https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9104a2cdae984d9f3f6ce06f6f88f298.pdf 9ed35a775aaccb82c424b4bfd0e5e568 PDF Text Text l . I 8-lblly Sen~el, ~meroy-'MIIIclleport, o.. Mar. IS, .~813 r A:::Mc:r ' . \ • I ' NOW YOU KNOW Meet In ' . ent.t ne ( ' -- J VOL XIV . NO. 288 . .' Chilrth • ,..,_, r. "'- ,....,.,. 01 ~r-~ae • .,,..,_ ANe MONDAY, MARCH Takes For Pale£ FIVE CENTt 2S, 196;3 COWMBU8 (lJPI) - 'T t l*lo 1'-1111 " TMdleh ..............ril ......... lise lepla&ve 1 . . - . . . . llale-- eaJIIq fw I 1U le ...Jp ••pporl ,.bu. ....... I -l iN. Tbe lfMP uld II .,..... U IIICIUH ID lise olele 111H IU becaue II w...W plaee u ..,.... blrdu .. _ ....... 1111 ......................... Contru· sCJVes Val . M .II. $102 · 1 1oft , · ' Army / . ~·~·'t ..•. , PUPPIES WCHS.IV Chll!n.a ·a tlllo At •.. ...,.,. ·- ,..,.. 1:88 Tv.('! - , ,. Capllllll ![ . . . . • ,. Tbt . Ahii ·Aow II:W b · Till 'Ill .. · • U ::IORIJ ......... . 12:11.., D:IIR MJBoa 1:11 New. 1:11 - l'iciuN 2:110 Crossroad~ 2:11 Mtole 4:11 . . . •= • 1:11 Doetln Dnpet AI \fad · I:IIEariJiboor . ,,. Detu9 •=• 7:11 Heide · Defrl • 1:111 ilaYI OIUI W.ill ..... 11:110 GU8_.,. . . i' · U:II NtWa U:ll loAto Sllow, 11:•*- GRAND OPENING • • ..,..;....-OPEN FOR THE SEASON - TUES. & WED., MARCH 26 & 27 1 ·- -eiG DOUBLE FEATURE EACH NIGHT Family Night every Tuesday and Wednesday. ear load or a truck load admitted for the price • nto adult tickets. Bring your family and yo• neighbor's family and enjoy a big evening of e (ei'talnment. See our big double feature progra. IIIII cartoon. e TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY e "DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK' IN COLOR . Featuring Spence!' Tracylltd !!'rank Sinatra -ALSO- "DESERT PATROL" 'lbe adve~ story of a handful of heroes fig! ln(Jhe kllld of war that wasn't In the book. CARTOON Adulh' .lhlw.St•m At Du•k \\HIN-lV Clwinel 13 11:11 11:11. 10:» 11:11 U:» NeJ&I!(Ian 8ocleJ Seeurll7 Olurda Of lh'llt ... Cat IIIIDJ' • Cedi 11:. . . . . . . , •=• '"'""" l:•nea 1:11 Let'l ..... 1:11 Galt 1:11 ....... 1:11 ""orld of , ~ 1:11 . Wrll'¥31 • ;:• o-·ew ,.._ 8:11 Mr. Smilill ••• w ,.... w...... 10:00 li'laht 01 W..li , 11:411 Tlllt !paN Jl,. Aei<IIIIIJ 'Awonl .,.,.lit 'l'V~Tf .....~ ... NEW YORJUUPI) - ~ !1-'1· plcJ~ . ~ ifr!octor wtw ) ...... olap· od4 . iilovle D<ojoclll wltl) - · I!U ":t::i:· .~ iol lite a tlolevlllon . j - I 9·· ' .' ·~.-. ·-· "" "f' �'j • • .- . - I .. ... ~ r: • . • ''~IU., 'ER UP!" , • . COMMENTATING EDITORIALlY ••il• - a total wei&ht ol about 10 poiiJldl. The Kirtland'• werbler ia not yet on the •enlahlng lilt, but It could well be. For aome n~t understOOd reason of tvoJutlon, tht bird wlllnoot only In certain patchy sllnda of jeek pine In one erte of Michigan. It can't be eny old jack pine. It mull be 1 young pine - but not too younJ, aoout 10 to 18 yeera old. The pine mun · have low-growlne live ·branches. And It must be somewhere near tbe Au Sable River valley; Jack pine in otber perta of the otate doesn't attract the birds. While they fly thousands of mUe1 eacb year on migretiona to the Bahamea, they n t 1 t only in the north-central port of tho lower penln1ula. In 1 co-operative program belnJ cer· rled out by the Michigan Department of Conservation, the Mleltllen Auduoon Society, the United Statea Foreiil Ser· vice and the Packacinl Corporation of America, power IIWI are roaring In new· ly dedicated Huron Netional Forllt near Mlo, Mich. Old jack pine It beln< cut down at the flnt step in a 1Dn1 • ralllt pro1ram of providinl more 11 t 1 t I • 1 Jri>und for Kirtland'o -warbltn. Eventually, the Xk1land'a Warbltr Manaeement Area In the toreat will cover more than 4,000 acres and will bt under 1 eo-year rotation of IOQlnl. controlled burnlnc, narowth and lo&gin&. The h~pe It that It will be tnOUib to aave the warb!M' from almoet Inevitable utlnctioa. Pomeroy·MJ4dltp0rt, o., liar. •. I lOU ~ • Editor., _. ,MGIIIJ.a g \ '\. ' 1 ~· "'- Making Restitution constr.ntionilll have calculated that 1110re thin· 200 apecles of mammal• and bir~ have vanished off the face' of the earth - becal,lse of man -: since tbe,be· &i.Pning of the Olrlstlan era. Intentionally or unlntlptionally, tcores of ~J;I4!<;iel have been wiped out in America In the few centuries since the first Europeans landed. In tbe 20th century, mammal apecl.. have been disappearing arouad the world at tbe rate' of one ;a' year. BJ\1: it is also In this •entury that man, appalled by his own power, bas allored his behavior and tried to prHil'Yesomt of his fellow crea· tlll'll. For some, llke the fabulous passenger pigeon, thlt retognltion of the "rilbla" of alllmela end of our aplrltuel need of a!llmala came too lata. For others, like the bi10n, It came In Umt to aave for future aeneritiont rem· nantl of the creal herd• which once roamed over half the country. For othero, the illsue it still In doubt. The bald and whoopine crane, for instance, bovor precariously on tht vera• of extinction. Whu once 111tn killed whole herda and flockll sheerly for the perverae thrill of mess olauehter, they now take creal ptlnl to Insure that one tiny animal ia lllowed to gontlnue hla way of lift un· molelled.... The enlmal .II Kirtland'• warbler, 1 half-o~nce rarity of fluff and bird bone. No JMre than 1.000 of the tall-wagging, yellow aDd 11'11 biniJ axial U. tilt world ,.D.ny -.ntlnel, • ' .. ( '· Bloom, Ty , lfuggaa . . CoiO<~ri- Children Under 18 Not Admitted Ualeu ., 11-lendl you hue,. on. wmot count - ell, Jl'rom 11W1J walb el !Ut, old· IIIII )'OUIIC -lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL . So 'llle hunlr7 blr8 AN ltil ...., daf, IIWI)' r.ro.tareat.rllap, Wlilch cbut..tbt oa.. any. 1o1nt e.U 1111 ,w, I hoped lhq had htllf My lavorlll 110111. w hi8 at08 Col 'Hit 111 Ia Oil ... lparmr' =:;---c::-:---~:---.:.......-----------------1 .. .u llma But 1 mull bavt bttn wrolll· •t I apl 0 Reports From The C . WID. .. ... THUill. March 27·2a NOT OPIN ·• < ' · Mn. J. IW COIDfort 11111 pnf1lf' . For yoii'N ll:An wiiiJDI olh- . •'• burdtlll to lUre. . . .• You botll •101 · your Chri llbta )'011 .... ' " ' to p, . But wn you ..U't, • · · - • •. .. ' '.' . 'l'hoH IWHI llttlt blrdl. 'l'lley'U repay uo,come SprlnJ • I mumwr, .. bow. .~ They'll eat up our <Mrrles, .._ .__ .~. . ·" Then cheerfuUy ...,_, "" IN 10 IIQII)' to .. ooun- · .• . By LYLE C. WWION A baltllced lleket Ia N... Yort ftet, 11 lhe loJegro ,... Jw a . U I frltad. ·r u - .,_ _ . . _ . . City woukl fve the lhru lop alolm 01 tilt office 11 borollill It oan't 1M lanlnow And Pl'll that Golf Ill Hit aooci0111 will ever 1t1111 . Tbe pretldeoUal DOIDinaiiDI opoto to, respeeUvely, a ~ presldoot of Manhattao tn New UnW Sprinc .comeo again, eonveoiiiMII 111111 the umpaip ant, a Jew aDCI a IIDman Calholio. York C1tJ Or, aimllarly, .. the So W.'U cet through 10111111011 .,. pnlly - • to Ill lllllmilllted Or the division mllbt Ill 01110111 dlolce of 1 Roman Cllbolie to bo ADCI try not to complain. Rldl bltaolnp 1>: fOU eecll,,.... atxt year b7 raclal and relljio111 tht hallaat, lhe N..,.... IIIII the cbarimaa of tile IJomoaralle N• 1111 dey, . r· ftreworb. n.. two Dlljar polillcal ,... tlooal Committee • ..,. 10 havt Leastwlae, not un l!umlrter An4 keep 11141 both life lroln ..,. Both major parUea have ""' teo JIUIY be much emped o bal· almoot lhe force o1 law When the IUD oblM bot, hlrm. llwaJ-. <i:; bappy r.......!s of playJnc poUtico aaet \hair liM pl'llidlallal 0. ADCI wtlb betlltlld IWIII IMIUt Clftttllll IHitl '" with the idoe that a Ne8fo ohouid ticketa. ae belwaea Roman c.tho- 'lilt titeu. of John II' KAla- ADCI dllcomlort ..tn ~1. ~ OW. ' :; . ba aamod to tho Coblllet. It io llea aDCI Pr-toall. IIICi1 lo be pr.oldaal Ia - llld "· OCIIIIIIIODPiic. lllleiJ, ~re, that 1 Neplo- AD avon ....- lllaplatlaa 1101 allmlDalt rellpuo coatldn- tkal twlna. Falhln, 10 the-Cabillllt plank will bo pro- would bo to bolt fw tilt Nacro \'011 Uon• from U 1 poUU.. Ia- hoW ttpr they are to help, lla'ft e· ... WIY' Ia .:; THE CJ!I.EBRI'MES Stale'• pardon boerd II recommendln& _ posed next year for both JIUijor with plaUorm pr<llllioea of CabiDII stead, It Invited now rae1tJ aDCII'Ited 1 .poor third eholee. .,.. pull, ... till · · ., AclrtfS CU<>l LyJileJ will be IDDOUD· her for parole. And why not? ~~.IU'l I' , ty platfonno. Thoro would r~I· or Supreme Court joba. It 11011ld reU£lo,. Impact on tht ._al Before 1111 11'1 of tll:in 1lllt Ill aJalll. ,..cing bel'• break-up with Mike Selzman ttl be pitied and helped;. ,he duij!J ·burt . jp10. o1 eourH, an IDI'l' ftoor bo ualllwful to pramiH 1 job to .....,... · 1111 11111 aupportlvt IDcredlblt u It wadd - . any hour now ... Don Murray has been anyone but herself, but she dre~ a far . Jieht, eopeelally in lila Demoer•· any lndtvidual. But there Ia liD u N Ulld............., a.1p11 J I'Gt burna tlltlr tldney wu trllllplen~ froiW ... chosen to play Dr. Normall Vincent Peale s_t\{fer sentence than many a rap11t and _ ~ NaUonal Convention. lllw qalalt pramlalllg that a Buncbe wae IO)'IDf a law 1111 bleb 11a11 tl maa to bla DGIIIdelllloll IWiil ,.. In the famoua minister' a film biogr.;aiJ · lll~&or 1\!ho hat como beforo the courlt The major part~<~ ore likely. apaclfle job would Ill tilled from daya 810 lhat Ito bopod then a bum of 15 to 10 ptr 11111 al 1111 lut .rej)ort , \ . .. . Melina Mercourlll ailing in Athens all across the country . . . : . . ~roadway aiao, to bo confronted next 7'"' among lhe membora ol a fvan 1000 would bo a 11..,. Cabtatt 1111 lM.dJ aurfaet fuDctlclllal .well .!Qf ': ,~, and may be bedded for several weeks on bookin8 agents ~re screamm& lik~ wo'll'· "'llb propoule for balaacod race. If lhe pollllolan• bollavo member and a N..,. supreme bb' IIIII. Now pereolll liUIIIIha. '1'111. ~- ~~~~~ "'· i' doctor's orden. And the love of her-me·, --llfd'llgers at the news that ltussii''WIIo·t• l<keta. Tho balanced UCket 17" 1110h p!'DIIIiafo ww· wil! an elao- Court jullce. muob- extea~~ve IDlldni It tltat the ·-..... .