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Beautiful red and wblto llnilh. Very clean;· ·--' 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air - .. • • • • • - 2 Door, automitlc. I eyliD4er. VOI'J cood tranoportatlon. 1958 Stude.baker Stotsman .. • s595. 1 Door statld . ' AD wblle fiD!Ih, e eyl. with ~ve, cood tiru, ' ; ' ',) ·, ' ' r\.' ' Ha""" I Mayor Lee Smith, fresh from a vlctol1' at the polls In each property owner, besed on [ the RepubUcan Primary election May 7, 1n which he had footage. will be charged an been solidly backed by Middleport's six councilmen over overage of $211 each. Most ol his opponent, lthamer (Ike) Neal, Monday night found them, he said, had agreed "to I the same councilmen reluctant to abolish Neal's "part· go along." time" job as night ratrolman. SIDEWALK, CURBS As the final Item o business corroborated by Chief of Police Childs, who doubles as preslfor tile resutsr council meeting, Herbert Gilkey, that he per· dent ol the planning commis· the Mayor said elflclency In the forms no "merchant pollee" slon, proposed 1 town·wide pro' police department would be duUes between II p. m. and 7 gram to improve sidewalks, • • Soviet Un- greatly Improved If the pari· a. m. except In two inslances. curbs, and driveways. today declined an offer to time nlgbt patrolman's job One oource of friction within He salcl !be commlssloo lo a European television hoot- were aholllhed. He desired to the pollee department, the may- asklag eoaacU to support a which officials hope will a1- replace the posltloo with a full· or Indicated, 1s that Neal thus program 111 wblcb po'llptrty GET TROPHIES - Patrol boys of Pomeroy Elementary school were presented trophies. pins, and ritationl 40 million viewers ·ro watch time policeman who would tak• far over the years has not tak· o1men wUI be queried by Monday night at the Parent Teacher's Association meeting in recognition of their work this past school year. naut L. Gordon Cooper'o a regular, rotating trick on the ne regular Saturday night tricks mall 11 tl!ey want to repair Curly Wiles, at far right. was in charge of the patrol. Receiving awards are front row. I. to r ., M1k~ Ma~tm, Coty t. . Neal draws $t211 per In turn with o!iwor officers. This ... Improve oldewalb, curbo Boothe, Jeff Mankin, Benny Wright, Kelly Spencer. Sam Arnold and Kelly McKenzie , back row , Captam Kenny lsns called for the launchpatrolman from 11 results In the town hiring extra ond driveways. English, Chester Rou~h. Lieut. Gary Mitch, Lieut. Mike Globokar, Ronnie Reuter and Ron me Tatterson. Absent 81 1o be beamed to Europe m. to 7 a. m., and also has cloty officers, or patrolmen hav· "If this can be made a town- was_Jeff Y.:::rry. ~ Sentinel_~h_oto._ __ ~ --~· _ _ ~ . ~--·-- --~-·-- ~-- . ~-- . _ ~Telstar aatelUte and then relations with mer. ing ro double over on .'lhifts. wide thing," said Childs. "a ~M7:.iL":>t·wrc,x.,.,¥<:¥i Mit_,.~· .:,..~~,. "' r yed by land lines. F o u r as night watcbman. The mayor also said slate ex· contract can be owardecl for munist bloc nations There was a long, awkward amlners have found tile employ· the entire job, thereby saving The Syracuoe Cburcb of the , Czechoslovakia, period of quiet by the fire coun· ment of an officer who has pr!· property owners a lot of mon· Nazare.. is holding • special East Germany- were eon-- cUmen present, Wayne Gibbous, vate contracts for police protec· ey." mislionary servic~r May 1i at ted ro tilt network, which William D. Childs. Charles Asa lion close to vlolatloo of tiwo He suggested _ approved by 7,30 p.m. Tbe public Is lnvit. c "nds from Spain to Finland Bradbury, John Zerkle 1 nd law. if nol acutally so. council - the town may bill . • eel. Tbe opeaker will be Rev. E. E. Davis of Oak Hill was elected president when 20 1 Western Europe. Officials Gene Barrio, following the MayTO IUY TILE property owners for tho work H. Vlncedt Seeley, mlssloa· former officers. directors. members and guests of tile , -tbel ·"'!'