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Dutch Oven roaster, IUtd 10\i'' tri· ply lkillet with COVel. • 'Wildermuth, Bachner, Nicholson Selected Mr. Heaton Of •19 C)q -I Pomeroy Dies On Wednesday• _ _E_Ibe_rf_•_ld_s_c_lo_se_T_h_urs_d_a,;,.ys_A_t_Noo_n.... AFTER EASTER SALE! LADIES' LAMINATED SPRING COATS 81x108 WHITE ONLY ·SHEETS s REGULAR $14.98 Clear group. Good selection of co- ; \ ' lors in women 's laminated Je-rsey Spring Coats. Buy your new spring coati now at low, low price. s 99 cpr BRIEFS Boys short& ln siz.es 2 to 8. Printed bad: and front pan · els. Knit !ideti. A big bar · Sheer seamless N_ylon Hose in best spring shad· es. Si:zeJ:. 8% to 1014 . You always sa\'t' a t your Bo· DRAINER and RACK SET Reg. 1.59 va lue Save your sink with th is mat & dish hol dtor. As· sorted colors. Save at Bonanza! Spec ial value, many uses, Large size, reg. 25c value. b uy £everal of these towel See these~ you will want several. Save at Bonanza. c 7~. "DIXIE" INSIDE OR OUTSIDE HOUSE REMNANTS Whi te an d eol ors for outside or inside U!;e. Good quality paint, long lasti ng and ve ry inex pensive. Save on pa int now . set gal. MANUFACTURERS CLOSE OUT! Fli5t+ 1 •• BROCADED DRAPERY PAINT Vi: . Heavy quality big alze 40 qt. Plastic Waste Basket. iD u- sorted colon. l1t to 1 yd. PIECES Values to 98c yd. Drapery Remnants, assorted tolors. Top quality at big savina:a. Save at Bonanza! 39!. Mens $2.90 FABRIC CASUALS SHOES & OXFORDS Extra QH!Cial! First quality - Casual Oxfnn.ls for men Hf.'a· 'fY crepe soles. Blue fabr ic upper.&, heavy ('U· 1hion inner soles. All sizes 6~ to 12. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Reg. ;:rt. :';~·~~ :;,~y~ $199; oxfords. Real low price . 1• I Wllliril ..,.,.. •' Irnlmtl' " that ur·~' ' i' VIII!- W " city comaniss:ion. TTh~e:ml:::~~ can defeat a city ~ he argued, as easily as can defeat a mayor for misgov- -CHOICE- ernment. Here are.tne brig hi new• season styles and colors . •• the ~omfort you crave. . We hove a variety for ever¥toste, every oc~osiorr. ' · YOI(JI ~ delighted 'with , f!;e W<lnderful quality and , / ;workmqnship at the price I / . / ··~ . .o:\ •. . Named Great SportsFigqre ' , ...... Style Sketchlll AWMINUM WARE 9.95 $ ' • • 'f• i; ' Wide assortment of better alum· mum ware. Val. to 1.118. eCOf. lee poll eCake PIDI esauee II.,.. elol.anf othel: uaefulltema form of govern- ~ The Ohio city manager pointed to the fact that he ,.,..,., I at the pleasure of a three--man ~!!ftlbadi and / tl toqti(ij:i · its very nature, is ina dictatorship Is efficient, " but w'lo in Sam Hill Moore · and Mrs. Rot 'l'tacy Sr, vlelted. friday at !Iober Hospitil willl Mto. ))en. zll Goeglebl. · · SiieiJa Wa"" returued lo her home, · Tol«to . Friday, after SALE! HOUSEHOLD ER'S~ OXFORD STYLE-BLUE ONLY The West Virginia mayor, a 1<;;~r.;n~b;y Mrs. ·Edgai' PnH ,.~ ~')111!1:' bililneu vr.lton" Iii . GaJII. • ·flf• . '·fi•"/0\;1<: ' ••,.,:.il JUDY WILDERMUTH Wahama High school govern- to the' Easter vacation crlirdmolller, Mrs. Jolm imlllb. SJie· was accOiit~ ied 'liaibt'11y' hir'ifallrer 'iuii ilater, Holliii ·Walter liicl Melinda. MEN'S & BOYS' WHITE TENNIS LARGE SIZE ends for sprin g cleaning. c 2 PIECE DISH MEDIUM SIZE yor Wright, and Cily Solicitor William Jenkins and Gallia County Engineer J . Roy Bartlett (a former Gallipolis city manager), wilh Gary Short. ment teacher, said that demo- Mrli READY HEMMED TOwa ENDS Zelma Northcutt with Ma- ··".. ·.-' . cpr ea pair first quality. Coming Spring Attractions ... starring comfort!. BASKETS The popular sandal for all summer wear - for beach, at home or street wear. All sizes for wo- c PATRICIA FIRST QUALITY SEAMLESS Circle K serveo as moderat.. j ·. Kimmel also called on the 1 for brief remarks: 1 PLASTIC WASTE SANDALS men. ..1). Kimmel, president i 40 QT. VINYL . WOMEN'S IMPORTED COMFORTABLE ZORI Slight irregular• of famous Health Knit T-Shirb. Made to sell at $1.00. Sizes small1 medium and large. t 00 69 ea T-SHIRTS I ~ Good looking, buttGn front, o/4 sleeve 1tyle sport topa. Bright blazer .stripe pattem. Sizes 32 to 38. low, low price. MEN'S HEAL THKNIT WHITE COTTON CHILDRENS FANCY PRINT TOPS Made of fine quality muslin 81x108 size. Special value. See these for value plus. Slightly irreg. Buy several now at this 00 pr .I STRIPE SPORT TENNIS OXFORDS Sizes 41h to B. Ladles' White Tenni s Oxfords . Special value. Buy now and save. See these in our shoe dept. Save at your Bonanza Store. Elberfelds In Pomeroy LADIES' BLAZER SPECIAL VALUE LOOK LADIES I I Judy Sauer Of Middleport Named 'Queen Of The May' �---·----·- . ..... • ' L • ... I ,-·--- - - We Mourn Loss Of The Thresher .- ~I •- The charmed life of America's remarkable nuclear submarine force is over. There is terrible irony in the fact that tragedy bas struck what may have been the Navy's greatest submarine of all time - the powerful USS Thresher. It was . the world's fastest and deepest-diving undersea craft. Only the families and friends of the 129 men aboard the Thresher can feel · tbe full weight of this sudden disaster. For them there is no comfort as i d e from the knowledge that this nation is immensely grateful for the service t h e loot men performed in this critical arm of the country's d!l_fenses. Those linked in any way with the life • of the submariner understand that the tbreat of death is always present. In this Instance some are perhaps finding a small crumb of solace in realizing that · the Thresher's evident plunge to a depth of 8' 400 teet would have brought death . . quickly to all on board. No submanne lS bullt to withstand such pressures. . ' The Thresher's skipper, Lt. Cmdr. John W. Haroey , was a veteran of atomic submarines, having served on three oth· ers, including the Nautilus, the illustri· ous first among America's nuclear ves· sets. He belonged to the distinguished "' •..: .... ' l· o.,- -April 211, 11183 -.-r· ..- • /Jelen Help ·Us! 5P!fMNTATING iDITOitALLY Ir Sentinel Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, The .Ambidextrous Lov:..·-~· 'l]tt! Daily S~ntin~l ' J ly He~ lotMI company which twice m_ade IIJid~~sea voyages to the North Pole. ..-Nor should it be forgotten that t b e Thresher carried 17 civilians, specialists · who were busy judgin& Its performance on this fateful trial ruri "out of Portsmouth, N.H . For all the attention given our trow· ing ·number of !!li~H!!.-}leJrii'ii. EO\aris_ submarines, the undersea force today Is ' sllll too much an unheralded win& of our defense. Yet it is not improper to iay .tbit fil-~ · this age of fast-flying missiles lJ1d:: su• .. personic aircraft, often amazingly sophisticated in searching out targets, the hard-to-detect submarine is a great bulwark of our security. One could fairly argue that our· ~ub.­ FRIDAY - and SATURDAY AT ' Voice Of Broadway o. o THE SHOE BOX U. S. KEDS Wide Arms F~ MON"TJ.lS ULNA BEI06ED SQUATWELL TO PUT UP A SIMPLE . KITCHEN Si'IEL~ ... BlJT NO SOAP··SO Sf.IE DID ~E J08 HERSELF"" So MRS.S. ooes 'II-IE JOB,AND 11-lEN SQUATTY llAULS OUT EVERY TOOL lt.i 'JI.IE NEiol-1~ 10 PROVE SllE. BOO· ~!()(!)ED- 169·95 188·88 199·95 FREE- 2 STEP TABLES FREE - 2 TABLE LAMPS FREE- 1 COFFEE TABLE \. ..."". '·' ALL NYLON COVERS ,. ' ' { nsll 'n' wear en .' Bedroom Outfit WuhlafOD C::OiumD • 3-Pc. Grey Bedroom Reports From The .PANTS for e 1 Bedspread e1 Sheet men and boys' • 2 Pillow Cases A Real Bargain Group At s3.93 and s4.98 · One Group One 17 Cu. S239.88 . . wond Saturday, Mrs . . Louise Adkins returned to her heme Saturday after ing a surgical patient at Holzer hospital in Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Fry Haven visited Sunday ler00011 with his parents, Mr. and Mra. C. E. Fry, Mr. and MrS. KeMelh Rickard of Columhua spent ThursFrlday and Saturday with unci, Mr. and Mrs. Curllse Rickard and aunt, Mra. Blanch Scltoy<k. · Mr. and Mrs. Stanley New Havenvlslted · Wednesevenlng with Mrs. Iva 3·T NYLON . ' . ' w.ith TUFSYN ·.. ., ' . SALE I SALE 9-Piece Breakfast Sets sss··· S99·9S SALE TO 114.95 Watch The Bill Utility Cabinets WARDROBES ~~;s S29·95 " ~ANGES . With Big Table Large All White All Metal Sliding Door Tangerine, Blue, , Black & White ' S199.95 BREAKFAST SETS S59·'5 S24·95 ." ELECTRIC See Our 7-Piece BREAKFAST SETS R;:_9s Cook Eledrically GAS RANGES S127.00 WITH TRADE J 9.95 Tub Chairs Look At Our NEW NYLON RUG SAMPLES Natural Gas Beautiful 5-Piece All-Weather "42" Carpeting? For Bottle or Small 17.95 Medium 29.95 Large 39.95 G11mes On A ZENITH TV ••• WE SERVICE , , , AdkinsJI . • •, ' ' ' ' Flt~l! INSTALLAT~f;, . NO·'MONEV- DOWt4~ . . GU~RANia! I ' <r ' ' '. I - VlliUng Sundly .and Mrs. lloWord . their daughter arid and Mrs. 8111 van children of Mason. ·Also wore Mr. and Mrs.WinVan Meter, Mr. and IGeorae Van Meter. Mr. and frlenda o1 and · and Mra. IR<111sh, West Columbia. Maytag Maytag Maytag WRINGER WASHER ROUND TUB PORCBAIN SQUARE TUB WRINGER WASHER ALUMINUM TUB $119·'5 $139·95 WITH TRADE $1 59·95 WITH TRADE WITH TIIADE r:: II Ba.rgain ,~~ys . At Both Stores: Adklns Mr. and spent Mrs. Ji Keefer and dlughter, Pwla. Mrs. Abigail 'l'lrolnpoon visited Mr. and Mrs. Thorn~ JOlt and lilolher . Mrl. Beulah Mra• . RJ<kard and Mr. alibi called itn Mra. of New Haven R,UTi.ANb >. · - FURN'II.UR- ~ • ARNOLD ' i MASON FURNITURE' .. ORATE HERMAN Rtro.ANQ, o. ''''· ' I i' .. \ .f ' .,_ I Vinyl Plastic Do You Need $39.95 S188·00 of Letart visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush. . Martha 'lbomp!IOII attended Ute band festival In Ravens- Ft. FOOD FREEZER Frigidaire REFRIGERATOR . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis ' BASE ROCKERS 12 Cubic Foot ' I Innerspring $ Mattresses lillie of 111,-cwt wtn Nd wear Sher1lon's classic Mt League pants 1re full cat IIMf smooth fitting WitR traditional I'Y"OIJing , •• slloo-tai- lop, rlpper fly and . butt..- flaps on bod< po<kots. WWo - - ol IIOst- colors. ..•.• • -------- -Regular 59.95 f~rits, ) 18 8.88 I I Reaular 239.95 $ THIS SALE "-.. e2 Pillows • 1 Box Spring i Bedroom Suites Suite e2 Vanity lamps IVY LEAGUE I Sale ! 3-Piece 13-Piece • .. j Nylon Coven .. Reporting ......... _ Rutland Furniture l•Piece SOFA and CHAIR Living Room SUITES an • Time I Big Sale Of right now. S~e's expecting a child In less By LOUIS SOBOL than a month! .. . One of the dominant This might make for a rather sad lit- figures in pro football who is under fire tle feature story . The late, almost legen- Ia staggering $500,000 wager Is involvdarv all-around athlete Jim Thorpe own· ed) also happened to be. friendly with ed oil rights in Oklahoma wnich his dau· the President and hts famtly. But JFK ts ghler Charlotte inherited. The impres- a stickler for ethical behavior-no matsion was that this made her quite a weal· ter how close ihe friendship may be . . . thv heiress. Her husband is William Ad· 1t used to be that fighters and baseball lei. a waiter at a local restaurant. 10 players would gain lucrative connections, Henry's). He reveals she does recetve a either with cafes or business enterprises. quarterly check from the government Now the comedians are gaining a .foot· for those rights. Wanna know how much hold in other fields. Sam Levenson has it totals each year-regularly? $40. just become vice president of a; bever· That's right $40! age company. Jack E: I;eonard is part Arthur Schlesinger Jr. of JFK's owner of a clothing firm. Jackie Kannon ''brain trust" earns a buck or-two on the is president of a puhlishltlg .firm.• ·• ; side ·1 ·iting pieces lor magazines-which NBC's news information director., is his privilege, of course. Now in curDerby, and his .,:If<\ welc;on,ted a so& ·' Show magatine, he has an article Joe . A note from a r~ader. 'Jtave you ever . movies in which he grimly reminis u~ noticed that Canada's Lester Pearson is r the early death toil has been high a double for novelist Evelyn Waug~? .,_,/ among actresses who specialized in sat- Frankly no- -because I can't seem to reire or humor and he lists them: Jean call Evelyn Waugh's features ... Gene Harlow, Thelma Todd, Carole Lomlo;·d, Carole Landis, Kay Kendall and Marilyn Kelly turned down a bi<l to perform in with the Bolshoi ballet troupe Monroe-ail taken long before their Moscow ... Speaking of ballets, you'll view time should be up. But he forgot one of about the greatest in the Royal Ballet the truly great comediennes of earlier days-Mabel Normand-who was the now at the Met-<>p- with a queen of the toes-art, Dame Margot Fonteyn . . . . . !orerunner for these stars. Christine Keeler, the British girl-about• • To give you an idea of how little con- town, recently linked with England's War cerned Eddie Fisher seems to be about Minister John Profumo land others) was the Uz Taylor-Richard Burton affair, he in New York not too long ago, striving now grins or laughs as if he thoroughly for a Broadway career. Got nowhereenjoyed the wise-cracks made by come· and had to call on friends in London to dians regarding the triangle. But I would bail her out with fare back. • like to know just what trend the conver· Eric !Harry) Palm still manages to fly sation took when he and Sybil Burton out wherever Ethel Merman is performgot together in the post-midnight hours ing. These two, friends say, may make it at El Morocco . . . What's happened to the altar as we reported some weeks to , . 1 the promising career of Tommy Sands ago--but Ethel, with three unsuccessful ,., ' now married to pretty Nancy Sinatra' marriages to reflect upon, is now insist· ' ' The singing engagements seem to be coming at rarer intervals despite his fine ing she's going to take time-plenty of talent Because I attended the Milton time. before embarking upon a fourth Berie dinner, I sent a deputy to cover the venture-although she concedes she opening of David Merrtck's newest off- finds Palm charming and highly compan· ering, "Rattle of a Simrle Man." His ionable . . . Most of us who like Joe Kipcomment: "A dellghtfu comedy in the ness, are happy that he finally seems to ' spicy manner." For the most part, it have struck it-his Hawaii Kai restaurant has caught. on-especially with the drew posies from the critics, too. younger group . . . Nobody but nobody • • • is as vehement in her opposition to the Michael Redgrave is a conservative Federal income tax as Corinne Griffith, gentleman among our British actors. His former movie star who owns consideractress daughter, Vanessa, on the other hand, is a crusading lady-who likes to able valuable Beverly Hills real estate. speak her mind in front of a crowd.·Got has delivered close to 500 lectures on the up on a soap box in London's Hyde Park subject to various groups during the past the other day to deliver a fiery speech ten years. -although you 'd think shed take it easy • ~nd Mason Furniture marines-Polaris, nuclear -'attack" ves· sels Uke the Thresher, or conventional craft-are now the backbone of .a Nav,y that has magnified its usefulness while shifting its functions in a greatly altered defense world. Americans make sad tribute to the officers, the men and the civilian specialIsts who went down with the ship which was to have been one of the brightest links in a superb protective chain vital to us all. ' 'e $P 3-5592 GRATE ·~ . .''· '. \ �---·----·- . ..... • ' L • ... I ,-·--- - - We Mourn Loss Of The Thresher .- ~I •- The charmed life of America's remarkable nuclear submarine force is over. There is terrible irony in the fact that tragedy bas struck what may have been the Navy's greatest submarine of all time - the powerful USS Thresher. It was . the world's fastest and deepest-diving undersea craft. Only the families and friends of the 129 men aboard the Thresher can feel · tbe full weight of this sudden disaster. For them there is no comfort as i d e from the knowledge that this nation is immensely grateful for the service t h e loot men performed in this critical arm of the country's d!l_fenses. Those linked in any way with the life • of the submariner understand that the tbreat of death is always present. In this Instance some are perhaps finding a small crumb of solace in realizing that · the Thresher's evident plunge to a depth of 8' 400 teet would have brought death . . quickly to all on board. No submanne lS bullt to withstand such pressures. . ' The Thresher's skipper, Lt. Cmdr. John W. Haroey , was a veteran of atomic submarines, having served on three oth· ers, including the Nautilus, the illustri· ous first among America's nuclear ves· sets. He belonged to the distinguished "' •..: .... ' l· o.,- -April 211, 11183 -.-r· ..- • /Jelen Help ·Us! 5P!fMNTATING iDITOitALLY Ir Sentinel Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, The .Ambidextrous Lov:..·-~· 'l]tt! Daily S~ntin~l ' J ly He~ lotMI company which twice m_ade IIJid~~sea voyages to the North Pole. ..-Nor should it be forgotten that t b e Thresher carried 17 civilians, specialists · who were busy judgin& Its performance on this fateful trial ruri "out of Portsmouth, N.H . For all the attention given our trow· ing ·number of !!li~H!!.-}leJrii'ii. EO\aris_ submarines, the undersea force today Is ' sllll too much an unheralded win& of our defense. Yet it is not improper to iay .tbit fil-~ · this age of fast-flying missiles lJ1d:: su• .. personic aircraft, often amazingly sophisticated in searching out targets, the hard-to-detect submarine is a great bulwark of our security. One could fairly argue that our· ~ub.­ FRIDAY - and SATURDAY AT ' Voice Of Broadway o. o THE SHOE BOX U. S. KEDS Wide Arms F~ MON"TJ.lS ULNA BEI06ED SQUATWELL TO PUT UP A SIMPLE . KITCHEN Si'IEL~ ... BlJT NO SOAP··SO Sf.IE DID ~E J08 HERSELF"" So MRS.S. ooes 'II-IE JOB,AND 11-lEN SQUATTY llAULS OUT EVERY TOOL lt.i 'JI.IE NEiol-1~ 10 PROVE SllE. BOO· ~!