• -~· ' Jules Dassin, isn't there to soothe her. accept any more jal?' attrectl~ns In tbelr tom il belt llluatrated In New tloa, they will pramile, r "O!l "I tbink," aald ....,.., "thll UIUIUy -eel. 11114 aaiJ had·to 1t19W lilt ,? He to!Jk 9tf for London on some film as· culturaloxcha~e. with the Urn led Sta~es. Yort City where llepublioen their hearts aDCI hope to di•. lhe dllf .eaaoot ., far off." . ' .l.nle 11111114 • - Ill from one locaUon Ill ..,. .; signnie'itt juot u she was coming down Agents for muSicialll were all workinl Staaley M. Ieoac• 1poka out n.e To llaiiJ Baai!hl " ir ' a ·.iuli<iiit' 'mft:.' iirlnc fer IUCb pll'IODIII 1 but ha allo 1\ld 1o !'IHIwith the nllaeries .. . President Kennedy like mad to get their clle~ll I Stitt De· •&ain•t it loll year. laaaco oaidr Now Ia the liDII foe aM 100'1 bor Ot ·lha N....., t\lilllllUDIIJ, 11 polyvinyl alcal!ol IJlOll8l tbe clrculatlliD throulh knowa exactly what tho plans wer~ for pa~tment exchange date t~ .the Soviet "I don't like the carefully bal· 111111 to raUy iplnlt any oueb 111e p..iiu<lanl 11et the l!lel \bill can be appllod 10 1 -~~ arllrlu 1 n 4 the Bay of Pigs lnvason of Cuba, and Union, be~au~e of the publicity and sub- anced Ucket IIIII we fact on aampaip ......,_ aDCI qainOII NoiJ'Ii" "lrotaa ·bo ·Md III llurllld ttrea ltld wltldl 11!11 11 1114 IIIV...S liet'\tes. ,, now that Btchard Nixon has iasued his sequent nse m price for .any performers tlaeUoa city. I am not baPPJ Ill{ ticket balaaolnf, ..up.. or ndlanp for Cablnllor Supreme a ll!blllllllil lkla while 1M [ ww14 tM ,IIdvlat I!D1illlli ta :, blut on the aubjeet, political insiders who make the Iron Curiam scene. with tbe tendency on far loo many raCial, In lhe IIDIDiutlool of e111o Court jdlla tilt polfllclaai' WID ti, tlilnt 11 J'lllllllllnC bll eart11111 iiliout ~- .; ;,;: thillk the Prealclent may just let him &overnmental ....mlaal0111 aJICi dtdatea fw 'pl'llldont tDCi Ylce to llllb ~dell. · " · ' The plattlc lllrf"lll Clll. tbt valft a klilnlf, have it. 'lbey believe the Nixon version Shirley MacLIIne's latest bealllik board• to make aurt lhat lhn -*"t. Onea bosul. l1ldl politi- '!be da)r, Jadeed, It nat far ell. perf- lklD anfll, fer o- wbo biVI tho ~ .. ~ doesn't Qllitl_.coincide with what Presl· quote: "Imagine bavlnl a public Image are one· third - . t t..... cal chlcODOl')' to habit farmlll(, Ill PIIICIIll wbo IWtt 10 1o1e 111o 11M ·of , t1111 dent liiliDecly was told by the Elsenhow- like Grace Kelly! I tell you I would kiD third Roman Cltholi<B aDCI ..,... It beComes, •• In New YIB'k City, bid 1 aeriM lljury lo t bllllrlfllt~ pert1 i er AdJniDillratlon . . . Several publish· myoelf". Undoubtedly tho fetlinl Is mu· third Jewa. All of th11 II 1101 II> a bu!Mo part ol lila oltotorel brain, reeovary dlpends Clll lllitlolllt ll .tM 11 plat u ·lt ! ers are bidding to put Joteph Manldew- tual, but Grace is too polite to aey 10 . . . tecration, but juat lhe oppoaltt. It praeese. pJIII!IDI lite lilnJ wU. · · · wicz' "Cleepe~" script between h.,-d All of Undy's was buzzing tht other emphasi>es race, creed and •• A raco oc ·a relJtlool ....,.. to meiillirane of tlte brain, I coven. He coUld problbly write quite 1 night when crooner Mike Clifford stroll- tiona! origin." heve 1 prior, valid aDCI ..,...... dura mat.; Grlfll wHit book aoout what waan't In the ocrlpt, ed in with 1 girl who looked enou1h like DIY!ft Top lptlt obit elolm oa o .... publio fl.. mator llklll fl'olll dooor ct- Wllr - .. ... too, and so eould w, and Dickie, and Sandra Dee to m•ke Bobby Darin do a By .,.,.. Q, .........._ M.D. death llld prutJWd by ur11te4 1111!' 11n1o Sybil, ·nqt to mentiOII the forgetten man double teke. The explanetion: she wu Fore'gn t Tile ldu ofll)lal't pu11 for fNeltnl ba9i bMn taund 1111' 11111 17 in theii,Jiorie, Rex Harrison . . . Russell Cerole Vito, who recently won a Sandn I S mmen O'f P10Pi1 ... q lalcftiiW - lhJt JIUlllOIM W.O. , .. Nype City and Center other members of ofthe"Briga· New Dee contlat by tba P'Noflillth.ArllflelalptditlbiJNPFacltl.allnlllllt trlllldA olthtU.U.plutiebt....,.,..l York production RKOLoollalike theatres for whatspolliOr.-1 nason I cannot '":"I_.. af- lllU- - Nat. 4, Ill ·:· ,. HOUSE . ' CLEANING?· ~·· J-. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting or . DOII('T OtfERLOOK YOUR RUGS •• .•. '· RUG &CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty 11 Your Conirerdence, Complete cleaning service especially for your type of rug or carpet ... Whether it should be shampooed l!.ut ;., . . . dry cleaned . . . or regular laundry washed · . . . Our fa· cilities assure you of a per· feet job. SAYS New Co • doon" have been Invited to a small din- imagine ... Gifted tongwrltlr Vernon ner party at the White !louse. Duke is wrltinl another book, "Lend Mt Your Eer", which will be publiohed by studlo .J Chlcken-pluckero of the world, arise! Obolensky . . . Ann· Mar1aret •1 would have you believe that she II Tne pl'Oducert ef a film about Fidel Cas· "steaming" over a rejMlrter't d'etcri~ tro are tryinc to find the right acior for the lead role . .. J. Nicholas lannuzi, au- lion of her sexy dance In "Bye Bye Bird· thor of "What's Happening", is terrified ie" because he wrote "Start up that mu. to co to Greenwich VIllage these days. sic and she becomes an animaL That's Since hll devastating book about the mo· the only way I can describe her". Sure, rals of the villagers, a group of them she's furious. She didn't know what she have hanged him in effigy oultoldo of tho wao doing et the time; she thought It espnno hOuoe he uood lo frequent . .. was "Swan J..ake", or somethin& equally The elite of the jazz world-among them pristine . . . Diahann Cmoll of the mu· Duke Ellington, Stan Getz and Cannon· sica! comedy scene has a famous base· ball Adderly-are predicting otardom ball player ilaffy over her If abe reci~ for a lovely and comparatlv<l)y new sing· rocates the feellnJI, a brUllant ector will er named Teri Thornton. She is marv&- be miJhly sad. --lous on her new album, "Srunewhere In The Night" . . . Workers for the Steve Manhattan !:est, which refers to It· Allen show happily report that a just-re· ao welcomed a "midget"Nck newspaper, promaleased independent-ARB check of 23 cit· self lurely all the other ma les wbere he competes with tho "'fo. jor dallies in a Thursday edltorlel, 111d Jllgbt" show, Steve'o 1head in lbe major· congratulated Mayor Wagner for final· lty of places, and if the trend continues ly coming throu~h with a 11ttlement. It as It hat, he should be well out In front was rflghtfully nice of the ch1~1 to take In the rating race within the next few that friendly attitude: the on trouble was hat Mayor Wagner hadn't <omo months. through with a settlement and we're •1111 Shirley Bao1ey certainly lw a talent on strike . . Rumors are lfylng again for ettracting publicity. She was robbed about Greta Garbo poS8lbly returning to a few morninlfli ago in her owenk hotel tbe screen in Katherl"" Anne Porler't oulte, but fortunately was saved from be· "Ship of Fools", but the beot bet is that lng attacked becallle her estranged bus· she'll talk herself out of It, however el· band, Kenneth Hume, happened to be luring the offer. She really meenl It sleeping in tho same bedroom. (How es· when sbe tald 1he hed "tired from the !ranged can you get!) . . . Stripper Can· movies, end it probebly would be pain· dy Ban, conricted In 1958 on a narcol· ful for her to oee herself photocraphed lcs charge, has just finisJl.~.,a~rvlnl five a• an old woman, tftn thOUIII 1 very years of her 15-yeer tlrotch it Goree beautiful one, becauae 1he know• audt State Prison In Au1tin, Texas. 'lbe enceo think of ber u younJ. D G u}l ' G It AI e 8 e S o- • Ofie PIan puts HlDl I nTroubie Rutland ~. u-.,_ -..-111 !'a!'