!;.,pl<kl.. ,up the or's On ·tile recommendatiou of done on theh- property (to be t) ::a~"11 :· Southeastern .Ohio Regional Coh'D<il met at the Colonial tlecast .lor r~ IHifllO!eS. 1"urthee' ~ lll'ougbt La\illente Melilfy, · ltfflt-lon.. .......,..,..._lor each . 'l1le Shelly Company o 11 rene da -=~ ·lo Bolivia Inn in Jackson rec•nUy to reactivate \he Council. '\iiere was no lndlcatwn of what out theJt pomta: man approximately 400 feet of er through an engmeerlng estl· Thorneville one of five firms Y • '!Ills Wayne Foster. Admmlstralnr . . Ue th- planned to make of _ The Mayor while havina • te) In tu Mlddl t · and su~r1ntendent of coa- f H 1 H .1 1 . • 11 . e1ght rountv area cnns1..,tm~ of .-. ta ., N f h•. . .... ,_;: elihl-inch tile will be purchased ma . . rn, epor that enlere<l bids. was granled strucllon on the cburcb dl.. o o zer "'P' a '" "" Ipn- Alh G ·II"18 H k J ·k ~o~w: •pe. ea 1 or IS re111&·-1wn. by the town 1nd Its cost ~ could fmance the project the contract bv the MeiQ:s ('Olin lis served as chairman for thr ens. 1::1 ' ~ mg: a«:: • • • f•n: ..... t.r. --lve 11 was · lhro gb bond eel b . · trlct tbere. , 1· . h lh lh If' son . Lawrence, ~1eii~'S. F•ke and IIU.LII• liN · ·~"' • rated to six property owners u . s ~.cur y con· , ty commissiOners Monda~· for e ect10n w en ese o N 11 1- . SPRINGFI!:LD. Ill. An prepared to bring charges aJona Broadway between Locust tracts w1th 1nd1v1dual property Itheir 20-mile blacktop seal pro "~1"~"'<:-#M•nN>~~w.4~~tw:..,~""""-....; cers were elected . Bert Mills. ' Vmton . approved a ff•que~l . ta 1 -•asy •-·- may -11 the end I"'· time •.,. .• t have each co~.mt ~· select he 1ron 1on. 1..Irs 1 \ ' l('f' preslut>n U'rc wU\.--c: '"rIWI .. and Ash-sts. Installation of the owners. Igram. : . . of a lone political bailie and - Councilman Childs poln._ted tile, •••e"ther with a new croos· Cllllii<Ome• l<<epted ~. I The successful bid, was for :Dean L. Dollison. Logan: e<l" · represenlai!Ves by next J:tl~. I, It 1 checks for 1 11 te 1 ~ to serve as board rn~mocrs re!!U n OU COUIIC. crea s po81 10ns lng of Broadway by tile, w\11 be propoaal eatl!uoilstlcally, In $44,245.10. Shelly is the firm ' lond vice president : Russell A. ed llllnoil' relief families. and establishes pay ~les. but done by tile town. tl!o belief tl!o public would thai has operated a blacktop 11 Malrick . Waverly. third vi: e It was further agreed to pl.>n "·-tary of State Charles F the M or hire nd f CCI """'" , · ay sa 1res. Water collects In an open leaer&IIJ 1ceept die plan. mix plant in Syrac11se the pasl Ipresident : Joe Saltz. M< ~rlhur. a schedule of mo"Jthly met>tmgf" Carpentier, the ata.tes.No. •• ade the di'•h there now, Manley pol"nf· 'lbe first step will be learn- two onmm•rs. . With September Jackson count'y s~cnsurhg "'·' I 1 -The Mayor had m ~ i Iourt h Vlte prest'den t : Mar 1t:l lht> meetlr.c under bl Repundlcanted, and the.. 0~~:, ead· po'llposal. because be was un- eel out, constituting 1 health ing how many owners want to Other bidders for the project 1L. He<:hl. Athens . secretary. direction of Fred Pic-e. ~·•d G•lers I lea Y ex...,..~ the der the 1mpresalon all of c;oun- haurd, among other problems. proceed. were Earl G. Williams of Ath- i •and Carl Dahlberg. Welblc.n. GQP-domlnated legl•lature lo ell (in Informal dlscus81onsl Cost of t!wo tile Is estimated at APPROVE ORDINANCE ens with a $49,597.23 bid. Shel- l Itreasurer. ha counly sponsoring the Octopi~ today a bill to Pr<;tYide the had agreed generally ~at ~ 35 cents per foot. It Is believed ~ncll approved, with sus· Iy &. Sands of Thorn~ville, $55.