()(!)ED- 169·95 188·88 199·95 FREE- 2 STEP TABLES FREE - 2 TABLE LAMPS FREE- 1 COFFEE TABLE \. ..."". '·' ALL NYLON COVERS ,. ' ' { nsll 'n' wear en .' Bedroom Outfit WuhlafOD C::OiumD • 3-Pc. Grey Bedroom Reports From The .PANTS for e 1 Bedspread e1 Sheet men and boys' • 2 Pillow Cases A Real Bargain Group At s3.93 and s4.98 · One Group One 17 Cu. S239.88 . . wond Saturday, Mrs . . Louise Adkins returned to her heme Saturday after ing a surgical patient at Holzer hospital in Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Fry Haven visited Sunday ler00011 with his parents, Mr. and Mra. C. E. Fry, Mr. and MrS. KeMelh Rickard of Columhua spent ThursFrlday and Saturday with unci, Mr. and Mrs. Curllse Rickard and aunt, Mra. Blanch Scltoy<k. · Mr. and Mrs. Stanley New Havenvlslted · Wednesevenlng with Mrs. Iva 3·T NYLON . ' . ' w.ith TUFSYN ·.. ., ' . SALE I SALE 9-Piece Breakfast Sets sss··· S99·9S SALE TO 114.95 Watch The Bill Utility Cabinets WARDROBES ~~;s S29·95 " ~ANGES . With Big Table Large All White All Metal Sliding Door Tangerine, Blue, , Black & White ' S199.95 BREAKFAST SETS S59·'5 S24·95 ." ELECTRIC See Our 7-Piece BREAKFAST SETS R;:_9s Cook Eledrically GAS RANGES S127.00 WITH TRADE J 9.95 Tub Chairs Look At Our NEW NYLON RUG SAMPLES Natural Gas Beautiful 5-Piece All-Weather "42" Carpeting? For Bottle or Small 17.95 Medium 29.95 Large 39.95 G11mes On A ZENITH TV ••• WE SERVICE , , , AdkinsJI . • •, ' ' ' ' Flt~l! INSTALLAT~f;, . NO·'MONEV- DOWt4~ . . GU~RANia! I ' <r ' ' '. I - VlliUng Sundly .and Mrs. lloWord . their daughter arid and Mrs. 8111 van children of Mason. ·Also wore Mr. and Mrs.WinVan Meter, Mr. and IGeorae Van Meter. Mr. and frlenda o1 and · and Mra. IR<111sh, West Columbia. Maytag Maytag Maytag WRINGER WASHER ROUND TUB PORCBAIN SQUARE TUB WRINGER WASHER ALUMINUM TUB $119·'5 $139·95 WITH TRADE $1 59·95 WITH TRADE WITH TIIADE r:: II Ba.rgain ,~~ys . At Both Stores: Adklns Mr. and spent Mrs. Ji Keefer and dlughter, Pwla. Mrs. Abigail 'l'lrolnpoon visited Mr. and Mrs. Thorn~ JOlt and lilolher . Mrl. Beulah Mra• . RJ<kard and Mr. alibi called itn Mra. of New Haven R,UTi.ANb >. · - FURN'II.UR- ~ • ARNOLD ' i MASON FURNITURE' .. ORATE HERMAN Rtro.ANQ, o. ''''· ' I i' .. \ .f ' .,_ I Vinyl Plastic Do You Need $39.95 S188·00 of Letart visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush. . Martha 'lbomp!IOII attended Ute band festival In Ravens- Ft. FOOD FREEZER Frigidaire REFRIGERATOR . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis ' BASE ROCKERS 12 Cubic Foot ' I Innerspring $ Mattresses lillie of 111,-cwt wtn Nd wear Sher1lon's classic Mt League pants 1re full cat IIMf smooth fitting WitR traditional I'Y"OIJing , •• slloo-tai- lop, rlpper fly and . butt..- flaps on bod< po<kots. WWo - - ol IIOst- colors. ..•.• • -------- -Regular 59.95 f~rits, ) 18 8.88 I I Reaular 239.95 $ THIS SALE "-.. e2 Pillows • 1 Box Spring i Bedroom Suites Suite e2 Vanity lamps IVY LEAGUE I Sale ! 3-Piece 13-Piece • .. j Nylon Coven .. Reporting ......... _ Rutland Furniture l•Piece SOFA and CHAIR Living Room SUITES an • Time I Big Sale Of right now. S~e's expecting a child In less By LOUIS SOBOL than a month! .. . One of the dominant This might make for a rather sad lit- figures in pro football who is under fire tle feature story . The late, almost legen- Ia staggering $500,000 wager Is involvdarv all-around athlete Jim Thorpe own· ed) also happened to be. friendly with ed oil rights in Oklahoma wnich his dau· the President and hts famtly. But JFK ts ghler Charlotte inherited. The impres- a stickler for ethical behavior-no matsion was that this made her quite a weal· ter how close ihe friendship may be . . . thv heiress. Her husband is William Ad· 1t used to be that fighters and baseball lei. a waiter at a local restaurant. 10 players would gain lucrative connections, Henry's). He reveals she does recetve a either with cafes or business enterprises. quarterly check from the government Now the comedians are gaining a .foot· for those rights. Wanna know how much hold in other fields. Sam Levenson has it totals each year-regularly? $40. just become vice president of a; bever· That's right $40! age company. Jack E: I;eonard is part Arthur Schlesinger Jr. of JFK's owner of a clothing firm. Jackie Kannon ''brain trust" earns a buck or-two on the is president of a puhlishltlg .firm.• ·• ; side ·1 ·iting pieces lor magazines-which NBC's news information director., is his privilege, of course. Now in curDerby, and his .,:If<\ welc;on,ted a so& ·' Show magatine, he has an article Joe . A note from a r~ader. 'Jtave you ever . movies in which he grimly reminis u~ noticed that Canada's Lester Pearson is r the early death toil has been high a double for novelist Evelyn Waug~? .,_,/ among actresses who specialized in sat- Frankly no- -because I can't seem to reire or humor and he lists them: Jean call Evelyn Waugh's features ... Gene Harlow, Thelma Todd, Carole Lomlo;·d, Carole Landis, Kay Kendall and Marilyn Kelly turned down a bi<l to perform in with the Bolshoi ballet troupe Monroe-ail taken long before their Moscow ... Speaking of ballets, you'll view time should be up. But he forgot one of about the greatest in the Royal Ballet the truly great comediennes of earlier days-Mabel Normand-who was the now at the Met-<>p- with a queen of the toes-art, Dame Margot Fonteyn . . . . . !orerunner for these stars. Christine Keeler, the British girl-about• • To give you an idea of how little con- town, recently linked with England's War cerned Eddie Fisher seems to be about Minister John Profumo land others) was the Uz Taylor-Richard Burton affair, he in New York not too long ago, striving now grins or laughs as if he thoroughly for a Broadway career. Got nowhereenjoyed the wise-cracks made by come· and had to call on friends in London to dians regarding the triangle. But I would bail her out with fare back. • like to know just what trend the conver· Eric !Harry) Palm still manages to fly sation took when he and Sybil Burton out wherever Ethel Merman is performgot together in the post-midnight hours ing. These two, friends say, may make it at El Morocco . . . What's happened to the altar as we reported some weeks to , . 1 the promising career of Tommy Sands ago--but Ethel, with three unsuccessful ,., ' now married to pretty Nancy Sinatra' marriages to reflect upon, is now insist· ' ' The singing engagements seem to be coming at rarer intervals despite his fine ing she's going to take time-plenty of talent Because I attended the Milton time. before embarking upon a fourth Berie dinner, I sent a deputy to cover the venture-although she concedes she opening of David Merrtck's newest off- finds Palm charming and highly compan· ering, "Rattle of a Simrle Man." His ionable . . . Most of us who like Joe Kipcomment: "A dellghtfu comedy in the ness, are happy that he finally seems to ' spicy manner." For the most part, it have struck it-his Hawaii Kai restaurant has caught. on-especially with the drew posies from the critics, too. younger group . . . Nobody but nobody • • • is as vehement in her opposition to the Michael Redgrave is a conservative Federal income tax as Corinne Griffith, gentleman among our British actors. His former movie star who owns consideractress daughter, Vanessa, on the other hand, is a crusading lady-who likes to able valuable Beverly Hills real estate. speak her mind in front of a crowd.·Got has delivered close to 500 lectures on the up on a soap box in London's Hyde Park subject to various groups during the past the other day to deliver a fiery speech ten years. -although you 'd think shed take it easy • ~nd Mason Furniture marines-Polaris, nuclear -'attack" ves· sels Uke the Thresher, or conventional craft-are now the backbone of .a Nav,y that has magnified its usefulness while shifting its functions in a greatly altered defense world. Americans make sad tribute to the officers, the men and the civilian specialIsts who went down with the ship which was to have been one of the brightest links in a superb protective chain vital to us all. ' 'e $P 3-5592 GRATE ·~ . .''· '. \ �" OnCi~~ti Team Ej~ted ~DIIIlll: NEt YOI!It <vi'l' OlbetwJae•••• tbe ..... II"""! Foldi ~ , . . _ tbe ldeola' headacbo jlt!wtgh- Gileo fii'Owl!lg CDII!w.!eny balk 18!'1 be doola't mate the 1Uieo ' lule l!;tr ~·fii.lt limo N1aj> lad tho' raiN mmmMtee doeo . ln<llt4«1 ll 'iom be 111xtrt- Bowing to 111e ilv ' 4! ly fo~ ;tho 1Ato:8t '/lam!!>- eriUcJ,m from aU eldeo~oald .,w1 IDOl!!• ~ - oDol )"'1-ln be would' hove to ' .. ~ Loa ~- ·' ' what llteJlo to toke" alter he II "w.,·~~ ·.• · major leape ex· throuJb cOnducting 8 current . O<Utive .....,.q mOetlnc ll<beduled sur lhortl7 llllll tbe nile will he dis<UIIejl." Friclt: &.ld iofter National League Preirldorlt Warren.'Glle.i prevkmi7 ' llad lDdlcated be •may On f 11 IOn mo•e to --~ the belli rule.' .\ cootrlbuiiOr of $1 was So~ obviously hu to be made to CAllE to be used .to done, .and ~y, too, or there help lite Oo~nlcan Republic, oould ba 8 repelltiOD o1 the anfii'Y w_hen the Amertcan Legion deiDOIIIIzatlon wblcb took place Diary of Drew Webetor . Post, Wedneaday night ln Los Angeleo. No. 3!1. met Theaday evenmg at Tbe ,pme between the CiDciDo tho Legion Hall. nati Reds and Los Angeles Jlodg. . Mrs. David presera was delayed 18 minutes by a •dent,_ opened the meetmg in violent argument over three balks ~11Uabstlc form. It wu caUed , oo• Cf11Cinna~ pilcher Jim ed that Dr. R.. R. . o...e-. --in the serond inning. J;l. 0., aaa_ISted ,"!th the Sabm l'tolm -~· Ejection Ofal Vacctne chrucs. He travOne boi khad been called eled from. J>O$I In post In see 00 Dodger pitcher . Johnny PodJ'eS ~at su~hes were on hand, was earlk!' and after the umpiring sponSible for news on radio, team ·. ol ·Augie .Donatelli called andlotook food In workers o! the three _more on Owens, the Cin- var us posts: . cinnaU pitcher objecled .. heat· Bu~eye - Grrls_ Sta~ was dis· ediy was ejected from the cu_sseq. The Umt .wdl pay the game. ·• . .· tUition for Palrlcm HenQOSBY and wlll also sponsor Jennifer ' :~ :Eihe r .. The Daily Sentinel Jim Beard's Par-35 Leads ., .... ; ' •••• .[, r•• ''. u. -~ - . " ·~ ' ,._ 1;1,1 ;:~ •. · ~~: c:~~ly;;t~:lksDo~at;!,_!,:1~ ~~~m~ vt'::~n lgno~~'; it~mPires ~ ;~ :C!en;:.':~l!~; rom 15 1'7 . re:. Fnck, who stayed out of the general '!Olltrovern in~·H now · -.,~. . ,....! . • said he .vaDted to be "Interpreted th~ ~le th emu~. ,w.ay . for ~th B'lajOr leagu-:.:~-~rqainsln the book. :.~ks U.~lf•rml'! ;:tY :·~~f ~~cern . ~~ .un~ormlty, .~ .i~~· At. the . execut~ve :u::•- =ng II_ sitnply lui~ ' ,';!' . w at ta meant by :e •toFpr·,· ": . g to th I f c was re ernn ,8-:30 . a. · rn. ~ss totrnament· ·. 9•45 Protestant ' a.·• m. Jewish serservJce; 10:45 vice; 11:30 a. rb. chapel dedi~ti~n; 1 P·. ~· -~wimming and te~niS exhibition; 2 p. m. honor a~ard ceremony; \3 p. JJl. war battle; 3:30 p m. parade; 1 5 p. m: forinal .,treat; apd 5:30 p. m. receptidp. · \ . SaAndn::"sunckyedonwas DBay at a porrown Uon ot . f!lle . 8.05 whiclt say.s a Jug picnic. at Am· pitcher"n\usl come to a full cme erJcan Legion · · ' G' 1 &econd "Stop Ill his pitching motion u:• s ~tate Tea at when he _is. delivering the ball Memor~al _at June with a ~ on base.. · and Dlstnct summer; . "l'm in \fa'(oc of .eDforcing the tiorJ at Crooksville, JUne !fl. , rule," Frick saii:l, ~·but it's non- Thank you notes were read se;nsical to thhik &ny man can from Mayme Holmes rei flowtry to time. a ~... ers and cards sent her w~Ue Loosely trans1afif, · Umt means hospitalized and from ~te the rule may remain In the book Moore, department secre.tl•'l'y, but probably will lose aU its for $3 sent to the hospiuds in pause or some other word that the stall~. ' ' will preve~ the umpires !rum 1)811· II was announced that the , ing so many balks. Hairy has received credit , .Actually, the only t,ime Frick 30 hours of community wpuld be called upon to interpret work when six womeu the balk· ·rule would be when 'a t Racine on Sabfn Oral teams &om the two mat>r leagues cine Clinic Mrs Gerald Wildmet each other such as the AU· ermuth chal....,;n of ways . . : .. • , , Star or Series. means cOmmittee · ' 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Certified Oil Station 19 . "HOME OF .ARROW SHIRTS" POMil~Y ~ -.=:-. ' ":" O...r 200 Weakly Wlnnart- Trading Stamps Of Your Choice HI TEST 30.9 =-:-- Etery $allan Sold With A Money Back Gu1r1nte1 -- Now .. Under New Menegemtnt Cht Everything You Nttcl '· · HUEI ., .., ... Lintala, Gilbert, Eachus Lead Track Team To ·Win On the Memorial Field dodo -Lynch IPP), Nlbe>t (PP). Time en, U.. lhn•clada of C.ilclt Ed - 2:11.6, Stewart won II ol 14 events as thl!"(iisiting Big Black# !ell by a ZZO.YARD DASH: Lintalll (G) '""e of 85-29.' tied with Burnette (G) lor first, Summaries: Daligberty (PP). Time - 25.S. 120-HIGH HUDDLES: Lusher MILE REL.•Y: Won by Pt. (G I, Johnson (G), and Oliver Pleasant with Northup, Lyncb, iPPI Time 18... Wamsley, and Smith. Tlme IOO<VARD D,UH: Lintalll (G). 4:04.5. . Daugherty IPP), and Burnett SHOT PUT: Eachus (G), (GI. Ttme - 11.0.. · Elch (G), and Williamson (PP). ~IILE RUN: :;e~z (G), Burns Distom:e - 43'-%". (Gi. and Nibert (PP). Time1:55.5. '' "I'" DISCUS: Eachus (G), Skid- . more IG), Durnell (G) Distance - 112'·21>". IDGR JUMP· Gibert (G) lied with Eachus (G) lor first, Bradley (PP) and Wamsle · (PP) tie for lh,!r4. Helgiit - :..2" POLE ''VAULT: Beam (PP) and Buiijett (G). Haight _ lt1rt AI I< • - - ...... . 1!9~95 - .. w"f,th f1 ""'t:r><iJieited ..... ":'"'"' zed ... ~ CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. · BROASTED CHICKEN STEAKS - CHOPS - HAM BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES ~" ·M!''NI•.. Good Idea. COnlolidate ~ur Lum'p th~ tGP!her , and Ill)' lberil 011 with 1 .cash loan from us. Chances 1 re , 1011~ one monthly payment will be 1 lot lnt thai!' ~·tt paytng out every month ricbt now, , . \\ . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ·. ' 300.W•.S~d St.-WYandotte 2·2111; Pomeroy •aeaTo · .•aooO!!! llovonllll ' Modol ........ " ,....,. New Haven Per~onal News ., .,.. 1 • u s Bmlds Most ElastJ6>• spa6>e Ship ~irginia Reoor~er 1 ba~~~~:~.~ ~~sely ';:';;".~-' ~~~id~~m:o~ ~ A"!s·a~dari'aiiMiMIIer anEdd Le. l tccontracTht~or str~t. lights in the O:~ea~~7a~~Y :=st:r~i~~-eg~:'.d/ of Oagpole si~ti~-:;=: =All ' rs. wm wn. was by the ring astronaut U . ·n.. 8 IS Is Signed e- Stein, Mrs. Roy Crawford, Mrs . council. health and energy. A one time I in s. SCience WI committee were Mrs gheny divide, the Restored Harry Hoffman and Judy Mr I Plans w d I ~~"'crime reporter in Detroit he is g to taken backseat. brew, Mrs. Wilderra.uth · Government ere rna disposal e o proc~, . of Virginia as a Robert Cooke, Miss Wanda• Har·· with the sewage lant ....... b'mg but ''square." ' At the heart of the matter Is Mrs. Mowery. The visit or the state ~ thE. rah, Jeannine MiUer, Mrs. Eu · for the town. Legal auth!iza. Ill the movie he is portrayed America's famed Mercury space Bloodmobile April 29 was the Unaon, and the for~es gene Hudnall, and. Rev. Dille. tion was receivt:d for $8,700 for by actor Don ~urray, who also capsule and, more speeifically, itt nounced and all who can are (both local and _nail?nail whtch NEW HAVEN GARDEN CLUB preliminary planning o! the un- played' ;;al lif• memher o1 the remarkably stretchable abilltlea urged to _give blood. . West Vlrgmla as the The New Haven Garden Club paved streets u. the town. The cl?.th m The Hoodlum P:-1P:st." which appear to havp no limit. M,s. Richard Young, child state. !he author - Dr · met on Thursday at the Alex council voted to purchase a Don ~pent ~ e t t e r than a I Two years ag<1. scientists placed w~are chairman. presented E .. Moore, was born Quillen Memorial Building with truck for general town use. The month With me m New _Y1r~~ anrl what seemed a firm limit on a program, using as her theme, h" A B ~ Va. He re- Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. Donald meeting was continued until came to chW'ch every tJme I was mao-carrying Mercury capsule15 &iuare Deal For Every Child. · • gree from Foglesong and Mrs. Ray Prof- Wednesday evenin . ~ the pulpi~." Dr Pe?le said :three orbits, no more. 1be experts Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Pan- I took hSlaMle CAolleged andPh IDa· lilt serving as hostesses . Al the continuedg meeting on lheHe really tmmersed htmsel£ '" ['cited ail sorts of reasons why any. AmeriC ch · er IS • . an . . . role th · . 'rrom West Virginia University. The meetmg was opened by Wednesday Robert Anderson "It's ·• peculiar sensation to ,th:ng enbrely out of . R bl" He has pllbhst:ed several arti- the president, Mrs. L. C. Roush. and Jesse Gandee, town engm- see your life f ld th q tCm'l epu IC • The roll call was answered b eers from Charlesto0 m t "th un on e S<'reer. Mrs. CUm~in s announced cles relating .to Virginia and .. . . , Y · . • • e WI ''ln one scene involving my Today, the same SC'ientists are that there woul/ be a West Virginia hlstor} , a n d i A Gt~rde~ H_mt _for Apn~. Dur- ~e counc~lmen as listed above,l mother and father in the early getting the same type of capsule all officers Ma was a contributing authur to a ng e usme.ss me~Ung the e recor .er and t.he SanHary 1900s I round myself identifyinJ:: ready to take an astronaut, L. 26 00 initiation of candidate/ entitled " An Introduction to ~lub voted b.1 send a gll'l to na- ~oard which consist" of the with the per£ormers 80 complete- I Gordon Cooper Jr .. 22 time!'! New memb a Mon tiovernment'' ~re camp. They also voted to ayor' Gerog . Thayer and ly it emerged as a fact of time around the world sometime in 28 m~r Gordon M~ss /:mesrs. in 1954. resently, he is pant_a tree at Pleasant Valley .•les Gilbert. ~or plans Amazing. It strtJCk me with tn: May. Mrs F 'lllk' G . M the faculty at Slippery Rock Hospital Mrs. Roush also an- were made for the sewage mendous impact. I actually lived . . son -Se~an r:.ress, r rs. College, Slippery Rock. nounced that ~he had 50 trees plant. They voted to hire Herb the circumstances .all o v e r ~ .And stiLl .the end Jsn't fully In Mrs Karl Kraus. Ca I Will Pa. The Woma;.'s Club wi11 to be planted m the New Hav- Belcher. a lawye! from Charles- agajn.'' iv1ew. Plans_already are underway · tter, one of the books for the en Park thr.Jllgh the courtesy ton. to serve WJth the regular for a possible Mercury eapsw,le Clean rags ~re b~ought by and one for the library · of the Gov~rnor Barron's Clean town la'?er on the sewage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. m~nned flight of perhaps 10 orbitS -, .._ :• J::,e~~~ :~;ch btaelsent High school. I Up Campa.gn. . . planl project. Charles Carroll and Ann is the ~hts year-and the experts say it th . s e ospl Th M . i Llb ' Those attendmg were Mrs. PERSONALS daughter of Mr and Mrs 0 J " enttreiy feaSible. e. veterans to make rugs and e emom rary now F""" B I M R F B R0 be t Ro h I · · · ·' other aritcles A dessert has approximately 1000 vol- ·rr- a ey, rs : · ryant, r . us ' son Mr. Howard, Jr., all of New Haven. I Somewhere along the line a rair · served b · Mrs H r co~ umes on its shelves. 