-•· tlor City, La, have a li8W - · born Janlllll')' 11. '1'111 lnfllll weilhed S pouocla at btrlh and baa been llllllO<l J -1 Monroe Ill. Tile Olivera allo have - lliUild bt lite Willa 7c .... ft. Sh•mpooing RevenJblft ·: .,. ., Dry Cle-1nlng !All Types! 10( sq • ft. 3C .... Laundry Waihlng _ II, ~~~=~~ *'"*'" ,...,, It o1to ialikaiJ, .to, _ <~•111 • Alpoila tonllllj hr relatlODI bet_, aDCI -Ollploding nucl- dOYleM. ether African ~- baldorllll on the meludiDB Moroc· =-- """ ,_ ::::=== -. ,_ - ._..,...,h Shsrnpoolng Wool Ruts 'A~ 11 11 ~ '::~ ~ but the ll'l!fiC. bGM. In Dill!'- - · bone 111 toalh remained 1 fonlla f/J' llll1lllfl taaa frGm body _..... not u-- - .. - ............. -· ............ . tilt ..::::.... • · - ,.... - ~n·..:: '1'111 flrtt wu. am1 o1 tlllliPIUI .-ot be .,111,1 111 JOU:PII W. GRIGG atr0111 lopl ....,..1 .. ualaf lilt With t1t1D traftltll. fa 811)' Jdlld 1ICIIf fniD 1 llull II 1Slharl lot nuolooi' tollln.. of IP'Ifl lito iDijor prebllltl 11 Altliltith tbll " - *PARIS <UPJ> - P r • ol dolt · 'lilt E-oton ~ to If\ tht tD eaa11nu1 .,.,. IIi the llodT a1 111o Charlto .t. Gaulle'• 110-Mlono wltll Allaril o ,..,. 110 ~ to .,ow. Orahlcl from a lent, II , _ a eiilcilftt ambitlono te make Fr.- • ~"' Fran<o lila - 4 lllret Sllllra perSOD o1 a dlfferenl race wiD 1'o14 ...wltldl tht pa~ eloar powor lta>e landod hilll for lhe 1M alwayil ~ ......., *ill craft- - llalle. on<t ogahl In dtop troublt. . TNt. lhe .,._..., -IW eel from e\iolbe Jeri e1 111o pa- Alotber . . . They are 11>e 1110ia ol tilt 111 -we - • r1. - - llotll't .,.. llady 11M lilt 11111 bet bela till loDJ·IIaDCiint eol-• to Nlaliou ltltlnt. Jut 111e ,.,..... IIJ 111e dllta fw llllt\'l'fal. of dlfiJIW 1111rt bttwoen J'rance aDCI lilt United Al£11'lana 1111111 ha.. 111111 If ellldhlr IMftlll _ , be wltlt'p\utklllr w1111 vtl'fll Sill• 1 ware of the _ , tile baeet Ulld, tho flllellt't diCIINr llu • fllllll 1116• '*'1 ll Now the ......,ptioa o1 n-b w11eo ....,. oltMd lllo peet. beM fllllld w r. lllo bell dll8o Blood v-' ,..._.. auolear toot1q Ia lllo Sollara 'lilt . . , _ that It 11 ar. 8111111 • ....,... - llld ,.,... fMD. lfiMII 1lllb lllno- a major <Nil ....... ~ willl _,. _ _ . belt, eepaciiii,J II . . ...., wHit lllltlrilllll Ji'ranc't and lltWI)' illdopoQdtDt AI.. oovtNiiDIY for , . _ It 1 a 1 aueh • a- -.. . - - ,. M"' - . . . ,..,. - · ~~ r'"" . . - . 10 ,;.::.:.:::-~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~;~~~~~;j~!ii~!=Y 1 TiJae - · · - L- 'l'llllilla ...,.._; ""' liiiL ·eo.PTeaumably ' dial Bell All- .......... De Gaulle 11111At Ben bo 1 cod Allllll<l .._ hio 0 may have lOken rlllla into ...., or ., ldoration when be ord....cl a r• owa • • . ...U • by 1 lllmpllon o1 ........., undor,.......t f= .. ~~-:; ,_ ,.,~ tellln& in fact. What t• at •taka lila -··1 d io a lllort cut to lhe 1trat aD· • - • w ..,..... · D•- . GRAN·D.OPENING I OPEN ,OR THE SEASON · ~Es. & WED., MARCH ,26 & 27 I IIG>DOUILE FEATURE EACI:I NIGHT n.. u- ..., The - n.AIR •loll ..... - k~oboa llullWa ~~ iuat Bllda oft.Am leol>iatt _..,.) "1-. . . •Qall.... ... . e TUESOAYhdWEDNESDAY * "DEVtLt'' Aln '4 ~cYC:LOCK'i . 1111 COF:.Oil ·\;·. ,., tr 0.. Coiltd ~- . . . . , . - - y 0 -T<>oYw caa>tnc Top • &It • llrt. . . ftfllbnl lllOIIIIIt BeatM:Mel' 8adaetl 'tJalt. • II zit a ~-'¥10 Aw'ct"'IISti•Mell ..l - - &fWIS 't S t u VII& f'~alw'lng 9Pe,n¢~~~ tr~-uJ,~'~ ' . 'k· ~~ u'~ :· 7' " ' ' • ' . 'li "·' \ Uadlf il. , _ . . . .....,. nearly $BOG millioa 111 fllllltelll It"" ,...... akl .tlltl - · 1 fl. • tDilllla a 'l¥t flllt tho l'tlo fa11oo1riot , _ Wlthoul lhll akl ~ hardly bopa Ill ~l ..• w• 0. ~~ ....., bolt! ... dati ~ That tilt Jlllllfllloa of Sal!art nuololr' ~ail~; II No CUlJCIIta:lug:. Tllift'a • iac heo!.-..ut.ieUI...... ! M Ji'renc!l H-burnb device whleh tbe - " • • wbole. · De Gaullo 1........,..m bopto to De Gau11t ollwlololy ..,....,IIoldorlorol .. .. p;oo. In the Pacific In liM. thil pooaibllily IIIII bMt 'l'rllrer lle•lceo 4teidool to 1Uo lilt ealwlatM atomic devlcel beln£ 1ae1- rlltl IIlii Ia lila oad . . . .Ua od 1a cranlte 01,.. 1n tho Sallora "'"'ld IIIII pulh thiap It tM1 ore ..id to <OII&titute lhe trl(&or point. 1oc the plonned French R-llamb. DtnuncillloD If 1M IMia pld 'lilt ,......., fael 111ey are •• ....W ill laet ... ut. for -o\ljjorla • NOIIIi .t oa.ge with !will' .. ;t -•iiiNlf~. ,, 1 iatD ~ pllee of ,.... pi'e aalllt ...._ l':':. wat on tht football team. Olaperooeo far , ,tht Rutland ChorUI aDCI J!and whlcb went to lroatoa recellll~ were Teachers Mrs. Chapmao, Mrs. Fole~ IIIII Band D~tor flo8o t.rt ami. ......uy. thrM dau&htero, VIcki, Debbl<! •r Roush and.Mothon Mn. J• Mr1. Perri Nu II Yllllilll Mrs. Bessie Oliver hal r• ltlld Patti. ~il. Oliver IP'adu- tit White, Mn. Marie TUrntr, In c.llfllrnla wltll bet cflu&ll• [etiYed. - · that S·Set. IIIII tied from Rutllnd Hl&h Schoo' ld'a. Ma...aret ShiiUnc IIIII 11r and IIIIer. IMn. Jalllejl M. Oliver of Jot. wllh lhe class of liM. He aloo Mrs. Fannie Miller. Mr. IIIII Mn. calvin Oliver ... family ol Nitro-. vllliDII witll bll mother. Mn. Bettie Mrt. leosie Oltter r.n at her Ollver and sllter, Mr. aDCI Mre. home ...,..117 11111 broke bor Arlhur Lae MIUer and lomtl)' v..--. n; .. CaUNow-.t~nd~rrang• for Cleaning at DOCfOR a '.. '·~. Mi••• • ,.rt. "l �'j • • .- . - I .. ... ~ r: • . • ''~IU., 'ER UP!" , • . COMMENTATING EDITORIALlY ••il• - a total wei&ht ol about 10 poiiJldl. The Kirtland'• werbler ia not yet on the •enlahlng lilt, but It could well be. For aome n~t understOOd reason of tvoJutlon, tht bird wlllnoot only In certain patchy sllnda of jeek pine In one erte of Michigan. It can't be eny old jack pine. It mull be 1 young pine - but not too younJ, aoout 10 to 18 yeera old. The pine mun · have low-growlne live ·branches. And It must be somewhere near tbe Au Sable River valley; Jack pine in otber perta of the otate doesn't attract the birds. While they fly thousands of mUe1 eacb year on migretiona to the Bahamea, they n t 1 t only in the north-central port of tho lower penln1ula. In 1 co-operative program belnJ cer· rled out by the Michigan Department of Conservation, the Mleltllen Auduoon Society, the United Statea Foreiil Ser· vice and the Packacinl Corporation of America, power IIWI are roaring In new· ly dedicated Huron Netional Forllt near Mlo, Mich. Old jack pine It beln< cut down at the flnt step in a 1Dn1 • ralllt pro1ram of providinl more 11 t 1 t I • 1 Jri>und for Kirtland'o -warbltn. Eventually, the Xk1land'a Warbltr Manaeement Area In the toreat will cover more than 4,000 acres and will bt under 1 eo-year rotation of IOQlnl. controlled burnlnc, narowth and lo&gin&. The h~pe It that It will be tnOUib to aave the warb!M' from almoet Inevitable utlnctioa. Pomeroy·MJ4dltp0rt, o., liar. •. I lOU ~ • Editor., _. ,MGIIIJ.a g \ '\. ' 1 ~· "'- Making Restitution constr.ntionilll have calculated that 1110re thin· 200 apecles of mammal• and bir~ have vanished off the face' of the earth - becal,lse of man -: since tbe,be· &i.Pning of the Olrlstlan era. Intentionally or unlntlptionally, tcores of ~J;I4!<;iel have been wiped out in America In the few centuries since the first Europeans landed. In tbe 20th century, mammal apecl.. have been disappearing arouad the world at tbe rate' of one ;a' year. BJ\1: it is also In this •entury that man, appalled by his own power, bas allored his behavior and tried to prHil'Yesomt of his fellow crea· tlll'll. For some, llke the fabulous passenger pigeon, thlt retognltion of the "rilbla" of alllmela end of our aplrltuel need of a!llmala came too lata. For others, like the bi10n, It came In Umt to aave for future aeneritiont rem· nantl of the creal herd• which once roamed over half the country. For othero, the illsue it still In doubt. The bald and whoopine crane, for instance, bovor precariously on tht vera• of extinction. Whu once 111tn killed whole herda and flockll sheerly for the perverae thrill of mess olauehter, they now take creal ptlnl to Insure that one tiny animal ia lllowed to gontlnue hla way of lift un· molelled.... The enlmal .II Kirtland'• warbler, 1 half-o~nce rarity of fluff and bird bone. No JMre than 1.000 of the tall-wagging, yellow aDd 11'11 biniJ axial U. tilt world ,.D.ny -.ntlnel, • ' .. ( '· Bloom, Ty , lfuggaa . . CoiO<~ri- Children Under 18 Not Admitted Ualeu ., 11-lendl you hue,. on. wmot count - ell, Jl'rom 11W1J walb el !Ut, old· IIIII )'OUIIC -lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL . So 'llle hunlr7 blr8 AN ltil ...., daf, IIWI)' r.ro.tareat.rllap, Wlilch cbut..tbt oa.. any. 1o1nt e.U 1111 ,w, I hoped lhq had htllf My lavorlll 110111. w hi8 at08 Col 'Hit 111 Ia Oil ... lparmr' =:;---c::-:---~:---.:.......-----------------1 .. .u llma But 1 mull bavt bttn wrolll· •t I apl 0 Reports From The C . WID. .. ... THUill. March 27·2a NOT OPIN ·• < ' · Mn. J. IW COIDfort 11111 pnf1lf' . For yoii'N ll:An wiiiJDI olh- . •'• burdtlll to lUre. . . .• You botll •101 · your Chri llbta )'011 .... ' " ' to p, . But wn you ..U't, • · · - • •. .. ' '.' . 