·1 the Pomeroy Polire ~epar~- The Council wtlkh s~rve~ an ~trM~e~~:~e~~der the dire~::ivo money for the resumptiOn of re- order !lilly to comply w1th Ohio - ---~- ~ -~ · ~- penswn of rules, three reading• 361.28; H. D. Goeglem, $54,375, , ment loday completed Invest! , Uef ~checb. law, and to remove tension m of Ordinance 863 makinl minor and H. & s. Contracting Com- gation of a two-car at·ddent ~H .•G Mr . Davis. in accepting the .· • • • the department, the jobs changes in administration ol the pany of Columbus, $48,456.89. that occurred Sunday at 4 p m. , 'tpresidency. stated Ihat he and 81 NA.SHV'ILLE, Tenn.- ~ separated." pool and park, and transferred Five proposals are included !on West Main-st. and revt"r5ed ' the officers would mo\'e group of about 160 Negro stu· -_Childs demurred. He said 1800 from the general fund to on the project Shelly is lo the order ol events in anoth.r quickly as possible Jo re-estabI bed ltb hite heck lo h kno led til .. I I I I Iish the Council to its former W W • ~ 18 W ~ ere a ways the fire equipment maintenance double seal six miles of road on 1wreck. , denIs cas ~~ mad pollee Monday durmg had been odds ldisagreement fund. county road 28 from Beaver 1 Police said a vehicle dr1ven · ~sition of . erfectiveness in 5eran anlkegragatloa march oo that point). CLEAN-UP WEEK corner to Bashan four miles of ' by Joan Schultz 11 of Reeds· I mg the etghl county area . through downtown NashvDle. A -Zerkle offered a motion In Mayor s m I I h announced county road 46 irom Rt 7 to ville ran into the l~ft rear of Present were J . K. Alien, Qumber of persons was injured llne wlth the Mayor's suggea. <c..u..n 011 P•Je Twol Rt. 248, 0.5 miles on county an auto operated oy Rohert . Ga\hpohs. Chu·Pnce klo!l~_,r Loand at least three men were ar~ tion, but it failed for iatk: of I Funeral services are announ· Iroad 36 , Summer road from 1 Bur ton. 33 , ol Pomeroy as I•e Members H PI or theRidMeigs cound gan, E E Carl D ·Dahlberg, 0 k H"l'Y..f"llston, B rested. second. Al ced for Raymond (8 u c k) Route 7 to Route 680, 1. 5 miles . attempted to rnakt' 1 1 e 11 ty ~· easure ers ~lien · . , . av1s , P. ' •. U'"rnn More demonstrations were - The Mayor denied !here RUe, age 611, who died Monday on the Wippel road from Route \ turn There was medium dam· Ied the Soulheaslorn Ohw 4·~ Ile\eau, Athens .. !lean L. Dol· •lamed for today The 4emon· waa any tiling pers01111 In his morning at Holzer Hospital 17 to county road 34 and 3 31 I0 th d M. S I Saddle Horse Cllnw al Alhony . hson. Logan, Wa)ne Foster. Ga~ •1r · •-- wh h b. ' · age e cars. an tss 1.' 1-r R"d" 1b d St ltpoii·s Erw·n L G h k Ath ' · at."'"' ic roke a truce, suggestion, since Neal had o~ where be had been hospitalizmiles on the Flatwoods road ullz romp lamed of a minor I m~ c u groun s a ur~ . I . .e r e, . will continue untU "some con· posed him in the recenl prim- ed for the past 10 days with from Route 33 to Route 7. Ineck injurv urday . ens, Lavon Goodhve, wgant ttete steps are taken to end ary. "Thls has been a contihu- prleumonla. I commissioners Kenneth M(·· 1 Als . ~-8 5 c n ·rm I The group was welcomed by 1 John Hunsaker, LoM.tn. Jack · tegteptloo here," saki John ous problem, even in previous He was a rallroad engineer, Elhinney, Avery Nelson and , 1 ~ h hed by ~- Don L. Dav1s . Athens count~· ] Lenser, Athens. Russell A. MalLewis, C!l\f,irman of the Student administrations, and It .... ms a member of the Brotherhood Charles R. Karr. Sr .. also voted l 'c~en IC a ~e~r ay t al 11 car I4-H extension agent. Bob Bish- ' r.lck •. Waverly . Ken ~1or~an, GalNonviolent Coordlnatlng Com· now is as good 1 thne as any to of Locomtive Eng~eers. a n d to purchase a roller from the j~utl ndb~. th le . L. d"r:ell ~~. 1 op. manager of the Southeast· !hpohs , ~urr 0 . NIXon, ~~an. Qlll~. face facta," he said. of the Old Kyger B apt lo I Timberiey Kay Carr. sl x . Rish Equipment company at 8 H ~ R ~ f ~ c~r d r en h) ern Ohio sub-station at Carpen- 1Fred Rice. Wellston, W!l.aecl ; .