https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b3b78759e64d58b300d30baa67d1e62.pdf e64445cd5635d30b530df4db1a132ad4 PDF Text Text ' Teachers Recognized County PTA Council Met ELBERFELDS OPEN JATU,RDAY . NIGHT TIL t P,ft\ Teacllen Recognition brary board pledglnc w h o I e wu · obeerved when the hearted support to the bookJno. t• \ • )t«)W 'YOU KNOW -n..llrptt~bo-11 ~· of . . . . -~~~ .......~a. ••lclltNdl .. ~ ... . • ~- • llle Ilion ol tropical .......: . • ' .. VOl XV SecondSabin enttne a·t ,, . ... Pair . . ...,... Low 'I! IIJ ltl lllo,. 0 · ..1 ... ,.,... IIPIINil. f* lair wllli "" . . +1 I le i ..... \til' II tns · It ' D611oted I'• The. lntnem 01 7'he Jle~a- .4r• .. MAY 1963 SATURDAY WSA%-1Y ................ -· "' ,..... Ch.n..-..11 ... Bull • ...., . ,.. IIIDd Ftolli:ol 1!:10 llr. Wbatd . IJ:ID Elploiq J:ID IGIID'a lb I I 1111 1:55 Redo Va. MID t:C Scorebouil THEATRE ·• •' s:• P..•Piat-s 1:31 .,... Ia Span. 5:411 11aee r.f Weot l :ot TV Digest 1:38 News • Span. 1:40 Wealbl!r 1:411 News ~ : 10 SaiUI'day ~- 7:31 Sam llenalid I :S J111!7 Blsl>op llodlo Riot t :IO Saturday Night MOYie 11: 88 - · 11:10 Weolller .1U5 Sporu .IUN. MON. ond TUES • . MAY 5+7 (Techn!color) 11:31 llotle "WHO'S GOT THI ACTION?'" (Technicolor) Martin, Lana Turner, WCHS-TV Channel 8 Albert, Margo, Walter Paul Ford, McGiven. Nita • For .•• 8:00 TV ClaS$room 1:00 Captam Kaagaroo 10:011 fhe Alvlll Sbow 10:30 Mlghly Mouae PlaykoUH 11: 00 Rm fin TiD • u ; 3CJ Roy ROgers Show ~00 Sky Kills 12:30 News 1:00 Town & Country 1:30 Sports Film I :45 Diuy Dean Bmw 1:55 Yanko Vs. Orioles 5:00 lloctol'!l AI Work 5:30 Early Show 7:jiQ Cannon Ball 7.30 Jo..._,ue Gleason LEE SMITH FoR MAY~ OF MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT 'ffiiMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 Pd. Pol. Adv. . 8:31! Detenaers 9:Jtl ttave Uun Will .·ntel 10: UIJ liun!OloH )) : GO ~WS SMART Clu was weet Member FHorol R_.,. Sy_stem "''ll!:""P•Ieral Daposlt Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Moir Ch 8, The Vnaccepted. George Montgomery. ' · ftanday, May t, Ch 13. AI Sword's Point (IJ52) (knel Wilde, Maureea O'Hara. Ch II. Fwr O'Clock. E. G. Mar• hall. ~ -·Leyden, of NBC-TV's Bill "Your First Impression" serIes, worked hill wa, through Northwestern University as a page hoy in o::hkago with NBC. · Fix Success Of Park Play Ernest Borgnia'• "MeHale'l Navy" io !lOW oee11 In Canada.. t:GO Pa& • llike Run 1:30 Word of Llle 10:011 Social Security 10:30 Church of Chrlll ll:ot CarloaooviDe 11 :II BeaDy & Cadi 12:00 Sup 1!Um1J The commission, with Rubert ICr•q · as chairman and mem· Kallllndy, llonry Clalwor· , Ernet:.,.I JCIIItl, and Bruce reviewed a proposed sellof activities· prese.1ted by and dlsalsssd .... ol the 1t8Z program. r.... jlall.ve plana call for baaeba I~ Plllll. softball, chocken, •PIIey ball. Sehedules for Children 1 n d ,_,.~~ w111 be posted. , . pool, ' Udet dlrecliot. of L eo KetMied!; Sr., Ia to DjleR .. Memarliil Dl¥, .,. • &miniiiiQft, ~ich ...... 12:10. AIIMut• 1:41 Fb... Toclo(s successful farmer knows Savings Company Dan Dlryea, Wed-y, I, Cb 13, The 'texans· U939r Joan Beuuett. WHTN-lV Channel 13 I .The FARMERS BANK Saint m Loudon (1939) Gei.rge Sal!ders. Ch a. Fort Ep•tacn. 12:GO News FARMER ,' We Pey 3% lntoreat On Your Sovlnga Duryea. Tuosclay, May 7, Ch 13. 1be Fri. May H, .j ll 13, M,agnellc Monster {195S) and 12100 P. M. Illegal Traffic (1839) J. Carol Naish. Ch 8, 1be \V iH Heart (lllli2). David Farrar. 11: l5 ....ale Show At St. o checking account is safe, con· Mnient, and a perfect way to -.p tlis records. lark (1141) Claudette Coiber+. Ch I, The Shaggy Kinas, D a D ,. w, - ~ -ii.ID A ~. • 1!111111 ftra . 'AL. lib, 1:11 Supermaa 2:• Aldrich n-t.r J:ll Let'a 0... ~ : 10 ..._ ot Spaloll 1:11 lh'iltlina . I:JII ,(l&JJant Mea 1:11 lloio!olllllUIJ 11!'1! uwr....,. Welk Sbow w1r lO:GO Fight Of Week 10:!111 IIIUI! Tbat SPIN ll.lll Academy Award i'hPtor ""an IIIIIW ~ j>!llncll't' Late Movies ·~ geMral fund, lor .the~ Iiiii& th.lll year will pay ... ~~ 1'15.000 """" .,,,. ...., to liD lhl None. ' DISCHARGEs None. ....-. ~ ~ !-'i·ll!:bft ·far ..l'tllknl•m.& �I TIIP Daily .tiit:tntinPI . y ! J I .. ' f n I '~ (.,..;.;1 "Could You Leave Your ·card?...... I'm Not Sure Anybody's Home!" Don't Count Out The Right-Wingers Rightists ·often have been concerned Militant rightists in this country are aot troubled over the argument that they over a public image given some of them conetitute a very small minority of the as "freaks and oddilies." In r e c en t vptlnc population . They believe, with ownths they have managed more and &ood reason. that they have a lot going more to dispel this Image by gaining aud· iences among· bustneu and profeHiooal fcrr tbem. l'l'om the past record, lew c o u I d groups of long standln&, farm bureaua, do11bt that they have ample money re- and the like. Robert Welch, bead of the Birch Sosources. But R rather startling prediction that ciety, w~o labels Ei~enhower a Commun· fltltt·wlngers will spend more in 1964 isl or 'li Red dupe, won warm response than both major party national commit· from top business club in Chicaao. 1, 'tees combined may cast the righl·wing • Nor\is the ri&ht-wln. dlacouraaaed by talk it is a fly-by-niah: thing which took ~fort in a somewhat new light. ,.,.,The forecast comes !ronr Wesley Mc- · severe lickings In 1962 votln& and is de·cune of Group Research, Inc. an agen· clining. Four John Birch candidates for Conv; t~t keeps tab on rightist activity. gress lost in 1962. But two got more ., ' 1)( Is notable, too, that right -wing mon· 'Y eyidently is being spent these days than 45 per cent of the vote and all aot ~i.tll more co nce ntrated effect than be- at least 40 per cent. If New York'a new lbre. There are persistent reports that Conservative party could duplicate later i?werful assaults are being leveled the 141,000 votes it got for governor last galnst a number of moderate to hberal year, it could decide a close election. Researcher McCune points out also ·~lltlclans In the Mountain states that aggressive rightist activity did not where a dollar may go a long way. ~i Furthermore. the rightist movement start with President Kennedy's election attr·artlng more " prestige" leadership in 1960. A whole ho•t of organizations t)lan ever in its 1listory. Ezra Taft Ben- trace their history back to the 1940s and llin, former secretary of agriculture un- even 1930s. Even Gerald L. K. Smith is der Dwight Eisenhower. leads an organi- still flourishing In the field. Right·wlngers may be on the "fringe" zation called "We. the People:·· Benson's ~n. Reed. is active in the John Birch in terms of relative numbers. But by a Society in western areas. Retired gen- good many other meuure1, they are erjlls and admirals are joining up tn right in the thick of the nation'• political combat. 1a1:1er numbers. • . I •• I • . S--Dllly Sentlntl, Ptli)ei'OY·Midcll,port, o., Ma:r 0. . . lMf ' Dlll:r Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., c&SoEMen - Helen Help ·Us/' • • ' • • ly Helen lotte! Twenty-loor employ... of the Columbus and Southern 0 hI o Electric Company, Middleport Division and ConslrUcUon and Maintenance Department, re· ' g Awards at cetved ..S&l.e llrlvlll ar. spec taloafety program on Ap11 29 · The 24 employees have drlve.. a total or 2,26'1,413 accident free mUes in electric eompany vehicles. This mileage was obtained in a total of 21 0 years of accident free dnvmg. The awards, ronsisting of key h8 1 ed 8 J d t'f 1 ,.. .f c n m ~ an \ . i963 ~ BOWLING Cars Battered In Accidents Honored For Safe Driving I May~. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE STANDINGS .• W. 28 Ashland Oil Bee Cees Dr' I 271> ~~~ICh~ n 231> and Ch I It Adami an :~ and Cbalo 111111 :1 B. eomns An accident that took place ~~;~aig Edward King, 14, 335,189; c. I shreve, 0., was pulling a camp ] W. Allman, 14, 297,001; John M. itraHer went aro~nd a curve too Welsh, 14, 164,051; Millard ·fast and the trailer broke loo::·H'~ I Pierce, 14, 141.~52 ; W. F. Boy- I and rolled under the r~ar end of er , 13, 134,146; Rayrr.ond Fisch- l the car There was mmor dam · e1. 14, 127 ,266; Harr. Stover. ag~ to thf car and n~a.vy to the I ;3. 124,371; .r1ax Davis, 13. 123,- 1tralli"I. No one was InJured. · t47; Dale Barnhart, 12, 107.906; ! Lloyd Blackwood, 10, 107,303; 1 Eugene Norton , 6. 92,333; Ern~ e.~t Barnhart, 13, 90,147 ; Raymond Baker, 8, 83,360; Marvin The Adams Art Nease M. Houdashelt \1. Warner A. Neast! llandicap Total 418 517 266 452 6 1659 Bee Ceel r.1. Bowen J . Chesher B. Bowen 382 410 52.'> • OneymoOnJng Kin~ 12, 81,283; John Thomas,! 9, 72,020;. L. 0. Douglas. 11, 1 $2,094 ; H. R. Norton, 5, 38.171; appy ~ . Chesher 524 TotAl I fn CaraCaS Roy L. Hendrix. 3, 25.952: A. L. Blackwood, 4, 21,215: G. E. 1 Ray, 2. 15,030; M. L. Trout, 3,1 By AMES R WHRI.AN 12,423; Ceo. Vaughan, 1, 9,670; United Prt 11 5 Internallonal_ Herbert Hoover, 1, 8,413; Jam- 1 CAfiACAS. Venezuela 1UPI 1 Hi W. Wright, 1, 2,575. 1 Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his brld(' bt-gan a two·w('('k hon. I eymoon at a sprawling family - - - - - - - - - - cattle ranch today, remott> from 1841 Ashland 011 H. MOOI"f' R. Moore .4. . Sawyer M. S.awrer Handicap Total ! political controversy stirre I' :197 471 462 434 S6 1830 by I their IRarrla,lile back home. ' I Mur- : 1 iSO· ! lnSpecial Meet T0 day 1lle :;::-;::- • ~ e~ ~arreit~....:-~: lteiiiS'of lnter.flSI et The Ladles Circle of the Pres· r,; I i;.. 8 "I am a revolutionary in every l lopple the regime of strongman eron o£ Charlotte, N. C. sense - not a sentimental type Fran(•ois Duva1ier. However, both Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saund- an ger. were Y uur; Jay Hall [am.Jiy near Brad· th~ have for bury. . Mr. and Mrs. M~riOn Grate spent a weekend w•Lh Mr. = IIPn'l -rop DIIAWD <~I -;;.: ~ork~":,:'*~ ior NEW YORK S: Iiebi, tlult ~..,:!. ":..~~ .,.,..,. of " (ler 11110111111 to more tluia • ·• AJ of tbe moment, the Ml!ll , baoeboll'• bip - . lui year are ~ b'w- dr--'•• .,...- •w.... ,..-loquetr. In 10 ho- -:;:,._• .._ llaft • "'" card in the ...., ~ • """"" averaged :lf,liOO llnL Tile ·~ Alrgelea llode<r• ¥ve avorall)l!d 1 few hUDdred Ieos fot u data No other club to tbe majora hu drawn more tlwl por -000 ' !'frs. J~. obert Gra te and ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harvey bt>rs of tht> fact-finding mi·ssion it clo summoned the council to hear ice ntly . and Larry of Columbus spent , sent to Haiti and the ,Dominican l a report fronl three members of l Mrs. Birdie Watts of Middle- the weekend at their home. i Republi t·. The mission members an OAS fact·finding mission who ort has returned home after Mrs. Mabel Swa~ of Parker expres ~ed doubt 1hat Bosch returned Sunday from Haiti. sp nding some time with her ~unspent a day wtth her aoa. would move against Haiti while Before the meeting started, ;sister, Mrs. Allie Cahoon. m·~aw Mr. and Mrs. A l Ya the OAS was trying to solve lhe OAS envoys said the council Mrs. Flora Arbaugh has re~ Swt~k. crisis. i might be called on to sel up a turned home after spending ten . Miss Move Into PositiOn full·time watch over the situa· jdays with relatives in Colum· Ill_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ But Bosch moved troops, tanks tion. The commission might also bus. and warships into position for an be enlarged and given more pow. Mrs. Leona Davis conau1ted invasion, spurred on by a plea er. they said. Iher doctor in GaiUpolis. I from Haitian political refuge., in Bosch was reporll'd ready to in· I Mr. and Mrs . William Pat· · asylum In Port Au Prmce to vade Haiti in response to pleas terson, Logan, were recent Suni save them rrom "savage as~as· from Haitian refugee-s to save day guests of Mr. and Mrs. sinal ion" by Duvalier:s police. them from "savage assassination' Earl Beckley. I Although no rormal ultimatum' by !he Du valier regime. Mr. Clint Conger has been ill. was issued . Dominican officials • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balbing· 1 , hinted thf' attack rould come at TRUMAN ro BE ?1 ton and Mr. and Mrs. Russell any time and might be pre<'f'ded , JNDEPENI J:NCE, Mo. rUPil- Woltz were recent callers of I [ hy he~v~ aerial bombardment of 1Former President Harry s. Tru· Mr. and Mrs. Francis Co_u:m. DuvahPr s palace. man C"elebrates his 79th birthday Mr. and Mrs. John Ph1lltps, I Wednesday, b1,1t he would just as Mark, Lisa, and Matthew, have CRITICIZE WEST'S ATFITUOE soon rorget it. . returned to their home in White J1'. 1 • 1 1 1 Two Americans __________ ! Q.ockelelle and the former Mrs. Magaretta !o~itler <Happy AkA } J Gau readJngs: Gallipolis ' phy settled .down in relative s sy urn n dam 18 O, 14.3, running 9 fetl lation on the 14.000..acre ranch and I on rohE'rs, -Pomeroy-Mason 20. - I' potato farr.1 125 miles west of t Caracas. ' p t. PI easan t 2', ,03 , Hl non 5•. ; East I' \Joermany, Uo statu>nary. Kanawha Falls The newlyweds w.re over-, 2.1' falling, Charleston 18.09 whelmed by Venezuelans at ••I . Report ' R\1\'er Danville Wilkesville Social News but one of the hard kind . .t ; us and Latin American otrictals ers of Athens called on Mrs. my compamon my expressed doubt that Bosch would Clara Phillips Sunday. 381 363 I rifle." ' launch an attack while the OAs l. Mrs. Leona Davis is prepar· a In Washin~on, the OA~ schedwas actively seeking a peaceful lmg to build a home on S R. 160. 47 1 ! uled an emergency meetmg to solution. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley 1715 1 Council chairman Gonzalo Fa.l were in Logan on business re1 hear 11 report from three mem· ~: C:,~ig R k H Voice Of Broadway •.. Reporting 346 w~e (years .irtven and miles) : driven bJ' Russell T. Foltz. ·u I oc y' H Reports From The %3 2632 .0AS Heads Visiting Mr. and J«r$. Joe By BENtlY RAYMONT byterian Church met recently Swrck over the weekend ,.,.. Uolted ProM lolenallOul WASHINGTON tUPI>-The 20- with Mrs. Lawrence Straus· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maugana SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican nation council of the OrgiiDizatioo baugh. Mrs. May Duffy had : and nv.e chlldnn of Darbydale Republic tUPII-President Juan of American states WASJ met to- charge of !he Bible Study and MarJOrie YarneD of MaBosch prep~~rod openly today for day '" an emergen<y oesslon In Mrs. Clair Ponn was entertain· lrnta. Mr. and Mrs. J<r< Matha possible invasion of Haiti to an.;ttemptbeto headHo~f. 8 !:;e~ men! leader. Refreshments "::;; a: so~:er.::.ille, : · topp~ the autocratic regime of en war tween aUt a I were served a s. n w, . F t D aiier Dominican Republie. ,._ K . Ogd. te ,and Mro. James Gla.,burn and roncos uv . "''· earney ill en r-1hr d ughte Mr and Mrs I The Organization of American The council, minus represents-' tained the Past Chiefs Club at Pa~ ~wick r, and t h r e ~ I States WASJ stepped up •Is ef- ~ tives of the two feuding Carib- her home recently. h'ld f Col b Mr forts to head off a war between bean nations, met in secret ses- Mrs. Charles Gray entertain· eM 1 rAenl 0 S . kumLind~s, w· nd , th t tl h' h h the , rs. va w1c . a ~ a e wo na ona w " s are I sion. ed the P85t Matrons at ber nd T C d'll loc •1 Caribbean island of Hispaniola, The meeting began at It a.m. home on Tue.day night. a Mr onndy Mar rJo, Ea . .1 f c b .a rs. ames mmom ont 55d m•••Duro~, u a. ed . , edt. . iodMr anddMdrs. Edh ward! ~ ~' aiiQ family of Brooksville were reSI ent . va •er 'ow '" The meetmg was held in the IW on an aug ter o ...... . 'I' M ~ E D Col 11 Port Au Prmce he n.,., would I tight of reports that Dominlcan 1umbus were recent guests of;~'"~ 1 ~- d f · il we ' step down under pressure, he 1President Juan Bosch was ready Mr . and Mrs. Charles Gray. • o.;eM an Le •: told his peopk I tu !n,.tde neighboring Haiti to Another guest was Don Cam- L·mf· a d ;.s. s r ~; 1 4~ B. wnft!:d Ne~ghbon from the National Safety Coun· at 9:10p.m. Friday in Me1gs Jk county on Rt 248 two miles Kuhn, Chllhrothe, Safety Su~r- west or Rt. 124 was reported to VISOr ror the, c~mpany · T _h e y the p:Jtrol Saturday· A c 8 r Washin!(!on Column L. t4 141> 13\2 V. Collins m J. Moore 388 S Moore 430 lla . ndl 144 cap T tal 1719 o Syracuse Drlvt In A. Sylvester 515 p lnKels 4411 1': . Sylvester 453 c: Ingels 453 Total 1822 Cll, were a_warded by P. · t. un A, (Contlnuod from page 11 Winters of Rio Grande. Anothnr SUnday accident took place on Ill. 7 at 5:20 p.m. ,.,. and ~nth miles north ol Rt. 35. The Windshilde of a car drov~ nPiorthPbley J"""ph C. Parsonb • "· -r-• . a..nt, was ro.en when struck by a rock DavJ1 D. Smith, t 5, Rt. 1 G~lllpolls 4nd another yooth were stand· ing on the west berm of t>te roadway throwing rocks in a creek. . Smrth drew back to throw and t erock slipped out of his hand and hit the windshield of the Pt. Pleasant car. cer Jcates Bosch Readies Invasion Of Haiti Anytime 1 I~ STRASBOURG, ~·ranee IUPII- , "I wish they would ro·-:.t nt Stone Court, St. Louis, Mo . af- conference of the Captiv_e Na- ' birthdaY!'," Truman said, "they ter visiting his mother, Mrs. hons of Europe Sunday bitterly only make me feel older." Iclara Phillips . I attacked the West fer its "prudenl · ---and conciliat~ry"' attitude toward the Commumst world. ~ . • • • •• • 1 Former Lithuanian diplomat P T ME T R S T 0 0 I N ! w COMPTON 0 D HOURI Vaclovas Sizikauskas told the ga· I MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P...,. .. Off H 1 thering of Iron Corlalo e•iles that I tee ours: 9 to 12, 2 to S (Close at Noon on TUES., WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO I P.M. the West hope for a "liberalizing Thurs - East Court St .. Pomeroy FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. tallfn~. Montgomery lsland .i Impromptu airport reception here BF.RI.IN fUPll - The E~t ~ process·· in ~!:astern _E urope but ""===================~~!!!!!!!=====:=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!ll!!!!l!!!!!!!.., Dam 16.2, 11 .0, running 8 feet ' Sunday when lhey arrived from German, news a_gency A!>N said I th~e was no sign lhas was hapOll roiJei"s. London , Marmet and . New York. Later they flew by pri- today t\\O Amer.lcan soldiers - a I pemng. Winfield dams were on the . vate plane to Rockefeller's ranch ] tcapedtainE and a se-rgeandt hakd efn-~ --'---------1 I Sir-...~ . i 1 1 ~~at movements: near va1enc~a. . er I "We came her for a honeymoon ! asy urn . because we love Venezuela," lhe l ADN ldenti[ied them as Capt. 1 ~hlo River - Charleroi down governr.1 t{)kl the South Americans Alrred Svenson, deputy comman· 15, ~ : 25 a.m. ; Alb2rt Holden on hand to greet him at Carcas 1 der or the 2nd Tank Battalion of dQ,ym 1,5,. _5:35 a.m.; Defen~er Airport. I the tst cavalry Regiment, 3rd up 16, 8 p.m.; Southern up 16, GOP 8tu11 Reappraisal Ar.inored Division, in West Ger8:30 p.m.; Hamilton up 16, 3: Back in Washington Republican , many, and Sgt. Benjamin Cain of 20 a.m.i. Orco UP 16, 4:40a.m.; leader.~-; began reappraisal of their . West Berlin's 6th lnfantry Regilllinois down 16, 6 a.m.; Luther possible presidential candidates in ment. Herdttllln down 16, 7::W a.m.; light ot Rockefeller's sudden .Jerry· Bosworth up 17 ' 12 :20 a . . marriage saturday. They found ADN said Svenson surrende~ m.;· BonuE H. up 18, 5:40a.m.; themsel\les in almost total dis- ~ to Eas~ German. borde~ pollee Johp .J. Rowe up 18, 7:35 a.m.; agreement about the polihcal ef- May 4 m tbe reg1on ~r EISenach. Robert \Vest down 18 7::W a.m.· 1· cts 1 th I He crossed the East-\\ est German ' ' e o e move. bord . f II 'f . ·r· I S. 1"11. _.Jenks up 19, 4:30 a.m .; Some relt the New York goverer m_ u um or~ tn a mtl· Raymond . Salveti up 19,, 6: ~5 nor, who had •--··de d the •ary ut=t:.~l L'Onst re *ONvelncle, 'd •ADN t c•••d. · h' I 581 a.II'f.; B:ngo down 20,5:15 a.m.j strongest contender for thf' 1964 ,., "g · am gave ·~. had self up to Eastern border police . 1•on. crucl'bt•.... up 20 , 6·:"'5 a .m.,. C. GOP pre~1'dent'1a1 nomma ~ · 3 V, Hor·ner and Little Edward committed political suictde by his · ay · ] . . 11. would • Svenson's unit Is stationed up 21., 1·35 . a. m.,· Bl ue sea1 mamage. Others S<ltd . .in the "~ 1 SteV· havP. no efrect. \ West German city ol G1essen. ·up 21 , "~A .- .w a.m .,. Ch ares . eng~n down 21, 5;30 a.m.; Queen ADN saJd. Cit? ~9~r· 22, 5:05 a.m.; Lunga . Man~ion Honsf' Hit Pomt up 22, 7 a.m.; Bayou Lor· • _ Claims Continue rome down '13, o: lO a.m.; Inca Agum By Th1eves Undf'l' 1962 Fi Jre up ,Gre~nup 7:25 p.m.; Syca- PT: PLEASANT - The Man· Claims ror unem Jo ·~ent ben· my_r"e ··do•vn; Greenu~t, 8:10p.m. ; 1slon m Tu ~nd1e. w.el Park efits this year ernl~in~ed to run J. S, LewiS up Greenup 3:35 was broken mlo durrng the beh' d ttl62 1 1 k h 24 am.· . Dave Crockett down 1 w~ek~nd for the thjrd tiD.le since • 't~"1 1 . 88 wee fledw en d 101 13 c aims we~e 1 G~ee~up 8:45 a,m.; Elisha last July. ~0 ' Woods . up· Greenup 6:~ a.m.; Reported missing was a Swiss added to 283 contrnued clarms. Jartle$ Sowie up 32, 3:10a.m.; lmusic ~:~ box over 100 years o1d; 1'f!Us amountec;I to 307 actwe Myr~e C. up 32, 4:05a.m.; Shu-' three guns, a tomahawk, lndi&.u calms at week 8 end, eomp~rfly up 32, 4:51a.m.; Patten up l·axe, padlock, bullet mold and ed to 352 a year ago, accordrng 33, 3:10 a.m.; Ravenswood liP a civH war canteen. to the Bur~au of Unemployment 33, 4 : ~ ft.m.; Francis Jloug- In the last 10 months over 30 Compensation. have be en sto Ien from the I . RIVERVIEW SHOW land up 33, &,20 a.m.; Pennsylguns . "- · H 'th 1 Ia 6 55 01 33 van .~~ ' : a .m.; JVer .,.u~ns~o~ ~use, Wl on Y .two Buddy Starcher and cast or Sheilre@, dQwn 34, 8:1& p.m.: remammg m the coDechon. Grade SchoOl Saturday, ~~lay 11 Wayne II.. dQWn 34, 9.40 p.m .• None have been reco~e~ed to .. 8 p.m. Admlsalon ls adults Nat1onal down 34, 12:20 a.m.; date. Entry to the burldrng was lud Is 50 Is Ad Willtilm Zimmer up 34, l.s.; a. made through the kitchen wins !~e now': ~to.~~~'! m.; Delta Queen up 34, 3:t5 a. dow. ~he breakm~ and entering Coolvm,, 6&H2 t9 or m.; Cra1g lll. down 34. 4:11() •· .was dul~vered Saturday morn- Refl"lshrnents will be m. ; Harr1ett M. down 34, 6:05 a. tng by Ell R1ser, custodian. . The event 1.rterm· · ' JSSIOR. m • 1 . 1 I' "ERE WAS NOl!OOY llUT -rn E SALESMEN IN -nlE APPLIAI-ICE STOQf. WI-lEN 11-IE CUS· 10ME12 LOUDLV PROCLAIMED ~ER SATIS~ ACTION .... '~ ..• ., GaJJipoiJs Dam - OVEC down 4:!1' a.m.; Eliercllfl up 6:441 a.m.; Semet up 8;15 a.m. ; Peg· IY Dowrrey: dliwn 10:40 a.m. Ka111wha River - So I v a v down London 3:46 a.m.; Lelia Shearer down Marmet &:05 a. .m.; Edeana Boswortjr up Mar· mel 6>441 a.m.; Dispatcher up Wlnrield 5:40 p.m;; Helen i:. down Wiorteld ·&:it! p. ~ .; Merrill up Winfield 7;15 p.Jil.; Robert W. Le9• down Winfield 3:10 a.m.; A F;: Dykes up Winfield 6:05 a. SUPPBR ANNOUNCED There will be a jitney sup""' at tbe Bedlord Youtb Center, •rrlday, May 10, beginning at p. m. The event to t..ing spon· sored by residents en Bedfoc~ Township ror the Pomeroy em ergency squad unit. sl pound~ ~~oo D,~KE CL~~~ftS P....,.r-.1 Clnnl.,. Coln-0; by Rf ,. ! . s Yes my child ' s school 11._.e ' . . enough ttme to phySICal education. That's what most parents say or assume-wtthout really knowing. Precisely how much time and how oft~n? Pre.ci.sely what ktnd of phySical act•v•ty? All parents should know these lUPER TORQUE FO~tD SPORTS HAitOTOfl'l' facts. If your child's school doesn't have a daily program that provides at least fifteen ~~ Wheolt. .....,,. lis ... fiOioog ........ the ............ '83 Fonl '" IIOir>u ill sty~! W""' a NI-.U. foodP Cltooselr- 18 Super TO<que ... dais. Micldh ai,...-' Loot< 1o Ford's lui 11M ol t FllirlaA8 MOdels. Atod Foocra 18 c~ FalcoAs gi.. ~ styling _,,.,,.. ill 111e ..atbacks and lloC fi!Wior-r>Ce ift lhe Sprinls j .wei 1 t.bulous TlounderbJrclir' llld you r.a... II fii'N( ,.~ 0 ~e lat 'ttlng yow FOI<I Deal or tor a lool! Md a,.._. rrldeol CDundiiOd ttl!l Nlwt- vervrew ecut11111 - """""""' "· AUOCIMIDI\. We Specialize In RQOm Groupings! e AS LOW AS _ __ • KEITH GOBLE 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. -~ ·"" ..' 51 ways to have fun in s_ty_m ••• at your Ford Dealer8! Oft!LY YOUR: ~RD DEALER HAS ,; ...·: . ..• .! minutes of vigorous physical exercisa, now's.thetimetooct. Ge~ !n touc.:h With ~ur school offiCials. Urge a da•IY program that Will develop strength, end urance, ag1·r·t• y and oth er d•· sirable qualities-for all girls and boys. If you'd like more inrormation, write to The President's Councit on Physical Fitness, Wash· lngton 25, D. c. ..,.,...., •• "'"" ...-«•lnc~r•!lon t~rill'l till Adv•tlslna- BOOSTERS TO MEET The Pomero) Band Boosters will meet Wednesoay at p.m. New orfi"ero will be In· and Re1.. William Vorll be guest ~oln-Op T~ Dry Cle~ming -10 • LET YOURSELF GO! , re-I BERRfS • ast Germany an as ed or J:lP,- .· FORD~ 1· C. . ' �I TIIP Daily .tiit:tntinPI . y ! J I .. ' f n I '~ (.,..;.;1 "Could You Leave Your ·card?...... I'm Not Sure Anybody's Home!" Don't Count Out The Right-Wingers Rightists ·often have been concerned Militant rightists in this country are aot troubled over the argument that they over a public image given some of them conetitute a very small minority of the as "freaks and oddilies." In r e c en t vptlnc population . They believe, with ownths they have managed more and &ood reason. that they have a lot going more to dispel this Image by gaining aud· iences among· bustneu and profeHiooal fcrr tbem. l'l'om the past record, lew c o u I d groups of long standln&, farm bureaua, do11bt that they have ample money re- and the like. Robert Welch, bead of the Birch Sosources. But R rather startling prediction that ciety, w~o labels Ei~enhower a Commun· fltltt·wlngers will spend more in 1964 isl or 'li Red dupe, won warm response than both major party national commit· from top business club in Chicaao. 1, 'tees combined may cast the righl·wing • Nor\is the ri&ht-wln. dlacouraaaed by talk it is a fly-by-niah: thing which took ~fort in a somewhat new light. ,.,.,The forecast comes !ronr Wesley Mc- · severe lickings In 1962 votln& and is de·cune of Group Research, Inc. an agen· clining. Four John Birch candidates for Conv; t~t keeps tab on rightist activity. gress lost in 1962. But two got more ., ' 1)( Is notable, too, that right -wing mon· 'Y eyidently is being spent these days than 45 per cent of the vote and all aot ~i.tll more co nce ntrated effect than be- at least 40 per cent. If New York'a new lbre. There are persistent reports that Conservative party could duplicate later i?werful assaults are being leveled the 141,000 votes it got for governor last galnst a number of moderate to hberal year, it could decide a close election. Researcher McCune points out also ·~lltlclans In the Mountain states that aggressive rightist activity did not where a dollar may go a long way. ~i Furthermore. the rightist movement start with President Kennedy's election attr·artlng more " prestige" leadership in 1960. A whole ho•t of organizations t)lan ever in its 1listory. Ezra Taft Ben- trace their history back to the 1940s and llin, former secretary of agriculture un- even 1930s. Even Gerald L. K. Smith is der Dwight Eisenhower. leads an organi- still flourishing In the field. Right·wlngers may be on the "fringe" zation called "We. the People:·· Benson's ~n. Reed. is active in the John Birch in terms of relative numbers. But by a Society in western areas. Retired gen- good many other meuure1, they are erjlls and admirals are joining up tn right in the thick of the nation'• political combat. 1a1:1er numbers. • . I •• I • . S--Dllly Sentlntl, Ptli)ei'OY·Midcll,port, o., Ma:r 0. . . lMf ' Dlll:r Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., c&SoEMen - Helen Help ·Us/' • • ' • • ly Helen lotte! Twenty-loor employ... of the Columbus and Southern 0 hI o Electric Company, Middleport Division and ConslrUcUon and Maintenance Department, re· ' g Awards at cetved ..S&l.e llrlvlll ar. spec taloafety program on Ap11 29 · The 24 employees have drlve.. a total or 2,26'1,413 accident free mUes in electric eompany vehicles. This mileage was obtained in a total of 21 0 years of accident free dnvmg. The awards, ronsisting of key h8 1 ed 8 J d t'f 1 ,.. .f c n m ~ an \ . i963 ~ BOWLING Cars Battered In Accidents Honored For Safe Driving I May~. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE STANDINGS .• W. 28 Ashland Oil Bee Cees Dr' I 271> ~~~ICh~ n 231> and Ch I It Adami an :~ and Cbalo 111111 :1 B. eomns An accident that took place ~~;~aig Edward King, 14, 335,189; c. I shreve, 0., was pulling a camp ] W. Allman, 14, 297,001; John M. itraHer went aro~nd a curve too Welsh, 14, 164,051; Millard ·fast and the trailer broke loo::·H'~ I Pierce, 14, 141.~52 ; W. F. Boy- I and rolled under the r~ar end of er , 13, 134,146; Rayrr.ond Fisch- l the car There was mmor dam · e1. 14, 127 ,266; Harr. Stover. ag~ to thf car and n~a.vy to the I ;3. 124,371; .r1ax Davis, 13. 123,- 1tralli"I. No one was InJured. · t47; Dale Barnhart, 12, 107.906; ! Lloyd Blackwood, 10, 107,303; 1 Eugene Norton , 6. 92,333; Ern~ e.~t Barnhart, 13, 90,147 ; Raymond Baker, 8, 83,360; Marvin The Adams Art Nease M. Houdashelt \1. Warner A. Neast! llandicap Total 418 517 266 452 6 1659 Bee Ceel r.1. Bowen J . Chesher B. Bowen 382 410 52.'> • OneymoOnJng Kin~ 12, 81,283; John Thomas,! 9, 72,020;. L. 0. Douglas. 11, 1 $2,094 ; H. R. Norton, 5, 38.171; appy ~ . Chesher 524 TotAl I fn CaraCaS Roy L. Hendrix. 3, 25.952: A. L. Blackwood, 4, 21,215: G. E. 1 Ray, 2. 15,030; M. L. Trout, 3,1 By AMES R WHRI.AN 12,423; Ceo. Vaughan, 1, 9,670; United Prt 11 5 Internallonal_ Herbert Hoover, 1, 8,413; Jam- 1 CAfiACAS. Venezuela 1UPI 1 Hi W. Wright, 1, 2,575. 1 Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his brld(' bt-gan a two·w('('k hon. I eymoon at a sprawling family - - - - - - - - - - cattle ranch today, remott> from 1841 Ashland 011 H. MOOI"f' R. Moore .4. . Sawyer M. S.awrer Handicap Total ! political controversy stirre I' :197 471 462 434 S6 1830 by I their IRarrla,lile back home. ' I Mur- : 1 iSO· ! lnSpecial Meet T0 day 1lle :;::-;::- • ~ e~ ~arreit~....:-~: lteiiiS'of lnter.flSI et The Ladles Circle of the Pres· r,; I i;.. 8 "I am a revolutionary in every l lopple the regime of strongman eron o£ Charlotte, N. C. sense - not a sentimental type Fran(•ois Duva1ier. However, both Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saund- an ger. were Y uur; Jay Hall [am.Jiy near Brad· th~ have for bury. . Mr. and Mrs. M~riOn Grate spent a weekend w•Lh Mr. = IIPn'l -rop DIIAWD <~I -;;.: ~ork~":,:'*~ ior NEW YORK S: Iiebi, tlult ~..,:!. ":..~~ .,.,..,. of " (ler 11110111111 to more tluia • ·• AJ of tbe moment, the Ml!ll , baoeboll'• bip - . lui year are ~ b'w- dr--'•• .,...- •w.... ,..-loquetr. In 10 ho- -:;:,._• .._ llaft • "'" card in the ...., ~ • """"" averaged :lf,liOO llnL Tile ·~ Alrgelea llode<r• ¥ve avorall)l!d 1 few hUDdred Ieos fot u data No other club to tbe majora hu drawn more tlwl por -000 ' !'frs. J~. obert Gra te and ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harvey bt>rs of tht> fact-finding mi·ssion it clo summoned the council to hear ice ntly . and Larry of Columbus spent , sent to Haiti and the ,Dominican l a report fronl three members of l Mrs. Birdie Watts of Middle- the weekend at their home. i Republi t·. The mission members an OAS fact·finding mission who ort has returned home after Mrs. Mabel Swa~ of Parker expres ~ed doubt 1hat Bosch returned Sunday from Haiti. sp nding some time with her ~unspent a day wtth her aoa. would move against Haiti while Before the meeting started, ;sister, Mrs. Allie Cahoon. m·~aw Mr. and Mrs. A l Ya the OAS was trying to solve lhe OAS envoys said the council Mrs. Flora Arbaugh has re~ Swt~k. crisis. i might be called on to sel up a turned home after spending ten . Miss Move Into PositiOn full·time watch over the situa· jdays with relatives in Colum· Ill_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ But Bosch moved troops, tanks tion. The commission might also bus. and warships into position for an be enlarged and given more pow. Mrs. Leona Davis conau1ted invasion, spurred on by a plea er. they said. Iher doctor in GaiUpolis. I from Haitian political refuge., in Bosch was reporll'd ready to in· I Mr. and Mrs . William Pat· · asylum In Port Au Prmce to vade Haiti in response to pleas terson, Logan, were recent Suni save them rrom "savage as~as· from Haitian refugee-s to save day guests of Mr. and Mrs. sinal ion" by Duvalier:s police. them from "savage assassination' Earl Beckley. I Although no rormal ultimatum' by !he Du valier regime. Mr. Clint Conger has been ill. was issued . Dominican officials • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balbing· 1 , hinted thf' attack rould come at TRUMAN ro BE ?1 ton and Mr. and Mrs. Russell any time and might be pre<'f'ded , JNDEPENI J:NCE, Mo. rUPil- Woltz were recent callers of I [ hy he~v~ aerial bombardment of 1Former President Harry s. Tru· Mr. and Mrs. Francis Co_u:m. DuvahPr s palace. man C"elebrates his 79th birthday Mr. and Mrs. John Ph1lltps, I Wednesday, b1,1t he would just as Mark, Lisa, and Matthew, have CRITICIZE WEST'S ATFITUOE soon rorget it. . returned to their home in White J1'. 1 • 1 1 1 Two Americans __________ ! Q.ockelelle and the former Mrs. Magaretta !o~itler <Happy AkA } J Gau readJngs: Gallipolis ' phy settled .down in relative s sy urn n dam 18 O, 14.3, running 9 fetl lation on the 14.000..acre ranch and I on rohE'rs, -Pomeroy-Mason 20. - I' potato farr.1 125 miles west of t Caracas. ' p t. PI easan t 2', ,03 , Hl non 5•. ; East I' \Joermany, Uo statu>nary. Kanawha Falls The newlyweds w.re over-, 2.1' falling, Charleston 18.09 whelmed by Venezuelans at ••I . Report ' R\1\'er Danville Wilkesville Social News but one of the hard kind . .t ; us and Latin American otrictals ers of Athens called on Mrs. my compamon my expressed doubt that Bosch would Clara Phillips Sunday. 381 363 I rifle." ' launch an attack while the OAs l. Mrs. Leona Davis is prepar· a In Washin~on, the OA~ schedwas actively seeking a peaceful lmg to build a home on S R. 160. 47 1 ! uled an emergency meetmg to solution. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley 1715 1 Council chairman Gonzalo Fa.l were in Logan on business re1 hear 11 report from three mem· ~: C:,~ig R k H Voice Of Broadway •.. Reporting 346 w~e (years .irtven and miles) : driven bJ' Russell T. Foltz. ·u I oc y' H Reports From The %3 2632 .0AS Heads Visiting Mr. and J«r$. Joe By BENtlY RAYMONT byterian Church met recently Swrck over the weekend ,.,.. Uolted ProM lolenallOul WASHINGTON tUPI>-The 20- with Mrs. Lawrence Straus· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maugana SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican nation council of the OrgiiDizatioo baugh. Mrs. May Duffy had : and nv.e chlldnn of Darbydale Republic tUPII-President Juan of American states WASJ met to- charge of !he Bible Study and MarJOrie YarneD of MaBosch prep~~rod openly today for day '" an emergen<y oesslon In Mrs. Clair Ponn was entertain· lrnta. Mr. and Mrs. J<r< Matha possible invasion of Haiti to an.;ttemptbeto headHo~f. 8 !:;e~ men! leader. Refreshments "::;; a: so~:er.::.ille, : · topp~ the autocratic regime of en war tween aUt a I were served a s. n w, . F t D aiier Dominican Republie. ,._ K . Ogd. te ,and Mro. James Gla.,burn and roncos uv . "''· earney ill en r-1hr d ughte Mr and Mrs I The Organization of American The council, minus represents-' tained the Past Chiefs Club at Pa~ ~wick r, and t h r e ~ I States WASJ stepped up •Is ef- ~ tives of the two feuding Carib- her home recently. h'ld f Col b Mr forts to head off a war between bean nations, met in secret ses- Mrs. Charles Gray entertain· eM 1 rAenl 0 S . kumLind~s, w· nd , th t tl h' h h the , rs. va w1c . a ~ a e wo na ona w " s are I sion. ed the P85t Matrons at ber nd T C d'll loc •1 Caribbean island of Hispaniola, The meeting began at It a.m. home on Tue.day night. a Mr onndy Mar rJo, Ea . .1 f c b .a rs. ames mmom ont 55d m•••Duro~, u a. ed . , edt. . iodMr anddMdrs. Edh ward! ~ ~' aiiQ family of Brooksville were reSI ent . va •er 'ow '" The meetmg was held in the IW on an aug ter o ...... . 'I' M ~ E D Col 11 Port Au Prmce he n.,., would I tight of reports that Dominlcan 1umbus were recent guests of;~'"~ 1 ~- d f · il we ' step down under pressure, he 1President Juan Bosch was ready Mr . and Mrs. Charles Gray. • o.;eM an Le •: told his peopk I tu !n,.tde neighboring Haiti to Another guest was Don Cam- L·mf· a d ;.s. s r ~; 1 4~ B. wnft!:d Ne~ghbon from the National Safety Coun· at 9:10p.m. Friday in Me1gs Jk county on Rt 248 two miles Kuhn, Chllhrothe, Safety Su~r- west or Rt. 124 was reported to VISOr ror the, c~mpany · T _h e y the p:Jtrol Saturday· A c 8 r Washin!(!on Column L. t4 141> 13\2 V. Collins m J. Moore 388 S Moore 430 lla . ndl 144 cap T tal 1719 o Syracuse Drlvt In A. Sylvester 515 p lnKels 4411 1': . Sylvester 453 c: Ingels 453 Total 1822 Cll, were a_warded by P. · t. un A, (Contlnuod from page 11 Winters of Rio Grande. Anothnr SUnday accident took place on Ill. 7 at 5:20 p.m. ,.,. and ~nth miles north ol Rt. 35. The Windshilde of a car drov~ nPiorthPbley J"""ph C. Parsonb • "· -r-• . a..nt, was ro.en when struck by a rock DavJ1 D. Smith, t 5, Rt. 1 G~lllpolls 4nd another yooth were stand· ing on the west berm of t>te roadway throwing rocks in a creek. . Smrth drew back to throw and t erock slipped out of his hand and hit the windshield of the Pt. Pleasant car. cer Jcates Bosch Readies Invasion Of Haiti Anytime 1 I~ STRASBOURG, ~·ranee IUPII- , "I wish they would ro·-:.t nt Stone Court, St. Louis, Mo . af- conference of the Captiv_e Na- ' birthdaY!'," Truman said, "they ter visiting his mother, Mrs. hons of Europe Sunday bitterly only make me feel older." Iclara Phillips . I attacked the West fer its "prudenl · ---and conciliat~ry"' attitude toward the Commumst world. ~ . • • • •• • 1 Former Lithuanian diplomat P T ME T R S T 0 0 I N ! w COMPTON 0 D HOURI Vaclovas Sizikauskas told the ga· I MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P...,. .. Off H 1 thering of Iron Corlalo e•iles that I tee ours: 9 to 12, 2 to S (Close at Noon on TUES., WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO I P.M. the West hope for a "liberalizing Thurs - East Court St .. Pomeroy FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. tallfn~. Montgomery lsland .i Impromptu airport reception here BF.RI.IN fUPll - The E~t ~ process·· in ~!:astern _E urope but ""===================~~!!!!!!!=====:=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!ll!!!!l!!!!!!!.., Dam 16.2, 11 .0, running 8 feet ' Sunday when lhey arrived from German, news a_gency A!>N said I th~e was no sign lhas was hapOll roiJei"s. London , Marmet and . New York. Later they flew by pri- today t\\O Amer.lcan soldiers - a I pemng. Winfield dams were on the . vate plane to Rockefeller's ranch ] tcapedtainE and a se-rgeandt hakd efn-~ --'---------1 I Sir-...~ . i 1 1 ~~at movements: near va1enc~a. . er I "We came her for a honeymoon ! asy urn . because we love Venezuela," lhe l ADN ldenti[ied them as Capt. 1 ~hlo River - Charleroi down governr.1 t{)kl the South Americans Alrred Svenson, deputy comman· 15, ~ : 25 a.m. ; Alb2rt Holden on hand to greet him at Carcas 1 der or the 2nd Tank Battalion of dQ,ym 1,5,. _5:35 a.m.; Defen~er Airport. I the tst cavalry Regiment, 3rd up 16, 8 p.m.; Southern up 16, GOP 8tu11 Reappraisal Ar.inored Division, in West Ger8:30 p.m.; Hamilton up 16, 3: Back in Washington Republican , many, and Sgt. Benjamin Cain of 20 a.m.i. Orco UP 16, 4:40a.m.; leader.~-; began reappraisal of their . West Berlin's 6th lnfantry Regilllinois down 16, 6 a.m.; Luther possible presidential candidates in ment. Herdttllln down 16, 7::W a.m.; light ot Rockefeller's sudden .Jerry· Bosworth up 17 ' 12 :20 a . . marriage saturday. They found ADN said Svenson surrende~ m.;· BonuE H. up 18, 5:40a.m.; themsel\les in almost total dis- ~ to Eas~ German. borde~ pollee Johp .J. Rowe up 18, 7:35 a.m.; agreement about the polihcal ef- May 4 m tbe reg1on ~r EISenach. Robert \Vest down 18 7::W a.m.· 1· cts 1 th I He crossed the East-\\ est German ' ' e o e move. bord . f II 'f . ·r· I S. 1"11. _.Jenks up 19, 4:30 a.m .; Some relt the New York goverer m_ u um or~ tn a mtl· Raymond . Salveti up 19,, 6: ~5 nor, who had •--··de d the •ary ut=t:.~l L'Onst re *ONvelncle, 'd •ADN t c•••d. · h' I 581 a.II'f.; B:ngo down 20,5:15 a.m.j strongest contender for thf' 1964 ,., "g · am gave ·~. had self up to Eastern border police . 1•on. crucl'bt•.... up 20 , 6·:"'5 a .m.,. C. GOP pre~1'dent'1a1 nomma ~ · 3 V, Hor·ner and Little Edward committed political suictde by his · ay · ] . . 11. would • Svenson's unit Is stationed up 21., 1·35 . a. m.,· Bl ue sea1 mamage. Others S<ltd . .in the "~ 1 SteV· havP. no efrect. \ West German city ol G1essen. ·up 21 , "~A .- .w a.m .,. Ch ares . eng~n down 21, 5;30 a.m.; Queen ADN saJd. Cit? ~9~r· 22, 5:05 a.m.; Lunga . Man~ion Honsf' Hit Pomt up 22, 7 a.m.; Bayou Lor· • _ Claims Continue rome down '13, o: lO a.m.; Inca Agum By Th1eves Undf'l' 1962 Fi Jre up ,Gre~nup 7:25 p.m.; Syca- PT: PLEASANT - The Man· Claims ror unem Jo ·~ent ben· my_r"e ··do•vn; Greenu~t, 8:10p.m. ; 1slon m Tu ~nd1e. w.el Park efits this year ernl~in~ed to run J. S, LewiS up Greenup 3:35 was broken mlo durrng the beh' d ttl62 1 1 k h 24 am.· . Dave Crockett down 1 w~ek~nd for the thjrd tiD.le since • 't~"1 1 . 88 wee fledw en d 101 13 c aims we~e 1 G~ee~up 8:45 a,m.; Elisha last July. ~0 ' Woods . up· Greenup 6:~ a.m.; Reported missing was a Swiss added to 283 contrnued clarms. Jartle$ Sowie up 32, 3:10a.m.; lmusic ~:~ box over 100 years o1d; 1'f!Us amountec;I to 307 actwe Myr~e C. up 32, 4:05a.m.; Shu-' three guns, a tomahawk, lndi&.u calms at week 8 end, eomp~rfly up 32, 4:51a.m.; Patten up l·axe, padlock, bullet mold and ed to 352 a year ago, accordrng 33, 3:10 a.m.; Ravenswood liP a civH war canteen. to the Bur~au of Unemployment 33, 4 : ~ ft.m.; Francis Jloug- In the last 10 months over 30 Compensation. have be en sto Ien from the I . RIVERVIEW SHOW land up 33, &,20 a.m.; Pennsylguns . "- · H 'th 1 Ia 6 55 01 33 van .~~ ' : a .m.; JVer .,.u~ns~o~ ~use, Wl on Y .two Buddy Starcher and cast or Sheilre@, dQwn 34, 8:1& p.m.: remammg m the coDechon. Grade SchoOl Saturday, ~~lay 11 Wayne II.. dQWn 34, 9.40 p.m .• None have been reco~e~ed to .. 8 p.m. Admlsalon ls adults Nat1onal down 34, 12:20 a.m.; date. Entry to the burldrng was lud Is 50 Is Ad Willtilm Zimmer up 34, l.s.; a. made through the kitchen wins !~e now': ~to.~~~'! m.; Delta Queen up 34, 3:t5 a. dow. ~he breakm~ and entering Coolvm,, 6&H2 t9 or m.; Cra1g lll. down 34. 4:11() •· .was dul~vered Saturday morn- Refl"lshrnents will be m. ; Harr1ett M. down 34, 6:05 a. tng by Ell R1ser, custodian. . The event 1.rterm· · ' JSSIOR. m • 1 . 1 I' "ERE WAS NOl!OOY llUT -rn E SALESMEN IN -nlE APPLIAI-ICE STOQf. WI-lEN 11-IE CUS· 10ME12 LOUDLV PROCLAIMED ~ER SATIS~ ACTION .... '~ ..• ., GaJJipoiJs Dam - OVEC down 4:!1' a.m.; Eliercllfl up 6:441 a.m.; Semet up 8;15 a.m. ; Peg· IY Dowrrey: dliwn 10:40 a.m. Ka111wha River - So I v a v down London 3:46 a.m.; Lelia Shearer down Marmet &:05 a. .m.; Edeana Boswortjr up Mar· mel 6>441 a.m.; Dispatcher up Wlnrield 5:40 p.m;; Helen i:. down Wiorteld ·&:it! p. ~ .; Merrill up Winfield 7;15 p.Jil.; Robert W. Le9• down Winfield 3:10 a.m.; A F;: Dykes up Winfield 6:05 a. SUPPBR ANNOUNCED There will be a jitney sup""' at tbe Bedlord Youtb Center, •rrlday, May 10, beginning at p. m. The event to t..ing spon· sored by residents en Bedfoc~ Township ror the Pomeroy em ergency squad unit. sl pound~ ~~oo D,~KE CL~~~ftS P....,.r-.1 Clnnl.,. Coln-0; by Rf ,. ! . s Yes my child ' s school 11._.e ' . . enough ttme to phySICal education. That's what most parents say or assume-wtthout really knowing. Precisely how much time and how oft~n? Pre.ci.sely what ktnd of phySical act•v•ty? All parents should know these lUPER TORQUE FO~tD SPORTS HAitOTOfl'l' facts. If your child's school doesn't have a daily program that provides at least fifteen ~~ Wheolt. .....,,. lis ... fiOioog ........ the ............ '83 Fonl '" IIOir>u ill sty~! W""' a NI-.U. foodP Cltooselr- 18 Super TO<que ... dais. Micldh ai,...-' Loot< 1o Ford's lui 11M ol t FllirlaA8 MOdels. Atod Foocra 18 c~ FalcoAs gi.. ~ styling _,,.,,.. ill 111e ..atbacks and lloC fi!Wior-r>Ce ift lhe Sprinls j .wei 1 t.bulous TlounderbJrclir' llld you r.a... II fii'N( ,.~ 0 ~e lat 'ttlng yow FOI<I Deal or tor a lool! Md a,.._. rrldeol CDundiiOd ttl!l Nlwt- vervrew ecut11111 - """""""' "· AUOCIMIDI\. We Specialize In RQOm Groupings! e AS LOW AS _ __ • KEITH GOBLE 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. -~ ·"" ..' 51 ways to have fun in s_ty_m ••• at your Ford Dealer8! Oft!LY YOUR: ~RD DEALER HAS ,; ...·: . ..• .! minutes of vigorous physical exercisa, now's.thetimetooct. Ge~ !n touc.:h With ~ur school offiCials. Urge a da•IY program that Will develop strength, end urance, ag1·r·t• y and oth er d•· sirable qualities-for all girls and boys. If you'd like more inrormation, write to The President's Councit on Physical Fitness, Wash· lngton 25, D. c. ..,.,...., •• "'"" ...-«•lnc~r•!lon t~rill'l till Adv•tlslna- BOOSTERS TO MEET The Pomero) Band Boosters will meet Wednesoay at p.m. New orfi"ero will be In· and Re1.. William Vorll be guest ~oln-Op T~ Dry Cle~ming -10 • LET YOURSELF GO! , re-I BERRfS • ast Germany an as ed or J:lP,- .· FORD~ 1· C. . ' �• ' I . ) .!. • "f - ....Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. o.