'l'hoH IWHI llttlt blrdl. 'l'lley'U repay uo,come SprlnJ • I mumwr, .. bow. .~ They'll eat up our <Mrrles, .._ .__ .~. . ·" Then cheerfuUy ...,_, "" IN 10 IIQII)' to .. ooun- · .• . By LYLE C. WWION A baltllced lleket Ia N... Yort ftet, 11 lhe loJegro ,... Jw a . U I frltad. ·r u - .,_ _ . . _ . . City woukl fve the lhru lop alolm 01 tilt office 11 borollill It oan't 1M lanlnow And Pl'll that Golf Ill Hit aooci0111 will ever 1t1111 . Tbe pretldeoUal DOIDinaiiDI opoto to, respeeUvely, a ~ presldoot of Manhattao tn New UnW Sprinc .comeo again, eonveoiiiMII 111111 the umpaip ant, a Jew aDCI a IIDman Calholio. York C1tJ Or, aimllarly, .. the So W.'U cet through 10111111011 .,. pnlly - • to Ill lllllmilllted Or the division mllbt Ill 01110111 dlolce of 1 Roman Cllbolie to bo ADCI try not to complain. Rldl bltaolnp 1>: fOU eecll,,.... atxt year b7 raclal and relljio111 tht hallaat, lhe N..,.... IIIII the cbarimaa of tile IJomoaralle N• 1111 dey, . r· ftreworb. n.. two Dlljar polillcal ,... tlooal Committee • ..,. 10 havt Leastwlae, not un l!umlrter An4 keep 11141 both life lroln ..,. Both major parUea have ""' teo JIUIY be much emped o bal· almoot lhe force o1 law When the IUD oblM bot, hlrm. llwaJ-. <i:; bappy r.......!s of playJnc poUtico aaet \hair liM pl'llidlallal 0. ADCI wtlb betlltlld IWIII IMIUt Clftttllll IHitl '" with the idoe that a Ne8fo ohouid ticketa. ae belwaea Roman c.tho- 'lilt titeu. of John II' KAla- ADCI dllcomlort ..tn ~1. ~ OW. ' :; . ba aamod to tho Coblllet. It io llea aDCI Pr-toall. IIICi1 lo be pr.oldaal Ia - llld "· OCIIIIIIIODPiic. lllleiJ, ~re, that 1 Neplo- AD avon ....- lllaplatlaa 1101 allmlDalt rellpuo coatldn- tkal twlna. Falhln, 10 the-Cabillllt plank will bo pro- would bo to bolt fw tilt Nacro \'011 Uon• from U 1 poUU.. Ia- hoW ttpr they are to help, lla'ft e· ... WIY' Ia .:; THE CJ!I.EBRI'MES Stale'• pardon boerd II recommendln& _ posed next year for both JIUijor with plaUorm pr<llllioea of CabiDII stead, It Invited now rae1tJ aDCII'Ited 1 .poor third eholee. .,.. pull, ... till · · ., AclrtfS CU<>l LyJileJ will be IDDOUD· her for parole. And why not? ~~.IU'l I' , ty platfonno. Thoro would r~I· or Supreme Court joba. It 11011ld reU£lo,. Impact on tht ._al Before 1111 11'1 of tll:in 1lllt Ill aJalll. ,..cing bel'• break-up with Mike Selzman ttl be pitied and helped;. ,he duij!J ·burt . jp10. o1 eourH, an IDI'l' ftoor bo ualllwful to pramiH 1 job to .....,... · 1111 11111 aupportlvt IDcredlblt u It wadd - . any hour now ... Don Murray has been anyone but herself, but she dre~ a far . Jieht, eopeelally in lila Demoer•· any lndtvidual. But there Ia liD u N Ulld............., a.1p11 J I'Gt burna tlltlr tldney wu trllllplen~ froiW ... chosen to play Dr. Normall Vincent Peale s_t\{fer sentence than many a rap11t and _ ~ NaUonal Convention. lllw qalalt pramlalllg that a Buncbe wae IO)'IDf a law 1111 bleb 11a11 tl maa to bla DGIIIdelllloll IWiil ,.. In the famoua minister' a film biogr.;aiJ · lll~&or 1\!ho hat como beforo the courlt The major part~<~ ore likely. apaclfle job would Ill tilled from daya 810 lhat Ito bopod then a bum of 15 to 10 ptr 11111 al 1111 lut .rej)ort , \ . .. . Melina Mercourlll ailing in Athens all across the country . . . : . . ~roadway aiao, to bo confronted next 7'"' among lhe membora ol a fvan 1000 would bo a 11..,. Cabtatt 1111 lM.dJ aurfaet fuDctlclllal .well .!Qf ': ,~, and may be bedded for several weeks on bookin8 agents ~re screamm& lik~ wo'll'· "'llb propoule for balaacod race. If lhe pollllolan• bollavo member and a N..,. supreme bb' IIIII. Now pereolll liUIIIIha. '1'111. ~- ~~~~~ "'· i' doctor's orden. And the love of her-me·, --llfd'llgers at the news that ltussii''WIIo·t• l<keta. Tho balanced UCket 17" 1110h p!'DIIIiafo ww· wil! an elao- Court jullce. muob- extea~~ve IDlldni It tltat the ·-..... .• -~· ' Jules Dassin, isn't there to soothe her. accept any more jal?' attrectl~ns In tbelr tom il belt llluatrated In New tloa, they will pramile, r "O!l "I tbink," aald ....,.., "thll UIUIUy -eel. 11114 aaiJ had·to 1t19W lilt ,? He to!Jk 9tf for London on some film as· culturaloxcha~e. with the Urn led Sta~es. Yort City where llepublioen their hearts aDCI hope to di•. lhe dllf .eaaoot ., far off." . ' .l.nle 11111114 • - Ill from one locaUon Ill ..,. .; signnie'itt juot u she was coming down Agents for muSicialll were all workinl Staaley M. Ieoac• 1poka out n.e To llaiiJ Baai!hl " ir ' a ·.iuli<iiit' 'mft:.' iirlnc fer IUCb pll'IODIII 1 but ha allo 1\ld 1o !'IHIwith the nllaeries .. . President Kennedy like mad to get their clle~ll I Stitt De· •&ain•t it loll year. laaaco oaidr Now Ia the liDII foe aM 100'1 bor Ot ·lha N....., t\lilllllUDIIJ, 11 polyvinyl alcal!ol IJlOll8l tbe clrculatlliD throulh knowa exactly what tho plans wer~ for pa~tment exchange date t~ .the Soviet "I don't like the carefully bal· 111111 to raUy iplnlt any oueb 111e p..iiu<lanl 11et the l!lel \bill can be appllod 10 1 -~~ arllrlu 1 n 4 the Bay of Pigs lnvason of Cuba, and Union, be~au~e of the publicity and sub- anced Ucket IIIII we fact on aampaip ......,_ aDCI qainOII NoiJ'Ii" "lrotaa ·bo ·Md III llurllld ttrea ltld wltldl 11!11 11 1114 IIIV...S liet'\tes. ,, now that Btchard Nixon has iasued his sequent nse m price for .any performers tlaeUoa city. I am not baPPJ Ill{ ticket balaaolnf, ..up.. or ndlanp for Cablnllor Supreme a ll!blllllllil lkla while 1M [ ww14 tM ,IIdvlat I!D1illlli ta :, blut on the aubjeet, political insiders who make the Iron Curiam scene. with tbe tendency on far loo many raCial, In lhe IIDIDiutlool of e111o Court jdlla tilt polfllclaai' WID ti, tlilnt 11 J'lllllllllnC bll eart11111 iiliout ~- .; ;,;: thillk the Prealclent may just let him &overnmental ....mlaal0111 aJICi dtdatea fw 'pl'llldont tDCi Ylce to llllb ~dell. · " · ' The plattlc lllrf"lll Clll. tbt valft a klilnlf, have it. 'lbey believe the Nixon version Shirley MacLIIne's latest bealllik board• to make aurt lhat lhn -*"t. Onea bosul. l1ldl politi- '!be da)r, Jadeed, It nat far ell. perf- lklD anfll, fer o- wbo biVI tho ~ .. ~ doesn't Qllitl_.coincide with what Presl· quote: "Imagine bavlnl a public Image are one· third - . t t..... cal chlcODOl')' to habit farmlll(, Ill PIIICIIll wbo IWtt 10 1o1e 111o 11M ·of , t1111 dent liiliDecly was told by the Elsenhow- like Grace Kelly! I tell you I would kiD third Roman Cltholi<B aDCI ..,... It beComes, •• In New YIB'k City, bid 1 aeriM lljury lo t bllllrlfllt~ pert1 i er AdJniDillratlon . . . Several publish· myoelf". Undoubtedly tho fetlinl Is mu· third Jewa. All of th11 II 1101 II> a bu!Mo part ol lila oltotorel brain, reeovary dlpends Clll lllitlolllt ll .tM 11 plat u ·lt ! ers are bidding to put Joteph Manldew- tual, but Grace is too polite to aey 10 . . . tecration, but juat lhe oppoaltt. It praeese. pJIII!IDI lite lilnJ wU. · · · wicz' "Cleepe~" script between h.,-d All of Undy's was buzzing tht other emphasi>es race, creed and •• A raco oc ·a relJtlool ....,.. to meiillirane of tlte brain, I coven. He coUld problbly write quite 1 night when crooner Mike Clifford stroll- tiona! origin." heve 1 prior, valid aDCI ..,...... dura mat.; Grlfll wHit book aoout what waan't In the ocrlpt, ed in with 1 girl who looked enou1h like DIY!ft Top lptlt obit elolm oa o .... publio fl.. mator llklll fl'olll dooor ct- Wllr - .. ... too, and so eould w, and Dickie, and Sandra Dee to m•ke Bobby Darin do a By .,.,.. Q, .........._ M.D. death llld prutJWd by ur11te4 1111!' 11n1o Sybil, ·nqt to mentiOII the forgetten man double teke. The explanetion: she wu Fore'gn t Tile ldu ofll)lal't pu11 for fNeltnl ba9i bMn taund 1111' 11111 17 in theii,Jiorie, Rex Harrison . . . Russell Cerole Vito, who recently won a Sandn I S mmen O'f P10Pi1 ... q lalcftiiW - lhJt JIUlllOIM W.O. , .. Nype City and Center other members of ofthe"Briga· New Dee contlat by tba P'Noflillth.ArllflelalptditlbiJNPFacltl.allnlllllt trlllldA olthtU.U.plutiebt....,.,..l York production RKOLoollalike theatres for whatspolliOr.-1 nason I cannot '":"I_.. af- lllU- - Nat. 4, Ill ·:· ,. HOUSE . ' CLEANING?· ~·· J-. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting or . DOII('T OtfERLOOK YOUR RUGS •• .