• • • - At least two councilmen Ch~ch. He was preceded in month-old infant daughter of ·C<lst of $8,093. az: ee 0 ~t an ov.er 1 e 1ter. spoke on management. care 1 Potter· Jacks~n ard Howard R. . BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Two suggested tile nsponsibility of death of hll aftiler Arthur Rift Mr. aod Mrs. Charles Carr of Discussion was held bv the ~eeh e~ at Trow ~teak dous~ i grooming. trimming feeL nu · i Thompson. Piketon. 11 fJJJiecl Negro athletes, Floyd maDDing the poJice department and a daughter, in infancy. Tuppers Plains, passed away commission on 8 recent 'meet~ 1 . a ear Jer repnrte 1trition . disease. showmanship, I ••tterson and Jackie Robinsoo, was the mayor's, ~~ ~cO's, Surviving are his wile, Eve- early Monday morning after a lng in Columbus atlended by 1vtce versa. . and parasll•s. • 1 Town Heuer Off . 1rrlv~ Monday night to lend and that II there 10 fir1ng to lyo; iwor mo~r, Emma Scotl short !Uness. . Nelsoo and Karr .. The two Re- Pollee also said James Bat-: western horsemanship dem- 1 At End Of A ril support 1o anU-oegregatlon ef· be done, get oa with II. Rlf• of Kyger. a brother, Mar· Surviving along Wllh the par· publican commiSSIOners wen! to ey, 19, of M!ddleporl has been ! onstralions were gtven bv Don· ' Middl 1 Cl k G te forls. · That's wbereJt·rested. lon of Columbua; two sisters, ents are a brohter, Douglas; 1 the capital citv representing the Icited to Mayor Charles Legar"s 1ina and Kay Allen and ·Dickie I ~': nd er i h ~a 1repoLer S 0 thay ndg t ~ llay. • • • NOT EXPLORED Mrs. Glenna Shuler of :hash· three sisters, Marcia, ·reresa Meigs welfar~ department for 1 court on a reckless operatiOn Elliott while Sharo Bickle 1 1 0 WASHINGTON , - To relieve Whlle empoymen 1 t of a ···'I KU· ae · Rl .1 a nd Mrs. Mltl"Y Welis a nd Son!a, a II a t borne; an d discussion of a proposed leg- 1<' harge. Idemonstrated · English hor sem;w- lslght an· counc . a '1 e · m a "dlsclWinOI'J C!l'lsil" In Wash· time nltJhl officer would cost of Mlddlepoct, a niece whoin grandparents, Mr. od Mrs . J. islative bill 1 ship 1f d '"f Jngtop acnQola the Houae has the vlUage more, council de- he had reared, Joan Harrison D. Carr of Alfred and R. E. ~~~r'"%?"'1"-~~'.\!.,n~~'W. Meigs Memorlll Hospital ) Al~ending from the Meigs i ~;ri~ : thr:U~:S:p~il ~ piiSied a bUI to allow Jildlcloua cllned to tackle that problem of Rutland, and oeveral othar Douglas of Sh~de. . A resular meetblr of the ADMISSIONS - Doris WoKe : group were Billie Dowme. Ter- 1 Hi• report. accepted by coun· 1 !~!"J.~ ~:::.~;.!;, ::;'t~~~h~=·;: ~::~ n~l: :::f":"·weclnesday ne:::':;r:: ~~.':.' 7 ~h~ Mlddlepocl Alhletlc As,..,l· Racme; . Lucrelia Genheimer, essa t~ooch . Clarir< Day Bel· ,cil. showed $19,606.78 on hand It haa voted to let school outh· concluded the ddiu.n:. I at 2 p.m. at the Rutland Metil- lion ·Church at Tuppers Plain•. atlon will be •eld this even· Pomeroy' Jamce Page, Rut· ty Gayle Campbell. Ann WII· Iat the begmnmg of the month, • · _ , the coo . . . . lng at 7:31 p m. Ia lbe bl!!b Iland . son. Ruth Ann Kloos, Nancy receipts of· $8 243 45 expenses 1 o1• (a fulltlme officer would draw odiBt church With Rev . Car I Burial wUI be In the Chr1s11an h 1 M In · b) 1 1 . Ml· DISCHARGES - Edna Hum- Harris Cathy Morgan Che;. of $7 192 92 ' .d ' 1 j orltlea IUipend or • .,... io!fttlera. ~ per month) flna~lally im· Herrinl officiating. Bulral will Church cemete~. Friends may ;~;:'s· r-:.rty,ulo;c M~:• ath· Iphreys. Athens ; Harold Reev· yl Williams. Becky Ho,;..ashelt clerk's' bal~n;,. :f $20~6S:3':' possible. Stm, the poml was not be. In the MUes . Cemel!'ry. call at tile lam1ly home. Funer· leteo. AU lntereoted penon• es, Pomeroy. and adults, Mrs. Fred Leifheit. all operating funds ' . Boy•' League WUI . elljllored. Friends wUI be receiVed at the al arrangements are In charge are urred to attend. I Melas Geaeral Hospital Mrs. Ralph Campiwoll and Esk· . '·€0mplete Slate Mayor Slnllb said Patrolman Chase Funeral Home until time ol Arbaugb FIIIU!ral Homo at -~ ' 11 ADMISSIONS _ Alonzo Per· ey HilL TO HOLD PICNIC · . AU periOIII lnteres!M In lite Neal hu maintained lo him, of Hl"Vicell. Tuppers Plaint. The Syracuse Third Wed_. 