https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d994b05992d66c1c6a4d9e1e3eabc72d.pdf 618d5d4b7a4c9be434b0327ec6c9fe52 PDF Text Text . I ' ·'·' • . ..-._._..- • IIERFD.DS Voters To Decide 100« WHO'S 'ON Jlfl.COVII • ' .,...,...,. Ire :Viely vautnn ' ' Pupjls Planning Boycott . I · ~ VaUCJhn'• .......,1., ·I ..,._ look. On 1M or undommr of 1M trlanglo Jtolo, you'N .;... to bo In 1M lpOIIIght. lho Dcwon polyeotw willie don.itl .,.,.. i .,. ...... "'brio ,, .. porfect ~ovnd far D. lira_. richly ........ bandtand ........ Complotaly ...... ill pllow, .. pink for ""' i . ' Vostok V Sets Orbit Mark -olcolor, ht11. .._, •lrrlttlOOK ll..,.....rvo $13.95 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Tonigbt thru Wednesday W•lt Oisney'l "MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS"' (Technicolor l Robert Taylor Lilli Palmer. Curt Jurgens, Eddie Albert Disntr C•lorcar1oons Running time 2'h Hrs. Admission : 75c &. 40c • THURSDAY, Jun• 20 NOT OPEN ' Plans Made For Jitney Supper •.. Connection Of Sutton Roads By Granges Great Bend and Ohio Valley tilt program. were guesll when At the close of lbe n.ellll~ He1mlock Grove Grange 2409 sandwiches, pie, coffee and regular sessiou Satur· tea were oerved by the evening. Grange. The opeoing and closing cer-l~i;iiiii;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;i Iem.ony was conducted by Great Bend Grange. During lbe bus!· session, plans were completed for a jitney supper at the Grange haD, Friday beginTONIGHT ning at 5 p.m. ''THI lNTIRN. . "Father's day" was lbe theme re~r:!~= of the program presented by Nick Adams Suey Parto< Ohio Valley Grange. Readings "THE BRAIN THAT ' were given t.'Oncerning father WOULDN'T Dll" Herb Evera Vlrllinla Leltll and home, followed by a number of jokes. A contest for men Tun.-Wod luno 11-lf was held and several q ll i z Well Dl,..yo games were conducted. GIft 1 Rav Bolger Tom1117 Sanda ''BABES IN TOYLAND" were presented to Dorsel Smith (Teclmkolor) the oldest father present and Annette Ed WJIID Hilber Qulvey the youngest fa· -andAll star Cut hi ther. Group singing and opec"CitY DOUILI CltOII" lsi vocal numbers concluded I AOO-A-ROOM N[W KITCHEN fAMilY ROOM PORCH [NClOSURE mlfT• •• OW ROT ·. · SAVE DOLLARS( Use Robinson's Quality MILDEW. • • MOLD ' A. new · Electric Dehumidifier really defies humidity. Moat models, ~~w 'llf .your appliance dealer's store, ' Include auto~ic :controls that help maintain the ' ... . ' proper level of ·humidity in a given area of your home. Pl'lvenh and ~· ·damage from Mildew, Rust, Dry . ' : ·•,• ~ ' Rot, Mold and ,..:•lintl~atea. multy odors, drippy pipes, ' and warped wooci\Vork. '; / . ~ It will pay yentt ~ llllllfY non' I' 1• • ii!J6fllllii1Qject y11 hiYe illlit F111,-s, 11111111' tes, a., ~IIIIUy lll1llials. lbs. 5 ,. 1 · Mil Enter the Wond1rful World :of lleclilc Living Save On Your Dry CleenjngCleen Winter Clothes Before Storlntl ROBINSON~s· LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEA"EU Convenient Pickup Sfatlont In Mlilcllepert-......_, : Phone P-..y WY W42t Mldd..,.-;t WY WIM . lTfJP lt/tA'IIIII"'" . COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING 10 tTtJP .,.. . ' ., ~~-· lfs Flt~lneless! l ·- I, .S• WOMr EL~CTRIC t*";.:~. .N'PLIANOB. DE~EB todot/1 OHIO �.. .; •• • There TlaP Daily St:tntinPI ~ T1NG ' .... Helen Help Us,/ ,· -.'" . Is nothing like healthy, con· politician reported similar findings. Harry Hall, an official of the Michl· : •truetivo counterargument tu give Ioree ~d life to public d~bate in a democracy. gan State Chamber of Commerce, says the time has come lor management to ~ckliy, we are beginning to get more assume its full political responsibilities: ., it. "Tbe future belonp to men who pave '· - Not long ago Republican Gov. Wit· Uam Scranton of Pennsylvania chipped positive partisan convictions and .have · In with a useful bit Some lesser figures the desire , the knowledge, lhe Inspirahave co ntributed . And now GOP Gov. tion and the courage to fight for them ." Governor Romney, a highly successful George Romney of Michigan has had automaker before entering politics, something to say. What are these people talking about? wants not just businessmen but aU citi· ' They are asserting - quite bluntly- zens to jump into the fray , He gets laugh· that there has been far too much nega- ed at by some who dismiss this talk as tive muamng and groaning in this coun· naive, fanciful nonsense . But Romney has one leg up on these try from the " loyal opposition" and oth· er more frantic critics of the broadly rul· people. .He practices what be preaches. .He is right with lhe folk who say gov· j}lg Democralic party. · - Scranton said many businessmen who ernment in Washington Is too big. But complain about the federal government he has little use for those who just com· Mtaking over" have simply defaulted on plain and doil'l do anything about it. Many say: "Restore state's rights, re· their own responsibilities in the areas of turn power to lhe atates: • encroachment . Romney says line, but that the way to He is not the firs! to say that. Years ago the late Russell Davenport, writing do that is "reinvigorate state govern· In the respecled businessman's maga- ments, rather than to emasculate the zine, Fortune, laid a heavy charge against national government.'' Michigan's new constitution, sparked businessmen for falling down on their by Romney, is specifically designed ~ wider public responsibilities. Scranton noted that in one quick sam· modernize the lower echelons of eovetn· piing of businessmen, s good number men! so they can do a better job and had to ronfPSs the" had not voted in re· keep mayors and others from rqnnin& to ·· cent elections. A top Ohio llepublicaa Wasbin&too. ..' •' EDITORtALL Y Action In The ~ndocks .. ,.~,~ "Steady On, -;M'Boy!" •·• , • ,. '· • .. '. .... ,..,, ·J • ":" ' ... '' ' ~-~ !'Dihlll'OY·Middleport, o ., June 1s. _1963·3 . ~- - Se~tors Faee Onslaught Of fm~·rtant Leuislation . co · l'l· · . . ' . at··· onnendnlfli\l, . would a1ao• boost tho Um•t oo die fr<eway$ , llllve a llfe ol fGUr ""' U..\'a ilnporWII, • ·• I I · !:!liU!H don't ~ Dear -lelen: Remembe< how a,ruJ 1111101! eans of sink and ba~ drain cleaners were to 1. open? Evea tDivei and pliers and I "'ve ·""would acafl't!ly bud&e !ben•. So for yu• ·81111 ·~ , no•. they have •nap-on plastic one child. My problem II 1opo alld It's no sweat. Remom· an illsurinee polley. He ber how the eleanor cans taken wt a sizable IIIIIOUill to ·be punched? Now there's a his life and haa modo h I• little plastic shield over t h e children from hla first marrlqe hole•. benoflctarleo. 11 seems that manqfaclurers He PIYI child support f o r have come up with 1 solulloll them. and I feel that he should to . many packagln& problems. think of me and oor child first. Why can't they help us houaethinks' they should eo m • 'll'ives on key-opeuln~ eans? rlrsl He won't OOI!IIder dJvJd. Snap-on plastic tops are so very lng or 1harl.,_ I 110!'" he outeasy - and · they 00 protect ~ oo· J would aeyw .have the prnduct. 1 know we mu collect, but I do lhiD!r o u r aound awfully lllippy, yawJnl child abuuld_be ~. lila about these small thinsa, b u I older and will ~ bt n:ally, they're pretty hJI when 011 their cnm by the II m • you try to open a can of C!Oifee ol ua dlel. What do JOII, in a hurry and 1et off the Heleni TOO MANY cuum, yoor finler In the Too: ceo and •PllllDI about half the!"" ... coffee. - ANOTHER You omtlted one thin&: dO. SY HOUSEWIFE. have I 1izaW. lndependo. · Dear Housewives: b)coma or aatlnp IC!COUIII? child will be weD Keep piUiglng. We'll 101 a for !tom yoor •Ide oflhl keyless can - eventually I-H. and llll children 11, , tbou.ctl!'t fl WASHINGTON COLUMN I Reports From Th e Cap·tl.o ·h:a~·.~~~= !.7~e e port =:"'!::.: company has brought out a hJJ will II fllr. Olherwlle - 111 plaotlc lid - there will be children should bellellt eqDIU7, lly LYLI! c. WJUION Negroes OO<Ially welcome at the vlsllorl about a crista In race,... ersl and the wll' (pl'ISMI Wife, lhll Uall<d l'nl!• lnl<..allonal White Hou... lations. Dear Helen: Is) 1hould be conekllred flnt. Pre~ident Kennedy Ia caught. in He named Nee- to federal RIJhll Galo ForofiOIII My problem! Am 1 right or H. . . Dear .lelet!; ' • pohtiral squeeze play on eiVll ol!ice aucb .. lhq had IIIII be· l.Gng-Umo N~ frlenda and a!· wrong about not wanting , rights. The Kennedy admlnistra!let of tha Ketlnedy'o beg., to 1tay hom 011 Moth r's Da) and I am 1 junior In high ""Mol BY DOROTHY KIUlAI.LEN , it's generally understood they'd I velously photogenic for the nick· lion trapped itseij. fore enjoyed. By word and deed, hoUer foul 811blol tha adminlotra- th h t':.t wit~ . and now threeiiiOIIIhl prt&nant Julllllgs II Pencil be happy to unload it at half ers .... A famous playboy just Tho President invited bl• cur- the Presldeot emphl61red to the IJon'o clvll rights pollctea and .per· :r? er 0 ayo my know .l will .haVe to leU my Wh1m a London friend asked that sum . rented a converted photo stud)() rent poUticaJ troubles by making Negro community hiJ acdve 1nd _formi!Jce. CI:Dtt. the B!rmlniham but 1 dread il 10 .much. Li2 TayJo, where she'd be. on Cuba's former dictator, Bali,. on E. 7lst St. for his New York a mJStaken political decision al frletldly lnterellt By aurprlle vii· rtoll, and tbe las blll suddea1y 1That aoundl unnatural, The worat tblni 111 1 dooi't evtll the night of the grand prem•ere Ia, IS loo<mg to buy himself a hideaway. I But •ecrets are so the outset of hi• administration. lito an~ surprlle telophone coiiJ, ct!8led to be the admiDllllratloJI'I n t II? _But thll II the otory. l Uke the boy. IJIUOIII wu just of "Cleopatra," she ansoered, little island in Virgin Islands hard to keep tt.. se days!) This wa• to ignore for two,. Kennedy kept before U.S. Negroes top lelfsletive o~je<.1ive. Top spot am the only unmarrted In to prove p01111 -up 10 "I know where I'd hke to be - area The overseas sports . . years the civil rights campaign an Image of a prealdent Who aloo went to clv!l rlghta. .the lamUy, I have been . ~m. What a dope! WeD, 1 ill orbit! ·• wnters ~~ve ntc~na~ Cass1- In the restaurants· -. .Qu1te promiset that contrib';lted so much I was a· warm ally. Tbat 11 bow he got caught lD en to take ~re of_ our • mo. hope you print this letter 10 otbLiz is a daily visitor to the us Clay Gabby, wb1ch is • tableau In the lobby ol I he to his election. That wS. a lot m..,. than any a oqueeze play. IIlli Republlcan !her who " . co!'fined b0r Cirll will see lhlt It llil~ .ret of ''Becket." She gets to rather sple~did understatement ~tork Clu~ Jo~ Crawford I~· Whatever may be the morality pN!'Viout president ever bad done. oppoDeute IDd Ja1i former Negro bed, an~ JeDile. ~love her, but to act IJOWIHIP befort the studiu - Shepperton - ev· .. . Songwqf.ot .·F,ran~ Loesser mg smaohmg m green, huggmg of making and ignoring proml&e8 to mike the Negro .feel that the aBJee put 011 tho . pn!IIID'O lor I need '""" off. The only Uma are. ~ STIJPID ...1& ery day just before lunch, then has a. very speCial. rea~ ...for Sherman 8illing~ley .... .Walter to any group of votero, lhis d.. head man lovod him. And lor Kennedy to propoae clv!J rtgbts IDY of the others villi II on Stupid Me: !he and Richard Burton and hiS tr1ps lb llliundllible to en. Wanger dll!lng ~~~~ ~\lU~ Hell- ciolon by the President tn 19111 about 18 months the Kelllledy Jegi•lation 10 draltle In llature as these special days, and even don't llrestdT kiiOW Peter O'Toole go oJ[ to eat at JOY the .. belly. d~?"e rtvue from man at the Colony ·ijri ~e sallie wu bad poUtlcs. It led directly strategy worked Uke a cbarm. ID to orwse IOUthem ~ats ID then I am the one whO careo homes far unnd motbera ' darling little pub, The King's a rlngoi<le '"' ·-: l yoUftg· beau- ev011inl that)?W•_f,l. ,.~~~c~ to the Kennedy administration's fact, thil wu aboUt' - t· H wu a of opJ!'"'Itloo. lot her whlle ~ey talk. II oJmyour area, your lamU~ doc> Head. Lmich over, she sits a- ty b1lled as Marma. Her r e a I made an entrance w1lh a doz. present predicament. The de- made of-ch'arm !'rotMtl again>! KeanOdy postponed ciVIl rfllita ply me~ that I aerve 1 n d or 'thl juveolla of!lcer will round !he set all afternoon and name IS M•ry Margaret Drach- zling new blonde . . . . Norman clsion looked pretty good at first. Ithe ~cuttling o1 1960 campaJID lelillatlon 111 1911141 . to . avoid cook beoideo - and clean next you to Q!lt. Or aend me rides back to London with Bur· man, . s he happens to he Ma1Jer fascmatlng listeners at Pal... Votlnc R..... ,prom•"' were 1011ted If 1lred at trouble with ~. -~ .-. :-·1""'· .-. . . , . . . nsme and addrelt IDd l'U ion m hiS Ro~s-Royce . . Franks mece, and she became Cavanagh's with his declaration After deciding against lmmedi· all. men that would biv~ d~ ~ . These other chlklriltl ... you -eral ldd , 0L Actually she II be shootmg her a belly 1ancer by way of Ju1i- that he wOI suppor~ ~nn~ Lis· ate action to enact Into low Ill All waa well, politically, for the def~ated m~cb of bi1 cd.;i ~ rillecl thai I would ,ltant learaed 1 bitter II: ·n. TV show all thiS week. Most of lao·d, where she studied· RiuSic ton . for ,ptesldeQt )tt 1~ : ..... of tho 1960 Democratic campaign Pre8ld•nt on t1v Ne~N front And !alive ~ltn. ""' bad . ' · ·leave qn the holldayo. Af~r m i01T)I the learnlnl ••me her narratiOn will consiSt of quo- and learned lo play a gang of Sybd Burton suppmg w1th two promises on clvd fights, Kennedy that wao Important, too, beoau. 101f.1nt t1iio0fib 111!111 .VOO,rlt!m! day~ gf Cjlllllnement, don I late. _ IL tatl~ns about London from Eng- mstruments. altentive males at Cafe Mont concentrated, ln~tead, on voting the President needed the NelfOOs 8DIIIOnlzlng the SOUth beyond"..,. i lhoulll hive a lei' Thill culumn Js dedicateo! to lands ~real writers and poets, . . ISl. Michel . . . . Arthur Miller, rights with authority already at to be •le<ted In 1110 and prab- dur'!J'CO: . . · . di)'l, ,too? Afli!r all, I ,1 e llvllle, 10 11 you'ra hav. and she~ a little nervous about Conm' Franm says that she at La Fonda Del Sol with his hand. Thlo bigh policy doclslon ably will need them to be ,... ~ ""-ldent'a. 1 trot •1 y Mom every day. They d~ t. 'lrouble or jUst pllil oer readmgs - ,so D1ck1e has spends a g1eat deal of June be- attractive wife, photograph..- wao 1ccomponied by 10me o1 tho ele<ted next year. But aU wao not worf/ed Ill 19111-ft. It has flopped CONFINEJ) Itt ·Helea hal YOU •. -. , ~en coachmg her. !ween shows at the. Copacabana Jngehorg Morath , telling friends ....t eUective race relation• pol· well. The N - took to !be In i863. The blfl pol~ ~ Confined: ·tllao ...~ ~ , on the transatlantic telephone thai he's a busy man - working itickin~ ever observed iD the Uni~ Btreell. President Kelllledy begin ques!fon ij wbl• II aD JDIIIIII lor Tbese other children had amualht .expirleDctll. Mo . Admad Jamal s attempted su- to Buckongham Palace, trymg for the Lincoln Center Roper- ed Stateo. The Pr<&ideol made talking aruuousl)o to White Boule 19114., ter waka up ,aiMI ·reallzi you're Hellin llottll fa ellra o1 1c1de In Chicago the othe1 mght to get royal permlsston to have tory Theatre and writin" 8 new b. too H. boul ~w ..-., · · Io th e h''P her J uIY 3 Command Per form- play lor Broadway. • •manch tok · o" a d . - • .......... came as no "1)']!1'180 '"" ·· lltl It"'• F 1 0.ne · IJ 1 week. ..........,.,., crowd here. The jazz pianist ance in Gla!gow put on film. , ::;.·• 11 ~ar.· .... ' ' "'~ • 1 hod been deeply depressed in IIf Connie hasn't been able to Th~ ~rwyn may attempt 1 llay with their mother, 110 S)"'dlcatl, IDL receJ'It_months, and often s~e l get through . to anyone with Reprise m New York: NJghthfyo_u can have some time to ~ gmng to "the promised more aut.honty than a footmah ~rs hear Ed Wyn~ IS retur~ ywr~H? lind." .... Christine Keeler, the or a gb:tekeeper, it's small won- mg from Vegas With a new an. Because you're condltlonJng Uondon vice girl whuse entan- <!er. By the lime she finishes gel Sandy Contella, a 17 • By Wayne G. BriDdttodt. M.D. the stomach and the heartburn IUI&Uied. lomotlmaa the blc· to pln1, 1 doubt lhlt you'd different usually returns. . cupe J1op as 1lddonb as lbt7 tlder 1 rtll home f9'" your ...,. 1iomenl with War Minister John h<r first show at the Copa it's yea~-old Flor~~ian ... b this sea- Heartburn means Prolumo is rocking England's four in the morning L 0 n d 0 n sons smgmg Hnd. on the Cat- thmgs to d~ferent people, but Bakln1 soda used to be given olorl, and for no apparant rea- liter, bul really - u.;. 11 the dlplorioatic set, royalty, govern- time . . skill break-m corcull, which has properly refero to a burnlnl for thll condition. It It no 1on11· oron. When . th11 hiJIIII!III, the beat aolutiOJD, for her and for ment offidals and high society, l Memo to tht First Lady : figured In the careers of 10 sensation under the breastbone e1 recommended because, whlle laat remedy may ·errollo you. U you u.ae can in . . It getting the predlclable fan. Iju,t-published tune on Tin Pan many stars. He's a rarity - a that comeo on froma h a If neutrallzi~ the acidity, It slim· eously be liven ·lhl . crtcl~. A tioo, Y<>U con fi!ocl thlt al-l~~~ cy offers for her verSion of her All<y ;, titled .. l'm Whacky A· teen-ager w1th gond manners hour .to five houri alter eatln&, ulataa acid prnductlon. olmplo treatment thll Ia often lore far • ~re Qoan you ara able life story leading up to the af· 1boui Jackie " . The Gabors who sinKs songs as they were and 18 mtermlttent 10 charac- The best remedy Is one of the IIIICCOSdul II 10 h9l4 a paper 1D at home. You won't be aba,no fair. S.veral newspapers and - Mother and all the girls - wnlten m~tead of runmn~them. l ter. . . many lluminum hydroalde pre- hal lightly over your . _ and oloniDa her - bul you WILL .11magazin~ have gone 88 high ,have a ne'h press agent. Dignl- He had h1s own show In <?rlan- It IS an irritation of the paraUona, TbeV 1ft harmleu moiith and rebrea;the lhe air 1B , 1 . 81 llOO,OCt, In the preliminary ~ fie<l chap, too , who customarily do when he was 15, was onjur- osophagus by the regurgitation and, If one does not live you ,... the bag lor I little wltlle. AJIOih. bidding Mr. John , the tam-!handles industrial accounts. ed in 0n auto crash, and now is 1of acid stomach contonto. Wby lief it 11 life to take wnother er bOrne tre1tmenl wltlcb haa ~ two ol theor own klnd-llepl. ous. milliner, will write his me· Hugh O'Brian Is so good In makinK "a comeback." D-Oblu, and Plul C. 1the regurgltatoon occuro II no! snd even a third; but this II worked II 10 hold IIOI!Irlljl and J=~ m01rs for Bobbs-Mernll. If the lhe strawhat version of "Mr. The Kyle Roteo are lullaby· well understood. In 'ever e rarely neceallt")'. . 