•. '· RUG &CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty 11 Your Conirerdence, Complete cleaning service especially for your type of rug or carpet ... Whether it should be shampooed l!.ut ;., . . . dry cleaned . . . or regular laundry washed · . . . Our fa· cilities assure you of a per· feet job. SAYS New Co • doon" have been Invited to a small din- imagine ... Gifted tongwrltlr Vernon ner party at the White !louse. Duke is wrltinl another book, "Lend Mt Your Eer", which will be publiohed by studlo .J Chlcken-pluckero of the world, arise! Obolensky . . . Ann· Mar1aret •1 would have you believe that she II Tne pl'Oducert ef a film about Fidel Cas· "steaming" over a rejMlrter't d'etcri~ tro are tryinc to find the right acior for the lead role . .. J. Nicholas lannuzi, au- lion of her sexy dance In "Bye Bye Bird· thor of "What's Happening", is terrified ie" because he wrote "Start up that mu. to co to Greenwich VIllage these days. sic and she becomes an animaL That's Since hll devastating book about the mo· the only way I can describe her". Sure, rals of the villagers, a group of them she's furious. She didn't know what she have hanged him in effigy oultoldo of tho wao doing et the time; she thought It espnno hOuoe he uood lo frequent . .. was "Swan J..ake", or somethin& equally The elite of the jazz world-among them pristine . . . Diahann Cmoll of the mu· Duke Ellington, Stan Getz and Cannon· sica! comedy scene has a famous base· ball Adderly-are predicting otardom ball player ilaffy over her If abe reci~ for a lovely and comparatlv<l)y new sing· rocates the feellnJI, a brUllant ector will er named Teri Thornton. She is marv&- be miJhly sad. --lous on her new album, "Srunewhere In The Night" . . . Workers for the Steve Manhattan !:est, which refers to It· Allen show happily report that a just-re· ao welcomed a "midget"Nck newspaper, promaleased independent-ARB check of 23 cit· self lurely all the other ma les wbere he competes with tho "'fo. jor dallies in a Thursday edltorlel, 111d Jllgbt" show, Steve'o 1head in lbe major· congratulated Mayor Wagner for final· lty of places, and if the trend continues ly coming throu~h with a 11ttlement. It as It hat, he should be well out In front was rflghtfully nice of the ch1~1 to take In the rating race within the next few that friendly attitude: the on trouble was hat Mayor Wagner hadn't <omo months. through with a settlement and we're •1111 Shirley Bao1ey certainly lw a talent on strike . . Rumors are lfylng again for ettracting publicity. She was robbed about Greta Garbo poS8lbly returning to a few morninlfli ago in her owenk hotel tbe screen in Katherl"" Anne Porler't oulte, but fortunately was saved from be· "Ship of Fools", but the beot bet is that lng attacked becallle her estranged bus· she'll talk herself out of It, however el· band, Kenneth Hume, happened to be luring the offer. She really meenl It sleeping in tho same bedroom. (How es· when sbe tald 1he hed "tired from the !ranged can you get!) . . . Stripper Can· movies, end it probebly would be pain· dy Ban, conricted In 1958 on a narcol· ful for her to oee herself photocraphed lcs charge, has just finisJl.~.,a~rvlnl five a• an old woman, tftn thOUIII 1 very years of her 15-yeer tlrotch it Goree beautiful one, becauae 1he know• audt State Prison In Au1tin, Texas. 'lbe enceo think of ber u younJ. D G u}l ' G It AI e 8 e S o- • Ofie PIan puts HlDl I nTroubie Rutland ~. u-.,_ -..-111 !'a!'-•· tlor City, La, have a li8W - · born Janlllll')' 11. '1'111 lnfllll weilhed S pouocla at btrlh and baa been llllllO<l J -1 Monroe Ill. Tile Olivera allo have - lliUild bt lite Willa 7c .... ft. Sh•mpooing RevenJblft ·: .,. ., Dry Cle-1nlng !All Types! 10( sq • ft. 3C .... Laundry Waihlng _ II, ~~~=~~ *'"*'" ,...,, It o1to ialikaiJ, .to, _ <~•111 • Alpoila tonllllj hr relatlODI bet_, aDCI -Ollploding nucl- dOYleM. ether African ~- baldorllll on the meludiDB Moroc· =-- """ ,_ ::::=== -. ,_ - ._..,...,h Shsrnpoolng Wool Ruts 'A~ 11 11 ~ '::~ ~ but the ll'l!fiC. bGM. In Dill!'- - · bone 111 toalh remained 1 fonlla f/J' llll1lllfl taaa frGm body _..... not u-- - .. - ............. -· ............ . tilt ..::::.... • · - ,.... - ~n·..:: '1'111 flrtt wu. am1 o1 tlllliPIUI .-ot be .,111,1 111 JOU:PII W. GRIGG atr0111 lopl ....,..1 .. ualaf lilt With t1t1D traftltll. fa 811)' Jdlld 1ICIIf fniD 1 llull II 1Slharl lot nuolooi' tollln.. of IP'Ifl lito iDijor prebllltl 11 Altliltith tbll " - *PARIS <UPJ> - P r • ol dolt · 'lilt E-oton ~ to If\ tht tD eaa11nu1 .,.,. IIi the llodT a1 111o Charlto .t. Gaulle'• 110-Mlono wltll Allaril o ,..,. 110 ~ to .,ow. Orahlcl from a lent, II , _ a eiilcilftt ambitlono te make Fr.- • ~"' Fran<o lila - 4 lllret Sllllra perSOD o1 a dlfferenl race wiD 1'o14 ...wltldl tht pa~ eloar powor lta>e landod hilll for lhe 1M alwayil ~ ......., *ill craft- - llalle. on<t ogahl In dtop troublt. . TNt. lhe .,._..., -IW eel from e\iolbe Jeri e1 111o pa- Alotber . . . They are 11>e 1110ia ol tilt 111 -we - • r1. - - llotll't .,.. llady 11M lilt 11111 bet bela till loDJ·IIaDCiint eol-• to Nlaliou ltltlnt. Jut 111e ,.,..... IIJ 111e dllta fw llllt\'l'fal. of dlfiJIW 1111rt bttwoen J'rance aDCI lilt United Al£11'lana 1111111 ha.. 111111 If ellldhlr IMftlll _ , be wltlt'p\utklllr w1111 vtl'fll Sill• 1 ware of the _ , tile baeet Ulld, tho flllellt't diCIINr llu • fllllll 1116• '*'1 ll Now the ......,ptioa o1 n-b w11eo ....,. oltMd lllo peet. beM fllllld w r. lllo bell dll8o Blood v-' ,..._.. auolear toot1q Ia lllo Sollara 'lilt . . , _ that It 11 ar. 8111111 • ....,... - llld ,.,... fMD. lfiMII 1lllb lllno- a major <Nil ....... ~ willl _,. _ _ . belt, eepaciiii,J II . . ...., wHit lllltlrilllll Ji'ranc't and lltWI)' illdopoQdtDt AI.. oovtNiiDIY for , . _ It 1 a 1 aueh • a- -.. . - - ,. M"' - . . . ,..,. - · ~~ r'"" . . - . 10 ,;.::.:.:::-~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~;~~~~~;j~!ii~!=Y 1 TiJae - · · - L- 'l'llllilla ...,.._; ""' liiiL ·eo.PTeaumably ' dial Bell All- .......... De Gaulle 11111At Ben bo 1 cod Allllll<l .._ hio 0 may have lOken rlllla into ...., or ., ldoration when be ord....cl a r• owa • • . ...U • by 1 lllmpllon o1 ........., undor,.......t f= .. ~~-:; ,_ ,.,~ tellln& in fact. What t• at •taka lila -··1 d io a lllort cut to lhe 1trat aD· • - • w ..,..... · D•- . GRAN·D.OPENING I OPEN ,OR THE SEASON · ~Es. & WED., MARCH ,26 & 27 I IIG>DOUILE FEATURE EACI:I NIGHT n.. u- ..., The - n.AIR •loll ..... - k~oboa llullWa ~~ iuat Bllda oft.Am leol>iatt _..,.) "1-. . . •Qall.... ... . e TUESOAYhdWEDNESDAY * "DEVtLt'' Aln '4 ~cYC:LOCK'i . 1111 COF:.Oil ·\;·. ,., tr 0.. Coiltd ~- . . . . , . - - y 0 -T<>oYw caa>tnc Top • &It • llrt. . . ftfllbnl lllOIIIIIt BeatM:Mel' 8adaetl 'tJalt. • II zit a ~-'¥10 Aw'ct"'IISti•Mell ..l - - &fWIS 't S t u VII& f'~alw'lng 9Pe,n¢~~~ tr~-uJ,~'~ ' . 'k· ~~ u'~ :· 7' " ' ' • ' . 'li "·' \ Uadlf il. , _ . . . .....,. nearly $BOG millioa 111 fllllltelll It"" ,...... akl .tlltl - · 1 fl. • tDilllla a 'l¥t flllt tho l'tlo fa11oo1riot , _ Wlthoul lhll akl ~ hardly bopa Ill ~l ..• w• 0. ~~ ....., bolt! ... dati ~ That tilt Jlllllfllloa of Sal!art nuololr' ~ail~; II No CUlJCIIta:lug:. Tllift'a • iac heo!.-..ut.ieUI...... ! M Ji'renc!l H-burnb device whleh tbe - " • • wbole. · De Gaullo 1........,..m bopto to De Gau11t ollwlololy ..,....,IIoldorlorol .. .. p;oo. In the Pacific In liM. thil pooaibllily IIIII bMt 'l'rllrer lle•lceo 4teidool to 1Uo lilt ealwlatM atomic devlcel beln£ 1ae1- rlltl IIlii Ia lila oad . . . .Ua od 1a cranlte 01,.. 1n tho Sallora "'"'ld IIIII pulh thiap It tM1 ore ..id to <OII&titute lhe trl(&or point. 1oc the plonned French R-llamb. DtnuncillloD If 1M IMia pld 'lilt ,......., fael 111ey are •• ....W ill laet ... ut. for -o\ljjorla • NOIIIi .t oa.ge with !will' .. ;t -•iiiNlf~. ,, 1 iatD ~ pllee of ,.... pi'e aalllt ...._ l':':. wat on tht football team. Olaperooeo far , ,tht Rutland ChorUI aDCI J!and whlcb went to lroatoa recellll~ were Teachers Mrs. Chapmao, Mrs. Fole~ IIIII Band D~tor flo8o t.rt ami. ......uy. thrM dau&htero, VIcki, Debbl<! •r Roush and.Mothon Mn. J• Mr1. Perri Nu II Yllllilll Mrs. Bessie Oliver hal r• ltlld Patti. ~il. Oliver IP'adu- tit White, Mn. Marie TUrntr, In c.llfllrnla wltll bet cflu&ll• [etiYed. - · that S·Set. IIIII tied from Rutllnd Hl&h Schoo' ld'a. Ma...aret ShiiUnc IIIII 11r and IIIIer. IMn. Jalllejl M. Oliver of Jot. wllh lhe class of liM. He aloo Mrs. Fannie Miller. Mr. IIIII Mn. calvin Oliver ... family ol Nitro-. vllliDII witll bll mother. Mn. Bettie Mrt. leosie Oltter r.n at her Ollver and sllter, Mr. aDCI Mre. home ...,..117 11111 broke bor Arlhur Lae MIUer and lomtl)' v..--. n; .. CaUNow-.t~nd~rrang• for Cleaning at DOCfOR a '.. '·~. Mi••• • ,.rt. "l �• ! 'I ' . _""'LaiTy Morrison Leaves Racine For. Bellvne's . .Job . hum · Ill 1111 the Daily Sentinel - "' ...... , ... ,. ou. In lllelnl. IMr7 ...... In,, I . BOWUNG · Superior KEM-TONI . ancl KEM·GLO ......,...., ....... 0011 100 1110 - - ~ I Per .Y- Paint N..-. ' 080 1100 0011 001-.4 11 J Sbort, llaldl<hlm (71, Hlmlltm, limllh (UI and Dalrymple. Merttl (41, Whitby (7), II, SUJilvon lit lftd B11l1ff Ill. WIMer - ' Plcke..- Hardw•r• .. MASON, W. VA, :: .. OUT SINCE MARCH 5-Rollen at the Gallipolis Dam in Eureka (Dam 26) have been out of the water ~~~~· II Tuesday March 5-a total of 20 days. 