at the fun· Its ~hick, atiok~, Old Salem + . Op Saturd.,. 9 AM ·fO 9 PM , - NGS USED CAR BARGAINS SHOP ...,.............. , • Homeo/the a.. o} u STEAK HOUSE Alfred J In talled By RaiohOlVS 1 I nn Miss Cottrill • Meeker Wallets eJewelry Cases -' 0 day 's M . ed-·••ca l. Repo-• I Mr Cartwrignt Ar A ed Clarks~·ille, WATCHES 1 Crow's 1 p.;a n;;:: ~~:~ toll•~ Can be at Ashland Sero vice Statllln at Syracule. S If 3111 Assistant Superintendent of Ma· 1011 County acbools in I a s I night's adjourned session of the Board of Education. MOton Burdette, newly lUIJDo eel Superintendent of Mason County Schools, to take offloe July 1, oalled the board mem· session bers into execuUve when Bayre wu named Assistant fen' a two year term and bls salary wu set at "',800 per ear subject to his acceptanoe. y Powell, Superintendent, 8 read letter from the Frampo ton archtteoll concemlng their recommendations of the Cllfton SChool. The Jetter stated that In their nptnton the building ~ :f' f .. .T Foret Yt;; eonverttblo. one owner. t4lll. Alao, JM D1!So1a Uoor . . -: POINT PLEASANT - Ralph ed Ill IUD dried brick and over IBI!d gr&del live throolh seven I Bayre of New Haven and prlnct- the yean the brlok hat runnbtg slightly below pal of Wahama Junior H i g h toraled to a point where norm, but allow ':~~ I lui achool term, wu !IIIDed bave no compreased value In the past " ~=· aperao::n~~~~: ~JJ. ~·~Jl"~ ':"~ ~,:.~ ~ \f . M~cl~n~ M~:~~~ames =!ncf'::':I :::0 ~ :roR SALE - Superintendent's Position et1\dJ141 SyraCUSe Too Late • Sayre Named To Assistan :;:' wm • ~·--~--·------------------~ A recllll polllallell ill M blo lrlp, to New Yart, hll 1-. 111111 Ill illte TJnlGII di•IUsd tt• 1111 ~·-= 1'11 ! love 11. ~ ~- _ ,;m thai Ollly per Cllll ill Jilt llllaiJ IW ' lillili B~t Jet'a aet back to lite .,.. lint hotter ·before 11 eooll ell. Up =~a:: ~ 1o11m1 )lit~;:. stnn1111: wJlr not rnll'aillul hla ~*it ln lbe eolelnled an bul ~pped up 'tbat~~ ~ llldllnl 'lwloM~ 1 Ish is ~ famous American Jill D. ~elt Jr, be 1111,..,.. ~ dluml· 011 •_a. unwanted 1101 rtlOtlonsblp wttb lhl rf11" IIWl to •R • Nllqa ~ Idea 11111 he jlldD't 'llle ren tn brGken ~- M • famUy hao been dlplfled and l.UW fw the ~emorsblp Ill Time' a11c1a1 hlqllar will IJI'~.. the!lt n 1 a f~ JlllltY yMn. When Now York 111e next lime around. a IIIOIIIb an. It Ollis 1nid at voroe evil. Dtvoroes are thing Ia over, QueeD And the IIIW1 1110110)' c:onsfd. the MWUtands- but IJ buD'$ Jy correcUono of errors her """101'1 and the biJD formidable opponent foolld aD ol tbJ peapli .0 ol by parenll and preachoi'l · will have to ,... :" . ; lite ~I charm the dine ....._ IIIII lit ; I· • aUowed lbe mal'I'IJIO to be their IJUOII Iiiii drutJo:al. v~ew · •••• Dear Wife: formed In tha first plal:o. ty · 11,1 been oenturies aillca and the RockeleUer dlvoroe and llld Liz Tafklr1 ~:Ill II ll NegaUve . . Would you, OXJ)oct people ahwld realla thex charaoten 10 Involved In junior allppllla 101'\'lce ., they U D 1 remarriage. True, the a dlp!oma if you hadn t srad- moiDt for single bliss, headlined unplusantneal have FDR has beeD divoroecl and !ell 1illal an the MWIIYIIIIW uated · - H. than double trouble. Thole been 10 clUH to lite Tbnme ... married qtlln, but II happen- Ire IIYbte aboul them, 1114 !bey Dear Helen: aren't the team-type 1hl>Uld l!:umple ot how deeply t b 1 ad when he waa very YOUIII - d the avidly iltor I have often heard Danish diverted from the harneu, stot')l 11 •lnklna Into tho lowealand hll beautifulllrll wife, tbe lhelr llnlklul eaffea. _ so ~-. . people are hord . to get along 1o0t allowed 1o have pr011ny. aort of scandal-sheet mire, but former Ethel duPont, quickly not .,._InC likely they'd 11, Iw1th relatives In R1ttman . They with . 1 am a Dane and I won- SGF with important penOII&lles lea· remarried; alw! wu not reject- nore Time for 1 couple Ill ,fortwere accompanied home by der about myself I have a mean Dear SGF· tured· The a th«ltles search- ed and she did not become an nlgbll .... .Jule Styne paid 'rl:\01 · their granddaughter aod niece Vef disposition, gettktg meaner. One qu~ion: Who diverts the ,partr':.ent of ~ of the object of pity, u ths ~. Mrl. Bennett I dreoalna roam VW! • MJSs Roberta Le')'JS , for a VISit. Where I work, If I can piok on who and how? - H. princlpals Ill the CaN, eame upo ~efeller i)u. Althouih Ha~ after oatchbtg his ahow at 1M Mr. and Mrs. A. lj. Durst Gauge readtnp : Gallipolis some<IJle Jt's okay, otheerwise Dear Helen: on a photoaraplt shOWing a key J 1 were In Columbus ~here they dam 18.8, 19.4, running 27 feel I'm mean at home. When I get If a brother and sister figure disportlllg with a bevy e, \lOll ' . attended the graduation of theJr · 011 the rollers, Pomeroy - Mason a mad streak, I break up pen· to be spanked lor the s • m e of ladtea. All were nude except able commenta with her ·~ Ackel'llllll, the , _ ~ d*tloo Visiting Mrs Clara Hess were grandson . 123.14, Pt. Pleasant 24.82, Hln- ciis, throw people'o work around thing, shouldn't gel I h for the gentleman in the picMiso Helen Ke•zel of Wheehng l Mr and Mrs. Emmett Bartels Iton 112 falling, Kanawha Falls ond turn off !hell' hghts, JUSt same klnd of spanking! ture, who was weulnJ Ollly 111 1 ~~ • Ito pu , ot ~Is the nioit Misses Cleora ~nd Rose Green· v1st1ed in Cincinnati with their 1.9J rising, Charleston 17 .98 sta- to be stinkin'. There 's one at My sister Is 12 and I. am apron. And thll Is a man who po ,~ 0~ k ; : : YIMI ve I . •h• le 0 f Rayland son and daughter-m·law, Mr t10nary Montgomery Island tbe offtco I pick on especially, recently we got Into a f1ght been on utremely friendly e m01111 ew or The new pastime 8rnulll ~ William Ei chinger and :and Mrs . Vernon Bartels and dam 16.0, 116, running 13 feet. but if she wasn' t thoro, it would when Mother aakl she waa will\ 111e very proper &nd the naUon - th~ wome~ moat ohic Easterners Ia a aama r th weekend children. Londoo , Marmet and Winfield be someone else. lng to spank us, my stater and membera of her 1m- over 1 oertaln ace w men caDad "MUle Born." They play 1 0 8 attend -' Mrs William Eichinger and dams were on the sills. My husband and I don't get ed to bawL She orled so mediate famlly!. .. ... To 11 (or houn on end .... C. B. 1 8 Race's daughters , Nancy and Lmda, VIS Boat movemenlo: along too good. When he's go- that Mom JUSt madt her Upper Crull In lAndon, II I 1111 w Atkin&, Sarah Vaughan'• ti1 D ed s Quick 1ted relatiVes '" Nelsonville on Ohio River - Lunga Point to take me somewhere and over and gave her • couple seems Incredible that Bucttna!nd JJIIrtllled huJband llld !DI'IIIU Mrs · Mar aret Cottnll and decorahon day and attended up 14, 3 . ~> p.m ; Jacob G. up '". a fe~ mmutes late l m~ke swats. But when 11 came ham Palate hadn't been d.Ja- aren 1°f I th rut 0 bant'To manaaer, just pulled off 1 bll Bru~e VJS~ed lhe Townhouse the memon al serv~oes at Green· 14, 8 p m.; Delta Queen up 14, h1m watt an hour the next tune tum, ~he roaD~ aave me I elf about I be to vote orGO: :m ob- promotion deal. He "'aped an 00 t rv in Athens County , lawn cemetery. . . uo a.m.; Lemae up 14, z..w to pay him baok .. I even step- In' With a hall'. brusll. l aocial HI Jon& q~ote one po : ~ exclusive Ne"' Hark dill for Quick's relatives are Mr• Aldo J effers VISited her a.m.; Es:ro Pennsylvania up 14, ped oot on Just lor spite. think this is fall', do youl before their abocklns activities I = Ray Cbarlea on June 2t,. at buri.d They also spe•1t the husband who IS employed 10 3.25 a.m .; Bayou Lorrame up I am gettina so miserable I BILL for qQtte a lonJiime. Tbt only ~s _ whlob ttme he'U preaenl Ray attern.;.,n with h1s neph ew Char· Columbus 15, 5 05 a.m. ; Ben McCoon up even hate myself. My husband Dear Bill: rea10111ble theory as to why Happy ~~ sreat but d001t and his orchestra and~ ill Rev. and Mrs. Harold Holmes 1' .. .. m . Hamilton up 15 tells me to see a dootor, but I' ll No, I don't think It Ia fair . thll-• 1101 done Ia thaiiiO one she vote. a cabaret M..,, and danoe a$ 1 Ies Qu Ick of Alb any R D· ed •· • · ~ · · • ' "1 th 0u h of ,_._ ., • Kevm and Kent~n Jeffers , and daughters have return 6 45 a .m .; National down 16, wait for yoor advioe. - MRS. Yoo' ro learnln& early I h a dared broach IUoh a oubject 10 Speaking o e c en the Armory at143d St. alll( lth tears are a girl'a beat friends. Queen Elizabeth, let alone give Wlndaor, the blggeot "loser" al Ave. The Armory ho~ tljou" 8 nl the weekend wllh t heir home after visiting two weeks >:t> a .m .; Bingo up 17 , 3:45 a. CC.D. ~nd a rents, Mr and Mrs with lheJt parents 1" Willard. m ; Col. Davenport up 18, 3 15 Dear Mrs. D: - H. her the details. that big charity gambling blah ands o1 people and Atkllllllfndl ~~ d/Saunders of Galbpohs Their son s rem?med there for a.m .; New Martinsville up 19, I agree with your husband : THE BACKHARD FENCE she attended went completely to clear $25,000 on the deal . , .. ~eekend guesls of Mrs Allee "" extended VISit 6.05 am .; Bob Benter up 19, see a doetor, and don 't delay! Dieters' slogan: Let the The top GOP klnamaken, af· unnoUced by the reporters who The Island o1 Bimini, 20 mlnCapeharl weco her son and fam- 1 Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Sell- 6 20 a.m. , Robert Reed up zo, Biammg your changed person· fall where they sway. - S. W. ter a private conclave, have de- .overed the event. He w a a utes from Miami by air, Js plln1, M and Mrs Bill Capehart• • " of Columbus visited here 6:10am.; OVEC up 21 , 5 35 a. jality on the Danes Is as silly SACJI.AMENTO, CALIF. cided to give one of their top Frank Erickson, who knows nbtg two Las Vepr style pmll r Marvin of Columbus . With their mothers , Mrs . R. B -~ m ; Peggy Downey up 22, 6:50 as saying, "I'm red-haired, so, This column Is dedicated to randklatea the bad newo: be quite a bit about dioe and spin- bling casinos for nelrt so.-. anMr~onDa isv Duckworth . Mr. Sellers and Mrs A. L. Flana· am : Dave Crockett down 23, 1of course, I have • hot temp- family Hving, 10 If you're can't be nomlnaied for the Bll nlng wheels Marlon Bran· Tho government, which needs and Mrs G..,rge Schne1der and gan and brothers, Rober! and 12 ·>5 a.m ; A. E. Dyke• down er " - H. ing kid trooble or just One In 111M .. . Govl!l'lltll' do not only donated ~.ooo to money as much u anyone else, Eleanor Kay spent a few days Lewis. . . 23, I : 25 o.m.; Soothlaod down A1ainst Marrlaae trouole, let Helen help Romney received quite a boost Martin Luther King's fund, but Is relaaln& Its stern views oa - - - -- - - - - , Mr . and Mrs . V~rgll Teaford 23. 4:35 a.m.: Jerry Bosworth jDeor Helen: She will also welcome your from the Mormon Church, of he tolcfia represenlattve ol the gambltnc In favor of revenue . . 1 and family hav e returned . to up 23. 5 50 a.m .; Indiana up 23 I agree "'lth Allen that many amusing experience!. whioh he Is a member, when oraanlzat(on that he would make Before Barbara Rockefeller 1811- - _ __ - ~ their home here after spendmg >:55 a .m : Valvoliroe up Green· females should be "Aaalnst Helen Bottel In care of ita elders announred they were a personal appearance In the eel for Europe, ahe kept a bide~ •• "" . .1 '"" ••• PAIOLI the winter in Melbourne, Fla. up 10o3() p.m.: H. E. Bowles up Motherhood." No one II entit- newspaper. eastna their reslrlctton on Ne- Alabama trouble area If thst away date at the Steak CNtno N~E~':~ 1 ~1~ !' ~-'";.·r~ ~·r. 1 !'!rt• Mr . a~d Mrs .. Edwa~d ~alke Greenup 12:35 a .m.; Franklin led. to a child who is not ready , Copyrlgh~, 1963, Kina groea- but it'1 doubtful If that would help the cause .While with her favorite man - the oner . now rnnfi nt"ll ln t he Lfob i !IOil of Lottndge visited hiS SISter , B. up Greenup 6:50a.m.; Craig willing aDd able to support and lures Symhcatl, Inc. will help hill cue much when the "captive" journallstl duly Oflp who per"ldtd her to 47• ~~r.~•~"!~o~~Aed1115r~i~~~~~~etll" ~~~r;~~: Mrs. Ada Slack. M. up Greenup ):10 a .m.; AIthe nomlnatinl conventiODnoted that JIU St. John w 11 her hair ncL · ~~~~~~~r!!~~- ~~j !~~on~rl~t "~~ sunday guests of Mr . aMnd ton Zephyr up 31, 4 p m.: Lin· 1 yra r •. cue No S!l38 Mrs . James S. Qutck were 1 • A , ......~ of 1 r · da Chotin up 32 Z 8.m : Wayne 1t . u1 1ble tOT a hl!llrl.ll& Detore rhe d M Thomas J Qutck Mr ' 0 P'RoLE c o 11-1 an oHio PARDON " ~ rs . · • · H. down 32, 5:50 a.m.; LeUa ·nl_ ., ~ ~""~,~~ri''.!':nt~~~"~A~o: and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapmakn ~ : shearer down 33, 3:1$ a.m.; coMMJssroN , Columbu s. Mr Elmer QUic o Ehsha Woods down 34 5.45 p. • -- • • ., 'c, 1 Hv ~~'::! [.. n~ak~erord n r rk 1Cannanvrlle, and Mrs. Margar· )m ' ChippeWa down 1·15 a Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES reJ 'I' Ho. 2rc et Cottrrll. Sharon Sut> , Craig m ·. Sail Ann u 34 2 'a ~- · will meet In special session Fri· --d Bru ce . local·. .' y Damp - ' C.therme . . day at 7 p·m · for the purpose e ftnOUDC Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. wad of cotton or facial 11Ussue form also 11111•1Jy llvea reltet. Noncl oF HE••rNo Fo• ~AII:DLI I an I' Gallipolis !cobol LIIANON. Ohio, June 1, uu Mr and Mrs. Wrllis Leadmg· d . Cru bl d of m1tiation. 1be surest way to prevent soaked 1n I or 1180 ne. And 10 I uy, who would . • Nl es8011 Gerald B o .. , nr 11 prl• own 4. 1 p.m., cr e own M'SON F 1 i 1 . •·~tv on~r no~ (•onUned In tht Lebwnnun l ham. daught~r s, Connie, Bar- 7:45 p m . Walter Beckjord Mary Shrine, White Shrine of n • unera se" ce por!lon ivy is to star lndoon, The use 0 1 8 prO!e\:1- e trade a flne IUIDII'ler dlf, with ~~~:PI'!~"!~~te~nst~;:~on Metu '1:~~"~~: bara and Rose Marie, were the j down 9 15 p.m.; Titan up 11 Jerusalem will meet In rep.lar f~ William A. Ca~twrlght, but even t~t may fall, because cream before contact with pol- aU its hazards, for any otbr ('Un\Jrtfli M ay t\162 the ,., ime of weekend guests of hiS mother I m . Tibolt down 12 l!) a m . session at the IOOF hall Friday Middleport, who dred June contact With tools, clothes, or son ivy may prove helpful. The day in the vear' 11 Gund La n•m ar~d serv!n1 !IC'n I Sou h l P· ·· · · ., at the Huntington Veteran1 ' I b k t · ten"• of , T Y~ .. n ( •H No 5540. Mrs . Rosa Leadmgbam, t Blue Seal up l2. 50 3 m . Invad· at 8 p. m. A. report on tht oat. prcn c Is e contsmlnated cream shou)d contaJn z1rcon~ Q Wlaat' eaaHI blvnf ~H:~·~!~.u~;;;N aA~~~r~!R~~~rec~~e , Webster. They attended his al· er up 2 am ; P~lly Cr~~e down ional session will bt slven. pi tal, will be held at the Fos· with the pojsou IIVeral day1 tum, as this neutralizes t h e ... - HI ,_ oomtnou • llllssJoN oN oR A..., ..:H .1u1 ~ 1911:~. 1umm m Portsmouth. • •o . Sol . R 1 J th M 1 Ch n.. lesong Funeral home Sunday may cause you to polson ,. vt1 .. 