081'1 lightly sbut '!Ad. ~lth ibe . biography is half as <~lorful as Hoherls'' that some fans are go- lng a baby girl, Elizabeth Jean· cases, sour or greaoy ~alfrlal Finally. rOJIIOillber thlt aim- aid of llllllhel petiOli, 4r!llk a o•]eelod To Add,.. •II author, II Will be a bestsell- mg back to see it twice and ette, at St. Vincent"s Hospital. may come up, not only onto the pie heartburn can be prevent- lun tumbler ol water wllhQul Hays got ..,.. Ill, alhar doJ· !1". three times. His performance She makeo four - they have lower end of the esophagus but ed by obeyin& the ruiOI of &ood atoppiq to brea!be. <auoe IIOIIIOODO obje(!ted to bl8 Three major restauranll! in makes you forget he was ever three boys . .. Nat King Cole lnlo the mouth . . hygiene. U lhil II not au-slul, Jour quoA lllr WI~ 0!1111111 ~he Broadway bright hght SOC· a TV mwhoy . . .. . Film scouta and his manager of 20 yean, Spicy fonds are likely to be controls it. The . commonest docJor, 1!111 WIDI 141 ctv~ J • u ~tho ~for five ""'!"·I .or are In dore fonanc1al condl· ought to look closely at a minor Carlos Gastel, have ,ormallud more Irritating to the esopha- Q-For tloe ,UI lour mnnlhl one of tha drup ~ It tllld ID ~ lherlllpOn began to biDok :Jon. On. or them . a world-fa. member of the same cast Chris !heir amicable split. Ga!lel will gu! and stomach, and are thuo l h had bad of hie control vomlq .,. IIIeY IIIIJ Uar nqueeto by Gthar ...,,.IMnl 1 DIGUI institution, was offered Geor1e He's not only ' hand- remain an advi.!or to some of more apt to caUH he•rtburn ave case " also conllo1 hiccups In 1 o ID 1 •· 000 ooo r1ve y~ars ago , but &ante, but · very. amusing .Jn the the compames . they formed to- than are bland foodo · cups. have ' · .,.., , -. ht IWb t them ld day 1th'n d? people. · · lie Owner!! wouldn't sell. Now funny scenes, and would be mar- gether. Grea_sy foods show up t h.e mg · $ oou c&Ulle IS. Slnce peniatent hlceupa luteremptymg of the stomach. This What can I do! !eros witlo eatfna and · ~~aep~aa, \ Do It Time Hado Jn itself il not harmful, but a• A- lllec•J!I are uiUilly cau lhl condltl6n often prateidl io -··-oociated with the •tow empty. ed by a refles 'Irritation ol the !flioul problem. YO!UI' doetor lng there may be an increased diaphragm or the nerve that fillY have to biDet lhl ·llll'fl tendency to hearthurij If you lhat IIIJIPll• lhl dilpbrlfm. are tense or emotionally upoet. cauoe of 111<h an lrrllall011 II 'l'be problem lhould 1101 bt In OOIIJI peroons, heartburn overdiotentlyn ol tho ..._h, taken Ugbtly. A searCh shauld is favored bj lakin& Ia r c e but atlacko due to lhll CIUit ""'IYI bt ~ lot the tlftdtjl, amounll of citrus rrulb. This il would DOl bt II .penilteat II i!'inl Clllll, 10 ' thai It ean bl another case where a little Is your hlccupa. II'Uted and a ~ prto better than a lot. 'fli Many remedlll blve bottl vented. . With moat per10111, eatlna too la•t snd not chewlns the food thoroughly 18 1 contributory tf/ cause. Excessive 1mokiAI or ~!~~~~n. will alao aggravate Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 1 ' 'I trtozr J ' Jll d · t . "' ouay s 1,.1_ e lCa I Renor r . · 'J1 J tr.._ : :.:. BERRY'S IHI1I Las't .y" ear'· Mill' ' tary " '88 . b~~!eES~ MuqJ~d; Now Congres&.lllen tl tloe ~fpotlve lrael. WASHINGTON tU('U - Lallllstad mom. . · If your doctor linda lhll you roar !be ~~: atuidinl o1 mU- : But f1 )'011 bOttlt .... ~ la do not have oerloul dJa. ....,. olllc!oro• Wi ....... JtNd; 1 · ·, ~ •t~ · oaseo, 11e 1t we· 1n aaaumiDI lillti. ADd _.. !o • 111c ~ 'ilfilt . that you have simple helrt- -~ ~ tloi ·~ ol '!nl too mijcb ;.111 llr W ' • burn. You abould be able to 1at ............. ' · ·· brew. ~. relief •lth limple measure•. A Df 1111 tiri;'r1flllld ~ lho Jat. Ho 11 lfblj oftlolr to ·.low lll,t &lasa ol water wllf dUull t b e lei' 'II ~Uy' p ' ·~"*""· <!ll'lt or rt,1t1JrM l'Mt lnilt ft.< llr •tollllldi lllld and tJV• 101ne re- u )'011 m~ ·; . ~ ~- ~ lillli. , ·' ' . ,. ~ F. f lief If IIOthin& tile Is nalllble; ..,;, h• olli • ~ · ttlf8Yt bil 0t1t11y ~ 1JW .~ of butlbo • - lftlckljr . Joav•ifrtlltrlllolo· ~ · ~ lil .. a- ~llil]i.jt;lllii;'c•<~M • " 'W ifteei! . . ' . ." I . " '" { • _. . · ..,..,.,.,, .,...~...ior' Ar · ·" mgu~~;-, v&' vr .. :..~~ ':."!:':!.~· Yl\ rrh! 's "-""'••"ty System ~ ... tndta::.:.,S/1.:,.... ' ·Seems . To De1eat t purposes I raise tl,. mulmum f« heovy River Report Church Leads da~~~.reiJ~~:.w,,G;:: • Deaeon Meeting a .:1= .,. =· !';: _... • on ro11ora; haioroy-- •·· ot 1111• u.., ..,. LUIIB · Sll Pt. Pleai8nt 2ut lflnton A meetlnc o1 the 8)'1'1CU1e Fry of Cbeotllr ~portaot bills ~ay, !Jlcludlng three majo~ a1:min· ' w~ .,1d It a dluerv: u• ~•I In~a~laundry batJ, ..; laDing, Kanawltl Falls u 7 Deaoons and Deaconeaea olllle · de-ll-.· Uoo proposals, tn thell" race to meet a June 27 ad· ice to the pubiJe to Increase the WASHING~N t . ·•' Tbe ·• getory ltemo that rtslnc <llarleston 17112 Lon· FlrJI United _ Presbyterian . ~ __ ...,_" '7'11"~ ' j C!\J1'1111lelll deadHne. ' . .. , •• w ,, cau.,,t my eye ostensibly covered ' · · Church wu held 1n the· .....,.. -·-....... Ii!cluilld In the day's schedule were votes on Gov. !iJiill on the "':lp<orhlghwayo. He Central IDtelligonce ~ main- IIUCh activitle8 as 'brush diJpo- don, Marmet and Winfield d8lll8 ol the church June 18. ""'""I MlgnoJil 'hmploi Pylll1all . James A. Rhodes' Golden Age Village proposal t<Upro- said the oew limit would lnduoe talns a -Jty l)'ltem that II to aal" lllld the pre""'atloa of an· were on the aiDs. jiOWard Ruppel! moderator will ·at floe DAV bal vide residential facilities for elderly mental patients and :~":"'Jl!!rto t.:'~v:, t:;:,.~::.: ~hi lt wuuld •PJIOII; to boot Nubian monumenla. -=..-~le ·an d0 wn ened the meeu.;g with ' at 7:• P4 to Jll'» the .governo(s bill to put all ·cabinet posts on four-year · · Jelf-deleitlng. Offhand, 19 million ....,. Uke ru . Secretary and treaaurer olflcen and ~ lem)a coinciding with his own. Both bills have been ap· o Sen. Boy B. Gardner, R-~ana- The~ of the .,.., _II to an awful lot of """"'Y lor the 11 • 8 ' 38 a.m.; .New MartiiiSVUie garet Winebrenner read urged 'to be preoeat. proved In the House. ,field, •a•d earlier ..the .inc~~- keep the CIA out of .lilt! publlc government to be spending to get up 11:55 p.m.; Crucible up blnod reports. Vlsitallon o JUNI! II 3 511 Also Dp for a vote wu the ad- The controversial billlo provide Umlts ;ould be realistic be- eye. and vice veroa. Tbe llj!ed lor rkl' ol brushes. And, an ancient If, : a.m.: Jacob G. ~ churcb abut-ins w.. set for 'l'be Past l'l'esitlealo of "the mil!lstraliOD'I f!7.'71 mlllton "fl reductions in valuation from per· cau.e hey would . ': cl...r to that IS ijnderslandable. Not!Uan monument aounds to me 1•· 5· 20 a.m., Polly Crane up day ..ening July 14 at t·30 p m Legloo ' 4orQ!Iary ol and wb8n" capllal lmprovementa oonal property taxes from 10 to !'peed' now pract•c by most But In '111 queot lor IIIIOII)'Illily Uke a perfect hangout for opleo. 15, 12 lloon; Southern Up 15, Friendl are Invited to~ "f.;,: Webster' POll will illvt I blll, trimmed down In Soaale 50 per cent for the firs t$100.000 t ivers on the roads. tho agency on oceuiono hao 3:00 a.m.; ~aymond . Salvetl ily night" to he held on Friday potluck dinner at the holne of committee from the $19.92 million of inventories and restaurant gone to suOO extreme. the ef. down 15, 5.30 a.m., Ben !tfc.. .,Jght June zs A foreJgn lbJ. Mrs. Owen Wat.i, Racine lAlla!. approved by the Hwse. equipment also was on the calen·l YOKOHAMA, Japan <UPII- The feet hao )leeh to call attention Cool down 15, 7 a.m.; Indiana dent 'or Obi~ Univerolty will be Road, Wednesclar II • p.IL F'"~;i;i;_,,;;;;;,._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o; l dar for a floor vote ~ 38-ton Japanese eoastal veRse) to itself. . .down 18, 1:30 a.m.j Q:JriJ. Jr. a guest speaker A poUuck dfn.. are asked - to tab Koho Maru 18 aank early today Some of these IDcldeata have down 17, 3:20 p.m.; St. Marya . .· their own table sertlee. Speed Limit Hlloe Pomd . Ifollowing a collision with the prod ..~ ~ conuc . overtones, 81 in ner at 6.30 Will precede the Bosworth ~---d ~- 111111 •• -.n . up 17 , 1'50 · a.m.,. Lelia Shearer meetlnao \AIUU'oi nu, . The heavy day !~!lowed • qwet AmerO<nn freighter Evergreen the old oUent I!IOVieo where ·the up 11. 4:45 a.m.; S. M. Jenka A O:~cons and s M will hold their alated SprlnJ llatd Cotton Muslin session Monday mgbt m which State. guy who Is tippytoelng around up 19, 6: 10 a.m.; Albert HoldDeaconesses Wedneoday at 1:• F1ID 81• 108 the state senators passed, 26·5, a An Int. n Bive ..arch was steps on a ptece of fly paper. 0 en up 20, 5:55 a.m.; Jerry 8os- collecllon taken a the Sunday to transact regula~' bust. Soft, lonr wearing proposal to boost the speed limU launched for .the helmsman of the Most recently, the CIA made worth up 21, 5:30 a.m.; ~ Sehool hour netted f!0.50. Pres· and •lectior. and JristaJia. for_cars on mtersta~ freewaysm Japanese ahip, the only one oC itseU surreptitiously conspiWOUI Frank L. Carr, ."!oil conserva- Pennsylvania down 21, 6:16 ent were ~evJeve Sch~lder, of officers for lBQ.;Il, fte.. Pillow C11e1 49c: ..ch 'OhiO"from 65 to 10 ~des per hour. the 23 crewmen missing following by foiling a Senate page who tJon service farm planner of the a.m.; Admiral Jones up 22, 8:- Margaret Wmebrenner. Rachard will be served fo1i Already passed m the House, the collision off G02ensaki Cape was trying to deliver a letter Fairfield Soli Conserva~oo dis 20 p.m.; Queen City up 22, 6:45 Duckworth, Hazel Clark, Ad a lowiDg the meeting. AD com$1.88 OICh 1the bdl was amended In comnut· Jn Centra) Honshu Province. The from Sen. Frank Cburch, D-Ida- ' trlct, said the group approach is a.m.; Delta Queen down . ·23, Slack, Wilham Wmebrenner, panions are urged to Uo 'tee to ap~y only to superhigh- others were pic.ked up by another ho, to the agency .director. the best solution to a watershed 2:05a.m.; Elisha Woods up Z3, and Rev. Howard Ruppelt. tend. ways ~avmg. paved shoulders. Japanese vessel. Loag ID&en-ogatloa problem Monday night at the 4:50 a.m.; Bingo up 23, f :20 JUNE • MIDDLEPORT Th~ bill, whiCh goes to Rhodes The American freighter appar· Although the S.nator's office 20th annual mee~ng of the local a.m.; L. W. Sweet up Z3, 7(. 05 The Winding TraU Gardetl ~;:;~~;;:;;~~pe~n~dm;~ ~H~o;us~·~·~c;;bo;;n;:o~n~th~e~Sen ~·;:·~n~tlyy~sus~ta~in;ed~no=se:r~lo~us:d;a;m;a~ge had apprised the agency of the .lloil and water conservation dis- a.m.; Shufly up Greenup t :fi o~~,·cers wm meet 1bursday evenpage's mission, be waa upon ar· trlct at Salisbury school. a.m.; John Morrow up Greenup rr ing at the holllt of Mrs. Ed" rival interrogated at length and Carr said that the first line of 4:55 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth II Grueser. sent away with the letter def~nse for watershed situations down Greenup 7:15 a.m.; EnstRock SpfinSS Betler Jfealtlo delivered. , "' .or the ~il owner to _control ern down 31, 3:20 a.~.; Orca Election of officers was held will meet Thursday, at 2: Jam not informed as to what fwater on hJS property. He noted down 31,4:20 a.m.; ~ble up June 13 when Guiding Star at the home of Mrs. Hugb. ~e. guards told the lad. 'There ~at a watershed can be used 32, 11:35 p.m.; Tarpp1co down Council, Daughters of America with Mrs. Wilbur Bailey am t nobody here but 118 pen- either as a town water supply 32, 12:50 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun of Syracuse met. Marg t Cot- in charge or the program· and gulns and we're invilible" prob- or for recreation. . up 32, 2:05 a.m.; Mark Eastern trill, Councilor, condu~;: the Mrs. Horace Abbott, the co~ ably. Harold Carnahan of Racme R. up 33, 3 a.m. ; H. E. Bowles meeting in ritualisti f test. Members are reminded T~ _things that 1 find most j' D.. and Rex Shenefield of Dex· down 34. 4:!0 p.m.; J_.. Jon_es Communications ~e:m.read that dues are paid at this .meet-~trlgumg about the CIA's secur. ter, were elec~ ~ three year down 34, 8:45 p.m.; DIXIe Sp1r- from Elizabeth Quinlin State ing. . tty system is the way its oper- lterms . of the d~str1ct board .of it down 34, 10:50 p.m.; Edeana Secretary and Marie ' Kendi The Willing Workers class. of atlng xpenses are handJed. lsupe;vasors. Review of the diS- Bosworth down 34, 11:25 p.m.; State Councilor regarding ~~ the Enterprise EUB church Funds for the age~cy are COO· tr1ct s annual report ~as led by . Southland down 34, 2:15 a .m. : State Session ~ Columbus in will meet Thursday evening. at cealed somewhere 1n the mas- Theron JDhnson. ch811'man. !New Orleans up 34, 4:30 a.m.; August nd 1 St teD' 'tr·ct home of Mrs. Fred ~· . federa I bud set. so that only The invocation was gfven by I Western . . up 34 , 6 a.m. rom a f ISM I . lein. . siVe Deput 'a E<rth w lk 1 1 a few persons know bow muC'h the Rev . Robert Card, pastor of Galllpolla D•m - Craig M. etta ~ Co ~I e Y ~ ed aramoney it is spending the MetJJodist church at Ches· down 12 ·•• am. Semet up 1:· . .' . e unci recelv an PICNIC REID • • .;w • •• mv1tat10n I enjoy going through the budg- ter. Leis Burt, accompanied by 45 a.m.; John J. Rowe down 2:- . . to attend . th e 50th . A family picnic was h e I d et and pJcklng out Items that I Carrie Neutzling sang, providing %0 a.m.; Patten down 3:45 a. ~rs~ty of the Ltttle Hockmg Sunday at the home of Mr. 'and think might be used to mask a dinner music. The ham dinner m.; Dlinois up 4:45a .m.; Linda Gn~~- St C .1 1 Mrs. 0 . W. Clark, Enterprise few bucks for the CIA. For In· was served by ladies ol the Sal· ChotiD down 7:00 a.m.; Sally t' Ul 11~gb ha~d Jounc•27 ntspe . ~ in observance of Father's Day. 7 100 stance, there is the Abaca fiber 1sbury Parent Teachers Associa- Ann down 8:40 a .m. WI e e une a · ~ Present were Mr. ~d M r s. program. tion. Kanawha River _ Robert p. m. All members are urged to Alva Clark and family, Mr. According to tho budget for lisW. Lea down London 6:00a .m.; :tle(ld. M:mbers ar~ as~ed to Mrs. Fred Clark and lamcal 1984, this program il!l taking "GENNY COMING" Solvay down Marmet 1:55 a.m.; rmg coo Jes or san WIC es. Mrs. WiJiiam Clark and SOli nolhing out of the Treasury and "Genny-Tel" the General Tel- 0 . F. Shearer down Winfield Mrs. Jack Seetig and cbiJ. is putting -99,000 back in. That ephone Company of Ohio man- 2:45 p.m.; lnria up Winfield 6:45 38 AttendPd Fir8t dren. certQlnly Joob suspicious. Jp £act, e~wn. will be at the old Racme p.m.; C. V. Harner down Winit's downright unburea~~<ratic. H•gh school building Wednesdya field 10:20 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up Day Of School No Such ftbog J~ne ''. at 7:30 p. m. when tech- WtniJeld 12:55 .• ·Ill·.: .!., ,v. Chri~ Vacation .. Bible School s.\arled My hunch i:l that there's reaQy mque~ m heart mass~ge ~d ot- down Wiiitieid 2:05 a.m.; A. E. this week at the Rutland Meth~ no sucb illiag as Abaca fiber and her life saving pract•~ wdl be Dykes up Winfield 4:50 a.m_.: dis! Cl'l'fc)1 l"ith ..38. attendin that the money. actually is going d~monstrated. The publle 18 m- ElgercWf up Wlhfiel~ 5:4& a .m. the. first day The theme of 1o the CIA Vlted_ The manequln il being . " · . On page G of the budget, brought here under sponsorship sch~.l IS Travehng God 's High-400,000 is earmarked lor pay· of village council and the fire waTy. h' th d t of . . department eac wg e nursery epart~en annmtles to the Widows of , · ment is Mrs. Jacob Schilling lighthouse keepers. That also · With · Jane ] b fsh HOSPITAL PATIENT 0 S a nd ·Mrs. Haro ld Rice 00 Are ~:e· really that many wid- Mrs. Bessie Jones, Shade RD Lucas, Charlotte ~boden, Karows of lighthouse keepers still I, is a medical patient at She!eo. .Thcker, and Ldly Imbnden around? Or are some of the CIA tering Arms hospital. Athens, in ass1sbng. Mrs . ~arl Herrm~ 1s agents 1 ·diJguise" room 2Z2. teaching the begmner~ w 1 t h Sergeant P. D. McCreedy of Cneryl Wolfe .. Joelta Erlewine, A ~000 Item. for the u. s. Naval Academy's laundry oervlce DISREGARDS OBJECTIONS the Gallipolis Patrol Post said •nd Judy Wdl1ams assiSimg. likewise would be a logical place CAPE TOWN, South Africa today there are vacancies in Mrs. Carl Nichols and Mrs. I to conceal I CIA appropr!auon. · r..~ <UPD-Joseph Satterwatle• us Highway Patrol fur cadet disJohn Tucker are teaching the . . prim d t t h. h . You ean conceal almost anything ambassador to South Africa, has patchers and applications for ary epar men w IC m1------_;_-~....:.~ served notice on the government these positions are being accept- c_Judes grades three. four. and NO NEWS CONFERENCE that he plans to host a multiracial ed frOm qualified men at the five. . . WASHINGTON (uPU - PresJ. Fourth of July receptioo here Patrol Post located at Galli- The Jumors are bemg taught dent Kennedy will not hold a despite official disapproval. polis. by Mrs. Richar~ Luc~s, news conference this week. Foreign Mini.ster Eric Louw ear~ To qualify for a cadet dis-- Mrs. George White, ao;:slsted by PASSES INSURANCE BILL lier asked the diplomatic corps to patcher in the Patrol. young Sandy Tucker, _ Bever!~ Thornp- , WASHINGTON mPH - The hold only one reception to ceJe- men must meet these basic re-- son, a~ M~rgle He~n~g . Jean House passed and seat to the brate national days. 'Iltis would quirements: At least 20 years Ann Siders IS the _ P•~mst . AU is yours when you Senate Monday a bill whieh would automatically rule out multiracial of age, 5'8" tall, weight 16S are welcome, and mv1ted to at· convert to flamclcss extend for another two years. lib- embassy fetes. pounds, have a high school ed- tend . era! home financing mortgage in- CORDON OFF MINE ucation or its equivalent, good surance now available to low-and- MBANE, Swlailand <UPJI.....,Six- physical condition, of a good Superintendent' 6 mnderate-inoome families. hundred battle - ready British moral character, and. a resi, Wife To Speak Here Under the law, such families tr~ps cordoned off the Havelock dent of the st~te. Mrs. Stanley McGiiUard , ~ obtain loans insured by the MlDt! north of here today in an A cadet dispatcher serv~s of Rev. Stanley McGilliard, l li'ederal Housing Administration effort to break the 26-<Jay-old first at ~ Patrol Post and JS Portsmouth District Su~rin­ ' for up to 40 years wtth 8 mini- strike at. the world's largest as· ~en later enrolled in the Tr!fin- tendent, wil1 be the guest speiak·l mwn cash payment of $200. Ae. belltos mme. mg Academy at Columbus £or er at !he annutotl Heath Methotion on the bill came by voice T~ troops arrested 150 strikjng 14 weeks of instruction prior to dist Class 12 picnic to be held vota. Afr•cans Monday.' hIS · appom · tm ent as a hlg · hway Wednesday evening, June 19, at In anot~ strike, at .tbe Stegi patrol~an. . the home of Mrs. 0 . P. Klein. sugar r~finery 100 m•les from Serv1ce In the Patrol IS limit- Members of the Afternoon here, pohce threw tear 83.! bombs etJ to those who meet the high Circle Eleanor Circle a nd at demons~ators and arrested 70 requirements and serve first as WSCS 'and all women of t h e African str1kers. cadet dos' patchers and then su c- church are mv1ted · · to attend the The low 1btal Electric Home Rate is a big ces.slully complete the pre- picnic dinner beginning at 5 c45 1 your big savings whca saving for you when heating and all major SERVICE CLINIC scribed. trammg. p.m. Those attending are askyou change from appliances in your home are electrically Sergeant . McCreedy urged ed to take a covered dish and • • flame-type to new PAUL KYLe CINCINNATI fUPU _ Live. young men m the area who table service. operated-including cqoking, water heatleltone CoMUit1nt meet th ba · · •Will Be At Tho stock: e Sic reqmremen'""" flameless electric ing, clothes drying. Lowe Hotel, cattle 1500, calves 200; slaugh- and are interested in law enANNOUNCE BIRTH Pt. PIHIInt, W. VI. ter steers and heifers fully steady ~orcement as a career to apply Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee. But. Before you build, buy or remodelJune 20-1·5 PM instances 25-50 higher on average 10 ~son at the Patrol Posl.