'This Is believed'to be a record tor the 26·year-old structure. Prevmus r1 f)f high ;ater along the Obio was 19 days. Cecil Halley, Gallla County"Probate court's chief deputy clerk. who helped construct the dam (four years) resides directly across .the.highway. S:ild ~alley SundaJ-:. "It's ihe longest I've ever seen them out.'1 The rollers were up 63 'feet this mormng. They can be ra1sed to a max1mum of 67 feet. A amount of debris is in the rollers high above the stream. · Exhibition Baseball Results All Colon A'flilalllt . Setbv•• purchailnSJ . power and &tepptd~up 1-pi'O'dtietlon for thll sale bring• th• -prit:e down to S39 .88-.wJ1l1 no{,..ductlo• in quallt~••-. ~ee, lt·-tWY1 . _ - Smith. HR - Want some D. Jlllush R. cape11ar1 llandicap Total MON·EY? Durlag StiiJ'I . 82ntt· AnnlrtrftrJ Salt FOREMAN Prafeuion1l Cle1nlne Colo.Op • 101 COURT STREET POMEROY Shirt L1underen ;-· COR. 3rd & MAIN MIOOL!PORT .. ~lfP': ABI\(.)TI Mloldlopott, O. Hal !loU K. WIIIID& J. M'"ser B. Wood G.Wqner D. Mlllor HancllciP Tolal I Uke to have you caD. CITY LoAN & ~vMI .....1.,, ....... ' 125 L M~n St., Ptn~lrtf Pliant WY 2·2171 • ••' ,Eight Teams Earn Tournament Berths LIBERTY 111EA1RE · MIDDLEPORT, OWO NOW IHOWING PIOJICT1 ..lltvlllt L1 cb lllld !)lm, Ohle liver OWMIII Corp~ of lntlnHii, PIIMI CONTIACJOiti MMiriNih ~n ~.. ~<~nl• City, • · u,•:Army • ;t- I •· ~ Elvis Preoley Ill · FOLLOW THAT .· ,, . J CO.NCRETE · BY: THE .POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ..COMPlNY· DREAM CAaTooN · - -=-=- _.: :_ --· - . Dr. K. D. Ani•&.ry, . . ' WILL IE OUT 011 HIS OPPICI ,.UNTil. ., ' Men~1y, Aprllltlt S.Cretary Will K. . Offl~ Opit' Dllrlllf ThhTl~ 'I'IJUD4Y Aullliary P<JSt American will R*t 'lbundiJ 7::10 p.m. at the Leclon For a friendly, "won't-you-come-in" kitchen, see your nearest Packaged GAS Kitchen Dealer �• ! 'I ' . _""'LaiTy Morrison Leaves Racine For. Bellvne's . .Job . hum · Ill 1111 the Daily Sentinel - "' ...... , ... ,. ou. In lllelnl. IMr7 ...... In,, I . BOWUNG · Superior KEM-TONI . ancl KEM·GLO ......,...., ....... 0011 100 1110 - - ~ I Per .Y- Paint N..-. ' 080 1100 0011 001-.4 11 J Sbort, llaldl<hlm (71, Hlmlltm, limllh (UI and Dalrymple. Merttl (41, Whitby (7), II, SUJilvon lit lftd B11l1ff Ill. WIMer - ' Plcke..- Hardw•r• .. MASON, W. VA, :: .. OUT SINCE MARCH 5-Rollen at the Gallipolis Dam in Eureka (Dam 26) have been out of the water ~~~~· II Tuesday March 5-a total of 20 days. 'This Is believed'to be a record tor the 26·year-old structure. Prevmus r1 f)f high ;ater along the Obio was 19 days. Cecil Halley, Gallla County"Probate court's chief deputy clerk. who helped construct the dam (four years) resides directly across .the.highway. S:ild ~alley SundaJ-:. "It's ihe longest I've ever seen them out.'1 The rollers were up 63 'feet this mormng. They can be ra1sed to a max1mum of 67 feet. A amount of debris is in the rollers high above the stream. · Exhibition Baseball Results All Colon A'flilalllt . Setbv•• purchailnSJ . power and &tepptd~up 1-pi'O'dtietlon for thll sale bring• th• -prit:e down to S39 .88-.wJ1l1 no{,..ductlo• in quallt~••-. ~ee, lt·-tWY1 . _ - Smith. HR - Want some D. Jlllush R. cape11ar1 llandicap Total MON·EY? Durlag StiiJ'I . 82ntt· AnnlrtrftrJ Salt FOREMAN Prafeuion1l Cle1nlne Colo.Op • 101 COURT STREET POMEROY Shirt L1underen ;-· COR. 3rd & MAIN MIOOL!PORT .. ~lfP': ABI\(.)TI Mloldlopott, O. Hal !loU K. WIIIID& J. M'"ser B. Wood G.Wqner D. Mlllor HancllciP Tolal I Uke to have you caD. CITY LoAN & ~vMI .....1.,, ....... ' 125 L M~n St., Ptn~lrtf Pliant WY 2·2171 • ••' ,Eight Teams Earn Tournament Berths LIBERTY 111EA1RE · MIDDLEPORT, OWO NOW IHOWING PIOJICT1 ..lltvlllt L1 cb lllld !)lm, Ohle liver OWMIII Corp~ of lntlnHii, PIIMI CONTIACJOiti MMiriNih ~n ~.. ~<~nl• City, • · u,•:Army • ;t- I •· ~ Elvis Preoley Ill · FOLLOW THAT .· ,, . J CO.NCRETE · BY: THE .POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ..COMPlNY· DREAM CAaTooN · - -=-=- _.: :_ --· - . Dr. K. D. Ani•&.ry, . . ' WILL IE OUT 011 HIS OPPICI ,.UNTil. ., ' Men~1y, Aprllltlt S.Cretary Will K. . Offl~ Opit' Dllrlllf ThhTl~ 'I'IJUD4Y Aullliary P<JSt American will R*t 'lbundiJ 7::10 p.m. at the Leclon For a friendly, "won't-you-come-in" kitchen, see your nearest Packaged GAS Kitchen Dealer �• 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, WANT AD ~ DIIADIJNI!S ,.,. P Ill 0., Hefa,e PullobeaUCioll O.adllna t :nrt -'.. M 1101'4:'1._ CAN<.:ELLA TIONS CURIIEt'TIONS n.e accep•e4 uattJ t:to A ~"' n., ., Pul'lhe•Uo• • RBGULATIUNS l'h• •uhhahl• ~ •·•• nPI ·~ HI • 0 1 retwct I l l ' llll daamed •IIJ'"'-' Il " nanle !r"''H mould 25, -- 191 FOR SALE (91 FOR SALE llr---~~;;;..;~~...........ia..i.i;;;;;;i..............~ ~w.... INFORMATION .J,n-ta • ' o., Mar. .,. '" pnrt~~rct • mmWJat~l) 'l'bl o:.ul!. 11her Will <tOT bf ~OIUIIbll fvr mo ... tbafl """' •ncorrepto ' onaarlion POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET 1958 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sta. Wagon _ $895 Newly overhauled V8 engine, P. B. Drive, rad_io, heater, like new tires, green finish , clean lnterlor. 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door $795 ....,.••~. eon* ~v~w.~Je!l :n. Of Socialite's ' J ShotupBody 2 27 120b1 In""' Pl'JOENIX, Arir. lVPil-AD fto rePQI'I today may lhed .,.,. on lhe olayiq of a 11_,.... Texao ooelallte' found at tho I'""""" of 1 prospector'• lllmel Ia desert: BARNES SIMPSON ance Ago • e y. Middleport. Fire, automobile, llonds I'll. WY 2-2IIOS. I 27 VB engine, std. trans ., nice clean interior, aU good tires, heater and other extras. RATES for Want Ad Sen lee Juoe Langdon, daughter ill ' state judge, disappell'.. Thursday. Her body ""' Saturday by IWo JDeD aod boy .., a large! pra<tice outing. Sheriff's Copt. Ralph 'Edmundsaid evldenee showed tho Tex- · .. Clnutiao coed had beeD t.rOocl walk to tho .....,. wlwe obe sh« once in lhe foreboad 8Dd lD the stomach. Tbu allloJ>" was expected to be eompletod 1960 Chevrolet Impale 4-Door H. T. $1895 280 H.P. engine, automatic trans ., powtr steering and brakes n€'w 800 whitewall tires, jet black finish with matehi,ng black and white intHiOI1 radio, beater and sco•· es of other deluxe equipment. Truly an outstanding car at a fraction of original prit>e. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M, · POMEROY, OHIO (Jf'. opoto" oeen from tbe· all' over· tho vaot Douglas are Dot pranks of nature. Tbey are areaa eut over forestry .requirements In mind. (Note outlines of log- I""'"Y· : Four good Good seven room house, and II bath, basement garage, out of high Could be made into ments. City water, ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. See Okey Wood, Syracuse. (191 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES then reseeded by nature from s~rrounding tim· would not survive in shade of larger trees, grow of usable timber, - I -+.,.,~ She · wa11 last seen by 1 taxi· dc'iver who lei her off at lho P::::;.J •I• The Lighter Side .,_ her flllli!J ill 110rth eentral PboeEdmundson asid. Tbe - . . lhai~ed Fort W9J'Ih, Tex., soclallto just arrived aboard 811 ...,.. Phone WY 2-6086. Blossom Handic~ppers Are .. Busy In Nation's Capital I visit her ailing mother. The cab driver told offtcera he let her off at the entranee to tH apartments after he carried · her baggage to the door. WMPO Radio M(INJIA~ TllftU a,oo RIDAI Newt 6:05 Coun!J1 Muda 'nllll 8:110 Counb1 J 8:30 News The sheriffs eaptalo speculated Langdon, a former ArJzoDI State U.oivesity sbale.ot. mar been conlueaed about whlcll lal>'orlntent to enter odoce mtm- US 8:46 of her family had preYioust, l•toyed in • dillereot unit. She was not oeeo agodo UDIR target shootero saw the twl.and decided to explore II. 1:00 ' '05 7:10 7:15 7:10 17:M IINWall Party 7:!0 News 7:10 Brui:IIM l'lrty 1:00 NIWI 8:00 Breatful Plfl1 Farm World N..,. I:IO Nltol · ,.,_._ RFD l::ti ~ l'art1 llelp ·t :OO flews Ne,.. t:Oii llreeltfait l'art1 Rroakfut Plrly a: I& Jonee Bulct Sbow NOWI . I 30 N Plckeos Hllrdlllltl 8llow : on '/ :SO N0111 Repcft 1,:10 Bnakfut Party - . . .1 Radio ..,._ ~811 Plrly !Mill NIWI 10:o& l'lllta Plrly 10:15 Millie Ill tile Air Vu P~ IPOd lbow 10:.. 'l'be Good Lila Breaklut Plrly IO:IiS Under 0b1o ltlll •Iaker hriL Sbow--W'rl. ll:llll New. a:Ol' ~ews n:oe Top Too llbow 9:05 Coffee Wltb JMit U:IO Nelli 9 8U News U •15 Dutkm'l Top Tell ShoW 9•15 Coffee Willi Janel : D__, 12.00 New~t- NCMII •.....,.. 9 4 ~ Betty N - llboW 12:15 Mu11o IDWIUde I 0 :00 NOWl 12·- D- U-JlD ......._ ~ MlnJs'·-'•' ~ ·- ~lews .,.•• """ ..... l0 ., ...... 1:1111 10 ?" Moi'IIIDg IDWiudt 1,01 l'llllllr l'artJ 10 10 N8111 S:ll News 10 15 Mo1'11111g lll1lrltlda l:ll ·l'lllllr l'artJ II 00 N8111 t-OO N,.S . t. 08 Swap SbOp ,;05 Plillter 1'11'1)' II 10 Newi NO Newa 11.40 Country lloedon ,:10 Pllll8r l'lrty (Family Worablp 'nlurl.) ' tdo Upper Rnom ~ · I:OO """' 11'18 low J - 8lal* An. &:0& Plalllr l'lrty t•:OI. NODII Nelli I:IO Sip Off ti: I& MIIIIO Jlllt 1rit YCIII 1:1111 Fe~ lip Off 12.15 Gvllllm lbr Jl'rl. ...., i2•10 IIUilc J1IIC ,_. YCIII f:IO llowl 7' 31 .t\rmf Hour 1·1111 Nowt . "'-1·00 lltll lrl 1lblll 1.0> !t'•.WC J1IIC ... YOII t:ll II Wan l :f Nowt lliON1·15 r.luslc Just Fur YGO 1110 ~ Alrz-IIIJ 1110 Non A .., 1:00 w1'05 MllSIC Juet Jw ICIII _.. 