'To the Mrs. Howard BWTIS, Mrs. H. and !"'frs. Nick Roush telephon- Mrs. Garnett Burdett and Ga· degree of elasticity has ~et in. a~d ~aughier a;;.:~ chlldrens department of the li· MrL. Dyt""· MrKs. HarJold JMohnson, ed htsti pareHnts 1frum Greenlllnd ry visited relatives in Parkers- From three to 70 orbits ts 0 long . . • ' b th h h sed s. rvmg arr, r ., rs. N. recen y. e m ormed litem he burg recenlly stretch a~ George Bearhs. lrlalry. ey ave plurc a 0. Wein, Mrs. Harry Layne, would be home on furlough IDI . _·_ _ _ o owmg new vo umes: H La M M d id th Tw. . "Th erman yne, rs. M. ay an wou en be sta· . Friemlly Neighbors sey T .ms se~;es-b •I 1 nd' L. Ohlinger, Mrs. Ray Pickens, tioned in North Carolina. Rob· ~Thy wBmsbbson Twue .erry 58 ' , Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. ert is witht he U.S. Air Force. el b M ·u eeting Held e o ey ms at R h M' Lei h Re nd Mr · . Plans were made to place port" "The Bobb Tw' . ous , ISS a Jane v. a s. R. G. ElliS of flowers at the Naylors V ' n Land"· suey d ms m Powell, Mrs. L. C. Roush. Mrs. 1Huntington were visUors in 01ca O .. • • ar Y Boys Ottie Roush, Mrs. Howard Wag- town recently. 1\!emorlai playground on G. t ,.-;,S. Myste ryCrolkedDesert enhais and the hostesses. Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mr. orial Day when the 1an , tgn o1 oo Ar· ROTARY CLUB d M s bu Across From Portland Park Neighbors club met Tuesda " "TI T Tr " an rs. tone rger of Col· enlng at the home of Mrs H •e ow: Cl";:~~rerh THE Bend Rotary Club met umbus were recent visitors at · . ~use on . e 1 • T e on Thursday evening at the the home of Mrs. Taylor's parMcKhight, Spring Ave. t.1up Hdton series - " Touch~ Hartford Methodist Church for ents Mr. atxi Mrs Melvin Mrs. C. E. Clark, president, down Pass," "Clutch Hitter," their regular dinner meeting Kna~p . conducted ~e meeting. The and "Hoop Crazy," these per- During the business meeting a~ Mr ~nd Mrs Herman Layne ~~=guf~~ze ~onated b~:~ ~in b~I thrdeebsports 1f1oothall, election of officers was held; were.weekend ~isitors in Chars as awar ase a an asketba · president, Tom Reed; vice pres- leston. Mrs, El~wuud Bowers. An auc- ~iso purchased a book or ident, Dr. John Ridgway; sec- Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Roush cles :as h~~d home made artl- tions, a book on Ctvd War and retary- treasurer, Russell Cape- were week end visitors in NiG · . hart; Board of Directors, Jack tro. PORTLAND, OHIO ames were played and 1ve Ingraham, Mrs. Lester Rus- Flesher Kay Wilson and Tom Joan Carroll and Ann Howard . !!Irs. sell. Mrs. Robert Chapman, Reed ' studenl nurses at StMary's hosPaul Lawrence, Mgr. · andMrs. Donley ljeibel, Mrs. Em- Th~se attending were Jack pilal in Huntington, will be lak-IL,..,..,..,,.,..,,.,..,..,..,..,..,...,.,.,.,.,.,....,..,..,.,! were Well, Mrs. George B~ch- Flesher, Uoyd Roush, Donald ing work in connection with 1--naqled above and guests,. Judy, Shtela, F. Roush, Herman Layne, Har· their psychiatric treatment Arnold, Mrs. Beth McKmght. ry Miller, Floyd Carmack. Ri· courses al OUr Lady of Peace chard Ord, Kay Wilson, Tom hospital in Louisville, Ky .. for Reed, Rome Williamson, R~ the next three months. Joan is Named as the . . e I Ql<:rL I interest~:g tart~:nthega~m~~ .:~:.was ° ;m ° NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENn PARK DRIVE-IN OPEN 10:30 A.M. til10:30 P.M. ICE CREAM - SANDWICHES SOn DRINKS -COFFEE -HOT DOGS MoiMrt ABULOVA FOR THE "WHITfSJ'f' WHITE HQUSE ON YOUR STREET... Us• A Lasting Symbol of Your Devotion .,. ' ...... .........IUMJ,.,. . . . .r.ett". .~•. hM<o INSTALL ANEW .._._,.I~WIO... C~!r~]~r · ....... te ... l ..... , • • • • • •to•IMI-e •soalh.ut ..a.. •••t• •h•t "-It " .011 ...,.. 1MB 3g .ortk '*II•• ot •a.t•• .,n •• mi,_IN-iOlto... Miw, lq 11 fUR.CENOW-ANo , WHEN Y~UU START SAVINQ'llfllltl' ·:·' THUIISTFROST CO_,! Hfto•, la~t. ht.tllPea• ......... loa1Jt.3ot.la """"""" P'NI' . tlio There's still time to c:hoose a flmous Butovo lor Mother. Wa have • complete selection of atyles to choose from - at prices to 1n eYery lift budaet. Mother's Day May 12 ,..,.l ............. u. ln ...,., Mil•• - c~oalnt elethea. Aek ••• 14 . .11\f . : '.' ~ Htot Elcltln1•• aives you more he;;t, ~u;~. '- • 1.00 DOWN HOLDS IN i.AY-AWA't PHONE ' --- . "ltc:" ent ...~­ 11!1111 I:W .W"""'I"' Jtwtlt lh ')llllw • dlt'IIIM$ 11 wtltt. ... = fiiiT Ull "' • · WtJit . . . . .......... ....... :n , ~ ... 111111-lfll, q ,... . • ......,, Goessler Jewelry Store M•SON, W. PHONE SP 3-5554 '' .. . ' leod a rich fuD ur. \rltlt tbe alive powero glveo you." u!,p •.;:;::: ~I POMEROY. WY 2--34,. I: weor Pr•·•·- ' HOURS , MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. ' TUES., WED., THUR, 9 A:M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO·· ~~ .· -p. Ed-"'"" GIVE "''intenancund rtPiirs: , 'aeU Capehart, Dr. Thomas MeGowan, PbiUp Wolpert and . win Stein. Bit parta: William Orr, wi1o ~RARY OPEN BOUSE ' book of Fall')l Tal... ('~ -.,. VI!S A, lV:.~SARY wUI produce "Camelot" f<B' War· National Library Wee~ will CLASS _HONORS MINISTEII Charles R. S(o.; u1 New 11a~ Broil., eayo be ' - k> land observed from April 21 thru The Wm Won Class of the ven, 8 Philip Sporn plllnt omElizabeth Taylor and 1licbanl 27th at the Alex Quillen l<ew Haven EUB Church held ployee, observed his 20th anBurton u the C<><~tan of tilt m New Haven whtC/1 IS a s':"""'" birthda) and Fel- niversary with Jle Appalachian ~IOYie -Biun. . . 0<- Molal· · by lite New Haven !ows.~lp meeting for _lhetr mm· Power Company. He hegan his 101u' :;ew brook, "No Adam in club w1th Mrs. Edwm uter, Rev. Robert Dille, at lite e.nploymenl as a lllborer In the Edell, will be filmed by lllth as UbrarUUI. On April 2 regular monthly meeting Mon- Cabin Creek Plllnl. M09t of bis r.,ntury-Fox, the studio which House wiU be held at day evenmg at the church. Rev. eaperience haa been in tho opproduced her "Pey!DD Plaee,• library from l 1<> 3:3<1 p. m. DUle was preser.ted a wrist orating department, where be and "Return to Peyton Placo" .• , school children and from wa!ch. Devotions were led by worked as a filter plant opera·..,..,. of the controversy In whtco Mel Ferrer, Audrey Hepburn'l to 8 p. m. .'or adults. The Mn. Harold Bumgarner and tor, also a boiler and turbine Dr Peale b.. been involved bueband, baa signed to etar ill theme lor the library durinP, tbe recreation. was in charge or o,eralor. He wa. transferred In 011 8 visit to Hollywood to. ..., "Pari& 1900" which rollo ta week will be " Read; the Fifth Rev. Mrs, Achsah Miller. the Sporn Plllnt lllbor depart- the rushea of the nearly mmp'e" France thia summer • , .• - Enjoy It." , . Members and guests attend- ment in November 1961. ed fllm, Dr. Peale w.. asked There will be a displa of ma- • mg we•e Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. He " a Navy veteran and a what be thnugbt 0) the pictu.,, • !erial concering West R. F. _Bryant. Rev. Mrs. Ach· member of the American Leg- "Some of tho scenea are •• and the Centennial book, " A 1s~h Miller, Mrs. Howard Bur- 10r, Post 80 at C•bin Creek. realistic and \he sets ,. perle<'! • • Banner in the Hills," will be lor l'lll, Mrs. George Jewell, Mr. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING I tbught 1 was becl on Waiout sale al $5.00 per copy. This is a Edgar Layne, Mrs. Clllyton Ath- The New Haven Town Cuun- S~eel in Syra,, 1,., New Yoct.,'· history of secession and the ey, Mrs. E. c. Riddle, Mr. and eli met Monday evening for a b. oaid. '-' Civil War in . . . Mrs. Otha L•evmg, Mr. and 1 regular meeting at the city Western Vtrgm~a Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mr. and building with the mayor F. C. ..The story ~~ ~lcurate ln gel'!h' h tthhe yethars 1hBOO • th1863, tn Mrs. Ralph Sayre Mr. and Reichert Thelma erat although they"" put a littl• '-' w •c d e au ors ows e M Ha · ' ' ic' tb k Th h' h I • th rs. rry Ptckens Mr and Capehart and Councilmen Karl m~ on e ca e. ey tear me ~: a~i eve~tshw ~~ ea to e Mrs. Paul Richard, Sharo~ and ' Wiles, Leo F. Gibbs, Henry~· pieces in som~ parts f·r my CAPE CANAVERAL <UPJIrma on o t e at~ of ~est Debbie, Mrs. Jack Fle~her and I Buck, Jr., and Nelson Roush Power of PtJsitJv~ TbinkJrlg. I ~cede Ole Rwsians what you The .:ook Ls netther Sharry, Mr. an-.~ Mrs. Tom Hoff- present Btd that's th-E> wat it hapexor.ed l wdl, but to the United Stale!! must .nu tary nor . man and Tommy Mrs. Roy i Mr Q c Hall Mr T Hen- in real life when Iwtole the :...1,,k ·1 go the honor of having built what to ,~:- ~ts ~ove:;;.ge . Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles drtck~ and Mr. Giimo~e ~~ the "I• &Old more than 2 mHiion seems to be the world's most eta .. . ac VI_ le:; e story lS Weaver and Charles and Ran- Appalachian Power Co. met ~OPle!t and. was called 'the Pe&le- tic spaceship. cor- dy , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bum- witt the member, for the pur· ;;:' All this is told ir. j The result could he the first th 'd . f garner, M1ss Ethel Riddle, Mr. pose of renewt the ten year P · Iendurance 00 te t · Jleft'l how i Chrpltr Alfiemp F111111ce cUt, fUel bhli,; · ! -- Dr. Peak ......,r lllai'Uolllie ball a .,....go. A1bcJ to ._. pi~ . the ~ llid 'With the ~of Gael JOU 011 ,., . ..,.... the ""' 111111 Can of the ..,.:W _. •UOU..YW_OOD (UPII' - Dr. N_<mW ViDceDI I'Mie. of pool· t•vt thinkinc lome, hu aliOIHd a motiOD pl<ture lo be ·made ol ~· ure. titl4d. 1101 ,....,tolncJy, "llte story of Normu Poole." The fan>eol ProtoolaDI .,wu..... _II one of the few livlnc ..... . from oporla fl8uMs "' ll"e a blograpbloal movie fillll"d durllll bia Uletlme. Another IU<!b personage Ia c!Pnt John r Kennedy but " 1'1 liP'' 11 1 ~ 1, few ;.,ontho of hll Ule during World War 0 The Peele story gnea back 10 the cler 111811• nd ~Ilc.wo ,.. J)l'esent day 11 lncludeo the ....,. ing and ..~ of his wife ard a... ....... NOlL . . . . . ' WAIT .r RmE sNow F 8'~" BROAD Jl)MP: Giber\ (G), Lintala (G) and Elsnaugle (G) Distance -'18,_.W' ' ' ' ! DON'T In oprlnj tralnlnj. qufte . -, otm "' """''"" tbe llllllre - . .• t..,. , 53e WEST MAIN STREET 9 TaxesAllPaid • nde wbllo tbe - tbe blm to fcrced but like &a.d Hutco!ri•..., problo it, to lll1 gly "l!ainot the rule. feiiOO!J," nor io be wlllinc to Iii- rule lhet eould lli8ke basebaU a or af '"'~if lood tile Giles fillds blmlell with a ttger <1'•1!10 the cllaoo 111e rule haa f11rce. pitchero are not by llle toll, . CllUIOII up to oow. American Looguo Preoi<lent Joe ~lly. ._ Admittedly,_ he k>ld all Natiooal "Ruleo are 111 tho book .., be Cronin iulltlng pretJr. He haa 110 - ; ~el of the Melt, Paul League umjlll'eo to eJ\Iorce the enltlrced," Giles aaid, "but 1 ba•• balk problem at all of tho <If· p~t>- and bowling - """ It would fl'rie!t Iillo wai!Ca ndeo ..,. """".t o lb!<l Jn ~. Gopo ¥8IICb Pbllllee 1101 look rfcht for Glloo be doeoa't erw~lmlng majorit~ ~ Nal_ionol a1rad7 ltave teU umpirH ..,. "forget ~ly care U~ wltlt ~ill •• F .. Ill • LOW HURDLES: ~ •tr•ng (Gl •nd Johneon (G) tie ·.- fQr first; Bradley and Oliver IPP) tie lor third. Time - 24.1. 48-YARD DASH- Northup (~), McCoW.. (G), and Wamsley IPP). Time- 1:00. •YARD BVf!': Burna (GJ,I Giles ~ playen. a lldilaJ .Rich8rda . aad lbn'7 Cl'lll of tho C.lp, J"""-7 ~ ol tho Card· p · thel she wu sponaoring a less bake aale. Poppies which will be May %4 • 25 have arrived. J. M. Thornton, vice will have charge of the sale. Mrs. Ben Neutzllng will Friday morning, May 24, dlo, concerning lite sale. in~. "lth the aa1e will he Mrs. Charles Hayes,, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Millnn Rouah, Mason Fbher, Mrs. Paul Mrs. T. A. HamJesay, Mrs. Neulzllng, Mra. Ernest Mrs. Wildermuth, Mrs. Cheesebrew, Mrs. Eddie ett, Mrs. George Mowery the girls which the Umt sponsormg to gtrls stale. Mrs. NeutzUng was named to have cberge of placing AuxiUThe _Jleds showed tbelr disp!eas- Crew 8ft~ ~ta Carpenter whose ary markers on aves or deand towelll tuition be pa,ld by Eta ·pbJ ceased members :e .• I "to the' field ·DilDlltelH· steitmtn -• x· G · · t: . . • 8 auu I aiQmQ Mu· Chapters which included Mrs Hy f"sell '?Y then, banished the en- of &la- ~gma !'m and Louella sell, Mrs. Allred Elberlled . ) fN Cmcmnatl te~m but said man- Thoinpsoit- and Ruth Ann Bailey Mrs. Ellen Nease It was Jger Fred Hutchmson could sum· who will ~Y their own tuition ported that Elsie ·Hart Mrs 1 mon the Red1' .plaYers as needed. .A bulle~ was read ff.om Chi~ OUn Knapp and Mrs ' · 1 ' LeAs matters now stand, National lif'<!fue • Veterans H!!Spilal, an- llolm~s were improving Mrs a~ ~plres are enforcmg the ~ing V~ter81ls Day May 5 William Baxter in hos ibl . and that thf _ot the Mrs. Clifford Hayes if.. Round A . Le , ,gram , will De:1 Umting Serv1ce robm get well cards were , : agmendta to each. the east _ west F h' off' he . . : . , ·•-'f' rna en ; Great Lake 5 to th '~eJ>t.:lpnl!"g.helmeta - 144. - Cummings~ GAHS Over Middies 19}-4! -Arrmtrong. and Johnson. Time =• _..... D Wb ,, rew e ster Auxiliary Makes ··$J5 C 'buf' T0 CAhE K . PAGE GBOO-JA:i~h n:;~;, ~f:ta~i. :r.~ Balk Rule Wednesday --~:;;;::d:;~Rare. Event w·IthH0 nywood Court St. ~ ' . !' : �" OnCi~~ti Team Ej~ted ~DIIIlll: NEt YOI!It <vi'l' OlbetwJae•••• tbe ..... II"""! Foldi ~ , . . _ tbe ldeola' headacbo jlt!wtgh- Gileo fii'Owl!lg CDII!w.!eny balk 18!'1 be doola't mate the 1Uieo ' lule l!;tr ~·fii.lt limo N1aj> lad tho' raiN mmmMtee doeo . ln<llt4«1 ll 'iom be 111xtrt- Bowing to 111e ilv ' 4! ly fo~ ;tho 1Ato:8t '/lam!!>- eriUcJ,m from aU eldeo~oald .,w1 IDOl!!• ~ - oDol )"'1-ln be would' hove to ' .. ~ Loa ~- ·' ' what llteJlo to toke" alter he II "w.,·~~ ·.• · major leape ex· throuJb cOnducting 8 current . O<Utive .....,.q mOetlnc ll<beduled sur lhortl7 llllll tbe nile will he dis<UIIejl." Friclt: &.ld iofter National League Preirldorlt Warren.'Glle.i prevkmi7 ' llad lDdlcated be •may On f 11 IOn mo•e to --~ the belli rule.' .\ cootrlbuiiOr of $1 was So~ obviously hu to be made to CAllE to be used .to done, .and ~y, too, or there help lite Oo~nlcan Republic, oould ba 8 repelltiOD o1 the anfii'Y w_hen the Amertcan Legion deiDOIIIIzatlon wblcb took place Diary of Drew Webetor . Post, Wedneaday night ln Los Angeleo. No. 3!1. met Theaday evenmg at Tbe ,pme between the CiDciDo tho Legion Hall. nati Reds and Los Angeles Jlodg. . Mrs. David presera was delayed 18 minutes by a •dent,_ opened the meetmg in violent argument over three balks ~11Uabstlc form. It wu caUed , oo• Cf11Cinna~ pilcher Jim ed that Dr. R.. R. . o...e-. --in the serond inning. J;l. 0., aaa_ISted ,"!th the Sabm l'tolm -~· Ejection Ofal Vacctne chrucs. He travOne boi khad been called eled from. J>O$I In post In see 00 Dodger pitcher . Johnny PodJ'eS ~at su~hes were on hand, was earlk!' and after the umpiring sponSible for news on radio, team ·. ol ·Augie .Donatelli called andlotook food In workers o! the three _more on Owens, the Cin- var us posts: . cinnaU pitcher objecled .. heat· Bu~eye - Grrls_ Sta~ was dis· ediy was ejected from the cu_sseq. The Umt .wdl pay the game. ·• . .· tUition for Palrlcm HenQOSBY and wlll also sponsor Jennifer ' :~ :Eihe r .. The Daily Sentinel Jim Beard's Par-35 Leads ., .... ; ' •••• .[, r•• ''. u. -~ - . " ·~ ' ,._ 1;1,1 ;:~ •. · ~~: c:~~ly;;t~:lksDo~at;!,_!,:1~ ~~~m~ vt'::~n lgno~~'; it~mPires ~ ;~ :C!en;:.':~l!~; rom 15 1'7 . re:. Fnck, who stayed out of the general '!Olltrovern in~·H now · -.,~. . ,....! . • said he .vaDted to be "Interpreted th~ ~le th emu~. ,w.ay . for ~th B'lajOr leagu-:.:~-~rqainsln the book. :.~ks U.~lf•rml'! ;:tY :·~~f ~~cern . ~~ .un~ormlty, .~ .i~~· At. the . execut~ve :u::•- =ng II_ sitnply lui~ ' ,';!' . w at ta meant by :e •toFpr·,· ": . g to th I f c was re ernn ,8-:30 . a. · rn. ~ss totrnament· ·. 9•45 Protestant ' a.·• m. Jewish serservJce; 10:45 vice; 11:30 a. rb. chapel dedi~ti~n; 1 P·. ~· -~wimming and te~niS exhibition; 2 p. m. honor a~ard ceremony; \3 p. JJl. war battle; 3:30 p m. parade; 1 5 p. m: forinal .,treat; apd 5:30 p. m. receptidp. · \ . SaAndn::"sunckyedonwas DBay at a porrown Uon ot . f!lle . 8.05 whiclt say.s a Jug picnic. at Am· pitcher"n\usl come to a full cme erJcan Legion · · ' G' 1 &econd "Stop Ill his pitching motion u:• s ~tate Tea at when he _is. delivering the ball Memor~al _at June with a ~ on base.. · and Dlstnct summer; . "l'm in \fa'(oc of .eDforcing the tiorJ at Crooksville, JUne !fl. , rule," Frick saii:l, ~·but it's non- Thank you notes were read se;nsical to thhik &ny man can from Mayme Holmes rei flowtry to time. a ~... ers and cards sent her w~Ue Loosely trans1afif, · Umt means hospitalized and from ~te the rule may remain In the book Moore, department secre.tl•'l'y, but probably will lose aU its for $3 sent to the hospiuds in pause or some other word that the stall~. ' ' will preve~ the umpires !rum 1)811· II was announced that the , ing so many balks. Hairy has received credit , .Actually, the only t,ime Frick 30 hours of community wpuld be called upon to interpret work when six womeu the balk· ·rule would be when 'a t Racine on Sabfn Oral teams &om the two mat>r leagues cine Clinic Mrs Gerald Wildmet each other such as the AU· ermuth chal....,;n of ways . . : .. • , , Star or Series. means cOmmittee · ' 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Certified Oil Station 19 . "HOME OF .ARROW SHIRTS" POMil~Y ~ -.=:-. ' ":" O...r 200 Weakly Wlnnart- Trading Stamps Of Your Choice HI TEST 30.9 =-:-- Etery $allan Sold With A Money Back Gu1r1nte1 -- Now .. Under New Menegemtnt Cht Everything You Nttcl '· · HUEI ., .., ... Lintala, Gilbert, Eachus Lead Track Team To ·Win On the Memorial Field dodo -Lynch IPP), Nlbe>t (PP). Time en, U.. lhn•clada of C.ilclt Ed - 2:11.6, Stewart won II ol 14 events as thl!"(iisiting Big Black# !ell by a ZZO.YARD DASH: Lintalll (G) '""e of 85-29.' tied with Burnette (G) lor first, Summaries: Daligberty (PP). Time - 25.S. 120-HIGH HUDDLES: Lusher MILE REL.•Y: Won by Pt. (G I, Johnson (G), and Oliver Pleasant with Northup, Lyncb, iPPI Time 18... Wamsley, and Smith. Tlme IOO<VARD D,UH: Lintalll (G). 4:04.5. . Daugherty IPP), and Burnett SHOT PUT: Eachus (G), (GI. Ttme - 11.0.. · Elch (G), and Williamson (PP). ~IILE RUN: :;e~z (G), Burns Distom:e - 43'-%". (Gi. and Nibert (PP). Time1:55.5. '' "I'" DISCUS: Eachus (G), Skid- . more IG), Durnell (G) Distance - 112'·21>". IDGR JUMP· Gibert (G) lied with Eachus (G) lor first, Bradley (PP) and Wamsle · (PP) tie for lh,!r4. Helgiit - :..2" POLE ''VAULT: Beam (PP) and Buiijett (G). Haight _ lt1rt AI I< • - - ...... . 