1ry, Albany; Clifford Ilewhursl, MidtiJeport Boytl' League basePomeroy; Rebecca W i I e y, WANT AUXILIARY day Home Demonatration cillt.. baH Progl'em ere Invited to e:fi Reedsville. A meeting has been .chedul· will meet Wedilesdly at tile Sy• 1 :.~ l!l"~ ··'e, :t..w-beatp~mto."!leted,_h_l .l nWofednofeflcersdal" DISCHARGES- None. ed for Thursday al 7,30 Roadllide al IO a, J:dC\." 1ol to organize a Racine Fire p.m. de-- racuse m. Each person park is asked ta TAKEN TO HOSPITAL partment Ladies ailllllary, at bring a COVered· dish and her BJ PAIJL rinu.li>l were ocaUered llld there wu no11et It be 0111" blood." , In his arm. Beulah Ltlnley of 632 Beech· , the fire house Wives ol all fire- own table ..,...Ice for the ag. ·.· lleporta ,!rom work commit· pamed AprU 2'7 ala•> will u~- ht=.U•••I re<UITenci of tho weoknd riot." one white youth, J. w Bur.l Prince Green. 5S, a Negro, was 1st m Mlddtl!port was taken to men are urged to attend. nual picnic. It will be the lui InVIted. on- Included BIRMINGJIAM, Ala. <UPlt- lag that causd Pr011dent Keane- geoa. 18, was trealed •t a hospi· hospitali!ecl In fair condilion with Meigs Me1110rlal liospital at ~ · meeting until September. to 11116 TWo wbltol youtha . _ eut with dy to order S,ottl troopo aent to uiJ for a deep gaoh on his arm. a pellet wound on his lace. Green IS a.m. today by the Middl., WOMAN FINED , • flnanClll lail.. and 1 Negro wu WOIIIId· milllal') beses In Alabama oo He told pollee two and onotber oaid be was emerging from a port emergency-rescue squad Pauline Saider was fined SID · BRANIIO ~A'VEII j!OSPrtAL od by a pe11tt liWI ifonday Dlgbt alandby alert youtl!, Ricllard Rite, 17, _.. store In a Negro neighborhood aod admitted as a me~ical pa· and costs in Meigs county cotJrt SANTA MONiti:Ai Calif,. !UPII 1by Judge Jl'rank W. f'9rler , Jr. -Act« ~lim 1111 the of thla r..U.Jiy Negro leader Martin Luther •tanding 1>1 a telephone booth , when" a car contaiaing three tient, wu,.. TODAY ton>. dty. Klllg Jr. appealed te memhen of nur bll homo wbe~ a group of white youths drove bJ. oo an intoxication charge. cuperating-'llil'· ~ (rom club offlcln Stata ~ (llllnlllod tile bla race at a ma11 mu,~i "M""' NflirOII drova · hJ aod turSed "I felt a terrible smack on the BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL an appai'Oiit ¥Ina 1~: :" !bat 101f ltiiDIII ..mu, a _ . .....,.,_ day ailhl "to be eolm and retala tl!OID, theo rCurl1ed ond boat jaw and I just felt numb all George Grindley of Syra· LOCAL TEMPS Brando M~' left Sll''·tiu.•a Ttlea!la1• .._, lt, of !odoral lraopo ljlaJatelll'd aa 01!" eomml-1 It IIO!Ivloi-.· tbeal with lllleb and llillrobecl hi!" over," he uid. Hospital olleod- c-, an a)lparelll heart attack Tllf temperature in Pome- Hospital~· was Uilt.ol 1u1 k( llirt ttt I obiBIIatMII peot li: ~ !oo11fa1 "We ca'l win maetilll ·~. w011 · o. :!<Dift. Pbllile ·oald lll!e ante mnoved a ~ lncl! metal victim, wu ~ to Meigs Gen- roy'o business district was 71 Friday whea be-,.a• ·~ ta. ')Jill,ia!ld ....,_ ttt 7 bulldinl ~- . · wllh,. Y~." he oald. "If lherii ,.. elabitod· ID the left·arm orid lo1118 fro111' hiii left jaw. ,Pollee eral hosplltlltidi.Y at S'IS a.m. degree• at 11:33 a.m. todll)', un- ,en U.l ~ · .~ 111 '1111 . ilt.lhll , v "' .liP( but bloW OjliiW' a· ~ atnoioiilwll tae~~to a~ .,lllatlo.lll'oU oll 1hl!d ,.. I:Dmmeat oa 111o lilcltjoqt hf 1111 u1 IIIIi. . ~ 8 '·--P .J-·~- ~ ,-·- - . . llacu ..,......, llllit. . dlr ~ cloudy skies. SheIIy WIDS • E. E. Davis Of Oak Hill Leads Reactivated Counci] c0fil rael For BiacklopplDIY :?. remarks.