(or ternut-av, are announcing the remember-electric rates continue to come get 10-yeac ~In Hotel, good to low ehoice steers under application and further Inform· birth Father's Day morning of do~, while the cOO of flame-type fuels Po 11111roy, Ohio 1060 lb. cowo and bulla steady ation o~ the job opportumties 7 lb. 2 oz. baby girl at Holzer free maintenance un~ June 21-9 AM to 12 avernge to higb choice 750<111<1 lb now exosting In the cadet dJs. Hospital. Grandparents of Pa~ntinues to go UP. Lof~~yette Hotel, ateers 23.1J0.23.50. choice IIIJO.l2.!0 pateher ranks of the Highway tricia Anne Lee are Mr. snd Galllpol,lo, Ohio lb U.ll0-21.75. good 21.1111-22.00, Patrol. Mrs. John W. Lee of HarrisonJune 22-9-12 Noon standard Holsteins 19.IJO.JO.oo ville Road and Mr. and Mrs. te oorvl.. •It at averngo to hi<b choice '150-950 lb Edward Howell Jr. or Meehan· HMrl'l Aids loellere 22.Glf~MO, low cfM/Ice ic-st., Pomeroy. The baby was I ,, · at no c •r.. 21.50, good 20.5&-21\00; utWty aud . • rushed by ambulance to Chil~ II • • • commerdal oows !4.50-1&.15: util· dren 's hospital whUe only four I~--·· IAnERtES lo< All Makos ity and commercial bulls 18.00, " hours old for treatment of a , • • 19.50: good to tow choice '150-'715 BROWN AND WHITE tied fractured skull received in i.J .. . Mr. Kyft wtlt k ,ta4 1e lb feeder steers 22.1J0.22.50; veal· • spobl birth The mother remains in " • • 'f ' • • you o frM Bel- . ert stendy ho · Ol).l8 pony .or ss 1e reasona e. H 1 · . 211 Don't mlaa thl•. X4iu'll Jive better electrically with our Total Electric Home Rat~ rt.. Tnt with the tole"tt , . c ICO • .00, Phone WY Uti6S 11-l~tc o zer hospital, Room 328, reBetleoiO - ...tc O<tUip. lll"Ollnd :.10 lb 29.00, good 23.oo· covering, and awaiting the re;. . '• lf!IIIL · lil.oo, standard JO.oo.quo. . MUST BE MOVED by Sa••-. tum of Patricia Anne. ·. -·· If .)'<lU ca- como In, "" , !logo 13Utl: borro,.,j and gilla, •w . fer lo-. •-In-nt. aleody to 15 higher. sows stroog day, four coon dogs snd one REARS ADDRESS C.ll , .., doolot t.doy. '. . to ISh'•'-· ~lb bar· . extra ..lee dog house, all for M . La Co • 1 Dor ' ' .... ~' 12 · - · E lr"1ie, nee rpora ••••••••••••••••••••• ., ' rows snd gilts t7.~ti:GO. ·1·2 ....,, · Yitatoe, 12 Parll: c;.C..tes,·soo of Mr. and Mrs. . " HIAftiNG IS YOUR ; ., near 140 Jb 17.110, more antlorm ' Street, Middleport. ll-l8-31c Albert N. Coates of 269 Lincoln ..\ . . ~, ' _/ ' PIOILIM, IlL TONI . ' . ' 1· I~ 1b lb 17.50-11.75, mixed IIlli, Pomeroy, was among tbe \ ,........ I II YOUR ANIWIR t·l I50.t'll lb. 1.75-7.11\; No. 3 Sheep. 1'15: olaugbter oprllog Marine Corps and Navy persOI>'. ' .-. Ib 1.~ .lb 15.00 1-.1 Iambe weak to SO .lowor. other nel wl!!! a~ed the address 0HH?,;.I~9YIER .( " '. ~ lb aows 14.25-14.'15, ......, ·~ ~~: ~ prinfe 14 aJviiUune B iy President JQ!m '~COM#Aitf 8elTbNE ''\ litO 111 111110. llt0-4tio lb U.'IS-IU&, ib spr!ftl18mb. 13.tiQ, etooo•.and F. KetutecJy dtll'inc hla visit 1D ·- _..) ' '. · ·Hurlng (:enter .., . _ 1b 1.75-U.7liJ ~ ~ !Ut'BJ.t.· ~ Mailili.· Corps Recruit lJe. S.llitl •• llullll ~. D.'IS-Il.ill, around JIJO.D!i good IO.GNUII; r11oni .... 4.01). pot, SID ~. Calif. "woutl'b. a::. ._11meo t•. I ' WHITE SHEETS Group Ac.ti•on Is Best Says iJ PIanner · THE SHOE BOX s I Election 01 Held 8 C •1 y ouncl """I -·- SAY. •••••• th: SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER D' h ISpatc er J b Open Jn State Patrol $ MODERNIZATION ALLOWANCE ELECTRIC HEAT/Nfl . WONDERFUL LIVING STARTS with a safe, clean, tlameless total electric home! ------- $ BELTONE Hearing Aid ~ TRADE-IN Off• Market Report WATER H£AT£A Too Late To CJasstfy m..," GO TOTAL ELECTRJCNOW FOR LESS•• IOOifl The Lighters,·..1e -...or...-~...;;-.;.;."..;' Tbe _ .... was -sed by S (UPI)-State senators faced an onslaught Sen Robert R. Sha 11-Frank!Jn AGAIN AND AGAIN • 1 rJ:: j I sav• i_OFF~R ~ ·I wr-r ~ :;:J::.,":::-t','!J..r-1 ~ _, .. ,t . . ,:.,., ..•. . :·,~~ .. • t.l · ·"' r·1 "l -· ". . . ' .. !\,•, • . •' ' t. . . . . • I' : , .., •,:"'•..:~.p~' ~~~~ J , . ;.1: .. , .llf} ' · ( '. . . ' ~ _ ,...,., OHio . . ....... · ~..,;,;.-.. ·····--~ 1- - ~. . ,., '..... ·' • . .... .. Aie . .. __ \ �.. .; •• • There TlaP Daily St:tntinPI ~ T1NG ' .... Helen Help Us,/ ,· -.'" . Is nothing like healthy, con· politician reported similar findings. Harry Hall, an official of the Michl· : •truetivo counterargument tu give Ioree ~d life to public d~bate in a democracy. gan State Chamber of Commerce, says the time has come lor management to ~ckliy, we are beginning to get more assume its full political responsibilities: ., it. "Tbe future belonp to men who pave '· - Not long ago Republican Gov. Wit· Uam Scranton of Pennsylvania chipped positive partisan convictions and .have · In with a useful bit Some lesser figures the desire , the knowledge, lhe Inspirahave co ntributed . And now GOP Gov. tion and the courage to fight for them ." Governor Romney, a highly successful George Romney of Michigan has had automaker before entering politics, something to say. What are these people talking about? wants not just businessmen but aU citi· ' They are asserting - quite bluntly- zens to jump into the fray , He gets laugh· that there has been far too much nega- ed at by some who dismiss this talk as tive muamng and groaning in this coun· naive, fanciful nonsense . But Romney has one leg up on these try from the " loyal opposition" and oth· er more frantic critics of the broadly rul· people. .He practices what be preaches. .He is right with lhe folk who say gov· j}lg Democralic party. · - Scranton said many businessmen who ernment in Washington Is too big. But complain about the federal government he has little use for those who just com· Mtaking over" have simply defaulted on plain and doil'l do anything about it. Many say: "Restore state's rights, re· their own responsibilities in the areas of turn power to lhe atates: • encroachment . Romney says line, but that the way to He is not the firs! to say that. Years ago the late Russell Davenport, writing do that is "reinvigorate state govern· In the respecled businessman's maga- ments, rather than to emasculate the zine, Fortune, laid a heavy charge against national government.'' Michigan's new constitution, sparked businessmen for falling down on their by Romney, is specifically designed ~ wider public responsibilities. Scranton noted that in one quick sam· modernize the lower echelons of eovetn· piing of businessmen, s good number men! so they can do a better job and had to ronfPSs the" had not voted in re· keep mayors and others from rqnnin& to ·· cent elections. A top Ohio llepublicaa Wasbin&too. ..' •' EDITORtALL Y Action In The ~ndocks .. ,.~,~ "Steady On, -;M'Boy!" •·• , • ,. '· • .. '. .... ,..,, ·J • ":" ' ... '' ' ~-~ !'Dihlll'OY·Middleport, o ., June 1s. _1963·3 . ~- - Se~tors Faee Onslaught Of fm~·rtant Leuislation . co · l'l· · . . ' . at··· onnendnlfli\l, . would a1ao• boost tho Um•t oo die fr<eway$ , llllve a llfe ol fGUr ""' U..\'a ilnporWII, • ·• I I · !:!liU!H don't ~ Dear -lelen: Remembe< how a,ruJ 1111101! eans of sink and ba~ drain cleaners were to 1. open? Evea tDivei and pliers and I "'ve ·""would acafl't!ly bud&e !ben•. So for yu• ·81111 ·~ , no•. they have •nap-on plastic one child. My problem II 1opo alld It's no sweat. Remom· an illsurinee polley. He ber how the eleanor cans taken wt a sizable IIIIIOUill to ·be punched? Now there's a his life and haa modo h I• little plastic shield over t h e children from hla first marrlqe hole•. benoflctarleo. 11 seems that manqfaclurers He PIYI child support f o r have come up with 1 solulloll them. and I feel that he should to . many packagln& problems. think of me and oor child first. Why can't they help us houaethinks' they should eo m • 'll'ives on key-opeuln~ eans? rlrsl He won't OOI!IIder dJvJd. Snap-on plastic tops are so very lng or 1harl.,_ I 110!'" he outeasy - and · they 00 protect ~ oo· J would aeyw .have the prnduct. 1 know we mu collect, but I do lhiD!r o u r aound awfully lllippy, yawJnl child abuuld_be ~. lila about these small thinsa, b u I older and will ~ bt n:ally, they're pretty hJI when 011 their cnm by the II m • you try to open a can of C!Oifee ol ua dlel. What do JOII, in a hurry and 1et off the Heleni TOO MANY cuum, yoor finler In the Too: ceo and •PllllDI about half the!"" ... coffee. - ANOTHER You omtlted one thin&: dO. SY HOUSEWIFE. have I 1izaW. lndependo. · Dear Housewives: b)coma or aatlnp IC!COUIII? child will be weD Keep piUiglng. We'll 101 a for !tom yoor •Ide oflhl keyless can - eventually I-H. and llll children 11, , tbou.ctl!'t fl WASHINGTON COLUMN I Reports From Th e Cap·tl.o ·h:a~·.~~~= !.7~e e port =:"'!::.: company has brought out a hJJ will II fllr. Olherwlle - 111 plaotlc lid - there will be children should bellellt eqDIU7, lly LYLI! c. WJUION Negroes OO<Ially welcome at the vlsllorl about a crista In race,... ersl and the wll' (pl'ISMI Wife, lhll Uall<d l'nl!• lnl<..allonal White Hou... lations. Dear Helen: Is) 1hould be conekllred flnt. Pre~ident Kennedy Ia caught. in He named Nee- to federal RIJhll Galo ForofiOIII My problem! Am 1 right or H. . . Dear .lelet!; ' • pohtiral squeeze play on eiVll ol!ice aucb .. lhq had IIIII be· l.Gng-Umo N~ frlenda and a!· wrong about not wanting , rights. The Kennedy admlnistra!let of tha Ketlnedy'o beg., to 1tay hom 011 Moth r's Da) and I am 1 junior In high ""Mol BY DOROTHY KIUlAI.LEN , it's generally understood they'd I velously photogenic for the nick· lion trapped itseij. fore enjoyed. By word and deed, hoUer foul 811blol tha adminlotra- th h t':.t wit~ . and now threeiiiOIIIhl prt&nant Julllllgs II Pencil be happy to unload it at half ers .... A famous playboy just Tho President invited bl• cur- the Presldeot emphl61red to the IJon'o clvll rights pollctea and .per· :r? er 0 ayo my know .l will .haVe to leU my Wh1m a London friend asked that sum . rented a converted photo stud)() rent poUticaJ troubles by making Negro community hiJ acdve 1nd _formi!Jce. CI:Dtt. the B!rmlniham but 1 dread il 10 .much. Li2 TayJo, where she'd be. on Cuba's former dictator, Bali,. on E. 7lst St. for his New York a mJStaken political decision al frletldly lnterellt By aurprlle vii· rtoll, and tbe las blll suddea1y 1That aoundl unnatural, The worat tblni 111 1 dooi't evtll the night of the grand prem•ere Ia, IS loo<mg to buy himself a hideaway. I But •ecrets are so the outset of hi• administration. lito an~ surprlle telophone coiiJ, ct!8led to be the admiDllllratloJI'I n t II? _But thll II the otory. l Uke the boy. IJIUOIII wu just of "Cleopatra," she ansoered, little island in Virgin Islands hard to keep tt.. se days!) This wa• to ignore for two,. Kennedy kept before U.S. Negroes top lelfsletive o~je<.1ive. Top spot am the only unmarrted In to prove p01111 -up 10 "I know where I'd hke to be - area The overseas sports . . years the civil rights campaign an Image of a prealdent Who aloo went to clv!l rlghta. .the lamUy, I have been . ~m. What a dope! WeD, 1 ill orbit! ·• wnters ~~ve ntc~na~ Cass1- In the restaurants· -. .Qu1te promiset that contrib';lted so much I was a· warm ally. Tbat 11 bow he got caught lD en to take ~re of_ our • mo. hope you print this letter 10 otbLiz is a daily visitor to the us Clay Gabby, wb1ch is • tableau In the lobby ol I he to his election. That wS. a lot m..,. than any a oqueeze play. IIlli Republlcan !her who " . co!'fined b0r Cirll will see lhlt It llil~ .ret of ''Becket." She gets to rather sple~did understatement ~tork Clu~ Jo~ Crawford I~· Whatever may be the morality pN!'Viout president ever bad done. oppoDeute IDd Ja1i former Negro bed, an~ JeDile. ~love her, but to act IJOWIHIP befort the studiu - Shepperton - ev· .. . Songwqf.ot .·F,ran~ Loesser mg smaohmg m green, huggmg of making and ignoring proml&e8 to mike the Negro .feel that the aBJee put 011 tho . pn!IIID'O lor I need '""" off. The only Uma are. ~ STIJPID ...1& ery day just before lunch, then has a. very speCial. rea~ ...for Sherman 8illing~ley .... .Walter to any group of votero, lhis d.. head man lovod him. And lor Kennedy to propoae clv!J rtgbts IDY of the others villi II on Stupid Me: !he and Richard Burton and hiS tr1ps lb llliundllible to en. Wanger dll!lng ~~~~ ~\lU~ Hell- ciolon by the President tn 19111 about 18 months the Kelllledy Jegi•lation 10 draltle In llature as these special days, and even don't llrestdT kiiOW Peter O'Toole go oJ[ to eat at JOY the .. belly. d~?"e rtvue from man at the Colony ·ijri ~e sallie wu bad poUtlcs. It led directly strategy worked Uke a cbarm. ID to orwse IOUthem ~ats ID then I am the one whO careo homes far unnd motbera ' darling little pub, The King's a rlngoi<le '"' ·-: l yoUftg· beau- ev011inl that)?W•_f,l. ,.~~~c~ to the Kennedy administration's fact, thil wu aboUt' - t· H wu a of opJ!'"'Itloo. lot her whlle ~ey talk. II oJmyour area, your lamU~ doc> Head. Lmich over, she sits a- ty b1lled as Marma. Her r e a I made an entrance w1lh a doz. present predicament. The de- made of-ch'arm !'rotMtl again>! KeanOdy postponed ciVIl rfllita ply me~ that I aerve 1 n d or 'thl juveolla of!lcer will round !he set all afternoon and name IS M•ry Margaret Drach- zling new blonde . . . . Norman clsion looked pretty good at first. Ithe ~cuttling o1 1960 campaJID lelillatlon 111 1911141 . to . avoid cook beoideo - and clean next you to Q!lt. Or aend me rides back to London with Bur· man, . s he happens to he Ma1Jer fascmatlng listeners at Pal... Votlnc R..... ,prom•"' were 1011ted If 1lred at trouble with ~. -~ .-. :-·1""'· .-. . . , . . . nsme and addrelt IDd l'U ion m hiS Ro~s-Royce . . Franks mece, and she became Cavanagh's with his declaration After deciding against lmmedi· all. men that would biv~ d~ ~ . These other chlklriltl ... you -eral ldd , 0L Actually she II be shootmg her a belly 1ancer by way of Ju1i- that he wOI suppor~ ~nn~ Lis· ate action to enact Into low Ill All waa well, politically, for the def~ated m~cb of bi1 cd.;i ~ rillecl thai I would ,ltant learaed 1 bitter II: ·n. TV show all thiS week. Most of lao·d, where she studied· RiuSic ton . for ,ptesldeQt )tt 1~ : ..... of tho 1960 Democratic campaign Pre8ld•nt on t1v Ne~N front And !alive ~ltn. ""' bad . ' · ·leave qn the holldayo. Af~r m i01T)I the learnlnl ••me her narratiOn will consiSt of quo- and learned lo play a gang of Sybd Burton suppmg w1th two promises on clvd fights, Kennedy that wao Important, too, beoau. 101f.1nt t1iio0fib 111!111 .VOO,rlt!m! day~ gf Cjlllllnement, don I late. _ IL tatl~ns about London from Eng- mstruments. altentive males at Cafe Mont concentrated, ln~tead, on voting the President needed the NelfOOs 8DIIIOnlzlng the SOUth beyond"..,. i lhoulll hive a lei' Thill culumn Js dedicateo! to lands ~real writers and poets, . . ISl. Michel . . . . Arthur Miller, rights with authority already at to be •le<ted In 1110 and prab- dur'!J'CO: . . · . di)'l, ,too? Afli!r all, I ,1 e llvllle, 10 11 you'ra hav. and she~ a little nervous about Conm' Franm says that she at La Fonda Del Sol with his hand. Thlo bigh policy doclslon ably will need them to be ,... ~ ""-ldent'a. 1 trot •1 y Mom every day. They d~ t. 'lrouble or jUst pllil oer readmgs - ,so D1ck1e has spends a g1eat deal of June be- attractive wife, photograph..- wao 1ccomponied by 10me o1 tho ele<ted next year. But aU wao not worf/ed Ill 19111-ft. It has flopped CONFINEJ) Itt ·Helea hal YOU •. -. , ~en coachmg her. !ween shows at the. Copacabana Jngehorg Morath , telling friends ....t eUective race relation• pol· well. The N - took to !be In i863. The blfl pol~ ~ Confined: ·tllao ...~ ~ , on the transatlantic telephone thai he's a busy man - working itickin~ ever observed iD the Uni~ Btreell. President Kelllledy begin ques!fon ij wbl• II aD JDIIIIII lor Tbese other children had amualht .expirleDctll. Mo . Admad Jamal s attempted su- to Buckongham Palace, trymg for the Lincoln Center Roper- ed Stateo. The Pr<&ideol made talking aruuousl)o to White Boule 19114., ter waka up ,aiMI ·reallzi you're Hellin llottll fa ellra o1 1c1de In Chicago the othe1 mght to get royal permlsston to have tory Theatre and writin" 8 new b. too H. boul ~w ..-., · · Io th e h''P her J uIY 3 Command Per form- play lor Broadway. • •manch tok · o" a d . - • .......... came as no "1)']!1'180 '"" ·· lltl It"'• F 1 0.ne · IJ 1 week. ..........,.,., crowd here. The jazz pianist ance in Gla!gow put on film. , ::;.·• 11 ~ar.· .... ' ' "'~ • 1 hod been deeply depressed in IIf Connie hasn't been able to Th~ ~rwyn may attempt 1 llay with their mother, 110 S)"'dlcatl, IDL receJ'It_months, and often s~e l get through . to anyone with Reprise m New York: NJghthfyo_u can have some time to ~ gmng to "the promised more aut.honty than a footmah ~rs hear Ed Wyn~ IS retur~ ywr~H? lind." .... Christine Keeler, the or a gb:tekeeper, it's small won- mg from Vegas With a new an. Because you're condltlonJng Uondon vice girl whuse entan- <!er. By the lime she finishes gel Sandy Contella, a 17 • By Wayne G. BriDdttodt. M.D. the stomach and the heartburn IUI&Uied. lomotlmaa the blc· to pln1, 1 doubt lhlt you'd different usually returns. . cupe J1op as 1lddonb as lbt7 tlder 1 rtll home f9'" your ...,. 1iomenl with War Minister John h<r first show at the Copa it's yea~-old Flor~~ian ... b this sea- Heartburn means Prolumo is rocking England's four in the morning L 0 n d 0 n sons smgmg Hnd. on the Cat- thmgs to d~ferent people, but Bakln1 soda used to be given olorl, and for no apparant rea- liter, bul really - u.;. 