1 very NDDktU 9 4 oHio P ARooN ANn PAROI.t: ., ., am , vay up ., am , e urn ona 8D e gs a,...- 1 tth bu · 1 ln the · ~ n It ba 1orm Ul a erl)'. co MMIIii s loN I Mrs. Agnes White, Mrs. Mild- Samuel Clemmens down 11 ·40 ter Daughters Of the American :30 p. m. w na out. · Desensitizing lnjec!ttons or may r!~ltRo~~~ 1R"'~o~~"rn.. rk I red Pierce. sons Terry and 8 m Re~olution, will hold their an· Graham cemete~:- The Rev. Furthermore, 1 dog that hal tablets have been helpful to caused by I p-eat variety al " ' '· "· "' ITony, were ot Fort Knox, Kay . K;..awha River- Esso West nual Flag Day luncheon Friday. Ralph Mahoney Will officiate. up the reoln may deliver some sWieeptibte pertiOIII, but subetanoea. PHVL.L_IS_ A_Aw = LEY . r .. ~'d"'ll •I where they attended the gradu· VIrginia up London 11·40 p m . June 14 at the Farmer's Hotel He waa a veteran of World right to the easy chair where must be taken two or threelfi;;;;i;ii;;;i;iii;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;&i;;o;il1lil;; 16tl:l ~ 7hl Stree t. Broo k h " N y ' f th f . . i"'•• ur Pl.l ct Cl f r eslr e nr e othe rw t~e un latlon 0 e ormer ' s son, James Robert w Lea up London 2·SO Jtt Gallipolis at 1 p. m. The War II aDd had . been employed are I....... you pat him , months before the anUclpaled kno w n . •• llrrebv t~otlfl•d th a r o o ·the I Robert White They wen? ac- a m . Se me t d own Marme t 12·.• spea ker WI'II •D'tck -uromas of 88 a ·truck mav r--t It I few hourt ---~to •16t h d a ~ of 'lllav 19113 . ac k 'II lhw IJIIC W dnver. Col Born bu hJuly I. ~ uc of any value · 1914 1 ...... bl!!nJ plamt•fl m"ed h•~ pet! hon compamed home by Pvt. White, 45 ~·m Edeana Bosworth up Gallipolis who will speak on the m , es urn s, e days later when your akin Tbey malt Dot be taka after • • • • llll<olnal hl'r u dl!f!'nd a nt In •hi! ( OUrt h I f I h h e With . .' the son of the latt Fred .- nd l'·ht Poi uf Cntnmin Plea., Mel lfl Count y w 0 spen 8 ur oug er I Marmet 3·30 a.m.; Oliver Shear- Civil War Centennial. ' r.u • ~ "I· . the espoaart, •• tbll wouW •ly Ohuo, Cu e No 13 498 pr a.v LnJ I 0 r relatrves before gomg to F'ort M t 5 45 . 0 F Mattie 1\fartln cartwright. ivy acquired ill thla WI)' is, IIIP'8'1w ·- •L- ...... L dh , ne ,, nm th e ~·ud Ph vl ti • Haw _. er Up arme Bm , · . JUNE J5 SurviVOll include tWO IIIII' la ..ea, ~OX It!¥ QO th .. I!: TOU!Id t of W i ll f ul " " I Hood , Texas, where he Will be Shearer up Marmet 7 am · w Th SUnday School and BTU very rare. w 't u h . I ..... So if .-eoee of n ld dth•nd~n• from • a I d . '. . e ters Mra Robert Hayes lck t e can 8 11"11:1' uc.,. , pJ•Inttrr for mor!' than " " "' y ... r •~~~ stafloned Winfieldd 11 :- conventioo of Providence Dia. Haven, ' . Mr. s. J 0hMY Loper, ' Col• Mon often you hand P up vy In spite Ill precauttona• you (fe. In Middleport paat and Grou N•~tl• r• or nut y, •nd Mr and Mrs Robert A Har- 1H Shafer, CJr . Vup Ha at flnt Plaintiff al so pra)s ror •he (' are. ~u ' • . k 150 p.rn ; . rner own trict will be held at the Naomi umbus· a son Jack Weirton· · velop an Jvy rash calamine to. toch .lnd 1!01\Utl l of lhl m l o o r ' h!ld dt•n or Manon spent the wee w f ld 2 45 a m Jennifer B Is h h Sat d d ' I • I If matt people, yea are lion ad' of iu r•n' or th e parh<!~ and t or othe r prop -d h h . ts d t- lfl te : . · ., apt t C urc Ur BY In siX grandchildren, tWO brothers, ' to •---•- wftll _ or I paste m e lOCI m tl er rellrf Said fiU U Will '" for hur I en Wit t elf paren an 8 Jean up Wtnfleid 4 8 m ; Helen Sunday June lS-16. J k w t Col bia nd La po..-.wl bk!arbonate and water may re~·on ~~art~r th e 29t h da) "'Jun ... tended . the Racine- Hrgh school z . down Winheld 4 am ; Elger- Ohto 'valley and Great Bend ac • Ees Col urn • a I w· tbi• re~t., &be ftrtt rule il to lleve the dllcomfort. Cortisone , ~, M Aowlo. Alumm r d w· f ld 5:10 a m.; Granges will visit Hemlock ant; renee . eman, Pt. peas- learn wllat puliUG i•y looks Uke • I c... w. c.ow • """" ! -Ad1 Slack c Iff own m 1e two sisters, Miss Sylvia ber lb Ill aol and related steroid hormones , 1 Attor Beaver down Winfield 8:45 a.m . Grove Grange Saturday even· Col• nd nmem lfOWI _ _:':nPy -c"_cn• ·f orH .Pla 31 l nmr uu 1. 24 21. 211=-T ~ 1· . '!:man, West ColurnIlla, a nd only u a ~~lot~lon~_:oln~tme~~nt~or~ta~b~le~t.!J,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!I!I!!!!t!!ll ' 11 1 viae bat aiM Calla 'Em Ao He 8Ht 'E• Helen: My husband llld I hive beeD lmwrried throe Y"'• and on MoItheir's Day I lblnk ht lhould me a oor••• or 1 smaU of appreclatioD. We don't children , so he thinks this Is not neoessery. What'• your 1 "?lrdon 1 • _ JUST A WilE ' '· R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ,Dodge-Dodge Dart-4:~~r 5. Second & MiH St: · �' .. Dilly 8entbtel, Pomeror·Miadleport, 0., June 14, 1183-l Helen V~iee Of Broadway ••• Reporting · ~elp ·Us! 11__...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,1 :~= .IUlletiD ~· I'· ~~oart~· ""* ~~~&el.-; a mlr~~elt ~~ap- Frd IIMIN.. ~illt" IIIHit, 11111w1 pone. LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, 1'est Virgini. dul!lt' ¥ :U m.n;.!: wbif!t!; ..,q.;.· 'if eorer r11rJ nil a- Report ftj 0 :icl Roc:eller~~~':,. Social NeWS t~y ':"col~~~~.·~:,. 1 ~., thell~~.ea ~ ~ng ~~~r: ·~ir youn~er will continue ID dlslntearate . FollowtnJ the rl #11 of lba Stllndard 011 Company letter, the boanl veted to ..._ laranted the ctmtract for sM tile wort at Wool Calallland oil for the scbool tralltl-1 bla aebool aeceuny ID presystem with a pare lor the lllmleoll of Cllf. bid of tU centa per g&ncml ton acboul 1D attend classes on reaullr gasoUne and 66 at Weal Colambla next aebuol per ,gallon on HD oU and term. The board approved tbe oento per gallon on regular. lgnatton of Mra. AIJIY Pure Oil Company had also bid SIXTY·TlnRD _Mr. and }Irs. John c. Frick are observing their 63rd wedding a:"niversary today . They were I principal of West on the contract and the Gulf married by the Rev. Ira Bond, then a pastor of the First Baptist ohurcbof Pomeroy, m 1900. Tl w ~ are the parerts sohool, and hired Richard E. Od Company bid could not be of three children two daughters and one son· Agnes Frick Weeks, Wife of Eldon Week•. Pome . ov. Emma Fr r k I Wtlkea, a math I o coosldtred as It was noneoelv- Burkhart, Ind., and John Paul Frick. married to Ruly Curtis Frick, who still live the Laurel Farm placement at Wahama ed on tune. In Pomeroy. They have eight grandchildren and seven great grandchddren. High. Bids were opened and dJa. Mtas Zelda Knapp, for the oonstrucUon 1 2 Earn Ranking Planning Varatinn , or of Schools, gave the . Elemenlary of report of testing program m and the Pl. As Honor Students School Program , Of the 32 Rio Grande College t sohoot. for the th bas served Its usefulness. e coun Y . Junior School Admlnlllr.. tudents on the Dean's honor Sunday School attenda~e on The Rutland Church of Christ ' A wall Ill the school buildlng two Jean shoWlftl that tive Unit. The bids oovered genS S ' ~oil fi"e reside in Meigs coun· June 9 was 68, offering $14.40 will hold its Daily Vacation collapsed aeveral month! 1111° County sohoot. In grades oral oonstruction, heaUng and • ty, 'and of the 67 on the Dean's Worship serv1ces were held at Bible School program F~lday . and, aceordbtg to the aroblted through four either .exceeds . No aotinn was tsken Merit Roll seven are residents 10 ·45 w1th Ch's 0 . Woode, lay· June 21 at 7:30 p. m. Children firm, lbe buUdlng was oonstruct· are equal to the naUonal on the al l!'.la Ume. T h of Meigs county. leader , and an attendance o~/~ will present lesson studies, Boar- has scheduled PT PLEASANT _ M'188 C On the Dean's Honor Roll are , There was an attendanoe _ . · m. t the Sunday School p1cntc meeting for June 24th ' nie CottrtU was Installed as Wor· Lms CbrtS~an, freshman, Car- a . Wood e Mr and Mrs Edgar Koehler ----thy Advisor of the Poltlt Pleas- penter ; Annette Bahr, sopho- ~eld &:nd~y m:h!as enJo:;;vat of · Amesville aod Mr. and ant Assembly 23 Order of Rain- more, Long Bottom : John plcn~ moe th and some of ' Mrs. Waid Swartz of Athens. . bow for Girt. this week. Mora, Pomeroy. Bobby Ord, noon . e yoo ed of Daily Vacation Bible School Others Jnatalled were Linda Middleport, Patricia Price, the adults endjoysoft gbaam,,es h'l will be gin here on June 24 and n three Jumors. · · horseshoe an w 1e Associate advisor ; Jan-- Por tl a nd , a d .. t d extend through June 28. 1 charity; Jane Sterne On the Dean 's Merit Roll are others sat. an YtSJye . th = ..... Sue Kincaid faith William Bahr. sophomore, Cbes- The Me1gs Co ou Keener love: Ruth' Slur· ter ; Sondra Drake, sophomore, was held In the. ~burch d ' eBULOVA religio~· Sandra Shearer Pomeroy: Sarah Hannigan, Sunday June 2 wit an a11en · eHAMILTON nature; Sauy' Redmen, immor: sophomore, Thomas Kelly, sen· ance of 63. Devotions were led PT. PLEASANT - Mas~ n tality; Joyoe Stewart, fidelity; ior, both from Middleport; Con· by the Rutland group and County 4-H Camp at SOuthside Sandra Thornton, patriotism; nle Lewis, sophomore, Harrison- Pomeroy led the muSic . Games will open Monday w1th 208 +H Linda 'Thrlmas, service ; Jean~ ville ; Wilma Ernestine Stock- were played. and a p1cmc supCuH Links & Tie rs regialered for t be Casto, confidential observ- Inn , sophomore, Hemlock Grove per was enjoyed. according to Gil Darlene Nibert outer ob- and Carmen Price, junior, Port- Recent Sunday guests of Mr. • Ronson & Zippo Lighters County 4-H Club ' laod. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz were ~lm, w,.. :,ate vtoo~;.utfer:• ~~;:,;. !I'" , d LEGAL NOTICE ISOCJALII Se....r:CeS For I Cohm,doh. .• 34 e v "'...... MANY OTHER ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM THE SHOE I _ ---~- was here for Memorial Day and called on the M. E . Nelson home. Mrs. Jlarley Hoffman recent- - - - - - - - - - lty underwent surgery at Holzer Mrs . Grace Colwell, who has hospital. been a medical patient at Hoi. V I ' i II n i the graves at Zt'r hosp1fal. IS recuperating at the Nelson Cemetery on Memthe home o~ her daughter . Mn . orial Day from a distance Wt>re Rex Shenefield .. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ogdin, Mr . Mr . and Mrs . Marvm Wilson and Mrs. Wesley Ogdin of Coland Pam were recent visitors m umbus and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nrws, Events ~rs. Hoo~ter. The Middle pot Firemen will sponsor their first lee eream social of the season Saturday evening on the lawn at the viiiage holt beginning at 4 p. m. Homemade pie and cake and ice cream will be on sale. Do· nations are welromed JUNE 11 · Magnolia .Temple Pythllin Sis· ters will meet at the DAV hall Tuesday at 7 , 30 p.m. to prac· HIGH-FASHION COLORS AND WHITE /}IJTCH JTANBtl/lt/ -p...,.._ l'tll£ L~ til HOUSE PAINT $J.II of the The White HooN aMounced coptance of lht Ia vI lon whJdJ prevloutly hod turned dowtJ becauu of • · ble confUct with the forthoomlng European trip. ever, the Europeon trip now beea acheduled to otart after h1s mother, Mrs . Carl Shenefield to Pittsburgh ooe day to consult a specialist. about her ej'elt Mrs . Shendteld had undergone sur~ery for on eye at Holzer hospltal_~_few_ weeks Athens Mrs .. Effie Hoosier is spend· ing some time at Parkersburg with her cousin. Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner and Mrs. Hutchiosoo are attend- .·g· .. - - - -JFJI SLATES PEECH WASHINGTON tUP[) - President Kennf'dy plans to apeak at Charleston, W. Va., June 20 dur· ing "Slatebood Day" Memonles ' ~utoltln"" ·V ~I')' l flf!lfO OOII ucep 8u flU 117 MN 0... 'laiiQ ,..IIUaal., 1:ompan, 1t1 aleea•••1 " · ,. ,., clbh:o ........ ~ . . . . . . , . • '1 5, ~ ot•lorlal u 11ao'" Wl' •11• ....., et.. tuU1Ji1 .••w .•••• tM .... lOft~ .. .,.....,. • fhono WY 2·27" ltd91fUiaAI rlpr ... at.t.uw tcattlneiH ......D. la1.. ... l4JIDI •fill 4•1•. N. . !ton CltJ ~~- Yftlt; ' 11U'-'1ptl" r ...• .,........., lliJ ••atW.IIdl • 0:01.1 .. . ._~~;~ ... fUr t. •••ace •• 1' It ' o)elb s..a.1" ...,. .. Ill .• Ill - .... ..... .... "' ................. ..... ..... ....,,. ............ ..... . .w.~~.- . . Courteous Service The Martin Restaurant' Thlr4 0 11 .11 . , ••u, !tDI ,.... • .81 IL.,._ ROUTI7 Mltlolloport MIDDLEPORT .._ _An. ___ __ ,_ ________ _ __ Regtslrallon will be h e I d Monday from 11 a.m. unW t p.m. with Mrs. J. E. Sommer Ill charge. Camp cooks this year will be Mrs. Mery Stephenson, wm cyl std. llhift. Shows good care. land judlfng. --- .60 Pontiac VB Catalina · s1 ,69S 'l,'' 1 ~ l'hene WY i-21'76 · 110 Otut!AI!Ott 01!.. . """"..,..,.. .,.,.....J•·•·••"-"" ........ .....-r........ ...... p,..U. ealtiafiMI ~Ou,tlMiiiJNi, u, ',., l ,' ,..•. .-........ .~ ............. ., .. ' . \ .')! ·,..... 1961 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $1895 6 cyl. Radio and heater. automatic trans. One owner. 1960 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan .. "' .. $1495 1960 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. ···· ··· · $1595 Hard Top V8, automatic tr.ans. Radio ani heater, Ollll owner. 1959 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan · .... .. .. · $695 IN A "VALUE RATED" USED CAR 61 Cadillac-$3800 2 DOOl' B.T. Power steering, pow~r 62 Cheyl • • $2695 Impala 4 Door Sedan. Solid black with brakes, hydroamaUc traiiMllisalon, blue mettllie finish, whitewall tirea, new C.· power brakes and steering, automotie trans. plus air conditioning. 6 cyl. Standard trans. Radio and heater. 1959 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Station · · $1595 VB, automatic trans. Radio and heater, power steerlD.g and brakes. 1958 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan·· ···· $795 6 cyl. Heater, automatic trans. 1958 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan ...... $995 VB, standard trans, Radio and heater. 1957 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $695 1957 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top · · · · · · $595 Radio and beater, automatic trans. Iae.ot $1795 t Door Sedan, two tone pain~ pC>Wer steering and bydramatic, radio and beater, one local owner, now Ol<h trade ln. A real niee one for on)J 1957 OLDS 88 H T Coupe. Beautiful red and white fJniah, power -.. .snd oteerin1, hydulilallc ttano. Radio and whitewalls. New F8tl trade In, va\uodltjl~ II $1095 · -.. 1957 Dodge 4 Dr Sedan ........ · · $795 S~LU ' 1956 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · $595 VB, radio and heater, automatic trans. 1954 Dodge l Ton Pickup··· ···· · $495 3 speed trans. 1953 Dodge l Ton Pickup · · · · · · '.; $39$ 3 speed trans. 1959 GMC l Ton Pickup ,3 speed trans . One owner, n&W p•int. .;, $1095 $895 . & Van ,%Qndt ''..., MOfOit ,. . · VB, automatic trans. Power steerin&" and brakes, radio and heater, one owner, low mileage. 