· ....M;;.S:,.':,! Reverse Events ' In A 'd ent On Mai'n Street """' Services For Raymond R'fe I roup s 1 Enlertai'ned AreAnnounced Bv Albany Club I I" • lnf D ant ieS After IllneSS ] Of Short T•IDle ' . I I I I I 1 1 r. :tr'\ 1 g:: t"~rea"f = 8 ~II"= ;;;:!: I ';! 7 1 1 2 W.h l•t.es cu t L;n·. ==ikt"'"'"""'"'""l Strl e• c •t orn l y 'f1 .J 1 LOCUST.·. & SYCAMORE .\QN . .. •' . ~: H.,;· ~•. ~~ ;, ; Pho."'-..wY .24422 covery areas around the world. So wiwon the d, .el engine dif· ,dar station at Bermuda made a Cooper was in "tip-top" lbape. ficulty developed . flight con· :flight today impossible. The ..,lias waa ,..ady to go. trollers decided they could ex· i For Cooper It meant resump. Officials had hoped to the last tend tiwo pia ned 11 . 30 m IIi o1 me in his ~g!It to get Cooper off today on his , " · a. · on . ,1 · m,OOO mile . flight. A poo~ EDT cutoff lime an hour and a quarters m the Capo ment when tiwo weather is good half if ne<:e,.ary . Purpose of S. He had hoped. to be aboard always raise!! the possibi.Uty the cutoff is to assure daylight the aircraft c":"ner Kearsaq;l that it may turn sour before time for recovery operations. SQutheast of M1dweay by Wedthe next attempt can be made .. _ But the faih'l""_ o_f.~he key~ra·~~e~ay evening·~·------ 1 1956Chevrolet Station Wagon • J.obn Aear Gnta 'lbfiiiD and Bitbara StaaWkk ID • .IOURNIY TO 'THI - -/ I Door Hardtop, automatic. radio ond heoter, lbarp. -and- ·~ Tuteo ·i G. .- 1955 Dodge Lancer • • .J Lawrence Harve)' Jane Fonda, Anne Baxter Ltundry SPECIALS ' Door Hardl<lp 8 eyl. 8141. ohlft. IVOI')I and red, clean. TQNIOHT lOcO: Dry Cloanlne !All Ty.... ..r .. Keith Goble Ford Inc Can Now end arrange Ideal Council Declines Request T~ Abolish Patrolman Job 1\,; CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY rwith these home fix-Up 1be refused to work when called on to move the town at a,oo a. m. It took a lillie more than two hours to gel it going. Meanwhile, the Bermuda ra· dar was working only Intermit· tently. These difficulties spoil· ed an otherwlde perfect preflight count-down. The weather was fine !wore aod at key re- ... ~ PLANT BOXES FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 11·18 PAB:ACA.S, Venezuela A educator has been expell· Venezuela because a hen quoted blm that the way to e n d Cjfnmunlot terrorism In I h I woold be to kill a acore Redl, lnoludlni those who helterlng behind parUa· tary Immunity. p Taylr, aosoclato prof'I""'" of Latin American stud· . at Johns Hopkins Universl· I waa eocorted to the airport ay by three plainclothes cemen and put aboard a pfipe bound for New York. Tay· said he wu "grouly ml,. ted" by tile Caracas new,. Air Force major was to have goes Into orbit at a point IGO rocketed into !he sky. He had miles In apace and 500 miles been in his cramped Faith 7 from the cape. ..,_.aft for 4 hours and 19 The "sctub" came nearl,y 10 minutes. I minutes after another difflcul· Tho faulty radar is at Ber· ty, a balky diesel engine, had muda, one of the key ataUoos In been cleared up. The encine is wu an-- the worldwide Mercury track· used to move Ule 450-ton service at a. m. EDT, 12 ing network. This is the radar tower to and away from Coopbefore the 36-ye&r-old that tracb a spacecraft 11 Iter's mighty Atlas booster. It H-o urs ill·- . L ,1 ..;,~.,.,.,~..;,, ,. , , .•.. ,,,~,~ . - ~''¢~'"'""'"'>t-J>-~·'"''"l "'" ' lli'J* .. , �' -...,-- . Ri ver Repott . ·l-tlaD11111tblel. Pomtroy-Middleport, 0., May 14. 1963 jdralnboard ""P problem. II any La·w make·r.