11 the dlplorioatic set, royalty, govern- time . . skill break-m corcull, which has properly refero to a burnlnl for thll condition. It It no 1on11· oron. When . th11 hiJIIII!III, the beat aolutiOJD, for her and for ment offidals and high society, l Memo to tht First Lady : figured In the careers of 10 sensation under the breastbone e1 recommended because, whlle laat remedy may ·errollo you. U you u.ae can in . . It getting the predlclable fan. Iju,t-published tune on Tin Pan many stars. He's a rarity - a that comeo on froma h a If neutrallzi~ the acidity, It slim· eously be liven ·lhl . crtcl~. A tioo, Y<>U con fi!ocl thlt al-l~~~ cy offers for her verSion of her All<y ;, titled .. l'm Whacky A· teen-ager w1th gond manners hour .to five houri alter eatln&, ulataa acid prnductlon. olmplo treatment thll Ia often lore far • ~re Qoan you ara able life story leading up to the af· 1boui Jackie " . The Gabors who sinKs songs as they were and 18 mtermlttent 10 charac- The best remedy Is one of the IIIICCOSdul II 10 h9l4 a paper 1D at home. You won't be aba,no fair. S.veral newspapers and - Mother and all the girls - wnlten m~tead of runmn~them. l ter. . . many lluminum hydroalde pre- hal lightly over your . _ and oloniDa her - bul you WILL .11magazin~ have gone 88 high ,have a ne'h press agent. Dignl- He had h1s own show In <?rlan- It IS an irritation of the paraUona, TbeV 1ft harmleu moiith and rebrea;the lhe air 1B , 1 . 81 llOO,OCt, In the preliminary ~ fie<l chap, too , who customarily do when he was 15, was onjur- osophagus by the regurgitation and, If one does not live you ,... the bag lor I little wltlle. AJIOih. bidding Mr. John , the tam-!handles industrial accounts. ed in 0n auto crash, and now is 1of acid stomach contonto. Wby lief it 11 life to take wnother er bOrne tre1tmenl wltlcb haa ~ two ol theor own klnd-llepl. ous. milliner, will write his me· Hugh O'Brian Is so good In makinK "a comeback." D-Oblu, and Plul C. 1the regurgltatoon occuro II no! snd even a third; but this II worked II 10 hold IIOI!Irlljl and J=~ m01rs for Bobbs-Mernll. If the lhe strawhat version of "Mr. The Kyle Roteo are lullaby· well understood. In 'ever e rarely neceallt")'. . 081'1 lightly sbut '!Ad. ~lth ibe . biography is half as <~lorful as Hoherls'' that some fans are go- lng a baby girl, Elizabeth Jean· cases, sour or greaoy ~alfrlal Finally. rOJIIOillber thlt aim- aid of llllllhel petiOli, 4r!llk a o•]eelod To Add,.. •II author, II Will be a bestsell- mg back to see it twice and ette, at St. Vincent"s Hospital. may come up, not only onto the pie heartburn can be prevent- lun tumbler ol water wllhQul Hays got ..,.. Ill, alhar doJ· !1". three times. His performance She makeo four - they have lower end of the esophagus but ed by obeyin& the ruiOI of &ood atoppiq to brea!be. <auoe IIOIIIOODO obje(!ted to bl8 Three major restauranll! in makes you forget he was ever three boys . .. Nat King Cole lnlo the mouth . . hygiene. U lhil II not au-slul, Jour quoA lllr WI~ 0!1111111 ~he Broadway bright hght SOC· a TV mwhoy . . .. . Film scouta and his manager of 20 yean, Spicy fonds are likely to be controls it. The . commonest docJor, 1!111 WIDI 141 ctv~ J • u ~tho ~for five ""'!"·I .or are In dore fonanc1al condl· ought to look closely at a minor Carlos Gastel, have ,ormallud more Irritating to the esopha- Q-For tloe ,UI lour mnnlhl one of tha drup ~ It tllld ID ~ lherlllpOn began to biDok :Jon. On. or them . a world-fa. member of the same cast Chris !heir amicable split. Ga!lel will gu! and stomach, and are thuo l h had bad of hie control vomlq .,. IIIeY IIIIJ Uar nqueeto by Gthar ...,,.IMnl 1 DIGUI institution, was offered Geor1e He's not only ' hand- remain an advi.!or to some of more apt to caUH he•rtburn ave case " also conllo1 hiccups In 1 o ID 1 •· 000 ooo r1ve y~ars ago , but &ante, but · very. amusing .Jn the the compames . they formed to- than are bland foodo · cups. have ' · .,.., , -. ht IWb t them ld day 1th'n d? people. · · lie Owner!! wouldn't sell. Now funny scenes, and would be mar- gether. Grea_sy foods show up t h.e mg · $ oou c&Ulle IS. Slnce peniatent hlceupa luteremptymg of the stomach. This What can I do! !eros witlo eatfna and · ~~aep~aa, \ Do It Time Hado Jn itself il not harmful, but a• A- lllec•J!I are uiUilly cau lhl condltl6n often prateidl io -··-oociated with the •tow empty. ed by a refles 'Irritation ol the !flioul problem. YO!UI' doetor lng there may be an increased diaphragm or the nerve that fillY have to biDet lhl ·llll'fl tendency to hearthurij If you lhat IIIJIPll• lhl dilpbrlfm. are tense or emotionally upoet. cauoe of 111<h an lrrllall011 II 'l'be problem lhould 1101 bt In OOIIJI peroons, heartburn overdiotentlyn ol tho ..._h, taken Ugbtly. A searCh shauld is favored bj lakin& Ia r c e but atlacko due to lhll CIUit ""'IYI bt ~ lot the tlftdtjl, amounll of citrus rrulb. This il would DOl bt II .penilteat II i!'inl Clllll, 10 ' thai It ean bl another case where a little Is your hlccupa. II'Uted and a ~ prto better than a lot. 'fli Many remedlll blve bottl vented. . With moat per10111, eatlna too la•t snd not chewlns the food thoroughly 18 1 contributory tf/ cause. Excessive 1mokiAI or ~!~~~~n. will alao aggravate Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 1 ' 'I trtozr J ' Jll d · t . "' ouay s 1,.1_ e lCa I Renor r . · 'J1 J tr.._ : :.:. BERRY'S IHI1I Las't .y" ear'· Mill' ' tary " '88 . b~~!eES~ MuqJ~d; Now Congres&.lllen tl tloe ~fpotlve lrael. WASHINGTON tU('U - Lallllstad mom. . · If your doctor linda lhll you roar !be ~~: atuidinl o1 mU- : But f1 )'011 bOttlt .... ~ la do not have oerloul dJa. ....,. olllc!oro• Wi ....... JtNd; 1 · ·, ~ •t~ · oaseo, 11e 1t we· 1n aaaumiDI lillti. ADd _.. !o • 111c ~ 'ilfilt . that you have simple helrt- -~ ~ tloi ·~ ol '!nl too mijcb ;.111 llr W ' • burn. You abould be able to 1at ............. ' · ·· brew. ~. relief •lth limple measure•. A Df 1111 tiri;'r1flllld ~ lho Jat. Ho 11 lfblj oftlolr to ·.low lll,t &lasa ol water wllf dUull t b e lei' 'II ~Uy' p ' ·~"*""· <!ll'lt or rt,1t1JrM l'Mt lnilt ft.< llr •tollllldi lllld and tJV• 101ne re- u )'011 m~ ·; . ~ ~- ~ lillli. , ·' ' . ,. ~ F. f lief If IIOthin& tile Is nalllble; ..,;, h• olli • ~ · ttlf8Yt bil 0t1t11y ~ 1JW .~ of butlbo • - lftlckljr . Joav•ifrtlltrlllolo· ~ · ~ lil .. a- ~llil]i.jt;lllii;'c•<~M • " 'W ifteei! . . ' . ." I . " '" { • _. . · ..,..,.,.,, .,...~...ior' Ar · ·" mgu~~;-, v&' vr .. :..~~ ':."!:':!.~· Yl\ rrh! 's "-""'••"ty System ~ ... tndta::.:.,S/1.:,.... ' ·Seems . To De1eat t purposes I raise tl,. mulmum f« heovy River Report Church Leads da~~~.reiJ~~:.w,,G;:: • Deaeon Meeting a .:1= .,. =· !';: _... • on ro11ora; haioroy-- •·· ot 1111• u.., ..,. LUIIB · Sll Pt. Pleai8nt 2ut lflnton A meetlnc o1 the 8)'1'1CU1e Fry of Cbeotllr ~portaot bills ~ay, !Jlcludlng three majo~ a1:min· ' w~ .,1d It a dluerv: u• ~•I In~a~laundry batJ, ..; laDing, Kanawltl Falls u 7 Deaoons and Deaconeaea olllle · de-ll-.· Uoo proposals, tn thell" race to meet a June 27 ad· ice to the pubiJe to Increase the WASHING~N t . ·•' Tbe ·• getory ltemo that rtslnc <llarleston 17112 Lon· FlrJI United _ Presbyterian . ~ __ ...,_" '7'11"~ ' j C!\J1'1111lelll deadHne. ' . .. , •• w ,, cau.,,t my eye ostensibly covered ' · · Church wu held 1n the· .....,.. -·-....... Ii!cluilld In the day's schedule were votes on Gov. !iJiill on the "':lp<orhlghwayo. He Central IDtelligonce ~ main- IIUCh activitle8 as 'brush diJpo- don, Marmet and Winfield d8lll8 ol the church June 18. ""'""I MlgnoJil 'hmploi Pylll1all . James A. Rhodes' Golden Age Village proposal t<Upro- said the oew limit would lnduoe talns a -Jty l)'ltem that II to aal" lllld the pre""'atloa of an· were on the aiDs. jiOWard Ruppel! moderator will ·at floe DAV bal vide residential facilities for elderly mental patients and :~":"'Jl!!rto t.:'~v:, t:;:,.~::.: ~hi lt wuuld •PJIOII; to boot Nubian monumenla. -=..-~le ·an d0 wn ened the meeu.;g with ' at 7:• P4 to Jll'» the .governo(s bill to put all ·cabinet posts on four-year · · Jelf-deleitlng. Offhand, 19 million ....,. Uke ru . Secretary and treaaurer olflcen and ~ lem)a coinciding with his own. Both bills have been ap· o Sen. Boy B. Gardner, R-~ana- The~ of the .,.., _II to an awful lot of """"'Y lor the 11 • 8 ' 38 a.m.; .New MartiiiSVUie garet Winebrenner read urged 'to be preoeat. proved In the House. ,field, •a•d earlier ..the .inc~~- keep the CIA out of .lilt! publlc government to be spending to get up 11:55 p.m.; Crucible up blnod reports. Vlsitallon o JUNI! II 3 511 Also Dp for a vote wu the ad- The controversial billlo provide Umlts ;ould be realistic be- eye. and vice veroa. Tbe llj!ed lor rkl' ol brushes. And, an ancient If, : a.m.: Jacob G. ~ churcb abut-ins w.. set for 'l'be Past l'l'esitlealo of "the mil!lstraliOD'I f!7.'71 mlllton "fl reductions in valuation from per· cau.e hey would . ': cl...r to that IS ijnderslandable. Not!Uan monument aounds to me 1•· 5· 20 a.m., Polly Crane up day ..ening July 14 at t·30 p m Legloo ' 4orQ!Iary ol and wb8n" capllal lmprovementa oonal property taxes from 10 to !'peed' now pract•c by most But In '111 queot lor IIIIOII)'Illily Uke a perfect hangout for opleo. 15, 12 lloon; Southern Up 15, Friendl are Invited to~ "f.;,: Webster' POll will illvt I blll, trimmed down In Soaale 50 per cent for the firs t$100.000 t ivers on the roads. tho agency on oceuiono hao 3:00 a.m.; ~aymond . Salvetl ily night" to he held on Friday potluck dinner at the holne of committee from the $19.92 million of inventories and restaurant gone to suOO extreme. the ef. down 15, 5.30 a.m., Ben !tfc.. .,Jght June zs A foreJgn lbJ. Mrs. Owen Wat.i, Racine lAlla!. approved by the Hwse. equipment also was on the calen·l YOKOHAMA, Japan <UPII- The feet hao )leeh to call attention Cool down 15, 7 a.m.; Indiana dent 'or Obi~ Univerolty will be Road, Wednesclar II • p.IL F'"~;i;i;_,,;;;;;,._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o; l dar for a floor vote ~ 38-ton Japanese eoastal veRse) to itself. . .down 18, 1:30 a.m.j Q:JriJ. Jr. a guest speaker A poUuck dfn.. are asked - to tab Koho Maru 18 aank early today Some of these IDcldeata have down 17, 3:20 p.m.; St. Marya . .· their own table sertlee. Speed Limit Hlloe Pomd . Ifollowing a collision with the prod ..~ ~ conuc . overtones, 81 in ner at 6.30 Will precede the Bosworth ~---d ~- 111111 •• -.n . up 17 , 1'50 · a.m.,. Lelia Shearer meetlnao \AIUU'oi nu, . The heavy day !~!lowed • qwet AmerO<nn freighter Evergreen the old oUent I!IOVieo where ·the up 11. 4:45 a.m.; S. M. Jenka A O:~cons and s M will hold their alated SprlnJ llatd Cotton Muslin session Monday mgbt m which State. guy who Is tippytoelng around up 19, 6: 10 a.m.; Albert HoldDeaconesses Wedneoday at 1:• F1ID 81• 108 the state senators passed, 26·5, a An Int. n Bive ..arch was steps on a ptece of fly paper. 0 en up 20, 5:55 a.m.; Jerry 8os- collecllon taken a the Sunday to transact regula~' bust. Soft, lonr wearing proposal to boost the speed limU launched for .the helmsman of the Most recently, the CIA made worth up 21, 5:30 a.m.; ~ Sehool hour netted f!0.50. Pres· and •lectior. and JristaJia. for_cars on mtersta~ freewaysm Japanese ahip, the only one oC itseU surreptitiously conspiWOUI Frank L. Carr, ."!oil conserva- Pennsylvania down 21, 6:16 ent were ~evJeve Sch~lder, of officers for lBQ.;Il, fte.. Pillow C11e1 49c: ..ch 'OhiO"from 65 to 10 ~des per hour. the 23 crewmen missing following by foiling a Senate page who tJon service farm planner of the a.m.; Admiral Jones up 22, 8:- Margaret Wmebrenner. Rachard will be served fo1i Already passed m the House, the collision off G02ensaki Cape was trying to deliver a letter Fairfield Soli Conserva~oo dis 20 p.m.; Queen City up 22, 6:45 Duckworth, Hazel Clark, Ad a lowiDg the meeting. AD com$1.88 OICh 1the bdl was amended In comnut· Jn Centra) Honshu Province. The from Sen. Frank Cburch, D-Ida- ' trlct, said the group approach is a.m.; Delta Queen down . ·23, Slack, Wilham Wmebrenner, panions are urged to Uo 'tee to ap~y only to superhigh- others were pic.ked up by another ho, to the agency .director. the best solution to a watershed 2:05a.m.; Elisha Woods up Z3, and Rev. Howard Ruppelt. tend. ways ~avmg. paved shoulders. Japanese vessel. Loag ID&en-ogatloa problem Monday night at the 4:50 a.m.; Bingo up 23, f :20 JUNE • MIDDLEPORT Th~ bill, whiCh goes to Rhodes The American freighter appar· Although the S.nator's office 20th annual mee~ng of the local a.m.; L. W. Sweet up Z3, 7(. 05 The Winding TraU Gardetl ~;:;~~;;:;;~~pe~n~dm;~ ~H~o;us~·~·~c;;bo;;n;:o~n~th~e~Sen ~·;:·~n~tlyy~sus~ta~in;ed~no=se:r~lo~us:d;a;m;a~ge had apprised the agency of the .lloil and water conservation dis- a.m.; Shufly up Greenup t :fi o~~,·cers wm meet 1bursday evenpage's mission, be waa upon ar· trlct at Salisbury school. a.m.; John Morrow up Greenup rr ing at the holllt of Mrs. Ed" rival interrogated at length and Carr said that the first line of 4:55 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth II Grueser. sent away with the letter def~nse for watershed situations down Greenup 7:15 a.m.; EnstRock SpfinSS Betler Jfealtlo delivered. , "' .or the ~il owner to _control ern down 31, 3:20 a.~.; Orca Election of officers was held will meet Thursday, at 2: Jam not informed as to what fwater on hJS property. He noted down 31,4:20 a.m.; ~ble up June 13 when Guiding Star at the home of Mrs. Hugb. ~e. guards told the lad. 'There ~at a watershed can be used 32, 11:35 p.m.; Tarpp1co down Council, Daughters of America with Mrs. Wilbur Bailey am t nobody here but 118 pen- either as a town water supply 32, 12:50 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun of Syracuse met. Marg t Cot- in charge or the program· and gulns and we're invilible" prob- or for recreation. . up 32, 2:05 a.m.; Mark Eastern trill, Councilor, condu~;: the Mrs. Horace Abbott, the co~ ably. Harold Carnahan of Racme R. up 33, 3 a.m. ; H. E. Bowles meeting in ritualisti f test. Members are reminded T~ _things that 1 find most j' D.. and Rex Shenefield of Dex· down 34. 4:!0 p.m.; J_.. Jon_es Communications ~e:m.read that dues are paid at this .meet-~trlgumg about the CIA's secur. ter, were elec~ ~ three year down 34, 8:45 p.m.; DIXIe Sp1r- from Elizabeth Quinlin State ing. . tty system is the way its oper- lterms . of the d~str1ct board .of it down 34, 10:50 p.m.; Edeana Secretary and Marie ' Kendi The Willing Workers class. of atlng xpenses are handJed. lsupe;vasors. Review of the diS- Bosworth down 34, 11:25 p.m.; State Councilor regarding ~~ the Enterprise EUB church Funds for the age~cy are COO· tr1ct s annual report ~as led by . Southland down 34, 2:15 a .m. : State Session ~ Columbus in will meet Thursday evening. at cealed somewhere 1n the mas- Theron JDhnson. ch811'man. !New Orleans up 34, 4:30 a.m.; August nd 1 St teD' 'tr·ct home of Mrs. Fred ~· . federa I bud set. so that only The invocation was gfven by I Western . . up 34 , 6 a.m. rom a f ISM I . lein. . siVe Deput 'a E<rth w lk 1 1 a few persons know bow muC'h the Rev . Robert Card, pastor of Galllpolla D•m - Craig M. etta ~ Co ~I e Y ~ ed aramoney it is spending the MetJJodist church at Ches· down 12 ·•• am. Semet up 1:· . .' . e unci recelv an PICNIC REID • • .;w • •• mv1tat10n I enjoy going through the budg- ter. Leis Burt, accompanied by 45 a.m.; John J. Rowe down 2:- . . to attend . th e 50th . A family picnic was h e I d et and pJcklng out Items that I Carrie Neutzling sang, providing %0 a.m.; Patten down 3:45 a. ~rs~ty of the Ltttle Hockmg Sunday at the home of Mr. 'and think might be used to mask a dinner music. The ham dinner m.; Dlinois up 4:45a .m.; Linda Gn~~- St C .1 1 Mrs. 0 . W. Clark, Enterprise few bucks for the CIA. For In· was served by ladies ol the Sal· ChotiD down 7:00 a.m.; Sally t' Ul 11~gb ha~d Jounc•27 ntspe . ~ in observance of Father's Day. 7 100 stance, there is the Abaca fiber 1sbury Parent Teachers Associa- Ann down 8:40 a .m. WI e e une a · ~ Present were Mr. ~d M r s. program. tion. Kanawha River _ Robert p. m. All members are urged to Alva Clark and family, Mr. According to tho budget for lisW. Lea down London 6:00a .m.; :tle(ld. M:mbers ar~ as~ed to Mrs. Fred Clark and lamcal 1984, this program il!l taking "GENNY COMING" Solvay down Marmet 1:55 a.m.; rmg coo Jes or san WIC es. Mrs. WiJiiam Clark and SOli nolhing out of the Treasury and "Genny-Tel" the General Tel- 0 . F. Shearer down Winfield Mrs. Jack Seetig and cbiJ. is putting -99,000 back in. That ephone Company of Ohio man- 2:45 p.m.; lnria up Winfield 6:45 38 AttendPd Fir8t dren. certQlnly Joob suspicious. Jp £act, e~wn. will be at the old Racme p.m.; C. V. Harner down Winit's downright unburea~~<ratic. H•gh school building Wednesdya field 10:20 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up Day Of School No Such ftbog J~ne ''. at 7:30 p. m. when tech- WtniJeld 12:55 .• ·Ill·.: .!., ,v. Chri~ Vacation .. Bible School s.\arled My hunch i:l that there's reaQy mque~ m heart mass~ge ~d ot- down Wiiitieid 2:05 a.m.; A. E. this week at the Rutland Meth~ no sucb illiag as Abaca fiber and her life saving pract•~ wdl be Dykes up Winfield 4:50 a.m_.: dis! Cl'l'fc)1 l"ith ..38. attendin that the money. actually is going d~monstrated. The publle 18 m- ElgercWf up Wlhfiel~ 5:4& a .m. the. first day The theme of 1o the CIA Vlted_ The manequln il being . " · . On page G of the budget, brought here under sponsorship sch~.l IS Travehng God 's High-400,000 is earmarked lor pay· of village council and the fire waTy. h' th d t of . . department eac wg e nursery epart~en annmtles to the Widows of , · ment is Mrs. Jacob Schilling lighthouse keepers. That also · With · Jane ] b fsh HOSPITAL PATIENT 0 S a nd ·Mrs. Haro ld Rice 00 Are ~:e· really that many wid- Mrs. Bessie Jones, Shade RD Lucas, Charlotte ~boden, Karows of lighthouse keepers still I, is a medical patient at She!eo. .Thcker, and Ldly Imbnden around? Or are some of the CIA tering Arms hospital. Athens, in ass1sbng. Mrs . ~arl Herrm~ 1s agents 1 ·diJguise" room 2Z2. teaching the begmner~ w 1 t h Sergeant P. D. McCreedy of Cneryl Wolfe .. Joelta Erlewine, A ~000 Item. for the u. s. Naval Academy's laundry oervlce DISREGARDS OBJECTIONS the Gallipolis Patrol Post said •nd Judy Wdl1ams assiSimg. likewise would be a logical place CAPE TOWN, South Africa today there are vacancies in Mrs. Carl Nichols and Mrs. I to conceal I CIA appropr!auon. · r..~ <UPD-Joseph Satterwatle• us Highway Patrol fur cadet disJohn Tucker are teaching the . . prim d t t h. h . You ean conceal almost anything ambassador to South Africa, has patchers and applications for ary epar men w IC m1------_;_-~....:.~ served notice on the government these positions are being accept- c_Judes grades three. four. and NO NEWS CONFERENCE that he plans to host a multiracial ed frOm qualified men at the five. . . WASHINGTON (uPU - PresJ. Fourth of July receptioo here Patrol Post located at Galli- The Jumors are bemg taught dent Kennedy will not hold a despite official disapproval. polis. by Mrs. Richar~ Luc~s, news conference this week. Foreign Mini.ster Eric Louw ear~ To qualify for a cadet dis-- Mrs. George White, ao;:slsted by PASSES INSURANCE BILL lier asked the diplomatic corps to patcher in the Patrol. young Sandy Tucker, _ Bever!~ Thornp- , WASHINGTON mPH - The hold only one reception to ceJe- men must meet these basic re-- son, a~ M~rgle He~n~g . Jean House passed and seat to the brate national days. 