• May e. .The Dlily Sentinel r-"------------------1 The Pomeroy Paathera, burt until 1J!t third when they q~ by pllclllng wtldneas, w er e lltd thrM 1001e to co Into a kllocked out of the Clus AA f.5 lead over lbo illiton. soctlonal baleball tournament While 1oubled 111ln to otart Saturday afternOOD when they off lhe pande, Wells 101 bit were defeated by Suuth Point second single, Wlnebrennea lin16-9. sle<'. and then with two away, The game was a completely 1\oed doubled and Ronnie C.rr different sort than the duel be- singled. . tween South Point and the Pan- South Point took the lead thers last season when Porn- agsin in the fourth when their eroy nipped the111 HI. plleher and top bat!M, Willie Three Ppmeroy pitchers gave May, a chunky righthander, sinUF a total of 12 walks which "i'ilchlnl "" tho sldaline~ nothing like pltehtna in a gamo," Owens •aid . owens had worked less \han two innings prior ;, Sunday and he had some difficulty wllh his Nntrol, wall<lng lour meo. Manag•r Fred Hutehlnoon sed sl!iofaction with OWano' work and indioated he might .. apotted as a starter in future gameo. AI Worthington •WerontiY took over the No. I spot in the bullpen h . ' working I ree scoreless bmmgs oavo Jim O'Toole'o slxlb victory . c... ·J ,. , ., CINCINNATI cUPJJ - Tho dltnati pitching staff wa~ altered 111 two important ways Sunday aft· II' lhct Rod• spUt • doubleheader ,!.IJIIIII thJ St. Louio Cardlnaio, win· Dilt& tbo firsl 1ame 5-4 and io• IIIIJ the serond 7-4 in 10 inni<~gs. Lefthander Jim Louks open· ed on the rubber lor Pomeroy and hurled his way through tho first frame without glvbtg up a run, but then In the second ln.. In& he walkr J the bases fuU before. there were any nuts. R~&htlutnder Senior Dick We& was called on to reUeve Louks, but Wello for the first lime this season was unable to brmg his t>llcbes across. Before the side was retired South Point had scored live runs on hits and onnhomore David ' ~.. ~I had COIIll mto the same hall of the first lnnin&, the p_.,thers scored I'WIS "" five . tratsht hils. White . Opa>ed With 8 douWella rapped a single, and then came an the way home an error by the raghtf1elder; Mickey Wlllebretmer tripled, Bob Sm~th brought bur; bo'J: a oubJe, and Phi Sll' • cotutected '11' a single bethe nell batter famted to retire the alcle Pomeroy did not oCClre again The chang., aro,. outhetof ';"" ll(tUltCelllento foilowtng tw nbtU that Jim Brosnan had been traatd to the Chicago White Sox for Dom Zanni and that Bob Pur~ouid puch th~ op~ner: ~ nlnl of the ni(lhtcap. . ga~e ~enes c •;t ay 8 St. Louis catcher Gene agomst t e oust on s. hit a lwo·run homer of! ~ner Bill DeWill made the an- ton to clinwc a lour-run rally ltfuneement of the trade of Broo· gova tilt Csrdo the ...,.nd gome tljn. who ree<ntly had arlUclzed victory, but three of tho ru111 In ~WiU bn matters of ·•oen10r· the inning w..., chargad to Bill p" involving Brosnan writins Henry, tho loolng pitcher. liooks and appearing on a televi- Young Pete Role. a aoUve Cinlion show. cinnallan, eonUnued to impress . . , with hlo huotle hitting and de' BL'OIIIan left the clubhouse tn a f R d, ba 1 g;:e and f.l·neektd hufl aftehr tho game t= ljUI adlllltted that t o trade was I ed to be h d in ~ !k>t ~ bad broak for him because seem runn1ng ~· ar lit would t>t able to oee his fam- the loth inning of tho ntghtcap as lC 8US Ot fl the. M m the tors tmning of the opener. n} moreili o h.en 3 1 Jr or 1on ! O'Toole:. Whose six victories •>rove, ' orne. lead all major league pitchers, · Purkey was happy to lt>ar of "dida't havo hlo real good stuff," tiis fi"t star<ing assignment oi at<'Ordina'to Hutchlhoon. ihe season The big right -hander, O"''oolt IIVO up 12 hits in hi! """ hu r>een out ol action oinco six inninp of work but walked ~I d I he ·h !)ying training with a sore shou d- ly one an ie t t ~arne w1t LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) _ til'i said he had. been worktng out . 5-4 lead Which Worlhmgton pro- Scowling Jack Nicklaus, with '" ouild up his arm and that he ; teciPd rapahly. thr.. of Arnold Palmer's 1962 >,r nks he ie ready to go. An bunt errorbybyB•lt Henry titlesgolfalready tucked in Mv only "robiem may be con- ftce Wh•leonleta to h' bag goes after away a fourtb ,1 .. Purk ev sa•d. l•econd game deleat, Following week ..i.en the Colonial Jn. lim \\wens, 1•;ho hur le<l six In- erroor, Henry retorod George opet\l at Fort Worth "' m the <econd g•me, g1vlng man and stan Musial on Uolnl nd If ' • · ..Hoc ~~~::;'"b!kl~ :.-;:h·~~ /.~~:· bottom ° :us~~•...:. N* kJ H 1 After Palmer's ·, l%2 Titles ! , 1 • 11 :::~~~ l:~,~~~u:;:Y :~/ '· :~~:.::~:~)~ s~;r~ou~ne:':::OO _ - ·- _ - .- .... - - -- - - - Prele Spto. Seat HS eal Price 1-0. A classic high school pitch- The two hurlers played prae er's duel waa played Satur<lay ttcally between themaelvea com· afternoon in the seclional tour peting against one anoUler Ill ey wben McArthur's str~ug afternoon , before McArthur ft. righthander Dick Bates outlast- nany broke the, ~leu duel ed Racine southpaw I, ;, r r t open w1th a run m the 11111. p,..., lntmaUnnat Amortcon Kant~3S ~e-w City Vork Boston lllolttmore Chleago Cleveland Lo1 Anj{elea Mbme81lla Weohlnaton Detroit 16 10 .61! San Francisco . 16 tO .615 Chicaao 18 II .1112 W 1• P<t . GB Milwaukse 13 13 .1100 I~t: ·625 111 Loo Anaetn 11 11 ,411 .&7\l Philadelphia II 12 .~! ~~ ~ 1 :~: :•• Cind nnait 10 12 .4611 ,, New York e IS .m 11 10 ·' 24 2 Hou•t•• 8 17 .3211 3 I B ·500 SaiKrday'l llottullo 12 14 · 4r~ 4 Pittsburgh 5 Los AngeiH " 10 IS ·435 4'' San Fronclsco 17 Now \'ork 4 10 15 ·400 Sl; Cincinnati e St. Louto 0 9 " .!9! ~~~ ~ ~~:~~~p~~~i;w~~~:;o~ o t..•••• I St. IAuio Sunday's Rf'sults ,., Chtca.'lo 8 W<1sh1ngton 1 New York ~ Minnesota 2 i l.os Baltimore H Dctflbit 4 unday'!o Reiults Minnesma .4 Ne•\ Vnrk I Clevel::>.nd 4 lA- A.nge'e 3 Boston 3 Km1.~as , Philadelphia 6 Hou•ton 5, lot : Washington H Chicago 1.' 2nd Detroit 12 Raitimore 4 M6ndav 'li l'rohabl• Pit('hers Tuesday•1 Gamet Minnesota at. Los Angeles Pittsbura:h at Chicago <~hn -Roland 1 2-0J ·..s Chance l Philadelphia It Nev.o York By !IIILTON RICHMAN lJP1 Sporll Wrtt.r BoUillon al Cincii!Nii, hlght Ch1cago al KarJ;as Citv 'nightt -JJeBuschf'rrt> •h.o, m~ Pt-ter ~ •VERTZ MA\' RETIRE 1 .' In lhe 1M! blllln&. l'Grlllroy pll. chont -.~ked It a lilt 1ft. 1 By llutlnp South Polllt G60 323 )-I& lf I Pomeroy 303 Olll- t II' May and WtlldeD. L o u k '• Wella(l), lleed (2), (IJ'), lad Wlnebtemtr. boiiOla ol the MVenth C.tcher Bullock alPCied, • flae bitter u Will u plleher, wu 1'- blllblfd lao tnetlonlll Wlllk, llld llala .a. fielder Mlrtllr lipped • ..,_ thrctlllh tho mldtlll fba1·1Jtou81tt BuDock bomt. Will! • Ultle luck In 1111 tap half o1 the 11111, perbqt Radul would IU!va broken lhlt lee! firlt. The 'rot-mdotl had 1111 '" "' before lllllli faMed lh• lao! blllter be facltl •• Jldl llcJitle hid ahtpJcl hll bit, to l!pell up lbe Torlith ,_,_ .._.,._. •· bunt hlm down bat tlelplle • )lfO:.::: fair ttrrllory, S.clne eonJelld. eel thai the ball had bit Prlce'l bat t!IIINd of hla btJdi, With- nq, P-'1 WJck. Une .bangod a double but Bt» could gal tit) furtbar tb•a Dolt llarclen wu llte'1 bit the pitcher to load the 1111• Bales f81Uled the IIOZI The only other P.~ •• a s'••]e by Bm 0un w- '"" · PrwttiC::hBI.!!,.up • ~-· contest was rated by IDID11011f' fans as lbo best hI C h bllsebaD pall tbe7 llld Think you've hoard Then just Usten to those . ible Chico so Cubs talklns ~~~ie Banks otarted the rollln1 this spring when he planted the idea thai the could win and now the notion starting to take root among of the other Chicago players. Naturally, tho Cubs claiming any pennant yet bl A d they are saying 1t's possi e. n you know somothing II is-tho way they're playing now. They climbed to within Ill l&lllfil of the National lead Sunday by completing three-game sweep against Milwaukee Braves, 3_2, for sixth victory in the last starts. Be AWouldn'l Fkllt SuddenWonld thought: be 1 gauer if they did The 'd beeornt tho first 1 • th 1 Y 1b Anyway, Ken Hubbs wh•t proved to be the run SUnday with a fifth ucrifice fly that scored Lou Brock. Merritt Rnnew's homer of lbo year gave the Cubs thefr llrot run off loser Tony Cloninger In the third Inning and Ranew theo singled home er run In the fourth, C.l wu the w11uter although R,.....,. and Lindy McDaniel both .,.... oummonacl In fron, the bull,., .n tho ninfll. Gtull, Melo Bpllt ElNWhore in the NL, the Lot Angeles Dodgers downed tha caf~ ~:~ "'' American League, the :~.::.":.: .:::.:-::; Minnesota Twins thumped the llever Harvey Haddix, who New York Yankees, 4-1; the Chi· over fur loser Vern Uw, cago White Sox blanked tho Washington Seantora, &-0, but t.t ~ first start of the season being recalled !rom the Reliever Ron Ptrrii!Oikl credJt.ed "Ill! bit! !OIII'th victory. Wlllio Mayo' tbne-run Chateaugay Js. Heading FOf Ill tho flral innlnl .and PimJiCO Race Alou'l tWQ.fwt polro m lhct helped the Olanta otrot<h nl!tgs in rellef. WoriblniloD, ever, was tagged for 1 ho111er by Gene Oliver in the inning of tbe nli!bteap. 'l1tcl cUmaud a f<tur-rtm raUr Mttted Bobby S1tanto hll .tetory. RIID8 TRADE IROflll"'! CHICA"A IULIJ - The ""' eago White Soil crabbed nat! Redo' relief plfeber lro- oft tho wll..,. lilt U, aftd Milt pltcW Dom !AI tho Natlonel Laoguo club • alrnUir waiver. Bl'olitlll, Clllce one ol tho tiona! League'o best relltf .., ltu becta blcklrbtg Reda 0\IQ* am DeWitt bit a.-au 1ut Wttll w "ctltttCJrintl ol hla outside BroiDift aald 1at Wltlt would bt hla l u i - .. a drovr:: ' 000 000 000 01-1 • 1 Price ond SaiJer, Batll aild '"'II PH I LCQ u .. ~· . sa ~~· J~~~~·L•a•versa Y'V , ~ t7 c..--· '....,. Y• Slftl :,:V ' sou IIIIo lbt A dlltrlct at Olllo UbiVtl' Thursday. llaclDa Will It Into reaullr llllloft ~. • GOt 000 GO-O f 4 . . U...tlltf ' e , MI ' -~----- outpointed LAS VEGAS. N•v. -Jaok Nick· Minnesota at Lo.o; AngelP~. night declined an offer to become CbicagCJ at Kan,;as . ' ity, night Ot>troit Tiger coach Sunday Cleveland at Washington, night was unconditfonally released ~ston at Raltimore, night the Ttgar1. New York at Detroit. nl1ht ilftrolt wa!'l reluc&Mt to National Loop, him 8• but the t1pra didn't w L Prt. Gl they had room fat blm on Pllllbur&ll P 1 .~li 10 IS-man rooter. ~= --=--==~~~===-~ 3 ROOMS New FurniturE ONLY $299 H to beat Ted BaH ot All!traa stroke in the Waro Turn- tourney. TO T,HE CA~H tor - SPR1t4D • IMPARTIAL • With consent of Jhe merchants I wUJ continue my night watchman dutie•. • Wlll be available to supervise and attend to vii· lage affairs :lA hours a day_ • To clear one erroneous report. dismissal of vii· laae employ"' mutt bt by a majority vote of d» council. Pd. Pol. Adv. those lUIYPIOO. willa Cullen. THANK YOU Now is the time to ROO PI AND AU TYI'B 01 . MITAL • . fJ w.- .._., :::.. ~ Bob Millet, Mjr. 125 E. M1in St. • WY2-2171 • ,, .. ... AND. ~.ANJUD i YIAI.I I F • ·.· ·,,' ' ' ·, ~ ' FDRIMAN .&· A8801f, ,. .' ' Middlapart;. o.;'' " ,i tf"i- ·' ' i ., l ' I+ ~.P6ft :· ;•• f:~ULJJI • I~AUfiP . ·.;;-, ·. t• l.f~lcis . .' ~ .... .... ' ~ I STORE YOUR FURS ......r illlllt .r/, . . , ' MAIOt4lY '/.'/11'\'" ofllclu.ll ITY ,& SAVING$· · OA·N CO. 2. A More Cgmlortable Basemant Too high humidity, plus too little clr· culation of air, can make your bas. mont an unpleasant place to wor11 or play In summer. Both these eondl· lions are helped merkedly by simply Ieavins the fl•1111 olyour Gas furnace pilot bumlnl- l"rys J!'iol· Mn, ErCell ~IOMID PO!t VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT MASON, W, VA. '*' ·~. "''il9fioir ... c... JU' ,. WHEEL IN REPUILlCAN CANDIDATE for MAYOR • ···~ blJt III'Oihir For ••• lthamer R. "Ike" Neal HONEST "*"' fll4 StftOf ....... ,.. VOTE CAPABLE w I MAY 7TH PRIMARY Let your GAS furnace pilot work for you all summer! LOOK W.HAI'S . HA'IPINJD Wa 1 y ne ' straight titlE' with an even par 21S BURNEYVILLE, Okla. - Gay flrewer Jr. carded a 21M) for EVents "."., '\' • WbUe your furs are ID NlllOft lh• 1119118 ...,._CCIII~ I meat ba their of •torag• let ua wear cmd • · Oilr a~.o,. appi1Da11ee Al1r tor Clll " •"e-'U 10 put fOGI'.lun ba qood ~OIMIIil- .:·~· RO,IINSON'S . LAUiifbJJII$' -oil DRY ~NilS . •' In Mldd'-J!Drt.Po- 0\1 • Mlolcllepilh ,.mil · wv ' 4. Yllll'rt ~All Sit" fer F•ll- Cold we•ther often strikes unilcPectedly in the fall. With your pilot litlht on; all you need do Is to reset your funiiC8 thermostllt to heatina PQIItion. You'll have heat . , • without delly or lnconvenienee .•.• when you 1e1w your furnace pilot em In eummer• G•• . r--H~: -H::~:~~;~:::T~:~a~~~~~::~~--~, . I I1 I Simply move the tbennottat to ita lowest JlllliliiaD. ~ the heat olf, yet lave the O.a pilot on to I . There's wili keeP - -you ~ tlll!lllfter. Nothing Like • FLAM£ for Mot11r11 LP,l,1; 1 I 1 I L-----------------------------,·* ,-----J .,.. 11'·.: . .· ' ,t ·TME PMifl·F.UIL, . '( \. ·~-- I I I I to make your furs beautiful Thornton in a 111-roond for the 54-hoie Peach Blossolll w~INd Up heavyweight bout. women's golf tournamellt. HOUSTON, Ta, - lllclllrd · I It takes the expert touch Grelle .scored a surprise win over laus won P11trano M•-• U. · S. KEDS By UaiW ,._. bttematlonal Sunday Saturda,, Sao Paulo, Brazil - The Unit,.. LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Chateau- ed States reached a final total of gay defeated Never Bend by n-. 1 109 gold medals in the Pan Amerll'flgthl to wiD the Hl63 Kentucky · ican Games. J;m • I LEE SMITH . SHOE BOX ;;,:-and k d s f s wee en ummary o ports SAO PAULO, Brazil - Vote· for ••• Rlckard McArthur now · RM!.. neoday aetn. ••,,. , , •1 dl tn"!= ~ I:ICXIJiJUI 'Ulrpenter NewQ Even•... Social News N ·- · ~· :~~tar:::~~~-··tl..,lkell races IOOay by trainer : Conway, who added, "AU out 10 for bit!lllth victor)' iD tho he needl is reot and a little ex- ftrol 111111. Cliff Cook hlt a twoercile to get ready for the run homer in the nightcap. Preak • 11e11. ' " Colts Blow Lead Chateaugay ran down 1 he 'l1tcl Colts blow a M 1ooc1 "big three" of the Derby field the Phflllat frt tho but 1n the atretch at ChurchUI tho nd -~dt Downo Saturday to win 1 h 8 D' - :.J:~~- Bob flnt of the triple crown classics, ~ Bob Aapt'Oiit~~ Either tonight or Tuesday drove in two 1'11111 In the olold-11 morning he heads lor Plmllco eap f tho Colt he for the second three s, frt"' Never Bend: Calldy Spoto aDd the Phlls thla ~ ';:.~ , • Robbery 11ere 1n front of 11 to tho!D lui Chate.ugay when the colt made Southpaw Jim ~. won his bid under locke) Braulio ttixtb game for the Rod• 1u Baeza. He swepl past them aU opener witlt the Cerclloals k haul down winner's purse of though AI Wortbinatoa $108 900 in the $151400 race him 00 , with line icotr...M f ·~ Syracnse wlrutlits mile "' Carl sllc gsmM the opener before WWoy ~:lri!U]~t=ol~the;conllJc:~l;wllil:::::::::::::;, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) tbe Meta tuded lhe llring wlllt - Chaleaupy'l Kentucky Der· ...en·blt effort ill the ol&blcllp.ll vlelciry was called ooe of his A Polo GI'OUI!dl' CII'OWd of ... """ "'"" r.r: ::'blttba.;,:: · mha.dSocbi~~~.f. ~. children have PleasMt Ul! <Dickey ) Kerr, wbo IW'VJved . f0-2' vs. Bo\\slietd tJ-3! OE'TROIT !UPU - The 1919 Chicago Black SOx scandal ! New York at Delroit ioi~htl- bueba\1 caretr ol Vlc w~rt• lbeciU!Ie of his honttty , Ford t2-2t vs. Aguirre •.12 1 may finally be GVI'I'. the qe ot •· ·. (Only gam!!.' ~c ht·d•Jied' Werts, as, who wRJ 1tMt1ftc liiiliilliiiili , Tue~tdaJ'" Games 17th seuon in tht btl le.apa, FURNITURE CO. aolJd off 'PI:tce an dq. ,Every 0118 of lbo Genor•• bitt ~Ingles lhrouill lhlt Infield. The wlllnlng rwt.oc:ored In . lirol·place Plt\lhurgb l'lrat., the oightcap, 8-7; the Boston Red 7-3; the San P'rancilco Giani.! pllt Sox edged the Kalllu . a · doublohoocler with lhct New 34; the Cleveland !nella•• York Meto, w'llllllng lhct opeaer. ed the Los Angeles Angela, 6-3, ano IDling lito nightcap, 4-2: and th• Detroit Tl..rs PhlladeiJll!la beat Houololl, e.s, In the Baltimore Oriolol, . IJ.L the lint gamo but dropped tbe Dom"r 8culllel Plrsecond one, 8-1, and CiltdJ!Ball Pinch-hiller Lee Walls' took cbe opener from St. Louis, S.., then lost tho 1f).lnnJng· nt••t- run homer In the ninth <2·V MASON rilk,· btllll t hica~o 8 City 2 Conwenimi T•rw. 1110 the Tournament of Mllweukee t Jim Butty In a Pan American I Champions golf tournament wi~ M101day'o Prnbabl< Pttoheto GamH tecord Umo of 1:4&.1 for a ?;!-bole score ol 273. 1....os Ange les at Pittsburgh the I,SOO meter run. SPARTANBURG, S.C - Mnrl· Drysofle t2-2 l vs. Friend \3-IJ LAS Vli'..GAS, Nf\'. Willie lynn Smith w,on her second l •Only came <chedulad l HouJiton 6 Philadelphil 2, 2nd Chicago H W a~h inJZ:ton 0 l si tiH.OO Down ~ 81I1Mt .uowtd Cllll 'IVIIIfflll7 Angeles : Pittsburgh 3 CJncmnatl 5 st. Loult, -4, lit ' St. Loulo 7 Cin. 4, Jntl, 10 lnOJ. Derby. ClevelamJ ti Los Angeles U Kansa!:i City 14 Bo ~t011 3 ·' Sunday ·~ Rt>~ults • McArthur'• run~ a wllalo of 1 tough ball aame that oaw the two pltclters throw • ~I of 4o strlkeoctts. Bates fanned 2:1 lbelne batters while P r lee struck out 17. McArthur never bit the ~I ) ' b~~ ·~~~i'\ N;:~:~ n":edew~t~of~~~l ~:.;~.· pene e y v e Keno y o •c•a y ,. t Sar- Prancisco fi New York 3, 1st N~" Ynrk 4 San Francisco 2. 'l:nd I 0-.ak ·Grove S • NewS LouD, who bad ~ ·4J lbt 1eme u rf8bt !Ieider. p01 Soulb Pomt; The ·a.·dga..Keno "- weekend. Ilie Lowther. pw¢11111 t • ' - 1nlllr Mrs. Erm. Vale of the C.r· Mr. and Mrs. Vwnon h/0' ~ It 10 lllelr f - ..._, aDd family vivited Mr Two Cia¥ matet from Rio IN• Jlat ~• ..._iry, Mr. alld too. MloiiM. 'ifMI!- llteJ' .... ...... 1bonl)liOII'i P*l'lnla Sunday .,. Grande College open! 'Sunday ontl Mn. W. L lhrett of Mid· daughler .110111 Jeall . Ill'" JIJInloi· wjtj) Billy Balu'. dJeport NeUie v.u;, Mn. «Xa lJards were recen...,..,., of'* Mr. tllld Mrs. In Kine& JPilt Mr. llld Mrs. JID*I Farlll>.., LO Cottrill and Mr. llld ""'· John liiQiher Mro. Zellll Perey. ~ety Sunday altentoon with · Mr worth are bulldlni I home on Rawlings called at the A. R. Afn. !uilloiiMd Jr. and Kina'• Nil-mother, 1\fra, 81el11 . Rt. 241 911 the former Biddle Caster home Sundly, of Falrbocn visited relatiVea ,. . · ling ot Point Plea..n\, Mr, tllld Mrs. Wllha111 Rose farll) Lavern Janlan and Meryl Mr. and Mn. Wlllla!ll 'nMJm. the VlctAir Perry bo!rJe, ~~nae at tho 00 O.O.e Mr. and Mn, Slanloy Adkllll tllld son BIUy ot Columbuo 'IVere Mr: and Mrs. Art Ka•per of Houdashelt have ~cetpled "-<!· IR, Marilyn and N•ncy alld l Mr. and Mrs. I!IJmle Da¥ttl fli.• ,II, fblday 1M!boo1 wu 411, of New Haven violted Saturday Easter Sunday guests of Mr. Colwnbuo vl1tted her parents erhtp of tht Carpenter Boys Mrs. Amy Caldwell of Columbu& of Parll:ersbutg vlslltld her bro. , )11111111 people held their tor• afternoon with Mr. •lid Mrl. and Mrs. Everett MUhlton. Mr. alld Mrs. M. L. Bahr o~ ~II Club and II b0y1 have join- and Mr. ond Mrs. John Ooog- ithen, Paul, w. C. and Chatlel vlef 8undq lllfhl at lbo 01 k Curtis Rickard and M r •· llmler IUfSia of Mr. and Mrs. Monday ed. Olf•eers elefted are pres~ Ia of Downlnstaot opel)l Sun- ·Peek 'ftloy .and a..tlet PdJ t1rove E.U.I . eburch. Rev. John Bluch Van Scboydt, Maynard Baht Sunday were Mr ~ ~ Robert Cole- dent, Thad Dye, vice president, day with Ols Perry and P'rant.' were eallen at the ""'- 111 :t<llllhowlt -.-.,.. !AI 11111111111011 Mill Carol Ger!Kh ol Potnl ~. tllld Mro, Caoh Baht, aocl man · and Marcia Keller were James WfUia, Jr., 18C1'81arJ1, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrulll, their llloce, Ms. Madge Dye that· be II llartlng hla rlvtvat Pleaoant tpenl ,.,..._Y night Chrla\jlle and Candace of Mid· Sunday guesta of Emlline Gor· Walter Jordan, l'lews reporter, and ta111iiy of Albany vioited atld famlly. •er1cott at the Pmlel IC.U.B. with Mills Sharon Yeager. dteport, Mr. tllld Mn. C, E. reD rA W.eU Mro Gorrell feU John Vale, Re<lrutiGn leader. with her parents, Mr. aDd 1\W, Mt; alld Mrs. Alvin i>)'e 'ftl'e . '11'""'h on May lfth with oor· >,fro. Lorena Baoecuttsr llld Wood~ of Tuppers ,Plains, The recently l>l'eaiwt, her 11'111, Donnie Cheadlo, Treaour~r, Rnd- T. M. Calaway 011 Sunday. among tl!ose who att.nlled 1\lt vk!ott otardnt e..h ntsht at 1 Mro. Judy Blnalng and P'al'l'lll occutOD wu C.1h • alld Mn. Doug!., Adams of Wheeling ne:· Jordan, Health DJrector, Mrt, Roy WIMIIWI of Rev· Andy Griffith lbow It Otl. _ woo a weekend 811011 of Mr. """ <lleadle Safety dire<'Mr, enswood and Joy Wllerruon ot l Beo tllld GJ'OIIer SIGut have : ·•.m. Everyona ~ Invited !AI at- Lee vlllted Friday lflemoon Woode's blrthdayo. .~. with Mr. an4_Mn. c. 1!, Fry . ""•· Aller DodiOn hu boon and Mrs Roborl Coleman O.a• Wooten. The lint moet· .;olumbut visited Mr. alld iltro. 'r IIi._._-~~ ,. r,tr 1lftd Mrs Homer P'l"""" Mr. tllld Mh. P'red M, Roulil - -~--- Mn Hezel Curtl1 of ing wao held April 11· Other Earl ,llirkey on SaturdiY .I nf POint eaUed oo ·M~. vlolted Monday with hlo broth- Salllr~ll' night with MIBs Kathy ville ~pent Tuesday with Ella member• besides thOIIO listed Thotir crandi!OD. and family, Mr. f ··~ · Mrs Dwl(lhl Glbbo f!undll)' er, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Rou8h Ltlchfteld of New llaven, llannulll above are Stanley Folden, Don· tllld Mrs. David Wiseman alld ofternoon of New Haver,, Mr. Bam Booton and Sammy Olt'fe Grange vitotted Cheoter ver Queen, Jame• Fauher, Jim· d (lh!M 0f R II nd · Mn. Ellubj!th Newberry, Jer· and Ml'll. Adalee Hart and Ka- Grao•• reeenU nd ll.it my Stool, David Wooten, Dale S::~ u a spent a . Vr and Mn. Dennis Roush, ry, Boonie and Jean visited tri'llo:a vlalted Monday llflernoon ~ o-••-' I w01 v Queen, Richard Pettit, Stanley keyoay afternoon with the SUtr- . or. were the Sunclay dinner Friday with Mrs. Allie Hoff. lfith Mr and Mrs. C. E. Fry. .;,::! • ~....~ Hulton, Kovin Walsh and Char' uuts of thtlr dausJtter a nd rna Mro. Laura Gibbl and Mr. ............ g, ~m..oa• leo Kreba, Jr. The next meet- Mrs. Carolyn Mosler and :. Mlly, Mr. tllld Mra. l!ll mer ~ter Terry Cullen reiUrJI. and ·Mrs Fred M. Roush wel'fl ing will ~ Ma~ 2 at Columbia ry Woodrum and Mr. and Mrs. FOR MAYOR OF MIDDLIPOIT e1 berry, al!o Mrs. Newber- ed borne Monday lf!M being a the dinDI!l' guests of Mr. and School. Henry Ennie of Albany vioited • ry'• btotlter and family, Mr. mediCal patient at tht Pleuant Mrs. Johnie Lewis of 111118011. Columbia Make 11 Girls 4-11 the Douglas M01ier family on MIDDLEPORT 1'1UMARY ELICl'ION 0 ':~ RCNah, Barbara and Joe Valley Holpltslln Point Plea.. Mra. Alii:IL Harper . of Llart club held their YCOnd. moet· ISunday evening, i TUESDAY, MA\' 7• 181ll ''er.e dinner l"eall of the New· ant. Terry ·it! the -ion 01 Mi Mrs. Allse Harper of Letart lng at Columbia School Friday 1 Elsie Perry spent Wedneoday 1 Pd. Pol. Ad•. I "errys. alld Mra. Bill Cullen, called on Mr. and Mrs. Oky eWS, evening with 12 membero and with her sister-in-law, Mrs, Ma~ ~ IIIII!IL- III , Mr. and Mrf. WWlam V!IJI Mr. and Mn. Okey B. Roush Mr. and Mro. James Keefer two advisors pr...,t. lmr and family and Mr. and were in Point -fleastlllt Friday and Paula were the Sunday din•ion WaR held and the y_ear's '-Irs. Wlt11Nd Van Me!M an morning on busirtef!S, ner giteots of Mrs, Keefer's par· Mr. ••d Mrs. Robert Harden program of work was 11ti)IIY ot Malon were the flu.. Mrs. Garnet Chapman, Mr1. enls, Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond tllld Jtmmy and Debhle, Mro. Project books were distributed. ~~y ovenlng posts of Mr. and Norma Keefer and Paula, Mrs, File >f Cheshire. ' Florence Harde? ipent Sunday The next meeting is planned ~. H~!'!_d~a~t;:'bong tllld Myrtle Ellen Rouah and Mr. Cnl. i\lartin B. Roosh and with the tatters brother, Mr. for May 31 at the school. The • M''"ab',u.• "--~ of Point Leoter Chapman allended the daughter l'f Cherry Point, North and Mrs. Oscar Neaae of Wes- theme will he "Getting Ready ~rs, "' ._.M, opening of the new A and p 'Corolina tlslted -Friday after· ton, .w. Va. Mn. llarden r~ for Work." -1-nt tllld Mr. ond Mr:t. Wlrl SIAire in Point Pleasant Tue•· noon with hlo father and wUe, mamed for a few days mtl Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum' "'0 qf Columbus. O., vlotted day morning, Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Rouah. .with her brother. gardner end family of Coshoc4ra, Nora Adldna Saturday If- "rs Irene Myers spent Wed- Rev . John Icenhower visited Coach Jut~ &ot of the Unl· ton and Mr. and Mrs. -,.;C;Iy:de l . '';,j:"·Nollle Adldnl and Mrs afternoon with her 1114> P'rlday evening with Mr. and ~~SLty ·~t!:'a;;::;kc~:l Gableo , Walk • and family of Thurman 7.thel. Rayburn called on Mlll: ther, Mrs. ~ura Glbb• and help. Mrs. C. E. Fry. He also visit- Ida ., VII ow, Mon- were Sunday guests of their par· -..r:ri< Kine P'rlday afternoon. eel hw quilt, ed Mr. und Mrs. Curti• Rickard y. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye. Mr. tllld Mn. James Keeler Mr. Chari•• Brown, Sue El· and Mro Blanch VanSchoyck. I Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ru· •nd PIUII vlalled SUnday after· len alld Evalee. called on Mr. Mrs. Allee Randolph and Mn. Mr. and Mrs, Melvtn Freeman pert and children of MI. ~ter~ ·'o¢1 with Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil anJ Mre Dennts Roush Sr. N .oml Yeeager ·visited Sundoy l and dausttter Shari Ann of Che- ing visited his grandmother. , ....,•• . _. a... Friday evenillg. ovning with Mr . and Mrs. C. shtre, Mr. and Mro. Jack Shtf Mrs Gtnevr• Foster the pa1t 1.,._ 1... ...... Mrs N n· Adk' visited IE. Fry. let and family of Pt. Pleasant, . Mr. Arch Rouoh ealled Clll · e te mo Ethel Mr. and Mra. Fred M. Roush were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Harry Thompson Thureday wtlh Mre. , and W.rs Laura Glblts attended Mrs. Clarence Freeman and ' of Milford spent the weekend 'ion4ay evening !Rayburn. . Ithe funeral of Mr. Riley Fry at sons. . at~hm home here. MWt Twill vlllted Mrs. Harold Love of Chesa the Fogel•ong Funeral home in Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick, I ,alhng on Beulah Slack were :!litday lftatnoon with b t r peake, Ohio openl a few days 1\'!ason Friday afternoon. Mre. Don Cottrill, Craig a n d Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and orothtr aDd wife, Mr. tllld Mrs, last weel< With her sister ·~ Mr. Billie Wiegand land Mr. Bruce visited Mr. and Mrs. Selm• of Albuquerque, N. M., ··trlla Rlclw'd tllld alater, Mra. bulband, Mr. and 1\1~. Vtrgt · lanJ Mrs. Okey B. Ro~ motor- Clarence Wickline and daughter Mr. a•ld Mr!. Morgan Jones and ·llancb Vlft Sdloydt Adkms Mrs. Love asSioted Mrs e<' to Cttarleston Sunday after· Dolores and Mrs. Laura Sayre Luberta of Beaver, Pa. and Mr. f,fr,and Mn. Paul. Handolpb, Adkins with h•r work •• •he i roon where they visited Mrs. of Dorcas. , and Mn Luber! Jones of New ~tella Mae tllld Plllletta villi- Is recuperating frOIIl maJor sur ' Ronsh n i e c e, Mr!. Leola Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glbbo of Gahlee, Pa .. •1 Sunday ovenlng with Mr. gery. IYounr who has OO.n a surgical Parkersburg and Nancy Etchin-1 'lunday vtsttol8 of Mr. 81111 and Mrs. Clarence Yeager, Sba· Mr. artd Mrs. Alhert Thomp- 1patient at the Moontaln State ger of Marietta visited their . Mro. Paul Huston and family '"" and Beverly son, Harrtel and Alberta Jo Hospital. Mrs. Yoong is recup- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.l were h18 parents, Mr. and Mrs. . ·w, Jallnle ,.;,, New Hav· c~Jied oo Mr. and Mrs. Curtis leraling at the home of her par- Eichinger and family. Jay Huslnn of Murray City, c ; and Mlu Jndy Fry of Park· Riekard Monday ev~mng. ·_ ents, Mr and Mrs. Riley l'tle... Guests of Mr . and Mrs, Roy- M~ . Donald Cottrtll. Mro. , ..·~-..-• .,.............. ·"- day Mr.afternoon C E- Fry Thurs tog I· Charleston. Mr. Bl..sing . a1 Th omas were Mr. alld Mro, W' llwm Thuene r , Mn . Floren ce ,._, ...,..,.y .,..,.. withVlllted Mr Dwight ' n'>n l'llh Mr. Fry's parenta, Gibba. · i• Mrs. Rouoh's brother. Mr•- 1Raymond Miller and family. Mr. Harden. Mr&. Robert Hardon , Ill'. aDd Mrt. !tl Fry. Mr. John Van Meter and 18111• Rouoh reports that Mrs. Young and Mrs. Paul Thomas of Col- and Mrs Thoma• Clark attend, -~· tllld Mn. Le11 Smlth of lly and Mra. Louella Van Met- 11 doing very well. umbus. ed the D. of A. Lodge rally at 1 :·.apent !Utda1 with Mr. er alld children called on Mr. Mr. Howard Wiegand ~alled Mr. and Mn, Billy Capehart Chester . . . . ...!ld ~·· FNd ~· Routh. and Mza. llo\\'ard Rayburn on Mr. and Mro. Jameo Keefer and son, Marvin of Columbuo Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgtl Colltns of 1;!r. aild Mrs. Rttssell Hoff· Th sd ' ;and Paula Monday evening. spent a recent weekend wtth Nelsonville, Mr . and Mrs. Char· n•n ano Mrs. Nora Adkins vis· M~s 1Ii.r,let Tltompoon and \Ira. Vlna Rainey was 1 h e hi" mother, Mrs. Alice Cape- les Sayre a.nd Freddte Boyd of tied Mr. and Mrt. TeQIIIInt Hoi· Mill Virginia Thompson were bus'"" lor a Studio Girl eo.. hart and other relatives. I Pomeroy Vtstted Mr. and Mrs. !•rid of Leon Rt. Sunday af!M· honored with a blrtbday dinner m•tlcCilnlcTbursday afternoon. Weekend guests of Mr. and Wtlham Etchmger and family .. ~<oon. Sunday. Attending were Mr. Mrs. Ellzaheth Boston was the Mrs. Okey Wood were their Mz:· and is. Ralph Radcliff . , Mr. and Mrs. ElWOOd Wilson, tiJI'I Mrs. Paul Bennett aoo 1\fro. demonstratnr. T~tog attending daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ,.n. a wee Columbus where .,aeldo aDd Eddie .tlf Ironton, Hazel Carder of PoiPI Pleasonl were Mrs. Mildred Thompson, and. Mrs. Oscar Spillers and ,,e was emp ed. : ~10 IIIII Mr. Vlrpl Rl~ of aDd her parents and sisters, Mr. Mra. Maude Blessing RCNsh, famtly nf Grove. ·.oint Pltallftt were the Sun· and Mrs Albert Thompson, Mar· Mr•. Lora Mae Brown, Mr •- Mr. ~nd Mrs. William Lehew THE ; 1Y. eveillhl d!JIIIer guesY ol tha and Alberta Jo. Goldie McDermitt and Mr s, and chtldren of Pomeroy were .,1!..Rl~o daufb!M aDd fiDI· \lra. Beulah Rickard was Rainey and Mrs. Boston. Sunday guests of her parents. : , Mr. and Mrs. BUI Cullen, ~~nppln& in Point Pleasant, Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDermitt Mr. and Mrs. Wi!liam Thuener. ;.fa:": WIIIGII alld Mra. O.llen nesday afternoon. and daughter o1 West Columbia Mrs. Nettte South has return\ ~~~~iflOI'tl. • Mrs. NeDie AdkiD!, Mn. Lu· visited SUnday afternoon with ed home after spending the win· CANVAS FOOTWEAR ,. ~· Mlna OWen and Mrs. cy Cullen and Mrs. Ethel Ray- Mrs. McDermitt's aunt, Mr. ter In. Flork.a . VI~~~~. Kay Gf lbo~ the Unlon1burn attended the funeral of and Mn, Roward Rayburn. Vtothng Mr. and Mrs. Arthur FOR THE ENTIRE ~\'ihbitl .. nl\y •lilted ;;u~y Mr. q, eo r g e William 1B I i II . Mr . Curtis Rickard called on Morarity and family w~re Mrs. FAMILY 1\IOOn with Mrs, OWen • Crotnlly held at the Crow ll'u- Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Fry, \ Oma Truax, Mrs, Bertha Schau ':"'• Mn. IMoret~e~~ Cullen. !lome In Point Pleasant I \lr . Ernest Rickard and Mr . ' and Mr Earl Morr!B of MartelN. 2nd An. ""·· O.Du Olbba Gf Broad 1 p.m, Wednesday, with Rev . Curlla Rickard called on Mr. Ia. Mldclloport, 0 . .".f,Z~~~ pareGib~· 1t 0. H. Carder officiating. ant: Mro Stanley Adkino Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback :.;;; :r-"';' ~w....t "" Mn. Naoml Yeqer vlllted l P'rlday evenin1 dinner gueata . ~ _'tile~= Ald ·ollbo her aunt alld huaballd, Mr. alld , of Mr. •nd Mrs. Okey B. Roush R-...... ~ 1 1 ·~Mrs. LaW1'41nce Cateman. Thup- , wore her 80n and w1fe, Mr. a~-· me I ~,. · 1nnd Mr• . Paul Bleoslng of Point :.·Jldln& llday where Buellh Rickard o!llled ' Pleasant and Mr. Rouoh'o son For year 'round <'fJm/ort and convenience . .. well Ql C'COIWtn)', , . , " " , . , . !'OIDted lblllllerlor Clf 1111 on Mrs. Ada Tltompoon Wed- land daughter, Col. M•rlin B. , 11 8lld worlied on 1 quDI, neaday IIIOI'IIIn&. j Roush and MArtha of Cherry of your G., Milling 1ystem Uthled durint t~ IUiniMr monthl. Y011'1l f1tr1 ·101Pin& nN·~· 111!1 Mrl. . Miss Beverly 1Point North CIIJ'oliria. thia tiny f/<Lme wiU ,.rue you ~II. Her•'• fu>w: " ' , Grimm, !Wihy •nd Pltrtc' ta. !Ira. bene Myers, Mr. and \lfi, Dannls Rouah, 11\'., Mr. 1. LDnaar Life lor Your Hutln1 3. Hut Wilen Y1111 Nitti I - A Jnd Mn. Charln Brown, Mr. Equipment- The small •mount ol hours' heal, even in summer, ' 'tCI Mro OQy B. Rouah, Mrs. heat from the Gas pilot keeps your w~l make your home mora comf1111.lune llteaiil, 11M Mn. Vlu heatina equipment dry durlne the ::elnly able. With your Gas pilot an, )IOU . . ......... summer. This protects the heating Mr. "turn" up the he•t •ny time It'• 1ystem from rust and corrosion, and liiiGI •dds years to the life of your equip· needed. Convenient lor - oild days in late sprinaand early flll,lllol ment. -m Tournament of Champions Sun· corryins out all managerial to strip Palmer of one of tiee. fiJ Unit d I!IIY. U. CRII ltGme lllten Weill hit .a ball dowa to ·1111 lli'lt bulman 1111o diQFPtll It '.:...••1, a ...... to ll1'lt mon... - ,,. - bUe In • dNd heal wltll 1111 l•n.lder, Weill alld IIIlo 1111 bel ..rely. Pomero)"a 1M! rwt 1IU ed by Slllllil In lite aeveatb If· ter both bt llld Swlndal! had walked, followed by back to back ts1ncJes by Carr and Jim Dally 8entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.:, ll!_~y 6,_198~.1 ChIcago • cUhS Ta·IkIng • p·ennant A.S They Edge Closer. Reds L00k G00d""""-·•· '"''""' .""!",..... "' strokes in winning the $60.000 u "head coach" although NGS bottom ball ol t1t.a fraa» M Wlnebreimer poked btl lhltd hi) of the "•m. and thtn ICCII'<d 011 a double by Swindell, h' ltlCOIId. South Point conU1111o11 1 poundlog PolllerOY In both tho tslxth aDd oeventh Innings. I qcll iMing they •coree!' lbroo ru111 oo four hila. II he Panther sflltl, White tripled for hla third atra blloe hit of the ~test With two . ' '<l Edged l-0 In Classic Pitching Duel 1ow-rop his most coveted titles. Earlier this year Jack look away Palmer'• aD - Important IMaillelc'a title, and before that he .captured Arnle'o Pal rn Sprmgs Classic crown. Nick· llus, who lovoa nothing better than to beat hll otablomate, had 1II wt.o tied for second with 2'11. 211 total to ftnloll the five ahota In 1 front of Palmer alid Tony Lema 3 who tied for lleCnd with 278. 3\\ For tbe victory, Nleklau1 ~.1'0 lected tiS,OOO 1· sliver dollar• 1 IIJ',d hoosted bit earnings for a little more than four montho of play to t52,71S. &led to open the frame. with une away, Catehar Tom Wilden was hll by the pitcher, second bllseman Dan Smith followed with a single, and then with two outs Bob Phlman slncled home the third s-P run. The Pointers lncreued their lead to liH In the fifth wh.a they added two more rulllt 011 one hit, two walko and an tr· ror. Pomeroy aot one Illicit In the - t; ... 198s'Panther Pitchers Go Wild, Lose ToSouth &lint 16-~ PAGE r ."Jim Brosnan Is Traded To Sox E~:g~:i~he£~~ Price By DAVIII JIEEUII IJnlted Prell JotorulloDal ' \ '. �• ' I . ) .!. • "f - ....Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. o.• May e. .The Dlily Sentinel r-"------------------1 The Pomeroy Paathera, burt until 1J!t third when they q~ by pllclllng wtldneas, w er e lltd thrM 1001e to co Into a kllocked out of the Clus AA f.5 lead over lbo illiton. soctlonal baleball tournament While 1oubled 111ln to otart Saturday afternOOD when they off lhe pande, Wells 101 bit were defeated by Suuth Point second single, Wlnebrennea lin16-9. sle<'. and then with two away, The game was a completely 1\oed doubled and Ronnie C.rr different sort than the duel be- singled. . tween South Point and the Pan- South Point took the lead thers last season when Porn- agsin in the fourth when their eroy nipped the111 HI. plleher and top bat!M, Willie Three Ppmeroy pitchers gave May, a chunky righthander, sinUF a total of 12 walks which "i'ilchlnl "" tho sldaline~ nothing like pltehtna in a gamo," Owens •aid . owens had worked less \han two innings prior ;, Sunday and he had some difficulty wllh his Nntrol, wall<lng lour meo. Manag•r Fred Hutehlnoon sed sl!iofaction with OWano' work and indioated he might .. apotted as a starter in future gameo. AI Worthington •WerontiY took over the No. I spot in the bullpen h . ' working I ree scoreless bmmgs oavo Jim O'Toole'o slxlb victory . c... ·J ,. , ., CINCINNATI cUPJJ - Tho dltnati pitching staff wa~ altered 111 two important ways Sunday aft· II' lhct Rod• spUt • doubleheader ,!.IJIIIII thJ St. Louio Cardlnaio, win· Dilt& tbo firsl 1ame 5-4 and io• IIIIJ the serond 7-4 in 10 inni<~gs. Lefthander Jim Louks open· ed on the rubber lor Pomeroy and hurled his way through tho first frame without glvbtg up a run, but then In the second ln.. In& he walkr J the bases fuU before. there were any nuts. R~&htlutnder Senior Dick We& was called on to reUeve Louks, but Wello for the first lime this season was unable to brmg his t>llcbes across. Before the side was retired South Point had scored live runs on hits and onnhomore David ' ~.. ~I had COIIll mto the same hall of the first lnnin&, the p_.,thers scored I'WIS "" five . tratsht hils. White . Opa>ed With 8 douWella rapped a single, and then came an the way home an error by the raghtf1elder; Mickey Wlllebretmer tripled, Bob Sm~th brought bur; bo'J: a oubJe, and Phi Sll' • cotutected '11' a single bethe nell batter famted to retire the alcle Pomeroy did not oCClre again The chang., aro,. outhetof ';"" ll(tUltCelllento foilowtng tw nbtU that Jim Brosnan had been traatd to the Chicago White Sox for Dom Zanni and that Bob Pur~ouid puch th~ op~ner: ~ nlnl of the ni(lhtcap. . ga~e ~enes c •;t ay 8 St. Louis catcher Gene agomst t e oust on s. hit a lwo·run homer of! ~ner Bill DeWill made the an- ton to clinwc a lour-run rally ltfuneement of the trade of Broo· gova tilt Csrdo the ...,.nd gome tljn. who ree<ntly had arlUclzed victory, but three of tho ru111 In ~WiU bn matters of ·•oen10r· the inning w..., chargad to Bill p" involving Brosnan writins Henry, tho loolng pitcher. liooks and appearing on a televi- Young Pete Role. a aoUve Cinlion show. cinnallan, eonUnued to impress . . , with hlo huotle hitting and de' BL'OIIIan left the clubhouse tn a f R d, ba 1 g;:e and f.l·neektd hufl aftehr tho game t= ljUI adlllltted that t o trade was I ed to be h d in ~ !k>t ~ bad broak for him because seem runn1ng ~· ar lit would t>t able to oee his fam- the loth inning of tho ntghtcap as lC 8US Ot fl the. M m the tors tmning of the opener. n} moreili o h.en 3 1 Jr or 1on ! O'Toole:. Whose six victories •>rove, ' orne. lead all major league pitchers, · Purkey was happy to lt>ar of "dida't havo hlo real good stuff," tiis fi"t star<ing assignment oi at<'Ordina'to Hutchlhoon. ihe season The big right -hander, O"''oolt IIVO up 12 hits in hi! """ hu r>een out ol action oinco six inninp of work but walked ~I d I he ·h !)ying training with a sore shou d- ly one an ie t t ~arne w1t LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) _ til'i said he had. been worktng out . 5-4 lead Which Worlhmgton pro- Scowling Jack Nicklaus, with '" ouild up his arm and that he ; teciPd rapahly. thr.. of Arnold Palmer's 1962 >,r nks he ie ready to go. An bunt errorbybyB•lt Henry titlesgolfalready tucked in Mv only "robiem may be con- ftce Wh•leonleta to h' bag goes after away a fourtb ,1 .. Purk ev sa•d. l•econd game deleat, Following week ..i.en the Colonial Jn. lim \\wens, 1•;ho hur le<l six In- erroor, Henry retorod George opet\l at Fort Worth "' m the <econd g•me, g1vlng man and stan Musial on Uolnl nd If ' • · ..Hoc ~~~::;'"b!kl~ :.-;:h·~~ /.~~:· bottom ° :us~~•...:. N* kJ H 1 After Palmer's ·, l%2 Titles ! , 1 • 11 :::~~~ l:~,~~~u:;:Y :~/ '· :~~:.::~:~)~ s~;r~ou~ne:':::OO _ - ·- _ - .- .... - - -- - - - Prele Spto. Seat HS eal Price 1-0. A classic high school pitch- The two hurlers played prae er's duel waa played Satur<lay ttcally between themaelvea com· afternoon in the seclional tour peting against one anoUler Ill ey wben McArthur's str~ug afternoon , before McArthur ft. righthander Dick Bates outlast- nany broke the, ~leu duel ed Racine southpaw I, ;, r r t open w1th a run m the 11111. p,..., lntmaUnnat Amortcon Kant~3S ~e-w City Vork Boston lllolttmore Chleago Cleveland Lo1 Anj{elea Mbme81lla Weohlnaton Detroit 16 10 .61! San Francisco . 16 tO .615 Chicaao 18 II .1112 W 1• P<t . GB Milwaukse 13 13 .1100 I~t: ·625 111 Loo Anaetn 11 11 ,411 .&7\l Philadelphia II 12 .~! ~~ ~ 1 :~: :•• Cind nnait 10 12 .4611 ,, New York e IS .m 11 10 ·' 24 2 Hou•t•• 8 17 .3211 3 I B ·500 SaiKrday'l llottullo 12 14 · 4r~ 4 Pittsburgh 5 Los AngeiH " 10 IS ·435 4'' San Fronclsco 17 Now \'ork 4 10 15 ·400 Sl; Cincinnati e St. Louto 0 9 " .!9! ~~~ ~ ~~:~~~p~~~i;w~~~:;o~ o t..•••• I St. IAuio Sunday's Rf'sults ,., Chtca.'lo 8 W<1sh1ngton 1 New York ~ Minnesota 2 i l.os Baltimore H Dctflbit 4 unday'!o Reiults Minnesma .4 Ne•\ Vnrk I Clevel::>.nd 4 lA- A.nge'e 3 Boston 3 Km1.~as , Philadelphia 6 Hou•ton 5, lot : Washington H Chicago 1.' 2nd Detroit 12 Raitimore 4 M6ndav 'li l'rohabl• Pit('hers Tuesday•1 Gamet Minnesota at. Los Angeles Pittsbura:h at Chicago <~hn -Roland 1 2-0J ·..s Chance l Philadelphia It Nev.o York By !IIILTON RICHMAN lJP1 Sporll Wrtt.r BoUillon al Cincii!Nii, hlght Ch1cago al KarJ;as Citv 'nightt -JJeBuschf'rrt> •h.o, m~ Pt-ter ~ •VERTZ MA\' RETIRE 1 .' In lhe 1M! blllln&. l'Grlllroy pll. chont -.~ked It a lilt 1ft. 1 By llutlnp South Polllt G60 323 )-I& lf I Pomeroy 303 Olll- t II' May and WtlldeD. L o u k '• Wella(l), lleed (2), (IJ'), lad Wlnebtemtr. boiiOla ol the MVenth C.tcher Bullock alPCied, • flae bitter u Will u plleher, wu 1'- blllblfd lao tnetlonlll Wlllk, llld llala .a. fielder Mlrtllr lipped • ..,_ thrctlllh tho mldtlll fba1·1Jtou81tt BuDock bomt. Will! • Ultle luck In 1111 tap half o1 the 11111, perbqt Radul would IU!va broken lhlt lee! firlt. The 'rot-mdotl had 1111 '" "' before lllllli faMed lh• lao! blllter be facltl •• Jldl llcJitle hid ahtpJcl hll bit, to l!pell up lbe Torlith ,_,_ .._.,._. •· bunt hlm down bat tlelplle • )lfO:.::: fair ttrrllory, S.clne eonJelld. eel thai the ball had bit Prlce'l bat t!IIINd of hla btJdi, With- nq, P-'1 WJck. Une .bangod a double but Bt» could gal tit) furtbar tb•a Dolt llarclen wu llte'1 bit the pitcher to load the 1111• Bales f81Uled the IIOZI The only other P.~ •• a s'••]e by Bm 0un w- '"" · PrwttiC::hBI.!!,.up • ~-· contest was rated by IDID11011f' fans as lbo best hI C h bllsebaD pall tbe7 llld Think you've hoard Then just Usten to those . ible Chico so Cubs talklns ~~~ie Banks otarted the rollln1 this spring when he planted the idea thai the could win and now the notion starting to take root among of the other Chicago players. Naturally, tho Cubs claiming any pennant yet bl A d they are saying 1t's possi e. n you know somothing II is-tho way they're playing now. They climbed to within Ill l&lllfil of the National lead Sunday by completing three-game sweep against Milwaukee Braves, 3_2, for sixth victory in the last starts. Be AWouldn'l Fkllt SuddenWonld thought: be 1 gauer if they did The 'd beeornt tho first 1 • th 1 Y 1b Anyway, Ken Hubbs wh•t proved to be the run SUnday with a fifth ucrifice fly that scored Lou Brock. Merritt Rnnew's homer of lbo year gave the Cubs thefr llrot run off loser Tony Cloninger In the third Inning and Ranew theo singled home er run In the fourth, C.l wu the w11uter although R,.....,. and Lindy McDaniel both .,.... oummonacl In fron, the bull,., .n tho ninfll. Gtull, Melo Bpllt ElNWhore in the NL, the Lot Angeles Dodgers downed tha caf~ ~:~ "'' American League, the :~.::.":.: .:::.:-::; Minnesota Twins thumped the llever Harvey Haddix, who New York Yankees, 4-1; the Chi· over fur loser Vern Uw, cago White Sox blanked tho Washington Seantora, &-0, but t.t ~ first start of the season being recalled !rom the Reliever Ron Ptrrii!Oikl credJt.ed "Ill! bit! !OIII'th victory. Wlllio Mayo' tbne-run Chateaugay Js. Heading FOf Ill tho flral innlnl .and PimJiCO Race Alou'l tWQ.fwt polro m lhct helped the Olanta otrot<h nl!tgs in rellef. WoriblniloD, ever, was tagged for 1 ho111er by Gene Oliver in the inning of tbe nli!bteap. 'l1tcl cUmaud a f<tur-rtm raUr Mttted Bobby S1tanto hll .tetory. RIID8 TRADE IROflll"'! CHICA"A IULIJ - The ""' eago White Soil crabbed nat! Redo' relief plfeber lro- oft tho wll..,. lilt U, aftd Milt pltcW Dom !AI tho Natlonel Laoguo club • alrnUir waiver. Bl'olitlll, Clllce one ol tho tiona! League'o best relltf .., ltu becta blcklrbtg Reda 0\IQ* am DeWitt bit a.-au 1ut Wttll w "ctltttCJrintl ol hla outside BroiDift aald 1at Wltlt would bt hla l u i - .. a drovr:: ' 000 000 000 01-1 • 1 Price ond SaiJer, Batll aild '"'II PH I LCQ u .. ~· . sa ~~· J~~~~·L•a•versa Y'V , ~ t7 c..--· '....,. Y• Slftl :,:V ' sou IIIIo lbt A dlltrlct at Olllo UbiVtl' Thursday. llaclDa Will It Into reaullr llllloft ~. • GOt 000 GO-O f 4 . . U...tlltf ' e , MI ' -~----- outpointed LAS VEGAS. N•v. -Jaok Nick· Minnesota at Lo.o; AngelP~. night declined an offer to become CbicagCJ at Kan,;as . ' ity, night Ot>troit Tiger coach Sunday Cleveland at Washington, night was unconditfonally released ~ston at Raltimore, night the Ttgar1. New York at Detroit. nl1ht ilftrolt wa!'l reluc&Mt to National Loop, him 8• but the t1pra didn't w L Prt. Gl they had room fat blm on Pllllbur&ll P 1 .~li 10 IS-man rooter. ~= --=--==~~~===-~ 3 ROOMS New FurniturE ONLY $299 H to beat Ted BaH ot All!traa stroke in the Waro Turn- tourney. TO T,HE CA~H tor - SPR1t4D • IMPARTIAL • With consent of Jhe merchants I wUJ continue my night watchman dutie•. • Wlll be available to supervise and attend to vii· lage affairs :lA hours a day_ • To clear one erroneous report. dismissal of vii· laae employ"' mutt bt by a majority vote of d» council. Pd. Pol. Adv. those lUIYPIOO. willa Cullen. THANK YOU Now is the time to ROO PI AND AU TYI'B 01 . MITAL • . fJ w.- .._., :::.. ~ Bob Millet, Mjr. 125 E. M1in St. • WY2-2171 • ,, .. ... AND. ~.ANJUD i YIAI.I I F • ·.· ·,,' ' ' ·, ~ ' FDRIMAN .&· A8801f, ,. .' ' Middlapart;. o.;'' " ,i tf"i- ·' ' i ., l ' I+ ~.P6ft :· ;•• f:~ULJJI • I~AUfiP . ·.;;-, ·. t• l.f~lcis . .' ~ .... .... ' ~ I STORE YOUR FURS ......r illlllt .r/, . . , ' MAIOt4lY '/.'/11'\'" ofllclu.ll ITY ,& SAVING$· · OA·N CO. 2. 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KEDS By UaiW ,._. bttematlonal Sunday Saturda,, Sao Paulo, Brazil - The Unit,.. LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Chateau- ed States reached a final total of gay defeated Never Bend by n-. 1 109 gold medals in the Pan Amerll'flgthl to wiD the Hl63 Kentucky · ican Games. J;m • I LEE SMITH . SHOE BOX ;;,:-and k d s f s wee en ummary o ports SAO PAULO, Brazil - Vote· for ••• Rlckard McArthur now · RM!.. neoday aetn. ••,,. , , •1 dl tn"!= ~ I:ICXIJiJUI 'Ulrpenter NewQ Even•... Social News N ·- · ~· :~~tar:::~~~-··tl..,lkell races IOOay by trainer : Conway, who added, "AU out 10 for bit!lllth victor)' iD tho he needl is reot and a little ex- ftrol 111111. Cliff Cook hlt a twoercile to get ready for the run homer in the nightcap. Preak • 11e11. ' " Colts Blow Lead Chateaugay ran down 1 he 'l1tcl Colts blow a M 1ooc1 "big three" of the Derby field the Phflllat frt tho but 1n the atretch at ChurchUI tho nd -~dt Downo Saturday to win 1 h 8 D' - :.J:~~- Bob flnt of the triple crown classics, ~ Bob Aapt'Oiit~~ Either tonight or Tuesday drove in two 1'11111 In the olold-11 morning he heads lor Plmllco eap f tho Colt he for the second three s, frt"' Never Bend: Calldy Spoto aDd the Phlls thla ~ ';:.