1958 OLDS 88 trade .bt. . A real ... ADMI'l'l'ED: Mrs. . Pt. Pleaaanl;.. R ... cyl. Radio and heater , standard trans. One owner". 6 cyl. Standard trall9. Radio and beater. f Door St!llan, bydrama ltci ~!'> wJtll"'!fJI(I llr· '56 BUICK.., SpeC. 4 Dr. _,_,__ $495 ;' 6 6 cyL Standard trans. Radio and heater . cme local Owner, new , 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan · .. · $1795 1960 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ·· · · $1495 1961 . OLDS F-e5 '57 OLDSMOBILE 2 Dr.-tiT .. $695 ' ,, : . "'· '2nil . .,..,. . One Galukl 4 Door Sedan and one Country Sedan 4 Door Stt.tion Wa~on , Both have .IIKom•Uc traD1., whitewall tire1, radio and heater .Your choice for only $1295, . · 5' all-er '' '. RO~LEY &REED HPWE . GTBT COIIJTU. (2)-1960 FORD 4 DR'S '57 8UICK 2 Dr; HT - - $695 CM!tlllti MASON, W. VA. One Galuie, one Fairlane 500. :Both have Fordomatic and whJtewall tires. Galaxie his equipment. $1495 and $1295. " iii USED CARS FURNITURE CO. (21-1959 FORD'S ~. "'i1ijiiiiiiiii::ii 6 cyl. Radio and heater, standard traM. brakea. Hyd. It will, only If Order By Phone And Take 'Em Hom, WT 2·5432 IN GOOD • • • MASON tlilMc: trade_in . & di-. Sedan. Only 23, l35 careful miles. Power steering & I -........... --T- ..... Mro. Billy Smith, Mrs. Carl Sebrell and Mrs. Bonnie Waldla . Kitchen belpen will be Emma A8lt TO WED WALL CLCXK DINE OUT THIS SUNDAY ltlil. •lf'1'lef . . . . . 8 SANDWICH New Furniture ONLY f299 Crafts to be taught tolude liquid embroiderln~, plasUc • ' Ag- 1Falcon Sta Wagon -· s1 ,39S ~~~~~..=--!~~ ELECTRIC ·KITCHEN N a tion~ , :~~:Home Demonstration ,....... ·SUNBEAM DEVOTED TO INTIREil Of ~EIGt ~ASON AUA I. o-.........IIIN9 c ....... "''"""""'· •• ,... I fomBoy . 3 ROOMS l~:;=~ts:_:w~el~oo:m~e~.===~=====::=::=:::=:::=:;::~~~~§~~~=~~ Barnette, Gregory, County AgentWllllam and Wanda Stem· I, flower planters, alndwtob trays dr. Sedan. Power Steering & brakes. Hyd. OWned by and moccasin makbtg. Classeo · ocal miolBter. be tau8)lt t charting, premartini, arebery' newspaper. aalety, clvii defense, foods, I I r----..:..__.......... Installing officer was 0 o r a The pre-registration shows Toney,_ installing recorder and this year's camp to be one of chaplam was Mrs. Lottie Wdthe largest In the hialory of the long and Mrs. Janette Capehsrt camp whiclt will be held Mon· was ..-gantst. Mrs. Jewell Cotday through Friday next week. mother of the worthy advisor was introduced and a busState workera Jnclnde LeciDol tness meeting was beld followard Hill, Bluefield oamp dlrectnslaUatton. IDr; Ada Cor, Nichols County, NNOUNCE REVIV" who will be In chsrge of I he A_ . . ~ Crall program and Victor Rev1val servtces will begm at kerson, Fayeti. County, who the Carleton church, located on will uslat wltb the General road, June 16 Juno 30 at 8 p. m. Ca mp proaram. H. c. (Bill) Stanley . wiU County workers wiD be Mr. messages each evening. it'aa rHl DAILY SENTINEJ ••,,_,.~. 2.03 s.·gn In .IH.Camp For ... At Souths.•de 61 Pontiac VB Star Chief S2, 19S a~~=afts~ waoh your hantls, prefwith a ltr<mtl aoap, the As an alterna!lve, you 1. • finish Uke new. Radio. that you have come in con. with the leavtl, the lOOft- a·rgal'n Of The Mon. h.· • $1 59S 4 poisonous resia 11 found oh1tfiy on ths leavtl. Many I penon aplnsl theM leavu knockin1 about in the wlthoul realtdns that he dtme 10. If you should recocntm too :-'ol>ulorll 1 4 dr. Sedan. One careful local owner. Sparkling black Lou McDermitt and Leah Rice. memberslrJ,;:;un:•::20:·::::::::::::w:lpo::th::•:res::ln=off=:wt:th~l~~ Huntmgton .. lttng rP.Iahves there who Nelson of Spencer, w. Va.Wlison tice. All officers and had been Vl~ Mr . and Mrs. Marvin are urged to be present. fur sev~ral weeks returned vi sited Mrs . Edgar Crabtree, - ~-- ·-·- - - - - ICnT.-If VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. af~r' noon era I Hom e home With th~m. 'ed who was a .sureical pati~nt at lng the summer session at Rio _Rex Sheneftekl accompam Sheltering Arms Hospital at Grande College. TOP.QUAUTY 61 Pontiac Tempest ~ tng. The members of Hemlock Mrs. Ben Pickens, Baltimore, ago. Grove Grange are ISk to bring Md balll. Robert Sanders of Miami , Fla. pies lor refeshments. F~lends ma oall at the fun· Its ~hick, atiok~, Old Salem + . Op Saturd.,. 9 AM ·fO 9 PM , - NGS USED CAR BARGAINS SHOP ...,.............. , • Homeo/the a.. o} u STEAK HOUSE Alfred J In talled By RaiohOlVS 1 I nn Miss Cottrill • Meeker Wallets eJewelry Cases -' 0 day 's M . ed-·••ca l. Repo-• I Mr Cartwrignt Ar A ed Clarks~·ille, WATCHES 1 Crow's 1 p.;a n;;:: ~~:~ toll•~ Can be at Ashland Sero vice Statllln at Syracule. S If 3111 Assistant Superintendent of Ma· 1011 County acbools in I a s I night's adjourned session of the Board of Education. MOton Burdette, newly lUIJDo eel Superintendent of Mason County Schools, to take offloe July 1, oalled the board mem· session bers into execuUve when Bayre wu named Assistant fen' a two year term and bls salary wu set at "',800 per ear subject to his acceptanoe. y Powell, Superintendent, 8 read letter from the Frampo ton archtteoll concemlng their recommendations of the Cllfton SChool. The Jetter stated that In their nptnton the building ~ :f' f .. .T Foret Yt;; eonverttblo. one owner. t4lll. Alao, JM D1!So1a Uoor . . -: POINT PLEASANT - Ralph ed Ill IUD dried brick and over IBI!d gr&del live throolh seven I Bayre of New Haven and prlnct- the yean the brlok hat runnbtg slightly below pal of Wahama Junior H i g h toraled to a point where norm, but allow ':~~ I lui achool term, wu !IIIDed bave no compreased value In the past " ~=· aperao::n~~~~: ~JJ. ~·~Jl"~ ':"~ ~,:.~ ~ \f . M~cl~n~ M~:~~~ames =!ncf'::':I :::0 ~ :roR SALE - Superintendent's Position et1\dJ141 SyraCUSe Too Late • Sayre Named To Assistan :;:' wm • ~·--~--·------------------~ A recllll polllallell ill M blo lrlp, to New Yart, hll 1-. 111111 Ill illte TJnlGII di•IUsd tt• 1111 ~·-= 1'11 ! love 11. ~ ~- _ ,;m thai Ollly per Cllll ill Jilt llllaiJ IW ' lillili B~t Jet'a aet back to lite .,.. lint hotter ·before 11 eooll ell. Up =~a:: ~ 1o11m1 )lit~;:. stnn1111: wJlr not rnll'aillul hla ~*it ln lbe eolelnled an bul ~pped up 'tbat~~ ~ llldllnl 'lwloM~ 1 Ish is ~ famous American Jill D. ~elt Jr, be 1111,..,.. ~ dluml· 011 •_a. unwanted 1101 rtlOtlonsblp wttb lhl rf11" IIWl to •R • Nllqa ~ Idea 11111 he jlldD't 'llle ren tn brGken ~- M • famUy hao been dlplfled and l.UW fw the ~emorsblp Ill Time' a11c1a1 hlqllar will IJI'~.. the!lt n 1 a f~ JlllltY yMn. When Now York 111e next lime around. a IIIOIIIb an. It Ollis 1nid at voroe evil. Dtvoroes are thing Ia over, QueeD And the IIIW1 1110110)' c:onsfd. the MWUtands- but IJ buD'$ Jy correcUono of errors her """101'1 and the biJD formidable opponent foolld aD ol tbJ peapli .0 ol by parenll and preachoi'l · will have to ,... :" . ; lite ~I charm the dine ....._ IIIII lit ; I· • aUowed lbe mal'I'IJIO to be their IJUOII Iiiii drutJo:al. v~ew · •••• Dear Wife: formed In tha first plal:o. ty · 11,1 been oenturies aillca and the RockeleUer dlvoroe and llld Liz Tafklr1 ~:Ill II ll NegaUve . . Would you, OXJ)oct people ahwld realla thex charaoten 10 Involved In junior allppllla 101'\'lce ., they U D 1 remarriage. True, the a dlp!oma if you hadn t srad- moiDt for single bliss, headlined unplusantneal have FDR has beeD divoroecl and !ell 1illal an the MWIIYIIIIW uated · - H. than double trouble. Thole been 10 clUH to lite Tbnme ... married qtlln, but II happen- Ire IIYbte aboul them, 1114 !bey Dear Helen: aren't the team-type 1hl>Uld l!:umple ot how deeply t b 1 ad when he waa very YOUIII - d the avidly iltor I have often heard Danish diverted from the harneu, stot')l 11 •lnklna Into tho lowealand hll beautifulllrll wife, tbe lhelr llnlklul eaffea. _ so ~-. . people are hord . to get along 1o0t allowed 1o have pr011ny. aort of scandal-sheet mire, but former Ethel duPont, quickly not .,._InC likely they'd 11, Iw1th relatives In R1ttman . They with . 1 am a Dane and I won- SGF with important penOII&lles lea· remarried; alw! wu not reject- nore Time for 1 couple Ill ,fortwere accompanied home by der about myself I have a mean Dear SGF· tured· The a th«ltles search- ed and she did not become an nlgbll .... .Jule Styne paid 'rl:\01 · their granddaughter aod niece Vef disposition, gettktg meaner. One qu~ion: Who diverts the ,partr':.ent of ~ of the object of pity, u ths ~. Mrl. Bennett I dreoalna roam VW! • MJSs Roberta Le')'JS , for a VISit. Where I work, If I can piok on who and how? - H. princlpals Ill the CaN, eame upo ~efeller i)u. Althouih Ha~ after oatchbtg his ahow at 1M Mr. and Mrs. A. lj. Durst Gauge readtnp : Gallipolis some<IJle Jt's okay, otheerwise Dear Helen: on a photoaraplt shOWing a key J 1 were In Columbus ~here they dam 18.8, 19.4, running 27 feel I'm mean at home. When I get If a brother and sister figure disportlllg with a bevy e, \lOll ' . attended the graduation of theJr · 011 the rollers, Pomeroy - Mason a mad streak, I break up pen· to be spanked lor the s • m e of ladtea. All were nude except able commenta with her ·~ Ackel'llllll, the , _ ~ d*tloo Visiting Mrs Clara Hess were grandson . 123.14, Pt. Pleasant 24.82, Hln- ciis, throw people'o work around thing, shouldn't gel I h for the gentleman in the picMiso Helen Ke•zel of Wheehng l Mr and Mrs. Emmett Bartels Iton 112 falling, Kanawha Falls ond turn off !hell' hghts, JUSt same klnd of spanking! ture, who was weulnJ Ollly 111 1 ~~ • Ito pu , ot ~Is the nioit Misses Cleora ~nd Rose Green· v1st1ed in Cincinnati with their 1.9J rising, Charleston 17 .98 sta- to be stinkin'. There 's one at My sister Is 12 and I. am apron. And thll Is a man who po ,~ 0~ k ; : : YIMI ve I . •h• le 0 f Rayland son and daughter-m·law, Mr t10nary Montgomery Island tbe offtco I pick on especially, recently we got Into a f1ght been on utremely friendly e m01111 ew or The new pastime 8rnulll ~ William Ei chinger and :and Mrs . Vernon Bartels and dam 16.0, 116, running 13 feet. but if she wasn' t thoro, it would when Mother aakl she waa will\ 111e very proper &nd the naUon - th~ wome~ moat ohic Easterners Ia a aama r th weekend children. Londoo , Marmet and Winfield be someone else. lng to spank us, my stater and membera of her 1m- over 1 oertaln ace w men caDad "MUle Born." They play 1 0 8 attend -' Mrs William Eichinger and dams were on the sills. My husband and I don't get ed to bawL She orled so mediate famlly!. .. ... To 11 (or houn on end .... C. B. 1 8 Race's daughters , Nancy and Lmda, VIS Boat movemenlo: along too good. When he's go- that Mom JUSt madt her Upper Crull In lAndon, II I 1111 w Atkin&, Sarah Vaughan'• ti1 D ed s Quick 1ted relatiVes '" Nelsonville on Ohio River - Lunga Point to take me somewhere and over and gave her • couple seems Incredible that Bucttna!nd JJIIrtllled huJband llld !DI'IIIU Mrs · Mar aret Cottnll and decorahon day and attended up 14, 3 . ~> p.m ; Jacob G. up '". a fe~ mmutes late l m~ke swats. But when 11 came ham Palate hadn't been d.Ja- aren 1°f I th rut 0 bant'To manaaer, just pulled off 1 bll Bru~e VJS~ed lhe Townhouse the memon al serv~oes at Green· 14, 8 p m.; Delta Queen up 14, h1m watt an hour the next tune tum, ~he roaD~ aave me I elf about I be to vote orGO: :m ob- promotion deal. He "'aped an 00 t rv in Athens County , lawn cemetery. . . uo a.m.; Lemae up 14, z..w to pay him baok .. I even step- In' With a hall'. brusll. l aocial HI Jon& q~ote one po : ~ exclusive Ne"' Hark dill for Quick's relatives are Mr• Aldo J effers VISited her a.m.; Es:ro Pennsylvania up 14, ped oot on Just lor spite. think this is fall', do youl before their abocklns activities I = Ray Cbarlea on June 2t,. at buri.d They also spe•1t the husband who IS employed 10 3.25 a.m .; Bayou Lorrame up I am gettina so miserable I BILL for qQtte a lonJiime. Tbt only ~s _ whlob ttme he'U preaenl Ray attern.;.,n with h1s neph ew Char· Columbus 15, 5 05 a.m. ; Ben McCoon up even hate myself. My husband Dear Bill: rea10111ble theory as to why Happy ~~ sreat but d001t and his orchestra and~ ill Rev. and Mrs. Harold Holmes 1' .. .. m . Hamilton up 15 tells me to see a dootor, but I' ll No, I don't think It Ia fair . thll-• 1101 done Ia thaiiiO one she vote. a cabaret M..,, and danoe a$ 1 Ies Qu Ick of Alb any R D· ed •· • · ~ · · • ' "1 th 0u h of ,_._ ., • Kevm and Kent~n Jeffers , and daughters have return 6 45 a .m .; National down 16, wait for yoor advioe. - MRS. Yoo' ro learnln& early I h a dared broach IUoh a oubject 10 Speaking o e c en the Armory at143d St. alll( lth tears are a girl'a beat friends. Queen Elizabeth, let alone give Wlndaor, the blggeot "loser" al Ave. The Armory ho~ tljou" 8 nl the weekend wllh t heir home after visiting two weeks >:t> a .m .; Bingo up 17 , 3:45 a. CC.D. ~nd a rents, Mr and Mrs with lheJt parents 1" Willard. m ; Col. Davenport up 18, 3 15 Dear Mrs. D: - H. her the details. that big charity gambling blah ands o1 people and Atkllllllfndl ~~ d/Saunders of Galbpohs Their son s rem?med there for a.m .; New Martinsville up 19, I agree with your husband : THE BACKHARD FENCE she attended went completely to clear $25,000 on the deal . , .. ~eekend guesls of Mrs Allee "" extended VISit 6.05 am .; Bob Benter up 19, see a doetor, and don 't delay! Dieters' slogan: Let the The top GOP klnamaken, af· unnoUced by the reporters who The Island o1 Bimini, 20 mlnCapeharl weco her son and fam- 1 Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Sell- 6 20 a.m. , Robert Reed up zo, Biammg your changed person· fall where they sway. - S. W. ter a private conclave, have de- .overed the event. He w a a utes from Miami by air, Js plln1, M and Mrs Bill Capehart• • " of Columbus visited here 6:10am.; OVEC up 21 , 5 35 a. jality on the Danes Is as silly SACJI.AMENTO, CALIF. cided to give one of their top Frank Erickson, who knows nbtg two Las Vepr style pmll r Marvin of Columbus . With their mothers , Mrs . R. B -~ m ; Peggy Downey up 22, 6:50 as saying, "I'm red-haired, so, This column Is dedicated to randklatea the bad newo: be quite a bit about dioe and spin- bling casinos for nelrt so.-. anMr~onDa isv Duckworth . Mr. Sellers and Mrs A. L. Flana· am : Dave Crockett down 23, 1of course, I have • hot temp- family Hving, 10 If you're can't be nomlnaied for the Bll nlng wheels Marlon Bran· Tho government, which needs and Mrs G..,rge Schne1der and gan and brothers, Rober! and 12 ·>5 a.m ; A. E. Dyke• down er " - H. ing kid trooble or just One In 111M .. . Govl!l'lltll' do not only donated ~.ooo to money as much u anyone else, Eleanor Kay spent a few days Lewis. . . 23, I : 25 o.m.; Soothlaod down A1ainst Marrlaae trouole, let Helen help Romney received quite a boost Martin Luther King's fund, but Is relaaln& Its stern views oa - - - -- - - - - , Mr . and Mrs . V~rgll Teaford 23. 