'Iltis would quirements: At least 20 years Ann Siders IS the _ P•~mst . AU is yours when you Senate Monday a bill whieh would automatically rule out multiracial of age, 5'8" tall, weight 16S are welcome, and mv1ted to at· convert to flamclcss extend for another two years. lib- embassy fetes. pounds, have a high school ed- tend . era! home financing mortgage in- CORDON OFF MINE ucation or its equivalent, good surance now available to low-and- MBANE, Swlailand <UPJI.....,Six- physical condition, of a good Superintendent' 6 mnderate-inoome families. hundred battle - ready British moral character, and. a resi, Wife To Speak Here Under the law, such families tr~ps cordoned off the Havelock dent of the st~te. Mrs. Stanley McGiiUard , ~ obtain loans insured by the MlDt! north of here today in an A cadet dispatcher serv~s of Rev. Stanley McGilliard, l li'ederal Housing Administration effort to break the 26-<Jay-old first at ~ Patrol Post and JS Portsmouth District Su~rin­ ' for up to 40 years wtth 8 mini- strike at. the world's largest as· ~en later enrolled in the Tr!fin- tendent, wil1 be the guest speiak·l mwn cash payment of $200. Ae. belltos mme. mg Academy at Columbus £or er at !he annutotl Heath Methotion on the bill came by voice T~ troops arrested 150 strikjng 14 weeks of instruction prior to dist Class 12 picnic to be held vota. Afr•cans Monday.' hIS · appom · tm ent as a hlg · hway Wednesday evening, June 19, at In anot~ strike, at .tbe Stegi patrol~an. . the home of Mrs. 0 . P. Klein. sugar r~finery 100 m•les from Serv1ce In the Patrol IS limit- Members of the Afternoon here, pohce threw tear 83.! bombs etJ to those who meet the high Circle Eleanor Circle a nd at demons~ators and arrested 70 requirements and serve first as WSCS 'and all women of t h e African str1kers. cadet dos' patchers and then su c- church are mv1ted · · to attend the The low 1btal Electric Home Rate is a big ces.slully complete the pre- picnic dinner beginning at 5 c45 1 your big savings whca saving for you when heating and all major SERVICE CLINIC scribed. trammg. p.m. Those attending are askyou change from appliances in your home are electrically Sergeant . McCreedy urged ed to take a covered dish and • • flame-type to new PAUL KYLe CINCINNATI fUPU _ Live. young men m the area who table service. operated-including cqoking, water heatleltone CoMUit1nt meet th ba · · •Will Be At Tho stock: e Sic reqmremen'""" flameless electric ing, clothes drying. Lowe Hotel, cattle 1500, calves 200; slaugh- and are interested in law enANNOUNCE BIRTH Pt. PIHIInt, W. VI. ter steers and heifers fully steady ~orcement as a career to apply Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee. But. Before you build, buy or remodelJune 20-1·5 PM instances 25-50 higher on average 10 ~son at the Patrol Posl.(or ternut-av, are announcing the remember-electric rates continue to come get 10-yeac ~In Hotel, good to low ehoice steers under application and further Inform· birth Father's Day morning of do~, while the cOO of flame-type fuels Po 11111roy, Ohio 1060 lb. cowo and bulla steady ation o~ the job opportumties 7 lb. 2 oz. baby girl at Holzer free maintenance un~ June 21-9 AM to 12 avernge to higb choice 750<111<1 lb now exosting In the cadet dJs. Hospital. Grandparents of Pa~ntinues to go UP. Lof~~yette Hotel, ateers 23.1J0.23.50. choice IIIJO.l2.!0 pateher ranks of the Highway tricia Anne Lee are Mr. snd Galllpol,lo, Ohio lb U.ll0-21.75. good 21.1111-22.00, Patrol. Mrs. John W. Lee of HarrisonJune 22-9-12 Noon standard Holsteins 19.IJO.JO.oo ville Road and Mr. and Mrs. te oorvl.. •It at averngo to hi<b choice '150-950 lb Edward Howell Jr. or Meehan· HMrl'l Aids loellere 22.Glf~MO, low cfM/Ice ic-st., Pomeroy. The baby was I ,, · at no c •r.. 21.50, good 20.5&-21\00; utWty aud . • rushed by ambulance to Chil~ II • • • commerdal oows !4.50-1&.15: util· dren 's hospital whUe only four I~--·· IAnERtES lo< All Makos ity and commercial bulls 18.00, " hours old for treatment of a , • • 19.50: good to tow choice '150-'715 BROWN AND WHITE tied fractured skull received in i.J .. . Mr. Kyft wtlt k ,ta4 1e lb feeder steers 22.1J0.22.50; veal· • spobl birth The mother remains in " • • 'f ' • • you o frM Bel- . ert stendy ho · Ol).l8 pony .or ss 1e reasona e. H 1 · . 211 Don't mlaa thl•. X4iu'll Jive better electrically with our Total Electric Home Rat~ rt.. Tnt with the tole"tt , . c ICO • .00, Phone WY Uti6S 11-l~tc o zer hospital, Room 328, reBetleoiO - ...tc O<tUip. lll"Ollnd :.10 lb 29.00, good 23.oo· covering, and awaiting the re;. . '• lf!IIIL · lil.oo, standard JO.oo.quo. . MUST BE MOVED by Sa••-. tum of Patricia Anne. ·. -·· If .)'<lU ca- como In, "" , !logo 13Utl: borro,.,j and gilla, •w . fer lo-. •-In-nt. aleody to 15 higher. sows stroog day, four coon dogs snd one REARS ADDRESS C.ll , .., doolot t.doy. '. . to ISh'•'-· ~lb bar· . extra ..lee dog house, all for M . La Co • 1 Dor ' ' .... ~' 12 · - · E lr"1ie, nee rpora ••••••••••••••••••••• ., ' rows snd gilts t7.~ti:GO. ·1·2 ....,, · Yitatoe, 12 Parll: c;.C..tes,·soo of Mr. and Mrs. . " HIAftiNG IS YOUR ; ., near 140 Jb 17.110, more antlorm ' Street, Middleport. ll-l8-31c Albert N. Coates of 269 Lincoln ..\ . . ~, ' _/ ' PIOILIM, IlL TONI . ' . ' 1· I~ 1b lb 17.50-11.75, mixed IIlli, Pomeroy, was among tbe \ ,........ I II YOUR ANIWIR t·l I50.t'll lb. 1.75-7.11\; No. 3 Sheep. 1'15: olaugbter oprllog Marine Corps and Navy persOI>'. ' .-. Ib 1.~ .lb 15.00 1-.1 Iambe weak to SO .lowor. other nel wl!!! a~ed the address 0HH?,;.I~9YIER .( " '. ~ lb aows 14.25-14.'15, ......, ·~ ~~: ~ prinfe 14 aJviiUune B iy President JQ!m '~COM#Aitf 8elTbNE ''\ litO 111 111110. llt0-4tio lb U.'IS-IU&, ib spr!ftl18mb. 13.tiQ, etooo•.and F. KetutecJy dtll'inc hla visit 1D ·- _..) ' '. · ·Hurlng (:enter .., . _ 1b 1.75-U.7liJ ~ ~ !Ut'BJ.t.· ~ Mailili.· Corps Recruit lJe. S.llitl •• llullll ~. D.'IS-Il.ill, around JIJO.D!i good IO.GNUII; r11oni .... 4.01). pot, SID ~. Calif. "woutl'b. a::. ._11meo t•. I ' WHITE SHEETS Group Ac.ti•on Is Best Says iJ PIanner · THE SHOE BOX s I Election 01 Held 8 C •1 y ouncl """I -·- SAY. •••••• th: SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER D' h ISpatc er J b Open Jn State Patrol $ MODERNIZATION ALLOWANCE ELECTRIC HEAT/Nfl . WONDERFUL LIVING STARTS with a safe, clean, tlameless total electric home! ------- $ BELTONE Hearing Aid ~ TRADE-IN Off• Market Report WATER H£AT£A Too Late To CJasstfy m..," GO TOTAL ELECTRJCNOW FOR LESS•• IOOifl The Lighters,·..1e -...or...-~...;;-.;.;."..;' Tbe _ .... was -sed by S (UPI)-State senators faced an onslaught Sen Robert R. Sha 11-Frank!Jn AGAIN AND AGAIN • 1 rJ:: j I sav• i_OFF~R ~ ·I wr-r ~ :;:J::.,":::-t','!J..r-1 ~ _, .. ,t . . ,:.,., ..•. . :·,~~ .. • t.l · ·"' r·1 "l -· ". . . ' .. !\,•, • . •' ' t. . . . . • I' : , .., •,:"'•..:~.p~' ~~~~ J , . ;.1: .. , .llf} ' · ( '. . . ' ~ _ ,...,., OHio . . ....... · ~..,;,;.-.. ·····--~ 1- - ~. . ,., '..... ·' • . .... .. Aie . .. __ \ �:: . ._ ... _. ---'·-·--·~··-........~~-.. ,..-....-••~--·~·--·-·· ......·.-=.,..r..""----·-··~-~·....__":""...,~·"'·"·~·...........~ ...-...;;.____ ,_~--.. ..,.....,_,~~ ' · ··~·---·-··~-.;...~"~"' ' \ ' ' ' '· I ..j ,J' • ! 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' · MAAG -===-==--- TRAVEliN' KElP OUR TOWN IEAUTIFUL • , , MfiNEY PHONE FIRST FOR FAST AI'PIIOVAL THEN ~ICK U' YOUR C4SH ••• $20 TO $2000. THRIFl'Y U. BUDOIT TERMS AlE MADI TO SUIT YOU. Bob Miller, Mgr. 12s E. M•in st. Pomeroy, Eatt,A~ ' o. . .,_ ... ~J.TY ~~~~~. I SAVINGS CO. HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING all....... :' •, - iced tea,JIIilk, Jwcee, water. The tray C8JI be llled to eerve ~l:ell'a&. cakee or frait. To Jet your let. SEE YOtJR GOOD NmGJfBO& .. am. •.....:: OIL DEALER displayiJsc the "PRU BIVERAGE 81'1" -. ·· . ~ . . ""--.-- fS THE ANSWER,--_, BEVERAGE S.E-T ADd~ cen get 1t ~Ef You II want the Clllllplete set- eight lOoolmce glsn11, ~fthing 2!1-qua_rt_ p1tcher and a 13-iDch tray. It'e i1i1JU for lllll'VillJ WHEN MONIY I"'""""-- II THE QUUTION..,..._-, OAN· .Maeller Climatrol. · , . Tlill pT,.cul CI'YI~ beverage ~t wW add new beauty ud cluum to any table. Phon' WY 2·2171 ITY ,:·NEW 1963 MODELS 10-CIIII!Oe S~ERAGE GLASS ·· ,.._.,~ "*~lll-......... ..,m.. ' .. ~ ' ' .... . 4 tY. ' "' . COVER IT WITH DODGES NOW .ON DISPLAY MATCHING P.TCHER OR SERVING T..AY • '.~ '' (_>' "COllMAN" .r; ltr U.. luxuriou. c-fort ·your magnificent new HEATING AND · . .r _..,,_, Amana lnsl•fll -Mount RotJiil Air Cond/1/onar. YOIIrehoiooJ'RlB- Gil.looa,. and hlllrioo- mad11 ready for yo~ I • I CHASE .~) HPDW4Rt Htrtlci, ~._,~M.,. ·~ ' ........ ... . Mllhl!!i!!t':l· · ~' *huu·., RNilURE Ohio ll's just good community splrillo keep our town beauiHul. And ll's 10 you put lOUt best loot torward in a new llodp, This is beaut' that'U spark-up an1bod1 and anythina. Just lake a look. Aod then a drive. Man alive, it's quitk I And comfortable. And so lllrin,-lresll 1nd IMg-laslin& ip~l!e. But tile crowning stroke of beauty ~.WiiinIOU pt down to tho nice tow plil:o. See ""'r Dod&e Deller. HI'U bt hoiiP)' to welcome you as 1 new member ;f lhl Ktep-The -Jown -Beautilui -Wiltl-Ood&es lraltmity. To be 1 member, all you do is aet out 1nd drive your new Dodp around I '"' whet! R~ .. ... ..,., ~· . H. RAW-LI N G S 'S 0 N S CMldellepolt 0. lr UCond Sts• ' I' ---SEE "EMPIRE", NBC-tV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING. - - - �:: . ._ ... _. ---'·-·--·~··-........~~-.. ,..-....-••~--·~·--·-·· ......·.-=.,..r..""----·-··~-~·....__":""...,~·"'·"·~·...........~ ...-...;;.____ ,_~--.. ..,.....,_,~~ ' · ··~·---·-··~-.;...~"~"' ' \ ' ' ' '· I ..j ,J' • ! I Koufa·x Hurls PAGE ,," m~o~oh will g9 up In •moke4f THIS WEEK ONLY! 10 yean •P. 700¥ . _ may ha•e Mea ·...ont SB.OOO - lllda1 ic _, be ......h fl8,1)00! "'""' .boul ,-_ fW, ;,_ In-..., ""e'? Check talel . for fire mouurtt PP ID tfNitr;l SPECIAL valve of your home, Chock with Notioo..WO ·- tho <oM.....,. with- hJ,., ftW II fHfi ..W., '61 OLDSMOBILE F-85. 4 Dr. Sedan. VI, Automallc tra111. Radio alld ...., ' er. WhltewaU.. One local owner, New F·BI TnQ. .. u ..... ln. RA1'1011WI.I U. ••rm 11111""' ...., flit $1795 ONLY .,._,,.,_. " ' - Offlae1 C.t~ C1fW Paint Now KARR & VAN ZANDT . Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Uke Otu' QuaUty '11'11 of Domg Bush1ecs• Giants, Yanks, Portland Pick Up Victories WY 2-5342 \ ...Pay Later PCII'IIeroy; Ohio '• BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS AS' . LOW AS ... . $5.00 Per Month ·CLINTON FISHER CO. Painting Contractors 'FULLY INSURED' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOTICE My OffiCe Will le Closed Fro111 June 24th Untd July 8th Dl. E. ' · MAAG -===-==--- TRAVEliN' KElP OUR TOWN IEAUTIFUL • , , MfiNEY PHONE FIRST FOR FAST AI'PIIOVAL THEN ~ICK U' YOUR C4SH ••• $20 TO $2000. THRIFl'Y U. BUDOIT TERMS AlE MADI TO SUIT YOU. Bob Miller, Mgr. 12s E. M•in st. Pomeroy, Eatt,A~ ' o. . .,_ ... ~J.TY ~~~~~. I SAVINGS CO. HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING all....... :' •, - iced tea,JIIilk, Jwcee, water. The tray C8JI be llled to eerve ~l:ell'a&. cakee or frait. To Jet your let. SEE YOtJR GOOD NmGJfBO& .. am. •.....:: OIL DEALER displayiJsc the "PRU BIVERAGE 81'1" -. ·· . ~ . . ""--.-- fS THE ANSWER,--_, BEVERAGE S.E-T ADd~ cen get 1t ~Ef You II want the Clllllplete set- eight lOoolmce glsn11, ~fthing 2!1-qua_rt_ p1tcher and a 13-iDch tray. It'e i1i1JU for lllll'VillJ WHEN MONIY I"'""""-- II THE QUUTION..,..._-, OAN· .Maeller Climatrol. · , . Tlill pT,.cul CI'YI~ beverage ~t wW add new beauty ud cluum to any table. Phon' WY 2·2171 ITY ,:·NEW 1963 MODELS 10-CIIII!Oe S~ERAGE GLASS ·· ,.._.,~ "*~lll-......... ..,m.. ' .. ~ ' ' .... . 4 tY. ' "' . COVER IT WITH DODGES NOW .ON DISPLAY MATCHING P.TCHER OR SERVING T..AY • '.~ '' (_>' "COllMAN" .r; ltr U.. luxuriou. c-fort ·your magnificent new HEATING AND · . .r _..,,_, Amana lnsl•fll -Mount RotJiil Air Cond/1/onar. YOIIrehoiooJ'RlB- Gil.looa,. and hlllrioo- mad11 ready for yo~ I • I CHASE .~) HPDW4Rt Htrtlci, ~._,~M.,. ·~ ' ........ ... . Mllhl!!i!!t':l· · ~' *huu·., RNilURE Ohio ll's just good community splrillo keep our town beauiHul. And ll's 10 you put lOUt best loot torward in a new llodp, This is beaut' that'U spark-up an1bod1 and anythina. Just lake a look. Aod then a drive. Man alive, it's quitk I And comfortable. And so lllrin,-lresll 1nd IMg-laslin& ip~l!e. But tile crowning stroke of beauty ~.WiiinIOU pt down to tho nice tow plil:o. See ""'r Dod&e Deller. HI'U bt hoiiP)' to welcome you as 1 new member ;f lhl Ktep-The -Jown -Beautilui -Wiltl-Ood&es lraltmity. To be 1 member, all you do is aet out 1nd drive your new Dodp around I '"' whet! R~ .. ... ..,., ~· . H. RAW-LI N G S 'S 0 N S CMldellepolt 0. lr UCond Sts• ' I' ---SEE "EMPIRE", NBC-tV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING. - - - �' • . - ... ' ...... ' t •, ~S:Ot::!d ~!0! ~~~~~!E!~~!~.2~.,_m,. ,.Jntlnfl _, tJt.. Oldo coun11n lritb !he ~ ed June I, 1113 over llle amo Jlr .... ·- 1i,s88Jt, eboa, •uo por bour. Call WY 11oa of Meigs lhowed p1ns 1n period 1n 1.112. TwG eounllel, E, f!II,JOIJI, tz11,122.11. . :1-6251. e-1wtc 111e ~ of Aiel tu 101: ~ and Scioto Ifill llg ~ ~..k•• WOMAN JI'OR po,enl boule! . hllld In ~· ygr fiCIIrel Pl8~.11, llll,oii.IJ. • ,,. • U<"lllfl'- o~ntl • .,.. 4 • Twin City Electric IJOrt. Live ln. Phone WY :1the IUIIIIjl )>01'1011 u .llat yeu. , IAI'I• •• -411,1'10.70, ... . 1962 Thuncleri:Hrd Hardtop Coupe $3,595 ..... .., ... ...."ltntl. . ~~ .. St. p 5241. · l,l.W!c The fi~U<~S Bbowlng 1110 iwo at.!9, ...,,118.83, P'll,UUI, 17 ..... Locally owned and very low mileage, power steerlne and lll!;l;UI.A noNS ..,.,., U·-"·-· f ••· M brakes, autom~tic, radio, beater, whitewaU tires, spotless LADY TO KEEP bou!e for 2 I """kll co "'""''" or u"' perolp - li,7'13.88, 111,171. t'ko H""""" ._,.,., Ill• PIP~' •• ..tl' .... ...,...... '"" .u 1 ...... ~ clean red Interior, sno white finish. • Motor Wtndtnc • ft<paln elderly people LIV tn' Mr tod from May Ill, 1113 to JUII8 f!IIUIUO, f1111,30Ui. · rh t~·t•n11•nl" 1;.-.n qould bo0 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. H.T. _ $1,995 eStarter 4 GellOI'Itor Wort George Grmdley. Syr~....!; eWS, 8, 1913 aad May 27, 1.112 to Juno P. ~ 118,286.0f, . fl,381.0t. 1 ...'""' po. o-4...-t "'-'"'··' .." f"'l• .u .. ...u ~"' "' •et pcuullhre (Or • . Ohio Ph WI • ..... • 1• ~, I, 1913, and the fiacal year !J. f!IB,708.4t, _,,'/88.32. Ivory over blue finish, .spotlesa dean interior, tow mllet ""'"~ hll" " " .,, ..,,.,..,,., ·n..rt\o• eArmatuH ReWIDdlo1 • · ,_,_ ..... "' gores for lbe years IW1ing Roa - •17,1711.1K, f!0,1711.89~ age by original local owner V8 motor, PowergJide, radio , RAr~ and heater. ' HOUSEKEEPER to care for Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ledllo July 1, 1962 and July I, 11181 In f829,11U2, tr10,188.U. Fur w;,.nt Ad Sentce 1962 Bel Air 4 Door Sedan $2,395 • l.1!11l, <>1!> .. o r O 'lftt OMI"'"Inft elderly man and house. Write celebrated tbeir 50th wedding the ten counUeo follow: Seloto - fi%,10UJ, fJI,IdUI 1 NIW MANAGIR 111111,,,.,.,,.. • "Piarllt eo eenw lvory over black finish, red interior, W.·W. tires show litBox 868F. c-o The Dally Sen· 811Biveroacy at their home In A..eao - •14,'/68.09, ••!09.· S918,85UO, ,1,000,116Ut. • l •Jll . <J PI oiiOI"ft fn• l'hret CG6 tle wear . \'8 motor, automatic trans., radio and heater. tine!; Pomeroy, Ohio. Lan,avrne, May 19, with a tam- 10. $4e11,511.50, f395,679.'1'1. Vln!!- - · f1,73f.55, f*,OI 1fl'o.:UI.ht on~oertl nbll ARTHUR REEDY Showroom dt>an. ·•' '"'' rue •+ 4 ....nta per •ora ..uJ ===----oo----·-15~llle- Uy dlnller. AU their children Gallla - f5,127 .12} ~,189.51, f51,12f.02, t40,8S2.10. 11e <' h araoed for a<~••rttlllll II 1101 TRAINI!D MOTORMAN Hf1 wH. IIIl' l it ota,.. .tter ""'""" WANTED: Someone to cut hay and' gr~ldi'en were present Motor vehicles and - lis na om CARD 01 rKAN51 - lt .a& ror on shares. Write or caD D. A. escepl Mrs. Kay Bensooter ·~collections In the len soutbe~D-' .u •nl'll n•n•raum &.eh •"dlt~nn­ OPEN EVES. 8~ P~ (/~ ART STRAUSS,-Milam, LangsviUe, Phone SH !Lynn) ill Man~a. Calif. In ern counties showing lbe ,·cpl IJ wonl •e Ohl1u.arl .. ouhlll..., POMEROY. OHIO ' ' 1 Mit' ~ •nrd 2-5407, e 15 Sip the aftemooD noighbors and lections for the two week perOFFlt:~ HOURS 8:10 A. M rr :1:_. I' II 11allJ REAL ESTATE special Invited friend& came to iod ending June 8, 1116S and the laturdo .a:an A. M ~n 12rnn Q001I FOR SALE f S 1e LEGAL N IC call. . ligures for the !ileal y • ar IT'S SO EASY -~--' -or a FOR SALE: 120 acre farm _ _ OT E Mr. aad 'Mrs. Robert Long of which started July I, 1962 fol TO PLAl.'E A ELFCTROLUX Sweeper- like AUCTION SALE at the Mason· Meigs County 40 ICl'es LAND PALl Fostoria spent a weel< visiting lows: Athena - no weekly !J. RESTIL 1 PRODUCING • new. Has all attachments and eue Thursday and Saturday. able, plenty ~ water good .,.,J•~':!'..!:•~•,: llrends at Langsv!De and RutBY Mlif."LVLE BALDERSON gure, too'/,!199.15. Gallla - M, 4 WAN'J .u> 2 year service guarantee. Sold 8 12 6tp buildings, 2 bouses, on; rent- ~ne:;~t:, 11:!!.:Sr::.~ r:':m. ":! land. Mr. and Mt'S. Ben Buckley 768.09, f]19,882.12. Hocldng PHONE WY 2·2157 new over $100. Pay 6 pay, . b ed Mail roufe near schools Prob•10 coon u •""""""•'" w.w. Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Long of are visiting their daughter aad $t,912.40, $10'1 ,325.68. Jacl!,sonments $6.80 monthly. DiJ. DON T P~G Yn;g Bluer' g.;.. hunting. 'Will also sell :;~:"J:.:!J'':! 0:::: .')"~; Fosterla entertained with a din- family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert f13,73f.02, $144,843.'1'/, Law1enee counl for cash. WY 2-2204. sepllc ta · el ean Ill· walkout with machinery and '"0.:.':;','1, ::":!:",,.':":,.":! ,:,::; nor hon.oring lofr. and Mra. I. Meredith at PhoeniX, Arizona. - $14,0115.72, ~.957.36. Meigs , NOTICES 6 14 Sic AU Sepllc Tank Cleaner. Land· cattle Phone Chester !IIIS-23III u ,..• ....,.....,. oo ,,,., T. Led1ie al the MerUn RestRecent visitors of Mrs. Laura - $3,941.48, 'llS,570.38. Pike PLA--TE-~..::UNCH & 5c drink. mark Farm Bureau, p~~= 6tc · !:eto •::;:.,. "'~.,:':; :!:r;'.; aurant in Middleport. Also atRuth were Mr. and Mrs. Law· $3,821.43, $92,419.52. Ross- $13, ' 4 6 14 '61 Pontiac _ $1,595 :!ir:'"' """For.'.""· ~ ,.,,..... lending were Mr. and Mra. Is- renee Chevalier an~ MrS. Clyde 923.12, $289,905.54. Sclolo-fl8,• Jack's Dairy Bar, Middle;' aor ora Jo}IIJI c~·:.c=~· sac Taylor or Rutl&nd. Chevalier. of Tmooto, and Ben- 673.88, ·f401,9ZI.91. Vinton- $1 1 8 port. 6-l -6tc 1 ~:~fu~sth!,a?'>g~n~·~pa~~f FOR RENT :.:,;.::,·.~~ Miss Carol Ledlie Ill spending ny Ruth of Akron, and Mr. and 562.38, f44,988.12. ,.. 