1!9~95 - .. w"f,th f1 ""'t:r><iJieited ..... ":'"'"' zed ... ~ CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. · BROASTED CHICKEN STEAKS - CHOPS - HAM BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES ~" ·M!''NI•.. Good Idea. COnlolidate ~ur Lum'p th~ tGP!her , and Ill)' lberil 011 with 1 .cash loan from us. Chances 1 re , 1011~ one monthly payment will be 1 lot lnt thai!' ~·tt paytng out every month ricbt now, , . \\ . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ·. ' 300.W•.S~d St.-WYandotte 2·2111; Pomeroy •aeaTo · .•aooO!!! llovonllll ' Modol ........ " ,....,. New Haven Per~onal News ., .,.. 1 • u s Bmlds Most ElastJ6>• spa6>e Ship ~irginia Reoor~er 1 ba~~~~:~.~ ~~sely ';:';;".~-' ~~~id~~m:o~ ~ A"!s·a~dari'aiiMiMIIer anEdd Le. l tccontracTht~or str~t. lights in the O:~ea~~7a~~Y :=st:r~i~~-eg~:'.d/ of Oagpole si~ti~-:;=: =All ' rs. wm wn. was by the ring astronaut U . ·n.. 8 IS Is Signed e- Stein, Mrs. Roy Crawford, Mrs . council. health and energy. A one time I in s. SCience WI committee were Mrs gheny divide, the Restored Harry Hoffman and Judy Mr I Plans w d I ~~"'crime reporter in Detroit he is g to taken backseat. brew, Mrs. Wilderra.uth · Government ere rna disposal e o proc~, . of Virginia as a Robert Cooke, Miss Wanda• Har·· with the sewage lant ....... b'mg but ''square." ' At the heart of the matter Is Mrs. Mowery. The visit or the state ~ thE. rah, Jeannine MiUer, Mrs. Eu · for the town. Legal auth!iza. Ill the movie he is portrayed America's famed Mercury space Bloodmobile April 29 was the Unaon, and the for~es gene Hudnall, and. Rev. Dille. tion was receivt:d for $8,700 for by actor Don ~urray, who also capsule and, more speeifically, itt nounced and all who can are (both local and _nail?nail whtch NEW HAVEN GARDEN CLUB preliminary planning o! the un- played' ;;al lif• memher o1 the remarkably stretchable abilltlea urged to _give blood. . West Vlrgmla as the The New Haven Garden Club paved streets u. the town. The cl?.th m The Hoodlum P:-1P:st." which appear to havp no limit. M,s. Richard Young, child state. !he author - Dr · met on Thursday at the Alex council voted to purchase a Don ~pent ~ e t t e r than a I Two years ag<1. scientists placed w~are chairman. presented E .. Moore, was born Quillen Memorial Building with truck for general town use. The month With me m New _Y1r~~ anrl what seemed a firm limit on a program, using as her theme, h" A B ~ Va. He re- Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. Donald meeting was continued until came to chW'ch every tJme I was mao-carrying Mercury capsule15 &iuare Deal For Every Child. · • gree from Foglesong and Mrs. Ray Prof- Wednesday evenin . ~ the pulpi~." Dr Pe?le said :three orbits, no more. 1be experts Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Pan- I took hSlaMle CAolleged andPh IDa· lilt serving as hostesses . Al the continuedg meeting on lheHe really tmmersed htmsel£ '" ['cited ail sorts of reasons why any. AmeriC ch · er IS • . an . . . role th · . 'rrom West Virginia University. The meetmg was opened by Wednesday Robert Anderson "It's ·• peculiar sensation to ,th:ng enbrely out of . R bl" He has pllbhst:ed several arti- the president, Mrs. L. C. Roush. and Jesse Gandee, town engm- see your life f ld th q tCm'l epu IC • The roll call was answered b eers from Charlesto0 m t "th un on e S<'reer. Mrs. CUm~in s announced cles relating .to Virginia and .. . . , Y · . • • e WI ''ln one scene involving my Today, the same SC'ientists are that there woul/ be a West Virginia hlstor} , a n d i A Gt~rde~ H_mt _for Apn~. Dur- ~e counc~lmen as listed above,l mother and father in the early getting the same type of capsule all officers Ma was a contributing authur to a ng e usme.ss me~Ung the e recor .er and t.he SanHary 1900s I round myself identifyinJ:: ready to take an astronaut, L. 26 00 initiation of candidate/ entitled " An Introduction to ~lub voted b.1 send a gll'l to na- ~oard which consist" of the with the per£ormers 80 complete- I Gordon Cooper Jr .. 22 time!'! New memb a Mon tiovernment'' ~re camp. They also voted to ayor' Gerog . Thayer and ly it emerged as a fact of time around the world sometime in 28 m~r Gordon M~ss /:mesrs. in 1954. resently, he is pant_a tree at Pleasant Valley .•les Gilbert. ~or plans Amazing. It strtJCk me with tn: May. Mrs F 'lllk' G . M the faculty at Slippery Rock Hospital Mrs. Roush also an- were made for the sewage mendous impact. I actually lived . . son -Se~an r:.ress, r rs. College, Slippery Rock. nounced that ~he had 50 trees plant. They voted to hire Herb the circumstances .all o v e r ~ .And stiLl .the end Jsn't fully In Mrs Karl Kraus. Ca I Will Pa. The Woma;.'s Club wi11 to be planted m the New Hav- Belcher. a lawye! from Charles- agajn.'' iv1ew. Plans_already are underway · tter, one of the books for the en Park thr.Jllgh the courtesy ton. to serve WJth the regular for a possible Mercury eapsw,le Clean rags ~re b~ought by and one for the library · of the Gov~rnor Barron's Clean town la'?er on the sewage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. m~nned flight of perhaps 10 orbitS -, .._ :• J::,e~~~ :~;ch btaelsent High school. I Up Campa.gn. . . planl project. Charles Carroll and Ann is the ~hts year-and the experts say it th . s e ospl Th M . i Llb ' Those attendmg were Mrs. PERSONALS daughter of Mr and Mrs 0 J " enttreiy feaSible. e. veterans to make rugs and e emom rary now F""" B I M R F B R0 be t Ro h I · · · ·' other aritcles A dessert has approximately 1000 vol- ·rr- a ey, rs : · ryant, r . us ' son Mr. Howard, Jr., all of New Haven. I Somewhere along the line a rair · served b · Mrs H r co~ umes on its shelves. 'To the Mrs. Howard BWTIS, Mrs. H. and !"'frs. Nick Roush telephon- Mrs. Garnett Burdett and Ga· degree of elasticity has ~et in. a~d ~aughier a;;.:~ chlldrens department of the li· MrL. Dyt""· MrKs. HarJold JMohnson, ed htsti pareHnts 1frum Greenlllnd ry visited relatives in Parkers- From three to 70 orbits ts 0 long . . • ' b th h h sed s. rvmg arr, r ., rs. N. recen y. e m ormed litem he burg recenlly stretch a~ George Bearhs. lrlalry. ey ave plurc a 0. Wein, Mrs. Harry Layne, would be home on furlough IDI . _·_ _ _ o owmg new vo umes: H La M M d id th Tw. . "Th erman yne, rs. M. ay an wou en be sta· . Friemlly Neighbors sey T .ms se~;es-b •I 1 nd' L. Ohlinger, Mrs. Ray Pickens, tioned in North Carolina. Rob· ~Thy wBmsbbson Twue .erry 58 ' , Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. ert is witht he U.S. Air Force. el b M ·u eeting Held e o ey ms at R h M' Lei h Re nd Mr · . Plans were made to place port" "The Bobb Tw' . ous , ISS a Jane v. a s. R. G. ElliS of flowers at the Naylors V ' n Land"· suey d ms m Powell, Mrs. L. C. Roush. Mrs. 1Huntington were visUors in 01ca O .. • • ar Y Boys Ottie Roush, Mrs. Howard Wag- town recently. 1\!emorlai playground on G. t ,.-;,S. Myste ryCrolkedDesert enhais and the hostesses. Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mr. orial Day when the 1an , tgn o1 oo Ar· ROTARY CLUB d M s bu Across From Portland Park Neighbors club met Tuesda " "TI T Tr " an rs. tone rger of Col· enlng at the home of Mrs H •e ow: Cl";:~~rerh THE Bend Rotary Club met umbus were recent visitors at · . ~use on . e 1 • T e on Thursday evening at the the home of Mrs. Taylor's parMcKhight, Spring Ave. t.1up Hdton series - " Touch~ Hartford Methodist Church for ents Mr. atxi Mrs Melvin Mrs. C. E. Clark, president, down Pass," "Clutch Hitter," their regular dinner meeting Kna~p . conducted ~e meeting. The and "Hoop Crazy," these per- During the business meeting a~ Mr ~nd Mrs Herman Layne ~~=guf~~ze ~onated b~:~ ~in b~I thrdeebsports 1f1oothall, election of officers was held; were.weekend ~isitors in Chars as awar ase a an asketba · president, Tom Reed; vice pres- leston. Mrs, El~wuud Bowers. An auc- ~iso purchased a book or ident, Dr. John Ridgway; sec- Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Roush cles :as h~~d home made artl- tions, a book on Ctvd War and retary- treasurer, Russell Cape- were week end visitors in NiG · . hart; Board of Directors, Jack tro. PORTLAND, OHIO ames were played and 1ve Ingraham, Mrs. Lester Rus- Flesher Kay Wilson and Tom Joan Carroll and Ann Howard . !!Irs. sell. Mrs. Robert Chapman, Reed ' studenl nurses at StMary's hosPaul Lawrence, Mgr. · andMrs. Donley ljeibel, Mrs. Em- Th~se attending were Jack pilal in Huntington, will be lak-IL,..,..,..,,.,..,,.,..,..,..,..,..,...,.,.,.,.,.,....,..,..,.,! were Well, Mrs. George B~ch- Flesher, Uoyd Roush, Donald ing work in connection with 1--naqled above and guests,. Judy, Shtela, F. Roush, Herman Layne, Har· their psychiatric treatment Arnold, Mrs. Beth McKmght. ry Miller, Floyd Carmack. Ri· courses al OUr Lady of Peace chard Ord, Kay Wilson, Tom hospital in Louisville, Ky .. for Reed, Rome Williamson, R~ the next three months. Joan is Named as the . . e I Ql<:rL I interest~:g tart~:nthega~m~~ .:~:.was ° ;m ° NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENn PARK DRIVE-IN OPEN 10:30 A.M. til10:30 P.M. ICE CREAM - SANDWICHES SOn DRINKS -COFFEE -HOT DOGS MoiMrt ABULOVA FOR THE "WHITfSJ'f' WHITE HQUSE ON YOUR STREET... Us• A Lasting Symbol of Your Devotion .,. ' ...... .........IUMJ,.,. . . . .r.ett". .~•. hM<o INSTALL ANEW .._._,.I~WIO... C~!r~]~r · ....... te ... l ..... , • • • • • •to•IMI-e •soalh.ut ..a.. •••t• •h•t "-It " .011 ...,.. 1MB 3g .ortk '*II•• ot •a.t•• .,n •• mi,_IN-iOlto... Miw, lq 11 fUR.CENOW-ANo , WHEN Y~UU START SAVINQ'llfllltl' ·:·' THUIISTFROST CO_,! Hfto•, la~t. ht.tllPea• ......... loa1Jt.3ot.la """"""" P'NI' . tlio There's still time to c:hoose a flmous Butovo lor Mother. Wa have • complete selection of atyles to choose from - at prices to 1n eYery lift budaet. Mother's Day May 12 ,..,.l ............. u. ln ...,., Mil•• - c~oalnt elethea. Aek ••• 14 . .11\f . : '.' ~ Htot Elcltln1•• aives you more he;;t, ~u;~. '- • 1.00 DOWN HOLDS IN i.AY-AWA't PHONE ' --- . "ltc:" ent ...~­ 11!1111 I:W .W"""'I"' Jtwtlt lh ')llllw • dlt'IIIM$ 11 wtltt. ... = fiiiT Ull "' • · WtJit . . . . .......... ....... :n , ~ ... 111111-lfll, q ,... . • ......,, Goessler Jewelry Store M•SON, W. PHONE SP 3-5554 '' .. . ' leod a rich fuD ur. \rltlt tbe alive powero glveo you." u!,p •.;:;::: ~I POMEROY. WY 2--34,. I: weor Pr•·•·- ' HOURS , MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. ' TUES., WED., THUR, 9 A:M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO·· ~~ .· -p. Ed-"'"" GIVE "''intenancund rtPiirs: , 'aeU Capehart, Dr. Thomas MeGowan, PbiUp Wolpert and . win Stein. Bit parta: William Orr, wi1o ~RARY OPEN BOUSE ' book of Fall')l Tal... ('~ -.,. VI!S A, lV:.~SARY wUI produce "Camelot" f<B' War· National Library Wee~ will CLASS _HONORS MINISTEII Charles R. S(o.; u1 New 11a~ Broil., eayo be ' - k> land observed from April 21 thru The Wm Won Class of the ven, 8 Philip Sporn plllnt omElizabeth Taylor and 1licbanl 27th at the Alex Quillen l<ew Haven EUB Church held ployee, observed his 20th anBurton u the C<><~tan of tilt m New Haven whtC/1 IS a s':"""'" birthda) and Fel- niversary with Jle Appalachian ~IOYie -Biun. . . 0<- Molal· · by lite New Haven !ows.~lp meeting for _lhetr mm· Power Company. He hegan his 101u' :;ew brook, "No Adam in club w1th Mrs. Edwm uter, Rev. Robert Dille, at lite e.nploymenl as a lllborer In the Edell, will be filmed by lllth as UbrarUUI. On April 2 regular monthly meeting Mon- Cabin Creek Plllnl. M09t of bis r.,ntury-Fox, the studio which House wiU be held at day evenmg at the church. Rev. eaperience haa been in tho opproduced her "Pey!DD Plaee,• library from l 1<> 3:3<1 p. m. DUle was preser.ted a wrist orating department, where be and "Return to Peyton Placo" .• , school children and from wa!ch. Devotions were led by worked as a filter plant opera·..,..,. of the controversy In whtco Mel Ferrer, Audrey Hepburn'l to 8 p. m. .'or adults. The Mn. Harold Bumgarner and tor, also a boiler and turbine Dr Peale b.. been involved bueband, baa signed to etar ill theme lor the library durinP, tbe recreation. was in charge or o,eralor. He wa. transferred In 011 8 visit to Hollywood to. ..., "Pari& 1900" which rollo ta week will be " Read; the Fifth Rev. Mrs, Achsah Miller. the Sporn Plllnt lllbor depart- the rushea of the nearly mmp'e" France thia summer • , .• - Enjoy It." , . Members and guests attend- ment in November 1961. ed fllm, Dr. Peale w.. asked There will be a displa of ma- • mg we•e Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. He " a Navy veteran and a what be thnugbt 0) the pictu.,, • !erial concering West R. F. _Bryant. Rev. Mrs. Ach· member of the American Leg- "Some of tho scenea are •• and the Centennial book, " A 1s~h Miller, Mrs. Howard Bur- 10r, Post 80 at C•bin Creek. realistic and \he sets ,. perle<'! • • Banner in the Hills," will be lor l'lll, Mrs. George Jewell, Mr. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING I tbught 1 was becl on Waiout sale al $5.00 per copy. This is a Edgar Layne, Mrs. Clllyton Ath- The New Haven Town Cuun- S~eel in Syra,, 1,., New Yoct.,'· history of secession and the ey, Mrs. E. c. Riddle, Mr. and eli met Monday evening for a b. oaid. '-' Civil War in . . . Mrs. Otha L•evmg, Mr. and 1 regular meeting at the city Western Vtrgm~a Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mr. and building with the mayor F. C. ..The story ~~ ~lcurate ln gel'!h' h tthhe yethars 1hBOO • th1863, tn Mrs. Ralph Sayre Mr. and Reichert Thelma erat although they"" put a littl• '-' w •c d e au ors ows e M Ha · ' ' ic' tb k Th h' h I • th rs. rry Ptckens Mr and Capehart and Councilmen Karl m~ on e ca e. ey tear me ~: a~i eve~tshw ~~ ea to e Mrs. Paul Richard, Sharo~ and ' Wiles, Leo F. Gibbs, Henry~· pieces in som~ parts f·r my CAPE CANAVERAL <UPJIrma on o t e at~ of ~est Debbie, Mrs. Jack Fle~her and I Buck, Jr., and Nelson Roush Power of PtJsitJv~ TbinkJrlg. I ~cede Ole Rwsians what you The .:ook Ls netther Sharry, Mr. an-.~ Mrs. Tom Hoff- present Btd that's th-E> wat it hapexor.ed l wdl, but to the United Stale!! must .nu tary nor . man and Tommy Mrs. Roy i Mr Q c Hall Mr T Hen- in real life when Iwtole the :...1,,k ·1 go the honor of having built what to ,~:- ~ts ~ove:;;.ge . Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles drtck~ and Mr. Giimo~e ~~ the "I• &Old more than 2 mHiion seems to be the world's most eta .. . ac VI_ le:; e story lS Weaver and Charles and Ran- Appalachian Power Co. met ~OPle!t and. was called 'the Pe&le- tic spaceship. cor- dy , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bum- witt the member, for the pur· ;;:' All this is told ir. j The result could he the first th 'd . f garner, M1ss Ethel Riddle, Mr. pose of renewt the ten year P · Iendurance 00 te t · Jleft'l how i Chrpltr Alfiemp F111111ce cUt, fUel bhli,; · ! -- Dr. Peak ......,r lllai'Uolllie ball a .,....go. A1bcJ to ._. pi~ . the ~ llid 'With the ~of Gael JOU 011 ,., . ..,.... the ""' 111111 Can of the ..,.:W _. •UOU..YW_OOD (UPII' - Dr. N_<mW ViDceDI I'Mie. of pool· t•vt thinkinc lome, hu aliOIHd a motiOD pl<ture lo be ·made ol ~· ure. titl4d. 1101 ,....,tolncJy, "llte story of Normu Poole." The fan>eol ProtoolaDI .,wu..... _II one of the few livlnc ..... . from oporla fl8uMs "' ll"e a blograpbloal movie fillll"d durllll bia Uletlme. Another IU<!b personage Ia c!Pnt John r Kennedy but " 1'1 liP'' 11 1 ~ 1, few ;.,ontho of hll Ule during World War 0 The Peele story gnea back 10 the cler 111811• nd ~Ilc.wo ,.. J)l'esent day 11 lncludeo the ....,. ing and ..~ of his wife ard a... ....... NOlL . . . . . ' WAIT .r RmE sNow F 8'~" BROAD Jl)MP: Giber\ (G), Lintala (G) and Elsnaugle (G) Distance -'18,_.W' ' ' ' ! DON'T In oprlnj tralnlnj. qufte . -, otm "' """''"" tbe llllllre - . .• t..,. , 53e WEST MAIN STREET 9 TaxesAllPaid • nde wbllo tbe - tbe blm to fcrced but like &a.d Hutco!ri•..., problo it, to lll1 gly "l!ainot the rule. feiiOO!J," nor io be wlllinc to Iii- rule lhet eould lli8ke basebaU a or af '"'~if lood tile Giles fillds blmlell with a ttger <1'•1!10 the cllaoo 111e rule haa f11rce. pitchero are not by llle toll, . CllUIOII up to oow. American Looguo Preoi<lent Joe ~lly. ._ Admittedly,_ he k>ld all Natiooal "Ruleo are 111 tho book .., be Cronin iulltlng pretJr. He haa 110 - ; ~el of the Melt, Paul League umjlll'eo to eJ\Iorce the enltlrced," Giles aaid, "but 1 ba•• balk problem at all of tho <If· p~t>- and bowling - """ It would fl'rie!t Iillo wai!Ca ndeo ..,. """".t o lb!<l Jn ~. Gopo ¥8IICb Pbllllee 1101 look rfcht for Glloo be doeoa't erw~lmlng majorit~ ~ Nal_ionol a1rad7 ltave teU umpirH ..,. "forget ~ly care U~ wltlt ~ill •• F .. Ill • LOW HURDLES: ~ •tr•ng (Gl •nd Johneon (G) tie ·.- fQr first; Bradley and Oliver IPP) tie lor third. Time - 24.1. 48-YARD DASH- Northup (~), McCoW.. (G), and Wamsley IPP). Time- 1:00. •YARD BVf!': Burna (GJ,I Giles ~ playen. a lldilaJ .Rich8rda . aad lbn'7 Cl'lll of tho C.lp, J"""-7 ~ ol tho Card· p · thel she wu sponaoring a less bake aale. Poppies which will be May %4 • 25 have arrived. J. M. Thornton, vice will have charge of the sale. Mrs. Ben Neutzllng will Friday morning, May 24, dlo, concerning lite sale. in~. "lth the aa1e will he Mrs. Charles Hayes,, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Millnn Rouah, Mason Fbher, Mrs. Paul Mrs. T. A. HamJesay, Mrs. Neulzllng, Mra. Ernest Mrs. Wildermuth, Mrs. Cheesebrew, Mrs. Eddie ett, Mrs. George Mowery the girls which the Umt sponsormg to gtrls stale. Mrs. NeutzUng was named to have cberge of placing AuxiUThe _Jleds showed tbelr disp!eas- Crew 8ft~ ~ta Carpenter whose ary markers on aves or deand towelll tuition be pa,ld by Eta ·pbJ ceased members :e .• I "to the' field ·DilDlltelH· steitmtn -• x· G · · t: . . • 8 auu I aiQmQ Mu· Chapters which included Mrs Hy f"sell '?Y then, banished the en- of &la- ~gma !'m and Louella sell, Mrs. Allred Elberlled . ) fN Cmcmnatl te~m but said man- Thoinpsoit- and Ruth Ann Bailey Mrs. Ellen Nease It was Jger Fred Hutchmson could sum· who will ~Y their own tuition ported that Elsie ·Hart Mrs 1 mon the Red1' .plaYers as needed. .A bulle~ was read ff.om Chi~ OUn Knapp and Mrs ' · 1 ' LeAs matters now stand, National lif'<!fue • Veterans H!!Spilal, an- llolm~s were improving Mrs a~ ~plres are enforcmg the ~ing V~ter81ls Day May 5 William Baxter in hos ibl . and that thf _ot the Mrs. Clifford Hayes if.. Round A . Le , ,gram , will De:1 Umting Serv1ce robm get well cards were , : agmendta to each. the east _ west F h' off' he . . : . , ·•-'f' rna en ; Great Lake 5 to th '~eJ>t.:lpnl!"g.helmeta - 144. - Cummings~ GAHS Over Middies 19}-4! -Arrmtrong. and Johnson. Time =• _..... D Wb ,, rew e ster Auxiliary Makes ··$J5 C 'buf' T0 CAhE K . PAGE GBOO-JA:i~h n:;~;, ~f:ta~i. :r.