4:35 a.m.: Jerry Bosworth jDeor Helen: She will also welcome your from the Mormon Church, of he tolcfia represenlattve ol the gambltnc In favor of revenue . . 1 and family hav e returned . to up 23. 5 50 a.m .; Indiana up 23 I agree "'lth Allen that many amusing experience!. whioh he Is a member, when oraanlzat(on that he would make Before Barbara Rockefeller 1811- - _ __ - ~ their home here after spendmg >:55 a .m : Valvoliroe up Green· females should be "Aaalnst Helen Bottel In care of ita elders announred they were a personal appearance In the eel for Europe, ahe kept a bide~ •• "" . .1 '"" ••• PAIOLI the winter in Melbourne, Fla. up 10o3() p.m.: H. E. Bowles up Motherhood." No one II entit- newspaper. eastna their reslrlctton on Ne- Alabama trouble area If thst away date at the Steak CNtno N~E~':~ 1 ~1~ !' ~-'";.·r~ ~·r. 1 !'!rt• Mr . a~d Mrs .. Edwa~d ~alke Greenup 12:35 a .m.; Franklin led. to a child who is not ready , Copyrlgh~, 1963, Kina groea- but it'1 doubtful If that would help the cause .While with her favorite man - the oner . now rnnfi nt"ll ln t he Lfob i !IOil of Lottndge visited hiS SISter , B. up Greenup 6:50a.m.; Craig willing aDd able to support and lures Symhcatl, Inc. will help hill cue much when the "captive" journallstl duly Oflp who per"ldtd her to 47• ~~r.~•~"!~o~~Aed1115r~i~~~~~~etll" ~~~r;~~: Mrs. Ada Slack. M. up Greenup ):10 a .m.; AIthe nomlnatinl conventiODnoted that JIU St. John w 11 her hair ncL · ~~~~~~~r!!~~- ~~j !~~on~rl~t "~~ sunday guests of Mr . aMnd ton Zephyr up 31, 4 p m.: Lin· 1 yra r •. cue No S!l38 Mrs . James S. Qutck were 1 • A , ......~ of 1 r · da Chotin up 32 Z 8.m : Wayne 1t . u1 1ble tOT a hl!llrl.ll& Detore rhe d M Thomas J Qutck Mr ' 0 P'RoLE c o 11-1 an oHio PARDON " ~ rs . · • · H. down 32, 5:50 a.m.; LeUa ·nl_ ., ~ ~""~,~~ri''.!':nt~~~"~A~o: and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapmakn ~ : shearer down 33, 3:1$ a.m.; coMMJssroN , Columbu s. Mr Elmer QUic o Ehsha Woods down 34 5.45 p. • -- • • ., 'c, 1 Hv ~~'::! [.. n~ak~erord n r rk 1Cannanvrlle, and Mrs. Margar· )m ' ChippeWa down 1·15 a Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES reJ 'I' Ho. 2rc et Cottrrll. Sharon Sut> , Craig m ·. Sail Ann u 34 2 'a ~- · will meet In special session Fri· --d Bru ce . local·. .' y Damp - ' C.therme . . day at 7 p·m · for the purpose e ftnOUDC Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. wad of cotton or facial 11Ussue form also 11111•1Jy llvea reltet. Noncl oF HE••rNo Fo• ~AII:DLI I an I' Gallipolis !cobol LIIANON. Ohio, June 1, uu Mr and Mrs. Wrllis Leadmg· d . Cru bl d of m1tiation. 1be surest way to prevent soaked 1n I or 1180 ne. And 10 I uy, who would . • Nl es8011 Gerald B o .. , nr 11 prl• own 4. 1 p.m., cr e own M'SON F 1 i 1 . •·~tv on~r no~ (•onUned In tht Lebwnnun l ham. daught~r s, Connie, Bar- 7:45 p m . Walter Beckjord Mary Shrine, White Shrine of n • unera se" ce por!lon ivy is to star lndoon, The use 0 1 8 prO!e\:1- e trade a flne IUIDII'ler dlf, with ~~~:PI'!~"!~~te~nst~;:~on Metu '1:~~"~~: bara and Rose Marie, were the j down 9 15 p.m.; Titan up 11 Jerusalem will meet In rep.lar f~ William A. Ca~twrlght, but even t~t may fall, because cream before contact with pol- aU its hazards, for any otbr ('Un\Jrtfli M ay t\162 the ,., ime of weekend guests of hiS mother I m . Tibolt down 12 l!) a m . session at the IOOF hall Friday Middleport, who dred June contact With tools, clothes, or son ivy may prove helpful. The day in the vear' 11 Gund La n•m ar~d serv!n1 !IC'n I Sou h l P· ·· · · ., at the Huntington Veteran1 ' I b k t · ten"• of , T Y~ .. n ( •H No 5540. Mrs . Rosa Leadmgbam, t Blue Seal up l2. 50 3 m . Invad· at 8 p. m. A. report on tht oat. prcn c Is e contsmlnated cream shou)d contaJn z1rcon~ Q Wlaat' eaaHI blvnf ~H:~·~!~.u~;;;N aA~~~r~!R~~~rec~~e , Webster. They attended his al· er up 2 am ; P~lly Cr~~e down ional session will bt slven. pi tal, will be held at the Fos· with the pojsou IIVeral day1 tum, as this neutralizes t h e ... - HI ,_ oomtnou • llllssJoN oN oR A..., ..:H .1u1 ~ 1911:~. 1umm m Portsmouth. • •o . Sol . R 1 J th M 1 Ch n.. lesong Funeral home Sunday may cause you to polson ,. vt1 .. 1 very NDDktU 9 4 oHio P ARooN ANn PAROI.t: ., ., am , vay up ., am , e urn ona 8D e gs a,...- 1 tth bu · 1 ln the · ~ n It ba 1orm Ul a erl)'. co MMIIii s loN I Mrs. Agnes White, Mrs. Mild- Samuel Clemmens down 11 ·40 ter Daughters Of the American :30 p. m. w na out. · Desensitizing lnjec!ttons or may r!~ltRo~~~ 1R"'~o~~"rn.. rk I red Pierce. sons Terry and 8 m Re~olution, will hold their an· Graham cemete~:- The Rev. Furthermore, 1 dog that hal tablets have been helpful to caused by I p-eat variety al " ' '· "· "' ITony, were ot Fort Knox, Kay . K;..awha River- Esso West nual Flag Day luncheon Friday. Ralph Mahoney Will officiate. up the reoln may deliver some sWieeptibte pertiOIII, but subetanoea. PHVL.L_IS_ A_Aw = LEY . r .. ~'d"'ll •I where they attended the gradu· VIrginia up London 11·40 p m . June 14 at the Farmer's Hotel He waa a veteran of World right to the easy chair where must be taken two or threelfi;;;;i;ii;;;i;iii;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;&i;;o;il1lil;; 16tl:l ~ 7hl Stree t. Broo k h " N y ' f th f . . i"'•• ur Pl.l ct Cl f r eslr e nr e othe rw t~e un latlon 0 e ormer ' s son, James Robert w Lea up London 2·SO Jtt Gallipolis at 1 p. m. The War II aDd had . been employed are I....... you pat him , months before the anUclpaled kno w n . •• llrrebv t~otlfl•d th a r o o ·the I Robert White They wen? ac- a m . Se me t d own Marme t 12·.• spea ker WI'II •D'tck -uromas of 88 a ·truck mav r--t It I few hourt ---~to •16t h d a ~ of 'lllav 19113 . ac k 'II lhw IJIIC W dnver. Col Born bu hJuly I. ~ uc of any value · 1914 1 ...... bl!!nJ plamt•fl m"ed h•~ pet! hon compamed home by Pvt. White, 45 ~·m Edeana Bosworth up Gallipolis who will speak on the m , es urn s, e days later when your akin Tbey malt Dot be taka after • • • • llll<olnal hl'r u dl!f!'nd a nt In •hi! ( OUrt h I f I h h e With . .' the son of the latt Fred .- nd l'·ht Poi uf Cntnmin Plea., Mel lfl Count y w 0 spen 8 ur oug er I Marmet 3·30 a.m.; Oliver Shear- Civil War Centennial. ' r.u • ~ "I· . the espoaart, •• tbll wouW •ly Ohuo, Cu e No 13 498 pr a.v LnJ I 0 r relatrves before gomg to F'ort M t 5 45 . 0 F Mattie 1\fartln cartwright. ivy acquired ill thla WI)' is, IIIP'8'1w ·- •L- ...... L dh , ne ,, nm th e ~·ud Ph vl ti • Haw _. er Up arme Bm , · . JUNE J5 SurviVOll include tWO IIIII' la ..ea, ~OX It!¥ QO th .. I!: TOU!Id t of W i ll f ul " " I Hood , Texas, where he Will be Shearer up Marmet 7 am · w Th SUnday School and BTU very rare. w 't u h . I ..... So if .-eoee of n ld dth•nd~n• from • a I d . '. . e ters Mra Robert Hayes lck t e can 8 11"11:1' uc.,. , pJ•Inttrr for mor!' than " " "' y ... r •~~~ stafloned Winfieldd 11 :- conventioo of Providence Dia. Haven, ' . Mr. s. J 0hMY Loper, ' Col• Mon often you hand P up vy In spite Ill precauttona• you (fe. In Middleport paat and Grou N•~tl• r• or nut y, •nd Mr and Mrs Robert A Har- 1H Shafer, CJr . Vup Ha at flnt Plaintiff al so pra)s ror •he (' are. ~u ' • . k 150 p.rn ; . rner own trict will be held at the Naomi umbus· a son Jack Weirton· · velop an Jvy rash calamine to. toch .lnd 1!01\Utl l of lhl m l o o r ' h!ld dt•n or Manon spent the wee w f ld 2 45 a m Jennifer B Is h h Sat d d ' I • I If matt people, yea are lion ad' of iu r•n' or th e parh<!~ and t or othe r prop -d h h . ts d t- lfl te : . · ., apt t C urc Ur BY In siX grandchildren, tWO brothers, ' to •---•- wftll _ or I paste m e lOCI m tl er rellrf Said fiU U Will '" for hur I en Wit t elf paren an 8 Jean up Wtnfleid 4 8 m ; Helen Sunday June lS-16. J k w t Col bia nd La po..-.wl bk!arbonate and water may re~·on ~~art~r th e 29t h da) "'Jun ... tended . the Racine- Hrgh school z . down Winheld 4 am ; Elger- Ohto 'valley and Great Bend ac • Ees Col urn • a I w· tbi• re~t., &be ftrtt rule il to lleve the dllcomfort. Cortisone , ~, M Aowlo. Alumm r d w· f ld 5:10 a m.; Granges will visit Hemlock ant; renee . eman, Pt. peas- learn wllat puliUG i•y looks Uke • I c... w. c.ow • """" ! -Ad1 Slack c Iff own m 1e two sisters, Miss Sylvia ber lb Ill aol and related steroid hormones , 1 Attor Beaver down Winfield 8:45 a.m . Grove Grange Saturday even· Col• nd nmem lfOWI _ _:':nPy -c"_cn• ·f orH .Pla 31 l nmr uu 1. 24 21. 211=-T ~ 1· . '!:man, West ColurnIlla, a nd only u a ~~lot~lon~_:oln~tme~~nt~or~ta~b~le~t.!J,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!I!I!!!!t!!ll ' 11 1 viae bat aiM Calla 'Em Ao He 8Ht 'E• Helen: My husband llld I hive beeD lmwrried throe Y"'• and on MoItheir's Day I lblnk ht lhould me a oor••• or 1 smaU of appreclatioD. We don't children , so he thinks this Is not neoessery. What'• your 1 "?lrdon 1 • _ JUST A WilE ' '· R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ,Dodge-Dodge Dart-4:~~r 5. Second & MiH St: · �11 \.1 ' ••• ' Reds Win· Third Straight As Tsitouris Goes ·Route n.eoailySentine1 ALL STAR J Jrn••rgl•. Arii'D!Ia added two more wooly ln other ..rnJ.flnal PlM ~ "It , gOOd llliDJ ol tllo dotJl)Je.ellmi!laE · touniiJ The &olnJI · - -' ClNCINNATI !UPI - In live three 10~10ne with X.'llll Cll)' 11 flrll bdt ln the ala!b 1!11ljor lo&IU< ..allOns prior to lilA bolore bolnr obtaiJied by tho Red> loiNd to Glbboo! tor lilt out. Jolla Tlltourio pi tched only one Ill • !rode IDr Nuxll.o~. bla •.....,, C!Jiemoo 11M cornplot. 1ame, but in the pall It lo ironic tbat Nuxha~ II bo· only ono hR opllllt tiM ·J1'il'at~ week liMt Clnctnnali ri&hthandor ina lorcod lnl4 the bullpetl by ooulhpow. ' ha1 won two route efforts , the Taitourla. Ham:Uton Joe il recup- 'J'onll}lt the New York Mtta latest . bein& a H decJsion over t:tratjng from Ute injlry, but m~m· in ClpcinnatJ. The eob'fuJ the Ptttoburgh Plroteo Thursday lager Fred lli!Whlnaoo oaya he Yorkoro who live tbt fttdl ftt• l"ll the boy next door bothers night. will be 1111<!11 in relief when he hao In tho Polo GroiUldo boll· with bis violin Tsitourl•' work, eoupled with complolely l'liDIIvorod. Joe hopes woo 0 ,.,.. in 11 ....,. al to hlo home runs hy Leo Cardemu and to &ee action ~t week , ponlbly Field, wiU 10 wJth Gordy Colornan, hoooled tho Reds •• early •• Sullday. ley m the oponer o1 tl» l'f/ Into the fourth plact in the hot 1 The homo rilno by cardonoa and aerlee Bol Purkey will ~~ UniiMI Prelis fllkornatiDnal ~ational LBague pennanL race, Coleman were apeclally eratify· tht RIMI.. Aml'l'ii'IUt w.g.. ]Wit l l.; games from the league lng to Hutchtn.IIOn, eiv!ns further w. 1.. P<t. GB NEW YORK IUPil - Another load. lndicaUon that tho Roda have The old Oriolee wot~ld bo Chicago :J4 25 .576 .... ca ll for peace has been lsaued TsitQUI'il, who was inserted as broken the lillump that •aw tl~m of Brook& ~b.Jnmn. ·.New Y ur~ JO :&.'1 .561i 1 by the Amateur Athletic Union. a st•rter in the Clncinnlllti rotation hit only four round tripper• in II Tht Oriolet, circa 1'::~ 1 Baltitnort' 33 2ti .559 1 , At .'i take in the war with the when Joe Nwchall injured a mu1· 1amn Tt!ey have bit 11 In the wrote the text bool& on ~ Minnesnt a 31 .26 _5<14 2 National Collegiate Athletic AlliO- cle in. his l.ea:, defeated the Phila· la1t tO contelitl. behavior'; Whtn the C1tfJttr ·soston 28 25 .528 3 d ation i& 1 strong, repre~ 11 nt~t· delphia Phlls 3·1 on four hUii SUn· Colemnn'1 two•run blaat In the fer• a broken knuaklt bt ~bl Kansas City ~ 2M .50!1 4 1tivf' team for the Unjted state&in day and came close to matchinliil fourth Jnnine, foUowiJla: 1 alna:le lb the dirt and a:oe• on eat(lhlng; OMAHA, Neb. tUf''ll~·-'rl:onut'•ll Cle~·eJ and z:; 26 .54'1!:1 4 !Lhe 1964 Olvmpirli, and more Jm. thai Thursday . with a five-hitler . by Frank Robinson, waa the btl) when ·fill piteher hu 1 aore arm still shaking their heads 1 Los Angeles 29 J:l .4~18 6 -l! mediately for the dual meet wit h . John v.:as wild in the first in- blow, turning a 2·1 deficit Into a he 11k1 to pitch a the mammoth lead that a)Detroit 24 :12 .429 81• Russia next month . nmg , glvmg up two runs on only 9·2 lead that Tsitouris protected when a batter is lr:~)i:ed got away Thursdaaly; :~f~:ll Washington 20 41 .32R 15 AAU President Louis J. Fisber ~ne key hit - B double by Willy stingily and built to 4-2 himself by a pitch he pta up and can wrap up the 1963 ~ ThurRday'" Rf'tmlh Thuriday called en the NCAA to .Star·gell - l~o walks. a iatrifice with B run-scorinl 1ina:le. the sh~l on the pltcher, b.a~IJ ehampjonshlp tonight Boston 7 Washington 5 help present a united amateur ny and B wald pit~. But he set- _Coleman Wti.lii almost as happy Robinson, 28, i11 a new Oriole beating fiouthern California. Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 sport s fronL for tht' Olympics. tied down ~nd permttted no more With a "near miu" again11t Pir· but Uncle Wilbert RobilliJQn bim- J£ Southern Cal wlns, the NCAA ' Baltimore 5 New York 4, night In a telegr.am to R. F. Ray of than _on~ Ptrate to reach balie in ate relief hurler Joe Gibbon a~ he selt would be leading the t.Qurnament wpuld be .Minnesota 0 Kansas City :l ,night j-the University of Jowa, president any . mm~g after that. . was with the homer. Gordy waJ !OdaY, for the "old Oriole" until SatUrday night. of tlle NCAA. Fisher said: "OUr Tslt?uns spent~art of 1057 With robbed of the hit when Donn Clen· m whlctl Brook& picked Arizona leaped to an 8-1 . (Only game& scheduled ! Friday'• Probable Pftchf'rl fine amateur athletes deserve an DetrOit and v<tfions of the next denon stopped his hot grounder out of the dirt Thursday Texa1 in UJe aecond illllingll Washington at Cleveland j2, twi end ol' thi s sport&confli~t and the • . and delivered a two-rup Thuraday night and · then had niglltl-chene' tS·7) and Daniel& United Stale• oeeds our patriotic that gavo .ht Baltimore Orloloe oweai it Ollt •• the (0.31 vs. Bell C2-4 l and Latm ~ n coopet"atjon to maintain its right5-4 victory over the New J,.onghorn• kept chewina: at f2-2l. ful place in international sports." Yankees, 0 0 Los Angeles 3l Minnesota, night The AAU and NCAA have been The basea were filled wltb Orl-McBrida '"" vs. Roland 14· 1). feuding for control or amateur oles and the Yankees held • rates •·•. the St. Loulo o_".dint•Jall Kansas City at Chicago, night- track and field. It appearet:l a , 4·3 lead when Robinaon batted beat the Philadelphia Phdhes Rakow C&-3) v1. Peter11 J3-3l. .settlement had been reached with The Yankees and Pirates out seven 1nd waJklne SIX. againat reUaver BIU "'<unkel in the Los Angeles Dod!gen1ll Detroit at New York. night- the help of arbitrator General chalked up wlns In Pomeroy The Pirates tallied 16 hits, the 8 e v f' nth Inning. Kunkel the Houston Colts 3-o. Mossi C.f-2) vs. Bouton 17·21. lH-.ugla s MacArthur. but there Boys' League play Thursday a double and lin&h! by Randy promptly .wmt Robin110n Wla ihealll l&niChe Baltimore at Boston. night- have been 1everal skirmiahes be- evening. ~urt, Kelly Spencer with two in the dust of Yankee The Indians swept 00 their sevl'appas t4-2- vs. Wilson 14·5 !. tween the two group!i in recent The Yankee!! won their first }mgles, Tom Ttb.Js three alng- wifh a brushbaell pitcb. straight vic!.orf with the aid Satlriay's GameJ~~ Y,.et"ks game of lhe season by downing ~s, Jeff Burt a double and two DeU.ara Wlaal•l Hit a tw~run horner by WUlie r... Anples at Minnesota the Dodgers 20.2 m a four inn- sma:les, Steve Van Meter and RobJn10n's IDJwer wa 111 to Kirkland. Jaek Krolick yielded Kansas City at Chicago ing: game and the Pirates main- Chuck ~gar, a sJng!e ~ch. in for the next pitch and . hits but atruck out eight Washington at Clevelood tamed their leaaue lead with a Ace . httter for the Perales the two-run bltlw that wa:ked only &ne in regjste<intrll Detroit at New York c ' 17-13 victory over the Redlegs ,was Dick Roush who weut four tbe Orioles• five ·••me his sixth wm B-altimore at Boston . . · or four with a two run homer 1tfeak and lmorked the Yanlr:ee5 · Natloul ka&"' 1 h ~obt~ Ph~~'" ~ttckhed • five- in the first , a double and two out o1 lint place tn the AmerJ. AI Kallne, continuing hio bid 1 er or w. L. Pet. GB 1I e an eea. He smgles. can Leap. a triple erown. had a hott1er ll • Los Angele~ 94 25 .576 .. struck out seven and K~Ve _up _Redleg ~itters were Roush Left·hander Steva Barber, two sjngles, and now leads I JCOrid IIYIIO """" wilb ~ cal ....N was 11)-B. M - · · vaunted p· )11$\ u wild and IJ.S victory. GAS ~ Ina tw • Sentinel Church News RAN PAGE i •• . .:= AAU Asking • •; ). ' • Truce In / At hietJC• " ar Arizona Needs One More Win For NCAA Title I 11 THE Yankees, PI·rates PI"ck Up vICtories In Boys' PIay Palmer Back I Leader Jn' Thunderbird ~~u;:i~~-t nv~:~e~alr;~h~•:.gl ;'~ip\:\:~~~~~:=: ~::1- !!e!itk,.~:t·~~:. ~~ngo ~n wFr"::ncisco ~: Chicago : :;: 31 27 .tiM 2''~ 32 211 .~2~ J Pittsburgh 28 31 .4711 8 Cineinnati r:::::~ia RYE N Y ru Pl• Ar ld P 1 I th ne:Pl~ .' ml!r ~ t~s ba~k no a· thel~ hilgh hrscorl~£, ble and two singles, Willa -:- a first IO·game winner of the ':J~~e;t:,or e an ees go on Y t. ee hits. triple and double, Coty Booth a son. Jarry Adair of lbo Or!loo,Jleol I; bu_sm~f'bu~. ~ •. double by Keith · .· . ,!~ ;~~~.: ~~~·i::;,~"..,and Wisecup, a triple and two singles, Smith and EJaton Howard af Lht ~~; •_o~a;k ;;~k;:u::,~ G:.~~ :'"~~~ ~~g;:y;; ::~~~~rt and :~o singleo, and Fife, two ling· ~e h~ev"::r:'lndlano ; : : :.; i .... Houttoa 211 35 .42ti 'iJ 1Playe~. New York "" 58 :m 12 I Arnie boullt~d out of a four Tluanday's Result~ wee~ lay-off he took to cure ~Is NPw York at M i!waukN>, ppd .: ~l'rH':. and weary muscles b_ y hr· ram j mg a tllree·u~der-par 67 tor a ~- Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 15 1.~ •hare ol the first round lead in mnings, rain~. ~ ~~~he ~~oo,ooo dThlundlecbked "d lckla sshic . h' ur.suay an •e oo •e Ie ·f ld San Franc1aco 2 c 1cago l P1 beat the 1 ~~:::-Friend Milwaukee. 1t ••·•· vs . 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SUMMER SPORT COATS &.SUITS ::.'~ ~~-,·We ;:"S;;~:n;·;i: I NGI LS li:B3·36 Jqppon tilt t;hutCtt ol Yout ChoiQO - Indians, side regular first sacker or a continued swin&ina red hot bat, getting two singles, a homer and a doutJie. Pat Archer had a homer and sineJe, Dickie Sntlth a hm.:t!r, triple and sin&le; Bill Hackel< a double, Jim Warner a homer, and Haley a triple. The Braves' five hill came from Van .Johnson, two homers and 1 single, MuUord a horner, and llanni· gsa o lin&le. lfackett fanned 10, wolked eJ8ht IWmigan of the ~c·aves lannod Ill<, walkod four. The Redlep touched Danny Lew lor ei&Jtt hits, inclludi:ng singles by Tannehill, Bill ler, Micky Childl, and A GIJ'T CERTIFICAT£.-ANY AMOUNT! Clonch, While Danny t.,auderrnllt got a pair of •Ingles and Joey Hindy a three-run homer ·Home lhlm" and a single. IIOMIROY OHIO Two Brave~' hiUer1 were Danny Le"is, a solo homer • ._~ ...__·----·---------------..JJahd . Little, a lingle. The R..il,_~:.!!!=..!.~~:!,!=::.;..;~~~~===- Rornan11 FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES Weet Mtlo St. esi - Friday II Timolht Thur•cfiiiJ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE legs had Just four base run. two home runs and 1 ners in six innings. Hinely, tbe ldotrble. RedJegs second sack(!r made UNE SCORES three excellent defensiv~'~p:l:a~y~s I :~~= 420 014--11 8 Manle 1 nned · seven ' OliO 1110- I Le yi a . w1 fanned three, walk- I Mtlnloy •nd Boggs. D. Lewle &Jiht, B. Liwlt, Umpire: B i I MAKE UP GAME The Indian1 eariler this week BrtV81 111 SOl- 8 52 bl11tod the Red Sor 17-7 io 1 lndilnl 'IJI 21z- 15. 12 2 LE·WIS REP'.... sn 1011VICE 11 :28-~i Pomeroy"~ audiOI lihoi>PIIIK CeQIOI' If"-"""""".............._... WERNER RADIO& T.V. 4014·1 STIFRER RED ANCHOR w I Rom ant eCiock & Timer IIl;.i~~Seni;i;ia~to~rs~·----~#===================:: he required only 28 putts and win behind the nve-hlt pltchinl make-up aame With Bill &c- lWrnlpn and S!Uor lusltirk only twice mi"ed the fairways of Dennis Hackett. kett pitching aeven-hit ball (3). D. · lflekttl and • Warner. w~~h his tee shottl. , On the other ~Iamond th~ while his teammaLe:s racked up Art Stobart, I felt fine, though I wasn t Redlt!gs were takmg 11 methodtsafetiea against two Red 418 012-17 18 completely sati1fied with my cal 11-1 victory over the SoJ:: 320 020- 7 7 . game. Any~ay, it ~ved I need· So• behind _Bob Manley'• rna'" llodiOO opened for the Red B. lfal!kaU Wlnllr. llodMotorol• f. Tro-n1lltor ed oorne ttme orr. . . . terful two:htt pctchmg. but was greeted by 8 tr~ aon (LP), Roush (i), and 1. FM JAM Portob~ Rflllio tha.t The Thunderb1rd, r~eh 'tuneup ' The Indtans edged the Red· sing)e and home run lnd· Lewk. workl • btitteries or plays 011 for next Wet!k's U.S. Open cham- leg& In their first meeting two · a walk nd: lirdiu.vy hOuse cllrr811\. Model ptollllhip at Brookline, Moos .• Ia weoks ago, 7-6. with two runs relieved by Rouoh :..._• f' wash- leWJ'I "-pll'r ServfXa. Black cowhirlP. f!I'ISe . · the bo ttom of the sixth on a ed up. , "'liO lniS .... .... p aIme.r '1 f.1r1t com~w~r1ve. v~n- m $90.00 Lure s1nce the Coloma! Inv1tahon sinele and h_vo error_"· The Red- Indian hitters were Archer a "'""'FORat Fort Wortb, Ttx .. I month ago leg& were Without Pltcher-~hort. and two sing] DeM!ill eHEATING in which he wound up at 299 In stop John Tannehill in that 8 single and hi, worst 12-hole showing since game. Smith two alngl: ePLUMBINO 1956. The game next Monday, lo two homers and 8 aine ROOFING Gay Brewer of Dallae;, the start around S p. m., whould Warner 8 homer and tw Thunderbird's first round leader find Bill . Hackett, the. Indl,an:. ' Glaze and Haley ai~ I yea•· 110, had .. ror • •emnd No, I fireman , tangling &les, and Little two lin&1e place lie with Bob Duden of Port- Tannehill of the Redlego. Braves· hitlo~• were Pul~n. . IUJ' H. lnol Ave. Middl.,..rt land and Bill Eggers or Homier- Agamst the braves D. Lewis, and B. Lewlo, each WY 2·2'74 Mhktl.,., - .=..---- ---------=-- :"'";;;;;;·;;;;N;;;evliii.--iiOiioiiiiiiiiio..._"tl evemng, Donnlo Hackett, port. singles· Roush a double W IM Mm If. w~dnesda:r P"almt 42 :1 ·6 - HoWiton at San Francisco, ni&ht the two Palmer rears the most. -Drott {2-31 vs. Sanford 17-5 1. Both Nlck~w. the U.S. Open and Events . wer~ sba~ TJ:lursChlcaao tt l...ol Anplel, nieht- Masters tlth~holdt!r. and PGA day evenmg m Middleport 1champion Player also were book Boys' League play for 1 "crooIn businel1 after 1 two week lay. shal" battle nex~ Monday when off from the tournament circuit. the undefeated IndJana meet the . . Like Palmer, they were refreshed Redlegs. defendmc cbamp1ons, and e*ed for a big drive to- and now 4-2_ ward the $35,000 Thunderbird The Indians blew home seven jackpot in the windup Sunday. run& in the top of the first " It was fun instead of work," inning la&t eveninK agalnat said Palmer of his 67 In which Bravea, than coaotod to • III-I Tueodoy ,.!~'"~\~'~=~..:. hit two t· N y k C . t" .11 ht matched Palrr« s score for a r:ra~: <2: :. ;::~: :·~.~\ - ~=~ ~~ t;~ :•d and three others Phdadelph•• e BURNERS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE elighted Back Guard the league lead with Dodger hitting came from Dodgers 000 2 _ 2 5 Dm:roit '1'1 en the ers to lead a IJ.hit Tom Sarver with • SiOiie and Yank... 1110 0 - 20 3 g 1-3, _ . . , taek. Jim Pefl'y, aided by do~ble, Pat O'Brien and Don Don Anderson, Werner (1) !;'~:~~=:.t~t~•K = ~ Kaat In the ninth, lnereased Dadey, a double each, and John Buc" 14) Jlnd J>aile ' Ph•· Sox s - . record to 6-4 while Rick Werner a slngJe, I lin and Bob Werry. y Washi=~ ~~:,.-~~ ~~';, suffered the defeat, Pirate pJtchera Tommy Tit· Plrate-R.edleg Batteries action us and Mike Roulllh struc~ out T.ltWJ, Roush (S) and Roush, In the National'""81,le thl Frank Malzone's t.hree-runn~~ill eight and walked seven while R B t 13 II ~ ' and Jack Lamabe'! Ol . ur J. agiY, McKenzie Francisco Gianta; s~aded the relief pJtebing Los AnJilele. 3 Houlton o, night : ~m:r: f Ced Ra 'd Redleg hurlers.steve Haa:~ ~nd (5) lnd McKenlze, Jack Moore cago Cubs 2-1, the Cincinnati the Red Sox to sweep Cincinnati f Pitt.aburgh 2. night I ac ue o ar pi '· Kelly McKenzie were atrikmg (5). Reds topped the Pitt.&btqb &eriet with the Friday's Probable Plkht!rs Iowa, a pro for .only 18 months, I There Vesta· Magic Chef- Norge e20" OVEN- All PORCELAIN . RANGES. e Automatic Oven fHI 'HUICH POl All •., AIL POl fNI CHURCH Early dawn at Ctqre Ct"-•or~l ••• an4 out of the lblmlnr - r a Alllfll' of 411ftnA proie1 lltt ~nlmown . Jlan hu llfl'ar lrtell eontont lift behind a ~Qrtllu ot mystery, muot ...It ••• d'-ver •• , pp)l>ro. Nor Ia 1111n'1 ...Z leao ..,Or than hro min" For It wt1 are moant Neb to learn one JnOre tnlb of our em•lron• ment, we '" rnoant, tqo, to one more truth of our Creator. I• hope that OViantlfte probinl' COil enrleh our physical life: there Ia promioe that rellriGilo l!eflrehlnr will deepen our •Pirlt1141 lifo. . Tomorl'Qw dependR on every IttlOb learned at Canaverpl. But, even Jreater de1rae, on every loorn,d at Chureh, • t:a L L IlL, II., ·Allot- .-.! 7:ilt. ACHtiiCHJOIALt.~ St. Paul's Lutheran Church �11 \.1 ' ••• ' Reds Win· Third Straight As Tsitouris Goes ·Route n.eoailySentine1 ALL STAR J Jrn••rgl•. Arii'D!Ia added two more wooly ln other ..rnJ.flnal PlM ~ "It , gOOd llliDJ ol tllo dotJl)Je.ellmi!laE · touniiJ The &olnJI · - -' ClNCINNATI !UPI - In live three 10~10ne with X.'llll Cll)' 11 flrll bdt ln the ala!b 1!11ljor lo&IU< ..allOns prior to lilA bolore bolnr obtaiJied by tho Red> loiNd to Glbboo! tor lilt out. Jolla Tlltourio pi tched only one Ill • !rode IDr Nuxll.o~. bla •.....,, C!Jiemoo 11M cornplot. 1ame, but in the pall It lo ironic tbat Nuxha~ II bo· only ono hR opllllt tiM ·J1'il'at~ week liMt Clnctnnali ri&hthandor ina lorcod lnl4 the bullpetl by ooulhpow. ' ha1 won two route efforts , the Taitourla. Ham:Uton Joe il recup- 'J'onll}lt the New York Mtta latest . bein& a H decJsion over t:tratjng from Ute injlry, but m~m· in ClpcinnatJ. The eob'fuJ the Ptttoburgh Plroteo Thursday lager Fred lli!Whlnaoo oaya he Yorkoro who live tbt fttdl ftt• l"ll the boy next door bothers night. will be 1111<!11 in relief when he hao In tho Polo GroiUldo boll· with bis violin Tsitourl•' work, eoupled with complolely l'liDIIvorod. Joe hopes woo 0 ,.,.. in 11 ....,. al to hlo home runs hy Leo Cardemu and to &ee action ~t week , ponlbly Field, wiU 10 wJth Gordy Colornan, hoooled tho Reds •• early •• Sullday. ley m the oponer o1 tl» l'f/ Into the fourth plact in the hot 1 The homo rilno by cardonoa and aerlee Bol Purkey will ~~ UniiMI Prelis fllkornatiDnal ~ational LBague pennanL race, Coleman were apeclally eratify· tht RIMI.. Aml'l'ii'IUt w.g.. ]Wit l l.; games from the league lng to Hutchtn.IIOn, eiv!ns further w. 1.. P<t. GB NEW YORK IUPil - Another load. lndicaUon that tho Roda have The old Oriolee wot~ld bo Chicago :J4 25 .576 .... ca ll for peace has been lsaued TsitQUI'il, who was inserted as broken the lillump that •aw tl~m of Brook& ~b.Jnmn. ·.New Y ur~ JO :&.'1 .561i 1 by the Amateur Athletic Union. a st•rter in the Clncinnlllti rotation hit only four round tripper• in II Tht Oriolet, circa 1'::~ 1 Baltitnort' 33 2ti .559 1 , At .'i take in the war with the when Joe Nwchall injured a mu1· 1amn Tt!ey have bit 11 In the wrote the text bool& on ~ Minnesnt a 31 .26 _5<14 2 National Collegiate Athletic AlliO- cle in. his l.ea:, defeated the Phila· la1t tO contelitl. behavior'; Whtn the C1tfJttr ·soston 28 25 .528 3 d ation i& 1 strong, repre~ 11 nt~t· delphia Phlls 3·1 on four hUii SUn· Colemnn'1 two•run blaat In the fer• a broken knuaklt bt ~bl Kansas City ~ 2M .50!1 4 1tivf' team for the Unjted state&in day and came close to matchinliil fourth Jnnine, foUowiJla: 1 alna:le lb the dirt and a:oe• on eat(lhlng; OMAHA, Neb. tUf''ll~·-'rl:onut'•ll Cle~·eJ and z:; 26 .54'1!:1 4 !Lhe 1964 Olvmpirli, and more Jm. thai Thursday . with a five-hitler . by Frank Robinson, waa the btl) when ·fill piteher hu 1 aore arm still shaking their heads 1 Los Angeles 29 J:l .4~18 6 -l! mediately for the dual meet wit h . John v.:as wild in the first in- blow, turning a 2·1 deficit Into a he 11k1 to pitch a the mammoth lead that a)Detroit 24 :12 .429 81• Russia next month . nmg , glvmg up two runs on only 9·2 lead that Tsitouris protected when a batter is lr:~)i:ed got away Thursdaaly; :~f~:ll Washington 20 41 .32R 15 AAU President Louis J. Fisber ~ne key hit - B double by Willy stingily and built to 4-2 himself by a pitch he pta up and can wrap up the 1963 ~ ThurRday'" Rf'tmlh Thuriday called en the NCAA to .Star·gell - l~o walks. a iatrifice with B run-scorinl 1ina:le. the sh~l on the pltcher, b.a~IJ ehampjonshlp tonight Boston 7 Washington 5 help present a united amateur ny and B wald pit~. But he set- _Coleman Wti.lii almost as happy Robinson, 28, i11 a new Oriole beating fiouthern California. Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 sport s fronL for tht' Olympics. tied down ~nd permttted no more With a "near miu" again11t Pir· but Uncle Wilbert RobilliJQn bim- J£ Southern Cal wlns, the NCAA ' Baltimore 5 New York 4, night In a telegr.am to R. F. Ray of than _on~ Ptrate to reach balie in ate relief hurler Joe Gibbon a~ he selt would be leading the t.Qurnament wpuld be .Minnesota 0 Kansas City :l ,night j-the University of Jowa, president any . mm~g after that. . was with the homer. Gordy waJ !OdaY, for the "old Oriole" until SatUrday night. of tlle NCAA. Fisher said: "OUr Tslt?uns spent~art of 1057 With robbed of the hit when Donn Clen· m whlctl Brook& picked Arizona leaped to an 8-1 . (Only game& scheduled ! Friday'• Probable Pftchf'rl fine amateur athletes deserve an DetrOit and v<tfions of the next denon stopped his hot grounder out of the dirt Thursday Texa1 in UJe aecond illllingll Washington at Cleveland j2, twi end ol' thi s sport&confli~t and the • . and delivered a two-rup Thuraday night and · then had niglltl-chene' tS·7) and Daniel& United Stale• oeeds our patriotic that gavo .ht Baltimore Orloloe oweai it Ollt •• the (0.31 vs. Bell C2-4 l and Latm ~ n coopet"atjon to maintain its right5-4 victory over the New J,.onghorn• kept chewina: at f2-2l. ful place in international sports." Yankees, 0 0 Los Angeles 3l Minnesota, night The AAU and NCAA have been The basea were filled wltb Orl-McBrida '"" vs. Roland 14· 1). feuding for control or amateur oles and the Yankees held • rates •·•. the St. Loulo o_".dint•Jall Kansas City at Chicago, night- track and field. It appearet:l a , 4·3 lead when Robinaon batted beat the Philadelphia Phdhes Rakow C&-3) v1. Peter11 J3-3l. .settlement had been reached with The Yankees and Pirates out seven 1nd waJklne SIX. againat reUaver BIU "'<unkel in the Los Angeles Dod!gen1ll Detroit at New York. night- the help of arbitrator General chalked up wlns In Pomeroy The Pirates tallied 16 hits, the 8 e v f' nth Inning. Kunkel the Houston Colts 3-o. Mossi C.f-2) vs. Bouton 17·21. lH-.ugla s MacArthur. but there Boys' League play Thursday a double and lin&h! by Randy promptly .wmt Robin110n Wla ihealll l&niChe Baltimore at Boston. night- have been 1everal skirmiahes be- evening. ~urt, Kelly Spencer with two in the dust of Yankee The Indians swept 00 their sevl'appas t4-2- vs. Wilson 14·5 !. tween the two group!i in recent The Yankee!! won their first }mgles, Tom Ttb.Js three alng- wifh a brushbaell pitcb. straight vic!.orf with the aid Satlriay's GameJ~~ Y,.et"ks game of lhe season by downing ~s, Jeff Burt a double and two DeU.ara Wlaal•l Hit a tw~run horner by WUlie r... Anples at Minnesota the Dodgers 20.2 m a four inn- sma:les, Steve Van Meter and RobJn10n's IDJwer wa 111 to Kirkland. Jaek Krolick yielded Kansas City at Chicago ing: game and the Pirates main- Chuck ~gar, a sJng!e ~ch. in for the next pitch and . hits but atruck out eight Washington at Clevelood tamed their leaaue lead with a Ace . httter for the Perales the two-run bltlw that wa:ked only &ne in regjste<intrll Detroit at New York c ' 17-13 victory over the Redlegs ,was Dick Roush who weut four tbe Orioles• five ·••me his sixth wm B-altimore at Boston . . · or four with a two run homer 1tfeak and lmorked the Yanlr:ee5 · Natloul ka&"' 1 h ~obt~ Ph~~'" ~ttckhed • five- in the first , a double and two out o1 lint place tn the AmerJ. AI Kallne, continuing hio bid 1 er or w. L. Pet. GB 1I e an eea. He smgles. can Leap. a triple erown. had a hott1er ll • Los Angele~ 94 25 .576 .. struck out seven and K~Ve _up _Redleg ~itters were Roush Left·hander Steva Barber, two sjngles, and now leads I JCOrid IIYIIO """" wilb ~ cal ....N was 11)-B. M - · · vaunted p· )11$\ u wild and IJ.S victory. GAS ~ Ina tw • Sentinel Church News RAN PAGE i •• . .:= AAU Asking • •; ). ' • Truce In / At hietJC• " ar Arizona Needs One More Win For NCAA Title I 11 THE Yankees, PI·rates PI"ck Up vICtories In Boys' PIay Palmer Back I Leader Jn' Thunderbird ~~u;:i~~-t nv~:~e~alr;~h~•:.gl ;'~ip\:\:~~~~~:=: ~::1- !!e!itk,.~:t·~~:. ~~ngo ~n wFr"::ncisco ~: Chicago : :;: 31 27 .tiM 2''~ 32 211 .~2~ J Pittsburgh 28 31 .4711 8 Cineinnati r:::::~ia RYE N Y ru Pl• Ar ld P 1 I th ne:Pl~ .' ml!r ~ t~s ba~k no a· thel~ hilgh hrscorl~£, ble and two singles, Willa -:- a first IO·game winner of the ':J~~e;t:,or e an ees go on Y t. ee hits. triple and double, Coty Booth a son. Jarry Adair of lbo Or!loo,Jleol I; bu_sm~f'bu~. ~ •. double by Keith · .· . ,!~ ;~~~.: ~~~·i::;,~"..,and Wisecup, a triple and two singles, Smith and EJaton Howard af Lht ~~; •_o~a;k ;;~k;:u::,~ G:.~~ :'"~~~ ~~g;:y;; ::~~~~rt and :~o singleo, and Fife, two ling· ~e h~ev"::r:'lndlano ; : : :.; i .... Houttoa 211 35 .42ti 'iJ 1Playe~. New York "" 58 :m 12 I Arnie boullt~d out of a four Tluanday's Result~ wee~ lay-off he took to cure ~Is NPw York at M i!waukN>, ppd .: ~l'rH':. and weary muscles b_ y hr· ram j mg a tllree·u~der-par 67 tor a ~- Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 15 1.~ •hare ol the first round lead in mnings, rain~. ~ ~~~he ~~oo,ooo dThlundlecbked "d lckla sshic . h' ur.suay an •e oo •e Ie ·f ld San Franc1aco 2 c 1cago l P1 beat the 1 ~~:::-Friend Milwaukee. 1t ••·•· vs . Washburn at 8 t ja ed 1 lth 2 h ~. we":.mNick~au: an~ p~~/:.: Events Shape up For showdown Battle In Middleport Boys' League Baseball Play .............._........... .,..... ........,.. v•. eOIVIDED COOKING TOP 1\foJIQay Job OPTIONAl FEATURES: f"''""'"'--.---iioo.._oii.-: MOTOROLA WITH TRADE ' Choice Of Brancls • Choice Of Styles H& R- FIRESTONE REMEMBER .FATHER ..• ON HIS DAY With Gifts From His FAVORITE MIN'S STORL Middleport, 0. DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. of,.,,.. llomlrer l'l'll Ph. W'l I-U44 ' -•houae WY UtSI 1:~3-11 ,_..oy,Ohle BAUM LUMBER CO. Build.., and llutldlnl kppllee ChHior, Ohio PLUMIIIII I NIATINI 140 Lln..ln It, Ml4ill.,.,t """" wv 2-2550 "We AIJn To Pltqo" GOEGUIN READY MIX CO. Attend the Churoh of Your Choice WY N214 915-2005 WILLIS ANTHONY Dodl-'>tn-Dodge Trucko Mltltllepert Mltltll....., LIEVING COAL COMPANY Elllbll•hed Ill 1101 Weel Coluonbla. W. Yo, lilt, ~ IPUSH SWISHER & LOHSE IIU.AIJ., DRUGS We 1'111 AU Dtclor'a Preeorlptlnno WY Mtil Pomorwr •' SPORT SHIRTS PAJAMAS ly Arrow, Shapelp, Rutbr LOGAN MOtfUMENT CO. (tF MEIGS COUNTY Noor.......,.._lirlqe 1M L. WY ..... ' v....,..., ,...., MilNER'S BAKERY ..... ., Good ...... PURITAN e SUMMER SLACKS eSWIMWeAR eUNDERWEAR e WORK UNIFORMS BANLON SHIRTS $5.95 up OHIO YALLIY lAKING \ liLTS . . Cornp!.te ......... .,,.,...Tlf'S 1,, s.~ ~·o,~~ ··~·~· .. ;-~ ' . ' ,. ~- J. '·' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'' ~'*'- ' · '' ',; • i . ' . •',' &ABBOTT IH 2o4m NIW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Tlke ...,._ te.Cburcb Tllla Week ... ,........... v... ,.._WY,_ . . Mld. . port tii¥._U., WaVa. • I. II. ,SAHIOIIN. IIIW....._ pu. b . . I A:HR CLOTH.IERS .,., '' co. '"'"' ~al1t7 flrrDIIaro at t.ow•t Pit... ·~ REDLEG GAMIIJ MARKINS FOOD MAIKIT Hunt!....... W, VI- f~ ' 3:1-J aaturda,. la111" CROW'S STEAK HOUSE _..., I. H. RAWLINGS~ SONS CO. SUMMER SPORT COATS &.SUITS ::.'~ ~~-,·We ;:"S;;~:n;·;i: I NGI LS li:B3·36 Jqppon tilt t;hutCtt ol Yout ChoiQO - Indians, side regular first sacker or a continued swin&ina red hot bat, getting two singles, a homer and a doutJie. Pat Archer had a homer and sineJe, Dickie Sntlth a hm.:t!r, triple and sin&le; Bill Hackel< a double, Jim Warner a homer, and Haley a triple. The Braves' five hill came from Van .Johnson, two homers and 1 single, MuUord a horner, and llanni· gsa o lin&le. lfackett fanned 10, wolked eJ8ht IWmigan of the ~c·aves lannod Ill<, walkod four. The Redlep touched Danny Lew lor ei&Jtt hits, inclludi:ng singles by Tannehill, Bill ler, Micky Childl, and A GIJ'T CERTIFICAT£.-ANY AMOUNT! Clonch, While Danny t.,auderrnllt got a pair of •Ingles and Joey Hindy a three-run homer ·Home lhlm" and a single. IIOMIROY OHIO Two Brave~' hiUer1 were Danny Le"is, a solo homer • ._~ ...__·----·---------------..JJahd . Little, a lingle. The R..il,_~:.!!!=..!.~~:!,!=::.;..;~~~~===- Rornan11 FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES Weet Mtlo St. esi - Friday II Timolht Thur•cfiiiJ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE legs had Just four base run. two home runs and 1 ners in six innings. Hinely, tbe ldotrble. RedJegs second sack(!r made UNE SCORES three excellent defensiv~'~p:l:a~y~s I :~~= 420 014--11 8 Manle 1 nned · seven ' OliO 1110- I Le yi a . w1 fanned three, walk- I Mtlnloy •nd Boggs. D. Lewle &Jiht, B. Liwlt, Umpire: B i I MAKE UP GAME The Indian1 eariler this week BrtV81 111 SOl- 8 52 bl11tod the Red Sor 17-7 io 1 lndilnl 'IJI 21z- 15. 12 2 LE·WIS REP'.... sn 1011VICE 11 :28-~i Pomeroy"~ audiOI lihoi>PIIIK CeQIOI' If"-"""""".............._... WERNER RADIO& T.V. 4014·1 STIFRER RED ANCHOR w I Rom ant eCiock & Timer IIl;.i~~Seni;i;ia~to~rs~·----~#===================:: he required only 28 putts and win behind the nve-hlt pltchinl make-up aame With Bill &c- lWrnlpn and S!Uor lusltirk only twice mi"ed the fairways of Dennis Hackett. kett pitching aeven-hit ball (3). D. · lflekttl and • Warner. w~~h his tee shottl. , On the other ~Iamond th~ while his teammaLe:s racked up Art Stobart, I felt fine, though I wasn t Redlt!gs were takmg 11 methodtsafetiea against two Red 418 012-17 18 completely sati1fied with my cal 11-1 victory over the SoJ:: 320 020- 7 7 . game. Any~ay, it ~ved I need· So• behind _Bob Manley'• rna'" llodiOO opened for the Red B. lfal!kaU Wlnllr. llodMotorol• f. Tro-n1lltor ed oorne ttme orr. . . . terful two:htt pctchmg. but was greeted by 8 tr~ aon (LP), Roush (i), and 1. FM JAM Portob~ Rflllio tha.t The Thunderb1rd, r~eh 'tuneup ' The Indtans edged the Red· sing)e and home run lnd· Lewk. workl • btitteries or plays 011 for next Wet!k's U.S. Open cham- leg& In their first meeting two · a walk nd: lirdiu.vy hOuse cllrr811\. Model ptollllhip at Brookline, Moos .• Ia weoks ago, 7-6. with two runs relieved by Rouoh :..._• f' wash- leWJ'I "-pll'r ServfXa. Black cowhirlP. f!I'ISe . · the bo ttom of the sixth on a ed up. , "'liO lniS .... .... p aIme.r '1 f.1r1t com~w~r1ve. v~n- m $90.00 Lure s1nce the Coloma! Inv1tahon sinele and h_vo error_"· The Red- Indian hitters were Archer a "'""'FORat Fort Wortb, Ttx .. I month ago leg& were Without Pltcher-~hort. and two sing] DeM!ill eHEATING in which he wound up at 299 In stop John Tannehill in that 8 single and hi, worst 12-hole showing since game. Smith two alngl: ePLUMBINO 1956. The game next Monday, lo two homers and 8 aine ROOFING Gay Brewer of Dallae;, the start around S p. m., whould Warner 8 homer and tw Thunderbird's first round leader find Bill . Hackett, the. Indl,an:. ' Glaze and Haley ai~ I yea•· 110, had .. ror • •emnd No, I fireman , tangling &les, and Little two lin&1e place lie with Bob Duden of Port- Tannehill of the Redlego. Braves· hitlo~• were Pul~n. . IUJ' H. lnol Ave. Middl.,..rt land and Bill Eggers or Homier- Agamst the braves D. Lewis, and B. Lewlo, each WY 2·2'74 Mhktl.,., - .=..---- ---------=-- :"'";;;;;;·;;;;N;;;evliii.--iiOiioiiiiiiiiio..._"tl evemng, Donnlo Hackett, port. singles· Roush a double W IM Mm If. w~dnesda:r P"almt 42 :1 ·6 - HoWiton at San Francisco, ni&ht the two Palmer rears the most. -Drott {2-31 vs. Sanford 17-5 1. Both Nlck~w. the U.S. Open and Events . wer~ sba~ TJ:lursChlcaao tt l...ol Anplel, nieht- Masters tlth~holdt!r. and PGA day evenmg m Middleport 1champion Player also were book Boys' League play for 1 "crooIn businel1 after 1 two week lay. shal" battle nex~ Monday when off from the tournament circuit. the undefeated IndJana meet the . . Like Palmer, they were refreshed Redlegs. defendmc cbamp1ons, and e*ed for a big drive to- and now 4-2_ ward the $35,000 Thunderbird The Indians blew home seven jackpot in the windup Sunday. run& in the top of the first " It was fun instead of work," inning la&t eveninK agalnat said Palmer of his 67 In which Bravea, than coaotod to • III-I Tueodoy ,.!~'"~\~'~=~..:. hit two t· N y k C . t" .11 ht matched Palrr« s score for a r:ra~: <2: :. ;::~: :·~.~\ - ~=~ ~~ t;~ :•d and three others Phdadelph•• e BURNERS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE elighted Back Guard the league lead with Dodger hitting came from Dodgers 000 2 _ 2 5 Dm:roit '1'1 en the ers to lead a IJ.hit Tom Sarver with • SiOiie and Yank... 1110 0 - 20 3 g 1-3, _ . . , taek. Jim Pefl'y, aided by do~ble, Pat O'Brien and Don Don Anderson, Werner (1) !;'~:~~=:.t~t~•K = ~ Kaat In the ninth, lnereased Dadey, a double each, and John Buc" 14) Jlnd J>aile ' Ph•· Sox s - . record to 6-4 while Rick Werner a slngJe, I lin and Bob Werry. y Washi=~ ~~:,.-~~ ~~';, suffered the defeat, Pirate pJtchera Tommy Tit· Plrate-R.edleg Batteries action us and Mike Roulllh struc~ out T.ltWJ, Roush (S) and Roush, In the National'""81,le thl Frank Malzone's t.hree-runn~~ill eight and walked seven while R B t 13 II ~ ' and Jack Lamabe'! Ol . ur J. agiY, McKenzie Francisco Gianta; s~aded the relief pJtebing Los AnJilele. 3 Houlton o, night : ~m:r: f Ced Ra 'd Redleg hurlers.steve Haa:~ ~nd (5) lnd McKenlze, Jack Moore cago Cubs 2-1, the Cincinnati the Red Sox to sweep Cincinnati f Pitt.aburgh 2. night I ac ue o ar pi '· Kelly McKenzie were atrikmg (5). Reds topped the Pitt.&btqb &eriet with the Friday's Probable Plkht!rs Iowa, a pro for .only 18 months, I There Vesta· Magic Chef- Norge e20" OVEN- All PORCELAIN . RANGES. e Automatic Oven fHI 'HUICH POl All •., AIL POl fNI CHURCH Early dawn at Ctqre Ct"-•or~l ••• an4 out of the lblmlnr - r a Alllfll' of 411ftnA proie1 lltt ~nlmown . Jlan hu llfl'ar lrtell eontont lift behind a ~Qrtllu ot mystery, muot ...It ••• d'-ver •• , pp)l>ro. Nor Ia 1111n'1 ...Z leao ..,Or than hro min" For It wt1 are moant Neb to learn one JnOre tnlb of our em•lron• ment, we '" rnoant, tqo, to one more truth of our Creator. I• hope that OViantlfte probinl' COil enrleh our physical life: there Ia promioe that rellriGilo l!eflrehlnr will deepen our •Pirlt1141 lifo. . Tomorl'Qw dependR on every IttlOb learned at Canaverpl. But, even Jreater de1rae, on every loorn,d at Chureh, • t:a L L IlL, II., ·Allot- .-.! 7:ilt. ACHtiiCHJOIALt.~ St. Paul's Lutheran Church �• I I i') _ _...._ ..- -1- ...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 116-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., June 14, 1989 .,.llllilil!ll••••lliiii•••••••••IMI'f WANT AD . INFORMATION - D&AJIUNII:5 IM) ~ ...,..........~-­ P' • lkOI IIMHI•I' DN411•r .,_ .\. II CAN\:ELI.ATIUNS CUIIIII!L'!'IONS 'ww .. ·-••eo ... n, •"' 4. r... ,..., '" .,..~.....u. n.. • !UOOUI.A nuNS ~- .,unu.- ..,. n llllt .. .,.,, or ,... t'l . n, •Ill lt....,ed <th)el'bncllil nle lr-tJ'II 'lboakl ~ N pn......t •nmutd l.-teiJP 1'1.1 IM.Jb •i.oftet ....w lin• ,.. •upo"lll'll fo r no•n r P.,.. . ,. Mt"1o~ _., ,.. <h lill> .... , RATES ror wani Ad Servace 1 •ora .... l:h•n• 10 ~.,.:• 111 , fHI' M ! n•mum ~J C:em . ~~~ "'o.r<l , ,., I...:Utin tnMI""t\l>IU rtM:nlflft eetlb l"llrM - f""ul' r1t" n ' ~.... ~ P., • er-a ~ ne c.h•Tfed lor ad.,ert.ll lnf If aG' " " wlt." tn 111 rtap d l e r ,._t1 ~~ olll CA RD 01 r HA<'i K-:11 - 11 U Cor .o 011ol""d nmtmy lfl tt:actl .. -11:11\mn •~ 11 wnl'11 1, ,...,,., 1 ont•uarl •• ouhll_... ~~ M " .