161 1 SPECIAL DEAL now on Apache ing black finish like new. 7 ~• 1'· ltc a two weeks vacatloll at the Mrs . . Wayne Prince of Long I ":~-,:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;__ Camptrailers. Also free prizes Radio. F0 R RENT IN Mideldle)>Ofrt,, h3 POMEROY - 9-room frame home of her parents, Mr. and Botlom. I' ' 1 to be given &way, July I. Stop '59 Bul'ck arge rooms, DIC y UrniS • hom with bath h tin Mrs. Bernard Ledlie. Mrs. Grant Boring hasre$1,395 ed apartment. pnvate bath, I e ' gas ea g, Mr aad "- AI b Barr aad !. ed h afte being a pa ' ~ for demonstration and re•is• d pr'lvate entrance, large clos- f$7u 1ba sement, and 2 car garage. . auo. pa 11'11 ome . r • IIOII,..• Michel;Mr. and Mro. Jlu. !lent in -the St. Joeeph's Hos· ' ter. Amsbary Marine & VB LeSabre. Choice of 4 r. 900 00 Trailer Sales, 631 4th Ave., et, hardwood floors, utilities MIDDLEPORT- e-room frame ane Barr of Oak Hill went to pttal at Parkersburg. Gallipolis, 0. 446-0239. ~~~•shed , Telephone '!,~ ~; home with bath, gas heating, Columbus Thursday to attend Mr. and Mrs. Leo Torrence 6 12 6tc mce basement, and 118rport, the commencement exereises tt and family of Cincinnati were ~-------HA=VE="'c-A"'M=E=R.,.. A--::W ::cii"" I .,. tr-av-,.oL P Ohl APARTMENTS for rent. Re- close to school. $10,000.00. S Ohio Slate wherE: their son-In- recent visitors of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtla 0 See or raU us for your phoomeroy, decorated furnished and un· TRAILER LOT- (60x!OO) high· law, Blair cadwallader gradua~ here. are announcing the birth of a /tography needs. Weddings, an- CLOSING OUT a full line of furnished . Rowley & Rt<d way location, with aU utilities Sen. Oakley Collins noted 1,_ ed. Following the commence- Mr~. Leep aad Frank Arnott daughter, Tammy Sue, June J. oiversaries, reunions, home- used household goods. Stew· Hardware. Phone WY 2-2'1'/6, and sewer, concrelt patio and day passage of a bill In both ment exercises Mr. aad Mrs. of_ Parkersburg, ~pent a day Maternal grandparen~ are Mr. 1 earnings _ special occasions arl Appliance, Phone 7?3-S7!9 after 5 p. m. Phone WY 2- driveway (8x48). Move In In- houses of the General Assembly CadwaUader were honored w1th With Mr. and Mrs. CarroU Ran· and M~s- Marvin Walker of commercial, Industrial, legal, H If d W V 6-4-10tp 3574. 6 6 tfc morrow. $1400.00. which he says should m te • a picnic dinner at the Park of dolph. Reedsville and )>aternal grand aerial photographs, 8 and 16 ar or • . a. 'h DUPLEX, furnished apart· ACREAGJ;: -:. 6 acres inside ially 'benefit c~erce ina h~ R~s at Columbus where 25 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mar."" parents are Mr. and Mrs. DenMM movies. menl al 3!10 s. 2nd, Middle- Pomeroy corporation, 6 • room dlstrtcl as well as the entire fri~s and relatives attended. ~nd Becky of Long Bottom VIs- ver Curbs. Great grBIIdparents Grover's Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio ' MALATHION FOR port. Call in evening. WY 2- house with basement. $4,000.00' state of Ohio. Friends here have learned of 1ted with ~s. Bess Larkins. are Mr. and Mrs. Zen Pierce · 6-ll~lc ROSES AND S.28-tfc RURAL Modem 4-room log the death of Maynard Davis. Dale Sm11h has returned Geat great grandfather is 5262 ~========~ ORNAMENTALS · cabin, with bath, bot •water The trucking Industry of Ohio 51, of Charleston. He Is our- home after being a patient at Jake VanMeter. w1t11 "'•tathlon, onr auu or epra~ ONE SIX room hom1~ . Peoples heating, full basement. House Will be .given the same rights, vived by his wife, Mary Jane Holzer Hospital at GalliJKt}ie , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince You Are lnvltedl ~r:~e~h ~~~/o~~~nw~~~a;Z~~i Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. beautifully finished inside and or equal opportunities, to c.om- Entsminger Davis and two Mr. and Mrs. Robert King were visiting relatives in Col Spray Powder or Du•t aM! botb 5 15 tfc out, red oak floors', and stone pete with her neighboring states sons, Joe and Jon, and one and son have moved here from umbus. co mbination lmeettclde 1nd rung FOOD FREEZING '"•• ''""'''"'"'· "" '"' FURNISHED apartments. Two, fireplace. One acre lot with sJch as, Dlinols, Michigan and daughter, one · grandchild and Amesvtlle. Mr. King Is .t he Rev. Freeland Norris he• , AND ::~~~m~~~~~~Y~:~~~~··R~~,~~~ng~:~4 room, 1 five room f'urnlsh·I Jarge garage. UnusuaL $7,000.lndlana. three brothers and one sister. new park manager at Forked been returned here to the Melh 1' Cooking Demonstration ~~~·;~~- z~~;~~~nd511~~!ctf:: !;oe:. ed and unfurnishd. p b 0 u e 00. I Specifically the bUI in Ben:tard Ledlie returned to Run State Park. odist Chu~h Charge for hla 11th omkal '·" u,.p Don't Jr l thr pesh WY 2·2557. 5-7·tfc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR th creases his work on the river boats af- Mr. and Mrs. Don Spr~e year. ~~~,.a head •tart. buy ynur •upply PHONE WY :t-3830 e o~erall legal length of com- ter a month1s vac;ation at his are parents of a new son born Mr. and Mrs. Put Patterson 7:30 PM EDT • 8 :30 PM OST ITlffiEE and lour room furnish- ALBERT M. COX SALESMAN :~rCial , ra~tor and semitrall· home. at St. Joseph's Hospital at of Athens were visiting Mrs . , ed and unfurnished apart. PHONE WY' %-%ZZO r combmatiOns from 50 to 55 Guy Swodley Is Ill at his Parkersburg. Harriett Bryllltl. Pomeroy Londmork Store ments. WY 2-5434. 6-18-3tc feet and prescribes a method of homo with pneumonia. At thlll Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Keith Weber visited Mrs. 4NN4 GRA.I ' P: TORI:IHANO I ' . . ,12 6 Uc determmlng the length of a setime is somewhat improved. and Mr. aad Mrs. Harold JqJm. • Donna llaubeh>f Portland. tfOME ECONOMIST. OffiO POW €R CO MPA~Y MOOERN 4 room furolslled or IN POMEROY. Etgnt room mttratler. Cecil Nelson, son . of Mrs. son atlended the races at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkin; Wlll &ivfl tntl!!resttnt 1111d belp. unfurulllll!l<l apartment. l\f,ld- bouse, 3 bedroom" and bath , The bill does not change any Clair Nelson graduated from Indiana)>Oiis Speedway. wete visiting . Mr. and Mrs. 'ul dfl'moru.tration• on bow to OPEN TIL· ~. prep~tre, p.acka11, and free:;o:e dleport. WY 2-387l large lot. Good locaUon . out of other eXISting length . require- Ohio Unlyersity at Athens, June Mrs. Lee Wallace Is a paUent Orland Branch, Belpre. 'ood1 (or home (reHJnt: She s 15 tfc h•gh water. 6aU WY 2'~ ~Ia, nor does It eba_i!ge any 9. . at Camden-Clark Hospital at Visiting Mr •. amt Mrs. Zer. ll"il' 11n ~ wer .a ny quelltlotu pertain· ne to frtezlna tood1. ShP al10 THREE SETS beginner's clubs. - - - - - - - - - 5 10 tfc he~ghl or width requU"ementa At the end of one week of Bl· Parkersburg. · . Pierce were Mr. and Mrs. Den 11a~ IIIIIIY 1hor1 cuh, reclple•, '"' ~ ••, ....,., ,..... New. Tealord Driving Range. 3usiness 0 ortunities FOR SALE - Two. bedrooD' but the language of the sectio~ ble School at the LangsviUe Mr. and Mrs. Lowe!l Cheva· ver Curtis, Columbus, Lam Refroshmonq will bo "rvodt Lill: PP . horo~e. Beautiful B~rcb ktteb has. been changed for clanf•· Cburch 4ll chlldre11 were enroll· Uer and sons of Maasf1eld v1sl~ CurUs; Johnme NeweU and Ma I :-=~oo:o~R~PR~I~Z~E!s..,...,=J 1 r==~~~~==~~~- -rRESTAURANT. l w11h eqmp- en, automatic gas beat 16411 cah~n purposes. New language ed. ed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chev· cy Cameron. ~ MALATHION FOR I men!. House with 21 acres of Lincoln Heights. CaU J o b n prov.•de~ that the length of a Carol Pierce Jr. had worshi~ allor and Carol. Virgie Mora of Pomeroy vis· PLttTE LUNCH and S c drink, · semitrailer shaU be th • $I oo. Jack's Dairy Bar. Mid· VEGETABLES land. Apply : owner, Park Inn, Blaettnar. WY 2-5127 ll-19-11• Ire e ex· servkolS al the LaogsviUe Mra. Grant Smith has return- lted Mrs. Ethel Chevl!ller. . dleport. 6-ll~tc wu• M•••••••n. ,., ••• ., ,.,.,. on Route 50, between McAr· FOR SALE· 31 acre broUer .me. overall length of the se- Church Sunday. ed home after being a )>allen! Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayma·1 - :~t~t;~1 "Lt,.}i}Mf:':e~urt~~rp~:: thLt1 a Athens across from farm near. Bradbury. Build~ :trallerfe~clus~ve of safety de- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fetty and In the St. Joseph's Hospital at af Cqhynbus, Mr. 8lld Mrs. Hanl. AUTOMOBILE wur... beeD v.,,...,. •~• ., LANDMARK Hooper Park. 6 18 6tp lngs fully equipped to house d els, relrlagehedra on, or heating children went to Bucyrus Wed· Parkersburg. Holter and Mr. and Mrs. Davi 1 eancelled' LO!It vow opeuaaor·a Multi·P urpou \le(et.able Spray ev ces a c to the front of .... da to I . nd Mr Do 1 R' be) s 'th . IU ng Mr. and . Urense? Ce.U WY Z.'W&b.. Doesn't har m pl•nts . ufe and ef 9000 chickens. 8 room house th . Ue l""s Y Y Sit her brotber, Mr. a s. rsa 1e m.t were VIS '""" •• ..,.,, """"•· •••" BUSINESS SERVICES fuU basement ~·J furnace' ." semd•trba r or safety de- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cremeans. entertained with a lamtly pic- Mrs. Joe Bissen. t1J lJ : : nower. eucumbrr melon. 8Ciuuh • ..,..,.. • VICes an umper8 8 tta hed t C potatou. tomatlrs . beeh. ce ler)' . PHOTO COPYING --Serv,= Plenty of water. Owner will the rear O Mr. CemeanB graduated from nic Sund&y, those present were Mr. a.nd.. Mrs. Harold Holter OrocC(III , brunrl !JPrfluts. Don'l ~ JJ J Mr J h Rl bel f t Mr 1•• '"' ""'' ,., , "'"' ""'· ••, c d Ill. finance to right pariy Priced ! Th f l'ml co ege uno 9. Mr. and s. o n e o were VISI mg . and Mrs. 1 tter 1 t for combln· Alpha Bm returned to his Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Virgil Walker of Baahan and AUTO SALES ""' '"""'' , .. ~i:te:n~~anc~ ;.:".;'oy reasonable. For tnf~rmation aUone oot -'' ·<rc::~: Uc write: Box 516, Beverly, Ohio s cdorr.esponds to the re· job at Delaware, Ohio Sunday Watson of Little Hocking, Mr. Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest Run. - .. ~ 2 15 51 FOR SALE - 1957 Ford V-8 Eosl Moln • or phone Beverl 56 comrnen. atiOn of the American after spending a few daya here and Mrs. Bober! Thomas 11f Bob Burton and Craig Den converlible. One owner. $495 . ; • . · Pome<OY. Ohio AUCTIONEER Y 613 Gtc ~·~~:•on of Highway officials. with ·his lamily and visiting Cheshire, Mr. aad Mrs. Robert of Columbus are spending a Also, 1955 DeSota 4 door , $395 ' · C.mplele Service FOUR ROOM h . Ohe Tr ~~s sup)>Orted. by the with his daughters, Imogene Morton, and Mr. and Mrs. lien- week with Mr. and fdrs. Wayne 10 uc mg AssociatiOn. Can be seeen at Ashland SerOPEN TIL 9 P:M. , Critl Bradford ouse With 1 acMarone and children sod Mr. cy Morton of Belpre. Prince. '· vice Station al Syracuse. Wrile, Phone or Contact re lot, large )>Orch, basement, aad Mrs. Blair Cadwallader oi -Violet Smllll 6 14 3t A. c. BRADFORD off Rl. 7. Phone WY 2~127. Columbus ---;:=--::----co-~~-c Salorday, June %2, 1983, I p. m. Racine, Ollie 5-28-301j) W ·-Mn. Alpha Barr ne Rambler The personal property of the 5 18 lfe FOR SALE: ~ room houS. and World Staadard '' Compaet late Hattie McKenzie will be i:"'(} Mccov-;---.o\umoNEEii bath, newly decorated, gas E<ceDenco sold at AUCTION at her res· Cbesler. Ohio. heating. FuU basement. LoS, Ill& car room, ride and perform- ldence on Salem Streel Ibe· 4 18 lie caled 123 Hndson Street COO eW BY BERTHA PARKER IDC8 SmaU car economy and ing Stale Rout 1241 in Rut- Middleport. Price, $6000. In: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon· llowi!U maoacerablltty land, Oh•o. ConsiSting of the Kart Grnoser, Pinmbmc ..,. quire Ohio Hotel. I"'" visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ross See followmg : Beating BY EVELYN BRICKLE& Poolton, Canton, Mr. and Mrs. 1 8 tfc Metropotitan lllotors Bedroom suile, 2 pc , davenllllnersville, Obia _ ~ Sen. Oakley Collins ol IronHoadly Carruthers and family, E. MaiD Slreel, Pomerny pori, two platform rockers, End vour sewer troubles H(\USE FOR SALE or trade ton, .explained today passage of Mrs. Clarence Nichols has Beach City. Pbane WY 2-31170 slands, chest of drawers, Air We bave aU si2el for a place in Middleport, a bdl, which he co-authored, BY GLENN.4 S. MILHOAN returned home from the hosplt· Mr , and Mra. Perry Davis, f Z2 Uc Way sweper, single bed (39 S.wer Machines six rooms, bath, basement, now o~ the Governor's desk. Mr. and Mra. Burgess (Alice al and !'frs. Audrey Torrence Mr. aad Mrs. Sy Alberson, eo. =Fo::::R~NE=w;:-o-r_u_sed -,--carr ..:_=...::.~r m 1, Duncan Phyie dining tabla, RP.a11011abte Rates city water, electricity, ga~, specifically, the bill re- Conroy) Furgeroon of Hunting. is assislmg In caring lor ber. lumbus, called on Mr. aad Mrs. trucks, pillone Mamn Marks rad1o, Kelvinator refrigerat- Call W'l M9'14 Day or Ni~t garage, one acre gr~d m qu~res the clerk ol any_ court ton, W. Va. were here over the Mr. aad Mrs. George Emer· Lew DI~J. SALESMAN Beas1ev Math or, pie cupboard, kilchen tab1 26 Uc Rutland .. S. D. Buskirk, Rot·1: record in Ohio to not1fy the weekend to attell(, the Alumni tck of Ft. Myers, Florida, Mr. RusseD Rl f e and Ran. ewa, Athens, LY :1-4061 le and chairs, toaster, lamps, Mr Farmer, why pay more? land, Ohio. 6 13 6tp .~"' Board of Education when Banquet at the Chester Sehool and Mrs. Woodson Haynes and dal Rife, Columbus, visited re10-9-tfc two room size rugs and throw Breed to the best fm less. in Y pe;:' boldlng valid ll!ach- here, and visited rela!lvec Sun- daughter, Mrs. Rene Boldon and cently with their grandmother, - - -- - - - - - - rugs, hand tools, lwo needle- Now $6.00 breeding fee for INSURANCE g ce lcate is convicted of day. family and Miss Hazel Bragg Mrs. Ge!>rge Renshaw. FOR SALE poml cha~rs, bookcase wnling service to excellent Gold Med· : ;~ony:: of any other crime Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser all ol South Charleston, were Mr. Lester Brookover, his. mo. . desk, occasiOnal chair, bed, al ~ plus proven Dairy buDs JOHNSON, Simpson Insurance 110(1 • Chapter 2901. (Of· caUed on Mr. and Mrs. May- auosta of Rev. W. W. Bragg. thor, Mrs. Jessie Broc*over ,._ AUC'I'ION SALE: at lhe Mm- dresser, cedar chest, clock, and performance lested beef Agency, In: All forma of In a.ue' t:;aslty). nard Bahr onl! afternoon last Jack DuvaU retw:ned borne cen!ly visited relatives Jn S.nette, Thursday and Salurday. 4 cham, buffet, gas heater bulle No association fees. Cur· surance. J•m Johnson and ~pter · ( enses Agalnat week. from the hospital where be un· dy, W. Va. , 6-IB~Ip 70,000 B.T U , base cabinet, gas !Iss Breeding Semce, Inc. Bud Sunpson, Agents. ~ oral~~ Chapter 290S. (OF· Mr. and Mra. WilHam Rose, derwent knee surgery aad Is Mr. aad 14fa. John Doustaa CARPETS COM . .range Hardwick Apl., drop For service call I 1 Uc enses..., Chasity) . son BIUy of Columbu•, visited getting along line. Mike, , Rosa · Allll ' -.ct. NIIIIC)I, h ~ dean quiCk· leal table, electric mixer, step Albert Parker, Chesler, Ohio Realer ._..... AJietiQ B N~ca= to the Slate over the weekend with her par· Mr. and Mrs. John Hasten Sr. Shade, recenUy visited with Mr. 1~~.: !~th81t~e .. ~sire 15 a':. ladder, fruit jars, many other PA 1185-3415 or ·•tnsannco lor ..,..,. .,...... ,::;_• -~• contain the name enta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett WU- of Columbus and daughter-In - and Mrs, llarJnqn Fox. P e ree Use •terns. Leland Parker, Pomeroy, Oldo aad bolol- oeed." ......ence 'lddreu ol the Ualns and attendeci the alumni Jaw, Mrs. Shirley lfaBell aad Mr. Frank Dally, son Edward Sham)>Ooer. Baker Furniture, WEBSTER . FULTZ, Attorneys Pbone WY %-ZZ14 ..._ IVY 14111 doleodant, the section ol the banquet. daughter of Seattle, Washing· Dally and Sharon J.l4itllll, Mr. Middleport. Il-lS-lite RAYMOND WEBB, Executor . Revised Code violated, and !be Mr. aad Mrs. Dwight Mllboan, ton were Sunday guosta of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rou&h ·IIIII fam. 6 5 30tp twO USED Redwood storm Terms: Cash HOUSE Trailer Insuraoce. Full sente~ of the Court, Jll'ovld· Mr. and Mrs. Everel! Milhoan Mrs. John Arbaugh aad Uy, Pomti'OY< rec:i!ntly Ciilted doors. I lio in. by 36 by 83. Not responsible for accidents COBA SEIIYICE comprehensive coverage. hO.- ed the~ hal!.knowlediJe that wer.! shopping in Parkersllurg son Wesley. on .Mrs. ~ F~ 1000 Phone WY 2-3457. 6-ll~tc Auct. Nole : This furniture is 1 ..,. ,.., •••• to 0 , 10 ....., per ' coverage. Borne• tho defendant h9lds a leaching M<l!lday. Cris Hoffman had as Sunday twelve illelnbiiii;.r the Lauro liNGER sewing machine. Full very clean and shows the ••• ...., •• """' ou •• ••• Nm• tn;:;;•nco Agency, certlflcale. • Mr. and Mrs. Hasett Betz of guests his daughter Mrs. ~ el Clif{ Health Clult met at the . price $28 includes attachment best of care. ~:; ::::.,:.b 1~-:!;,_ c. 11111 c111, eport. · WY 2-2903. Present law requires the st. Joteph, 'Mich. Ire speudlDg tella Moffett, and daugb- home ot Mrl. ~tv& Pearl ~U for buttonholes. Free carry- BRADFORD AUCTION CO. woodo, To<n .,,..,.. wv t-twt I 29 80tc State Board of Educlltioo to,.... their vacation here with ber ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. ·E. MiDI• (or their ·monlhly meetlnt. Mrs, lng case. WY 2-2204. A. C. Bradford, Manager M <""'"' ,.,.,.,. voke, after a bearing, the teach- mother, Mra. Alice Dodoon. Ml- can and two grandchlldren De- Clarence Curtil wu. ce-bolteaa. 6 14 ~tc c . C. Bradford, Auctioneer .MUSICAL Instrument• ~?g certificate of any person kel Milhoan was Mrs. Allee anpa and Billy Miillcan of Houa- Refreshments · w~e sened. B"'R"'A"'ND~-""N"'E"'w,.-va-c-uu_m...:..c;.le:..ano =r (6) IS, 6tc GLASS INSTALLED windshield F . • . . . found intemperate, immoral, Dodson'• dinner pest Sunday. toO, Texas aad Mr. Hoffman'• David ~. ut; V~on, in factory carton. All clean· . and door. Insurance company OR SALE . ~tr~lvanous v ... lncom)>etent, !"'gllgent, or gull· Miss Eistne Milhoan visited grandsm LeOnard Hoffman who II visiting his''l r. . . . .ta Mr in~ •ools and quaranleed. List MALATHION approved . All work guaran- hn. Good, ba•J•. Reasooable. ty of any ~ conduct uniJe. a few days k.st Weelr with her Is in the Navy. This is four gen· and Mrs. NormaD·Scbaef.;. . FOR FRUIT leed . S.S.S. Serv~ce , WY 2- S. C. C.OK. Del<ler, Ohio eonung to hill )>OIIIIIon," Pre- aunt, Mrs. ..._, Sehalfer of orations. Mrs. v•"'"'·n ,- - a...._n.,.n. price $49.95 will sacrifice for I 5 1i lfc ,_, ""'"N - ......,... • :'.,.,",:~, ;,:n~•.:..'!:•:;..';"~~\'; 6189, Syracuse, Ohio. 2.> : : la~oes =-~~ thbow !'<JMrmeroy. ~Mrs. Ethel Stout returned led Mr. ,fox to Sall!l!l, w. va. 122 . WY 2-2204. 5 30tc LANDMARK MARINE SUPPLIES rma pe .. --. eso · and MI'B. Dwight Mi1hoaJ! bomo from ,l.onB Bottom where wlleni sM will make her bolne. 1 14 Stc ;:;-:c:-:::-"7-:--c-.:.:..~ ~~::~.~o~~,:::~hiiJr Bookkeeping accounts wanted. matters Is to ·be oDtained b)' Peggy and of 'Flatwood1, lhe spent several wt~ fot .a couple ~ mon&il. THREE rooms of furn iture for Kolth••• • coptan, ......,. pow Complete bookkeeping and 15 FT. Flbei giBBI boil! wiib 45 the Stale Mr. and Mrs. Everett · MilhooD her clsughter, Mr1. fraidr ; •'Mt. aJicl · lllra. Herman JtU. sale. Helen's Beauty Shop. ~~;m:~~~':. ':'..