~ , • Robbery 11ere 1n front of 11 to tho!D lui Chate.ugay when the colt made Southpaw Jim ~. won his bid under locke) Braulio ttixtb game for the Rod• 1u Baeza. He swepl past them aU opener witlt the Cerclloals k haul down winner's purse of though AI Wortbinatoa $108 900 in the $151400 race him 00 , with line icotr...M f ·~ Syracnse wlrutlits mile "' Carl sllc gsmM the opener before WWoy ~:lri!U]~t=ol~the;conllJc:~l;wllil:::::::::::::;, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) tbe Meta tuded lhe llring wlllt - Chaleaupy'l Kentucky Der· ...en·blt effort ill the ol&blcllp.ll vlelciry was called ooe of his A Polo GI'OUI!dl' CII'OWd of ... """ "'"" r.r: ::'blttba.;,:: · mha.dSocbi~~~.f. ~. children have PleasMt Ul! <Dickey ) Kerr, wbo IW'VJved . f0-2' vs. Bo\\slietd tJ-3! OE'TROIT !UPU - The 1919 Chicago Black SOx scandal ! New York at Delroit ioi~htl- bueba\1 caretr ol Vlc w~rt• lbeciU!Ie of his honttty , Ford t2-2t vs. Aguirre •.12 1 may finally be GVI'I'. the qe ot •· ·. (Only gam!!.' ~c ht·d•Jied' Werts, as, who wRJ 1tMt1ftc liiiliilliiiili , Tue~tdaJ'" Games 17th seuon in tht btl le.apa, FURNITURE CO. aolJd off 'PI:tce an dq. ,Every 0118 of lbo Genor•• bitt ~Ingles lhrouill lhlt Infield. The wlllnlng rwt.oc:ored In . lirol·place Plt\lhurgb l'lrat., the oightcap, 8-7; the Boston Red 7-3; the San P'rancilco Giani.! pllt Sox edged the Kalllu . a · doublohoocler with lhct New 34; the Cleveland !nella•• York Meto, w'llllllng lhct opeaer. ed the Los Angeles Angela, 6-3, ano IDling lito nightcap, 4-2: and th• Detroit Tl..rs PhlladeiJll!la beat Houololl, e.s, In the Baltimore Oriolol, . IJ.L the lint gamo but dropped tbe Dom"r 8culllel Plrsecond one, 8-1, and CiltdJ!Ball Pinch-hiller Lee Walls' took cbe opener from St. Louis, S.., then lost tho 1f).lnnJng· nt••t- run homer In the ninth <2·V MASON rilk,· btllll t hica~o 8 City 2 Conwenimi T•rw. 1110 the Tournament of Mllweukee t Jim Butty In a Pan American I Champions golf tournament wi~ M101day'o Prnbabl< Pttoheto GamH tecord Umo of 1:4&.1 for a ?;!-bole score ol 273. 1....os Ange les at Pittsburgh the I,SOO meter run. SPARTANBURG, S.C - Mnrl· Drysofle t2-2 l vs. Friend \3-IJ LAS Vli'..GAS, Nf\'. Willie lynn Smith w,on her second l •Only came <chedulad l HouJiton 6 Philadelphil 2, 2nd Chicago H W a~h inJZ:ton 0 l si tiH.OO Down ~ 81I1Mt .uowtd Cllll 'IVIIIfflll7 Angeles : Pittsburgh 3 CJncmnatl 5 st. Loult, -4, lit ' St. Loulo 7 Cin. 4, Jntl, 10 lnOJ. Derby. ClevelamJ ti Los Angeles U Kansa!:i City 14 Bo ~t011 3 ·' Sunday ·~ Rt>~ults • McArthur'• run~ a wllalo of 1 tough ball aame that oaw the two pltclters throw • ~I of 4o strlkeoctts. Bates fanned 2:1 lbelne batters while P r lee struck out 17. McArthur never bit the ~I ) ' b~~ ·~~~i'\ N;:~:~ n":edew~t~of~~~l ~:.;~.· pene e y v e Keno y o •c•a y ,. t Sar- Prancisco fi New York 3, 1st N~" Ynrk 4 San Francisco 2. 'l:nd I 0-.ak ·Grove S • NewS LouD, who bad ~ ·4J lbt 1eme u rf8bt !Ieider. p01 Soulb Pomt; The ·a.·dga..Keno "- weekend. Ilie Lowther. pw¢11111 t • ' - 1nlllr Mrs. Erm. Vale of the C.r· Mr. and Mrs. Vwnon h/0' ~ It 10 lllelr f - ..._, aDd family vivited Mr Two Cia¥ matet from Rio IN• Jlat ~• ..._iry, Mr. alld too. MloiiM. 'ifMI!- llteJ' .... ...... 1bonl)liOII'i P*l'lnla Sunday .,. Grande College open! 'Sunday ontl Mn. W. L lhrett of Mid· daughler .110111 Jeall . Ill'" JIJInloi· wjtj) Billy Balu'. dJeport NeUie v.u;, Mn. «Xa lJards were recen...,..,., of'* Mr. tllld Mrs. In Kine& JPilt Mr. llld Mrs. JID*I Farlll>.., LO Cottrill and Mr. llld ""'· John liiQiher Mro. Zellll Perey. ~ety Sunday altentoon with · Mr worth are bulldlni I home on Rawlings called at the A. R. Afn. !uilloiiMd Jr. and Kina'• Nil-mother, 1\fra, 81el11 . Rt. 241 911 the former Biddle Caster home Sundly, of Falrbocn visited relatiVea ,. . · ling ot Point Plea..n\, Mr, tllld Mrs. Wllha111 Rose farll) Lavern Janlan and Meryl Mr. and Mn. Wlllla!ll 'nMJm. the VlctAir Perry bo!rJe, ~~nae at tho 00 O.O.e Mr. and Mn, Slanloy Adkllll tllld son BIUy ot Columbuo 'IVere Mr: and Mrs. Art Ka•per of Houdashelt have ~cetpled "-<!· IR, Marilyn and N•ncy alld l Mr. and Mrs. I!IJmle Da¥ttl fli.• ,II, fblday 1M!boo1 wu 411, of New Haven violted Saturday Easter Sunday guests of Mr. Colwnbuo vl1tted her parents erhtp of tht Carpenter Boys Mrs. Amy Caldwell of Columbu& of Parll:ersbutg vlslltld her bro. , )11111111 people held their tor• afternoon with Mr. •lid Mrl. and Mrs. Everett MUhlton. Mr. alld Mrs. M. L. Bahr o~ ~II Club and II b0y1 have join- and Mr. ond Mrs. John Ooog- ithen, Paul, w. C. and Chatlel vlef 8undq lllfhl at lbo 01 k Curtis Rickard and M r •· llmler IUfSia of Mr. and Mrs. Monday ed. Olf•eers elefted are pres~ Ia of Downlnstaot opel)l Sun- ·Peek 'ftloy .and a..tlet PdJ t1rove E.U.I . eburch. Rev. John Bluch Van Scboydt, Maynard Baht Sunday were Mr ~ ~ Robert Cole- dent, Thad Dye, vice president, day with Ols Perry and P'rant.' were eallen at the ""'- 111 :t<llllhowlt -.-.,.. !AI 11111111111011 Mill Carol Ger!Kh ol Potnl ~. tllld Mro, Caoh Baht, aocl man · and Marcia Keller were James WfUia, Jr., 18C1'81arJ1, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrulll, their llloce, Ms. Madge Dye that· be II llartlng hla rlvtvat Pleaoant tpenl ,.,..._Y night Chrla\jlle and Candace of Mid· Sunday guesta of Emlline Gor· Walter Jordan, l'lews reporter, and ta111iiy of Albany vioited atld famlly. •er1cott at the Pmlel IC.U.B. with Mills Sharon Yeager. dteport, Mr. tllld Mn. C, E. reD rA W.eU Mro Gorrell feU John Vale, Re<lrutiGn leader. with her parents, Mr. aDd 1\W, Mt; alld Mrs. Alvin i>)'e 'ftl'e . '11'""'h on May lfth with oor· >,fro. Lorena Baoecuttsr llld Wood~ of Tuppers ,Plains, The recently l>l'eaiwt, her 11'111, Donnie Cheadlo, Treaour~r, Rnd- T. M. Calaway 011 Sunday. among tl!ose who att.nlled 1\lt vk!ott otardnt e..h ntsht at 1 Mro. Judy Blnalng and P'al'l'lll occutOD wu C.1h • alld Mn. Doug!., Adams of Wheeling ne:· Jordan, Health DJrector, Mrt, Roy WIMIIWI of Rev· Andy Griffith lbow It Otl. _ woo a weekend 811011 of Mr. """ <lleadle Safety dire<'Mr, enswood and Joy Wllerruon ot l Beo tllld GJ'OIIer SIGut have : ·•.m. Everyona ~ Invited !AI at- Lee vlllted Friday lflemoon Woode's blrthdayo. .~. with Mr. an4_Mn. c. 1!, Fry . ""•· Aller DodiOn hu boon and Mrs Roborl Coleman O.a• Wooten. The lint moet· .;olumbut visited Mr. alld iltro. 'r IIi._._-~~ ,. r,tr 1lftd Mrs Homer P'l"""" Mr. tllld Mh. P'red M, Roulil - -~--- Mn Hezel Curtl1 of ing wao held April 11· Other Earl ,llirkey on SaturdiY .I nf POint eaUed oo ·M~. vlolted Monday with hlo broth- Salllr~ll' night with MIBs Kathy ville ~pent Tuesday with Ella member• besides thOIIO listed Thotir crandi!OD. and family, Mr. f ··~ · Mrs Dwl(lhl Glbbo f!undll)' er, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Rou8h Ltlchfteld of New llaven, llannulll above are Stanley Folden, Don· tllld Mrs. David Wiseman alld ofternoon of New Haver,, Mr. Bam Booton and Sammy Olt'fe Grange vitotted Cheoter ver Queen, Jame• Fauher, Jim· d (lh!M 0f R II nd · Mn. Ellubj!th Newberry, Jer· and Ml'll. Adalee Hart and Ka- Grao•• reeenU nd ll.it my Stool, David Wooten, Dale S::~ u a spent a . Vr and Mn. Dennis Roush, ry, Boonie and Jean visited tri'llo:a vlalted Monday llflernoon ~ o-••-' I w01 v Queen, Richard Pettit, Stanley keyoay afternoon with the SUtr- . or. were the Sunclay dinner Friday with Mrs. Allie Hoff. lfith Mr and Mrs. C. E. Fry. .;,::! • ~....~ Hulton, Kovin Walsh and Char' uuts of thtlr dausJtter a nd rna Mro. Laura Gibbl and Mr. ............ g, ~m..oa• leo Kreba, Jr. The next meet- Mrs. Carolyn Mosler and :. Mlly, Mr. tllld Mra. l!ll mer ~ter Terry Cullen reiUrJI. and ·Mrs Fred M. Roush wel'fl ing will ~ Ma~ 2 at Columbia ry Woodrum and Mr. and Mrs. FOR MAYOR OF MIDDLIPOIT e1 berry, al!o Mrs. Newber- ed borne Monday lf!M being a the dinDI!l' guests of Mr. and School. Henry Ennie of Albany vioited • ry'• btotlter and family, Mr. mediCal patient at tht Pleuant Mrs. Johnie Lewis of 111118011. Columbia Make 11 Girls 4-11 the Douglas M01ier family on MIDDLEPORT 1'1UMARY ELICl'ION 0 ':~ RCNah, Barbara and Joe Valley Holpltslln Point Plea.. Mra. Alii:IL Harper . of Llart club held their YCOnd. moet· ISunday evening, i TUESDAY, MA\' 7• 181ll ''er.e dinner l"eall of the New· ant. Terry ·it! the -ion 01 Mi Mrs. Allse Harper of Letart lng at Columbia School Friday 1 Elsie Perry spent Wedneoday 1 Pd. Pol. Ad•. I "errys. alld Mra. Bill Cullen, called on Mr. and Mrs. Oky eWS, evening with 12 membero and with her sister-in-law, Mrs, Ma~ ~ IIIII!IL- III , Mr. and Mrf. WWlam V!IJI Mr. and Mn. Okey B. Roush Mr. and Mro. James Keefer two advisors pr...,t. lmr and family and Mr. and were in Point -fleastlllt Friday and Paula were the Sunday din•ion WaR held and the y_ear's '-Irs. Wlt11Nd Van Me!M an morning on busirtef!S, ner giteots of Mrs, Keefer's par· Mr. ••d Mrs. Robert Harden program of work was 11ti)IIY ot Malon were the flu.. Mrs. Garnet Chapman, Mr1. enls, Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond tllld Jtmmy and Debhle, Mro. Project books were distributed. ~~y ovenlng posts of Mr. and Norma Keefer and Paula, Mrs, File >f Cheshire. ' Florence Harde? ipent Sunday The next meeting is planned ~. H~!'!_d~a~t;:'bong tllld Myrtle Ellen Rouah and Mr. Cnl. i\lartin B. Roosh and with the tatters brother, Mr. for May 31 at the school. The • M''"ab',u.• "--~ of Point Leoter Chapman allended the daughter l'f Cherry Point, North and Mrs. Oscar Neaae of Wes- theme will he "Getting Ready ~rs, "' ._.M, opening of the new A and p 'Corolina tlslted -Friday after· ton, .w. Va. Mn. llarden r~ for Work." -1-nt tllld Mr. ond Mr:t. Wlrl SIAire in Point Pleasant Tue•· noon with hlo father and wUe, mamed for a few days mtl Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum' "'0 qf Columbus. O., vlotted day morning, Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Rouah. .with her brother. gardner end family of Coshoc4ra, Nora Adldna Saturday If- "rs Irene Myers spent Wed- Rev . John Icenhower visited Coach Jut~ &ot of the Unl· ton and Mr. and Mrs. -,.;C;Iy:de l . '';,j:"·Nollle Adldnl and Mrs afternoon with her 1114> P'rlday evening with Mr. and ~~SLty ·~t!:'a;;::;kc~:l Gableo , Walk • and family of Thurman 7.thel. Rayburn called on Mlll: ther, Mrs. ~ura Glbb• and help. Mrs. C. E. Fry. He also visit- Ida ., VII ow, Mon- were Sunday guests of their par· -..r:ri< Kine P'rlday afternoon. eel hw quilt, ed Mr. und Mrs. Curti• Rickard y. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye. Mr. tllld Mn. James Keeler Mr. Chari•• Brown, Sue El· and Mro Blanch VanSchoyck. I Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ru· •nd PIUII vlalled SUnday after· len alld Evalee. called on Mr. Mrs. Allee Randolph and Mn. Mr. and Mrs, Melvtn Freeman pert and children of MI. ~ter~ ·'o¢1 with Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil anJ Mre Dennts Roush Sr. N .oml Yeeager ·visited Sundoy l and dausttter Shari Ann of Che- ing visited his grandmother. , ....,•• . _. a... Friday evenillg. ovning with Mr . and Mrs. C. shtre, Mr. and Mro. Jack Shtf Mrs Gtnevr• Foster the pa1t 1.,._ 1... ...... Mrs N n· Adk' visited IE. Fry. let and family of Pt. Pleasant, . Mr. Arch Rouoh ealled Clll · e te mo Ethel Mr. and Mra. Fred M. Roush were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Harry Thompson Thureday wtlh Mre. , and W.rs Laura Glblts attended Mrs. Clarence Freeman and ' of Milford spent the weekend 'ion4ay evening !Rayburn. . Ithe funeral of Mr. Riley Fry at sons. . at~hm home here. MWt Twill vlllted Mrs. Harold Love of Chesa the Fogel•ong Funeral home in Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick, I ,alhng on Beulah Slack were :!litday lftatnoon with b t r peake, Ohio openl a few days 1\'!ason Friday afternoon. Mre. Don Cottrill, Craig a n d Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and orothtr aDd wife, Mr. tllld Mrs, last weel< With her sister ·~ Mr. Billie Wiegand land Mr. Bruce visited Mr. and Mrs. Selm• of Albuquerque, N. M., ··trlla Rlclw'd tllld alater, Mra. bulband, Mr. and 1\1~. Vtrgt · lanJ Mrs. Okey B. Ro~ motor- Clarence Wickline and daughter Mr. a•ld Mr!. Morgan Jones and ·llancb Vlft Sdloydt Adkms Mrs. Love asSioted Mrs e<' to Cttarleston Sunday after· Dolores and Mrs. Laura Sayre Luberta of Beaver, Pa. and Mr. f,fr,and Mn. Paul. Handolpb, Adkins with h•r work •• •he i roon where they visited Mrs. of Dorcas. , and Mn Luber! Jones of New ~tella Mae tllld Plllletta villi- Is recuperating frOIIl maJor sur ' Ronsh n i e c e, Mr!. Leola Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glbbo of Gahlee, Pa .. •1 Sunday ovenlng with Mr. gery. IYounr who has OO.n a surgical Parkersburg and Nancy Etchin-1 'lunday vtsttol8 of Mr. 81111 and Mrs. Clarence Yeager, Sba· Mr. artd Mrs. Alhert Thomp- 1patient at the Moontaln State ger of Marietta visited their . Mro. Paul Huston and family '"" and Beverly son, Harrtel and Alberta Jo Hospital. Mrs. Yoong is recup- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.l were h18 parents, Mr. and Mrs. . ·w, Jallnle ,.;,, New Hav· c~Jied oo Mr. and Mrs. Curtis leraling at the home of her par- Eichinger and family. Jay Huslnn of Murray City, c ; and Mlu Jndy Fry of Park· Riekard Monday ev~mng. ·_ ents, Mr and Mrs. Riley l'tle... Guests of Mr . and Mrs, Roy- M~ . Donald Cottrtll. Mro. , ..·~-..-• .,.............. ·"- day Mr.afternoon C E- Fry Thurs tog I· Charleston. Mr. Bl..sing . a1 Th omas were Mr. alld Mro, W' llwm Thuene r , Mn . Floren ce ,._, ...,..,.y .,..,.. withVlllted Mr Dwight ' n'>n l'llh Mr. Fry's parenta, Gibba. · i• Mrs. Rouoh's brother. Mr•- 1Raymond Miller and family. Mr. Harden. Mr&. Robert Hardon , Ill'. aDd Mrt. !tl Fry. Mr. John Van Meter and 18111• Rouoh reports that Mrs. Young and Mrs. Paul Thomas of Col- and Mrs Thoma• Clark attend, -~· tllld Mn. Le11 Smlth of lly and Mra. Louella Van Met- 11 doing very well. umbus. ed the D. of A. Lodge rally at 1 :·.apent !Utda1 with Mr. er alld children called on Mr. Mr. Howard Wiegand ~alled Mr. and Mn, Billy Capehart Chester . . . . ...!ld ~·· FNd ~· Routh. and Mza. llo\\'ard Rayburn on Mr. and Mro. Jameo Keefer and son, Marvin of Columbuo Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgtl Colltns of 1;!r. aild Mrs. Rttssell Hoff· Th sd ' ;and Paula Monday evening. spent a recent weekend wtth Nelsonville, Mr . and Mrs. Char· n•n ano Mrs. Nora Adkins vis· M~s 1Ii.r,let Tltompoon and \Ira. Vlna Rainey was 1 h e hi" mother, Mrs. Alice Cape- les Sayre a.nd Freddte Boyd of tied Mr. and Mrt. TeQIIIInt Hoi· Mill Virginia Thompson were bus'"" lor a Studio Girl eo.. hart and other relatives. I Pomeroy Vtstted Mr. and Mrs. !•rid of Leon Rt. Sunday af!M· honored with a blrtbday dinner m•tlcCilnlcTbursday afternoon. Weekend guests of Mr. and Wtlham Etchmger and family .. ~<oon. Sunday. Attending were Mr. Mrs. Ellzaheth Boston was the Mrs. Okey Wood were their Mz:· and is. Ralph Radcliff . , Mr. and Mrs. ElWOOd Wilson, tiJI'I Mrs. Paul Bennett aoo 1\fro. demonstratnr. T~tog attending daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ,.n. a wee Columbus where .,aeldo aDd Eddie .tlf Ironton, Hazel Carder of PoiPI Pleasonl were Mrs. Mildred Thompson, and. Mrs. Oscar Spillers and ,,e was emp ed. : ~10 IIIII Mr. Vlrpl Rl~ of aDd her parents and sisters, Mr. Mra. Maude Blessing RCNsh, famtly nf Grove. ·.oint Pltallftt were the Sun· and Mrs Albert Thompson, Mar· Mr•. Lora Mae Brown, Mr •- Mr. ~nd Mrs. William Lehew THE ; 1Y. eveillhl d!JIIIer guesY ol tha and Alberta Jo. Goldie McDermitt and Mr s, and chtldren of Pomeroy were .,1!..Rl~o daufb!M aDd fiDI· \lra. Beulah Rickard was Rainey and Mrs. Boston. Sunday guests of her parents. : , Mr. and Mrs. BUI Cullen, ~~nppln& in Point Pleasant, Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDermitt Mr. and Mrs. Wi!liam Thuener. ;.fa:": WIIIGII alld Mra. O.llen nesday afternoon. and daughter o1 West Columbia Mrs. Nettte South has return\ ~~~~iflOI'tl. • Mrs. NeDie AdkiD!, Mn. Lu· visited SUnday afternoon with ed home after spending the win· CANVAS FOOTWEAR ,. ~· Mlna OWen and Mrs. cy Cullen and Mrs. Ethel Ray- Mrs. McDermitt's aunt, Mr. ter In. Flork.a . VI~~~~. Kay Gf lbo~ the Unlon1burn attended the funeral of and Mn, Roward Rayburn. Vtothng Mr. and Mrs. Arthur FOR THE ENTIRE ~\'ihbitl .. nl\y •lilted ;;u~y Mr. q, eo r g e William 1B I i II . Mr . Curtis Rickard called on Morarity and family w~re Mrs. FAMILY 1\IOOn with Mrs, OWen • Crotnlly held at the Crow ll'u- Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Fry, \ Oma Truax, Mrs, Bertha Schau ':"'• Mn. IMoret~e~~ Cullen. !lome In Point Pleasant I \lr . Ernest Rickard and Mr . ' and Mr Earl Morr!B of MartelN. 2nd An. ""·· O.Du Olbba Gf Broad 1 p.m, Wednesday, with Rev . Curlla Rickard called on Mr. Ia. Mldclloport, 0 . .".f,Z~~~ pareGib~· 1t 0. H. Carder officiating. ant: Mro Stanley Adkino Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback :.;;; :r-"';' ~w....t "" Mn. Naoml Yeqer vlllted l P'rlday evenin1 dinner gueata . ~ _'tile~= Ald ·ollbo her aunt alld huaballd, Mr. alld , of Mr. •nd Mrs. Okey B. Roush R-...... ~ 1 1 ·~Mrs. LaW1'41nce Cateman. Thup- , wore her 80n and w1fe, Mr. a~-· me I ~,. · 1nnd Mr• . Paul Bleoslng of Point :.·Jldln& llday where Buellh Rickard o!llled ' Pleasant and Mr. Rouoh'o son For year 'round <'fJm/ort and convenience . .. well Ql C'COIWtn)', , . , " " , . , . !'OIDted lblllllerlor Clf 1111 on Mrs. Ada Tltompoon Wed- land daughter, Col. M•rlin B. , 11 8lld worlied on 1 quDI, neaday IIIOI'IIIn&. j Roush and MArtha of Cherry of your G., Milling 1ystem Uthled durint t~ IUiniMr monthl. Y011'1l f1tr1 ·101Pin& nN·~· 111!1 Mrl. . Miss Beverly 1Point North CIIJ'oliria. thia tiny f/<Lme wiU ,.rue you ~II. Her•'• fu>w: " ' , Grimm, !Wihy •nd Pltrtc' ta. !Ira. bene Myers, Mr. and \lfi, Dannls Rouah, 11\'., Mr. 1. LDnaar Life lor Your Hutln1 3. Hut Wilen Y1111 Nitti I - A Jnd Mn. Charln Brown, Mr. Equipment- The small •mount ol hours' heal, even in summer, ' 'tCI Mro OQy B. Rouah, Mrs. heat from the Gas pilot keeps your w~l make your home mora comf1111.lune llteaiil, 11M Mn. Vlu heatina equipment dry durlne the ::elnly able. With your Gas pilot an, )IOU . . ......... summer. This protects the heating Mr. "turn" up the he•t •ny time It'• 1ystem from rust and corrosion, and liiiGI •dds years to the life of your equip· needed. Convenient lor - oild days in late sprinaand early flll,lllol ment. -m Tournament of Champions Sun· corryins out all managerial to strip Palmer of one of tiee. fiJ Unit d I!IIY. U. CRII ltGme lllten Weill hit .a ball dowa to ·1111 lli'lt bulman 1111o diQFPtll It '.:...••1, a ...... to ll1'lt mon... - ,,. - bUe In • dNd heal wltll 1111 l•n.lder, Weill alld IIIlo 1111 bel ..rely. Pomero)"a 1M! rwt 1IU ed by Slllllil In lite aeveatb If· ter both bt llld Swlndal! had walked, followed by back to back ts1ncJes by Carr and Jim Dally 8entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.:, ll!_~y 6,_198~.1 ChIcago • cUhS Ta·IkIng • p·ennant A.S They Edge Closer. Reds L00k G00d""""-·•· '"''""' .""!",..... "' strokes in winning the $60.000 u "head coach" although NGS bottom ball ol t1t.a fraa» M Wlnebreimer poked btl lhltd hi) of the "•m. and thtn ICCII'<d 011 a double by Swindell, h' ltlCOIId. South Point conU1111o11 1 poundlog PolllerOY In both tho tslxth aDd oeventh Innings. I qcll iMing they •coree!' lbroo ru111 oo four hila. II he Panther sflltl, White tripled for hla third atra blloe hit of the ~test With two . ' '<l Edged l-0 In Classic Pitching Duel 1ow-rop his most coveted titles. Earlier this year Jack look away Palmer'• aD - Important IMaillelc'a title, and before that he .captured Arnle'o Pal rn Sprmgs Classic crown. Nick· llus, who lovoa nothing better than to beat hll otablomate, had 1II wt.o tied for second with 2'11. 211 total to ftnloll the five ahota In 1 front of Palmer alid Tony Lema 3 who tied for lleCnd with 278. 3\\ For tbe victory, Nleklau1 ~.1'0 lected tiS,OOO 1· sliver dollar• 1 IIJ',d hoosted bit earnings for a little more than four montho of play to t52,71S. &led to open the frame. with une away, Catehar Tom Wilden was hll by the pitcher, second bllseman Dan Smith followed with a single, and then with two outs Bob Phlman slncled home the third s-P run. The Pointers lncreued their lead to liH In the fifth wh.a they added two more rulllt 011 one hit, two walko and an tr· ror. Pomeroy aot one Illicit In the - t; ... 198s'Panther Pitchers Go Wild, Lose ToSouth &lint 16-~ PAGE r ."Jim Brosnan Is Traded To Sox E~:g~:i~he£~~ Price By DAVIII JIEEUII IJnlted Prell JotorulloDal ' \ '. �..... I ''· • ' . J 4 ~ -,, ....... ' fiMV!!I - II.I!JeJ ,...... Ia J*'l. bltoM. 10UI!C ..,. old. -"-•~ and Ia _._._._ _ , he Early Bird Gets The Cash Don:t Wait! Place Your Wilnt _Ad TOday! ' 6_ Daily sentinel, Pome."oy.-_Middleport, WANT AD INFORMATION C9l 191 FOR SALE o.. May 6, _:::::;;;;:;;:::;;,;;:;;:=::j 1963 FOR SALE --=REAL ESTATE_ _ . INSURANCE B-A-RN-~ -- SIMPSIIN;_In_IIJI'- Mother-Daughter Banqu,t Held Federated Women's Guild Car Overturns, Three Youths POMEROY MOTOR· IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET Il =.,.=... Are lnJ·ured ~:· @) I I I 1 .:J - •rfll'fflA' 1111UJ rt\IDAY I Hosp•ta . 1News ·armel I' olj - - I i:4 1 I I FREE .• . .....,.,. '" '"' .....,,, Society News Pomeroy landmark II IIF J u· h •g Students Rate sell~:"'P~;:~:";~. i~~-~ ~he~ter Honor Listing I Blaettrars "====:-:=------""::':= ' . ~ 9153 D Of Sah' Q } ra V . G' 1 brief remarkl, then personally --- . , ,__, Ail1u Oodo 7:10 Ne•a .NUPF'r $Ml,... = 1- ... ..rlaui •- ot tqn: - U . l!onp tw ~· .... - , . Havtn' K)olll. I. ~ 11011!7 DOWX ···--·1. fleratcll I , UIIOOIItlJ 1,1.!1!: m 11. Lltt ft =.,.. p..., ' = - :IQ.Femato oheep :11.1*- ... J'tYe•frabG ploco 11. ftlvH: e Woln 1 · 11. 'l'lul IIWf J»,Bead· I . Win40w over door llllL Contury lt. 8oft mud for 111. To lmooll out: II. d.!::-11. "WheN ~~ lv AL CAPP LI'L ABNER t. Rlvor to -lllllt ·bD:R.· 10-Har4r 1T. Dlvlllfl tll-•-. thtre'l • .,..,.. 10. One ot 1M Xonnedp ILCI'yof ~ . . J'ol'WOI<I ... ="' -..... ... -. """ ......... -- ly KING ... Daplllll: - Hollll ... JI'Int:-nla &I. Com- DAILY CRtrroQUOTE- Here's how .. Ali:YDL8AAXa .. LO:MOI'IILLOW One leltol'otmply otaudl tor ano11181'. In Ulla - l o A • tho L'o, X lal' tJuo two O'o, etc, Slnrlo llopbleo, 1M Jobath and formation ot 1M wol'lll aro all d&1 lloo 111'- ... lilfteroat. A 11rJp1up11n1 Qaola- -.w. - for IBQOSl'l' DIBA'II AILI'BXllf'r1J• • IVLUWGPVL L8 WXJ'O .L WUIQ,-IfWSVP tF YOU DON'T STOP 6ARKING·-- ···YOU WON'T crET ANY SUPPER 8&-)"o Clr)'pt<Jq-: JIB IS A WJCLL.KADE XAR WHO II.U .6. 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BUT 'tiJU- 'o'OO M!;AN ~ DtOIIIoD 1:311 L.utherar Haur Newe 1:00 'lbt Bit Lie l::ll Bacll: to lbl 3:00 1\eV. ~ 'l'bort!tt 8:30 '111• Quiet • 1:00 Ntft ltOI ilalltiQ ~ t110 Nt111 . l:liOclltiWI . ...-....1 invader · -PoDti'J' 7:80 Breakfast Party 8:00 Newt 1:~ Breakfast 1'11117 8:30 Newt B: 3:1 Breaklall l'lltt 1:311 Farm World Ntw1 8:00 tlewa 1:46 Matas County RFD 8:116 Breaklast Pari) 7:00 Newa l: 15 Jonea Butcll: Sbow 1:011 llroak!ast Pull 1:30 News 1:80 llltwl Show 1:35 Breaklut Party 7:31 Pick- lllrdW!~ : 00 News 7:111 I :etl NIWI Report 10:116 Polka Party a:M B!Wdut Party 10:30 Newa 8:II. llreaklul Par17 10:35 MusiC Ill the All 8:30 Vao Part1ck Sport Sbo1l 10:~ Tile Good Lifo 8:1!11 Breallfut Party 10:5.< Under Ohio Sklet 8,46 •Jatrer Fum. llbuw-trl. 11:01 NaW> 9:111' News 11 ' 05 fop Ten Show 9-00 Cofleo Wltb Janot ll:llu Newt 1:30 News Coft With Janet 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten Show : 9 35 , ee ..