>:flO P" ,,., M l)&ll' I:I·MI a OOD IT'S SO EASY lirl S For information lectding to the arrest. and 1960 Chevrolet H. T. Coupe conviction of any person stealing Poultry $1,795 ~eige finish, spotless r lean inte r ior, V8 motor, automatic trans., radm and hea ter, like new whitewall tires. or Equipment from the premises at any lo- 1959 Chevrolet 2 Door Seda!' _ cation operated by OHIO VAllEY INDUS- Low mileage by original owner. $1,295 VB motor, automatic trans ., sharp dean interior, whtle over turquoise finish, good tires, radio and beater. POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Uf'. POMEROY , OHIO LEG.\ L NOTICE ~,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......;~ , - Vio- '' an oo • - fj.t~ nanj., ~eaStm.a hle C. C..O:.' De•;PJ', Ohw ~ ~ PNIII-WI1 • cloooat ~ II eallad up Alfred Lua1 IIIII LJDD )'CIJIWine, lor -.iy lour - •&• 1• MINERSVILLE, 0. "*** au.. TO rLA<.:E A ilESl IL I PROU ll t.:ING W.<\N'I AD PHONE WY 2-2157 1-'......... fll ·· ~ to~ - .. top . . 'IMMM1rll WID •••, , , ma,. Jrllb llldl .PCfoo-. • I ANCJF.!B (tJPD - n., LOS Glly ()HIM, Ia ~. Julia l.oo A..... D Is a ·modo'....., llarrll, ~. ~ Jlep. lor pltollor ll1dt Wlllldt.loday bJ ~ Edltl Wlla'l, Pnd AlloliN, "!!tii"... r.to Rid!ort Jo IJ1 ~ .11 {.jluli ArlllllrGI!I. Ja ku\J, of 1Jw Po!olflo ·01111 I • • JU. Jlailllce Qomller, Art CanloJ, ~. hoof oa G-1 - . ! oaclo IM Jackie Q! 'D, Sir J!l!bp Gloli.ud, . . Ia Dlllo .., 1 ..... for llw Rella. IIJiytt, ~ Jn IY, D'del a IIIIo ., q.r11o 1..,""'""' Gc1rl1dt Ll.w· IARNIY GOOGLE JJftd S,..UFFY IMina ~E iSITS HER" I WANT 'IE TO MAKE ~IM DAILY CROSSWORD 2.-r/ J .bun, _.Ill')'. 1rowi,tr : & !!-"lf - &- 4 6 .. 1 - "'' • l ~.... a. *"4;'- M. ILO I Ia &. I 11tJV.tot ......... ..... - U• - , * b... l.t....._ot a:;-ot ......... • - - u.,::-ot f..,.. . at!l._ ,.....,. ._.,..., t....... - !18. PIT· Til :&a Walll II'.:- W, a p u - 1Je 1 1%1 =. . IL • a v • ·- ....,.. •:!!.. _,a •. •Wool ~ · air.::. a- 'w :lt. Vl!;lrJIIa AaiLI :.::. ::"' II'. Qllll: Jop. II. l'l1t i04il a, ._,. J'll IN MEMORY dlartla. llfl' WHEN Ia Wednw!tJ mpt'l p!q, Lunt . . . . . tiCIIIIIpJ.- """"""'· 111u roa..... wu, of tbo ~ tlld Dcnald llad liP tbo )'011111 JIQkltar, Ja ,brltl, 1bo ilory dovtlopo whiD ,...... ,.. ..... from tbo iJGnt Mil· be boo NCOivad bi1 1o1ten ,..... ·-• •• ~ from 111 • . . . : - . ...,. ..,...... ..-~..,..... lady ,...... DIIJIO Mia. J'OJIIlllloyaDcy • . llw .,m, Lual, illld bu alplad, 'l'lu'ougb • eltrc1maJ! • IDII<h J.'OIUilb .Pfeil' .. lllao he ....... tbo rool .... tlld. FoutaaDe, llw Mria would otllllirlt 11 III&I'Y 1lflh her. he 11111 ldekiJ!i. . · · ror liD [INdleal ~ llw l!oolt abe .,._ him up, p. "Steel Hour'' ..,..., of e.ha!Jio ly, t:OJU1lringly, olferlllc hlm tho '"... _ but food and boerd .... eaD 1 lion, havlq aullored ~ de- bim 11 her h11111blo chreUing. cline Ill t[llllitr ov• 1111 put few ellllllllt realst He takel her to 1111 Jtor.o - ~ llw ~ ln We<IDN- lbeolrt tlld dllc ,_uranu. It II daf Jll&bl• ploy, Old Lady a fo1ry tole, really. He bu 110 ShOwoller Meclala, were lnlel!d· faml"' and he """"'• ber 11 od. It Ia lbtl the play was ~. When hei:kulecl In illlubamed learJerldn8; that It tie he leavN her clofleo Hrlouo eriUciiJI! ~- II bil medoil _ and 111 1101 worlb II; t11at 11 ""' liD abe 11 1110 JIOOI>, ""' 11 Jouely .Uiibt • ID ncpdre oqly the miD~ more wllll lllr · I1IUID llloall of lbe Llloot., IIIII lOla FCIIIIIIIDO played lhe ~ tbq Pvt II a~ oi UttJe old .lld)o lhero UBOd lo tilil, ...,...llliJ! llr. Lunl. bo!ore theY IJiartad drag-racing llul lil(lulh tbere llttlt Hollywood tlld lhoiK!e heat, Ibn Wl6 mucb 'llllmlll1' Ohio Valley Industries .Jd alii- - , Gbla a ' - .......... dl No 1111 llwolre'o llnl <oUplo. II eullhem ID Sir~- . .. rlf'• lrrtliotibb' Wll'D>IIoarlad ro.,.,.. of 1111 old ll:n8llJia obarWOIIIIII wbo wrltoa lo a World War I ooldlw 1ho doeom't ilaQw, IIIII her frlonda be Ia her - tlld. llnaliy II lldopled by him, Alld ll "Steel llaur'' pononnei bad • mucb boulevanilerloh Contact Mervin GlllfO, General Manager 1 .._ ca CJIII.TV·IIIM • ......... ----. <Omedloo or a Dorio DIJ: .m. 011t lo 14ld 1o admlre 1bt bird, brittle 111m1 of a BO:r Wlldor; - II deiuad bJ drt• I I II .. md<ia lDoiMd of. reoii a!mplt p' 1 IDI" • IIIII otyle ore burled by 1D0M1vo .....It m1 trilh plol II" J!I'OIIIIeiJo -din an bour of I•Utt al HOLLYwOOD (UPil - CBs. TV'a "Sttel lfDur." I radio tiJd Wovilloo ~ for II ,_s, ....... Ita f.......n ijij I llil<O Wodnotlday mpt tlld pve tt.eif 1& tl< YD'f• I a . ,.,......,,,t ibo lfCIII fll Jw TELEVISION IN REVIEW TRIES. 19) FOR SALE FOR SALE Str'ldiYBI IOU! ·~· _ . .. ........_. ...........f $1,795 HOURS suu rda1- .S·Ji' " M FOR SAl E Locally owned, automatic trans. Power !!lee ring, clean in· terlor , all a:ood Iires, radio and heater . @ ' $100·00 qEWARD wn ro OFFict 8:30 A 1960 Buick LaSabre 4 Door M:JSICAL ' ln$trumentl NOTICE Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS .. ' i, .; r• rr.l.ml tllo1. lao %• IO.ll'llll&'or 11. ~ 1 Gllll4 • "- ::: fr' & =• ••·"z·1 oacl lhot II 1 lbeatrleai vlrlue that lllllt. bt lfupod II with ' 'l'be O!ouol . 1 - : • • 'II'INIIJaopl ~ -adayo. When one alro tt., Amorleon.Ruasien .1Bdla Ia lllbjoolod lo 1111 blrbarie, Jer fTona I4GoJoow for 110 miDuteo : . ~=:. -· - - - 47. '1'&: 1 ... llolle :.~;:a:ao.-. ... DOW. :1. 01 . Ilia DAILY OlmiiGQUOT.II- B ... . _ NOTICES _ _ e. 1fG111 ~&a . 4ll'I'DLB44lla II LO.GI'BLLOW Ollolollll' iiiJqll;r- f1ll' 1 1'•, lD- _,.plo A. 11 UH4 fill' tu tllno J/1, X ,..,. tbt 0'1, ot& illllcle Jetton, · - ·= _.... tlllleapJI: IIMl :tiiN ·e • 01 .... - tiiiiiDdlllltllw . . u. WOldl are all hint& t ACk;;?J&Q'" I OQa L'l'l'QBOG 08'1''1', 'tK GX• I'G'I'C'I'BVOBA, llLB4GI'RO OQ& Y.....,. on; a Ll1XWBOO •J'BB40.-ll'l'GOVLPQ JIOTR 1111111. - Our Used Car Lot Is •nnreox i:~~;Jit,~~ W M PO J~a.dio 6·1¥ PREYAIL WITH NO· TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Tracl•ins. FOOD FREEZING EWES - (young) thorOUI!hbred buck, 30 lambs at side. Must leave farm for school. WID sacrifice, Bob Morris. Rt I, Middleport. Phone AND Cooking Demonatratlon ~ednesday,June19, 1963 WY U403. 7:30 PM EDT • 1:30 PM DST 4 NN.t. GRAt.f:F. food1 for home fr ~n: 1 n 1 . She trill an1wer any que•llona pe rtalnlftl" to free:tlnt fooda. She alto ...... c..... ' 1111 many lhort •d l abor..avinl cutl, reclplet . kh:lQ. Refreshments will be Hrwedl DOOR PRIZES 5 c $1.00. Jack's Dairy Bar, dleport. 6-ll~tc AUTOMOBD..E llllur..c eanceUedT LOit yow opeJ.iltor"s lli:ense' Call WY 2--.. If you w•n t • sllllle material to eontro\ all cOmmon fnllt tree pah 10d dl1ea1ea, O.IEr LANDMARK General-Purpose Frull Spray. Conl.llln• Malltblon. Melho lychlor lteHh1ne & C•ptan. wdta hll powder form. Uae on app\ea, pea ra. plum•. peac het. 1weet a nd aour cbeWe1, trapea. Sara • nd erreet11'• IPriYinl time. r et It now. E1St #Min St. Pomeroy. Ohio now. 1956 FOilD , VI 2 Dr. Auto. OPEN TIL 9 P.M. used househol: goods. stewart Appliance, Phone 7'13-5719 Hartford, W. Va. 6+10tp AUCJ'ION SALE at lhe Mason· ette Thursday and Saturday, ' 6126tp -· 4 room, 1 five room. Furmsh- dardTrmo. 195S PORD VI 4 Dr; Choa, tr-rttiiDII WY 2-2557. 5-7-tfc 1H1 RAMBLiiJI -· 215 &UCftONl!Ell PlYMOUTHS • ...Inlet. VI. G.-. VI. · CH.OOSE THIS CAIINEI SINK u tho "h11b" of :JOI1I' foocl and Writ cuter. 'l'be u:!...-ptlce top Ia of the finest oeiWeliatlnt enllllel eoatecl ~ bued Oli. a beautiful otoel ea~ witla r,ust:-Peliotlmt white tnamel finish. (:omplete wltla Crilt BradfGrd . . . . . . Caala.. ......,_ A. C. IIRADPORII ~~~~~ faucet IJld otroiner, . 11118 FORD Folrlane 500, OPIN TIL t P.M. ,dOIII' bardtop, Cruisamatlc ~~~f'l~i ll'ansmlaslon, power oleering,ll Jlllf radio and heater. Good con- ""ptlc tank. Qet Klean luuon. See or caU AU SeptiC Tank Clfanerlll!l'~,::~1 . 'Rauah, PGrlland, VI 1-2452. llllll'k Farm Bureau, p, 113 ~ McCO ~= y, ~ Au '=CTI =o= Np:if:i. a.ester, f 11 Uc • Planlllbq: ... Beallal ut ....~ . . . • " I ' '·' ;c:~~.j·~ ._. .· croublet ••liner ••MeehtMt. • mo. B 1J aMI Ratel c.a '" ... .,., • Ni&lol ouao ' VALLEY ' . . G · lf:~.~~~lrtG & H&ATI~ ... '-1 Gn ..,.......,.,. 726 ""IlL-------Third Avo. I !. •·-~'·' ·Echard...,Owner ·J·~~p · , 4AI I ' • •' • WY2-2016 ,. alue ond white. ·195t I'LYMDUTit 4 Dr. ltii -PL Yl!IIOUTII 4 dr. ' 19111'LYMOuTH 4 *· 1tl6 PLY_.,.. 4 dr. ~~PLY~, • • 1956 PLYMOUTH 6 eyl ' Ui$tlll WAU CAIIND 30"' hiah bJ 1fr !Mtp, · ' ' $4" ond w Sinb and C:.W-Aba A..naWt. , · Obio. II'Aid , _ ..- T-••... vt. -.-.ve. .._,115111011 CGLOIS AND W'&li I 11 tic L 0. -· con.."!blt. l!eo!_~nd ,t.lte. • I ''.l. • ·'<' ll :55 Ma- County News I 12:00 12:05 12:10 12:15 Community News .. Noon News Ohio News Markell BuUetin Boanl 12:25 Newa 0 Grams AgrlcuiiUre Agent Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:011 Country Go Round 2:55 Newt Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat ··oo Latchstring 4:00 Dlsclng with floss i!O PubUc Service 4:SO Interchange f6 Family Worship Hour 5:00 Community Newa io oo Mason County News 5:05 World & National News JO Talk ol lhe Toim 5:15 Spotlight on Sporla 10: Nowa · 5:25 Wealhercast Ui$5 MorrdiiC !ltlndlel lk30 Dinner Musicale · (utepl rrtday: Churcll lntlde BooU lielll Rlngl 0:00 Sllilset Blvd. World. !few• 8:00 Sip Off 7:1)5 ~all P1111 t : 16 JOI!OI Buick Show 1:00 Sip On Newo 10:05 Polka Party 8:05 Sacnd Heart 10:35 PubUc Servlco 8:20 Country Jamboree 11;05 Top Ten Show 1:30 Farm News 12:00 Noon Report 7:05 Breakfast Party 12;30 Rev. MerUn Teell 1:05 Platter Party 7:15 Bript Star Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade 7:SI Plctlno Rdwr Show 7:30 Sip Off 7:Go Newa Report - 0b1o i 8:011 Slsn Off - June ITOII Breakfaat Party SUNDAY 1:00 Breakfast Party llllp 7:30 Sign On Newa 1:116 Coffee Wllb Janet 1:00 Bapllsl Layman'o Hour 1:411 Betty NewtoD 1:35 Hour ol Deliverance Mlnillerlal Auae. (Rev. Paul JODeS) Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of HeaJin& 11:116 Swap Sho~ t:liO Sunday Show :30 Farm Newt 10:00 Voice of Prophecy :40 Family Worship Hour·1bu . Sunday Show Noon Report Country Hyi!Uitlme Music Just For You Noon Report Goessler's Guest 'lbe Search S:OO Platter Party Rev. MerUn Teets f :li Blaetlnar Auto Show 1:00 BiUy Graham f:30 Lllcal News 1:30 'lbe Lutheran Hour t: 55 BID Slenl SporiJ . 2:00 Signs of the Times 8:00 Bowling ScGru (Rev. W. S. Billups) 1:011 Van Palrlck Sports 2:15 PubUc Service 8:20 SUIIdown Serenade Z:35 1be Big Life 7:05 'lbe World TodtJ 3:00 Sunday Showcase 1:30 Sllln Off 4:00 Hour ol Declsloo 1:00 Off - ollllll f;- Jolua Gliflln 1:00 Sunday Sbowea.1:00 ~. On Newo e:oo Sundown Serenade. 1:()5 Countr7 Jllllboret 8:30 Fomi Newa LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ANDMAAeHA YOOUE 16 CI;TTING R&IDVlO LEAVE1HC PLANEj I PONTIA~ ' ' OLDSMOBILE$ MERCURYS ~ Sta•.W~gOii ·· · we Have 'Enil . . i I WAS LOOKING FOR 90METH ~ Stp ott - June /. l DREAMs 0 ' FtN DII'{1 7:30 ~Oft 1:00 6LI55\IILLe .., STUD!:BAKERS' t GUESS THAi" 1.!§SP It) BE TI!U". ABBII AND SLATS . W!~ IAND!!\GIN ,,,.!!I . l!le It I "THOI.JGH1" EVERWDY' E!.O&I .{ BUICKS 811 HAROLD GRAY A GOLD MtMEI : . irano. bll cloan _, nlct. o.ii loCal - ·· Cemplete- 7:00 NeWB 7·10 Musical Clock 7:30 NOWII Headlines 7:30 Mualcal Clock 7:45 'lbi Lueflne 8:00 Oblo Valley Newa 1:05 Work! & Ohio News 1:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture 1:11 Mullcal Clock 8:55 Community News 1953 CHIVROLIT 2 dr HardiOJI 1951 CHIVIIOLIT VI lmpola Hardtop. loautllul ncl flnllh. Std. tranL It's nlcit. ... lt. 1955 CHIVIIOLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl, RIH. Std. · tr1ns. lcanomlcal traMPOrttt.., •• • aco.MI or. SH lt. 1955 CHEVROLIT 1111. Wit- Nlco ond ciHn. See It f 1NO RAMB\.111 Amorkln ! Dr· lllllldord T.-. 4 room unfurnished apartment dleport. WY ~4. Monday 111n l'rlday ~00 Sip On 6:05 Musical Clock 1951 CHIVROLIT 4 dr 6 cyl. Stollot1 Wapn 1957 CHIVROLIT 4 dr SodlftVI.· 1955 CHIVIIOLET 2 dr RAMBLERS 12 • TCJP.QIWITT PorMroy, Ohlo lftld. 1957 FORD 6 CJI. II• • 41o I Hetlur, Slo"' FURNISHED apartments. Two, + last Main II. tt.ter, lum blw. L..b oleo lnlldeondout.Como ed and unfurnishd, P h o n e [~~! - -- - - - "- "'.' [CLOSI - --=AUTO SALES 1MO FALCON 2 Dr. Sodan.lleoullfulm• Ilium bi!M. Standard !Tam. ii'IH. ... It -- ----- WJEH RADIO CHEVROLUS FORDS 1955 FORD Vll 2 Door SHan. MALATHION FOR FRUIT ----:--~-:-- _________ 1957 FORD 2 Door S. TOR f: HIA NO Wtll J ive tntere.f-11\1 and help· flll demonAntlo nt on bow to pre:p•re, paclta&e, and freeze SPECIAL - - - , 1 Pomeroy Landmark Store ROMB !CONOMIST, OHIO POW· U. COMPANY "What 1 flnllhl The ninth lnnlnr, two out, baaea loRded, and Pop slam• hla fiat down on · tho hat of another ruvl" 11948 JEEP - - - $5951 14miles. Wheel Drive. Half steel cab. 39,000 actual( _, One owner S 12 3lp ..., MONDAY TBRU PRlD<\Y WHOLESALE PRICES .--- ... r !IDIIILIIIJI• A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Cars. If You Don't Have A Trad•ln, Come In Wa Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot. At A Whol• Ala Price. Wa Have To Racluioe Our Stotk Of UHdCm. You Ara lnvitacll A.,. II' 'IOV uoar 'I'OUR. l'lltll MTDW:oll WJLL lliiD'l' li'QB l'liiiLJ'.a• ., IINII IUsHMILLIR •' . '' DAVY JONES HOW PO '<OU LI KE 'mAT DHE lOOK MV BRIEF· CA5E ~ MISTAKE r (CHIJCJ<.LE-Q;lJCKL£) 14HIWS MORE VA LUABlf: 'N <iOW~ �• I I i') _ _...._ ..- -1- ...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 116-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., June 14, 1989 .,.llllilil!ll••••lliiii•••••••••IMI'f WANT AD . INFORMATION - D&AJIUNII:5 IM) ~ ...,..........~-­ P' • lkOI IIMHI•I' DN411•r .,_ .\. II CAN\:ELI.ATIUNS CUIIIII!L'!'IONS 'ww .. ·-••eo ... n, •"' 4. r... ,..., '" .,..~.....u. n.. • !UOOUI.A nuNS ~- .,unu.- ..,. n llllt .. .,.,, or ,... t'l . n, •Ill lt....,ed <th)el'bncllil nle lr-tJ'II 'lboakl ~ N pn......t •nmutd l.-teiJP 1'1.1 IM.Jb •i.oftet ....w lin• ,.. •upo"lll'll fo r no•n r P.,.. . ,. Mt"1o~ _., ,.. <h lill> .... , RATES ror wani Ad Servace 1 •ora .... l:h•n• 10 ~.,.:• 111 , fHI' M ! n•mum ~J C:em . ~~~ "'o.r<l , ,., I...:Utin tnMI""t\l>IU rtM:nlflft eetlb l"llrM - f""ul' r1t" n ' ~.... ~ P., • er-a ~ ne c.h•Tfed lor ad.,ert.ll lnf If aG' " " wlt." tn 111 rtap d l e r ,._t1 ~~ olll CA RD 01 r HA<'i K-:11 - 11 U Cor .o 011ol""d nmtmy lfl tt:actl .. -11:11\mn •~ 11 wnl'11 1, ,...,,., 1 ont•uarl •• ouhll_... ~~ M " .>:flO P" ,,., M l)&ll' I:I·MI a OOD IT'S SO EASY lirl S For information lectding to the arrest. and 1960 Chevrolet H. T. Coupe conviction of any person stealing Poultry $1,795 ~eige finish, spotless r lean inte r ior, V8 motor, automatic trans., radm and hea ter, like new whitewall tires. or Equipment from the premises at any lo- 1959 Chevrolet 2 Door Seda!' _ cation operated by OHIO VAllEY INDUS- Low mileage by original owner. $1,295 VB motor, automatic trans ., sharp dean interior, whtle over turquoise finish, good tires, radio and beater. POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Uf'. POMEROY , OHIO LEG.