~ Balk Rule Wednesday --~:;;;::d:;~Rare. Event w·IthH0 nywood Court St. ~ ' . !' : �1 _;~a.:. ~ .Jil -~ t•.M T•):!;l • ''i•."l .. . ~ :;.'·): ": 1 ~ Ddll·diiiiD II, f :M I Ill.; .. , Rh·odes, $12 ·u•tt• · ·aeli/Jn.·P~meroy:: ~;~~~~= 1 Ion VisitationDayfs . . . . : :;: . h d U t e Sea n Budget Is o.~..:OO~~00:~~"'}: • 111.: ()reo up Gneoll'll .,2S~. :~w~~~ :!e~~ ~~~ ~ .n.~C::::;:::: =w~ .~U.:. :.~::~or~ ior llleh seh!Jol Tuesday When a proclllnatlon on temperaqce lb& by girls ci Mill Ellen All4, !1larOI1 Smllb. 31, UO a. m.; Elllo West VJt. Eighth Grade. students !tom read by Chris Tompklna eon- rewa ~at ~liOn elu&- lltadbur)'t p 1 ,a 1 · Moinrey ilinia up 112, 3120 r. m.; W_.. Sedford, Bradbury and eluded tile mornini program. ea, and :lite club, dlrectetl Jo Smith, a - :u,bUoot: er• dOwn 33, S:!O a, ln.; JoeY i1urY were guests oltbe Jlmlor The relnllnder of the I!IIJttl)bg by Mn. ~ Sw..tcbl!(lli!t, Wlnona Mfabt. CUJ1act &11oft, QloUn down 33, 4:e a. IlL; Ja. ll1sh atudent body. was spent ·in 20 mll!Ute elau and the band ~ by )Jr. Gloria Btumenauer Palty Cl up 33, $ a. m:: CraJa M. Activities begon with a pro- periods. Guesll were accompan- Ron Woltz, in oeveral vocal and llAIIub, PlWla Bn BeCky doWn 34, 2:10 p. m.; Raveilfo gram conducted by tbe Pom- lad b.Y atudeoto. ' lnstrwneDta! tele<lloda.. . Ci'lep kOnaJd 'taylor ' DolliJd w~ down M, 8:35 p, ID.) Asi eroy Junior High achool Student In 'file alternooo, vlsl1ors re- Students !tom illdlml :were ~b-, tmJ Jly...U', ~lh dol"' M, 11:10 p. m.; J. ~ COLm.IIIUS <UPII _ Clot. lives pessed 1 bW to lighteD..,. ........, fund pradlcally .,. Council. The fla& salute waaled glsterad foc their next year's Nathan Arnold, Mlcbael ~ Mowery and William Morrll. l4\lla up 34, 4:45 a. m.; Quoell Jo A llhodts' record $1! bll employmeot compensatioo bone- ciJonied. by Jim Andoroon and Eddie work, conducted by Supt. C. S. ton, Lyle llhv:Jatr, Alan ~ Sall•boJrY' Rcliert Arnold ·Lu- cfty dowo 34, S:liS a. m. u:e"budgot came ouC .,j ~ fill _ IIDOiher p0Ucy IIIUIIlft - Actloa oo U.. jnduJtrla1 de- ' llaer. Marilyn M?"re• president GibbS and ptinelpa!s Howard dell, Sanllra Beat, Wlllord BliP, ciiJt !IYad!baW, JeBDble ~. llllllpolll Dim _ .Walter ,.,. Filion"" Qlmmll\11 'Vir· by 111 8?-14 vote over Democratic velopmellt plan eame after two of Student Council, gave a weJ. Knight and James A. DiehL Mic~el Hooper, David Leach, Vlratnll Curmlngllam, l!ougland dOWD J :IG p. m.; 10o 8 ll tu un<han«ed Wednetdly protests. days of booriDil on a rewrltlell eome and mtrnducad other ol- Entertainment . In the alter- llarbllra Steffel, Llllda Sliam- liiXOll Diana. £biiD, Joy~ tv- lve down I'LIO p m . R 8. . Only chBII&OI made ill the IUS. version wbmlllad after &eVOD licers. . .1101111 pre!ll'am included tumb- blin, Rebert Wb*ley, Ollr!GI 8lli 'ROtlneJ ~lJ l)lire!lll ao% orth n ~ I•Q ., m•WIIo 1 y COIIIlllittee rtCO!Dmendad page appropriatloll!l bill Wert weeks stull, in subcommittee. A sldl titlad "Search For Wild- !Ina by the bO)'s physical edUct· llbmlgon, Ronnlo JonM,J>atty Ltllhelt, Bill Lwlf. m.j puS81f of Rbodel' nqueall lor omall amount!, leavinJ tbe total Tbe proposal would create_~~ Hatfield, Phy!Us . Markin, ""· FIIIESZ -...,.,.,... , fwd. Robert Mamt, Opal _Of. lndlalla up 8:110 a. m• . I'WI tbe llall for tile expenditures of $1.JM,SOO,ooo P"" Department of Development ~ IX' -·~IIIII, Jewen Price, LaJeao · 10 yeart by two IN vote posed from file state's aeneral a fio•odng coiJIJJilssion e-wthy Stonley and Diana Stout, PT. PLEASAII1' . ~ Price, BID Radlord, Adrian ~ KMawlul Bl¥er - Lillie Jill!. 1 alt<r !OIII'hollr seuiOD during ered to loan money raised from according to music teacher Frlasa wu eliCted ptelldent of betll 'Carl Sauvage Debra down ~ S::IO P• m.; bleb\ made • number of mlrevenue bonds to Industry for Mrs .. Maurita Miller. lilt ()rdnall(!e . SChool . J'art11t s~ Merlin Ber- Ulla &heater up _Mai'mel 1::10 :,r ch~ea rejleted fltmO. new laollitles ill tbe otate. . . Mrs. Lee Lee said tho;"' tak· Tucher'& AUOclatloll for the neBI Mary KI~ID ;and p. 111 .; llelpel down ~ 11111 lor addltiODll cratlc demJndll 0sp1 eWS ._. W11 J!speelod , , mg part !tom Lellrl waD be Toacber•s Auoc:iatlon lor the Gertrude Klelll. ll :lli p. m.; 0. F. Shearer dowa . san.- The F•brlc Shop in Pomwoy Now Fe~tures ••• ~ lUSSI su.an ··~ Eu~. Fl'fth, S l h Grade Music Pupils To Smg ::::-r H 'tal.N . ""' lei'~ ep '12:1~· i.' · v!mter, I ,. I I w'"' Tr.,;y ' c •• , ...... Bedspreads, Drapes and Coordinated Pieces , About YObiR GUARDIAN ANGEL \ usually fll only Middleport Passage of the unemployment Mark Beegle, Melody Beegle, 11183-64 school ;yaar. Elected to . Winfield 8:20 p, m.; Helen z. compensation bill •came as exRhonda Braden, Jenny Da•l8, serve with Mr. Friesz was Earl up Winfield 11:15 p.m.; MettW 1'ht committee'& action open5 Batenol BOBpltal pe<:ted after the Repobllcan ma· Eddie Finley, Georae Norris, Henry, Jr., vice ~~ttsldtDI; dowo Wlnfleld 2'35 o. m.; llobtbe Wl'1 for o vote by the House jority bad tilled seven attempts A selected group of elemen· Steve Shuler, Larry Tibbs, Pea· Hoel Carder, aecretary and or1 W. Lta dri. Wbifleld &:Ill on the appropriatlo.. ball next Among th... who enterad to keep liberallJed benefit provi· tary vocal music student. wlll gy Yonker IIlli Sandra Tay· Dooal4 Waldie, treasurer. Tbe ~ m. 'l'uosda1 or Weclnesday. P...ga Holzer hospital ill the pMt 24 slono in the bill. Tbe provisions be featured April 30 at 8 P· m. lor. new officers wlll be lnlt&Ued • t i - - - - - - - . , . . . - - 1 wu QIUrell ill lbe GOP-dOminat· hours were Mrs. Fred C. were put into the Jaw by the In a eounty v~l m"':'ic festival the May PTA meetinS. Cbosllll ' ed assembly. Crouse, Rt. I Gallipuli8, Mrs. Democratie><:Olllro!led 103rd Gen- at Pomeroy JUnior High school. d. La D as representatives· of tbe achool 23.16, Pt. Pleasant 25.211, Hinton Lavada A Myen Rio Grande, Asoembly 10 1959 Among tt.e students to take Tues ay st ay PTA to alleod County Council 14.75, Kanawha Falls 2.11 fall. Pfc. Hatcilier Going 1 Expoclad tD come up for • vot~ Henry &tcllinso~, Rl. 1 Pat· er;,. roposal now goes to the p'" in the tntlsle festival are Tuesday, April 30, 18 .the last meetlnp were L!aweU Jewall, in&• Charleston 18.12, otatlonary. To SHAPE pariJ at the oame Ume was Rllodes riot, Mra. Edward G. Freeman, Senate P fifth and sixth grade pupils day lor filing appllcaUons lot Charlu Clark IIICI DaiiDawiOII. G Ia g e rtdlnpt Ga!Upolla ' ... , industriol development pian, Cbellhire, Rev. Milo Moore, Rt. Rep~bllcan baclo!rs of the hill- from Cheater, llarrlsonville payments lor the 196! market• dam IU, 21.2, tunolhg 30 feel Pic. Nancy Lee which was ;'I!COmmended lor I Virlton Cecil A. Birchfield, led by Industry and Laber Com- and Letart. ing year under the wnol poy• , on rollers, POmeroy • Masoll daullblel' of Mr. and Mra. p161all' Wednesday night by • Galli ru; Forry Donald N . Ch 1 n William w Mil Mrs Paul Nease vocal in- ment program Wayne Chase, WJN AWAIUJII Londoit, Marmet and Winfield er Mll!lulol, Rock SL, p~,.., 11 1H vote of the How Transpor· su:Ordner No~ llaven w: ~· ee R~,~~ 'd lner~ased atruct~r at Chester: said Cathy chairman, Agricultural Stahl!· PT. PLEASANT The dallls were on the· sllla. baa betn 1111Jne<1 to lht tatlon and Comm..eo Committee. Vo., Brian 's. McKinney,' 304 :~an~ .; ~o~bu~:Os provided Baer, Linda Baer, Jenny O.an , lzation and Conservation Com• Colonel Chari~ Lewis Chaptl!r, lloal movtmtllll; Signal Batlllloa, SHAPE Tli!htn Boodlll Spring Avo., Pomeroy, Miss b Pu.! bUI would brillg $60 mll· Karen Griffith, Nancy Karr , mittee, (Meigs) reminded grow- Daughters of the American Ob1o River - OVEC up U, q.._rters, Pari!, FronC<I. Earlier in the day repronntabell Potll Sy acuse Mrs Y ash ch ill th Hey Karr Dtsna Lodwlch, Ei- ers today. Revolutlnn, have pre8e!tted 1:35 p. m.; Ftanklln Pleree up 1;:ul J on.;. ~ Hill, Mrs: ~on m:;•;bi en! r"r to e nore Michael Louise Michael. The payments - to be made Miss Dottle KlaoU, Pt. Pleasant 14, 2:50p.m.; !'orsytllla up 14, For het s~ weeks basic traltlEddie • Monn'erin , Jackson, ~~ ld e;::e un,P..saJ would TimmY Wo!le'and Bobby Woods, this summer - will.eover sborn HJgb School; Miss Carol Jent• 1:25 p. m.; N•w Mattinsv!Ue ~ last Aptll, she was us!goed 1 Mr Julia B Alb Jackson . ey 08 pr sale will take part. wool and un•horn lambs mar· ln•, llannan High and Gay Cart- up 14, 12:15 a.m.; Pblllp Sporn ro Ft. McCI~Uan. Ala. At .Ft. Wll~: G Ro~lson' Jackson' ra•se file fund 10 ~ Students who will participate keted during the 12 • month wright, Wahama Hillb SchOOl, up 14, 1:40 a,m.; DIXIe down Gordon, .Ga. sbe was entOllad 1 Ko.:elh ·v. Shattuck, Jackson: level ol ~!10 ~ ':'ecot;'d 10..; of11 rrom Harrisonville are Marilyn period, April I, 11162, through with the DAR Good . CIURna 14, 4:06a.m.; Ra)lflloDd Salveliln the Sigilli! Corps tralnlnilh • Everett D. Phillips, Rt. 1 Wells- now stan ' a a Alkire, Linda Cotterill, Kathy March 31 o! thl! year. Lliter awarda lor file yoar. down 14, 1:40 a. m.; Albetl teletype and sl\'llcbbnar4, alter ... . .. .. APRIL :14 .. . - .... too Mrs Joseph E. Hill, Sr., $73 mllllon. Gllkey, Donna llaning, connie marketings will be eligible lor . Boldne up 15,2:05 a. m.; lleav· which she was as~lgnad to FL lro~ton jameo G. Windle, Ill, payments for the 11162 market- IERV&I M HOSTESII er up 17, S:SI a.m.: Walter Wll- Bltcble,_ Md. in aimllar Vltlrk. The Wildwood Garden C Ju b Ra 'wood w Va Mra nonWI loaoe public forest land for min- ing year. which began April I, WASHINGTON <UPn - :Mn. Uamson up 19, 1:06 p. m.: CIS Pic. llatcher has been on a 12 will meet Wedrnt: aiK1 p. ':; ldv~na Rav~.;.wood W. ll' era! ~!oration. The commit- 1963. Program payments on Ewaia:e Sbrlvef, U.. l?resldenl'• ND. 5 and No. 3 down 19, 1 day leave wllli her patents. Sbe at the home of •· ~ J~mea E tee will notify the Ohio Farm wool and JambS wlll not be sister, willsuboUtulllor lint lady a.m. ; Robert Reed up 19, 8:55 left today for McGuire Air HarriS, Wetqat St., "' · F:~;aldorl K . • ' Bllreau and Senator Oakley COl- made unleos the grower Iiles Jacquelina Kennedy u ¢llda1 a. m.; Peggy Downey up 20,, Force B,ase, N. J ., and from MIIIOI• Hou<lashelt 0 eo-~~... • ~lrlluo e8 !ins of Its opposition, and to an application whil' h is aupport· 1hoote11 durlea tbe Washlllllo" 8:30 a. m.; L. W.. Sweet dOwn there Will leave Friday I• '";;. Middl LiterarY Club Mra. Robert Kay Wilson, Ma· alert other groups in Meigs Jed with ali the necesaary sales vl.oil of Grand llucheso Charlollo 21. 5:511 a; ~·i Jetty .Bosworth France lor the dUtaUon of h& 1 wiU IIIOIJt we::..da> aftemoon •BOO, w. va., daughter, 11:63 County concerning this ball. of Luxombolara liOXI week. .. down 21, uo a. m. , Oiemnn eDIIstment. funds lor ochool old --------- River Renftft rT IAL ~oc CoOanulo'Y I I ·u:'":. •. e Bedspreads, full, twin, king and queen slze1 eDraperies e Cate Curtains e Valances ePlllow S)tams eVanity Skirts eCoverlets eDJJst Rufflel e Piece Goods, quilted and llllquilted. ALL COLOB COORDINATED. 11 minlm':o Smith ·a:.t Hitton Price bngel4.98 to 26.98 MfS. eaVef Di At Age 73 Wednesday 1t SAMPLES ON DISPLAY Th@ Fabric Sltop rec~~·· 1:30 p. m. at tho homo ol a. m. Wednesday. Mra. Pearl Mrs. Harold Sauer, Middleport W, Blaka, Barllord, W. Va., Mrs Bertha Koehler Weaver Rt. 1. Mrs. Jlllllt!ti Tilua will cJauehter, 11 ::10 a. m: W~ 71 a ~esident of816 Sec:rind Ave: This ] onft of a new series of in(ormative reporia 11 ~ave lbe progrlln With mem- day. Join, Merrill SJu?ver, RL G~IUpulis, diad at 11 p. m·. Wed· 1 ilel'l ~inll to roll el1l IIJ Bid":!,~auahter •· 2.1° •· m. nesday in Holzet hooplt;a1, ,whore narntn« a Promlnllll POIIIICII W«< -~· she had been a palienf since \l'igure." Patienta ~Jachergad March z. She had been ' i!) fail· APRIL Z5 Jncludad WiDiam Lucus Steve Jog bealth since November 1961 The WSCS of the Mlnetsvllle Jlyen, Mn. 11aro1c1 'na~mpson, IIICI her condition had . been \lelhodlst Church will baVt a Mrs Ethel McKibben, Mrs. oerious foc a monlh. . rummage die at 1111 DIVJ&. ~Edwards, Mrs. Edward F. Mra. Weaver was horn Sept. _)llarner batlklln&. '!1RirldaJ, frl. Nu", Mrs. Ira GaUoway, Cecil S~ 181M at Pomoroy, daughte_r ,. , _,. ,/ lay and Saturday. Hoi!*'"'• MllfAIII llulull, Mrs. o. the Jato Henry and Christi· Da- Mltcbell, Smith Hendar- ana Schwarz Koehler. Her matAPIUL :II SOD, Mn. J - c. Pauley, riage to Charles W. Weaver of The Past Matrons of Evan- Randall Milhl Rickie Tucker Gallipolis took place Spt. 6, ?elln<! Chopter, OEI will meet Terri Aoll 114 r .: 1901i, at the borne of her parFriday evening at 7:110 P· m. al James Cook, Jolua Hendarson. enu. Mr. Weaver, retlrad chief lhe hoDie of Mrs. Wlllll lirJ,. M Jack Calloway Mn. Sam engineer of the Galllpulis State !auny with Mrs. a.&rloa 11mLoreoiO o..:W, Mrs. Institute, diad 'llec. 20, 1959. oott &t!!lstln& hootelt. McDaniel and infant Two daughters who survive daugbiAtr are Mrs. Selwyn (Helma) While • d p ·'Amao« ADJag of Gallipolis, and Mrs. Arthur Mad leport oppy Aceordlni to the midnight ..,. H. (Anna Louise) Smith of Sa· Days Are May 24-25 port o1 tho nurslnf depai bnenl, lem, 0. There are two grand.._ Da those paUtnlt who were listed children end one great grand·•ne annual Poppy Y oale 11 fair included Joha D. Wick- son. A aurvlving sister is Miss · was set lor May 3& and 25 at nne Mill Mary Alban Walter Nettie Koelaler of Pomeroy. ~=• ';,~~s! Mrs. Joseph Bbackbum, Four oiatets ~d two brothers ne" Poll, AmaticaD Legion Bryan McKinney, M I c h a e I preceded ber an death. ~---•- · · ·~ u ..• · - John Ankrum' James Mrs. Weaver was a member 'teld .......y oVBDID8 a1 .... ~·• 11a r G Met"·•· t h rch th h 11 'lh Mn. Golda Mourning Byers, Ora A. Hill, Mrs. E o race '."'"" c u .' e a t In charge ' 11o11ek Mrs. Geofle P. Smith, Women's Socaety ol Chrastian ~ ~ileen Sear~ end Mrs. Mrs. Mollie Marks, Mrs. Stew- Service, and Gallipolis Chapter, MouniliJc were namad oo-<halt· art Zirkle, Mrs. Paul Bartee, Order of Eastern Star. men lor the annual POppy sale Harvey Hutthlnson and BiUy Services will be held at 2 p. ond the voted to pur· Blaine_ m. Saturday at the Waugb-Hal· chase a for tbe Middl• One unit of blood """ admln- ley-Wood Funeral home .. Rev. · 1 islored at the hospital on Wed- Hughey Jones wall ofllclate, \)01'1 Roadsid e Park Memoraa · b · 1 ·11 be · p · Str t New officers for the coming nesdaY. aud uraa wa . ID me ee vear wllJ be elecled at the next Cemetery. Ftaends may call at ling Tbe group voted ID the [uneral home from 2 w 4 meey for . repair of a TV at the Riley Fry Dies and 7 to 9 p. m. ~rlday. pa • Pall bearers will be K e I t h I n W est Columb18 oounty !tome. . Su'te St n1e Folden Morris CbiJdren the Me1g1 ~~r\ I r, aGarland Y , wereofguesta or the 1 WEST COLU.MBIA - Funeral Haskins, Gittlngbam, 001111 IIi)' at a perty held prior to servlcea for Raley ~ward ~ H. W. llellonry and Amyl Haltile meeting. Gamea were 61, of West Coiumb a will felt. od and re~roo~mtenls held P'raday at 2 p, m. at Fog· d Ire Funeral Home. Mr. fU. cream :~· Tuesday at home. He !0 the n. born at Letart, W. Va., Sir11Jor Sal.. & Service ill • • QD • 1e4 '--· lhlll Mlfi!IIPOI U4 tho Priol Advertioina Aaaoclatioll. the wuque advantages of print IUdia prMID u.r · e. McCALL'S PATTERNS liS W. Second WY 2-2214 Take your pick! Tussy Cream Deodorant, Roll · on . or Stick. Shop now and get half off. Save just as mucn as you spend. Or aet two IUirdlan anpls fot the ptlce of one! . ·. . SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG STORE 112 E. MAIN Jlicnmad, · POMEROY Hello Outdoor Cooks .. If's B. B. 0. TIME II W:to c:am.: Eacis, ;! :of Complete Line Of 20c to 35c THE SEWING CENTER WY 2-5320 13 Mill 51, '1• 3 •.. 1• \ 1 _,.., Cello "'" Sllood .2\1111h1,19 About Wheat .,_... 49 Pint Cut ' l ~.,, . # ~~· .. ·~ Sllood ' lollllll DON'T YOU R'EAD EFORE YOU .,.BUY? icn.w. ..L..o 1, Pork Chc:aps 2 ....$1 . liB llllld YOU nildlll the paav& of thli newe; paper =cis• Bf!h., And ~u. It mea• ""~die'~ ~bitt of COiliUiliEaj print mak" _... · · ~ Moet people do. They count on advertising in print to eive them the infollll8tion they want on prod· ·uctstbatinterestthem-informationonfeatures .. . designs ••. and prices, for examp)e. People not only read about products and services, they show ads to tb~e~ir.~fa~m~i~ly~a~nd~,..~~~:;~~~~j~~~~~~. '¥-! • • - Peat 'Moss C::OFF'EE .lb.can ;69c ~ - only79e I CheVy 11 fot four 8Dtltely dill'enmt kinda of bucke\4eal COUI* .nd eonvorttbl• "' pt. ;your •PI'ini 011 tbe roacl rlgll$ llow-lhe Super Sport~! With a cllolee of extrl-<00 option1 like electric taehomet.era. ...quietly, lidllinatically! ALL TO GO! 4allpeed shifts and hi&:h• performance Rlin•, thq'n ~MILK . . 7. 9'iu!! j 'i . 9:00to9.00 .. aU out for opotlu ;vou want to pi Firot, the Jeto011100th Impala l!uper Sport with ;your choica of 7 dlllerent tn11net1 that ranp 11)1 to •125 hp anal ineiKdt tho popular Turbo-Fire 4ot• with 840 hp (or amootll, ._llllive clllvlni Ill elty ~• '.l'hea ~·tile Cllet7 U Noft 4GO s.q. MObiL 10JIA.3R CGJnpare lh..• Mlana quolity futures btlfole wou dodd" • OVer.Siza CooliOJI Coils • Fuii·Ratld tompre• "Quiet E,.;,_.,. • Weshable, Permanent-Typo Flllt!r • - QuiCII, EIIIY "A\IIIIIIIItic Mount" • • • Installation · • Foui·Wor Rllll "--ion • Automatic T.._lllre Clalllllll • • .l9Jii·- ~~~ COMMAND ROOM AIR CDIIDITIOIIEU •r~l!'t T,Jiurlci.Y ''. . . ~ ~,.. to ~- four without ••• four with ••• · Cool& extended· toom areas V.. leylell I OPERATING COSTI .AIR COMMAND ' ·MRY· DAY~ .M-olt people read and then buy. Don't ....... . .. THEl DAILY SENTIN& M.:ttweiiH.usa 99c, ...... ""',1 ' ' GIAf:IIT BAG j • ' bgular or Drip } CAPACITY COOLING! NEW Hick..,. .Sau(' WhyPayM~? IMtl 5 .._$') BMf'• 10 lb. Chcircoal ••··J 3 .. 