·'S Ge t ["_ cil Declines H 1stem• Sh l n t0. uea V'V mee k Ah0J'IShment ApprovedFOr' .J ' ""m Co ty F ·• ' member of our tare• family has a cold or other eonummlcablo . dlseut, U..t penon putl • rub- ber bond ,., hll ~~an. 1n more than one II "catchllll.'' o..,. ......... , GalllpoUI different colored bonds can be dam 17.8, 13.1, fl1lllllng 7 feet used. It works at our house. on rollers, Pomeroy-Muon lt.o , DUDE 84, Pt. PltoiiDt :at.M; Jllaliln COLUMBUS _(UPJ);... St~te ,lawmakers after a slow ly Helen lenel Door Dade ud Olllen: .091i stationary, ~will Falla .start Monday mght rolled up their sleeve$ ani! plunged , It never ceasao to amaze me 1.17 fallin1, Chwllllon 17-tz, jnto the week'& business today wit)! a po$Sible floor fj&ht ihow_a tiny annoyance wW flood Montcomery Ialand Dim• IU loomln& In the H~use. 1 my "mailbox with suggestions. 11.0, running Hi feet. London.' The hassle seemed likely over the controversial "no GIRDLE HURDLE II very foolish to regret being Evidently the cupa runneth ov· Marmet and Winfield dams were work, no reli~f" bill, already passed by the Senate over Dear Hat011 , 11111alk:hested. -• er on mony 1 drainboard. on the slllo. DernQCralic opposilioo, 11 My daughter ha• what I! COY· -ms that any young lirl Here's an Idea : Why don't S..l 111tvemn11 Although oeverl!l lll)norlty ob- billion buclget. ' 1y tmown 11 1 "tummy." She "ho paoses the It-Inch mark 15 manufacturer equip oinks with Ohio River 1N tJo )ootlons to lho biU were removed Durin& Monday ni&ht'o acllon, is 13, and beginning to be in· olmos!, IU~maUcally branded drinking fountain&, fJt place me 7:10p.m.; Lei; s:.ar:l:p::• lA committee In the iqwer eham. the contro-..rsial proposal to btn terested in boys, so this ''baby ~s th sexy l t • ~ e c II a II Y in small-fry reaching distance 8:35 P m. Patten dow ~ 4 ber, Democrat!i caDed a caueu.s communlsb§ or perSons advocat- • Helen Help Us/ --------------------.! fat" bothers her. She wants me Y e wo ves w 0 ounge i' .somewhere in the house ? We to get her a Jlrdle to. wear to ~~~E;m:sel. J know! - installed one in our Oregon yarci achool. Do you think glrdl••. for n- H 1 . • Itwo yean aso ond lt's one of th , ~•r • en th 13-year·olds 1re quite e mg . This i• d~ected to the moth 1the thinK~ I misslmmoat . at our -MRS. X or ot the "coltiah-32." There'• new location. I eat ate 11 oovos Dear Mrs. X' , , , . lingerie department in a store at least a thousand k1tchen mop Ia I definitely don t . I~· ne1th· in our town which advertiseo, era doctor nor an uemse buff, "We Fix Flats." Believe me, but I believe that If an ado!· it's easier to add curves than eacent depend• on a girdle to bike off bulK••· - WISHING tone down what her atomoch ,sHE COULD OI!:FLATE A FEW muscles should;, sht rna~. al· iPOUNDS ALL OVER. ways bt ~ pottsville In t O.ar Helen : bathmJ suit. i When you aet I letter from "Be,~t ,way tooodb~rln o.~ dt~t a business person who llln• po • 8 ~ .ean . ' herself Jane Doe, no Miss or .lots or w'lkmg, awJmming bik- Mrs. before It, bow do you log, etc., a rew planned ex:er- write the salul:ltion: " Dear Mill else&, and, moat Important of Doe" ao you won't take all, a "pull·in" attitude that any'chanceo M marrying of! a never quito. once your daug.ht· ainele sal? - UNDECIDED job&, &,000 slammed doora, and so many d1rty &laSBes, I could· n'l even count them - H. Dear Holen: May 1 comme~~t on t h Ia "Should Wives Cook Husband's Breakfast" ltemT 1 am · very happily married. Every morn· i"'l at 5:45 I'm up In tho kit· m , 0~~· 8 Ea~'tern ... ' • u 14 .~ up 14 , 7 ~.~.:O ::s, ... a5m . ::~ J h ' Chotin up 15 ' • ·- . o n J . Rowe up !5, a:50 a.~.'; Blue Seal up l6, S:40 a.m.; Freiber· ser up 17, Uti a.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 17, &:40 a.m.; Jordan up II, 6,2& a.m.; Penqylvanla down 19, 8, 30 a.m.; Ranger down It, 5:20a.m.; C. V. Har.. or down 211 , t a.m.; Jerry Booworth up 211, 6:ZO am.; Philip Sporn down :ill, I: & a.m.; Gona up 20,7:25 a.m.; Bonua H. down 21, 5:15 o.m.; Albert Holden ' UJUD r C..ti.... P•J• 0.. Clean-Up Week May 20 to May 25, with pickups of trash In suitable containers near curbs on lht,. days: First Ward, May If. Se<ood Ward, May !1. Third Wll'll May Z%. Fourth Ward, May SJ. FHib Ward, May H. Make-Up day, aU Wll'lla, .. nU, Mly