\ L NOTICE ~,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......;~ , - Vio- '' an oo • - fj.t~ nanj., ~eaStm.a hle C. C..O:.' De•;PJ', Ohw ~ ~ PNIII-WI1 • cloooat ~ II eallad up Alfred Lua1 IIIII LJDD )'CIJIWine, lor -.iy lour - •&• 1• MINERSVILLE, 0. "*** au.. TO rLA<.:E A ilESl IL I PROU ll t.:ING W.<\N'I AD PHONE WY 2-2157 1-'......... fll ·· ~ to~ - .. top . . 'IMMM1rll WID •••, , , ma,. Jrllb llldl .PCfoo-. • I ANCJF.!B (tJPD - n., LOS Glly ()HIM, Ia ~. Julia l.oo A..... D Is a ·modo'....., llarrll, ~. ~ Jlep. lor pltollor ll1dt Wlllldt.loday bJ ~ Edltl Wlla'l, Pnd AlloliN, "!!tii"... r.to Rid!ort Jo IJ1 ~ .11 {.jluli ArlllllrGI!I. Ja ku\J, of 1Jw Po!olflo ·01111 I • • JU. Jlailllce Qomller, Art CanloJ, ~. hoof oa G-1 - . ! oaclo IM Jackie Q! 'D, Sir J!l!bp Gloli.ud, . . Ia Dlllo .., 1 ..... for llw Rella. IIJiytt, ~ Jn IY, D'del a IIIIo ., q.r11o 1..,""'""' Gc1rl1dt Ll.w· IARNIY GOOGLE JJftd S,..UFFY IMina ~E iSITS HER" I WANT 'IE TO MAKE ~IM DAILY CROSSWORD 2.-r/ J .bun, _.Ill')'. 1rowi,tr : & !!-"lf - &- 4 6 .. 1 - "'' • l ~.... a. *"4;'- M. ILO I Ia &. I 11tJV.tot ......... ..... - U• - , * b... l.t....._ot a:;-ot ......... • - - u.,::-ot f..,.. . at!l._ ,.....,. ._.,..., t....... - !18. PIT· Til :&a Walll II'.:- W, a p u - 1Je 1 1%1 =. . IL • a v • ·- ....,.. •:!!.. _,a •. •Wool ~ · air.::. a- 'w :lt. Vl!;lrJIIa AaiLI :.::. ::"' II'. Qllll: Jop. II. l'l1t i04il a, ._,. J'll IN MEMORY dlartla. llfl' WHEN Ia Wednw!tJ mpt'l p!q, Lunt . . . . . tiCIIIIIpJ.- """"""'· 111u roa..... wu, of tbo ~ tlld Dcnald llad liP tbo )'011111 JIQkltar, Ja ,brltl, 1bo ilory dovtlopo whiD ,...... ,.. ..... from tbo iJGnt Mil· be boo NCOivad bi1 1o1ten ,..... ·-• •• ~ from 111 • . . . : - . ...,. ..,...... ..-~..,..... lady ,...... DIIJIO Mia. J'OJIIlllloyaDcy • . llw .,m, Lual, illld bu alplad, 'l'lu'ougb • eltrc1maJ! • IDII<h J.'OIUilb .Pfeil' .. lllao he ....... tbo rool .... tlld. FoutaaDe, llw Mria would otllllirlt 11 III&I'Y 1lflh her. he 11111 ldekiJ!i. . · · ror liD [INdleal ~ llw l!oolt abe .,._ him up, p. "Steel Hour'' ..,..., of e.ha!Jio ly, t:OJU1lringly, olferlllc hlm tho '"... _ but food and boerd .... eaD 1 lion, havlq aullored ~ de- bim 11 her h11111blo chreUing. cline Ill t[llllitr ov• 1111 put few ellllllllt realst He takel her to 1111 Jtor.o - ~ llw ~ ln We<IDN- lbeolrt tlld dllc ,_uranu. It II daf Jll&bl• ploy, Old Lady a fo1ry tole, really. He bu 110 ShOwoller Meclala, were lnlel!d· faml"' and he """"'• ber 11 od. It Ia lbtl the play was ~. When hei:kulecl In illlubamed learJerldn8; that It tie he leavN her clofleo Hrlouo eriUciiJI! ~- II bil medoil _ and 111 1101 worlb II; t11at 11 ""' liD abe 11 1110 JIOOI>, ""' 11 Jouely .Uiibt • ID ncpdre oqly the miD~ more wllll lllr · I1IUID llloall of lbe Llloot., IIIII lOla FCIIIIIIIDO played lhe ~ tbq Pvt II a~ oi UttJe old .lld)o lhero UBOd lo tilil, ...,...llliJ! llr. Lunl. bo!ore theY IJiartad drag-racing llul lil(lulh tbere llttlt Hollywood tlld lhoiK!e heat, Ibn Wl6 mucb 'llllmlll1' Ohio Valley Industries .Jd alii- - , Gbla a ' - .......... dl No 1111 llwolre'o llnl <oUplo. II eullhem ID Sir~- . .. rlf'• lrrtliotibb' Wll'D>IIoarlad ro.,.,.. of 1111 old ll:n8llJia obarWOIIIIII wbo wrltoa lo a World War I ooldlw 1ho doeom't ilaQw, IIIII her frlonda be Ia her - tlld. llnaliy II lldopled by him, Alld ll "Steel llaur'' pononnei bad • mucb boulevanilerloh Contact Mervin GlllfO, General Manager 1 .._ ca CJIII.TV·IIIM • ......... ----. <Omedloo or a Dorio DIJ: .m. 011t lo 14ld 1o admlre 1bt bird, brittle 111m1 of a BO:r Wlldor; - II deiuad bJ drt• I I II .. md<ia lDoiMd of. reoii a!mplt p' 1 IDI" • IIIII otyle ore burled by 1D0M1vo .....It m1 trilh plol II" J!I'OIIIIeiJo -din an bour of I•Utt al HOLLYwOOD (UPil - CBs. TV'a "Sttel lfDur." I radio tiJd Wovilloo ~ for II ,_s, ....... Ita f.......n ijij I llil<O Wodnotlday mpt tlld pve tt.eif 1& tl< YD'f• I a . ,.,......,,,t ibo lfCIII fll Jw TELEVISION IN REVIEW TRIES. 19) FOR SALE FOR SALE Str'ldiYBI IOU! ·~· _ . .. ........_. ...........f $1,795 HOURS suu rda1- .S·Ji' " M FOR SAl E Locally owned, automatic trans. Power !!lee ring, clean in· terlor , all a:ood Iires, radio and heater . @ ' $100·00 qEWARD wn ro OFFict 8:30 A 1960 Buick LaSabre 4 Door M:JSICAL ' ln$trumentl NOTICE Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS .. ' i, .; r• rr.l.ml tllo1. lao %• IO.ll'llll&'or 11. ~ 1 Gllll4 • "- ::: fr' & =• ••·"z·1 oacl lhot II 1 lbeatrleai vlrlue that lllllt. bt lfupod II with ' 'l'be O!ouol . 1 - : • • 'II'INIIJaopl ~ -adayo. When one alro tt., Amorleon.Ruasien .1Bdla Ia lllbjoolod lo 1111 blrbarie, Jer fTona I4GoJoow for 110 miDuteo : . ~=:. -· - - - 47. '1'&: 1 ... llolle :.~;:a:ao.-. ... DOW. :1. 01 . Ilia DAILY OlmiiGQUOT.II- B ... . _ NOTICES _ _ e. 1fG111 ~&a . 4ll'I'DLB44lla II LO.GI'BLLOW Ollolollll' iiiJqll;r- f1ll' 1 1'•, lD- _,.plo A. 11 UH4 fill' tu tllno J/1, X ,..,. tbt 0'1, ot& illllcle Jetton, · - ·= _.... tlllleapJI: IIMl :tiiN ·e • 01 .... - tiiiiiDdlllltllw . . u. WOldl are all hint& t ACk;;?J&Q'" I OQa L'l'l'QBOG 08'1''1', 'tK GX• I'G'I'C'I'BVOBA, llLB4GI'RO OQ& Y.....,. on; a Ll1XWBOO •J'BB40.-ll'l'GOVLPQ JIOTR 1111111. - Our Used Car Lot Is •nnreox i:~~;Jit,~~ W M PO J~a.dio 6·1¥ PREYAIL WITH NO· TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Tracl•ins. FOOD FREEZING EWES - (young) thorOUI!hbred buck, 30 lambs at side. Must leave farm for school. WID sacrifice, Bob Morris. Rt I, Middleport. Phone AND Cooking Demonatratlon ~ednesday,June19, 1963 WY U403. 7:30 PM EDT • 1:30 PM DST 4 NN.t. GRAt.f:F. food1 for home fr ~n: 1 n 1 . She trill an1wer any que•llona pe rtalnlftl" to free:tlnt fooda. She alto ...... c..... ' 1111 many lhort •d l abor..avinl cutl, reclplet . kh:lQ. Refreshments will be Hrwedl DOOR PRIZES 5 c $1.00. Jack's Dairy Bar, dleport. 6-ll~tc AUTOMOBD..E llllur..c eanceUedT LOit yow opeJ.iltor"s lli:ense' Call WY 2--.. If you w•n t • sllllle material to eontro\ all cOmmon fnllt tree pah 10d dl1ea1ea, O.IEr LANDMARK General-Purpose Frull Spray. Conl.llln• Malltblon. Melho lychlor lteHh1ne & C•ptan. wdta hll powder form. Uae on app\ea, pea ra. plum•. peac het. 1weet a nd aour cbeWe1, trapea. Sara • nd erreet11'• IPriYinl time. r et It now. E1St #Min St. Pomeroy. Ohio now. 1956 FOilD , VI 2 Dr. Auto. OPEN TIL 9 P.M. used househol: goods. stewart Appliance, Phone 7'13-5719 Hartford, W. Va. 6+10tp AUCJ'ION SALE at lhe Mason· ette Thursday and Saturday, ' 6126tp -· 4 room, 1 five room. Furmsh- dardTrmo. 195S PORD VI 4 Dr; Choa, tr-rttiiDII WY 2-2557. 5-7-tfc 1H1 RAMBLiiJI -· 215 &UCftONl!Ell PlYMOUTHS • ...Inlet. VI. G.-. VI. · CH.OOSE THIS CAIINEI SINK u tho "h11b" of :JOI1I' foocl and Writ cuter. 'l'be u:!...-ptlce top Ia of the finest oeiWeliatlnt enllllel eoatecl ~ bued Oli. a beautiful otoel ea~ witla r,ust:-Peliotlmt white tnamel finish. (:omplete wltla Crilt BradfGrd . . . . . . Caala.. ......,_ A. C. IIRADPORII ~~~~~ faucet IJld otroiner, . 11118 FORD Folrlane 500, OPIN TIL t P.M. ,dOIII' bardtop, Cruisamatlc ~~~f'l~i ll'ansmlaslon, power oleering,ll Jlllf radio and heater. Good con- ""ptlc tank. Qet Klean luuon. See or caU AU SeptiC Tank Clfanerlll!l'~,::~1 . 'Rauah, PGrlland, VI 1-2452. llllll'k Farm Bureau, p, 113 ~ McCO ~= y, ~ Au '=CTI =o= Np:if:i. a.ester, f 11 Uc • Planlllbq: ... Beallal ut ....~ . . . • " I ' '·' ;c:~~.j·~ ._. .· croublet ••liner ••MeehtMt. • mo. B 1J aMI Ratel c.a '" ... .,., • Ni&lol ouao ' VALLEY ' . . G · lf:~.~~~lrtG & H&ATI~ ... '-1 Gn ..,.......,.,. 726 ""IlL-------Third Avo. I !. •·-~'·' ·Echard...,Owner ·J·~~p · , 4AI I ' • •' • WY2-2016 ,. alue ond white. ·195t I'LYMDUTit 4 Dr. ltii -PL Yl!IIOUTII 4 dr. ' 19111'LYMOuTH 4 *· 1tl6 PLY_.,.. 4 dr. ~~PLY~, • • 1956 PLYMOUTH 6 eyl ' Ui$tlll WAU CAIIND 30"' hiah bJ 1fr !Mtp, · ' ' $4" ond w Sinb and C:.W-Aba A..naWt. , · Obio. II'Aid , _ ..- T-••... vt. -.-.ve. .._,115111011 CGLOIS AND W'&li I 11 tic L 0. -· con.."!blt. l!eo!_~nd ,t.lte. • I ''.l. • ·'<' ll :55 Ma- County News I 12:00 12:05 12:10 12:15 Community News .. Noon News Ohio News Markell BuUetin Boanl 12:25 Newa 0 Grams AgrlcuiiUre Agent Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:011 Country Go Round 2:55 Newt Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat ··oo Latchstring 4:00 Dlsclng with floss i!O PubUc Service 4:SO Interchange f6 Family Worship Hour 5:00 Community Newa io oo Mason County News 5:05 World & National News JO Talk ol lhe Toim 5:15 Spotlight on Sporla 10: Nowa · 5:25 Wealhercast Ui$5 MorrdiiC !ltlndlel lk30 Dinner Musicale · (utepl rrtday: Churcll lntlde BooU lielll Rlngl 0:00 Sllilset Blvd. World. !few• 8:00 Sip Off 7:1)5 ~all P1111 t : 16 JOI!OI Buick Show 1:00 Sip On Newo 10:05 Polka Party 8:05 Sacnd Heart 10:35 PubUc Servlco 8:20 Country Jamboree 11;05 Top Ten Show 1:30 Farm News 12:00 Noon Report 7:05 Breakfast Party 12;30 Rev. MerUn Teell 1:05 Platter Party 7:15 Bript Star Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade 7:SI Plctlno Rdwr Show 7:30 Sip Off 7:Go Newa Report - 0b1o i 8:011 Slsn Off - June ITOII Breakfaat Party SUNDAY 1:00 Breakfast Party llllp 7:30 Sign On Newa 1:116 Coffee Wllb Janet 1:00 Bapllsl Layman'o Hour 1:411 Betty NewtoD 1:35 Hour ol Deliverance Mlnillerlal Auae. (Rev. Paul JODeS) Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of HeaJin& 11:116 Swap Sho~ t:liO Sunday Show :30 Farm Newt 10:00 Voice of Prophecy :40 Family Worship Hour·1bu . Sunday Show Noon Report Country Hyi!Uitlme Music Just For You Noon Report Goessler's Guest 'lbe Search S:OO Platter Party Rev. MerUn Teets f :li Blaetlnar Auto Show 1:00 BiUy Graham f:30 Lllcal News 1:30 'lbe Lutheran Hour t: 55 BID Slenl SporiJ . 2:00 Signs of the Times 8:00 Bowling ScGru (Rev. W. S. Billups) 1:011 Van Palrlck Sports 2:15 PubUc Service 8:20 SUIIdown Serenade Z:35 1be Big Life 7:05 'lbe World TodtJ 3:00 Sunday Showcase 1:30 Sllln Off 4:00 Hour ol Declsloo 1:00 Off - ollllll f;- Jolua Gliflln 1:00 Sunday Sbowea.1:00 ~. On Newo e:oo Sundown Serenade. 1:()5 Countr7 Jllllboret 8:30 Fomi Newa LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ANDMAAeHA YOOUE 16 CI;TTING R&IDVlO LEAVE1HC PLANEj I PONTIA~ ' ' OLDSMOBILE$ MERCURYS ~ Sta•.W~gOii ·· · we Have 'Enil . . i I WAS LOOKING FOR 90METH ~ Stp ott - June /. l DREAMs 0 ' FtN DII'{1 7:30 ~Oft 1:00 6LI55\IILLe .., STUD!:BAKERS' t GUESS THAi" 1.!§SP It) BE TI!U". ABBII AND SLATS . W!~ IAND!!\GIN ,,,.!!I . l!le It I "THOI.JGH1" EVERWDY' E!.O&I .{ BUICKS 811 HAROLD GRAY A GOLD MtMEI : . irano. bll cloan _, nlct. o.ii loCal - ·· Cemplete- 7:00 NeWB 7·10 Musical Clock 7:30 NOWII Headlines 7:30 Mualcal Clock 7:45 'lbi Lueflne 8:00 Oblo Valley Newa 1:05 Work! & Ohio News 1:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture 1:11 Mullcal Clock 8:55 Community News 1953 CHIVROLIT 2 dr HardiOJI 1951 CHIVIIOLIT VI lmpola Hardtop. loautllul ncl flnllh. Std. tranL It's nlcit. ... lt. 1955 CHIVIIOLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl, RIH. Std. · tr1ns. lcanomlcal traMPOrttt.., •• • aco.MI or. SH lt. 1955 CHEVROLIT 1111. Wit- Nlco ond ciHn. See It f 1NO RAMB\.111 Amorkln ! Dr· lllllldord T.-. 4 room unfurnished apartment dleport. WY ~4. Monday 111n l'rlday ~00 Sip On 6:05 Musical Clock 1951 CHIVROLIT 4 dr 6 cyl. Stollot1 Wapn 1957 CHIVROLIT 4 dr SodlftVI.· 1955 CHIVIIOLET 2 dr RAMBLERS 12 • TCJP.QIWITT PorMroy, Ohlo lftld. 1957 FORD 6 CJI. II• • 41o I Hetlur, Slo"' FURNISHED apartments. Two, + last Main II. tt.ter, lum blw. L..b oleo lnlldeondout.Como ed and unfurnishd, P h o n e [~~! - -- - - - "- "'.' [CLOSI - --=AUTO SALES 1MO FALCON 2 Dr. Sodan.lleoullfulm• Ilium bi!M. Standard !Tam. ii'IH. ... It -- ----- WJEH RADIO CHEVROLUS FORDS 1955 FORD Vll 2 Door SHan. MALATHION FOR FRUIT ----:--~-:-- _________ 1957 FORD 2 Door S. TOR f: HIA NO Wtll J ive tntere.f-11\1 and help· flll demonAntlo nt on bow to pre:p•re, paclta&e, and freeze SPECIAL - - - , 1 Pomeroy Landmark Store ROMB !CONOMIST, OHIO POW· U. COMPANY "What 1 flnllhl The ninth lnnlnr, two out, baaea loRded, and Pop slam• hla fiat down on · tho hat of another ruvl" 11948 JEEP - - - $5951 14miles. Wheel Drive. Half steel cab. 39,000 actual( _, One owner S 12 3lp ..., MONDAY TBRU PRlD<\Y WHOLESALE PRICES .--- ... r !IDIIILIIIJI• A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Cars. If You Don't Have A Trad•ln, Come In Wa Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot. At A Whol• Ala Price. Wa Have To Racluioe Our Stotk Of UHdCm. You Ara lnvitacll A.,. II' 'IOV uoar 'I'OUR. l'lltll MTDW:oll WJLL lliiD'l' li'QB l'liiiLJ'.a• ., IINII IUsHMILLIR •' . '' DAVY JONES HOW PO '<OU LI KE 'mAT DHE lOOK MV BRIEF· CA5E ~ MISTAKE r (CHIJCJ<.LE-Q;lJCKL£) 14HIWS MORE VA LUABlf: 'N <iOW~ �~ .. ..) •• - .- ... L. 'NOW Y;OU OOW - ' ~ .. • • Tile ....... • ., W•Intotia11 II •.1 ,._., r ·e -~. ..._, ..... v..,_.w. mlDIJtnlloa, ... VOL XV NO. 52 .-. ~ ~ ~ . '"' ....,._ . ~ ' t ' MEIGS THEATRE rOM&ROY . OHIO OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 TONIGHT EQ~r ' Allan PH's "TALES OF TEUOR" Un Color) Vincent Price Prte!' Lorre Bosil Rathbone, De;1ra Paget -and''TWENTY PLUS TWO" David Janssen, Jeanne Crain Choolle from solid colors, smart plaid patlems, pop. ular dark·colors and neat checks In waab 'n -~~IIJ' cottons, dacron and cotton, rayon and acl!~ 'blendl and ,rayon gabardine. All sizes 29 to ~ waist meaaurenient In pleated and plain f~!lt New York Clothing House HEADQUARTERS FOR models. · Bit Yonk Work _TrouNrs In solld colors of · ~vy . . blue, auptan, grey and green . FATHER and GRANDFATHER eSHIRTS - By Moahatton - £nro & Shapely e SUITS & SPORTCOATS Make saving a family game: everybody wins- ELBERFELD~!N POMEROY - Is Announced ' ' ID:New Haven ' ' By CUflee aDd Clothcnft :Beautiful--refrig•rator" ·· barcain! ..... especially if you deposit your savings with liS, and so enjoy the "plua~ gf all-under- . ' • Most beautiful Fri&ldalre styRnr ever- yours at - bud&8t ptlce. • Full•wldth fretltr tiles! holdl • I 63-lbs. of frozen food. • Slldlllf Chill 0~ keeps fresh · · meat. fmh and. qulck-t'!llls toocl. • Fuii.Width fruit and ver.table · · -_. Hydrator plus atorap in ltlt door,j too. .• Frlcidalre dtp~•IIIIY, . . - - CIUHoof bankiD& servil:el ~ --'~ JP e Pay 3% ln~rett On SarJin111 1 • '!.. PAUT~LL Pomeroy National Bank ·, JOmi.PIN ·'. .·. $1.69 Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND I'OMIROY,O ,r, ' ., . _.' Jl . ,. - ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ··"' GIVE DAD TROUSERS FOR FATHER DAY l ' ' w.w ' ' � 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 14, 1963 johnson stout