1-09 Baco.n C lunch Meat 2 u... '1 .. GIANT T INv Bacon Ends lplcH 1.111, _....._ MlnC141 HoOt, P&PLtof · FABRIC -"Special" ZIPPERS BEEF 5 Biscuits - - onlt for all--· ON RIBS ..... TRIMMING . • GROUND Wieners Fry. •;," • SPARE Jibs. ••• Leaders TeII 14, 19111, and ' : d..:in:; James and Mar· Freahly Ground MMty ~ tW ~no·; ctltt1117 111!1 traclltlon of IIIII cratlllnanallljl . BAKER~·. F'URNITURE . . ' f!\IDDLii'ORT, OHIO ;NOW- WHATS NEW AT YOUR CHMior n DfAI Fft ,,. _.. ,, -- ~·~·---- - --·-·------ - .. . .... . - .. POM·EROY MOTOR CO·MP~ .Y .MAIN 5!REET 1'01!!\EROY _ . ,, .·~)M1 :loJ1!.. �1 _;~a.:. ~ .Jil -~ t•.M T•):!;l • ''i•."l .. . ~ :;.'·): ": 1 ~ Ddll·diiiiD II, f :M I Ill.; .. , Rh·odes, $12 ·u•tt• · ·aeli/Jn.·P~meroy:: ~;~~~~= 1 Ion VisitationDayfs . . . . : :;: . h d U t e Sea n Budget Is o.~..:OO~~00:~~"'}: • 111.: ()reo up Gneoll'll .,2S~. :~w~~~ :!e~~ ~~~ ~ .n.~C::::;:::: =w~ .~U.:. :.~::~or~ ior llleh seh!Jol Tuesday When a proclllnatlon on temperaqce lb& by girls ci Mill Ellen All4, !1larOI1 Smllb. 31, UO a. m.; Elllo West VJt. Eighth Grade. students !tom read by Chris Tompklna eon- rewa ~at ~liOn elu&- lltadbur)'t p 1 ,a 1 · Moinrey ilinia up 112, 3120 r. m.; W_.. Sedford, Bradbury and eluded tile mornini program. ea, and :lite club, dlrectetl Jo Smith, a - :u,bUoot: er• dOwn 33, S:!O a, ln.; JoeY i1urY were guests oltbe Jlmlor The relnllnder of the I!IIJttl)bg by Mn. ~ Sw..tcbl!(lli!t, Wlnona Mfabt. CUJ1act &11oft, QloUn down 33, 4:e a. IlL; Ja. ll1sh atudent body. was spent ·in 20 mll!Ute elau and the band ~ by )Jr. Gloria Btumenauer Palty Cl up 33, $ a. m:: CraJa M. Activities begon with a pro- periods. Guesll were accompan- Ron Woltz, in oeveral vocal and llAIIub, PlWla Bn BeCky doWn 34, 2:10 p. m.; Raveilfo gram conducted by tbe Pom- lad b.Y atudeoto. ' lnstrwneDta! tele<lloda.. . Ci'lep kOnaJd 'taylor ' DolliJd w~ down M, 8:35 p, ID.) Asi eroy Junior High achool Student In 'file alternooo, vlsl1ors re- Students !tom illdlml :were ~b-, tmJ Jly...U', ~lh dol"' M, 11:10 p. m.; J. ~ COLm.IIIUS <UPII _ Clot. lives pessed 1 bW to lighteD..,. ........, fund pradlcally .,. Council. The fla& salute waaled glsterad foc their next year's Nathan Arnold, Mlcbael ~ Mowery and William Morrll. l4\lla up 34, 4:45 a. m.; Quoell Jo A llhodts' record $1! bll employmeot compensatioo bone- ciJonied. by Jim Andoroon and Eddie work, conducted by Supt. C. S. ton, Lyle llhv:Jatr, Alan ~ Sall•boJrY' Rcliert Arnold ·Lu- cfty dowo 34, S:liS a. m. u:e"budgot came ouC .,j ~ fill _ IIDOiher p0Ucy IIIUIIlft - Actloa oo U.. jnduJtrla1 de- ' llaer. Marilyn M?"re• president GibbS and ptinelpa!s Howard dell, Sanllra Beat, Wlllord BliP, ciiJt !IYad!baW, JeBDble ~. llllllpolll Dim _ .Walter ,.,. Filion"" Qlmmll\11 'Vir· by 111 8?-14 vote over Democratic velopmellt plan eame after two of Student Council, gave a weJ. Knight and James A. DiehL Mic~el Hooper, David Leach, Vlratnll Curmlngllam, l!ougland dOWD J :IG p. m.; 10o 8 ll tu un<han«ed Wednetdly protests. days of booriDil on a rewrltlell eome and mtrnducad other ol- Entertainment . In the alter- llarbllra Steffel, Llllda Sliam- liiXOll Diana. £biiD, Joy~ tv- lve down I'LIO p m . R 8. . Only chBII&OI made ill the IUS. version wbmlllad after &eVOD licers. . .1101111 pre!ll'am included tumb- blin, Rebert Wb*ley, Ollr!GI 8lli 'ROtlneJ ~lJ l)lire!lll ao% orth n ~ I•Q ., m•WIIo 1 y COIIIlllittee rtCO!Dmendad page appropriatloll!l bill Wert weeks stull, in subcommittee. A sldl titlad "Search For Wild- !Ina by the bO)'s physical edUct· llbmlgon, Ronnlo JonM,J>atty Ltllhelt, Bill Lwlf. m.j puS81f of Rbodel' nqueall lor omall amount!, leavinJ tbe total Tbe proposal would create_~~ Hatfield, Phy!Us . Markin, ""· FIIIESZ -...,.,.,... , fwd. Robert Mamt, Opal _Of. lndlalla up 8:110 a. m• . I'WI tbe llall for tile expenditures of $1.JM,SOO,ooo P"" Department of Development ~ IX' -·~IIIII, Jewen Price, LaJeao · 10 yeart by two IN vote posed from file state's aeneral a fio•odng coiJIJJilssion e-wthy Stonley and Diana Stout, PT. PLEASAII1' . ~ Price, BID Radlord, Adrian ~ KMawlul Bl¥er - Lillie Jill!. 1 alt<r !OIII'hollr seuiOD during ered to loan money raised from according to music teacher Frlasa wu eliCted ptelldent of betll 'Carl Sauvage Debra down ~ S::IO P• m.; bleb\ made • number of mlrevenue bonds to Industry for Mrs .. Maurita Miller. lilt ()rdnall(!e . SChool . J'art11t s~ Merlin Ber- Ulla &heater up _Mai'mel 1::10 :,r ch~ea rejleted fltmO. new laollitles ill tbe otate. . . Mrs. Lee Lee said tho;"' tak· Tucher'& AUOclatloll for the neBI Mary KI~ID ;and p. 111 .; llelpel down ~ 11111 lor addltiODll cratlc demJndll 0sp1 eWS ._. W11 J!speelod , , mg part !tom Lellrl waD be Toacber•s Auoc:iatlon lor the Gertrude Klelll. ll :lli p. m.; 0. F. Shearer dowa . san.- The F•brlc Shop in Pomwoy Now Fe~tures ••• ~ lUSSI su.an ··~ Eu~. Fl'fth, S l h Grade Music Pupils To Smg ::::-r H 'tal.N . ""' lei'~ ep '12:1~· i.' · v!mter, I ,. I I w'"' Tr.,;y ' c •• , ...... Bedspreads, Drapes and Coordinated Pieces , About YObiR GUARDIAN ANGEL \ usually fll only Middleport Passage of the unemployment Mark Beegle, Melody Beegle, 11183-64 school ;yaar. Elected to . Winfield 8:20 p, m.; Helen z. compensation bill •came as exRhonda Braden, Jenny Da•l8, serve with Mr. Friesz was Earl up Winfield 11:15 p.m.; MettW 1'ht committee'& action open5 Batenol BOBpltal pe<:ted after the Repobllcan ma· Eddie Finley, Georae Norris, Henry, Jr., vice ~~ttsldtDI; dowo Wlnfleld 2'35 o. m.; llobtbe Wl'1 for o vote by the House jority bad tilled seven attempts A selected group of elemen· Steve Shuler, Larry Tibbs, Pea· Hoel Carder, aecretary and or1 W. Lta dri. Wbifleld &:Ill on the appropriatlo.. ball next Among th... who enterad to keep liberallJed benefit provi· tary vocal music student. wlll gy Yonker IIlli Sandra Tay· Dooal4 Waldie, treasurer. Tbe ~ m. 'l'uosda1 or Weclnesday. P...ga Holzer hospital ill the pMt 24 slono in the bill. Tbe provisions be featured April 30 at 8 P· m. lor. new officers wlll be lnlt&Ued • t i - - - - - - - . , . . . - - 1 wu QIUrell ill lbe GOP-dOminat· hours were Mrs. Fred C. were put into the Jaw by the In a eounty v~l m"':'ic festival the May PTA meetinS. Cbosllll ' ed assembly. Crouse, Rt. I Gallipuli8, Mrs. Democratie><:Olllro!led 103rd Gen- at Pomeroy JUnior High school. d. La D as representatives· of tbe achool 23.16, Pt. Pleasant 25.211, Hinton Lavada A Myen Rio Grande, Asoembly 10 1959 Among tt.e students to take Tues ay st ay PTA to alleod County Council 14.75, Kanawha Falls 2.11 fall. Pfc. Hatcilier Going 1 Expoclad tD come up for • vot~ Henry &tcllinso~, Rl. 1 Pat· er;,. roposal now goes to the p'" in the tntlsle festival are Tuesday, April 30, 18 .the last meetlnp were L!aweU Jewall, in&• Charleston 18.12, otatlonary. To SHAPE pariJ at the oame Ume was Rllodes riot, Mra. Edward G. Freeman, Senate P fifth and sixth grade pupils day lor filing appllcaUons lot Charlu Clark IIICI DaiiDawiOII. G Ia g e rtdlnpt Ga!Upolla ' ... , industriol development pian, Cbellhire, Rev. Milo Moore, Rt. Rep~bllcan baclo!rs of the hill- from Cheater, llarrlsonville payments lor the 196! market• dam IU, 21.2, tunolhg 30 feel Pic. Nancy Lee which was ;'I!COmmended lor I Virlton Cecil A. Birchfield, led by Industry and Laber Com- and Letart. ing year under the wnol poy• , on rollers, POmeroy • Masoll daullblel' of Mr. and Mra. p161all' Wednesday night by • Galli ru; Forry Donald N . Ch 1 n William w Mil Mrs Paul Nease vocal in- ment program Wayne Chase, WJN AWAIUJII Londoit, Marmet and Winfield er Mll!lulol, Rock SL, p~,.., 11 1H vote of the How Transpor· su:Ordner No~ llaven w: ~· ee R~,~~ 'd lner~ased atruct~r at Chester: said Cathy chairman, Agricultural Stahl!· PT. PLEASANT The dallls were on the· sllla. baa betn 1111Jne<1 to lht tatlon and Comm..eo Committee. Vo., Brian 's. McKinney,' 304 :~an~ .; ~o~bu~:Os provided Baer, Linda Baer, Jenny O.an , lzation and Conservation Com• Colonel Chari~ Lewis Chaptl!r, lloal movtmtllll; Signal Batlllloa, SHAPE Tli!htn Boodlll Spring Avo., Pomeroy, Miss b Pu.! bUI would brillg $60 mll· Karen Griffith, Nancy Karr , mittee, (Meigs) reminded grow- Daughters of the American Ob1o River - OVEC up U, q.._rters, Pari!, FronC<I. Earlier in the day repronntabell Potll Sy acuse Mrs Y ash ch ill th Hey Karr Dtsna Lodwlch, Ei- ers today. Revolutlnn, have pre8e!tted 1:35 p. m.; Ftanklln Pleree up 1;:ul J on.;. ~ Hill, Mrs: ~on m:;•;bi en! r"r to e nore Michael Louise Michael. The payments - to be made Miss Dottle KlaoU, Pt. Pleasant 14, 2:50p.m.; !'orsytllla up 14, For het s~ weeks basic traltlEddie • Monn'erin , Jackson, ~~ ld e;::e un,P..saJ would TimmY Wo!le'and Bobby Woods, this summer - will.eover sborn HJgb School; Miss Carol Jent• 1:25 p. m.; N•w Mattinsv!Ue ~ last Aptll, she was us!goed 1 Mr Julia B Alb Jackson . ey 08 pr sale will take part. wool and un•horn lambs mar· ln•, llannan High and Gay Cart- up 14, 12:15 a.m.; Pblllp Sporn ro Ft. McCI~Uan. Ala. At .Ft. Wll~: G Ro~lson' Jackson' ra•se file fund 10 ~ Students who will participate keted during the 12 • month wright, Wahama Hillb SchOOl, up 14, 1:40 a,m.; DIXIe down Gordon, .Ga. sbe was entOllad 1 Ko.:elh ·v. Shattuck, Jackson: level ol ~!10 ~ ':'ecot;'d 10..; of11 rrom Harrisonville are Marilyn period, April I, 11162, through with the DAR Good . CIURna 14, 4:06a.m.; Ra)lflloDd Salveliln the Sigilli! Corps tralnlnilh • Everett D. Phillips, Rt. 1 Wells- now stan ' a a Alkire, Linda Cotterill, Kathy March 31 o! thl! year. Lliter awarda lor file yoar. down 14, 1:40 a. m.; Albetl teletype and sl\'llcbbnar4, alter ... . .. .. APRIL :14 .. . - .... too Mrs Joseph E. Hill, Sr., $73 mllllon. Gllkey, Donna llaning, connie marketings will be eligible lor . Boldne up 15,2:05 a. m.; lleav· which she was as~lgnad to FL lro~ton jameo G. Windle, Ill, payments for the 11162 market- IERV&I M HOSTESII er up 17, S:SI a.m.: Walter Wll- Bltcble,_ Md. in aimllar Vltlrk. The Wildwood Garden C Ju b Ra 'wood w Va Mra nonWI loaoe public forest land for min- ing year. which began April I, WASHINGTON <UPn - :Mn. Uamson up 19, 1:06 p. m.: CIS Pic. llatcher has been on a 12 will meet Wedrnt: aiK1 p. ':; ldv~na Rav~.;.wood W. ll' era! ~!oration. The commit- 1963. Program payments on Ewaia:e Sbrlvef, U.. l?resldenl'• ND. 5 and No. 3 down 19, 1 day leave wllli her patents. Sbe at the home of •· ~ J~mea E tee will notify the Ohio Farm wool and JambS wlll not be sister, willsuboUtulllor lint lady a.m. ; Robert Reed up 19, 8:55 left today for McGuire Air HarriS, Wetqat St., "' · F:~;aldorl K . • ' Bllreau and Senator Oakley COl- made unleos the grower Iiles Jacquelina Kennedy u ¢llda1 a. m.; Peggy Downey up 20,, Force B,ase, N. J ., and from MIIIOI• Hou<lashelt 0 eo-~~... • ~lrlluo e8 !ins of Its opposition, and to an application whil' h is aupport· 1hoote11 durlea tbe Washlllllo" 8:30 a. m.; L. W.. Sweet dOwn there Will leave Friday I• '";;. Middl LiterarY Club Mra. Robert Kay Wilson, Ma· alert other groups in Meigs Jed with ali the necesaary sales vl.oil of Grand llucheso Charlollo 21. 5:511 a; ~·i Jetty .Bosworth France lor the dUtaUon of h& 1 wiU IIIOIJt we::..da> aftemoon •BOO, w. va., daughter, 11:63 County concerning this ball. of Luxombolara liOXI week. .. down 21, uo a. m. , Oiemnn eDIIstment. funds lor ochool old --------- River Renftft rT IAL ~oc CoOanulo'Y I I ·u:'":. •. e Bedspreads, full, twin, king and queen slze1 eDraperies e Cate Curtains e Valances ePlllow S)tams eVanity Skirts eCoverlets eDJJst Rufflel e Piece Goods, quilted and llllquilted. ALL COLOB COORDINATED. 11 minlm':o Smith ·a:.t Hitton Price bngel4.98 to 26.98 MfS. eaVef Di At Age 73 Wednesday 1t SAMPLES ON DISPLAY Th@ Fabric Sltop rec~~·· 1:30 p. m. at tho homo ol a. m. Wednesday. Mra. Pearl Mrs. Harold Sauer, Middleport W, Blaka, Barllord, W. Va., Mrs Bertha Koehler Weaver Rt. 1. Mrs. Jlllllt!ti Tilua will cJauehter, 11 ::10 a. m: W~ 71 a ~esident of816 Sec:rind Ave: This ] onft of a new series of in(ormative reporia 11 ~ave lbe progrlln With mem- day. Join, Merrill SJu?ver, RL G~IUpulis, diad at 11 p. m·. Wed· 1 ilel'l ~inll to roll el1l IIJ Bid":!,~auahter •· 2.1° •· m. nesday in Holzet hooplt;a1, ,whore narntn« a Promlnllll POIIIICII W«< -~· she had been a palienf since \l'igure." Patienta ~Jachergad March z. She had been ' i!) fail· APRIL Z5 Jncludad WiDiam Lucus Steve Jog bealth since November 1961 The WSCS of the Mlnetsvllle Jlyen, Mn. 11aro1c1 'na~mpson, IIICI her condition had . been \lelhodlst Church will baVt a Mrs Ethel McKibben, Mrs. oerious foc a monlh. . rummage die at 1111 DIVJ&. ~Edwards, Mrs. Edward F. Mra. Weaver was horn Sept. _)llarner batlklln&. '!1RirldaJ, frl. Nu", Mrs. Ira GaUoway, Cecil S~ 181M at Pomoroy, daughte_r ,. , _,. ,/ lay and Saturday. Hoi!*'"'• MllfAIII llulull, Mrs. o. the Jato Henry and Christi· Da- Mltcbell, Smith Hendar- ana Schwarz Koehler. Her matAPIUL :II SOD, Mn. J - c. Pauley, riage to Charles W. Weaver of The Past Matrons of Evan- Randall Milhl Rickie Tucker Gallipolis took place Spt. 6, ?elln<! Chopter, OEI will meet Terri Aoll 114 r .: 1901i, at the borne of her parFriday evening at 7:110 P· m. al James Cook, Jolua Hendarson. enu. Mr. Weaver, retlrad chief lhe hoDie of Mrs. Wlllll lirJ,. M Jack Calloway Mn. Sam engineer of the Galllpulis State !auny with Mrs. a.&rloa 11mLoreoiO o..:W, Mrs. Institute, diad 'llec. 20, 1959. oott &t!!lstln& hootelt. McDaniel and infant Two daughters who survive daugbiAtr are Mrs. Selwyn (Helma) While • d p ·'Amao« ADJag of Gallipolis, and Mrs. Arthur Mad leport oppy Aceordlni to the midnight ..,. H. (Anna Louise) Smith of Sa· Days Are May 24-25 port o1 tho nurslnf depai bnenl, lem, 0. There are two grand.._ Da those paUtnlt who were listed children end one great grand·•ne annual Poppy Y oale 11 fair included Joha D. Wick- son. A aurvlving sister is Miss · was set lor May 3& and 25 at nne Mill Mary Alban Walter Nettie Koelaler of Pomeroy. ~=• ';,~~s! Mrs. Joseph Bbackbum, Four oiatets ~d two brothers ne" Poll, AmaticaD Legion Bryan McKinney, M I c h a e I preceded ber an death. ~---•- · · ·~ u ..• · - John Ankrum' James Mrs. Weaver was a member 'teld .......y oVBDID8 a1 .... ~·• 11a r G Met"·•· t h rch th h 11 'lh Mn. Golda Mourning Byers, Ora A. Hill, Mrs. E o race '."'"" c u .' e a t In charge ' 11o11ek Mrs. Geofle P. Smith, Women's Socaety ol Chrastian ~ ~ileen Sear~ end Mrs. Mrs. Mollie Marks, Mrs. Stew- Service, and Gallipolis Chapter, MouniliJc were namad oo-<halt· art Zirkle, Mrs. Paul Bartee, Order of Eastern Star. men lor the annual POppy sale Harvey Hutthlnson and BiUy Services will be held at 2 p. ond the voted to pur· Blaine_ m. Saturday at the Waugb-Hal· chase a for tbe Middl• One unit of blood """ admln- ley-Wood Funeral home .. Rev. · 1 islored at the hospital on Wed- Hughey Jones wall ofllclate, \)01'1 Roadsid e Park Memoraa · b · 1 ·11 be · p · Str t New officers for the coming nesdaY. aud uraa wa . ID me ee vear wllJ be elecled at the next Cemetery. Ftaends may call at ling Tbe group voted ID the [uneral home from 2 w 4 meey for . repair of a TV at the Riley Fry Dies and 7 to 9 p. m. ~rlday. pa • Pall bearers will be K e I t h I n W est Columb18 oounty !tome. . Su'te St n1e Folden Morris CbiJdren the Me1g1 ~~r\ I r, aGarland Y , wereofguesta or the 1 WEST COLU.MBIA - Funeral Haskins, Gittlngbam, 001111 IIi)' at a perty held prior to servlcea for Raley ~ward ~ H. W. llellonry and Amyl Haltile meeting. Gamea were 61, of West Coiumb a will felt. od and re~roo~mtenls held P'raday at 2 p, m. at Fog· d Ire Funeral Home. Mr. fU. cream :~· Tuesday at home. He !0 the n. born at Letart, W. Va., Sir11Jor Sal.. & Service ill • • QD • 1e4 '--· lhlll Mlfi!IIPOI U4 tho Priol Advertioina Aaaoclatioll. the wuque advantages of print IUdia prMID u.r · e. McCALL'S PATTERNS liS W. Second WY 2-2214 Take your pick! Tussy Cream Deodorant, Roll · on . or Stick. Shop now and get half off. Save just as mucn as you spend. Or aet two IUirdlan anpls fot the ptlce of one! . ·. . SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG STORE 112 E. MAIN Jlicnmad, · POMEROY Hello Outdoor Cooks .. If's B. B. 0. TIME II W:to c:am.: Eacis, ;! :of Complete Line Of 20c to 35c THE SEWING CENTER WY 2-5320 13 Mill 51, '1• 3 •.. 1• \ 1 _,.., Cello "'" Sllood .2\1111h1,19 About Wheat .,_... 49 Pint Cut ' l ~.,, . # ~~· .. ·~ Sllood ' lollllll DON'T YOU R'EAD EFORE YOU .,.BUY? icn.w. ..L..o 1, Pork Chc:aps 2 ....$1 . liB llllld YOU nildlll the paav& of thli newe; paper =cis• Bf!h., And ~u. It mea• ""~die'~ ~bitt of COiliUiliEaj print mak" _... · · ~ Moet people do. They count on advertising in print to eive them the infollll8tion they want on prod· ·uctstbatinterestthem-informationonfeatures .. . designs ••. and prices, for examp)e. People not only read about products and services, they show ads to tb~e~ir.~fa~m~i~ly~a~nd~,..~~~:;~~~~j~~~~~~. '¥-! • • - Peat 'Moss C::OFF'EE .lb.can ;69c ~ - only79e I CheVy 11 fot four 8Dtltely dill'enmt kinda of bucke\4eal COUI* .nd eonvorttbl• "' pt. ;your •PI'ini 011 tbe roacl rlgll$ llow-lhe Super Sport~! With a cllolee of extrl-<00 option1 like electric taehomet.era. ...quietly, lidllinatically! ALL TO GO! 4allpeed shifts and hi&:h• performance Rlin•, thq'n ~MILK . . 7. 9'iu!! j 'i . 9:00to9.00 .. aU out for opotlu ;vou want to pi Firot, the Jeto011100th Impala l!uper Sport with ;your choica of 7 dlllerent tn11net1 that ranp 11)1 to •125 hp anal ineiKdt tho popular Turbo-Fire 4ot• with 840 hp (or amootll, ._llllive clllvlni Ill elty ~• '.l'hea ~·tile Cllet7 U Noft 4GO s.q. MObiL 10JIA.3R CGJnpare lh..• Mlana quolity futures btlfole wou dodd" • OVer.Siza CooliOJI Coils • Fuii·Ratld tompre• "Quiet E,.;,_.,. • Weshable, Permanent-Typo Flllt!r • - QuiCII, EIIIY "A\IIIIIIIItic Mount" • • • Installation · • Foui·Wor Rllll "--ion • Automatic T.._lllre Clalllllll • • .l9Jii·- ~~~ COMMAND ROOM AIR CDIIDITIOIIEU •r~l!'t T,Jiurlci.Y ''. . . ~ ~,.. to ~- four without ••• four with ••• · Cool& extended· toom areas V.. leylell I OPERATING COSTI .AIR COMMAND ' ·MRY· DAY~ .M-olt people read and then buy. Don't ....... . .. THEl DAILY SENTIN& M.:ttweiiH.usa 99c, ...... ""',1 ' ' GIAf:IIT BAG j • ' bgular or Drip } CAPACITY COOLING! NEW Hick..,. .Sau(' WhyPayM~? IMtl 5 .._$') BMf'• 10 lb. Chcircoal ••··J 3 .. 1-09 Baco.n C lunch Meat 2 u... '1 .. GIANT T INv Bacon Ends lplcH 1.111, _....._ MlnC141 HoOt, P&PLtof · FABRIC -"Special" ZIPPERS BEEF 5 Biscuits - - onlt for all--· ON RIBS ..... TRIMMING . • GROUND Wieners Fry. •;," • SPARE Jibs. ••• Leaders TeII 14, 19111, and ' : d..:in:; James and Mar· Freahly Ground MMty ~ tW ~no·; ctltt1117 111!1 traclltlon of IIIII cratlllnanallljl . BAKER~·. F'URNITURE . . ' f!