__ 12:110 NoWI- Nooa Reporl •= 4~ Betty Newti>D"""" 12:111 Music ~ tO:OO Nowa 12' 10 Rev · Mor llD ....._._ tO:0& Mlnlllertal i\uoelau. ,...,. 1:00 ~·owl 10:20 Cowll)' Hot DowD 1:06 Pbottor pan, 10-311 Newt ,l:illl N•wa 10:36 Couaty Hot 0owD I: Ill I'IIIIW PlriJ 1Lfl0 NIWI t:ot N8W1 h 08 Swap Sl>ap 1:01 Plallllr Pan, 11 ·30 Ntwt t:IO No'lll tl:SI rum No191 t·3l Plattor Party : N 11 :40 Count17 lloetiOI1fD (fandiJ Wonblp 'ftlln,) 1. -00 , ,1,sr, UWtr Rnnm MetlltaiiOill 5.115 TraveUn Time 5:90 Nowa 11 ,58 loW JOt* Sloat An. t• ,01 , Nooa Newt 8:00 Newt !2:!8 Wtatbet Reporl 8:08 SlllldOWD Strtoadtl <J:IO Mllllo Jlllt 1f1f' Yoa• 8:10 Nt... • . N..,. 7:00 Sip Off 1 00 1: lit kuo!e Jllll Far You ....., . , NIWI 7:10 NOWI 1 111 7:1& ArriY Haur J1111 ..._ y MUIIQ .... oa a:oo Baplilt •.....,~ ---·• Haur 1·31 1.00 NI:OI MIIIIC Jull Far Yoa . 1:11 Cbureh at Work 1'10 Nowo 1:311 N1111 1:'" "-'~•~ .. ......,. ,. ...,.. ...._. I ..... ~. Jlllt ..._ y'"" .......,. •• 11110 WIDp 01 BMIIDI I 'j, t I. tllo e , ., DAILY CROSSWORD If.:;:.., ill lalluco ~00 NOWI {(. { u o:u 8:05 Sacred Heart fr<ltlrilll 1:111 Country Jilllborel 6110 Noft I s -- gramo like Thuroday nlght'o, tho . oerlllWI IUid helle!lelol la<t ill that maoy dU..DI w!U have a cllaneei to beromo more acq~~~lrlted at • finl-hlll!d with coremooleo of •• tlonal tradition and !'fide, and that Is aomet~inl thai ill highly worthwhile. Thill ill not to aay l11uroday nll!ht'a effort IIII)M!l'bollve: It waa 1101. becauM human bl!ngt l have their Urnlta. The program wao ahot only brlefty befora went on the air, which Ia.....mething like trying to puncl! !iut a Ont-dralt novel at a linotype, There wore ohota of the llfltlng. and of the Praeldent maklnli WMPO Radio 'J. I .~ lblt ........... otrertna houndJ_ Willi. llDua tour lor A lhafnoleN journalJJt ...,. obwtilcl! the 11rtt 'lady wu 1101 ...-- oerved. "BureaiiCl'IIC)' ill llke lin: Ketmedy It 0 qU;jtlooable. Howtvtr, the first cliJidren wore alto on view, belog Ill m 1 d u they llllormally walched lbt procoeding• with tbtlr from a ""nsplcuoua bikony _ Art you IDtoreoted in White !louoe reoeptto01 I do not raloe tho question dlore•pecllully. I would oot dare. It lo limply that ,.;;)'our dt<lslon '" th1t matter may dotl!rmillt wh \ r we are priv. ileced to aeo fuLUre oneo. Accordill!!· to tile !!how hualneu weekly popor, "Variety,'' Thursday nlgbt'a exoreille wao In tho nature ol ~ toot proaram to feel out publie r..clioo. U ll il favorable, we I Cu bot•- ..., o11t 141i,llo! withoul Mn. I POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ Jt- ,i/wi ~ • - flllrt were ,_ of ""m, liCit all more, It reported a plllllble •• HOU.YWOOD <UPD - Pmi- may mort •optet•lt" Ill oboWD of CCIW'II- ~ully , lbt eatJ011 , . _ o t r.r loblmy doni !le?III'IJ'e polllkii'J utult 1 WbiiA! llou.e tho llllo\¢JdM did 1101 pLlk up the 0U1iiD t111 I'IBC!TV"t ''ToDIIbl" open-door pollcy wlth televtlloo oewopoper ladlcllta. , ooov...,.tlooe lilt Prill· abaW••Goollnfo ~ 'cloaboct I U111..t 'nlundaJ a11Jrt 10 llfooo "P.....I" llllla't!e.... dent 11'; hit pto. who d'e hills from belnC .,..,. ~'I'Y, hom the Whlt4 .llouto With the , . _ alto p1llll- oatltled w prlvaq wllb 1111 lll8ll of ''rta!Pt" .lutifw-. L=~=::=~ liwa, liNd 0 tpeolal NcliPiiOD IIlli& OD 1110.. toto111inlntnl . . , for QmarurmoJ lbdo! of J1o11. rW. orlelltod lo the fodoro! IIOf· URNIY GOQGLI Iiiii ot ·ww.., .,.,.,,, our 1u<1t a- ao tof 1111 President ..., dellnlte- we oil ~ oomotl!llla about 11. ly 'w111, beiDtl the c:eDter of at- but only thoot who practlee it ,,. trUUO., lllauib hit rlllllp po- !o!' II!' 'lbahb lo more pro- 1 I I ' freT, who doH 1101 have 1 tel. w - n . olllllo lll>lllra<t Wllb CBS fill'/ I,...._ -Ilona. · '· aki.:. ~ - <!!~ ... •"' -----------....:~..-----· ........ FOR SALE - .8 of m II e once A &eo c y. Middleporto•lmately 75 attended a of the difliculty to 1et out !I , 1 ._ .. fill ' 'I• tf;M ...... ...,.llht:MIIIII from Pomeroy 011 Route 143. Fn. autotoobllo, bonds Pb . Daughter banquet at China and how her p&rftlla and . n.o .. dhn., -.nfl ' I room house, bath, . large WY H!IOS I Z'l 1tc Mo>Ma.• tho Federated church sponsor· family escllped. •·· utility room and garage, Heat· \:Af\11 fi.!.A TIONS = ater:-:::--.-... - A'"'ro_OCJ_ ed by the Women's Guild Sun· Continuing, the spe..ker I ed by gas_ Nice location . Pr;o- -;Re ' t;IIHJle.' 11UNS •l .tl !fie ,.,...,p,..,, o~nfl ,.,IJII " lPtl -•Jaoaranee lor •• ..,. pet'141UI day evening at the church, there are three religlont _Jn ed to sell. Call aller ~ p. m. ...,., '\II• ,.,, ...,,nh·••rln" and baallleu oted." PT, PLEASANT _ Thl't!e A covered dish rllrurer was China, Protcalant, catholic ·'Aid-1961 Corvair _ $1 765 except Saundays, LY ~. IU.:tiliL.A fJUNS St. Wagon A .u tomatic trans .. radio. he-a-:-tP, -. :-lu-ggase' rark, PIItao WY W4!1 young oersons of Leon were served al 5:30 by Mrs. · Phil Buddism, and that her fiiiii\1J .. .. ... r•cll• McArthur, Ohio. -,..._. ._., ... , ,,. _ . 'to!. ~·· " " .... .... .. "" 11h ,.,.,....,,.d llt'autiful whitf' finish with red in!Prior, &ood whitewall s 8 12tc i. .:.L.:.EG=A .-L..;:.;N:_O.;.T.ci.:.C_E _ _ lreated for lacerations and Meinhart. Miss 4na Grueser, were Methodists. Costumes;. •~Hnft•n !• ErP'lrP <buutl'l 01 - - - - - - -· ·bruises at Pleasant Valley Hos- Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. Ama.. and food of the Cbjnese ~'"""'""'".,. · · rnate>d•• '"'~ rhl' ..uh t.11\et • """' ""' ..,. .-ewpon111t11• fot ., 'fAL Ndflti pltal and released following a da Kaspar, Mrs. · Max Mein- described. Things were . ~IC 'I'W'I•p •har on• ., ,.,.rrl'"" ·•uoerhf!"l 1960 Chevrolet __ - - - , - - - - $1,995 atd~~~ 0115:n~~-~~O:ar~~·~.:~ 1~:: one car accident Sunday after- hart, Mrs. Lawre~ Lanmng cheaper In China than here . .~-: RATES Imp.:~ I<~ Con' . CpP . 23,000 artual miles by lady owner, whoM plllce or r••tdence Ia :183'1 Bou· noon at the intersection of and Mrs. Cleland Hines, mem- the close of her talk, 'Mrs NeJJ.t..: .; pare- 1irf' n(' \'('1' ll~l'<l. \'8 motor . automatic trans., power 11 4 il,;•nb pe.. ... ora "rlr ., ...runn ~:~!t:!!k ' ::••:::!'! pl~e~n:U:: Route B' 1 and Gunville Road. bers of the Happy Harvesters zling on behaif of the Guild: 1 ~ IC"Prin ~ and brakf's. automatic H.L. dimmer , power win"'"'""u"' iCharel' 80 MOnh FARM 80 acres, 12 acres lid•ne• •• unkDown; Nine Hukin•. The> driver of the car, Diana Class. Preceding the dinner. the presentett her with a gift. • Cern., "' •om ro• rn .... • !'On tl nws :uH1 spat. rad10 anct heater, real nJ('e . ~ltivated. good 1~ story :~~~:~.,~:.•:,er~c." ~·.,:::a:i:.~~ Buxton, 16, Leon, told invest!· gro..tp sang, "Pr~ise God F!'?m Ivory carvings, hand painted.: lltetftl.... •n~"';""' M rate 'It f c'l'nl• pet ,..orO ,.,IJ frame , 7 rooms, with cellar . :~:~t~t·t,!r..:!1 .~·t~:;: ~::~o~~ gation orricers that she lost con-1 Whom ~II Bless1~gs Flow. pictures, silk and other artie}ft:~ etlllr'Aed fOI •d•·ull51nt' II nnt ~Itt withll' Ill o1111• alter ..,......h• Basemen! barn, garage, oth- Mira, deVUeu, leJat.et!a, dlltrtbute... trot of the car in the loose Followmg the dmner, a pr~ from China were displayed' bj ; OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. V~ CA&D 01 rHANkS ~ fl.~ tot er buildings, fruit trees, well !1mi~!~at;~to~~d d::er::;:~·~~~ :!'"e gravel causing the vehi~le to ~o gra.m planned . by Mrs. Phil the speaker. Her sister, GJo~, ~ 10 :Wonl nHtlmuiii ~al'tl .o-tdjt·on POMEROY, OHIO f~nced. near Athens County ~;; ~~·. ::;.,!-:~c:t; ~:y/~. 'A~: over an embankment. 'The ve- Memhart, ass1sted by Mrs. who arcompanied her, also... al ,....,., tr Ohitu•riH rouhll...,.. •• I Hlrtt pn •ord hne. $4,500.00. Terms. m.inl•tralor ot the Estate CJt Ernl'•l hicle landed on its top. William Kennedy was prese~l· spoke briefly. Both girts weii. OFFIU HOURS •-------·----------------·'IFARM - 58 acres, 30 acres ='~:·r~~~::~ ~!n~r:~!~~,~~u~: Passengers.. in the car were ed with Mrs. Kennedy as mLS· idressed m beautiful ChineBe co~ ~ • 4 M rr ;);(J'• 1-' •t 11~!1• cultivated, llei•• County. Ohio,n&med CMMe parttea No. lB,IlRI tumes. --.· la.tul'd•:v .8·:#' " M •ro 12·00 """" . good 7 r o om aJalnat the ollltove 1nd, Lo'nda Stewart, 15, Leon, ancl tress Jf ceremonies. IT'S SO EASY house With bath, basement, other• u Oerencllnt•. 11llea:in.t: that Andrew Beattie, 18, Leon Route Greetings by Mr!i. Ben Neut· Following "The Parable FOr'.' FOR SALE FOR SALE OR RENT TO PLACE A ---' furance heating, block ~;ee•~.t~ 0 1 /;S:"~!cPd'::~rt!r ..~! 1. The car was owned by Bill zJing, president of the Guild, Mothers," by Mrs. Meinnar~. · 1 RESI~ . I PROUliC!NG USF:n WORI\ pants. shirt s and ~ANT ADS WOttK wonders spring hhousbe _wdi~h wa ter sys- ~~~;~~;to~.•td 1 ~~e ,!a~!d d:~~~~t, ,:. Safford . Pt. Pleasant. Damages opened the program followed the •·accoustic '' MOTHER Wa:~~~ ·· '; w'lN'I I'J) covt>rall.'i_ Cetrl ChevtJiit'r . when you wish tt bu) or seU tem, ot er Ul mgs. 011 state plr of thr rollowlnt anerlbed rnl to the car was estimated at by a song, "How Do You Do, Igiven by Melanie Burt, Janic.t: . P.RONE WY 2-21 57 Long Bottom. Read the Want AJs for quick route. $6,500.00. Terms. ~-J:1~'00~1 t~.u~he 1 ~0 ~~~, t~~~:l:a $650. state Police _and Sheriff's l"~other Dea~; · by Phyllis Blaze- I/ Holter, Risa Booth, Irene B•r5 6 30tp results. RU~L - OdneffacRre, on 2good :~~~~.... ~'lo·~~~"· and duerlbecl u Depnrtmenl investigated . IWICZ, Mf'lame Burt, I~ene Bar· nes, Joy Kautz and Ingrl-i Haw~ .~N Blinn< all kinds. I,· BUSINESS SERVICES gravel roa o dug oule 4, l ~·• "'"' "'""'' nes, Ingrid Hawley, RISa Boothd Iley . The song, "Je,~s Loves . ,. ·CARD OF THANKS VENE'~'I room frame well I with In Th• the '""""'"• Tnwns~llp of KuUand, In the H lte J K I ' Wmrlo~ blmd::; and shades. 1 county ot Mea.-. and tlate ot Ohio. Divor(•e Is Granlf'd Janice o r, oy au z an Me" by Rebacca and Lisa Tho sfNti:RE T!lANKs--=- Word:._ Cloth porrh shades val· INVISIBLE reweaving , dress~ w$2aler ~ysiem. front porch. ~an;:r';~n o~ 0 iht!12 'o~!wCo!·pa!:·~ ! Mary Hayes. ' mas and Debbie and Chery I 200 · · erms. 11Kennedy and group singing ol lanre and awninas Bamboo k' d 1 t ' c 1 • Purfhau b~unded W~d de~trlbed u By C1'r~u1't Court I The me-.anin~ o. f Mother 's Day are inadequate to exprt>SS to "' . rna mg an a teriliOns. aro ALBER1 M. cox SALESMAN IOIIOWI; e.~.-inninl on the lOUth banll ". m y numerou s Inen dS. mv I shades. Dale Wippel Supply, Osborn, Long Bottotn. Oh 1 ·.... · WY 2-2%:!1 1or LeadlnJ thr old Phelp'• It ongmated BOX 229 PHONE Ford; thencecrrelr. IOUihatalonJ the center PT PLEASAN', _ Acl 'ton of 1an.d hw K ned d .w,Aasp told' ··BJes!i Bt' the Tie That Binds'' gratltude for the lovely flow- ~ 21~ Unum Avenue, Pomeroy, S 4 3tc POMEROY OHIO of the saatt! Road to • point where the Mason County Circuit Court I by Mrs pent X and b Mra~- concludea the program. I Ohio 5 2 30tc ' the County road ludlnJ frorn s. w h k th t' er For arenAs 'brea y rs. ers, beautiful cards. \' i ~ i I " ~ . - WE OFFER everv kind ot bUll5 3 3tc I Hlliey 'l Mill• to KYJtJ''I'IIIe lnl.tr· t e past wee was e gran mg h Gi rts were . . presented do.:rinll... ',, aDd heave tv. good wishes rlnr I Sl UC'GISH SEPTIC' 1 k' G 1 ll'fb the ••ld Sl1te road, then~ tn . 1 d' t Ch Curl- Carl Kautz. tr1 ute to mot · the evemng to Mrs. Adam J:.D· · · · ' · · ·' • ~ • .. an · e dozer back hoe excavation a wuterly dlri!!ctlon alon1 the ('enter o a !Vorce O ar1es ers was given by Melanie· Burt b h th ld m • , lng my ten day illnPss in KIPen Em All Septic tank ' 1 h 1• d f'll d. ' /t~ or sa1d coun'~ road to L H. Bln1 m8 n J from Norma J u 0 e ers ac , e o es1 o1t'!PI, genera au mg an I 1rt. •• _. t~ nam 's and A. J. Siller'• eorner; • r., . . and a tribute to dau~hters, bv I Mrs Edward Kennedy th1 1.,, ;q Holztr Hospital. Again I ~av ClPanPr . Ohlo V<liiPV Plumb· Call wv 2-3243. Free esti·l 'C ~r ttwnct Easterly •ion" the llOUih Curfman. The plamtlff was M M v' Burt ar'ter Wht'ch I . • thanks . . 416 30t banlr. of Leadll'lf Crel'k to the pial'r f [ h . rs . ar m ' ,you ngest mother and .Mrs. m;,. ~ • p mates. Emmet W. Shuler, 1or tH!rinnlnc:. cona•1n1n1 " a•·rt·a, granted custody o two o t etr Linda Darnell and Nancy Burns ITheodo• Mora' the mMn · er Fronna B •-\'lrkf'r : ~ -· - --Co f 'MASON bd f . more or leu, sub.lel't to 111 ea~r· d th d f ndant was giV· .e ' v· 26_ -~ ~ Ik /Ot'J~ SINr.t.F. .• 4 poster walnut ~~c_t~ng. 4 3 e room ~a~e mPot9 and 1n11e• of rl'l'ord. sons an e e e. accompani~ by Linda Kirkland wifh the largest family pre!il . 5 1 '----:-; bPd With !)prings and mai· ICAL.L NOW FOR free estimaiP I home , la~gt> c·afJ~IPd. hvmg o!~c~~;c(':rd~.e"~~~~~o~o~~~·.P~~ro.a7 en cust~y of a th.Jrd son. sang, " How Great Thou Art." ent. NOTICES 1 trl"'" ~~~ One adju.'itable arm on farm ponds lakes priv~ room . Tht~ home 1.'\ situated Plaintiff further •11..,,-u 1n hi• The d.vorce achon of T~el~a Miss Pearl Liang a lresh• ', base- O~ a!tractive 60' X 120' lot 111 ~U.Ion the namea of Ill tbe heirs Reitmire vs John T ReitmJre . , who i."' -- - - 1 c h<11r Wit. h r:ush.Ions .. ., '""· 0 nf' ate roads, rlearing'land law or per•ona l'ntttled t.o lhl' . · · .. man at Ohio University DOUBLE . DECKER sand- catJinr! elt->i·lrit· ~ewmc , 1, Jns, and 0 th er . With Jargt> double garage. nut estateErnut of lnhernanre the was. d1smissed as'Iwas B the dCJVd lor ,·g·nal'' from Hong Kong ' Ch'l· . .. ~ rna- meil1 excaV:I decedent, Sutton, In rrom 181.:1 rl'ai I 'J wlches now ava1lable at Bar- chmr (good condit ion) $45. Photte WY 2-3.243 EmmPI w $12,000.00 . estate and 11l!IG ane 1 e• othf'r filCh, act1on styleo M1 ton ur ette ' na but has lived in the United I an t.1que oa k Iove sea t $20 .()() . :' Shuler. Contracting. . NE W HAVEN - briC - k 4 bed · tbl• and rdert!ne .. h1n h.ad•arne lo the prtlllon In vs ·. William and .Carolyn s u e States , for seven years. was innett e •s Horne RP.: I aurfl.n I . 0 pus~ 1Ue 1 1 en ~:30 a. m. till m1dmght. One walnut . anlilJUt. dresser. ,I Innl1H tht> pray1 prayt>r the hamount ltroJ••--..1 as 1111 Pst speaker · Miss 4 26 tfc 'l room home • forced air fllel pla1 lhlt oftte ~aid may brpeuuon auth· White. Judgmen ~ m ed T t.'\:0 eo~· 1 Phone WY 2·9976. $50. I We~tmghouse electnc . oil heat storm windows and orlzeo and t?rdt!red to sell t~e real of $132.63 was grant t e exLiang told of the medical need;i I 1 5 3 6tr 1 roaster. plus nPw grille. $20. FOR ~AINTING, ~ntenor and oak floo~s . Very good buy at ~:~~~~~ d~!c~h~~ta rut!:e 1 /:!:!~onca::~ aco, Inc .. against Frank Thornp- ·or China, especially TB treatMAY ~ 'COFFEE 5 H " d I Can be ::;~n arter 5 p. m. at exteriOr Call Richard Wilt, $10 500 00 made and provided, and lhat lht real f\On. t nd stated she is study- Theodorus Council Daughtetl c. ome--maue a. 1 609 N Second Street Middle· 1 • · · I ee,ate bl!! sold rree from all daim5 men , a · of Amer'ca will meet · regu · · . ~ nuts 5<.· Breakfast served and 48 N. 3rd Ave.. Middleport, · ' 3 -2 miles from New Haven - 5 and Interests &f the defendant•. and ing to be a doctor with the hope I _I m 1 • . .h. 5 6 31 port. 4 3 30tc I h - h ---" d tllal each and all o l the def~ndanh . lar sesslOn Monday at 7·30 .. U 1 lunches packed at Barnette's iO. P ---·-·-room orne Wit g<IUY gar en ; b~ r~quirNI to Bet up their claim• that she can go back to Chma Th h . be dr. pedr· . ome RestaL.rant and Pizza . ISPRING .. -pot taker fi ed I f or be forever barred from alllf!Tllnt t h I h I Sh k I m. e c arter WI11 a H SAMPLES. drapery F s ' s . r coa urn- . samr, and for IUCh other and furth er 0 e p er peop e. e spo e f Fl G'l d Gold ' .Sho' ' D--asonable ro'ces·. 0 ee s or •. ace. Also 5 acres of ground. reild, le,-al and equitable, Ill may bl' -· --- --·---- ·-- - or .orence I more an .. P rt.e . P P 1 molerials, have arrived. Spe(' 1 $? 000 00 proper In lhe premiaes. 1e Mitch and all officers end en 5:30 a. m. till 12 p. m. ial price on Dacron and Sa eOeKalb Seed Corn ' - . SBicl partie. are required to •n•wer . Phone 1\'V M'ddl CUCKLER REALTY un or before th~ 15th day or Junl' II'-.A the team , "9976 <~· • I f"por I. tm . $1 .69 a yard. Mrs. l.ee 1 D K lb S d A. o. 1ooa. Entered Hospital t dare requested wh't to be Ohio ' Hudislll. 5 3 3tc I • e a u ax BRANCH OFFICE Lawrence F. Boyd .. Admlnla· h ed presen an wear I e. JIM ROUSH SAl ~sMAN trator or the Estate or Ernett Amont those w o enter ROT DOGS. reg . 15c; FOOT ·- --or SX-11 PHONE' 882 3 crow.s~~':;· a~cp~~et~r Holzer hospital over the past MAY 7 LONG 25-- Jack's Dairy weekend included: Sunday Pomeroy Chapter 188 OE.i . 22 29 13 20 27 " 1epoct. e Agrico Fertilizer will meet 1'n regular ~ -·st'on on Bar, Mittd 1 I _ NEW HAVEN, W· VA. -~- "' · ' '" '· - - • " ' IArno ld Ra y J'lVI'den, y oung •s 4 30 6tc I "A~~~~~~~~·:.~::rn M'ddl F d M"ll FOR SALE -- Two_ bedroom n ....., \r~,:,O~\:'.~ ''"' •• Trailer Park (injured_ in cycle 1- - - - - - - - - - - Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. at I~ l I eport ee I hor,.e Beautiful BITch lntcb· reHtdencl' Ill 235 Palm Drlvt!, San An·· accident) Mrs. J . Richard Mr. and Mrs . William Gainer Masonic Temple. There ...JU bl! l~hEF. LCAN or our efficient 1· Glasses With Purchase Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. · lonto. Texaa, othl'rwlH, who• placl' l ' . or Keno and Mrs. Ernest · 'f t' ·Carpet Shampooer~ V' it h y en, aulomauc gas lleat. l6491of reaidence Ia unknown, will take IFaulkner, Rt. I Bidwell, Erma 1m La 10n. ou gel 1 glass free each "We no Custom Grinding" . Lincoln Heights. CaD J 0 h n nottee that on· Aprll 15th, 1963, the Lynne Fridley Rt 2 Pt Pleas· Schreckengost of Parkersburg, The Fun _ Wile ~ You • Learn 1 .puri'hBsP .11 Rlut> LJ~lre sham t1me you pun·ha.se 10 gal Middleport I . undenlgnl!d plalnUff filed hel' petl· • · · called on Mr. and Mrs. Dean ~ M'd 1 IOO!;; ol gasoltnt• or more, or N. 2 nd Ave. BIJtettnar. WY 2--5127 3-lg..tfc tion ag1jn1t hlrn. for divorce and 1ant, Mrs. David E. Shoemaker, Garden Club will meet Tuesday Bak po.t. el £' urmture , I ·, . - - ·- other relief, on the ,-round• of lfOU . w v W'l Brinker Sunday afternoon. at 7 30 p m I th home •• d d combinatintJ oil rhunge FARM FOR SALE 231 acres nerlt!l'f. or dub; in the Common Pil'as Rt. 1 Cottageville, . a., I· . : · · a e vi · . , IIi:,..'. ~~~t_.___ 4 3~ 6tc 1 dnl1 tube _iob. HEATING AND PLUMBlNG h ' court of MeJJs county, onio, pray. Ham David Johnson Rt 1 Cot-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sm1th and Mrs. H. D. Cunningham Union 8 1 .. ,-··~been ', Start A S•t Now! Mueller Fllrnaee!J. room ouse, urnaceh and lnJ for divorce, tuatod.v or children, tageville w Va Mrs • . Drewy children VISited Sunday qwith 1 Ave. ' ... , \u~'IM"Hl'E "' v ... .. "U-0._ · te alimony and other relief. Arnold Brolhers runnmg wa r . 4 room ouse, Said rauu wlll be for ht!arlnf on ' . ., . . IMr and Mrs. Paul Smith. lk ' C'.Uh"t" 11 . l;OSI \OIJr ()Pt'laLOrst1 ' 61~ E 2 barns State Rt 124 s·~ lnd after the 27th dl)' ot Ma.v, 1963. M. Core, Rutland, Mrs. LeWIS A'll T I r Ath MAY I 'ik!Pnse? Cell WY 2·2%0. / Mam St.. Pumeroy, Ohio miles E~st of Raci~e. • ELSIE Lo~ 1 !:!Tr~· G. Bragg. Jackson, Lawrence hlanh ay or o enskwads • ~· · Sup~r Service Station Phone WY 2-1448 D .1 H b WEBSTER AND FIJl.TZ E J k n Rt 2 Wellston Lu a 1 s orne over ne wee en . White Rose Lodge will ~t . 0 ack ~ -' Ope 24 H WY 2-9932 6 7 tfC WJg lt Atto;n ...vs ror Plaintiff · ac 80 ' · ' • Relatives from Medina visit~ Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p._ ~F. WRlfH-n ~arPiy and ea~· . ~ n ours ~-4 30 6tc <'-' u. 22, 29: ~~ ~;. n. :zcJ . , ther W. Vanover. Rt. ~ Beaver, ed with him. m. at the Legion Hall in Mid .. AIJrTIOIIIEER FOR SAL-,;;-4 . room hou••, Mrs. R Frank Melvm, Wurl· M d M E I Cl k ldleportwith Mrs ClarenceM• lly _· IJIIh Oex· ADiel tablels. j 'IN<'F:R SEWING ma<·hmes . C<>mpleJe Service ~. ~ r. an ss. rnes · ar ~. 0111 -.. St k Dr 1and . Ky,, Wilbe r1 B- p ra lher, f Ba ' ) ..... . arUR~•1 I 60 lp ~ sales and s-tvoce. Th• ~.b d f II ' !led . t th De Neal Mrs Mildr-• Jacob• . Sh .. ' f' Crtu Rradford acre groun ' u basement. 0Uf f Ravenswood W Va and Mrs o erne ca a e an . . w .,., :. rtc np. II> W S.cnnd . PoWrite. Phone or Conlacl Phone WY 2-6127 4-27-301p • H D j J ·h -· R v · Brinker home Tuesday evening_ and Mrs. Oma Nelson as ho•t- . 1 AUTO SALES -~ I _ mero~- .w~-.~-2284 _ 4•9-JOtc A. C BRA!IF'ORD F'UR SALE : o·our ~uoe lots. I ~ ;r~ 0 nson , a ens- Jim Smith spent a weekend esseo, ....._ • Raelne, Ohio Good SPven room house, b•th . Saturd~y •- Michael A. Glov- with relatives at Laurel Cliff. The Federated Circle w I H FORD - V-8 Custom '61 Pontiac - $1.995 5 11 lfc and I> balb. basen<ent and' er, Eureka Slar Rt. George H. Mrs, Marx,. Roush spent a meet Wednesday evening, at . 4 dr., Standard Trans va l'alnlin~ 4 Dr . S('<\::~n. One McCOY. AUCTIONEER .. {arage, out of h•t,tt waler Durst, 1 Cave St., Pomeroy. week With R~~nd Mrs .. Rtch. the church, with. Mrs. Be.•· ,' to owner. Hy<l R"l io Oluo. ' Could be made into apart Mrs_ Georgo N_ Sargent, Ches· ard Young r Sidney helpmg to Nbeelutzlinhg atnd Mrs. Luuls Rei- . ·· ter. Harold E, Rowe, Coalton, care for lbe new baby_ as os esses. ~1 · 4 18 If menls C·t A Y ,.&ter, e Ier·trlCI· oonl•cl ~ mrr Ynllng )<(,, '60 Pontiac _ $1,79S ·c The Pomeroy Shakespeare • tleHVIlle, Ohio, after 5 p. m VR Sta Wagon C'ata lina l l'ltOTO COPYING Servores ~v. ga<~k Price: ~r q~ick sale PT. PLEASANT- Four Mas- and Mrs_ Margaret E . Law· ed to entertainers Arthur Godfrey club will meet Wedneeday,' at . 1 5 3 ' ~' :ltp One lornl ownf'r. I.Jydrama Copv any Iefier or document. f"~ ·ey U( ' yracuse on County Eighth grade stud· horn, [rontm,, of CBS and Don McNeill of ABC the home of Mr~. Jed Weblter Tilt R.Bmbler I tic. POWt:"r stcf'ring. \Vor1h I P'Oeuter insurancE', Pomeroy I Phnne Y.'Y 2..fiOB6. Ients, Shelia D. Beaver, Donna Births and commentators Morgan Beatty sr. for a planned pOtluck din· 'tr.Stunduru ' rom pari I murh more. 2 I> tfr Darst . Robert Errett and Jos- Mrs, Ronald G, Martin, 305 of NBC and Cedric Foster of Mu- ner at 12:30 p.m. followed by 1 : --~;;;;;;;:::-:-::::::-=::-:-:::-- eph Taylor, will be designated Condor St. Pomeroy, son, 10:51 tual. meeting . .:.... 'r; Ert'tlltnce ~arl Grue .. r, Plumbin& aod INSTRUCTIONS Knights and Lad1es of the Gold· a.m. Saturday. Mrs, Harold R. ,_ , e,w I'OI•n•. rid~ and pE>rform ; He>ati o n" en Horseshoc in ceremonieo at Lung, 573 Bryan SL, Middlell,l!tll ~aJI car economy and Pomoroy, Oho'o Minernille, Olllo the State Capitol by State Su - port • daughter . 6·· 14 am , .t .: ' mana•trahllil>. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI · - Satur• l':nd vour !!ewer lrfluhlt>!l ,~ell·Women. 18·52 star• n1 1b •• 1perintendent of Schools, Rex day. Mrs. James W. Taylor, "s.e . We have all sizes 'U02.00 a wefll: Prt!parat.or)· train· M S · h F ·..a- M lOth 1412 K h Bl d Ch 1 Ale&ropoli&an Mflt.ors FOR RENT - - SI'Wf'f Machines lng until appointed Thou~and• of . mit ' rlw:~Y. ay . ana'tt' a v ., ares.· 1 Jobs oprn. Experifnct u•ually All four are students at Pomt ton, W. Va., son, 5:30 a.m. Sat)1alD ~~t, Pomrro\' Rrasonable Rates I unnt!C'elllary _ FREI: •flformatlon on Plaoae Wl' Z-3870 . HOI )SE ~Ul f<tbl~ for small fam. ' JobJ, sllarll'l, rf'QUiremeniS Wrlll' Pleasant Junior High School. urday. 