~"~.;, "'~:.', tax service. Phone WY 2.2272. H. P. MerCIII'l' motor and The biD Ill IPO~ by tllo! openl Silnday at Buck'l Lake. who had l~lectlqn in her hand .. Pl)r, Jaclill. 'and '.Ronnie, na,. Call WV 1-2800. 6 15 6tc l ·~:'f,!:· .::~; :!:. ~~.:'!:~ 5 15 30IC trailer. 'I095.00. Like New . .Ohio EdueaUm •>clatloa and. They were joined by Mr. aad Rev. Freeland Norris bll too. recently visl!ed rtlaUvet ~~ 'N1" NF<cOIF: Sin•rr sewHEA11NG ,\ND PLUMBING Pbono WY :l-3f57. 8-11-61<: has the ~ ol the ~~~ of ~rs . Gaf!e Me~ of ·Chester been returned• to this chal'lt twere. ·. < • ' • ing machine. Like new and l EostMolnSt. lllaoUer P'w1lacea · · lbe Deper1jMnt of ~on. and ~II enjoyed a "cook . ~!" lor another year. .. , . • Mr. ' an<i -Mra.' ~· J l""""t'ed Zio z... equipped, • . Anold ''iii tlf .J.IVESTOCK . . •. " . · supper. RoY. BMigg Pl'etiC. . Simi:lay entntained ,rltb l'IIII1Mii9 -PII' ll"ttonhbles, etc . Assume I Pomoroy, Ohlt> S M. o en . . -- . A serloup short,age of anthro· Mrs. Morl Taylor. whO arrfv. m(!rning . at the Metl!(ll)iet .ty Sundav for their children J>e . '!lenta $8.90 mon'" ' Wy ; IS . "'" t., Pomeroy, Ohio PIGS. Robert IIetz, Langsville. poilogtsta CCIIIfrl>ot.od-tbe U. S ·1 homo from the Melp Gen- church at Chester In tiM!··, ab- Bobb~ and Jeff The boys' birth~ OPIN TtL ' P.M. Pboae WY Z.ZC41 Ohio. Phone SH H281. lr. 1962, ~lng to th raJ hoapl~, II i!pprovlng nke· -'of lbelr ~lei R • .• '.d$:( Itt the ~ da ' ~& 14 51<: 1 6 7 Uc 6 13 Gtp Britannica ~'~ ~ Year. II· ' .... .. 1 · ' '~ ; 'let~~: · Yo •IIIII · UnderNewMIM!III-nt · uate, I llourl USED CAR BUYS •.us.'IT. ..,_...,, All'S' Langsvill .e N. E VeDis @) I • ..." ! " ' " . - - Trade 'n' Travel Time . POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ I, It!( I O'FIII!I! S'POSE • - •·•~ · ~E -..""'ES ONE 0FPN MINE? Reedsvill . e soo·al New.·· - till: · • .,. :!• :e ":r'.,J! Cuelt/tl' fitlft,. r~pd n~t~h c~~:d AJ,ci"·,h~fth 7 Blaeftnars Long Bottom S6ciety Notes 1'ruckers Come InFo'rAid On B• , i}} Passage T-l1d any for hee yet? offe~ I •r· 1 1 · s5 ',liM.! New B•"lllfl'ill Streamline Teacher Bans I r: The Ri"dge-K News, Events Tuppers Plains Laurel Cliff N Events . Bv CHESTER GOULD EASY, MISS. "'ffU'R!: IN FRIENDLY HANDS. WMPO Radio ilfONDAY T1DW, II'IIIDAY 7:115 Break!.! Pq t:15 10111!1 lluJcl: Show 1:00 Sip On Nen 8:115 Sacred Heart 1P:OS Polka Party 11:35 Publk Service 8' 20 CoUntry Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Show 6:30 Farm News 12:00 Noon Report "I'm conVInced your Johnny need1 g1 7:05 Breakfast Party 12:30 Rev: Merlin Teell hu fired Daper wads while 1 wu FAC";~"'tb!~:~~! 7:15 Bright Star Show 1:05 Platter Party 7:35 Pickltts Hdwr Show 1:00 Sundown Serenade 7:50 News Re)>Ort _ ·Oblo , 7:10 SlJn Off • 1?10 Breakf&ll Party I 8:00 Sign 01t - June 1:00 BIU!daet Pq SIINDAY Monday tlml Friday 11 . 7=10 Sign On Nf111 1·00 "'"" On .sa Masoa County News 9:05 Coffee With Janel llllp . ~ ' ' 12:110 6:05 Musical Clock Commwuty Newa . . 1:4$ Betty N 1:10 Bapdlt Layqam•• Hour 12 ... 7·00 Newa ... N- Ne111 10:05 Mluilterlal Assoc 8:3& Hour ol Dollv•ance 12:10 Ohio Ne111 7;10 Musical CIOCI: 10::W Country Hoe ~ (Rev. PIUI J,.,..) 11:05 Swap Shot: 1:00 Wlnp of Reau 111 7:30 News 1leadlinea ~:: B~'l.ell 11:30 rarm Nuo Sunday flbow 7:30 Musical Clock 12:21 NuUetib Board I:U The Lifeline ' IWI 0 Grant~ ~!:40 P'aml!y Worship Rour-Tbu :::: of.,Propbacy u:OO Noon Report · ay ...ow 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa ~~: ~~":, Agent 11:11 Mualc Jllll P'~~W You u;oo Country liYDIDtiaJe 8:05 World i Obio Newt 1:116 News Beat Round 8:10 Spqrta Today 12:15 Goestler'a Goeot Star·Fri ~:: ~ Report 2. 8·15 Weatbar OO Country Go ROimd 3:00 Platter Pq · ""' Search : ':""-. .:IIi N - Beat 4:15 Blaetbw Auto Sbow 12:.., llev. Mei'Un Teets U6 Mualcal CloCk l:oo Mid''W ·M 4:30 Local Newl 1:00 Billy ,Graham 8:55 Community Nen 3, 65 New. :!at atlnee 4:111 BJll litem Sport, 1:30 Tilt Lutheran Hour 1:00 Latchalrlng 4:00 DisciQa trith 1:00 Bowllpa SeGt,a ~:00 Slpa ol the Tlmot 1:30 Public Service 4'3!1 Intercl. Do.. 1:45· PlmlJy Word!lp Hour anp 6:05 Van p~ Sparta J·ll (Rev, W. S. IIJilupa) 5;·00 CommuD!tf 10:00 Mason Coull New1 6:20 Slllldown Serenade · PulJllc Servlce 10:05 T~ Gl the ty'll Newa 5:05. World 6 NatiOIIal Nelli 7:05 The World Toda 1::15 The BJ, Lila 1 10:511 News OWD J:U 8poU~t~n Clll 11J10111 NO Sigh 01 S:OO ~ Showcase \1:55 Mol'Ding Malodiao 5:25 Weatbercast 8:00 Slga Off _ June f:OO Hour ol Declsioo (eieept Frida • 5:30 llimler. Y.11ielie TIIIIDAY Jollil Grlflin Bells RinJ Y· Churtb 5:55 lnsldt Boob .e:oo Bica On N... :oo Suaday B l l \1 :4$ Worlcl ~ 8:00 Sunset Blvd. 6:05 Country Jllllbotee ;:: ~IJ4olfb Streaide tERRY I:Gtl Sign Off . 4::111 111'111 Neq .;00 .,_ ~ 2 ·· -.~-Ju. .... W J E·H -RADio , Br HAROLD GRAY r----- - GEE, I BET IT'S NICE T'HAVE I Ellla'I'O wr?ITE TO '«XJ, EH 'i I :!i PI-·- •' :=._ "=t and 1 1 I '"' "".,,.,, =:"" her ••• Boud' . . He1cti w. IUINtl IUIIIMP.LII A M,;;. -E S. 1 . ·~ tio · ,.' ' ' ( . .. . •:J.. ' ' ~ ' .l¥ .. ••oit ~\ .. tho~ • ,,.. �' • . - ... ' ...... ' t •, ~S:Ot::!d ~!0! ~~~~~!E!~~!~.2~.,_m,. ,.Jntlnfl _, tJt.. Oldo coun11n lritb !he ~ ed June I, 1113 over llle amo Jlr .... ·- 1i,s88Jt, eboa, •uo por bour. Call WY 11oa of Meigs lhowed p1ns 1n period 1n 1.112. TwG eounllel, E, f!II,JOIJI, tz11,122.11. . :1-6251. e-1wtc 111e ~ of Aiel tu 101: ~ and Scioto Ifill llg ~ ~..k•• WOMAN JI'OR po,enl boule! . hllld In ~· ygr fiCIIrel Pl8~.11, llll,oii.IJ. • ,,. • U<"lllfl'- o~ntl • .,.. 4 • Twin City Electric IJOrt. Live ln. Phone WY :1the IUIIIIjl )>01'1011 u .llat yeu. , IAI'I• •• -411,1'10.70, ... . 1962 Thuncleri:Hrd Hardtop Coupe $3,595 ..... .., ... ...."ltntl. . ~~ .. St. p 5241. · l,l.W!c The fi~U<~S Bbowlng 1110 iwo at.!9, ...,,118.83, P'll,UUI, 17 ..... Locally owned and very low mileage, power steerlne and lll!;l;UI.A noNS ..,.,., U·-"·-· f ••· M brakes, autom~tic, radio, beater, whitewaU tires, spotless LADY TO KEEP bou!e for 2 I """kll co "'""''" or u"' perolp - li,7'13.88, 111,171. t'ko H""""" ._,.,., Ill• PIP~' •• ..tl' .... ...,...... '"" .u 1 ...... ~ clean red Interior, sno white finish. • Motor Wtndtnc • ft<paln elderly people LIV tn' Mr tod from May Ill, 1113 to JUII8 f!IIUIUO, f1111,30Ui. · rh t~·t•n11•nl" 1;.-.n qould bo0 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. H.T. _ $1,995 eStarter 4 GellOI'Itor Wort George Grmdley. Syr~....!; eWS, 8, 1913 aad May 27, 1.112 to Juno P. ~ 118,286.0f, . fl,381.0t. 1 ...'""' po. o-4...-t "'-'"'··' .." f"'l• .u .. ...u ~"' "' •et pcuullhre (Or • . Ohio Ph WI • ..... • 1• ~, I, 1913, and the fiacal year !J. f!IB,708.4t, _,,'/88.32. Ivory over blue finish, .spotlesa dean interior, tow mllet ""'"~ hll" " " .,, ..,,.,..,,., ·n..rt\o• eArmatuH ReWIDdlo1 • · ,_,_ ..... "' gores for lbe years IW1ing Roa - •17,1711.1K, f!0,1711.89~ age by original local owner V8 motor, PowergJide, radio , RAr~ and heater. ' HOUSEKEEPER to care for Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ledllo July 1, 1962 and July I, 11181 In f829,11U2, tr10,188.U. Fur w;,.nt Ad Sentce 1962 Bel Air 4 Door Sedan $2,395 • l.1!11l, <>1!> .. o r O 'lftt OMI"'"Inft elderly man and house. Write celebrated tbeir 50th wedding the ten counUeo follow: Seloto - fi%,10UJ, fJI,IdUI 1 NIW MANAGIR 111111,,,.,.,,.. • "Piarllt eo eenw lvory over black finish, red interior, W.·W. tires show litBox 868F. c-o The Dally Sen· 811Biveroacy at their home In A..eao - •14,'/68.09, ••!09.· S918,85UO, ,1,000,116Ut. • l •Jll . <J PI oiiOI"ft fn• l'hret CG6 tle wear . \'8 motor, automatic trans., radio and heater. tine!; Pomeroy, Ohio. Lan,avrne, May 19, with a tam- 10. $4e11,511.50, f395,679.'1'1. Vln!!- - · f1,73f.55, f*,OI 1fl'o.:UI.ht on~oertl nbll ARTHUR REEDY Showroom dt>an. ·•' '"'' rue •+ 4 ....nta per •ora ..uJ ===----oo----·-15~llle- Uy dlnller. AU their children Gallla - f5,127 .12} ~,189.51, f51,12f.02, t40,8S2.10. 11e <' h araoed for a<~••rttlllll II 1101 TRAINI!D MOTORMAN Hf1 wH. IIIl' l it ota,.. .tter ""'""" WANTED: Someone to cut hay and' gr~ldi'en were present Motor vehicles and - lis na om CARD 01 rKAN51 - lt .a& ror on shares. Write or caD D. A. escepl Mrs. Kay Bensooter ·~collections In the len soutbe~D-' .u •nl'll n•n•raum &.eh •"dlt~nn­ OPEN EVES. 8~ P~ (/~ ART STRAUSS,-Milam, LangsviUe, Phone SH !Lynn) ill Man~a. Calif. In ern counties showing lbe ,·cpl IJ wonl •e Ohl1u.arl .. ouhlll..., POMEROY. OHIO ' ' 1 Mit' ~ •nrd 2-5407, e 15 Sip the aftemooD noighbors and lections for the two week perOFFlt:~ HOURS 8:10 A. M rr :1:_. I' II 11allJ REAL ESTATE special Invited friend& came to iod ending June 8, 1116S and the laturdo .a:an A. M ~n 12rnn Q001I FOR SALE f S 1e LEGAL N IC call. . ligures for the !ileal y • ar IT'S SO EASY -~--' -or a FOR SALE: 120 acre farm _ _ OT E Mr. aad 'Mrs. Robert Long of which started July I, 1962 fol TO PLAl.'E A ELFCTROLUX Sweeper- like AUCTION SALE at the Mason· Meigs County 40 ICl'es LAND PALl Fostoria spent a weel< visiting lows: Athena - no weekly !J. RESTIL 1 PRODUCING • new. Has all attachments and eue Thursday and Saturday. able, plenty ~ water good .,.,J•~':!'..!:•~•,: llrends at Langsv!De and RutBY Mlif."LVLE BALDERSON gure, too'/,!199.15. Gallla - M, 4 WAN'J .u> 2 year service guarantee. Sold 8 12 6tp buildings, 2 bouses, on; rent- ~ne:;~t:, 11:!!.:Sr::.~ r:':m. ":! land. Mr. and Mt'S. Ben Buckley 768.09, f]19,882.12. Hocldng PHONE WY 2·2157 new over $100. Pay 6 pay, . b ed Mail roufe near schools Prob•10 coon u •""""""•'" w.w. Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Long of are visiting their daughter aad $t,912.40, $10'1 ,325.68. Jacl!,sonments $6.80 monthly. DiJ. DON T P~G Yn;g Bluer' g.;.. hunting. 'Will also sell :;~:"J:.:!J'':! 0:::: .')"~; Fosterla entertained with a din- family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert f13,73f.02, $144,843.'1'/, Law1enee counl for cash. WY 2-2204. sepllc ta · el ean Ill· walkout with machinery and '"0.:.':;','1, ::":!:",,.':":,.":! ,:,::; nor hon.oring lofr. and Mra. I. Meredith at PhoeniX, Arizona. - $14,0115.72, ~.957.36. Meigs , NOTICES 6 14 Sic AU Sepllc Tank Cleaner. Land· cattle Phone Chester !IIIS-23III u ,..• ....,.....,. oo ,,,., T. Led1ie al the MerUn RestRecent visitors of Mrs. Laura - $3,941.48, 'llS,570.38. Pike PLA--TE-~..::UNCH & 5c drink. mark Farm Bureau, p~~= 6tc · !:eto •::;:.,. "'~.,:':; :!:r;'.; aurant in Middleport. Also atRuth were Mr. and Mrs. Law· $3,821.43, $92,419.52. Ross- $13, ' 4 6 14 '61 Pontiac _ $1,595 :!ir:'"' """For.'.""· ~ ,.,,..... lending were Mr. and Mra. Is- renee Chevalier an~ MrS. Clyde 923.12, $289,905.54. Sclolo-fl8,• Jack's Dairy Bar, Middle;' aor ora Jo}IIJI c~·:.c=~· sac Taylor or Rutl&nd. Chevalier. of Tmooto, and Ben- 673.88, ·f401,9ZI.91. Vinton- $1 1 8 port. 6-l -6tc 1 ~:~fu~sth!,a?'>g~n~·~pa~~f FOR RENT :.:,;.::,·.~~ Miss Carol Ledlie Ill spending ny Ruth of Akron, and Mr. and 562.38, f44,988.12. ,.. 161 1 SPECIAL DEAL now on Apache ing black finish like new. 7 ~• 1'· ltc a two weeks vacatloll at the Mrs . . Wayne Prince of Long I ":~-,:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;__ Camptrailers. Also free prizes Radio. F0 R RENT IN Mideldle)>Ofrt,, h3 POMEROY - 9-room frame home of her parents, Mr. and Botlom. I' ' 1 to be given &way, July I. Stop '59 Bul'ck arge rooms, DIC y UrniS • hom with bath h tin Mrs. Bernard Ledlie. Mrs. Grant Boring hasre$1,395 ed apartment. pnvate bath, I e ' gas ea g, Mr aad "- AI b Barr aad !. ed h afte being a pa ' ~ for demonstration and re•is• d pr'lvate entrance, large clos- f$7u 1ba sement, and 2 car garage. . auo. pa 11'11 ome . r • IIOII,..• Michel;Mr. and Mro. Jlu. !lent in -the St. Joeeph's Hos· ' ter. Amsbary Marine & VB LeSabre. Choice of 4 r. 900 00 Trailer Sales, 631 4th Ave., et, hardwood floors, utilities MIDDLEPORT- e-room frame ane Barr of Oak Hill went to pttal at Parkersburg. Gallipolis, 0. 446-0239. ~~~•shed , Telephone '!,~ ~; home with bath, gas heating, Columbus Thursday to attend Mr. and Mrs. Leo Torrence 6 12 6tc mce basement, and 118rport, the commencement exereises tt and family of Cincinnati were ~-------HA=VE="'c-A"'M=E=R.,.. A--::W ::cii"" I .,. tr-av-,.oL P Ohl APARTMENTS for rent. Re- close to school. $10,000.00. S Ohio Slate wherE: their son-In- recent visitors of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtla 0 See or raU us for your phoomeroy, decorated furnished and un· TRAILER LOT- (60x!OO) high· law, Blair cadwallader gradua~ here. are announcing the birth of a /tography needs. Weddings, an- CLOSING OUT a full line of furnished . Rowley & Rt<d way location, with aU utilities Sen. Oakley Collins noted 1,_ ed. Following the commence- Mr~. Leep aad Frank Arnott daughter, Tammy Sue, June J. oiversaries, reunions, home- used household goods. Stew· Hardware. Phone WY 2-2'1'/6, and sewer, concrelt patio and day passage of a bill In both ment exercises Mr. aad Mrs. of_ Parkersburg, ~pent a day Maternal grandparen~ are Mr. 1 earnings _ special occasions arl Appliance, Phone 7?3-S7!9 after 5 p. m. Phone WY 2- driveway (8x48). Move In In- houses of the General Assembly CadwaUader were honored w1th With Mr. and Mrs. CarroU Ran· and M~s- Marvin Walker of commercial, Industrial, legal, H If d W V 6-4-10tp 3574. 6 6 tfc morrow. $1400.00. which he says should m te • a picnic dinner at the Park of dolph. Reedsville and )>aternal grand aerial photographs, 8 and 16 ar or • . a. 'h DUPLEX, furnished apart· ACREAGJ;: -:. 6 acres inside ially 'benefit c~erce ina h~ R~s at Columbus where 25 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mar."" parents are Mr. and Mrs. DenMM movies. menl al 3!10 s. 2nd, Middle- Pomeroy corporation, 6 • room dlstrtcl as well as the entire fri~s and relatives attended. ~nd Becky of Long Bottom VIs- ver Curbs. Great grBIIdparents Grover's Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio ' MALATHION FOR port. Call in evening. WY 2- house with basement. $4,000.00' state of Ohio. Friends here have learned of 1ted with ~s. Bess Larkins. are Mr. and Mrs. Zen Pierce · 6-ll~lc ROSES AND S.28-tfc RURAL Modem 4-room log the death of Maynard Davis. Dale Sm11h has returned Geat great grandfather is 5262 ~========~ ORNAMENTALS · cabin, with bath, bot •water The trucking Industry of Ohio 51, of Charleston. He Is our- home after being a patient at Jake VanMeter. w1t11 "'•tathlon, onr auu or epra~ ONE SIX room hom1~ . Peoples heating, full basement. House Will be .given the same rights, vived by his wife, Mary Jane Holzer Hospital at GalliJKt}ie , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince You Are lnvltedl ~r:~e~h ~~~/o~~~nw~~~a;Z~~i Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. beautifully finished inside and or equal opportunities, to c.om- Entsminger Davis and two Mr. and Mrs. Robert King were visiting relatives in Col Spray Powder or Du•t aM! botb 5 15 tfc out, red oak floors', and stone pete with her neighboring states sons, Joe and Jon, and one and son have moved here from umbus. co mbination lmeettclde 1nd rung FOOD FREEZING '"•• ''""'''"'"'· "" '"' FURNISHED apartments. Two, fireplace. One acre lot with sJch as, Dlinols, Michigan and daughter, one · grandchild and Amesvtlle. Mr. King Is .t he Rev. Freeland Norris he• , AND ::~~~m~~~~~~Y~:~~~~··R~~,~~~ng~:~4 room, 1 five room f'urnlsh·I Jarge garage. UnusuaL $7,000.lndlana. three brothers and one sister. new park manager at Forked been returned here to the Melh 1' Cooking Demonstration ~~~·;~~- z~~;~~~nd511~~!ctf:: !;oe:. ed and unfurnishd. p b 0 u e 00. I Specifically the bUI in Ben:tard Ledlie returned to Run State Park. odist Chu~h Charge for hla 11th omkal '·" u,.p Don't Jr l thr pesh WY 2·2557. 5-7·tfc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR th creases his work on the river boats af- Mr. and Mrs. Don Spr~e year. ~~~,.a head •tart. buy ynur •upply PHONE WY :t-3830 e o~erall legal length of com- ter a month1s vac;ation at his are parents of a new son born Mr. and Mrs. Put Patterson 7:30 PM EDT • 8 :30 PM OST ITlffiEE and lour room furnish- ALBERT M. COX SALESMAN :~rCial , ra~tor and semitrall· home. at St. Joseph's Hospital at of Athens were visiting Mrs . , ed and unfurnished apart. PHONE WY' %-%ZZO r combmatiOns from 50 to 55 Guy Swodley Is Ill at his Parkersburg. Harriett Bryllltl. Pomeroy Londmork Store ments. WY 2-5434. 6-18-3tc feet and prescribes a method of homo with pneumonia. At thlll Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Keith Weber visited Mrs. 4NN4 GRA.I ' P: TORI:IHANO I ' . . ,12 6 Uc determmlng the length of a setime is somewhat improved. and Mr. aad Mrs. Harold JqJm. • Donna llaubeh>f Portland. tfOME ECONOMIST. OffiO POW €R CO MPA~Y MOOERN 4 room furolslled or IN POMEROY. Etgnt room mttratler. Cecil Nelson, son . of Mrs. son atlended the races at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkin; Wlll &ivfl tntl!!resttnt 1111d belp. unfurulllll!l<l apartment. l\f,ld- bouse, 3 bedroom" and bath , The bill does not change any Clair Nelson graduated from Indiana)>Oiis Speedway. wete visiting . Mr. and Mrs. 'ul dfl'moru.tration• on bow to OPEN TIL· ~. prep~tre, p.acka11, and free:;o:e dleport. WY 2-387l large lot. Good locaUon . out of other eXISting length . require- Ohio Unlyersity at Athens, June Mrs. Lee Wallace Is a paUent Orland Branch, Belpre. 'ood1 (or home (reHJnt: She s 15 tfc h•gh water. 6aU WY 2'~ ~Ia, nor does It eba_i!ge any 9. . at Camden-Clark Hospital at Visiting Mr •. amt Mrs. Zer. ll"il' 11n ~ wer .a ny quelltlotu pertain· ne to frtezlna tood1. ShP al10 THREE SETS beginner's clubs. - - - - - - - - - 5 10 tfc he~ghl or width requU"ementa At the end of one week of Bl· Parkersburg. · . Pierce were Mr. and Mrs. Den 11a~ IIIIIIY 1hor1 cuh, reclple•, '"' ~ ••, ....,., ,..... New. Tealord Driving Range. 3usiness 0 ortunities FOR SALE - Two. bedrooD' but the language of the sectio~ ble School at the LangsviUe Mr. and Mrs. Lowe!l Cheva· ver Curtis, Columbus, Lam Refroshmonq will bo "rvodt Lill: PP . horo~e. Beautiful B~rcb ktteb has. been changed for clanf•· Cburch 4ll chlldre11 were enroll· Uer and sons of Maasf1eld v1sl~ CurUs; Johnme NeweU and Ma I :-=~oo:o~R~PR~I~Z~E!s..,...,=J 1 r==~~~~==~~~- -rRESTAURANT. l w11h eqmp- en, automatic gas beat 16411 cah~n purposes. New language ed. ed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chev· cy Cameron. ~ MALATHION FOR I men!. House with 21 acres of Lincoln Heights. CaU J o b n prov.•de~ that the length of a Carol Pierce Jr. had worshi~ allor and Carol. Virgie Mora of Pomeroy vis· PLttTE LUNCH and S c drink, · semitrailer shaU be th • $I oo. Jack's Dairy Bar. Mid· VEGETABLES land. Apply : owner, Park Inn, Blaettnar. WY 2-5127 ll-19-11• Ire e ex· servkolS al the LaogsviUe Mra. Grant Smith has return- lted Mrs. Ethel Chevl!ller. . dleport. 6-ll~tc wu• M•••••••n. ,., ••• ., ,.,.,. on Route 50, between McAr· FOR SALE· 31 acre broUer .me. overall length of the se- Church Sunday. ed home after being a )>allen! Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayma·1 - :~t~t;~1 "Lt,.}i}Mf:':e~urt~~rp~:: thLt1 a Athens across from farm near. Bradbury. Build~ :trallerfe~clus~ve of safety de- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fetty and In the St. Joseph's Hospital at af Cqhynbus, Mr. 8lld Mrs. Hanl. AUTOMOBILE wur... beeD v.,,...,. •~• ., LANDMARK Hooper Park. 6 18 6tp lngs fully equipped to house d els, relrlagehedra on, or heating children went to Bucyrus Wed· Parkersburg. Holter and Mr. and Mrs. Davi 1 eancelled' LO!It vow opeuaaor·a Multi·P urpou \le(et.able Spray ev ces a c to the front of .... da to I . nd Mr Do 1 R' be) s 'th . IU ng Mr. and . Urense? Ce.U WY Z.'W&b.. Doesn't har m pl•nts . ufe and ef 9000 chickens. 8 room house th . Ue l""s Y Y Sit her brotber, Mr. a s. rsa 1e m.t were VIS '""" •• ..,.,, """"•· •••" BUSINESS SERVICES fuU basement ~·J furnace' ." semd•trba r or safety de- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cremeans. entertained with a lamtly pic- Mrs. Joe Bissen. t1J lJ : : nower. eucumbrr melon. 8Ciuuh • ..,..,.. • VICes an umper8 8 tta hed t C potatou. tomatlrs . beeh. ce ler)' . PHOTO COPYING --Serv,= Plenty of water. Owner will the rear O Mr. CemeanB graduated from nic Sund&y, those present were Mr. a.nd.. Mrs. Harold Holter OrocC(III , brunrl !JPrfluts. Don'l ~ JJ J Mr J h Rl bel f t Mr 1•• '"' ""'' ,., , "'"' ""'· ••, c d Ill. finance to right pariy Priced ! Th f l'ml co ege uno 9. Mr. and s. o n e o were VISI mg . and Mrs. 1 tter 1 t for combln· Alpha Bm returned to his Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Virgil Walker of Baahan and AUTO SALES ""' '"""'' , .. ~i:te:n~~anc~ ;.:".;'oy reasonable. For tnf~rmation aUone oot -'' ·<rc::~: Uc write: Box 516, Beverly, Ohio s cdorr.esponds to the re· job at Delaware, Ohio Sunday Watson of Little Hocking, Mr. Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest Run. - .. ~ 2 15 51 FOR SALE - 1957 Ford V-8 Eosl Moln • or phone Beverl 56 comrnen. atiOn of the American after spending a few daya here and Mrs. Bober! Thomas 11f Bob Burton and Craig Den converlible. One owner. $495 . ; • . · Pome<OY. Ohio AUCTIONEER Y 613 Gtc ~·~~:•on of Highway officials. with ·his lamily and visiting Cheshire, Mr. aad Mrs. Robert of Columbus are spending a Also, 1955 DeSota 4 door , $395 ' · C.mplele Service FOUR ROOM h . Ohe Tr ~~s sup)>Orted. by the with his daughters, Imogene Morton, and Mr. and Mrs. lien- week with Mr. and fdrs. Wayne 10 uc mg AssociatiOn. Can be seeen at Ashland SerOPEN TIL 9 P:M. , Critl Bradford ouse With 1 acMarone and children sod Mr. cy Morton of Belpre. Prince. '· vice Station al Syracuse. Wrile, Phone or Contact re lot, large )>Orch, basement, aad Mrs. Blair Cadwallader oi -Violet Smllll 6 14 3t A. c. BRADFORD off Rl. 7. Phone WY 2~127. Columbus ---;:=--::----co-~~-c Salorday, June %2, 1983, I p. m. Racine, Ollie 5-28-301j) W ·-Mn. Alpha Barr ne Rambler The personal property of the 5 18 lfe FOR SALE: ~ room houS. and World Staadard '' Compaet late Hattie McKenzie will be i:"'(} Mccov-;---.o\umoNEEii bath, newly decorated, gas E<ceDenco sold at AUCTION at her res· Cbesler. Ohio. heating. FuU basement. LoS, Ill& car room, ride and perform- ldence on Salem Streel Ibe· 4 18 lie caled 123 Hndson Street COO eW BY BERTHA PARKER IDC8 SmaU car economy and ing Stale Rout 1241 in Rut- Middleport. Price, $6000. In: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon· llowi!U maoacerablltty land, Oh•o. ConsiSting of the Kart Grnoser, Pinmbmc ..,. quire Ohio Hotel. I"'" visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ross See followmg : Beating BY EVELYN BRICKLE& Poolton, Canton, Mr. and Mrs. 1 8 tfc Metropotitan lllotors Bedroom suile, 2 pc , davenllllnersville, Obia _ ~ Sen. Oakley Collins ol IronHoadly Carruthers and family, E. MaiD Slreel, Pomerny pori, two platform rockers, End vour sewer troubles H(\USE FOR SALE or trade ton, .explained today passage of Mrs. Clarence Nichols has Beach City. Pbane WY 2-31170 slands, chest of drawers, Air We bave aU si2el for a place in Middleport, a bdl, which he co-authored, BY GLENN.4 S. MILHOAN returned home from the hosplt· Mr , and Mra. Perry Davis, f Z2 Uc Way sweper, single bed (39 S.wer Machines six rooms, bath, basement, now o~ the Governor's desk. Mr. and Mra. Burgess (Alice al and !'frs. Audrey Torrence Mr. aad Mrs. Sy Alberson, eo. =Fo::::R~NE=w;:-o-r_u_sed -,--carr ..:_=...::.~r m 1, Duncan Phyie dining tabla, RP.a11011abte Rates city water, electricity, ga~, specifically, the bill re- Conroy) Furgeroon of Hunting. is assislmg In caring lor ber. lumbus, called on Mr. aad Mrs. trucks, pillone Mamn Marks rad1o, Kelvinator refrigerat- Call W'l M9'14 Day or Ni~t garage, one acre gr~d m qu~res the clerk ol any_ court ton, W. Va. were here over the Mr. aad Mrs. George Emer· Lew DI~J. SALESMAN Beas1ev Math or, pie cupboard, kilchen tab1 26 Uc Rutland .. S. D. Buskirk, Rot·1: record in Ohio to not1fy the weekend to attell(, the Alumni tck of Ft. Myers, Florida, Mr. RusseD Rl f e and Ran. ewa, Athens, LY :1-4061 le and chairs, toaster, lamps, Mr Farmer, why pay more? land, Ohio. 6 13 6tp .~"' Board of Education when Banquet at the Chester Sehool and Mrs. Woodson Haynes and dal Rife, Columbus, visited re10-9-tfc two room size rugs and throw Breed to the best fm less. in Y pe;:' boldlng valid ll!ach- here, and visited rela!lvec Sun- daughter, Mrs. Rene Boldon and cently with their grandmother, - - -- - - - - - - rugs, hand tools, lwo needle- Now $6.00 breeding fee for INSURANCE g ce lcate is convicted of day. family and Miss Hazel Bragg Mrs. Ge!>rge Renshaw. FOR SALE poml cha~rs, bookcase wnling service to excellent Gold Med· : ;~ony:: of any other crime Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser all ol South Charleston, were Mr. Lester Brookover, his. mo. . desk, occasiOnal chair, bed, al ~ plus proven Dairy buDs JOHNSON, Simpson Insurance 110(1 • Chapter 2901. (Of· caUed on Mr. and Mrs. May- auosta of Rev. W. W. Bragg. thor, Mrs. Jessie Broc*over ,._ AUC'I'ION SALE: at lhe Mm- dresser, cedar chest, clock, and performance lested beef Agency, In: All forma of In a.ue' t:;aslty). nard Bahr onl! afternoon last Jack DuvaU retw:ned borne cen!ly visited relatives Jn S.nette, Thursday and Salurday. 4 cham, buffet, gas heater bulle No association fees. Cur· surance. J•m Johnson and ~pter · ( enses Agalnat week. from the hospital where be un· dy, W. Va. , 6-IB~Ip 70,000 B.T U , base cabinet, gas !Iss Breeding Semce, Inc. Bud Sunpson, Agents. ~ oral~~ Chapter 290S. (OF· Mr. and Mra. WilHam Rose, derwent knee surgery aad Is Mr. aad 14fa. John Doustaa CARPETS COM . .range Hardwick Apl., drop For service call I 1 Uc enses..., Chasity) . son BIUy of Columbu•, visited getting along line. Mike, , Rosa · Allll ' -.ct. NIIIIC)I, h ~ dean quiCk· leal table, electric mixer, step Albert Parker, Chesler, Ohio Realer ._..... AJietiQ B N~ca= to the Slate over the weekend with her par· Mr. and Mrs. John Hasten Sr. Shade, recenUy visited with Mr. 1~~.: !~th81t~e .. ~sire 15 a':. ladder, fruit jars, many other PA 1185-3415 or ·•tnsannco lor ..,..,. .,...... ,::;_• -~• contain the name enta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett WU- of Columbus and daughter-In - and Mrs, llarJnqn Fox. P e ree Use •terns. Leland Parker, Pomeroy, Oldo aad bolol- oeed." ......ence 'lddreu ol the Ualns and attendeci the alumni Jaw, Mrs. Shirley lfaBell aad Mr. Frank Dally, son Edward Sham)>Ooer. Baker Furniture, WEBSTER . FULTZ, Attorneys Pbone WY %-ZZ14 ..._ IVY 14111 doleodant, the section ol the banquet. daughter of Seattle, Washing· Dally and Sharon J.l4itllll, Mr. Middleport. Il-lS-lite RAYMOND WEBB, Executor . Revised Code violated, and !be Mr. aad Mrs. Dwight Mllboan, ton were Sunday guosta of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rou&h ·IIIII fam. 6 5 30tp twO USED Redwood storm Terms: Cash HOUSE Trailer Insuraoce. Full sente~ of the Court, Jll'ovld· Mr. and Mrs. Everel! Milhoan Mrs. John Arbaugh aad Uy, Pomti'OY< rec:i!ntly Ciilted doors. I lio in. by 36 by 83. Not responsible for accidents COBA SEIIYICE comprehensive coverage. hO.- ed the~ hal!.knowlediJe that wer.! shopping in Parkersllurg son Wesley. on .Mrs. ~ F~ 1000 Phone WY 2-3457. 6-ll~tc Auct. Nole : This furniture is 1 ..,. ,.., •••• to 0 , 10 ....., per ' coverage. Borne• tho defendant h9lds a leaching M<l!lday. Cris Hoffman had as Sunday twelve illelnbiiii;.r the Lauro liNGER sewing machine. Full very clean and shows the ••• ...., •• """' ou •• ••• Nm• tn;:;;•nco Agency, certlflcale. • Mr. and Mrs. Hasett Betz of guests his daughter Mrs. ~ el Clif{ Health Clult met at the . price $28 includes attachment best of care. ~:; ::::.,:.b 1~-:!;,_ c. 11111 c111, eport. · WY 2-2903. Present law requires the st. Joteph, 'Mich. Ire speudlDg tella Moffett, and daugb- home ot Mrl. ~tv& Pearl ~U for buttonholes. Free carry- BRADFORD AUCTION CO. woodo, To<n .,,..,.. wv t-twt I 29 80tc State Board of Educlltioo to,.... their vacation here with ber ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. ·E. MiDI• (or their ·monlhly meetlnt. Mrs, lng case. WY 2-2204. A. C. Bradford, Manager M <""'"' ,.,.,.,. voke, after a bearing, the teach- mother, Mra. Alice Dodoon. Ml- can and two grandchlldren De- Clarence Curtil wu. ce-bolteaa. 6 14 ~tc c . C. Bradford, Auctioneer .MUSICAL Instrument• ~?g certificate of any person kel Milhoan was Mrs. Allee anpa and Billy Miillcan of Houa- Refreshments · w~e sened. B"'R"'A"'ND~-""N"'E"'w,.-va-c-uu_m...:..c;.le:..ano =r (6) IS, 6tc GLASS INSTALLED windshield F . • . . . found intemperate, immoral, Dodson'• dinner pest Sunday. toO, Texas aad Mr. Hoffman'• David ~. ut; V~on, in factory carton. All clean· . and door. Insurance company OR SALE . ~tr~lvanous v ... lncom)>etent, !"'gllgent, or gull· Miss Eistne Milhoan visited grandsm LeOnard Hoffman who II visiting his''l r. . . . .ta Mr in~ •ools and quaranleed. List MALATHION approved . All work guaran- hn. Good, ba•J•. Reasooable. ty of any ~ conduct uniJe. a few days k.st Weelr with her Is in the Navy. This is four gen· and Mrs. NormaD·Scbaef.;. . FOR FRUIT leed . S.S.S. Serv~ce , WY 2- S. C. C.OK. Del<ler, Ohio eonung to hill )>OIIIIIon," Pre- aunt, Mrs. ..._, Sehalfer of orations. Mrs. v•"'"'·n ,- - a...._n.,.n. price $49.95 will sacrifice for I 5 1i lfc ,_, ""'"N - ......,... • :'.,.,",:~, ;,:n~•.:..'!:•:;..';"~~\'; 6189, Syracuse, Ohio. 2.> : : la~oes =-~~ thbow !'<JMrmeroy. ~Mrs. Ethel Stout returned led Mr. ,fox to Sall!l!l, w. va. 122 . WY 2-2204. 5 30tc LANDMARK MARINE SUPPLIES rma pe .. --. eso · and MI'B. Dwight Mi1hoaJ! bomo from ,l.onB Bottom where wlleni sM will make her bolne. 1 14 Stc ;:;-:c:-:::-"7-:--c-.:.:..~ ~~::~.~o~~,:::~hiiJr Bookkeeping accounts wanted. matters Is to ·be oDtained b)' Peggy and of 'Flatwood1, lhe spent several wt~ fot .a couple ~ mon&il. THREE rooms of furn iture for Kolth••• • coptan, ......,. pow Complete bookkeeping and 15 FT. Flbei giBBI boil! wiib 45 the Stale Mr. and Mrs. Everett · MilhooD her clsughter, Mr1. fraidr ; •'Mt. aJicl · lllra. Herman JtU. sale. Helen's Beauty Shop. ~~;m:~~~':. ':'..~"~.;, "'~:.', tax service. Phone WY 2.2272. H. P. MerCIII'l' motor and The biD Ill IPO~ by tllo! openl Silnday at Buck'l Lake. who had l~lectlqn in her hand .. Pl)r, Jaclill. 'and '.Ronnie, na,. Call WV 1-2800. 6 15 6tc l ·~:'f,!:· .::~; :!:. ~~.:'!:~ 5 15 30IC trailer. 'I095.00. Like New . .Ohio EdueaUm •>clatloa and. They were joined by Mr. aad Rev. Freeland Norris bll too. recently visl!ed rtlaUvet ~~ 'N1" NF<cOIF: Sin•rr sewHEA11NG ,\ND PLUMBING Pbono WY :l-3f57. 8-11-61<: has the ~ ol the ~~~ of ~rs . Gaf!e Me~ of ·Chester been returned• to this chal'lt twere. ·. < • ' • ing machine. Like new and l EostMolnSt. lllaoUer P'w1lacea · · lbe Deper1jMnt of ~on. and ~II enjoyed a "cook . ~!" lor another year. .. , . • Mr. ' an<i -Mra.' ~· J l""""t'ed Zio z... equipped, • . Anold ''iii tlf .J.IVESTOCK . . •. " . · supper. RoY. BMigg Pl'etiC. . Simi:lay entntained ,rltb l'IIII1Mii9 -PII' ll"ttonhbles, etc . Assume I Pomoroy, Ohlt> S M. o en . . -- . A serloup short,age of anthro· Mrs. Morl Taylor. whO arrfv. m(!rning . at the Metl!(ll)iet .ty Sundav for their children J>e . '!lenta $8.90 mon'" ' Wy ; IS . "'" t., Pomeroy, Ohio PIGS. Robert IIetz, Langsville. poilogtsta CCIIIfrl>ot.od-tbe U. S ·1 homo from the Melp Gen- church at Chester In tiM!··, ab- Bobb~ and Jeff The boys' birth~ OPIN TtL ' P.M. Pboae WY Z.ZC41 Ohio. Phone SH H281. lr. 1962, ~lng to th raJ hoapl~, II i!pprovlng nke· -'of lbelr ~lei R • .• '.d$:( Itt the ~ da ' ~& 14 51<: 1 6 7 Uc 6 13 Gtp Britannica ~'~ ~ Year. II· ' .... .. 1 · ' '~ ; 'let~~: · Yo •IIIII · UnderNewMIM!III-nt · uate, I llourl USED CAR BUYS •.us.'IT. ..,_...,, All'S' Langsvill .e N. E VeDis @) I • ..." ! " ' " . - - Trade 'n' Travel Time . POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ I, It!( I O'FIII!I! S'POSE • - •·•~ · ~E -..""'ES ONE 0FPN MINE? Reedsvill . e soo·al New.·· - till: · • .,. :!• :e ":r'.,J! Cuelt/tl' fitlft,. r~pd n~t~h c~~:d AJ,ci"·,h~fth 7 Blaeftnars Long Bottom S6ciety Notes 1'ruckers Come InFo'rAid On B• , i}} Passage T-l1d any for hee yet? offe~ I •r· 1 1 · s5 ',liM.! New B•"lllfl'ill Streamline Teacher Bans I r: The Ri"dge-K News, Events Tuppers Plains Laurel Cliff N Events . Bv CHESTER GOULD EASY, MISS. "'ffU'R!: IN FRIENDLY HANDS. WMPO Radio ilfONDAY T1DW, II'IIIDAY 7:115 Break!.! Pq t:15 10111!1 lluJcl: Show 1:00 Sip On Nen 8:115 Sacred Heart 1P:OS Polka Party 11:35 Publk Service 8' 20 CoUntry Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Show 6:30 Farm News 12:00 Noon Report "I'm conVInced your Johnny need1 g1 7:05 Breakfast Party 12:30 Rev: Merlin Teell hu fired Daper wads while 1 wu FAC";~"'tb!~:~~! 7:15 Bright Star Show 1:05 Platter Party 7:35 Pickltts Hdwr Show 1:00 Sundown Serenade 7:50 News Re)>Ort _ ·Oblo , 7:10 SlJn Off • 1?10 Breakf&ll Party I 8:00 Sign 01t - June 1:00 BIU!daet Pq SIINDAY Monday tlml Friday 11 . 7=10 Sign On Nf111 1·00 "'"" On .sa Masoa County News 9:05 Coffee With Janel llllp . ~ ' ' 12:110 6:05 Musical Clock Commwuty Newa . . 1:4$ Betty N 1:10 Bapdlt Layqam•• Hour 12 ... 7·00 Newa ... N- Ne111 10:05 Mluilterlal Assoc 8:3& Hour ol Dollv•ance 12:10 Ohio Ne111 7;10 Musical CIOCI: 10::W Country Hoe ~ (Rev. PIUI J,.,..) 11:05 Swap Shot: 1:00 Wlnp of Reau 111 7:30 News 1leadlinea ~:: B~'l.ell 11:30 rarm Nuo Sunday flbow 7:30 Musical Clock 12:21 NuUetib Board I:U The Lifeline ' IWI 0 Grant~ ~!:40 P'aml!y Worship Rour-Tbu :::: of.,Propbacy u:OO Noon Report · ay ...ow 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa ~~: ~~":, Agent 11:11 Mualc Jllll P'~~W You u;oo Country liYDIDtiaJe 8:05 World i Obio Newt 1:116 News Beat Round 8:10 Spqrta Today 12:15 Goestler'a Goeot Star·Fri ~:: ~ Report 2. 8·15 Weatbar OO Country Go ROimd 3:00 Platter Pq · ""' Search : ':""-. .:IIi N - Beat 4:15 Blaetbw Auto Sbow 12:.., llev. Mei'Un Teets U6 Mualcal CloCk l:oo Mid''W ·M 4:30 Local Newl 1:00 Billy ,Graham 8:55 Community Nen 3, 65 New. :!at atlnee 4:111 BJll litem Sport, 1:30 Tilt Lutheran Hour 1:00 Latchalrlng 4:00 DisciQa trith 1:00 Bowllpa SeGt,a ~:00 Slpa ol the Tlmot 1:30 Public Service 4'3!1 Intercl. Do.. 1:45· PlmlJy Word!lp Hour anp 6:05 Van p~ Sparta J·ll (Rev, W. S. IIJilupa) 5;·00 CommuD!tf 10:00 Mason Coull New1 6:20 Slllldown Serenade · PulJllc Servlce 10:05 T~ Gl the ty'll Newa 5:05. World 6 NatiOIIal Nelli 7:05 The World Toda 1::15 The BJ, Lila 1 10:511 News OWD J:U 8poU~t~n Clll 11J10111 NO Sigh 01 S:OO ~ Showcase \1:55 Mol'Ding Malodiao 5:25 Weatbercast 8:00 Slga Off _ June f:OO Hour ol Declsioo (eieept Frida • 5:30 llimler. Y.11ielie TIIIIDAY Jollil Grlflin Bells RinJ Y· Churtb 5:55 lnsldt Boob .e:oo Bica On N... :oo Suaday B l l \1 :4$ Worlcl ~ 8:00 Sunset Blvd. 6:05 Country Jllllbotee ;:: ~IJ4olfb Streaide tERRY I:Gtl Sign Off . 4::111 111'111 Neq .;00 .,_ ~ 2 ·· -.~-Ju. .... W J E·H -RADio , Br HAROLD GRAY r----- - GEE, I BET IT'S NICE T'HAVE I Ellla'I'O wr?ITE TO '«XJ, EH 'i I :!i PI-·- •' :=._ "=t and 1 1 I '"' "".,,.,, =:"" her ••• Boud' . . He1cti w. IUINtl IUIIIMP.LII A M,;;. -E S. 1 . ·~ tio · ,.' ' ' ( . .. . •:J.. ' ' ~ ' .l¥ .. ••oit ~\ .. tho~ • ,,.. �.. "'' I • NOW YOU 001V __., . _...like 'ftle qu-. ' ai+ formerly oOil)mlln In lluth ~. Is - extiDeL " ~DJI ' • • .' ' ! NEW! automatic MEIGS THEATRE pop-up toaster rOMEROY, OHIO . West Bead'• new radiaat tbej;.· -lalic c:ontrol ...pondo to u.. 1urface temper1tu.re o'f th• - d itself. You pt ...... jll8t the way you like it - '¥be~r.. Tonight and Wednesday W•lt Disney'l "MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS" (Technicolor l lq:bt tan' or crispy brown - even if yoU use frozen bftll.d. ' Taylor Lilli Palmer, Reheat cold toast or wafll-.. ' with IC8K'ely any ehanp in b.,.,.._ Slim·lme cleolp Eddie Albert. too. in «leamins chrome eODi'PJ~J THURSDAY, June 20 . MAMMOUTil TOUR -· Members of Qlrl Scout Troop 221 of Middleport I e f t Monday on a motor tour to Mammoutb Cave, Kentucky. Tbey will: live· under I be in pop·up tents during tbeir five day outing. ·Drivers are Mrs. .)Vjlllam T. 9.f11es•er, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney, Mrs. Tom Rue, and Mrs. George ·Jfirt~ett, Jr. · the lour are front row I to r, Debbie Grueser, Christine Bailey, Paula Theis, · seoond row, Sue Rue, Janie Schmoll, Stephanie Pullen, Rose Marie - Sentinel PhOto. CJ menla an1 kitcl!en. AC. 12.99 NOT OPEN ,AMILY·SIZE 4-SLICE MODEL , • . - $18.99 Bulk Tank Service We handle aU sizes of tanks for bottle gas. We service wbal we seJ,!. Meigs County Fish &Gamt Assn. 20 Noon Til t Thursday ! Rutland Furniture POMEROY GUN CLUB I I RUTLAND, OHIO lACK OF MEIGS COUNTY FA1R GROUNDJ TICKETS: ADVANCE $2.00, AT GATE $2.51 - Entertainment - St•11 - AUTO SERVICE CENTER • .·,~ - \' MOORE'S i Phone SH. 2-4811 Alllulft Only . JUNE SPECIALS MUFFLERS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY OR IETIH / e EXTRA HEAVY GAUGE STEEL ' e DOUBLE SHELL WALL e ALUMINUM - ZINC ALLOY COATED FOR FORDS, CHEVROLET AND Pl. YMOUTH CARS. ~------­ SI'ORTSMAN GLASS PACK MUFFLERS FORD- CHEV.- PLYMOUTH CARS FREE INSTALLATION SHOCK AlSO I lEIS FREE INSTALLATIOif = HEAVY DUTY QUALITY FULL SIZE PISTONS - PRECISION BUILT MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH • aa1J we $599 MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE FREE INSTALLATION I DISCOUNT PRICEs 9 COOPER TIRES I'ULL 4 PLY NYLON$ AIRMASTER 99 .PLU.U AND.Ka!ANG.-670X 15 SAFE GUARD ON AU SIZE POWER MOWERS HEAVYDUTY $ 1 5 9 5 670 X 15 SIZE * = • * .... .; • PLUS T.-\,1. UD EKaiANGI: TJa • • • RE Cx~PS 750 ' PL $999 ( Tonight & Wld"""•r I T~A!OJ- ~GI: '1'11111 Wolt Dl111oy-1 "IABIS IM TOYLAND" <Techoicolor) .• , Ray Bola:er TollliDJ' Ann•tte . Ed SHOP & SAVE AT }-. ·.. MOORfS___ ·~. 124 W. M1ln St. Phone WY 2,2141 ··,--..:----------- • • ;'" j.. - ·----- •' .,L' +, ,. •• � 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/. 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