\IDDLii'ORT, OHIO ;NOW- WHATS NEW AT YOUR CHMior n DfAI Fft ,,. _.. ,, -- ~·~·---- - --·-·------ - .. . .... . - .. POM·EROY MOTOR CO·MP~ .Y .MAIN 5!REET 1'01!!\EROY _ . ,, .·~)M1 :loJ1!.. �,.1 ~ '""f ,_ II Cahtmh!t : :c~; ,.. . . . . , ... I I . . . (~ j l Joaaal. J& will ...,_. fw • ;;:,..ott:o: !:'C1& ~ dOilli gu..ts of Mr. ud Stanley Harbour aDd fam. were Mr. aDd MrL N. R. Wll' _. w~ I~ 1 l&iW '"' -:= ABC-TV.' aDd it ..; out- New ~!Of~ ~1l!Jiol~ - ~ . . _ . lor , . Yon. lhllv.,lilji Ia .--:..:::.= =[trll~.,~'!-•• I« I --..r ,...n ca NBCTV'o ,-:'"' pr I ~ Oil lbe ~~ •'roci.,n ... "1111 : : "dr -IDaa~ ~· ~-·. Deleadorl" It oow ,... 1n 10 squirm 101. · - . ::::'' w-,.. . elf• lhtee ill!rloulldlookrloo).od • Oae - · •"'iicf Great Alfvea. aiel Ia prima time, aDd IID)'OIIO lure," will deal for .. bour each Wbo _IIUflia It la bee- al tioo ...... OD CBS-TV with a dramo On ._ ~ <. WM ......., 001111ta;-..~ 1bt 111D11 recoa1 IIIOr._ pun:lloalag powtr al - . . . liloitoey, 11 will 11o pro.~} llhort lll4l7 b7 '"" oalocl eM- oa1e befir 'made to W..t a. loeH&on lbOIId llo llorJt. .du<ed In cooporatiDo .ofth the N• ""Jill lid c:ridc, ·UoDei 1'rilillw. IIIIIIJI I · wllfpped. , · lllontll li:duc4Uoll AIWICII!foa I' ~ I ooly btfDa tloo poiDt ap II oiJ• <NEAl, 1D oriiDlzatloa ol 1bou1 boc.UN, to..., ID . . - . It 110,010 1ea"'-.· ..,. NEA piiDo . ·~ • '' . lD IIIII lllliroly lmmotorlal ..- Jr./'to bavo a speaker oa, eacb pro. J;". nlOYIDI. Two nteDI - - IJ'OID ml Will bolp CB8 Jaauo ' ~ ~ lll'llcleo coma to mlDd. One litidy guides m1 the llke. Mrs. 1. ~ ~:: ~ lhat ......, podoot ......,. far j lhutel A. Blan<!wd, presJdeat of llro ' IDtermJo. ............ lllcnuOd fnml · ·GO~ the NEA, Myo abo is "grotlfled" troot to flO Ia the pill 11 Jlll'l, aDd abool the wbolo !hiD(. I. Poat I. a-t Lolui 11 ·~called-loa firm tolled i Another l!eliea, "Mr. Novak," 1.~ 22 Jfollbq ID!onuollonal lb.., wiD ceater II'OUIId • teacher in .. • plana to IOIId au aDdletta 1 larg ~emetrupolltaa bit!b achool, 2"':0"' I. y...., ' tl odv--. f..- various aDd wiU oir 1m: ld bour --"• 10. Clloilp I. BlUer procluctJ to these ..,.., affluent Iweek OD NBCTV. Jameo FraaclaT.B. Booollu 28. Build~ JGUliiBier>. Ieus lo the lea<her aDd Deaa Jag. U. ff:""y: ::::::.__ Q.Aporturu Tba other ort1c1t revelled lbat ,., bio prindpal, aQd the NBC lltl.U.tiUkthere .,. more lbao 19 mlliloa of preo agents are ecotatlc lboul u, -.~~o,y I. 01 . (~ these youag COIIIIIJilen now and but. II may be very good aay•lay. ~ ~ , Jo/nf th..t they are laoreulng rlpldly. 'IMro. Blanchard bu given NBC I f . 1. ...._, &'l'o UPt 18. '1Vnpla/ Be that u lt may, advBDco Ill- equal Ume. Silo IIY• ohe oaw one for "'""18.Diploatiq . .ltutaJ7 dlcatIons are lhat the lll!twllrb,of tile sbows aDd lballt II "boort. ..,.. fll 11. riot .ftlla I ti.Poblt U.Greek •~ appa...,.lly using 101110 decenl loaiJII." 11. '1'11111 ill!' """""' prtnclple ia taklag odvantage ot! 'l'llo tblld oerlea, "Chaanl.,." thl.s oituatlaa. The lbree IOrleo · deala wltb a coDege taamed :::::':::: ...m weD-Intended aDd many ChaanliJII, aDd tilt pivotal charcull above, aay, lho Dim Clark acten are a youa1 leacber <la· N. '!'tap ""•'-' and Mr. and Mrs. Ralpll Sarson and Gene Harper aU tl Ferry. DA fLY •· CDO'SSWO R .::= z.:' e.=.,.._ .mtehl - .. 11.'-- .......,.. ...... -·- . ·- - ._.... "' ,4 ......... 11.......,. ........ . u.- ........ 17.- i --~N:-::o·=Tic:;;;C=:ES;:--- iffl"OO;;F~A Beautician : Get in- - ·- . to this highly paid profess ion ! before the new Ohio Laws are enacted . You can enter beau- • ..... . . . ., ty school now without a high school education. You can en- , I ter from the age 16 on up. NYE VOLKSWAGON Ph. L y.J.t 238 You ca., complete the course ,' now ln 1250 hours, about 7 OPEN TILL 9:00P.M. months Y oucan get this}'~=~:~~::-;::==~===~~~~==::! course for a smali weekly or monthlv payments. You save yourself time a1'd mn•n.v ===~~=-;~;;~;; bv e~rolli ng =------- DON'T PUMP your sluggish 21 inch tflhlc mode-l TV· Excel- septic tank. Get Klean-Em- now . Call, or come in. Southr•· .., .., RPautv Aradrmy Jen 30 N. Court Street Athens, Ohio All ~ptic Tank Cleaner. rondition. Phone Wy 2- 3163. 4 24 3tc FREEUsE - o-FO ur ·- - 4 24 6tc Landmark Farm Bareaa Pomeroy shampooer with purcbase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. er's Furniture, Middleport. 4 23 -;]]iNc:fiiXIT:-r. ___ l'or Sale ....:..:::......::=.:.;:_____ S 14 30tc , April 28 at 1 Izaak Walton F'arm, Che~te r _ Sponsored by the -~~--~ ---oCht'ster Fire Department. COTTON and wool rugs, one, 4 24 4tp , one a nd one half , and yard. Lenna Brinker, Let.art II o M I 1 0 -,.-g-."'15=-c-."P-ooc-t--oL-oc::-: ng I H~ O~ T ~o"c" • c"',s,.- Falls. 4 22 Spinet Piano Must Sale! 25c. J ack 's Dairy Bar, Mid· [ SEE IT AT ... dteport 4 23 6tc REVIVAL at Hiland Chapel. Rl. 124, beginning May 26th. · Evangelist Rtv. Billy Watts. · Rev. E. E. Wedve1, Pastor . : 93rd Anniversary Zerkle Transfer CQ. SPECIALS! MIDDLEPOII,T, 0. Write or Phone . For Det1ill 4 17 12tp Summers c.Sot~ heeD cancelled? Lost \'OW ope1 c.\or Call WY 2·2!!6b. Phon• 286-2104 ~-- •.•u Oex-A-Diet onl~ 98c. Stark Drugs 3 t '60 -~AUTO .SALE~ ~~ 1957 FORD CUSTOM "300" dr. Sedan. V8 aut.om;:atic trans- ELECTRIC ORGAN mission . $295.00. Terry Knight Hh Legion Terrace. Phone 1 Original Price $995.00 · WY :1-2392. 4 23 3tp ' ~=cca"'u"'JCK 4 dor hardtop, just [ bad body work done. 1940 Chevrolet. Phone SH 2-4931 . 4 23 3 tp _ ·H~CKETT'S JACK SOHIO SERVICE Fabric· Softener PERSONAL SIZE . 40 INCH SPINET CONSOLE Metropo!Uaa Motors MaiD Street, Pomeroy Pboae WY 2-3870 I 4 22 Uc · 1==-==------;--caro ur WURLITZER PIANO $593.00 SALESMAN Beasle\ Math ews Athens, LY 3--4061 Jackson. 0. I- - FOR SA..,_LE=--ONE 4 wheel tractor wagon on rubber. One John Deere Tr.icl- Phone 286-2104 e SHOES "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHQPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS NJCE 7 room farm home. Mod- ---A"U"'t"'1"''I"'O"N;;;E;;;E;;;R~-ern kitchen, furnace and Complete Service May have garden and chiekeo Crf1t Bradford 4 2 3tc privileges. Located 2 · Write, Pbaae or Coat.<~ south of Harrisonville on A. c. BRADFORD risonville ~ Rutland road. Racllle, Obfo MARE PONY spotted brown $50.00. Retired couple pre· 5 II Uc and white, 1' year old. New ferecl. May be seen Saturday and Sunday, April 21 _ 28 or I. 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. saddle and bridle. Sell cheap. oontact Mrs. Charles Haning, ICh.esb.r Ohio. !h_rold E. llysefll, RuHUiandh, 18 Uc Oh10 4 371 Baldwin Drive, Lancast· School.- across rom4 23 g31p 4 23 er: Ohio. PHOTO COPYING Servtces. l-=c::-=;;:-~;;-;;;;:;:;;i Union Ave., four eopy any tetter or doeumenl FOR SALE OR RENT house. modern buill-in kltch· '>euler lnsurarlce, Pomeroy ' III:ANT ADS WUKK woaden en, tile and hardwood Doors. z 15 lfc 11eal for couple. Availab•lcle~.af~-~1""~:':0~~::~==-ll when you wisb IL bu) or oeU. ~A-~~~~ 4 23 3tc FIVE ROOM house. Good conKleen _ Em . All Septic tank dition, water, garden. EsthCleaner. Ohlo Valley Pluimb·J er Anderson, Dexter, Ohio. ·In&. 4• Jtl-30tp MY 8·3466. 4 2 3tp SiJUGGlloH One set of 14 inch double steel pull plows. One Herelord yearl ing bull. Thomas E. Diddle, Racine, Phone VI 3· 2276. 4 2 3tc CLEAN USED furniture, radios. 1 c 0 B A E ~ ~ FOR SALE: Farmette tractor with 3-faal mowing machllle, lawn mower, shovels, cuitivaton aDd disk: $%00. Abo, Model F Farman tractor .., steel with 2 tum plows, mow· lng machine, cutter bars: .135. Bradley 11Dd Davis chain saw, Ill-Inch cut, 2 chains, $100. E. D. Johnson, R. D. 1, Racine, Phone Wl 9-3081 aft. er 4:30 p. m. 4 19 6 "'c-==.,--:=--:-:c-cc:_ _ -:;;'tp':c; FARMALL H tractor. · Good condition. Priced reasonable. For sale or trade for liveotock. Eldon Gaul, Chesler, Ohlo. 4 2 6tp ! 1 Pomeroy Landmark I L''"""'·l Forest Roo Bloek Co. Phone Wl' Z..2167 Pomeroy, Oblo 3 27 301c dleport. WY 2-3874. Rutland, Side Hill and Dexter 2-4648. 4 2 3tc f:DII Newa ,,. am..... hriJ DAVY .IGNIS $269°0 '( w/t , e 825x20-10 Ply Super Gold Cup $49'95 '~: e 825x20--10 Ply D-70 Nylon-'- $39· '~:: 9,5 825x20-10 Ply Gold Cup Highway $46.95 ~:: ·wholesale '• Reuter llltaranee A.1enc, and ba1tnet1 aeetl." PbHe II'Y Udl " I:GO News 8:05 Sports I:IS Stm-llown Sereaado 1:30 NIIJI 7:011 Slgn OJl ,- IIA'ftJIIDAY IICIIIIIlUIJI 1:111 llfWI 1:011 OoqultJ lble Time t:ID !'IHa · . 1:3S Farm Work! Ne• . 1:40 RF0 Road. Finder please call SH ·•lasuranee fill . everr penqat DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, lllsbed. Phone WY 2-5187. ' 5:05 Tra911JD' '!'!me 13.68 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR results. s '' 13.6 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR A~..::c$239~~ ~~~~b~ Attention Dairymen Upper Room Meditattoas 5:05 Travelln' Time low JIIIH!S Staek AfO, 5:30 NeWI Noon Newo . 6:00 News Weather &port, 8:05 Sundowa Serenaile liiosie Jllll J'OI You 8:30 NeWI ' 7 "'Off 00 NeWI : ....,.. kUIIe Juat 1l'or You ....., NIIJI 7:30 Newo . u; Mualc Jllll For You 7:35 Army llouJ 2:00 Neon 8:10 Baptist Layman•, !lour . 1:05 Mlwc Jllll For You 8:15 Owrch II Wlllt 8 110 1:111 News Jt111 ror You " ' N1:35 Muaie ,8:35 Hour of~.... 1:00 New. 1:011 Wtap 01 Heollq g 30 N 1:111 Pllller l'lrl7 : OWl 9 35 S 30 News ' l.egisla~ Revlew 1:35 Pllller PuiJ I:CI SUnday QJapel f:GO N""• U::OO Voice « Propbec:J f 16 Platllr 1'1117 111:30 NIIJI . f;li Blaetlalr Auto bow _ 10:~ WaaiL Beptsto 1be Peop.. 'fi>e., 6 Tbun. lUI Sociai Secur11J . . f:IO 11i9J Nm U:GO Colll!lrJ ~~lam,_ f:40 Platter Party U:ltl N8WI . · u :Ill Coua1rJ .a,m. 'n. 1.00 ...,.. 6:30 Sparll E f REE POMEROY WY 2-2649 ers, $5.00 a month. We deliv"Antique Car" Pattern · · E OFFER.S THE BEST televisions , refigerat.ors. ran-~ er and keep 1n semce. w1 ges, washers and dryers, living's Store, Phone Wy 2-2~ CLAIR WOODI Tall 16 oz. Water PHONE ing room and bedroom suites. I Glosses With Purchase 4 2 3tc CHESTER 985-2145 . James Stewan, Hat't.ford, W You get 1 gta.<s free each time you purchase 10 gal- HOUSE for rent. Four rooms l2-6-25tt Ya .. Phone 773·5719. and bath. Lincoln Hetghts. l ~l]mftil~FQ~~~~~i 4 2 l2tp Ions of gasoline or more, or a combination oil change phone WY 2·3575 after 5 o'·l · Contractors. Dry DAVENPORT and cha :r, and tube clock. 4 ?.'! tic well and cement work. Free Startjob. A Sot Nowl table, I gas heal<r. Can be I ~====::--:~---estimates. Frank G. Roush, seen at 24% Plum St., $5.00 I UNFURNISHED Home, 4 room Martin Hotel, Pomeroy. each. Ph. WY 2~32 16 or WY 2· Super Service Station and bath. 1650 Lincoln Hgts. 4 2 3tc lll67. 4 2 3tc Open 24 Hours WY 2·9932 Phone WY Z-38.<. FOR 1955 to t959 l'm~fR~~c":;'cl;'I~ ~ FrVF.RriilMSO:rutbai4 19 etc LOST & FOUND , Plymouth for sale, $15.00.1 SINCER SEWING ROOMS and bath, Al•o hnb •. aps lor l4 in. wheel sales and Stl vice. The Door apartment. 237 Mulber· J.OST - I white pig, weight 100 INSURANC=:E:___ f('f <:Hme model car. We live ric Shop, 115 W. Second, ry A.ve. Phone WY ?.-2133. ll>. N. H. Rose , Minersville. IMPS _ close to Wilsoo Texaco Sta· meroy, ~ :1-2284. · 4 10 Phone WY 2-6710. BARNES S ON lnJut· lion. Mac< Stewart, Mason, BUY TilE BEST. Complete 4 24 3tp once Agency. Middle~ 4 23 3tc of cement blocks. Cement 4 room furnished - FOUND-6 head, part. Holstein: ~~·'\.;:'mobile, bo~sZ7 '::'c W. Va. 1 \9FO ~ 1L 1lr: L 53 x 10 mnbile Morta r - W.mdows unfurnished apartment. Mid· Jers~. -, Leo MorTlS Farm, I at 315 Ash Stroot, Middleport. 4 23 Jlc 2 ..... 25c e Blaettnars or Chester 985.33911 . or wilh plow and cultivators, l~le. v. ,.1. 53c. DRY GOODS SPORTS WEAR . 1860-RACINE, 0~1963 OHIO ~~;• •~~;;;;~~---···;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;iiijij;;j;;;;j;;i;~ ..., .·.•' . &!'!'e- . 10 50 8undaf Cl.apeJ 11:00 NonD R4pcd 11:11 'lba ..... 11:10 Rev. llerilll r - 1:110 1laur ol DoctllaD 1:30 Luthmr 11Ctar 1:10 Nwo .:GO '1llo Big Lle 1:11 Baclt to 111e Croa 1:00 -... Roacoe 1:.10 Tbe Q!lllt IICtar f:OO · N111t . f:86 llwlday Sbof:30 NeWI nom. f:ll Siga Off ~ •=• SIBn ,m , tO.,~ tl.~ CII.Diapotcb. ~~ CBYPIOQVOTI!: - Beie'a how to ...... Ita AliTQLBAAKB lo LOII'OJ'I:LLOW One 1ottor limply- tw - · ra t111a amploAio11104 for lllo lhroe llo, X for tbo O'o, .... Blncle letton, llapblea, lllo lea8tb .... , _ -daytlle __ _ _ "' lllo ........... aU - JVVT azv '1'31'8 JCK'I'C JJ'PY YPOII' BIt a1 By ERNIE BUSHMILLEil - · ·----- Y~ OIJPb;&lll DOWLEDOlll MAKES Oint LA.UGB. 8'UT Wli:ALTR KAK11:8 ONI: DANCE.-llli:IIBIIM -I:IS~Muslcal C1oc1t1 ,.,_ ~=~ l'f- . 't!JO "41 . :·: ol .....,Ill " luo:~ ·. " -"""'-.· _ .., "'"" M:OII · • 1111 Ton lfl:55 World N11:110 TaJII o1 111e Ton Cucopt Fri. alurob Balls U ·tt 'World N 11:55 Muon~ N01i1 12 dO Coni -:;::'1! RIDe =...,0:: Coualr7 uo &wK. Bao& z:55 News 1louot 0 :45 'Sei'Vke BOTHER • I •• • (I . .' .,..-- ME at ~~ 1:00 Midway Malinet 1:55 NIWI lleat 4:110 1lirinl wifll Dale f:38 fDterduuJae 5:118 Cnlltmanlty Newt 15 5: World 6 National New~ 6:15 llpadWu ,. ...,.._ ~:!.!:~rD~m~"!_!•~-~-_[~5::_::30~Siga!!_OJl~---- . NOT GOING IT 12:05 IAICII N0111 12:10 Oblo Ntwl 12:15 Maneto L-.-r 12:211 Lflocuanl JlulleliD 11o1nt 12·._ ..., NeQ 0 , ~DICK !RACY 1~:30 Agrjeulb,o~ ,\gl!al t: ---rM· TO LET ·w J EH -RADIO M....., 'Droop J'rllb.J , 7:1S Sip Ob, Mualeal Clock 7 :4&~Tbe l.ileJiao . 1 00 1....... . """"' V.U., New U5 !IP!rta 1'oda7 f:10 World N0111 1' • -1? oa TII'P 'BBBB 4:31 Pts111r PariJ'. 11:55 11:51 I•:Ot, 12:15 IJ:SO 1·00 , 1:0o 1:4! WAID CROSS'·SONS $1,695 l__ 111-9-tfc M· 'I.. IT. 0<-tin RIPI .GOLDEN ,. · -- ... ·..,plo . . ..... .......... "'·m-... N.~ (Family Wonblp 'lburs.) 6:00 N""' 29c JILL Bananas EASY TERMS 1~-------~ 1 Marvm Mark!! Hersehel or see & bclrs fi!!IO' •• , ••~... tar • full:rwr ILJ'ape•._ ••~'Nil Al "i GO N... . 7::1$ Breakfast Par1J 1 • · ·, 1:011 $ai!red lleirt l'rOJII'IIII l :tltl """' I 1.:11 Caumry JlllllbWw 1:011 llrealful P1r1J 1:111 Nen 11:30 1:311 Fum World Nen Ul• ilrM"!MI l'lriJ 1:41- CoolaiJ RJI'i) 9:GO flewo l :OO No"* t:OII Breutaa! 1'111'1) 1:tlli llroooklatll ~ . ): 15 Jooos 1luict Sbow 7:111 Neb 1:30 News _ . 7:31 Pickens 11on1wa.e . Show US Breufull'lrl7 7:10 I :60 Neb ReJ)OI1 !• 1111 Neb 1:00 Breakfast Party IO:Cii Polb_Pa!V 1: u. Brealdut Pq 10:30 Nln Uo Van Puaclt Span Sbow l.ll:36 lluale fn 1111 AD • 36 Breallfut 1'1117 10:46 'l1le Good Life 1:4$ •Jailer Fum. Show-hi. 10:511 Under 'Oblo 8ldel t :flll l'len lUI!' lliow, l:flli ooea Wllb Janet 11:06 l'op Teo Show t: SO NeWI II ::0. Ill"'!! . t :3& ODffeo Wlllt Janet 11:31 Duttoo's Top Ten Show 8:41. Belly NeWlon Sbow 12:110 News-- Noaq Ropon 10:00 N11J1 12:15 Music lnter"'de • 10 011 MlnlstertaJ AsooctaUon 12: 30 Rev·. Merllll 'l'oeil 10:20 County Boo Down 1:1111 ~·ewa 10· 3fl 1:011 Platter Pan, 10:3.; County Hoe Down 3:30 Newa , 11: tJfl News 3:3& Platter ParliJ 1.!:118 Swop Sloop UO New. 11 ·30 News 4:06 Platter f'lrl7 11:35 Farm NeWI t :30 Nna u .40 Cou•II'J- ~ managerabili1)' See at 59c I SA'\48 00 $25.00 Down .,. · $4 Weekly Eseelleoce Rig car roum, ride and pertormSrnall car economy and bome. Inquire 29c 33c STUDIO PIANO 1 ---oTh=--e-=-Ra-mbl :-=-er World Standaro ·•I Compacl \ GIANT SIZE steering. Auto. shift. USED i 15c Sunshine Marshmallows_ 1 lb. pkg. Sunshine Variille Wafers 12 oz. pkg. LeSabre 2 Dr. Sedan. Power Now-l PRICE I Buick _ wev""t corn SWEET BRIER- 303 con WHOLEs · GRAIN Ivory Soap-- 5 like $1.00 ... c · Pineapple Juice - 4601.33 Rinso Blue POMEROY, OHIO for , STOKELY'S .tt~RAKE .'lptAIR V8 Sta . Wagon . Auto. shift. '60 Fruit Cockfail 2,~•- 3 eFRONT·END REPAIR Phone WY 2-3198 finish STOKLEY'S eSHOCK ABSORBERS Chevrolet $1 ,495 Original black new. !:Po~r~k~L~iv~e~r-=====:.....::."'·.;.19~c. Spare Ribs lb. 29c eWHEn ALIGMMENT eWHEEL BALANCING "'"'"....,.;u. - - -- --· - - - WMPO ~adio 1'11111! FIIIIIA! . 7:10 Ne•s 1 HOW wuz TH• TAFI'V PUU., JUGHAII1? By CHESTER GOULD ·'' · , ~ ~ _, ·:-. J. ' ' . �,.1 ~ '""f ,_ II Cahtmh!t : :c~; ,.. . . . . , ... I I . . . (~ j l Joaaal. J& will ...,_. fw • ;;:,..ott:o: !:'C1& ~ dOilli gu..ts of Mr. ud Stanley Harbour aDd fam. were Mr. aDd MrL N. R. Wll' _. w~ I~ 1 l&iW '"' -:= ABC-TV.' aDd it ..; out- New ~!Of~ ~1l!Jiol~ - ~ . . _ . lor , . Yon. lhllv.,lilji Ia .--:..:::.= =[trll~.,~'!-•• I« I --..r ,...n ca NBCTV'o ,-:'"' pr I ~ Oil lbe ~~ •'roci.,n ... "1111 : : "dr -IDaa~ ~· ~-·. Deleadorl" It oow ,... 1n 10 squirm 101. · - . ::::'' w-,.. . elf• lhtee ill!rloulldlookrloo).od • Oae - · •"'iicf Great Alfvea. aiel Ia prima time, aDd IID)'OIIO lure," will deal for .. bour each Wbo _IIUflia It la bee- al tioo ...... OD CBS-TV with a dramo On ._ ~ <. WM ......., 001111ta;-..~ 1bt 111D11 recoa1 IIIOr._ pun:lloalag powtr al - . . . liloitoey, 11 will 11o pro.~} llhort lll4l7 b7 '"" oalocl eM- oa1e befir 'made to W..t a. loeH&on lbOIId llo llorJt. .du<ed In cooporatiDo .ofth the N• ""Jill lid c:ridc, ·UoDei 1'rilillw. IIIIIIJI I · wllfpped. , · lllontll li:duc4Uoll AIWICII!foa I' ~ I ooly btfDa tloo poiDt ap II oiJ• <NEAl, 1D oriiDlzatloa ol 1bou1 boc.UN, to..., ID . . - . It 110,010 1ea"'-.· ..,. NEA piiDo . ·~ • '' . lD IIIII lllliroly lmmotorlal ..- Jr./'to bavo a speaker oa, eacb pro. J;". nlOYIDI. Two nteDI - - IJ'OID ml Will bolp CB8 Jaauo ' ~ ~ lll'llcleo coma to mlDd. One litidy guides m1 the llke. Mrs. 1. ~ ~:: ~ lhat ......, podoot ......,. far j lhutel A. Blan<!wd, presJdeat of llro ' IDtermJo. ............ lllcnuOd fnml · ·GO~ the NEA, Myo abo is "grotlfled" troot to flO Ia the pill 11 Jlll'l, aDd abool the wbolo !hiD(. I. Poat I. a-t Lolui 11 ·~called-loa firm tolled i Another l!eliea, "Mr. Novak," 1.~ 22 Jfollbq ID!onuollonal lb.., wiD ceater II'OUIId • teacher in .. • plana to IOIId au aDdletta 1 larg ~emetrupolltaa bit!b achool, 2"':0"' I. y...., ' tl odv--. f..- various aDd wiU oir 1m: ld bour --"• 10. Clloilp I. BlUer procluctJ to these ..,.., affluent Iweek OD NBCTV. Jameo FraaclaT.B. Booollu 28. Build~ JGUliiBier>. Ieus lo the lea<her aDd Deaa Jag. U. ff:""y: ::::::.__ Q.Aporturu Tba other ort1c1t revelled lbat ,., bio prindpal, aQd the NBC lltl.U.tiUkthere .,. more lbao 19 mlliloa of preo agents are ecotatlc lboul u, -.~~o,y I. 01 . (~ these youag COIIIIIJilen now and but. II may be very good aay•lay. ~ ~ , Jo/nf th..t they are laoreulng rlpldly. 'IMro. Blanchard bu given NBC I f . 