2974 Day or Nlgbt I ~!Zvam 111 ~~! n::.,n;e wr~~edr~:· The Golden HorsehosP pin they tfc I il.v. f•1ll basemen!. 313 C Jflth.:r Call WY !.~lsclaarge:l 11 4 22 St .. ~·,,men1y. Phone WY 2· ~ -2 ~ ~~ 'i;entlntl, row !"lervi~e. Boll 888. The Dally receive at the ceremony signiPatients discharged over the Pomeroy, 0 . sed u car< '"I 38>9. 5 5 3ll lies they made the highest past weekend include- Mrs. EdMarvm Marks i APARTM Attention Dairymen scores in their countieo on the die Manner. ing, Everett D. Phil· ENTS in \11drllrru1rt. Beaste' ".. a<il 1 ,.. ,. SE OSeS annual Golden Horseshoe tests. lips, Earftian!t, Mrs_ Too Fulk, th y Vanous stzes. clean and moo· '• · " A ens, L :I-400I ern . Phone WY 2.3267 J · Only the four highest scoring Mrs_ GeOrge Botts, NanC) J. I0-9-111' 5 .1 Jtc 0 R students in each coonty are eli· Landerholm, Jolin Montgomery, -I B v I' ID gible for the pinsRarold vales, Mrs, Everette l...:iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiii.................."""............_ _ ~~!FOR SALE liN MIDDLEPORT_ 4 r.<om 'JP· I A cl The day long ceremooies will Sims, Raytoond Nyers, M ... _II s1a11s. furnoshed apartment I' be held In the House of Dele- &emard Wilson , .Mrs. Richard SCALES, shaker screen I· U . 1. . . 1 1 ' ' '" patd. WY 20 H.P. motor. '"'"b., . E 1 3CCine lVeD gates Chamber in lbe state- Dast, Mrs. Bobby Lee 'flicker, 5 4 3tp Double cha;n ron- I POMEROY WY 2-2649 I house_ Governor W_ W, Barron and infant daughter, Mrs. Earl motor generator Calli Hot/,~ Fmtr roo;;;s ! OFFERS THE BEST PT. PLEASANT - The sec- will '!<!dress the students and D. Knight and infant daughter, :'· t~~::-:---c-5~4 6tr i ond b"th . Lincoln Heights. ' CLAIR WOOOE ood Sabin oral Sunday was held in a special cer•tr.ony each boy Mrs, Gerald Simpson and infant "' washer. Call Phon.- WV 2-3>75 after 5 o'. PHONE i in Mason County Sunday with ar.cl girl will be 'knighted' by Su· son, John Newsome, Arthur "''"'" 4 23 tfc CHESTER 985·2145 9,153 doses of the oral vaccine perlntendent Smith. E!\da, Orner Ford, 'Mrs. How5 3 12 t - - p : MOilFRN 4 room furnished or 12-6-25tc administered_ Type Ill vaccine ard Lyons, Olhoa Radford. Mrs. 'e w in g ont 11 rnoshed apartment Mid- curtiss Breeding Service, Inc. was dispensed to the public at Plea18111 Valley Hoapltal Jack H~gins, and infant son, · Automatically hut- dler.ort WY 2-3B7t Breed to great dairy and beef the etgbt clmtcs throughout the ADMITTED: Mrs . •toy Foose, Mrs. Bill Payne_ and Infant appllque~, sews on Letart; Mrs .. Earl Stalnaker, daughter, Mrs. Cliarles Barrell 3 15 tfc bulls for only $6.0o. f'or serv- county _ fancy des1gns. blond , . ,_ ire call. Lt>land Parker Porn- Type ll vaccine ,.ill be given Elym· Boyd t>earson, Pt and infant daughte• Mrs, J;~=~ :~.1163 model. Bal- THREE anrl tour room furmsh· 1 erov Ohio. Phone wv' on the third and last Sabin Oral Pleasa)i; Mrs. Clyd. Shull, Pt. George Knox and infant son and $17.31 or 9 pay - ed and unfurmshed aparl.- i or ·Al bert Parker Chester &today to he held in t~ county Pleasant: George Carder, Pt. Arnold Reynolds. monthly, WV 2- ments. WY 2-5434. - Ohio, Phone 985<3.j15 _ - · on June 2. Pleasant: Michael McGinness, ·Am011g AUing 5 3 Jlr I 12 6 tic According to the midnl8ht re5 3 30tp The clinics are being sp01180r· Pt. Pleasant sews for-I F'URNISHED and unlurnoshed · Ied by lhe local Junior Woman's DISCHARGED : Matthew port of the nursing deparbnent, Brawl I apartments Paid util!lies. BeLIVESTOCK /Club with Mrs_ Chesler Warns- Lung. Glenwood; ¥'·Iter King, those_ patients who were listed comes rom- fore 5 P m. Phone WY 2· ·· · - · ley, general chatrman. Coopor- Middleport, as fan- tncluded Geoubert Tal· Bal· 2776, after 5 p. m Phone WY FOR SAI.E: Good breed game ating with the Junior Woman's BIRTH: A son to Mr. a n d bert, Cindy Shriver, M i c h a e I We'll prepare your readv con• qr . 8 pay- 2-351412 6 ' tic hens and roosters, _ Charles Club in the Jperation of the clio- Mrs. !\of Foose, Letart. Glover, Mrs. Milli• Carpenter I crete order to' your speclflcatlons, and delllfill' ~·~if: ;~· monthly, WY 2- ONE 6 room house and 4 Blake Syracu~, OhiO, across ics was 1he Mason County Civil and Arthur Nelson. I 5 3 Jtc roo . apartment People~ Ter-1' lrom Chapman s Market SE~RAf Three units of blood were adit anywhere in town, all ready t,o pour. call , . 31 Defense and the Gallla • Mason "- • • ARRESTE& , • ..},· "' t·' =-,-,.-....,. ---r, with race Phone WY 2-5385. _ • 3 P Citizens Band Club. PT. PL...,.ANT - Arrested ministered at the hospital on today . _ our service il prompt and-OUJ price~ a)ld ull attachFOR SALE: rkling hors;, On the first Sabin Sunday over lhe ,weekend by the local Saturday_ rI ' ' on wheels_ Like MELP WANTED I gelding_ 9 yean old . WY 2- held April 7 at the eight county law enforceJ~~ent , officers was ----are \he lowest possible I ·, ·' ba 8 Bal- - - - -- - - 6787_ 4 30 6tp clinics 9,150 doses ol Typo I William_ll,ryl!!l Jones, 20, Rou!f HONOR RADIO MEN ~~,;~,l';i.,.' 7 g AMBITIOUS worr.an : Do you i FARM EQUIPMENT vaccine was dispensed and. a 2 Pl. Pleaaant on_ a ba9tardy WASHINGTON tUPil-The Na· want lots o[ money' Fasron- 1 . , mak.,.up clinic lor Typo 1 was warrant •nd also charged with tiona! Asaoeiation of Broadcasters almg rob_? Wtsh to work . full o . r ' FARMAJ.L "H" Tractor, good .held several weeks l.ater rais- ~ AWOL Ft. Knox_ Ky, will preaenl special awarda thia ' 5 ~ 3lc '-•psr t time '- Ma~geroa I a b' I· condition. Priced reasonable.! in~. the total to 10,300 receiving , zt, ...., ... rt: month lo four veteran radio perly' If you do, wrtle Box 121, For Sale or trade for live- IType 1 A make-Pp ci""lr for the ·Lewis l,eon Route, 10nalitle• for their "long aod oot· Clifton, W. Va. ~· stnf'k . Eldon Gaul, C'·~ -·"ter. Type III \'accine will be an and _ 29, Leon, standl.ng career•.'' .• • 4 29 6tc Ohio. 5 2 6tc,nounced.. 1were ' with lptoxkatloo, Special plaqtil!i_ wW; ~~{esent.,,, 1""".....~ .,,.,.h --c» ... DO I ~"RI YOUR GREAT CHIE~? o~. SURE. iD AU. Q!B OOD'a, TOO I IH1S IH~ 'TAKE HO CHAliCES J 1:30 en. •=• Sip Off ' l"eeJruatJ SigD Oft .. •• Jy LIFI" allll McWILLIAMS ,-,,-;:-em·. ; 2_2264 1 llllxe4 --I GOEGLEIN· '"~· . ,. , . '" -: .. 1, "·~ .. IRANNER �..... I ''· • ' . J 4 ~ -,, ....... ' fiMV!!I - II.I!JeJ ,...... Ia J*'l. bltoM. 10UI!C ..,. old. -"-•~ and Ia _._._._ _ , he Early Bird Gets The Cash Don:t Wait! Place Your Wilnt _Ad TOday! ' 6_ Daily sentinel, Pome."oy.-_Middleport, WANT AD INFORMATION C9l 191 FOR SALE o.. May 6, _:::::;;;;:;;:::;;,;;:;;:=::j 1963 FOR SALE --=REAL ESTATE_ _ . INSURANCE B-A-RN-~ -- SIMPSIIN;_In_IIJI'- Mother-Daughter Banqu,t Held Federated Women's Guild Car Overturns, Three Youths POMEROY MOTOR· IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET Il =.,.=... Are lnJ·ured ~:· @) I I I 1 .:J - •rfll'fflA' 1111UJ rt\IDAY I Hosp•ta . 1News ·armel I' olj - - I i:4 1 I I FREE .• . .....,.,. '" '"' .....,,, Society News Pomeroy landmark II IIF J u· h •g Students Rate sell~:"'P~;:~:";~. i~~-~ ~he~ter Honor Listing I Blaettrars "====:-:=------""::':= ' . ~ 9153 D Of Sah' Q } ra V . G' 1 brief remarkl, then personally --- . , ,__, Ail1u Oodo 7:10 Ne•a .NUPF'r $Ml,... = 1- ... ..rlaui •- ot tqn: - U . l!onp tw ~· .... - , . Havtn' K)olll. I. ~ 11011!7 DOWX ···--·1. fleratcll I , UIIOOIItlJ 1,1.!1!: m 11. Lltt ft =.,.. p..., ' = - :IQ.Femato oheep :11.1*- ... J'tYe•frabG ploco 11. ftlvH: e Woln 1 · 11. 'l'lul IIWf J»,Bead· I . Win40w over door llllL Contury lt. 8oft mud for 111. To lmooll out: II. d.!::-11. "WheN ~~ lv AL CAPP LI'L ABNER t. Rlvor to -lllllt ·bD:R.· 10-Har4r 1T. Dlvlllfl tll-•-. thtre'l • .,..,.. 10. One ot 1M Xonnedp ILCI'yof ~ . . J'ol'WOI<I ... ="' -..... ... -. """ ......... -- ly KING ... Daplllll: - Hollll ... JI'Int:-nla &I. Com- DAILY CRtrroQUOTE- Here's how .. Ali:YDL8AAXa .. LO:MOI'IILLOW One leltol'otmply otaudl tor ano11181'. In Ulla - l o A • tho L'o, X lal' tJuo two O'o, etc, Slnrlo llopbleo, 1M Jobath and formation ot 1M wol'lll aro all d&1 lloo 111'- ... lilfteroat. A 11rJp1up11n1 Qaola- -.w. - for IBQOSl'l' DIBA'II AILI'BXllf'r1J• • IVLUWGPVL L8 WXJ'O .L WUIQ,-IfWSVP tF YOU DON'T STOP 6ARKING·-- ···YOU WON'T crET ANY SUPPER 8&-)"o Clr)'pt<Jq-: JIB IS A WJCLL.KADE XAR WHO II.U .6. GOOD D!llTllliUDI'IATION.-IIMIIRIOII ----------~~----~-------- WJEH RADIO MOIIdiJ nra.giJ rrtdo J 8:00 Sign on ua Commlllllty Now. NS The l.lfelilll 8:00 Ohio Valley Nt111 8:06 Sports Today 1:10 World Newt 8:II Mutlcal Clocll: 1:00 La~ 1:111 PUblic 9erflee 1:46 Sbowen of Bl-"'1 10:110 MaiOII 0ou11ty 10:01 Talk 01 lbt Towa IG:55 World Newo 12:10 Ohio New~ 12: 1• Mar•er. 11:211 Lifeguard Bulletlll Board 12:2$ Newa 0 Gruis P:IO Alrleulluno Apal 12:46 CouDtry Go Rowt&. 1:111 Newr But 1:00 Country Go lloomr 1:111 News Ileal 1:110 Mklwa•' Ma1:55 Ntwa !!eat t:OO Dlaciq wltb 0... 4 :10 ...._... __ _ _........,. UtOO Talk ollbo Towa $:01 Community N1111 N.-. · t:SO Newt (acopt Frt aturcb BeDs 111DC 5:1» World lo Nalloaal Nnl PlaiiW l'ariJ I:SI l.ellllaUVe Rrltn 11:46 WOI!d 'it111 5:15 Spotllghl OD llptJm N.,._ 11;48 filmdtl' Olaptl 11 :lilt M08G11 County NIWI 8:111 Nawt Pial* P1r1J IC•.IIO V-'of • -' I I10 MusicI I ClOC•~ Ne_wa ""'" • ,.,..._.. 12:00 CoDJ!DJmii;J Newt Platter party 10:80 News , ~U::;:III::_:L::...,:::o!::._;;N;ew.;::----..;_7:..:;:10;.:..:SI::P~OI.::,f_ _ _ __ Blaettnar Auto bow 10:35 Wash. RepiB to the People - 1Ul1!oclal Securf\J u-- _. I:UII l:ot 1:80 1:111 1:1111 &.Ill t:lb :,:'ri:.:un· 4,., 4:411 PIJtter Party ~:00 NIWI 1:05 Travelfn' Time S:SO 8portt 1:110. Ne:os; l!porta IIlli ~Down Serenade u:oo eounu, 11:30 Newt 11yma ~ ll:IO Cow!U, llymD "nml 10 10 SUDday Chapel 12;011 NOOII Jtet>on IIIII The _ . . 11:30 !In, MerliD TeN ,,oo aour ., l:fO'ani· - . ft. 11M ' f:i»~hriJ 8:00 1:«1- s.,.. Off . . SA1Yf~D" Y SCIIEDULB 1:00.~ 1:05 OaiultrJ Mule 'l'lmt .,. !'lift 'l:lfhrm World a.... ' DAVY ~'®! OF COlRS~. BUT 'tiJU- 'o'OO M!;AN ~ DtOIIIoD 1:311 L.utherar Haur Newe 1:00 'lbt Bit Lie l::ll Bacll: to lbl 3:00 1\eV. ~ 'l'bort!tt 8:30 '111• Quiet • 1:00 Ntft ltOI ilalltiQ ~ t110 Nt111 . l:liOclltiWI . ...-....1 invader · -PoDti'J' 7:80 Breakfast Party 8:00 Newt 1:~ Breakfast 1'11117 8:30 Newt B: 3:1 Breaklall l'lltt 1:311 Farm World Ntw1 8:00 tlewa 1:46 Matas County RFD 8:116 Breaklast Pari) 7:00 Newa l: 15 Jonea Butcll: Sbow 1:011 llroak!ast Pull 1:30 News 1:80 llltwl Show 1:35 Breaklut Party 7:31 Pick- lllrdW!~ : 00 News 7:111 I :etl NIWI Report 10:116 Polka Party a:M B!Wdut Party 10:30 Newa 8:II. llreaklul Par17 10:35 MusiC Ill the All 8:30 Vao Part1ck Sport Sbo1l 10:~ Tile Good Lifo 8:1!11 Breallfut Party 10:5.< Under Ohio Sklet 8,46 •Jatrer Fum. llbuw-trl. 11:01 NaW> 9:111' News 11 ' 05 fop Ten Show 9-00 Cofleo Wltb Janot ll:llu Newt 1:30 News Coft With Janet 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten Show : 9 35 , ee ..__ 12:110 NoWI- Nooa Reporl •= 4~ Betty Newti>D"""" 12:111 Music ~ tO:OO Nowa 12' 10 Rev · Mor llD ....._._ tO:0& Mlnlllertal i\uoelau. ,...,. 1:00 ~·owl 10:20 Cowll)' Hot DowD 1:06 Pbottor pan, 10-311 Newt ,l:illl N•wa 10:36 Couaty Hot 0owD I: Ill I'IIIIW PlriJ 1Lfl0 NIWI t:ot N8W1 h 08 Swap Sl>ap 1:01 Plallllr Pan, 11 ·30 Ntwt t:IO No'lll tl:SI rum No191 t·3l Plattor Party : N 11 :40 Count17 lloetiOI1fD (fandiJ Wonblp 'ftlln,) 1. -00 , ,1,sr, UWtr Rnnm MetlltaiiOill 5.115 TraveUn Time 5:90 Nowa 11 ,58 loW JOt* Sloat An. t• ,01 , Nooa Newt 8:00 Newt !2:!8 Wtatbet Reporl 8:08 SlllldOWD Strtoadtl <J:IO Mllllo Jlllt 1f1f' Yoa• 8:10 Nt... • . N..,. 7:00 Sip Off 1 00 1: lit kuo!e Jllll Far You ....., . , NIWI 7:10 NOWI 1 111 7:1& ArriY Haur J1111 ..._ y MUIIQ .... oa a:oo Baplilt •.....,~ ---·• Haur 1·31 1.00 NI:OI MIIIIC Jull Far Yoa . 1:11 Cbureh at Work 1'10 Nowo 1:311 N1111 1:'" "-'~•~ .. ......,. ,. ...,.. ...._. I ..... ~. Jlllt ..._ y'"" .......,. •• 11110 WIDp 01 BMIIDI I 'j, t I. tllo e , ., DAILY CROSSWORD If.:;:.., ill lalluco ~00 NOWI {(. { u o:u 8:05 Sacred Heart fr<ltlrilll 1:111 Country Jilllborel 6110 Noft I s -- gramo like Thuroday nlght'o, tho . oerlllWI IUid helle!lelol la<t ill that maoy dU..DI w!U have a cllaneei to beromo more acq~~~lrlted at • finl-hlll!d with coremooleo of •• tlonal tradition and !'fide, and that Is aomet~inl thai ill highly worthwhile. Thill ill not to aay l11uroday nll!ht'a effort IIII)M!l'bollve: It waa 1101. becauM human bl!ngt l have their Urnlta. The program wao ahot only brlefty befora went on the air, which Ia.....mething like trying to puncl! !iut a Ont-dralt novel at a linotype, There wore ohota of the llfltlng. and of the Praeldent maklnli WMPO Radio 'J. I .~ lblt ........... otrertna houndJ_ Willi. llDua tour lor A lhafnoleN journalJJt ...,. obwtilcl! the 11rtt 'lady wu 1101 ...-- oerved. "BureaiiCl'IIC)' ill llke lin: Ketmedy It 0 qU;jtlooable. Howtvtr, the first cliJidren wore alto on view, belog Ill m 1 d u they llllormally walched lbt procoeding• with tbtlr from a ""nsplcuoua bikony _ Art you IDtoreoted in White !louoe reoeptto01 I do not raloe tho question dlore•pecllully. I would oot dare. It lo limply that ,.;;)'our dt<lslon '" th1t matter may dotl!rmillt wh \ r we are priv. ileced to aeo fuLUre oneo. Accordill!!· to tile !!how hualneu weekly popor, "Variety,'' Thursday nlgbt'a exoreille wao In tho nature ol ~ toot proaram to feel out publie r..clioo. U ll il favorable, we I Cu bot•- ..., o11t 141i,llo! withoul Mn. I POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ Jt- ,i/wi ~ • - flllrt were ,_ of ""m, liCit all more, It reported a plllllble •• HOU.YWOOD <UPD - Pmi- may mort •optet•lt" Ill oboWD of CCIW'II- ~ully , lbt eatJ011 , . _ o t r.r loblmy doni !le?III'IJ'e polllkii'J utult 1 WbiiA! llou.e tho llllo\¢JdM did 1101 pLlk up the 0U1iiD t111 I'IBC!TV"t ''ToDIIbl" open-door pollcy wlth televtlloo oewopoper ladlcllta. , ooov...,.tlooe lilt Prill· abaW••Goollnfo ~ 'cloaboct I U111..t 'nlundaJ a11Jrt 10 llfooo "P.....I" llllla't!e.... dent 11'; hit pto. who d'e hills from belnC .,..,. ~'I'Y, hom the Whlt4 .llouto With the , . _ alto p1llll- oatltled w prlvaq wllb 1111 lll8ll of ''rta!Pt" .lutifw-. L=~=::=~ liwa, liNd 0 tpeolal NcliPiiOD IIlli& OD 1110.. toto111inlntnl . . , for QmarurmoJ lbdo! of J1o11. rW. orlelltod lo the fodoro! IIOf· URNIY GOQGLI Iiiii ot ·ww.., .,.,.,,, our 1u<1t a- ao tof 1111 President ..., dellnlte- we oil ~ oomotl!llla about 11. ly 'w111, beiDtl the c:eDter of at- but only thoot who practlee it ,,. trUUO., lllauib hit rlllllp po- !o!' II!' 'lbahb lo more pro- 1 I I ' freT, who doH 1101 have 1 tel. w - n . olllllo lll>lllra<t Wllb CBS fill'/ I,...._ -Ilona. · '· aki.:. ~ - <!!~ ... •"' -----------....:~..-----· ........ FOR SALE - .8 of m II e once A &eo c y. Middleporto•lmately 75 attended a of the difliculty to 1et out !I , 1 ._ .. fill ' 'I• tf;M ...... ...,.llht:MIIIII from Pomeroy 011 Route 143. Fn. autotoobllo, bonds Pb . Daughter banquet at China and how her p&rftlla and . n.o .. dhn., -.nfl ' I room house, bath, . large WY H!IOS I Z'l 1tc Mo>Ma.• tho Federated church sponsor· family escllped. •·· utility room and garage, Heat· \:Af\11 fi.!.A TIONS = ater:-:::--.-... - A'"'ro_OCJ_ ed by the Women's Guild Sun· Continuing, the spe..ker I ed by gas_ Nice location . Pr;o- -;Re ' t;IIHJle.' 11UNS •l .tl !fie ,.,...,p,..,, o~nfl ,.,IJII " lPtl -•Jaoaranee lor •• ..,. pet'141UI day evening at the church, there are three religlont _Jn ed to sell. Call aller ~ p. m. ...,., '\II• ,.,, ...,,nh·••rln" and baallleu oted." PT, PLEASANT _ Thl't!e A covered dish rllrurer was China, Protcalant, catholic ·'Aid-1961 Corvair _ $1 765 except Saundays, LY ~. IU.:tiliL.A fJUNS St. Wagon A .u tomatic trans .. radio. he-a-:-tP, -. :-lu-ggase' rark, PIItao WY W4!1 young oersons of Leon were served al 5:30 by Mrs. · Phil Buddism, and that her fiiiii\1J .. .. ... r•cll• McArthur, Ohio. -,..._. ._., ... , ,,. _ . 'to!. ~·· " " .... .... .. "" 11h ,.,.,....,,.d llt'autiful whitf' finish with red in!Prior, &ood whitewall s 8 12tc i. .:.L.:.EG=A .-L..;:.;N:_O.;.T.ci.:.C_E _ _ lreated for lacerations and Meinhart. Miss 4na Grueser, were Methodists. Costumes;. •~Hnft•n !• ErP'lrP <buutl'l 01 - - - - - - -· ·bruises at Pleasant Valley Hos- Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. Ama.. and food of the Cbjnese ~'"""'""'".,. · · rnate>d•• '"'~ rhl' ..uh t.11\et • """' ""' ..,. .-ewpon111t11• fot ., 'fAL Ndflti pltal and released following a da Kaspar, Mrs. · Max Mein- described. Things were . ~IC 'I'W'I•p •har on• ., ,.,.rrl'"" ·•uoerhf!"l 1960 Chevrolet __ - - - , - - - - $1,995 atd~~~ 0115:n~~-~~O:ar~~·~.:~ 1~:: one car accident Sunday after- hart, Mrs. Lawre~ Lanmng cheaper In China than here . .~-: RATES Imp.:~ I<~ Con' . CpP . 23,000 artual miles by lady owner, whoM plllce or r••tdence Ia :183'1 Bou· noon at the intersection of and Mrs. Cleland Hines, mem- the close of her talk, 'Mrs NeJJ.t..: .; pare- 1irf' n(' \'('1' ll~l'<l. \'8 motor . automatic trans., power 11 4 il,;•nb pe.. ... ora "rlr ., ...runn ~:~!t:!!k ' ::••:::!'! pl~e~n:U:: Route B' 1 and Gunville Road. bers of the Happy Harvesters zling on behaif of the Guild: 1 ~ IC"Prin ~ and brakf's. automatic H.L. dimmer , power win"'"'""u"' iCharel' 80 MOnh FARM 80 acres, 12 acres lid•ne• •• unkDown; Nine Hukin•. The> driver of the car, Diana Class. Preceding the dinner. the presentett her with a gift. • Cern., "' •om ro• rn .... • !'On tl nws :uH1 spat. rad10 anct heater, real nJ('e . ~ltivated. good 1~ story :~~~:~.,~:.•:,er~c." ~·.,:::a:i:.~~ Buxton, 16, Leon, told invest!· gro..tp sang, "Pr~ise God F!'?m Ivory carvings, hand painted.: lltetftl.... •n~"';""' M rate 'It f c'l'nl• pet ,..orO ,.,IJ frame , 7 rooms, with cellar . :~:~t~t·t,!r..:!1 .~·t~:;: ~::~o~~ gation orricers that she lost con-1 Whom ~II Bless1~gs Flow. pictures, silk and other artie}ft:~ etlllr'Aed fOI •d•·ull51nt' II nnt ~Itt withll' Ill o1111• alter ..,......h• Basemen! barn, garage, oth- Mira, deVUeu, leJat.et!a, dlltrtbute... trot of the car in the loose Followmg the dmner, a pr~ from China were displayed' bj ; OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. V~ CA&D 01 rHANkS ~ fl.~ tot er buildings, fruit trees, well !1mi~!~at;~to~~d d::er::;:~·~~~ :!'"e gravel causing the vehi~le to ~o gra.m planned . by Mrs. Phil the speaker. Her sister, GJo~, ~ 10 :Wonl nHtlmuiii ~al'tl .o-tdjt·on POMEROY, OHIO f~nced. near Athens County ~;; ~~·. ::;.,!-:~c:t; ~:y/~. 'A~: over an embankment. 'The ve- Memhart, ass1sted by Mrs. who arcompanied her, also... al ,....,., tr Ohitu•riH rouhll...,.. •• I Hlrtt pn •ord hne. $4,500.00. Terms. m.inl•tralor ot the Estate CJt Ernl'•l hicle landed on its top. William Kennedy was prese~l· spoke briefly. Both girts weii. OFFIU HOURS •-------·----------------·'IFARM - 58 acres, 30 acres ='~:·r~~~::~ ~!n~r:~!~~,~~u~: Passengers.. in the car were ed with Mrs. Kennedy as mLS· idressed m beautiful ChineBe co~ ~ • 4 M rr ;);(J'• 1-' •t 11~!1• cultivated, llei•• County. Ohio,n&med CMMe parttea No. lB,IlRI tumes. --.· la.tul'd•:v .8·:#' " M •ro 12·00 """" . good 7 r o om aJalnat the ollltove 1nd, Lo'nda Stewart, 15, Leon, ancl tress Jf ceremonies. IT'S SO EASY house With bath, basement, other• u Oerencllnt•. 11llea:in.t: that Andrew Beattie, 18, Leon Route Greetings by Mr!i. Ben Neut· Following "The Parable FOr'.' FOR SALE FOR SALE OR RENT TO PLACE A ---' furance heating, block ~;ee•~.t~ 0 1 /;S:"~!cPd'::~rt!r ..~! 1. The car was owned by Bill zJing, president of the Guild, Mothers," by Mrs. Meinnar~. · 1 RESI~ . I PROUliC!NG USF:n WORI\ pants. shirt s and ~ANT ADS WOttK wonders spring hhousbe _wdi~h wa ter sys- ~~~;~~;to~.•td 1 ~~e ,!a~!d d:~~~~t, ,:. Safford . Pt. Pleasant. Damages opened the program followed the •·accoustic '' MOTHER Wa:~~~ ·· '; w'lN'I I'J) covt>rall.'i_ Cetrl ChevtJiit'r . when you wish tt bu) or seU tem, ot er Ul mgs. 011 state plr of thr rollowlnt anerlbed rnl to the car was estimated at by a song, "How Do You Do, Igiven by Melanie Burt, Janic.t: . P.RONE WY 2-21 57 Long Bottom. Read the Want AJs for quick route. $6,500.00. Terms. ~-J:1~'00~1 t~.u~he 1 ~0 ~~~, t~~~:l:a $650. state Police _and Sheriff's l"~other Dea~; · by Phyllis Blaze- I/ Holter, Risa Booth, Irene B•r5 6 30tp results. RU~L - OdneffacRre, on 2good :~~~~.... ~'lo·~~~"· and duerlbecl u Depnrtmenl investigated . IWICZ, Mf'lame Burt, I~ene Bar· nes, Joy Kautz and Ingrl-i Haw~ .~N Blinn< all kinds. I,· BUSINESS SERVICES gravel roa o dug oule 4, l ~·• "'"' "'""'' nes, Ingrid Hawley, RISa Boothd Iley . The song, "Je,~s Loves . ,. ·CARD OF THANKS VENE'~'I room frame well I with In Th• the '""""'"• Tnwns~llp of KuUand, In the H lte J K I ' Wmrlo~ blmd::; and shades. 1 county ot Mea.-. and tlate ot Ohio. Divor(•e Is Granlf'd Janice o r, oy au z an Me" by Rebacca and Lisa Tho sfNti:RE T!lANKs--=- Word:._ Cloth porrh shades val· INVISIBLE reweaving , dress~ w$2aler ~ysiem. front porch. ~an;:r';~n o~ 0 iht!12 'o~!wCo!·pa!:·~ ! Mary Hayes. ' mas and Debbie and Chery I 200 · · erms. 11Kennedy and group singing ol lanre and awninas Bamboo k' d 1 t ' c 1 • Purfhau b~unded W~d de~trlbed u By C1'r~u1't Court I The me-.anin~ o. f Mother 's Day are inadequate to exprt>SS to "' . rna mg an a teriliOns. aro ALBER1 M. cox SALESMAN IOIIOWI; e.~.-inninl on the lOUth banll ". m y numerou s Inen dS. mv I shades. Dale Wippel Supply, Osborn, Long Bottotn. Oh 1 ·.... · WY 2-2%:!1 1or LeadlnJ thr old Phelp'• It ongmated BOX 229 PHONE Ford; thencecrrelr. IOUihatalonJ the center PT PLEASAN', _ Acl 'ton of 1an.d hw K ned d .w,Aasp told' ··BJes!i Bt' the Tie That Binds'' gratltude for the lovely flow- ~ 21~ Unum Avenue, Pomeroy, S 4 3tc POMEROY OHIO of the saatt! Road to • point where the Mason County Circuit Court I by Mrs pent X and b Mra~- concludea the program. I Ohio 5 2 30tc ' the County road ludlnJ frorn s. w h k th t' er For arenAs 'brea y rs. ers, beautiful cards. \' i ~ i I " ~ . - WE OFFER everv kind ot bUll5 3 3tc I Hlliey 'l Mill• to KYJtJ''I'IIIe lnl.tr· t e past wee was e gran mg h Gi rts were . . presented do.:rinll... ',, aDd heave tv. good wishes rlnr I Sl UC'GISH SEPTIC' 1 k' G 1 ll'fb the ••ld Sl1te road, then~ tn . 1 d' t Ch Curl- Carl Kautz. tr1 ute to mot · the evemng to Mrs. Adam J:.D· · · · ' · · ·' • ~ • .. an · e dozer back hoe excavation a wuterly dlri!!ctlon alon1 the ('enter o a !Vorce O ar1es ers was given by Melanie· Burt b h th ld m • , lng my ten day illnPss in KIPen Em All Septic tank ' 1 h 1• d f'll d. ' /t~ or sa1d coun'~ road to L H. Bln1 m8 n J from Norma J u 0 e ers ac , e o es1 o1t'!PI, genera au mg an I 1rt. •• _. t~ nam 's and A. J. Siller'• eorner; • r., . . and a tribute to dau~hters, bv I Mrs Edward Kennedy th1 1.,, ;q Holztr Hospital. Again I ~av ClPanPr . Ohlo V<liiPV Plumb· Call wv 2-3243. Free esti·l 'C ~r ttwnct Easterly •ion" the llOUih Curfman. The plamtlff was M M v' Burt ar'ter Wht'ch I . • thanks . . 416 30t banlr. of Leadll'lf Crel'k to the pial'r f [ h . rs . ar m ' ,you ngest mother and .Mrs. m;,. ~ • p mates. Emmet W. Shuler, 1or tH!rinnlnc:. cona•1n1n1 " a•·rt·a, granted custody o two o t etr Linda Darnell and Nancy Burns ITheodo• Mora' the mMn · er Fronna B •-\'lrkf'r : ~ -· - --Co f 'MASON bd f . more or leu, sub.lel't to 111 ea~r· d th d f ndant was giV· .e ' v· 26_ -~ ~ Ik /Ot'J~ SINr.t.F. .• 4 poster walnut ~~c_t~ng. 4 3 e room ~a~e mPot9 and 1n11e• of rl'l'ord. sons an e e e. accompani~ by Linda Kirkland wifh the largest family pre!il . 