01 - ea-1 . "10 dJurcll ....ld llowl 1:00 1:15 8:10 8 15 8 46 Spelling Bees Are Set Tuesday IWL'f CJilltfl)Qtialll- Ren'l . . t1 ftltl • . filii-......,....., .. 7 ' •ot••·-·'" &e W&.LWDO.WII &10 a&B& •001~ BI .O &10 L7ZO I&WBL 7L &ai.-LWIDZ~ ~~ ROL.~O PAID ME FIVE DOL.L.ARS TO TAKE !-<IS AFTERNOON NAP FOR HIM WJEH RADIO LoeiJ NOWI Oblo NeWI 12:15 Marke&. 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 12:25 Newa 0 Gr111111 P:SO Agrieu)ture Agenl t:l:46 Coun!J1 Go Routt!. 1:56 New. Beet 2:00 Counlry Go llounr l:lt Nm Beat 1:1111 MlohriJr Maline< ., .. """ Ileal •:ID llllclat wllll !loa <bu. 1·15 Mua10 Just Fur Y011 3'011 Net•• I 01 Platter Parl7 IIONtn liS Platter PariJ 4:00 News · LO •.e.BLLOW -.lllllllln r,&&tolllt 1M t11too IIi X.,. 1M two ao. • am.11 ·~ ....... IMiolllll ... lllt ltonGIIM--all8 7112 . . . .., t111t IIIII ..... - a. 1:10 News AXTDLB&AXa - f:it fll1lrdl.ulce I:ID Qullllll•!V NOWI 1:• • Natlallll Nnl 1:11 • lpora 1:10 0:40 SUnday Chapel 10 ,1111 VOIGt o1 'l'ropltecy 10:10 !jiWI lo-• Ptnpecll eo • 10'" Social ~ U:OO Qluuley 11111111 ~ U6 Platter fWI7 UtiO llowl t·l~ Blaettoar A11111 110W - U:ljl 01uD1rJ QJmn Tlllll • 11:00 ..... lloporl '1\lea, • 1'burl. 11:11 ftl ..,.. NJ 1-oeai NeWI 4 10 Musical M)lloiW UO Non J·05 Platter PIII'IJ l :io - 011 • 00 P'ebnll7 ... 011 SAftiRDAY IICIIEDULII J:OO :WWI 1:05 Oounlry Music 'nllll 1:10 ~.. US hmt Worltl .llew 1:40 llrD 7:110 Nen READY-MIXED ~= =.. ~':.::: · 1:10 ~ &ur 1:1111 Non 1:1111 8aptlll Ll,ymu'• Hoar ••• lllell: to tilt Ow S:QU Rev. a- 'lbollll l:llll Tile Quiet Hour f:llll NOWI • •• ...., SbowcaM ~IOlfet11 ~~· ... IIIla Off . liGO. ,.._, Sip Off . h LIPP IIIII McWILLIAMS CONCR·ETE SAVES 11ME- SA~S MONEY ·: . ' ' ' . For Homelm~emeilta Or Speci•I·Le~clscaplilll W• Fumlsh • • ' $01. .•. . ·· ~ · ~---,---- iJ ·•ploped area - adapted grown. P ' :061..,Silage corn HH 961 Late Ear Com HI, 86J S.st Ear Cor• W~64. ReedsvjJie, Ohio, -- - ' I WOMAN'To;r!iOWreo;Ori~ and ..,_.,·II • help care for patien s. man Nursine Hqme. Wy ... ~ 25 3tc . . .eaa.va ' ' , ' ,,. ,_ .,.,:. ~ftft ' I •.\'~ ,-.,,•'~ . vve. A¥ .AS "··~r.u ;~Pil" .!·~·~ "'· CALL WY N~' •P4)1l' ll.l VICI ·~ ,\.-t· l .. (' • A'ND' . llliCI~. ' j 6842, Mrs. Dale Barnhart, R. D. 1, Middleport. RH 101 Early Ea~ Corn P l·!o Oh10 certified V. S. 13 BOO L-41 ' person or pie to live with elderly in · "!ffii~ town. Room and board and small stipend. fere'1ces needed.· Ca ll WY f. Jmphrey Hybrids ••• on or 1983. Ciarenl''! Pl&lntiff W~BSTER AND rtJL'I'Z Attome1• toJ" Plalnttlf CJl 11, U, 14) I, 1, II. H - -- .. •• lllANNill • • ' · �• 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, WANT AD ~ DIIADIJNI!S ,.,. P Ill 0., Hefa,e PullobeaUCioll O.adllna t :nrt -'.. M 1101'4:'1._ CAN<.:ELLA TIONS CURIIEt'TIONS n.e accep•e4 uattJ t:to A ~"' n., ., Pul'lhe•Uo• • RBGULATIUNS l'h• •uhhahl• ~ •·•• nPI ·~ HI • 0 1 retwct I l l ' llll daamed •IIJ'"'-' Il " nanle !r"''H mould 25, -- 191 FOR SALE (91 FOR SALE llr---~~;;;..;~~...........ia..i.i;;;;;;i..............~ ~w.... INFORMATION .J,n-ta • ' o., Mar. .,. '" pnrt~~rct • mmWJat~l) 'l'bl o:.ul!. 11her Will <tOT bf ~OIUIIbll fvr mo ... tbafl """' •ncorrepto ' onaarlion POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET 1958 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sta. Wagon _ $895 Newly overhauled V8 engine, P. B. Drive, rad_io, heater, like new tires, green finish , clean lnterlor. 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door $795 ....,.••~. eon* ~v~w.~Je!l :n. Of Socialite's ' J ShotupBody 2 27 120b1 In""' Pl'JOENIX, Arir. lVPil-AD fto rePQI'I today may lhed .,.,. on lhe olayiq of a 11_,.... Texao ooelallte' found at tho I'""""" of 1 prospector'• lllmel Ia desert: BARNES SIMPSON ance Ago • e y. Middleport. Fire, automobile, llonds I'll. WY 2-2IIOS. I 27 VB engine, std. trans ., nice clean interior, aU good tires, heater and other extras. RATES for Want Ad Sen lee Juoe Langdon, daughter ill ' state judge, disappell'.. Thursday. Her body ""' Saturday by IWo JDeD aod boy .., a large! pra<tice outing. Sheriff's Copt. Ralph 'Edmundsaid evldenee showed tho Tex- · .. Clnutiao coed had beeD t.rOocl walk to tho .....,. wlwe obe sh« once in lhe foreboad 8Dd lD the stomach. Tbu allloJ>" was expected to be eompletod 1960 Chevrolet Impale 4-Door H. T. $1895 280 H.P. engine, automatic trans ., powtr steering and brakes n€'w 800 whitewall tires, jet black finish with matehi,ng black and white intHiOI1 radio, beater and sco•· es of other deluxe equipment. Truly an outstanding car at a fraction of original prit>e. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M, · POMEROY, OHIO (Jf'. opoto" oeen from tbe· all' over· tho vaot Douglas are Dot pranks of nature. Tbey are areaa eut over forestry .requirements In mind. (Note outlines of log- I""'"Y· : Four good Good seven room house, and II bath, basement garage, out of high Could be made into ments. City water, ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. See Okey Wood, Syracuse. (191 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES then reseeded by nature from s~rrounding tim· would not survive in shade of larger trees, grow of usable timber, - I -+.,.,~ She · wa11 last seen by 1 taxi· dc'iver who lei her off at lho P::::;.J •I• The Lighter Side .,_ her flllli!J ill 110rth eentral PboeEdmundson asid. Tbe - . . lhai~ed Fort W9J'Ih, Tex., soclallto just arrived aboard 811 ...,.. Phone WY 2-6086. Blossom Handic~ppers Are .. Busy In Nation's Capital I visit her ailing mother. The cab driver told offtcera he let her off at the entranee to tH apartments after he carried · her baggage to the door. WMPO Radio M(INJIA~ TllftU a,oo RIDAI Newt 6:05 Coun!J1 Muda 'nllll 8:110 Counb1 J 8:30 News The sheriffs eaptalo speculated Langdon, a former ArJzoDI State U.oivesity sbale.ot. mar been conlueaed about whlcll lal>'orlntent to enter odoce mtm- US 8:46 of her family had preYioust, l•toyed in • dillereot unit. She was not oeeo agodo UDIR target shootero saw the twl.and decided to explore II. 1:00 ' '05 7:10 7:15 7:10 17:M IINWall Party 7:!0 News 7:10 Brui:IIM l'lrty 1:00 NIWI 8:00 Breatful Plfl1 Farm World N..,. I:IO Nltol · ,.,_._ RFD l::ti ~ l'art1 llelp ·t :OO flews Ne,.. t:Oii llreeltfait l'art1 Rroakfut Plrly a: I& Jonee Bulct Sbow NOWI . 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NODII Nelli I:IO Sip Off ti: I& MIIIIO Jlllt 1rit YCIII 1:1111 Fe~ lip Off 12.15 Gvllllm lbr Jl'rl. ...., i2•10 IIUilc J1IIC ,_. YCIII f:IO llowl 7' 31 .t\rmf Hour 1·1111 Nowt . "'-1·00 lltll lrl 1lblll 1.0> !t'•.WC J1IIC ... YOII t:ll II Wan l :f Nowt lliON1·15 r.luslc Just Fur YGO 1110 ~ Alrz-IIIJ 1110 Non A .., 1:00 w1'05 MllSIC Juet Jw ICIII _.. 01 - ea-1 . "10 dJurcll ....ld llowl 1:00 1:15 8:10 8 15 8 46 Spelling Bees Are Set Tuesday IWL'f CJilltfl)Qtialll- Ren'l . . t1 ftltl • . filii-......,....., .. 7 ' •ot••·-·'" &e W&.LWDO.WII &10 a&B& •001~ BI .O &10 L7ZO I&WBL 7L &ai.-LWIDZ~ ~~ ROL.~O PAID ME FIVE DOL.L.ARS TO TAKE !-<IS AFTERNOON NAP FOR HIM WJEH RADIO LoeiJ NOWI Oblo NeWI 12:15 Marke&. 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 12:25 Newa 0 Gr111111 P:SO Agrieu)ture Agenl t:l:46 Coun!J1 Go Routt!. 1:56 New. Beet 2:00 Counlry Go llounr l:lt Nm Beat 1:1111 MlohriJr Maline< ., .. 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US hmt Worltl .llew 1:40 llrD 7:110 Nen READY-MIXED ~= =.. ~':.::: · 1:10 ~ &ur 1:1111 Non 1:1111 8aptlll Ll,ymu'• Hoar ••• lllell: to tilt Ow S:QU Rev. a- 'lbollll l:llll Tile Quiet Hour f:llll NOWI • •• ...., SbowcaM ~IOlfet11 ~~· ... IIIla Off . liGO. ,.._, Sip Off . h LIPP IIIII McWILLIAMS CONCR·ETE SAVES 11ME- SA~S MONEY ·: . ' ' ' . For Homelm~emeilta Or Speci•I·Le~clscaplilll W• Fumlsh • • ' $01. .•. . ·· ~ · ~---,---- iJ ·•ploped area - adapted grown. P ' :061..,Silage corn HH 961 Late Ear Com HI, 86J S.st Ear Cor• W~64. ReedsvjJie, Ohio, -- - ' I WOMAN'To;r!iOWreo;Ori~ and ..,_.,·II • help care for patien s. man Nursine Hqme. Wy ... ~ 25 3tc . . .eaa.va ' ' , ' ,,. ,_ .,.,:. ~ftft ' I •.\'~ ,-.,,•'~ . vve. A¥ .AS "··~r.u ;~Pil" .!·~·~ "'· CALL WY N~' •P4)1l' ll.l VICI ·~ ,\.-t· l .. (' • A'ND' . llliCI~. ' j 6842, Mrs. Dale Barnhart, R. D. 1, Middleport. RH 101 Early Ea~ Corn P l·!o Oh10 certified V. S. 13 BOO L-41 ' person or pie to live with elderly in · "!ffii~ town. Room and board and small stipend. fere'1ces needed.· Ca ll WY f. Jmphrey Hybrids ••• on or 1983. Ciarenl''! Pl&lntiff W~BSTER AND rtJL'I'Z Attome1• toJ" Plalnttlf CJl 11, U, 14) I, 1, II. H - -- .. •• lllANNill • • ' · �• .... 1-DI!Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 211, Mainly About ...... ........ llno .. .. ... IIIII ,_. II 1111' - fl.7 ...... - • • I Rev. and Mn. E. B. liAlUab Gf Llkeview ore the auests bls sister, Mn. Charles row, Minenvllle. Mrs. Charles Hoffner and 1011, Lee Albert, of Findlay spent with Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. !Do•nley Reibel and d~:g~~~!.:n . Mr. and Mr•. , Gary and family of Columbus weekend guests of his grandtnGther , Mrs. Margaret MIS! Elsie Hart und~.