1. ...._, &'l'o UPt 18. '1Vnpla/ Be that u lt may, advBDco Ill- equal Ume. Silo IIY• ohe oaw one for "'""18.Diploatiq . .ltutaJ7 dlcatIons are lhat the lll!twllrb,of tile sbows aDd lballt II "boort. ..,.. fll 11. riot .ftlla I ti.Poblt U.Greek •~ appa...,.lly using 101110 decenl loaiJII." 11. '1'11111 ill!' """""' prtnclple ia taklag odvantage ot! 'l'llo tblld oerlea, "Chaanl.,." thl.s oituatlaa. The lbree IOrleo · deala wltb a coDege taamed :::::':::: ...m weD-Intended aDd many ChaanliJII, aDd tilt pivotal charcull above, aay, lho Dim Clark acten are a youa1 leacber <la· N. '!'tap ""•'-' and Mr. and Mrs. Ralpll Sarson and Gene Harper aU tl Ferry. DA fLY •· CDO'SSWO R .::= z.:' e.=.,.._ .mtehl - .. 11.'-- .......,.. ...... -·- . ·- - ._.... "' ,4 ......... 11.......,. ........ . u.- ........ 17.- i --~N:-::o·=Tic:;;;C=:ES;:--- iffl"OO;;F~A Beautician : Get in- - ·- . to this highly paid profess ion ! before the new Ohio Laws are enacted . You can enter beau- • ..... . . . ., ty school now without a high school education. You can en- , I ter from the age 16 on up. NYE VOLKSWAGON Ph. L y.J.t 238 You ca., complete the course ,' now ln 1250 hours, about 7 OPEN TILL 9:00P.M. months Y oucan get this}'~=~:~~::-;::==~===~~~~==::! course for a smali weekly or monthlv payments. You save yourself time a1'd mn•n.v ===~~=-;~;;~;; bv e~rolli ng =------- DON'T PUMP your sluggish 21 inch tflhlc mode-l TV· Excel- septic tank. Get Klean-Em- now . Call, or come in. Southr•· .., .., RPautv Aradrmy Jen 30 N. Court Street Athens, Ohio All ~ptic Tank Cleaner. rondition. Phone Wy 2- 3163. 4 24 3tc FREEUsE - o-FO ur ·- - 4 24 6tc Landmark Farm Bareaa Pomeroy shampooer with purcbase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. er's Furniture, Middleport. 4 23 -;]]iNc:fiiXIT:-r. ___ l'or Sale ....:..:::......::=.:.;:_____ S 14 30tc , April 28 at 1 Izaak Walton F'arm, Che~te r _ Sponsored by the -~~--~ ---oCht'ster Fire Department. COTTON and wool rugs, one, 4 24 4tp , one a nd one half , and yard. Lenna Brinker, Let.art II o M I 1 0 -,.-g-."'15=-c-."P-ooc-t--oL-oc::-: ng I H~ O~ T ~o"c" • c"',s,.- Falls. 4 22 Spinet Piano Must Sale! 25c. J ack 's Dairy Bar, Mid· [ SEE IT AT ... dteport 4 23 6tc REVIVAL at Hiland Chapel. Rl. 124, beginning May 26th. · Evangelist Rtv. Billy Watts. · Rev. E. E. Wedve1, Pastor . : 93rd Anniversary Zerkle Transfer CQ. SPECIALS! MIDDLEPOII,T, 0. Write or Phone . For Det1ill 4 17 12tp Summers c.Sot~ heeD cancelled? Lost \'OW ope1 c.\or Call WY 2·2!!6b. Phon• 286-2104 ~-- •.•u Oex-A-Diet onl~ 98c. Stark Drugs 3 t '60 -~AUTO .SALE~ ~~ 1957 FORD CUSTOM "300" dr. Sedan. V8 aut.om;:atic trans- ELECTRIC ORGAN mission . $295.00. Terry Knight Hh Legion Terrace. Phone 1 Original Price $995.00 · WY :1-2392. 4 23 3tp ' ~=cca"'u"'JCK 4 dor hardtop, just [ bad body work done. 1940 Chevrolet. Phone SH 2-4931 . 4 23 3 tp _ ·H~CKETT'S JACK SOHIO SERVICE Fabric· Softener PERSONAL SIZE . 40 INCH SPINET CONSOLE Metropo!Uaa Motors MaiD Street, Pomeroy Pboae WY 2-3870 I 4 22 Uc · 1==-==------;--caro ur WURLITZER PIANO $593.00 SALESMAN Beasle\ Math ews Athens, LY 3--4061 Jackson. 0. I- - FOR SA..,_LE=--ONE 4 wheel tractor wagon on rubber. One John Deere Tr.icl- Phone 286-2104 e SHOES "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHQPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS NJCE 7 room farm home. Mod- ---A"U"'t"'1"''I"'O"N;;;E;;;E;;;R~-ern kitchen, furnace and Complete Service May have garden and chiekeo Crf1t Bradford 4 2 3tc privileges. Located 2 · Write, Pbaae or Coat.<~ south of Harrisonville on A. c. BRADFORD risonville ~ Rutland road. Racllle, Obfo MARE PONY spotted brown $50.00. Retired couple pre· 5 II Uc and white, 1' year old. New ferecl. May be seen Saturday and Sunday, April 21 _ 28 or I. 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. saddle and bridle. Sell cheap. oontact Mrs. Charles Haning, ICh.esb.r Ohio. !h_rold E. llysefll, RuHUiandh, 18 Uc Oh10 4 371 Baldwin Drive, Lancast· School.- across rom4 23 g31p 4 23 er: Ohio. PHOTO COPYING Servtces. l-=c::-=;;:-~;;-;;;;:;:;;i Union Ave., four eopy any tetter or doeumenl FOR SALE OR RENT house. modern buill-in kltch· '>euler lnsurarlce, Pomeroy ' III:ANT ADS WUKK woaden en, tile and hardwood Doors. z 15 lfc 11eal for couple. Availab•lcle~.af~-~1""~:':0~~::~==-ll when you wisb IL bu) or oeU. ~A-~~~~ 4 23 3tc FIVE ROOM house. Good conKleen _ Em . All Septic tank dition, water, garden. EsthCleaner. Ohlo Valley Pluimb·J er Anderson, Dexter, Ohio. ·In&. 4• Jtl-30tp MY 8·3466. 4 2 3tp SiJUGGlloH One set of 14 inch double steel pull plows. One Herelord yearl ing bull. Thomas E. Diddle, Racine, Phone VI 3· 2276. 4 2 3tc CLEAN USED furniture, radios. 1 c 0 B A E ~ ~ FOR SALE: Farmette tractor with 3-faal mowing machllle, lawn mower, shovels, cuitivaton aDd disk: $%00. Abo, Model F Farman tractor .., steel with 2 tum plows, mow· lng machine, cutter bars: .135. Bradley 11Dd Davis chain saw, Ill-Inch cut, 2 chains, $100. E. D. Johnson, R. D. 1, Racine, Phone Wl 9-3081 aft. er 4:30 p. m. 4 19 6 "'c-==.,--:=--:-:c-cc:_ _ -:;;'tp':c; FARMALL H tractor. · Good condition. Priced reasonable. For sale or trade for liveotock. Eldon Gaul, Chesler, Ohlo. 4 2 6tp ! 1 Pomeroy Landmark I L''"""'·l Forest Roo Bloek Co. Phone Wl' Z..2167 Pomeroy, Oblo 3 27 301c dleport. WY 2-3874. Rutland, Side Hill and Dexter 2-4648. 4 2 3tc f:DII Newa ,,. am..... hriJ DAVY .IGNIS $269°0 '( w/t , e 825x20-10 Ply Super Gold Cup $49'95 '~: e 825x20--10 Ply D-70 Nylon-'- $39· '~:: 9,5 825x20-10 Ply Gold Cup Highway $46.95 ~:: ·wholesale '• Reuter llltaranee A.1enc, and ba1tnet1 aeetl." PbHe II'Y Udl " I:GO News 8:05 Sports I:IS Stm-llown Sereaado 1:30 NIIJI 7:011 Slgn OJl ,- IIA'ftJIIDAY IICIIIIIlUIJI 1:111 llfWI 1:011 OoqultJ lble Time t:ID !'IHa · . 1:3S Farm Work! Ne• . 1:40 RF0 Road. Finder please call SH ·•lasuranee fill . everr penqat DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, lllsbed. Phone WY 2-5187. ' 5:05 Tra911JD' '!'!me 13.68 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR results. s '' 13.6 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR A~..::c$239~~ ~~~~b~ Attention Dairymen Upper Room Meditattoas 5:05 Travelln' Time low JIIIH!S Staek AfO, 5:30 NeWI Noon Newo . 6:00 News Weather &port, 8:05 Sundowa Serenaile liiosie Jllll J'OI You 8:30 NeWI ' 7 "'Off 00 NeWI : ....,.. kUIIe Juat 1l'or You ....., NIIJI 7:30 Newo . u; Mualc Jllll For You 7:35 Army llouJ 2:00 Neon 8:10 Baptist Layman•, !lour . 1:05 Mlwc Jllll For You 8:15 Owrch II Wlllt 8 110 1:111 News Jt111 ror You " ' N1:35 Muaie ,8:35 Hour of~.... 1:00 New. 1:011 Wtap 01 Heollq g 30 N 1:111 Pllller l'lrl7 : OWl 9 35 S 30 News ' l.egisla~ Revlew 1:35 Pllller PuiJ I:CI SUnday QJapel f:GO N""• U::OO Voice « Propbec:J f 16 Platllr 1'1117 111:30 NIIJI . f;li Blaetlalr Auto bow _ 10:~ WaaiL Beptsto 1be Peop.. 'fi>e., 6 Tbun. lUI Sociai Secur11J . . f:IO 11i9J Nm U:GO Colll!lrJ ~~lam,_ f:40 Platter Party U:ltl N8WI . · u :Ill Coua1rJ .a,m. 'n. 1.00 ...,.. 6:30 Sparll E f REE POMEROY WY 2-2649 ers, $5.00 a month. We deliv"Antique Car" Pattern · · E OFFER.S THE BEST televisions , refigerat.ors. ran-~ er and keep 1n semce. w1 ges, washers and dryers, living's Store, Phone Wy 2-2~ CLAIR WOODI Tall 16 oz. Water PHONE ing room and bedroom suites. I Glosses With Purchase 4 2 3tc CHESTER 985-2145 . James Stewan, Hat't.ford, W You get 1 gta.<s free each time you purchase 10 gal- HOUSE for rent. Four rooms l2-6-25tt Ya .. Phone 773·5719. and bath. Lincoln Hetghts. l ~l]mftil~FQ~~~~~i 4 2 l2tp Ions of gasoline or more, or a combination oil change phone WY 2·3575 after 5 o'·l · Contractors. Dry DAVENPORT and cha :r, and tube clock. 4 ?.'! tic well and cement work. Free Startjob. A Sot Nowl table, I gas heal<r. Can be I ~====::--:~---estimates. Frank G. Roush, seen at 24% Plum St., $5.00 I UNFURNISHED Home, 4 room Martin Hotel, Pomeroy. each. Ph. WY 2~32 16 or WY 2· Super Service Station and bath. 1650 Lincoln Hgts. 4 2 3tc lll67. 4 2 3tc Open 24 Hours WY 2·9932 Phone WY Z-38.<. FOR 1955 to t959 l'm~fR~~c":;'cl;'I~ ~ FrVF.RriilMSO:rutbai4 19 etc LOST & FOUND , Plymouth for sale, $15.00.1 SINCER SEWING ROOMS and bath, Al•o hnb •. aps lor l4 in. wheel sales and Stl vice. The Door apartment. 237 Mulber· J.OST - I white pig, weight 100 INSURANC=:E:___ f('f <:Hme model car. We live ric Shop, 115 W. Second, ry A.ve. Phone WY ?.-2133. ll>. N. H. Rose , Minersville. IMPS _ close to Wilsoo Texaco Sta· meroy, ~ :1-2284. · 4 10 Phone WY 2-6710. BARNES S ON lnJut· lion. Mac< Stewart, Mason, BUY TilE BEST. Complete 4 24 3tp once Agency. Middle~ 4 23 3tc of cement blocks. Cement 4 room furnished - FOUND-6 head, part. Holstein: ~~·'\.;:'mobile, bo~sZ7 '::'c W. Va. 1 \9FO ~ 1L 1lr: L 53 x 10 mnbile Morta r - W.mdows unfurnished apartment. Mid· Jers~. -, Leo MorTlS Farm, I at 315 Ash Stroot, Middleport. 4 23 Jlc 2 ..... 25c e Blaettnars or Chester 985.33911 . or wilh plow and cultivators, l~le. v. ,.1. 53c. DRY GOODS SPORTS WEAR . 1860-RACINE, 0~1963 OHIO ~~;• •~~;;;;~~---···;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;iiijij;;j;;;;j;;i;~ ..., .·.•' . &!'!'e- . 10 50 8undaf Cl.apeJ 11:00 NonD R4pcd 11:11 'lba ..... 11:10 Rev. llerilll r - 1:110 1laur ol DoctllaD 1:30 Luthmr 11Ctar 1:10 Nwo .:GO '1llo Big Lle 1:11 Baclt to 111e Croa 1:00 -... Roacoe 1:.10 Tbe Q!lllt IICtar f:OO · N111t . f:86 llwlday Sbof:30 NeWI nom. f:ll Siga Off ~ •=• SIBn ,m , tO.,~ tl.~ CII.Diapotcb. ~~ CBYPIOQVOTI!: - Beie'a how to ...... Ita AliTQLBAAKB lo LOII'OJ'I:LLOW One 1ottor limply- tw - · ra t111a amploAio11104 for lllo lhroe llo, X for tbo O'o, .... 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Merllll 'l'oeil 10:20 County Boo Down 1:1111 ~·ewa 10· 3fl 1:011 Platter Pan, 10:3.; County Hoe Down 3:30 Newa , 11: tJfl News 3:3& Platter ParliJ 1.!:118 Swop Sloop UO New. 11 ·30 News 4:06 Platter f'lrl7 11:35 Farm NeWI t :30 Nna u .40 Cou•II'J- ~ managerabili1)' See at 59c I SA'\48 00 $25.00 Down .,. · $4 Weekly Eseelleoce Rig car roum, ride and pertormSrnall car economy and bome. Inquire 29c 33c STUDIO PIANO 1 ---oTh=--e-=-Ra-mbl :-=-er World Standaro ·•I Compacl \ GIANT SIZE steering. Auto. shift. USED i 15c Sunshine Marshmallows_ 1 lb. pkg. Sunshine Variille Wafers 12 oz. pkg. LeSabre 2 Dr. Sedan. Power Now-l PRICE I Buick _ wev""t corn SWEET BRIER- 303 con WHOLEs · GRAIN Ivory Soap-- 5 like $1.00 ... c · Pineapple Juice - 4601.33 Rinso Blue POMEROY, OHIO for , STOKELY'S .tt~RAKE .'lptAIR V8 Sta . Wagon . Auto. shift. '60 Fruit Cockfail 2,~•- 3 eFRONT·END REPAIR Phone WY 2-3198 finish STOKLEY'S eSHOCK ABSORBERS Chevrolet $1 ,495 Original black new. !:Po~r~k~L~iv~e~r-=====:.....::."'·.;.19~c. Spare Ribs lb. 29c eWHEn ALIGMMENT eWHEEL BALANCING "'"'"....,.;u. - - -- --· - - - WMPO ~adio 1'11111! FIIIIIA! . 7:10 Ne•s 1 HOW wuz TH• TAFI'V PUU., JUGHAII1? By CHESTER GOULD ·'' · , ~ ~ _, ·:-. J. ' ' . �.. -- ELBER-FELDS • • • . '' CLEANING SALE . • DNpery· Herdwltre- c •• Unollum- Clelnlf111 Suppliel-•··r . SPIED SAnN Heuse Furnishings - Perch end Lawn Fumlo · ~ ud celllnp. Washable. lure - Living Reom - lecl ROO!tl - Dlnlnt" 20 mlnutea. NCl·offenslve odor. Easy to apand Kitchen Furniture - New Litmps - MJ,.; -,' · ·_ . , .. ,~ ·~ JOU~rrers - Tables. Cerne In, ieok around. cOurt.< ' • ,. - ~rll ous capable salespeople will _help yeu. ,. - 1 • • • COVER ' .LUSTIE . I Semi ,W.. .U furpllle ~d enamel, same match· lot colon .. ~Satin. ,_,_, u rr.. 1~~~e,..., 01 rr.. Jleip.M. . . .fr-· t. 1 ~ i$• te'$ .c6'e "" ~ I. ., ..... .. ....... , .... ..... . . .... ..,,. ' 'W'M'IHEi , -;:'-• ii ~ 1 ::-:~--~=-~=-------~--------------------------------------------------------~~--------~------~2-~--------------------------------- ...... ·~ c' --------------------PJ!ICf FIVE cEN1'I : V=Ot=X=V=•=N=O=··= ·= 10=:7-___.......,_ _ _ __.:POME~ -:.:,::~j;t0;::.,Y:.:;--MI:::;D::;:D!:!LE::::POR=·:. :T.~: .~ OHI:;::O:....__.....___,.._..;F:..::R::.::ID:!:A~Y!..,.:::A!:.!PR~IL:..:2~6~,. :. 19~6: :,3--------..,...;;.___-- ~ ~" • > Heaur weight ll!ualin. Sallforl!ed. shrunk _, relnfoft!ed corner, tape bound seam, full Size innerspring. ' ,JJ-15 . Buy Your Hord Su"'- l'lwr Covet4ntl ot llloorhldo Worehc!- on MKhonlc S!rM ~ - · · · lire ..... 1t ·MAnRESS' • en tine tlt1ren ...,. . .. Zipper Closure ,,.l- .. ' ..... _ .all . ., Full Bed Slza Venelien Blinds - '• '-"'- _..., plul, ........... . \ Draperies -: Curtains .- -Wll!dew Shides .. '\ $3.95 . Twin St.. Zippor Molt,... co- $2.95 IOAID UEAN .. WALL CLEANEI Tbe non . C!rWDbly two ; '!' SEE easy-cleaning SANDR-8Ne~ TONIGHT & FRIDAY Paul Ne wman and Geraldine Page ln - andGent Nelson. Merry Anders "20,000 EYES" Mainly About People In Pomeroy (Cinemascope) eGold Seal Heavy Weight Congoleum-Rup or by the yard in 6, 9, 12 foot widths _. • Vinyl Cushion Floor by Gold Sftl .lit 12 foot widths . . eNew ·Patterns and Colors In Wall . c0Yerln& Inches high ... ,, esandl'an In 9 and 12 feot wldthl .:;, 9xl2 foot size • Floor Tile of All Kinds e Floor and Counter Top Trim :• ·., M .Furniture Throw Coven Multi·use throws of cotton and acetate with frlllp. No iron fabric, machine washab~. New O.CO.IIor Colort $2.9$- 72" x 60" size -· - - ~~ $,.39 $3.45 - 72" x 70" size $2.'!f $3.9S - 72" x 90" size Sale $4.95 - 72" x 108" alze ~le $3.69 s,-, .: . ·,' Pads for folding Porch Furniture. Foam cushioned. Terry pad with r~verslble easy Wipe Vlilyl oa 1111derslde. Yellow or green. $3.00 CHAIR PAD $6.00 CHAIR PAD IALI DRESSES Petite ~nd '2·00 - - IALI acetate. Colors Take advantage now of the speclal,ule pricel on Porch & Lawn Furniture-Stop iD im the Seeeod Floor at Elberfeld&. Select your J)lder, steel 1lwll chair, porch swing, or whatever ·you iiied and' ieaJ. ly save during this sale. pink, blue, yellow and white. I Lee Seyler Is Girl Of Year For Sorority 1 Lee Seyler was chosen "girl i I 5.99 I ; JO ounce Siiif~ Carol Rodgers White ... 8·99 -10·99 Sem i-Formal. Petite. 100% acetate in pink & white and blue & white. The resignatioo of MrS. Mary C. Wiley as president ~as accepted with regret witb Mrs. Barbara Riggs, vice president, taking the olflce of president. A thank yoo note !rom_ Mrs. Lynn Smith was read thanking the members for tbe carda and gifts given her and her new baby. April 30 wao the date set for the annual cancer drive which will begin at 7 p. m. The girlo are being asked lo Bille Denim . m,ade .. ... a 'I''HIIj l!tM , ELECTRIC ORGANS KitcheneHe .·ISROPMS ClEW ..socKs " • Really save during this sale on several Electric Organs. Music Depart· men! on the Main Floor. U&h!welght brooms of ' the very ·test quality naiural color broom com. SDIJlOth handles. J. .. . . 10 to 1,11; White, rib llnll..top, ltripe top. .· 2 ;,..;:l'fL . ~UG ·-tl.lS •• SAMPLES 27"x54" size. (Only 20 ,_ .1. - ~ ~<., J. . ·~ : :1 rugs In this lot) . t ·'1:· ,.f.-. . ·a7c · ,.,a•• PIN-UP . LAMPS ZUD • ' .·. ' -r ~:' tb I t>"· inAt . ~ · fiiilil ' Whl&i; .uw, 1iOttOlllo Of eop- <_." ~- ... . ·, ., ... ~ ~ 1_ SCRUB lUIS scrub tubs with raised · bottom and heavy wire · ball. ' _ • ,Y ' ' <·, 89c • Aeronilit GLAS;$.,,i ., - CLlANEif KIRScH EMPIRE TUVdSE .RODS Jl'or window._ m&r.n, · ~·· tllei poreelabL ll:u7 1o .... Spray oal ,._. • Wipe deonl apartle. city haU in Pomeroy. 5.99 HOSE, 51 & 60 gauge self-seam _ 2 pr. $1 TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES .... . 35c al• nual Founders Day dinner wnl be beld Friday evening, 26 at Oscar's Riverboat D--- Shop Elbarfelds ' J. _,J, ·I al Gallipolis beginning al 7 was Riven by Mrs. Linda Watson. Mro. Mila Woods and Mrs. Guinther served a sert course at the cooclusion 1., Friday .9:00 '-·s.Qo·. The cultural program enliUed, "Subslance for the Art ol LUe. DISH TOWBS Cannen Waffte w...,. Whipped edge au around. Size 14x32 inches. OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING Lof_;POMEROY galvanized . Leakproof 3 ,.,soc ' 35c $2.59 GaiYinlzacl' 3 tor,33c: Pinll ·- . $2.29 $3.19 ond $3.39 SALE Plloble 11Dbrealr.tble pia• ' P -,. , . I ' tic; liolet wllh blue lldt.. liuto ~ aitd met~~- .. ..-.. f ·.·FREEZER cao)fES jw pfll,f uw.fioplli .i ,• :~~ "*tic II was aiUIOUIICed that the blue, yellew. Are Announced Stylea for every room. the community tanvasa to AIID cettons In sleeveless style with 6" hams. Pink, $3-00 SALE , Coldr •rut. Durable, Wll"'" ~peDent. 3~" wide. 87 olacilwlofli; <:itmplete wi~fllailce. .., . IALI 3 ,., fJ-00 w.._ -.. . Satu~~to WORK GlOVES IIIMrfalllllloN c:~ lllayl ,·.. l'or_ID._tr,.._ dea - · All oD P1IIPGN ' .. ...... ......h i e , _ • '.,Jo.. .·. p.· •o·, mero.,1· obla. llaul at ........ 49c . Urge Large Blood Donor Turnout AND DIMONITRATOII bring their conlrlbuliona 5.99 PLAY TONIGHT - Seniors of Southern Local High school will present its class plav, "Just Ducky.'' a thr. . farce tonight at' 8 in the high school auditorium. Ca st members, I to r, front row, 'uddy Durst, Jean MiUer. Wigal, Sandra Sheets, Roberta Kraeuter, Janice Smith and Kay Wilford. Back row, Bob Essington, Russell Curnmins, Allen Neville, Rick Sargent, Melvin Van Meter, Jim Oiler, Marvin Tibbs and 1\fr. Carl Weese, play director.- Sentinel Photo. lALII TRAOI INS •t'' You11 Uke Elberfelda way .of selllut aocllaibnlda · Wall to Wall Carpel Simply atop In the llore. Alec! the pattern aiid color of your ebol~. Our-triln- . ed men will medure the IWm or !0011111-:you_,wish · carpeted: Give you the price Oil tbl folfeompletely finished and you'll really save. New I 69c by Big · Ylilt: 'SaW' 4Urlni''i:bls Holl!ecleanltij Sale; " Wall-To-Wall Carpeting , -· - •• • :All sizes 29 'waist 10·44 waist iD your correct length. .. 1•1 the year" when the Ohlo Ela Phi Sorority met Tuesday Iing in the offices of lhe Fuel Gas Company in Middleport. 2L~. .... 49c $4.00 PORCH and LAWN· ·FURNITURE miss. Nylon and 69(: __~Mens ·wdrk · Dungarees ' junior Irregular, SoUd colon. Cotton and viscose. Skid resistant. Ideal for many uses and IWIIUI in your home. Buy them during 01!1' Hou.. Clunlng Sole do" nadOJ. ,:,. , .· fJ1fe ~ ~~!Y un&d .:'!:1r .,.._ ... ·· · - ·' TiXWi'lcf·P.f@l~if D't'pes KUSH-ONS Graduation win· ., Special For This ·Sale I $3.2'. ' -' j ~uc' i!elliJip iml St'1 $$..49 . :.-4•·"' S.le$5.49 $6.95 - 90" X 108" ~$6.95 -72" X 126" I SCATTER RUGS 1WI eleiDer lor painted ....ua. -pored ...u., a• VINYL FLOOR "SWUT BIRD OF YOUTH" (CinemasCepe &: Color) $1.00 "~; ', I ' • ,.;.; • ' ~ .... > . . . '' \_ � 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 04. April 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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