5 1 '----:-; bPd With !)prings and mai· ICAL.L NOW FOR free estimaiP I home , la~gt> c·afJ~IPd. hvmg o!~c~~;c(':rd~.e"~~~~~o~o~~~·.P~~ro.a7 en cust~y of a th.Jrd son. sang, " How Great Thou Art." ent. NOTICES 1 trl"'" ~~~ One adju.'itable arm on farm ponds lakes priv~ room . Tht~ home 1.'\ situated Plaintiff further •11..,,-u 1n hi• The d.vorce achon of T~el~a Miss Pearl Liang a lresh• ', base- O~ a!tractive 60' X 120' lot 111 ~U.Ion the namea of Ill tbe heirs Reitmire vs John T ReitmJre . , who i."' -- - - 1 c h<11r Wit. h r:ush.Ions .. ., '""· 0 nf' ate roads, rlearing'land law or per•ona l'ntttled t.o lhl' . · · .. man at Ohio University DOUBLE . DECKER sand- catJinr! elt->i·lrit· ~ewmc , 1, Jns, and 0 th er . With Jargt> double garage. nut estateErnut of lnhernanre the was. d1smissed as'Iwas B the dCJVd lor ,·g·nal'' from Hong Kong ' Ch'l· . .. ~ rna- meil1 excaV:I decedent, Sutton, In rrom 181.:1 rl'ai I 'J wlches now ava1lable at Bar- chmr (good condit ion) $45. Photte WY 2-3.243 EmmPI w $12,000.00 . estate and 11l!IG ane 1 e• othf'r filCh, act1on styleo M1 ton ur ette ' na but has lived in the United I an t.1que oa k Iove sea t $20 .()() . :' Shuler. Contracting. . NE W HAVEN - briC - k 4 bed · tbl• and rdert!ne .. h1n h.ad•arne lo the prtlllon In vs ·. William and .Carolyn s u e States , for seven years. was innett e •s Horne RP.: I aurfl.n I . 0 pus~ 1Ue 1 1 en ~:30 a. m. till m1dmght. One walnut . anlilJUt. dresser. ,I Innl1H tht> pray1 prayt>r the hamount ltroJ••--..1 as 1111 Pst speaker · Miss 4 26 tfc 'l room home • forced air fllel pla1 lhlt oftte ~aid may brpeuuon auth· White. Judgmen ~ m ed T t.'\:0 eo~· 1 Phone WY 2·9976. $50. I We~tmghouse electnc . oil heat storm windows and orlzeo and t?rdt!red to sell t~e real of $132.63 was grant t e exLiang told of the medical need;i I 1 5 3 6tr 1 roaster. plus nPw grille. $20. FOR ~AINTING, ~ntenor and oak floo~s . Very good buy at ~:~~~~~ d~!c~h~~ta rut!:e 1 /:!:!~onca::~ aco, Inc .. against Frank Thornp- ·or China, especially TB treatMAY ~ 'COFFEE 5 H " d I Can be ::;~n arter 5 p. m. at exteriOr Call Richard Wilt, $10 500 00 made and provided, and lhat lht real f\On. t nd stated she is study- Theodorus Council Daughtetl c. ome--maue a. 1 609 N Second Street Middle· 1 • · · I ee,ate bl!! sold rree from all daim5 men , a · of Amer'ca will meet · regu · · . ~ nuts 5<.· Breakfast served and 48 N. 3rd Ave.. Middleport, · ' 3 -2 miles from New Haven - 5 and Interests &f the defendant•. and ing to be a doctor with the hope I _I m 1 • . .h. 5 6 31 port. 4 3 30tc I h - h ---" d tllal each and all o l the def~ndanh . lar sesslOn Monday at 7·30 .. U 1 lunches packed at Barnette's iO. P ---·-·-room orne Wit g<IUY gar en ; b~ r~quirNI to Bet up their claim• that she can go back to Chma Th h . be dr. pedr· . ome RestaL.rant and Pizza . ISPRING .. -pot taker fi ed I f or be forever barred from alllf!Tllnt t h I h I Sh k I m. e c arter WI11 a H SAMPLES. drapery F s ' s . r coa urn- . samr, and for IUCh other and furth er 0 e p er peop e. e spo e f Fl G'l d Gold ' .Sho' ' D--asonable ro'ces·. 0 ee s or •. ace. Also 5 acres of ground. reild, le,-al and equitable, Ill may bl' -· --- --·---- ·-- - or .orence I more an .. P rt.e . P P 1 molerials, have arrived. Spe(' 1 $? 000 00 proper In lhe premiaes. 1e Mitch and all officers end en 5:30 a. m. till 12 p. m. ial price on Dacron and Sa eOeKalb Seed Corn ' - . SBicl partie. are required to •n•wer . Phone 1\'V M'ddl CUCKLER REALTY un or before th~ 15th day or Junl' II'-.A the team , "9976 <~· • I f"por I. tm . $1 .69 a yard. Mrs. l.ee 1 D K lb S d A. o. 1ooa. Entered Hospital t dare requested wh't to be Ohio ' Hudislll. 5 3 3tc I • e a u ax BRANCH OFFICE Lawrence F. Boyd .. Admlnla· h ed presen an wear I e. JIM ROUSH SAl ~sMAN trator or the Estate or Ernett Amont those w o enter ROT DOGS. reg . 15c; FOOT ·- --or SX-11 PHONE' 882 3 crow.s~~':;· a~cp~~et~r Holzer hospital over the past MAY 7 LONG 25-- Jack's Dairy weekend included: Sunday Pomeroy Chapter 188 OE.i . 22 29 13 20 27 " 1epoct. e Agrico Fertilizer will meet 1'n regular ~ -·st'on on Bar, Mittd 1 I _ NEW HAVEN, W· VA. -~- "' · ' '" '· - - • " ' IArno ld Ra y J'lVI'den, y oung •s 4 30 6tc I "A~~~~~~~~·:.~::rn M'ddl F d M"ll FOR SALE -- Two_ bedroom n ....., \r~,:,O~\:'.~ ''"' •• Trailer Park (injured_ in cycle 1- - - - - - - - - - - Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. at I~ l I eport ee I hor,.e Beautiful BITch lntcb· reHtdencl' Ill 235 Palm Drlvt!, San An·· accident) Mrs. J . Richard Mr. and Mrs . William Gainer Masonic Temple. There ...JU bl! l~hEF. LCAN or our efficient 1· Glasses With Purchase Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. · lonto. Texaa, othl'rwlH, who• placl' l ' . or Keno and Mrs. Ernest · 'f t' ·Carpet Shampooer~ V' it h y en, aulomauc gas lleat. l6491of reaidence Ia unknown, will take IFaulkner, Rt. I Bidwell, Erma 1m La 10n. ou gel 1 glass free each "We no Custom Grinding" . Lincoln Heights. CaD J 0 h n nottee that on· Aprll 15th, 1963, the Lynne Fridley Rt 2 Pt Pleas· Schreckengost of Parkersburg, The Fun _ Wile ~ You • Learn 1 .puri'hBsP .11 Rlut> LJ~lre sham t1me you pun·ha.se 10 gal Middleport I . undenlgnl!d plalnUff filed hel' petl· • · · called on Mr. and Mrs. Dean ~ M'd 1 IOO!;; ol gasoltnt• or more, or N. 2 nd Ave. BIJtettnar. WY 2--5127 3-lg..tfc tion ag1jn1t hlrn. for divorce and 1ant, Mrs. David E. Shoemaker, Garden Club will meet Tuesday Bak po.t. el £' urmture , I ·, . - - ·- other relief, on the ,-round• of lfOU . w v W'l Brinker Sunday afternoon. at 7 30 p m I th home •• d d combinatintJ oil rhunge FARM FOR SALE 231 acres nerlt!l'f. or dub; in the Common Pil'as Rt. 1 Cottageville, . a., I· . : · · a e vi · . , IIi:,..'. ~~~t_.___ 4 3~ 6tc 1 dnl1 tube _iob. HEATING AND PLUMBlNG h ' court of MeJJs county, onio, pray. Ham David Johnson Rt 1 Cot-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sm1th and Mrs. H. D. Cunningham Union 8 1 .. ,-··~been ', Start A S•t Now! Mueller Fllrnaee!J. room ouse, urnaceh and lnJ for divorce, tuatod.v or children, tageville w Va Mrs • . Drewy children VISited Sunday qwith 1 Ave. ' ... , \u~'IM"Hl'E "' v ... .. "U-0._ · te alimony and other relief. Arnold Brolhers runnmg wa r . 4 room ouse, Said rauu wlll be for ht!arlnf on ' . ., . . IMr and Mrs. Paul Smith. lk ' C'.Uh"t" 11 . l;OSI \OIJr ()Pt'laLOrst1 ' 61~ E 2 barns State Rt 124 s·~ lnd after the 27th dl)' ot Ma.v, 1963. M. Core, Rutland, Mrs. LeWIS A'll T I r Ath MAY I 'ik!Pnse? Cell WY 2·2%0. / Mam St.. Pumeroy, Ohio miles E~st of Raci~e. • ELSIE Lo~ 1 !:!Tr~· G. Bragg. Jackson, Lawrence hlanh ay or o enskwads • ~· · Sup~r Service Station Phone WY 2-1448 D .1 H b WEBSTER AND FIJl.TZ E J k n Rt 2 Wellston Lu a 1 s orne over ne wee en . White Rose Lodge will ~t . 0 ack ~ -' Ope 24 H WY 2-9932 6 7 tfC WJg lt Atto;n ...vs ror Plaintiff · ac 80 ' · ' • Relatives from Medina visit~ Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p._ ~F. WRlfH-n ~arPiy and ea~· . ~ n ours ~-4 30 6tc <'-' u. 22, 29: ~~ ~;. n. :zcJ . , ther W. Vanover. Rt. ~ Beaver, ed with him. m. at the Legion Hall in Mid .. AIJrTIOIIIEER FOR SAL-,;;-4 . room hou••, Mrs. R Frank Melvm, Wurl· M d M E I Cl k ldleportwith Mrs ClarenceM• lly _· IJIIh Oex· ADiel tablels. j 'IN<'F:R SEWING ma<·hmes . C<>mpleJe Service ~. ~ r. an ss. rnes · ar ~. 0111 -.. St k Dr 1and . Ky,, Wilbe r1 B- p ra lher, f Ba ' ) ..... . arUR~•1 I 60 lp ~ sales and s-tvoce. Th• ~.b d f II ' !led . t th De Neal Mrs Mildr-• Jacob• . Sh .. ' f' Crtu Rradford acre groun ' u basement. 0Uf f Ravenswood W Va and Mrs o erne ca a e an . . w .,., :. rtc np. II> W S.cnnd . PoWrite. Phone or Conlacl Phone WY 2-6127 4-27-301p • H D j J ·h -· R v · Brinker home Tuesday evening_ and Mrs. Oma Nelson as ho•t- . 1 AUTO SALES -~ I _ mero~- .w~-.~-2284 _ 4•9-JOtc A. C BRA!IF'ORD F'UR SALE : o·our ~uoe lots. I ~ ;r~ 0 nson , a ens- Jim Smith spent a weekend esseo, ....._ • Raelne, Ohio Good SPven room house, b•th . Saturd~y •- Michael A. Glov- with relatives at Laurel Cliff. The Federated Circle w I H FORD - V-8 Custom '61 Pontiac - $1.995 5 11 lfc and I> balb. basen<ent and' er, Eureka Slar Rt. George H. Mrs, Marx,. Roush spent a meet Wednesday evening, at . 4 dr., Standard Trans va l'alnlin~ 4 Dr . S('<\::~n. One McCOY. AUCTIONEER .. {arage, out of h•t,tt waler Durst, 1 Cave St., Pomeroy. week With R~~nd Mrs .. Rtch. the church, with. Mrs. Be.•· ,' to owner. Hy<l R"l io Oluo. ' Could be made into apart Mrs_ Georgo N_ Sargent, Ches· ard Young r Sidney helpmg to Nbeelutzlinhg atnd Mrs. Luuls Rei- . ·· ter. Harold E, Rowe, Coalton, care for lbe new baby_ as os esses. ~1 · 4 18 If menls C·t A Y ,.&ter, e Ier·trlCI· oonl•cl ~ mrr Ynllng )<(,, '60 Pontiac _ $1,79S ·c The Pomeroy Shakespeare • tleHVIlle, Ohio, after 5 p. m VR Sta Wagon C'ata lina l l'ltOTO COPYING Servores ~v. ga<~k Price: ~r q~ick sale PT. PLEASANT- Four Mas- and Mrs_ Margaret E . Law· ed to entertainers Arthur Godfrey club will meet Wedneeday,' at . 1 5 3 ' ~' :ltp One lornl ownf'r. I.Jydrama Copv any Iefier or document. f"~ ·ey U( ' yracuse on County Eighth grade stud· horn, [rontm,, of CBS and Don McNeill of ABC the home of Mr~. Jed Weblter Tilt R.Bmbler I tic. POWt:"r stcf'ring. \Vor1h I P'Oeuter insurancE', Pomeroy I Phnne Y.'Y 2..fiOB6. Ients, Shelia D. Beaver, Donna Births and commentators Morgan Beatty sr. for a planned pOtluck din· 'tr.Stunduru ' rom pari I murh more. 2 I> tfr Darst . Robert Errett and Jos- Mrs, Ronald G, Martin, 305 of NBC and Cedric Foster of Mu- ner at 12:30 p.m. followed by 1 : --~;;;;;;;:::-:-::::::-=::-:-:::-- eph Taylor, will be designated Condor St. Pomeroy, son, 10:51 tual. meeting . .:.... 'r; Ert'tlltnce ~arl Grue .. r, Plumbin& aod INSTRUCTIONS Knights and Lad1es of the Gold· a.m. Saturday. Mrs, Harold R. ,_ , e,w I'OI•n•. rid~ and pE>rform ; He>ati o n" en Horseshoc in ceremonieo at Lung, 573 Bryan SL, Middlell,l!tll ~aJI car economy and Pomoroy, Oho'o Minernille, Olllo the State Capitol by State Su - port • daughter . 6·· 14 am , .t .: ' mana•trahllil>. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI · - Satur• l':nd vour !!ewer lrfluhlt>!l ,~ell·Women. 18·52 star• n1 1b •• 1perintendent of Schools, Rex day. Mrs. James W. Taylor, "s.e . We have all sizes 'U02.00 a wefll: Prt!parat.or)· train· M S · h F ·..a- M lOth 1412 K h Bl d Ch 1 Ale&ropoli&an Mflt.ors FOR RENT - - SI'Wf'f Machines lng until appointed Thou~and• of . mit ' rlw:~Y. ay . ana'tt' a v ., ares.· 1 Jobs oprn. Experifnct u•ually All four are students at Pomt ton, W. Va., son, 5:30 a.m. Sat)1alD ~~t, Pomrro\' Rrasonable Rates I unnt!C'elllary _ FREI: •flformatlon on Plaoae Wl' Z-3870 . HOI )SE ~Ul f<tbl~ for small fam. ' JobJ, sllarll'l, rf'QUiremeniS Wrlll' Pleasant Junior High School. urday. 2974 Day or Nlgbt I ~!Zvam 111 ~~! n::.,n;e wr~~edr~:· The Golden HorsehosP pin they tfc I il.v. f•1ll basemen!. 313 C Jflth.:r Call WY !.~lsclaarge:l 11 4 22 St .. ~·,,men1y. Phone WY 2· ~ -2 ~ ~~ 'i;entlntl, row !"lervi~e. Boll 888. The Dally receive at the ceremony signiPatients discharged over the Pomeroy, 0 . sed u car< '"I 38>9. 5 5 3ll lies they made the highest past weekend include- Mrs. EdMarvm Marks i APARTM Attention Dairymen scores in their countieo on the die Manner. ing, Everett D. Phil· ENTS in \11drllrru1rt. Beaste' ".. a<il 1 ,.. ,. SE OSeS annual Golden Horseshoe tests. lips, Earftian!t, Mrs_ Too Fulk, th y Vanous stzes. clean and moo· '• · " A ens, L :I-400I ern . Phone WY 2.3267 J · Only the four highest scoring Mrs_ GeOrge Botts, NanC) J. I0-9-111' 5 .1 Jtc 0 R students in each coonty are eli· Landerholm, Jolin Montgomery, -I B v I' ID gible for the pinsRarold vales, Mrs, Everette l...:iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiii.................."""............_ _ ~~!FOR SALE liN MIDDLEPORT_ 4 r.<om 'JP· I A cl The day long ceremooies will Sims, Raytoond Nyers, M ... _II s1a11s. furnoshed apartment I' be held In the House of Dele- &emard Wilson , .Mrs. Richard SCALES, shaker screen I· U . 1. . . 1 1 ' ' '" patd. WY 20 H.P. motor. '"'"b., . E 1 3CCine lVeD gates Chamber in lbe state- Dast, Mrs. Bobby Lee 'flicker, 5 4 3tp Double cha;n ron- I POMEROY WY 2-2649 I house_ Governor W_ W, Barron and infant daughter, Mrs. Earl motor generator Calli Hot/,~ Fmtr roo;;;s ! OFFERS THE BEST PT. PLEASANT - The sec- will '!<!dress the students and D. Knight and infant daughter, :'· t~~::-:---c-5~4 6tr i ond b"th . Lincoln Heights. ' CLAIR WOOOE ood Sabin oral Sunday was held in a special cer•tr.ony each boy Mrs, Gerald Simpson and infant "' washer. Call Phon.- WV 2-3>75 after 5 o'. PHONE i in Mason County Sunday with ar.cl girl will be 'knighted' by Su· son, John Newsome, Arthur "''"'" 4 23 tfc CHESTER 985·2145 9,153 doses of the oral vaccine perlntendent Smith. E!\da, Orner Ford, 'Mrs. How5 3 12 t - - p : MOilFRN 4 room furnished or 12-6-25tc administered_ Type Ill vaccine ard Lyons, Olhoa Radford. Mrs. 'e w in g ont 11 rnoshed apartment Mid- curtiss Breeding Service, Inc. was dispensed to the public at Plea18111 Valley Hoapltal Jack H~gins, and infant son, · Automatically hut- dler.ort WY 2-3B7t Breed to great dairy and beef the etgbt clmtcs throughout the ADMITTED: Mrs . •toy Foose, Mrs. Bill Payne_ and Infant appllque~, sews on Letart; Mrs .. Earl Stalnaker, daughter, Mrs. Cliarles Barrell 3 15 tfc bulls for only $6.0o. f'or serv- county _ fancy des1gns. blond , . ,_ ire call. Lt>land Parker Porn- Type ll vaccine ,.ill be given Elym· Boyd t>earson, Pt and infant daughte• Mrs, J;~=~ :~.1163 model. Bal- THREE anrl tour room furmsh· 1 erov Ohio. Phone wv' on the third and last Sabin Oral Pleasa)i; Mrs. Clyd. Shull, Pt. George Knox and infant son and $17.31 or 9 pay - ed and unfurmshed aparl.- i or ·Al bert Parker Chester &today to he held in t~ county Pleasant: George Carder, Pt. Arnold Reynolds. monthly, WV 2- ments. WY 2-5434. - Ohio, Phone 985<3.j15 _ - · on June 2. Pleasant: Michael McGinness, ·Am011g AUing 5 3 Jlr I 12 6 tic According to the midnl8ht re5 3 30tp The clinics are being sp01180r· Pt. Pleasant sews for-I F'URNISHED and unlurnoshed · Ied by lhe local Junior Woman's DISCHARGED : Matthew port of the nursing deparbnent, Brawl I apartments Paid util!lies. BeLIVESTOCK /Club with Mrs_ Chesler Warns- Lung. Glenwood; ¥'·Iter King, those_ patients who were listed comes rom- fore 5 P m. Phone WY 2· ·· · - · ley, general chatrman. Coopor- Middleport, as fan- tncluded Geoubert Tal· Bal· 2776, after 5 p. m Phone WY FOR SAI.E: Good breed game ating with the Junior Woman's BIRTH: A son to Mr. a n d bert, Cindy Shriver, M i c h a e I We'll prepare your readv con• qr . 8 pay- 2-351412 6 ' tic hens and roosters, _ Charles Club in the Jperation of the clio- Mrs. !\of Foose, Letart. Glover, Mrs. Milli• Carpenter I crete order to' your speclflcatlons, and delllfill' ~·~if: ;~· monthly, WY 2- ONE 6 room house and 4 Blake Syracu~, OhiO, across ics was 1he Mason County Civil and Arthur Nelson. I 5 3 Jtc roo . apartment People~ Ter-1' lrom Chapman s Market SE~RAf Three units of blood were adit anywhere in town, all ready t,o pour. call , . 31 Defense and the Gallla • Mason "- • • ARRESTE& , • ..},· "' t·' =-,-,.-....,. ---r, with race Phone WY 2-5385. _ • 3 P Citizens Band Club. PT. PL...,.ANT - Arrested ministered at the hospital on today . _ our service il prompt and-OUJ price~ a)ld ull attachFOR SALE: rkling hors;, On the first Sabin Sunday over lhe ,weekend by the local Saturday_ rI ' ' on wheels_ Like MELP WANTED I gelding_ 9 yean old . WY 2- held April 7 at the eight county law enforceJ~~ent , officers was ----are \he lowest possible I ·, ·' ba 8 Bal- - - - -- - - 6787_ 4 30 6tp clinics 9,150 doses ol Typo I William_ll,ryl!!l Jones, 20, Rou!f HONOR RADIO MEN ~~,;~,l';i.,.' 7 g AMBITIOUS worr.an : Do you i FARM EQUIPMENT vaccine was dispensed and. a 2 Pl. Pleaaant on_ a ba9tardy WASHINGTON tUPil-The Na· want lots o[ money' Fasron- 1 . , mak.,.up clinic lor Typo 1 was warrant •nd also charged with tiona! Asaoeiation of Broadcasters almg rob_? Wtsh to work . full o . r ' FARMAJ.L "H" Tractor, good .held several weeks l.ater rais- ~ AWOL Ft. Knox_ Ky, will preaenl special awarda thia ' 5 ~ 3lc '-•psr t time '- Ma~geroa I a b' I· condition. Priced reasonable.! in~. the total to 10,300 receiving , zt, ...., ... rt: month lo four veteran radio perly' If you do, wrtle Box 121, For Sale or trade for live- IType 1 A make-Pp ci""lr for the ·Lewis l,eon Route, 10nalitle• for their "long aod oot· Clifton, W. Va. ~· stnf'k . Eldon Gaul, C'·~ -·"ter. Type III \'accine will be an and _ 29, Leon, standl.ng career•.'' .• • 4 29 6tc Ohio. 5 2 6tc,nounced.. 1were ' with lptoxkatloo, Special plaqtil!i_ wW; ~~{esent.,,, 1""".....~ .,,.,.h --c» ... DO I ~"RI YOUR GREAT CHIE~? o~. SURE. iD AU. Q!B OOD'a, TOO I IH1S IH~ 'TAKE HO CHAliCES J 1:30 en. •=• Sip Off ' l"eeJruatJ SigD Oft .. •• Jy LIFI" allll McWILLIAMS ,-,,-;:-em·. ; 2_2264 1 llllxe4 --I GOEGLEIN· '"~· . ,. , . '" -: .. 1, "·~ .. IRANNER �• ' , '' 1 '• NOW YOU KNOW ~tel)' n muu.a .· e ~~-aDd wo..u, about II F onl II lbe etiii!VY'• Ja. co to """ ffGal ....... ... f-. .. ......bl.... • at .Y ... ........... . .. I ' • .,., ..1 ..... HHJ...-. . Df!tlot«< To Tlu!lnteratt 01 The Mei••·M-~ . 4 , _ · - - - - - - - - . . - - - - - - - - - r·:"":':"'"::-:!':i,::'!..· ·1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.__ _!;P!!RI~CE~F::!.IV~~:..:I::.!:EN:!,;.fl!lfl BAKER ~'TrEND INSPECnON FURNI'fURE The Obio Dewtment of lllgh· ways has ;., 1bf work• an extenslve Pomeroy tsreet repair ~roject, it was revealed at vill&ge council meeting Monday Middleport, 0. Two emerge.. , ·400 EXTRA GREEN S&H STAMPS COLUMBUS - State repre· sentatlves passed a bill 114-0 Monday night that would proteet membora of farmers' assoelations from marketing practices. The Would provide an injunctive process and linea from $50 to $500 for violations. Specifically, it would prohibit boycotts of the cooperative members, discnminatory contract provisions and discriminatory prices. Now Th111 Wed., Marl 50 EXTRA J.w Shop Early I Get More Sta111ps Faster I With ~four Coupons And Required Purchaset Grr' n Srwnp , • '500 or Mol'l Purchase ordinances, both in regard to street work, were presented by Mayor Charles l-egar. One was · approved and the other unanimously passed its first reading. The State Highway Department has agreed to repair four areas of. Pomeroy s tree t s ' Pl'tch with cold laid mix, dou- supplied by the state highway which •- • damaged as a re- ble seal . 1~ mile of Hi8Jllancl department . it is asking that stilt of the two March floods . Road and patch and repair .13 Pomeroy councn pledge obllThe . department "lid the work mile of Spring-av. gate 11s auto l1cense and gas is being done because Pome- The ordinance to do t II Is to.; fund of lump sum of $1,490 roy allow-4 motorists to travel we was approved by council. for the Main'"! ptoject. Its streets while state r o a d s The other action eooeernlag Councilmen obJected t h a t were closed due to high water. street repah was a reoolullen much of the mqney must be Locations which will be r.. pertalnla1 to the ·pl.-.1 ... spent for other work and decllnstored, the department , a 1d, paving• of the . ll!n• Mala-at ed final passage of that resolu· are : butihess block& and w' '•lllnJ tkn untll they C9JI(erred with Reshape and grade .09 of Lib- approach on west Main • sl state oU!ebls. Actiou on t h e erl) Hill, seal JIB of Mulberry- by four lt'et, IMain-s! resurfacing work will av with hot mix pavement and According to tbe resolution i possibly be taken at a special se"lon. '. IMurray said this may be done ·Pomeroy and Mei&J eou If. OTHER BUSINESS in lieu of diggin& up the high- _The Ohio F\lel Gas co~ Olarles Murray, manager of wa) and working from there. announced ita wiD ~ the Ohio Fuel Gas cc ny re- Members of council agreed cre~se 1'1, cents ~ t."l!''!f,~· · ' .. .. feet June 1 , · ''' ported that die gas company Is This is very genet'OU>, and • v•~\6, · plannmg to renew a large area asked Murray to continue with . Mayor Legar • report f«, of main line on East Main - at the plans. . . . I month totalled $411. . this summer. James Kunball , dl5trJc1 com- Pr,..nt were Mayor ~ Murray said the gas comp- mercJal manager for the Gen- tt,1erk . Edna Schoenleb, ••Y may consrtuct sect1on of era! Telephone company. and ~ou?cllmen Oor Schaefer, sidewalk . four feet wide from Dt McTurner. local plant man. Colhns. LesUe Fultz, .Fr , lhe Excelsior station to Ny .. ager, told of the telephone eom- R1zer. Bill Baronlck and ~ av after makins line repairs. pany's work in the o:Pa:•::.t.:_Y_::ear ::..:'~"::.:.: Re::u:::t:: •r:.:·_ _ __ __ _,_ ••1-"" be·•··•··· lllf ;& • NOW THRU WED. MAT 11'H Al ANY EVANS SlfPU MAIKO Now lhru Wed., Mar 8. ., MELMAC OFFER ! I COUPON 211 SO EXTRA Jw Grpen Stomps 4-PIECE PLACl SETTINC 114ELMAC $'149 DINNERWARE only I We Reserve The Right To Limit Ouant.ties Corn•r S.cond &'Mill St . Middleport __ ____ _ wi tt. l~ i l caupcon oM ofh• food purd!a1" Monday Thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. .-~.rJday and Saturday 8:30am to 8 :30pm L I I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER _.. Coupgn Good Ma~ 0 Thru Mal' II at IVANS I Peak Brand PINTO I SO EXTRA Jw Gr een 5t anip1 2 lb. Crn. COTTAGE CHEESE NOW THRU W ED , MAV 8TH .4T " NY EVANS S Uf>H MARKET • 32-o~. 50 EXTRA J"N Green Stamps WI Ttl Cano ( OU PON AND PU RCH A$E Of, $ 1!:1 Gollo<l An1 fu vor For Mother's Day- Vv. ll•ll•r fo1mo ICE CREAM Switt' o Pre.,lum-U. S. Cov't. lnopoctM Roll SAUSAGE SO EXTRA Give ._ the IIJioas guaranteed not to .,. fn• tap !! toebeautiful Berkshlres .. lame1 Stewart, John Wayne Vera Milea- Lee Marvin "THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCI" -and- "INYASION OF THI! ANIMAL PIOPLI" J11 Green Stamp~ I ·lb. Every mother Iovas Berlrahire IQ'IoDal Th<, ,·e aheer aad l"llmJiteeci · . llelbhlre atoe!rlnl!" with tile NYLOOe :a,a. ·Jlarrilr - ' t rua troa top liE toe Into 1lhe. . T""··Wid. May 7-1 Oliva DeHavUiand and Rossano Brazzi in "LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA" Roll tlbe..,.. a- pair fru I ,, Choolle frwa"a Belectloa of beautlfal atshs, (Metrocolor) IDAHO POTATOES SO EXTRA .J.:'j.f Gree n Sta m p> TOPPY SLICED BACON Sabina Seaelman and William Sylvester In "INFORMATION RIC liVID" llhlcl• 11114 toiG~ Per.teci for Mother'• Dar -~ . ' rGMIROY, OHIO (T~Dicolor) ·New Store Hours. For -~-· "WHO'S GOT THI ACTION?" (Tecbnloolor) Dean Martin, Lana Tunler, Eddie Albert, Margo, Wallar 5 CUP AND 8 CUP Mattbau, Earthenware TEAPOTS Choo•e from S t up White hapors w i f h auorted Heat retaining Aluminum Cove n Of I Cup Hand Painted Fruit D•corot•d Te a pots with Black Wi,. Paul Ford, Nit. . ,. ---------------------------- TONIGHT & TUEIOAY More Gifts for MOTHER ! 11 ,.Ira Talbot, John MeGiven. Dl~ner Cartoon• WIDNISDAY end THURS. May .., NOT OPEN Melo l Handlu. Large 18"' Decorated PHONE 773-5513 Enamelware TRA.Y 8:00 to-.... _.. 7:QQ;io decora ted with leave• -yollow, ,.d and grun in cent.t arountl borders. y., ~ -· ·' •• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE 10-Lb. bag 1 lb TIQ'J Pgc. lea' • • .- -and- ·• •• 'r ' .' ... .. Youth Eludes Officers After Cra~h � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 6, 1963 brown pickens