-•ent surgery al Meig• Mernorlal hos· pital last Thursday and Is conj Mrs. Flore~ Gilmore is reported as quite ill a' . Memorial hospital with dou1ble pneumonia. I Mrs. Janet Gooch and daugbter~ 1 pent the weekend in Colum- bus with her sisters. . ~ 3 ROOMS New '299 MASON FURNITURE CO. MUON, W.VA. ,..._ . '., ~ PRICE FIVI! CEMI. ' Monday lhru Thurlday •..•..... 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. frldl'jl and Satu,....y . : .••. 1:30 A.M. to 1:3& P.M., ~ aroc•rr value.S ~~ · Hormel's SPAM EVERY OUNCE GUARANTEED 8 lb. only 12.oz. SAVE &8c! cans • THOIOUGHLY' COOKED, READY' TO IAT ;, Dinly Moort HORMEL PORK SHOULDER . BEEF STEW Style HAM $ Regular $2.39 SAVE 40c! 3-lb. con lli·lb. Cans Hor•l's ITALIAIO CAllED SPAGHEnl THIN ITALIAN HAM 1-tb. box Regular $4.49 F&P Tomato PASTE SAVE ' SOc 6-0z. . 5-lb. con Can dairy vak...l' Why not spagholtl . ton lsi hi 1.With tho halure . prl... w. ·have Homogenl:zed on all lngretllonts for Spaghottl,' .,... . •• fHtl a \ famlly 'of faur for Iouthan Sl, . •• IS Patrol Squadron 44, homebased ot Patuxent River, Md., and currently operating at the Na· val Air Station, Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. Show Boat Yz PORK M,I LK GAL PAPIEI C•tm1 & BEA~S * thrit't,'toirnerl . . ' I ' All PurpoHI 7 Inch .Jmparted 'Earthenware . 300 Can DECO'RATED BOWLS ~frozen foodar Real... fa I,_,. £njo)' ' ·Stokely'• FROZEN . Children Of 1st Two Grades Give S h 1program DAIRY VALLEY TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1963 •~Pt. .e......,..-.., ... ........ Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport 0 l ,• ..................... fii1IY..., ........ W~ lnorw Tho llrht To Limit Ooralttltln Around And I Ronald L. Evans, aviation Mary, Saturday evening at electronics technician t h i r d ho~e~ About • class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. af k' we:e played and *\1 Edward C. Evans of 1080 Vine ~ Jtes given to David ' .:ld''eport i Middl . . lth k1rk, Kathy Conde, Allen Ml U' I· i1i 1 epor 1• servmg w ningham Pat Archer J I ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Glaze, Sandy Johrrson, Susie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul HaptonGerlach and Diane Welsh. A stall, Edith and Billy were ln ~prmg theme was carried out Zanesville SUnday where they '~·the refreshments and decora mns. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Way· ne Sharp and family, The birthA decorated cake, Ice cream day anniversaries of Mr. HapMEETING POSTPONED and colke were served to the tonstan, Mrs. Robert Sharp, The Afternoon Circle of guests after the h~noree had and her son, Wayne Sharp, the WSCS of Heath Methndist opened the lovely gifts. Ch.'"'"' were observed during the day. Church has postponed its regu- late Easter eggs were giVen Mrs. William Ault and Mr s. lar meeting for Thursday aft· as favor~. 1 Jessie Hennesy were in GaUi- ernoon, March 28 due to the Attendm~ were Sally polls Saturday evening to at· WSCS diStrict confernece to be w~h, Nlll8 Stil~s, Barbara tend a stork shower held for held March 28 in Jackson. Kmg, Sharon Hmdy, Susan Mrs. Gary Auit, daughrer-in· --~-~-~ -~ --·~ Cavanaugh, RhDnda. Hy..u, law of Mn. William Ault. / Lynn, for little sister's weekend IMark Fowler, DeMUI Hackett, Kit and Kim Neal, McCon· at Ohio University . Their par- Paula Gomer, Mary nelsviU,, spent the weekend in ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farm· Buchanan, and David, MiddlOport as the guests of er spent the weekend in Middle- and Barbara Burket . Aslllirtirlg their grandmother, Mrs. Fran- port with his mother, Mrs. Dave Mrs. Burkett witb the party cis Bearhs, Second St., Farmer and sister, Mr. and were Mrs. Eugene Conde, :Mra. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Emmish Mrs. Arthur Skinner, James Buchanan, and Mrs. spent Sunday in Marietta with Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Snyder of ·Oavid Jenklns, t their daughter and family . Mr. PeebleS spent Sunday with Mi.ss and Mrs. Don Burkey and dau- Bess Sanborn and Mrs. Mabel ghtera. · Sanborn. Marjorie Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burton of Mr. and h"rs. Eugene Harris, Columbus visited over the Middleport, spent little sister's weekend 'with his father, ErnC 00 weekend at Ohw Umvers1ty as est Burton or Middleport Children of the First a the guest of her cousin, Susan Mrs. Ge~rge Harris and new Second grades gave the Marcb Harris, sophomore, daughter of daughter, Mary Ann, have been assembly program last Tbtlr&~· ·~ Mrs. Robert Hams of returned to their home on Sec· day at Salisbury elementary u~ us. ond Ave. from Holzer Hospital school. Luc1hnda Farmefr ohef Da~·ton, in Gallipolis. Rebecca Seelig announced was 1 e gues1 o r sts1 er, program, following the OPEIJiin,g Funeral services fo~ Henry nag salute led by Gene u"'""· Sherbets Brewer, former resident of and prayer by the claaa Meigs County, will be h e1 d It featured· ' eOT'an ge1Tuesday .at the Botkins Funer- Pretending· and UUJe eLimt' a\ home m Waverly. ~!· Bre~- Redbreast: Mary Iceohc•wer, er. ~ho had been . cntlcally Ill Anita Conkle, Sandra and • Pinea,pptr for f1ve weeks, dted Saturday ela Landaker Linda CUtmin.gevening at Pike County Hospit· ham Shelly CJark SHAKES al in Waverly .. His sister, Laura Pu~sy Willows ~ Daffodil5: SUNDAES Vanmeter, Me~gs C~., has been Mary Bradshaw, Kay Gilmore, In Waverly wrth hrm. . Barbara Klein , Sharon lcenhoMr. and Mrs. C. H. W1se, Jr. wer Nancy Gill WY 2•2556 spent . the. weekend at their The Lost Kire': Fred Burn· At the POIMI'Oy Bend Brld.. home m Mtddleport. They wlll ey' Steven and Gary Marret, __ ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;!!~re~t~ur~n~lo~W~a~v~er~ly~M~on~d~ay. James Morris , Da nny RusseU·, Flying Kltea, Charles Faulk; and the kite, RusseU Davis. Fishing: Eddie AbboU, bur Leifheit, Wayne PulUns. Marble Time: Charlea Faulk and Francis Broderick. Poems: The Woorlpeclt:er and ONLT Robin Redbreast: Eddie MJIJ10tt : Wayne Pullins, Francis NO.tiO - lllanco ., erick. -lontT.,. The Wind, First and Second Grade, and A Skipping Game, by the Second grade. .' WEATBEil Ouncil Is 5·- I For ·Fire T Be June Bride "'i • • ' ited recently with her parents, 11 h 8 • hd ay Of D ht aug er Is Celebrated •• POMEROY-Mioot:EPORT, OHI9- Mr. and Mrs. Verne Story and son, John, of Columbus vis- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, and were accompanied home by Mrs. Schaefer for a visit. Mr, and Mrs. Mark Stah1 and son, Stephen, of Stockdale visited Sunday afternoon with his sister and brother·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Margaret Allen visited recently with Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Norman Schaefer vlslt· led Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lester Brookover who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Russ returned home Surrday two weeks visit in Lou1isvlille Ky. with Dr. and Mrs. J. Marshall and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jenl<lnliCIIII Mis~o 0 of Columbus visited Sunda~y-rln• . . Mrs. Grover Jenkinson, :;D Ml':-lln<L rs. Lawrence Debo of 1517 Ftfth Street, Ave. Portsmouth, are am.ouncing the engagement and ap· L. c. Karr Is reported 18 proachmg mamage of their daughter, Mary LoUise, to proving foUowing surgery Robert T. Hennesy. The prospective bridegroom is the Meigs Memorial Hospital only son of Mrs. Henry Hennesy and the late Henry Hen· ~'riday nesy of 361 Front·st, Middleport. · ----Miss Debo is a graduate of Notre Dame High school in Portsmouth in the class of '58. She is employed at f Iff Household Finance Corporation. Mr. Hennesy is a grad· uate of Middleport High School in the class of '57, after which he served three years in the U. S. Navy. He is em· ployed at the City Loan and Savings Company and reBurkett sides at 1036-25 Street in Portsmouth. An early June Mr. and Mrs. RobeJ:t wedding is planned. of Middleport entertained ~~~~~~~;;~;;;:--;;-;;;;~alltbparty In observan<e of ID wn11 SQUADRON 44 birthday of their daugbl<!~, . enttne ,_ llii-IIIIM! Pomeroy Valescing nicely. 4t tim'-'t';f; ....... In, . . . People In 8 ·• - ...... _...., NOW YOU •KNOW" • tot .....,., luhoblo B..f ·~, bock.,.und with •lorod clocorotlon. lnd ...,. Chicken Turkey Salisbury Boons a. Wienera DfUCIOUS Dlllllfl 11-oz. Ill MINIIflS 'ire· .. 11lodo, ooup, m: "whh Mr. McCullough Dies At Age '7 In Columbus dor, Compon II, ate. t ROLLS Pkt. of6 ' ' '· .. ·#~>; 'TOP QUALI'nj , ALUMINUM FOLDIII OIAIR $249 With This · Coupon 4- Coup011l _ $5.00 Purchal8 or more ledee1111 Thl1 Coupen 1'hn Wed., Mar. 27, 1161, ' At Your NN- IVANI IUPU MAIIIIIT, Jutt Like '.;(,, Mom. •~¥•t ,.TOT>.., . : ·• r ... •• . ' .' eJf . ... • "1- ... ·'· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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