lith. ·' 0 OW Dail7 sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle rt, '%, •:me IIIUII 1!1 "'' rhue. win t's .,..!:;.;"~ = M In another actlon. council ap. be h let after the House went inti) session ing the overthrow of the Com~ti- proved an Ordinance 864 to ~C:: A: 1; ~ 1 ~· m. b to ~~s~a the measure. tution .wa• reported. favorably out make Plum-st between Locust _,-, \IJ. ' thi t.fl:dJPrelent law provides that coun· of subcommittee alter les1 than and Ash-sts one way between bow~ pay~• tolub~•~'" k's study April I and Oct. I, as a oalety prem Ulllf .. ~ C "":".::/'! tlea~o-may .use relief recipients for a wee . measure during months the care of entrlBI, ribboN, -~ wor, projects. The new propoul, The lull Houoe Government Op- park ls in heavy use. No on the Judatni· ,iu sponsored by sen Roy B Gard- orations Committee was expected street arkin will be rmltt. The board, preaklad OYer by um-, R·Manof~eld, would requ~re 1o act Wednesday to recommend ed on ~lum·s~. pe Frlld LeiRtelt, president, ~ work whorever 1t wao available. the proposal, ~nsored by Rep. A resolution was approved termlned to take up with the~· Mombero of boll! .parti01 have Chalmers P. Wylie, R • Frankl1n, banning parking ori the eaot county coii!Mluloners ~lllnl ~" j • ':1:. obiiOI'ved that the bill would not do m~th to chango the """ent olluation tn thlo orea. Fight Provloloa Removal A maJOt obJEdJOn, however, wae retmovlaalof • prtovllslon of the '* lor a floor vote. . In floor action, represenlatiV.. paooed by a117-t8 vole a bill to outlaw pollullon of streams by wast.~ from so-caUed "pig parlorDs. . . ~ide of South Third-av between L!ICU 1 and M lbe Ia f trial ~riod of~::~;~ as ~~un~ .1 li h d 1 ed cJ-r::rM~yor~s :e:r~ of $50.50 for April was accepted Trea· new roof on the erounda off~ bulldlne. ' Also, the board will proceetl'l at once to build a *'tAU hnraa,. barn,~~ put a cement floor the Junior F.air buildlne, ,1 THE SHOE BOX a U. S. KEDS chen fia:inl hot bbcuJtl, gravy, down 21, l :ts a .m.; Dlael up 23 preten permt t ng coun~~ ~nbtng the problem as one: · meat. 'II•· and coffee for my 5:20p.m.; Little Edward down to charg~ welfare costs for pfr- experle~ced by "every rural surer Robert Byer attended, advance, IOWI IDOitly lteady; l-Ie man. Thil Ia one of the few 23, 1:30 a.m.;.'Juannl up Green· aons commg from another county county m Ohio," Rep. Gail Por- and Clerk .Gene Grate assisted 20().215lb bai'I'OWI and glltlll.lOJ quiet momenta we have tocelll- up 12·25 am. Robe I W Le or, that only he and I ahare. down Gree~up'2·110 arm. HI Money couldn't buy that part Bosworth II do..:n Gr~.;,~ ~ .• ~ er (even •• you and II trams Dear Un· of the day - Jt'l our moat pre- I m . Mill Lou d G p "'""' •-rsell to ou•-nsclou•ly hold . - YEAR OLD . . , own reenup rx: • u{_:u Most 1ecretarle• Jettle for ciou1 time.-""'· • 7:45 a.m.; Waverly up 33, 3·40 lhat Uno. shr " smooth out that j"Mioo Doe" wben otatus Is WIFE a.m.; Elleha WOOds down l3 S-curve IR I hurry . -H. indefinite But It 1a permlal4·30 am. Ra ood d ' Dear Helen: lble to "Dear Janr Doe."R~S SURGERY "· l:Ss ~ .m.;v~:,., Qu~: Tell "Mother'' how lucky ahe H. Mrs. Dts1je Patterson, Pom· down 34: l·fJ , Southe 11 to h1ve 1 daughter who ia MIM"t OD'I'IIo cu, Problem eroy, underwent aurJiery Sun~ down sc' j. 30 Pp~·. 0 ' ~ ~OT too largo In thr Dear Helen : jday mornlng at Meiga General down s4,' 1 p.,.~;.;1, ';:,~r . ond tell her dau&hter that she Hert'l bow wt IOJvt 1 b t llolpltal and 11 dolni nicely, land down 34 1 . 10 1 m I . · · · · Galllpolb Oom - Q u e en R aay, 1,:m.; bo.som bock to that county. A move to jterfield, R-Knox oaid his bill reinBOrt thlo provision on the lwould relieve ,.'Hution from the floor was <Onsidered likely. buildings, which are used to raioe The two changell made in com- animals ~ r market m;u-- would r~wr· h . I oth oDI•pooal .Met•~, ~.~. -, e P y:uca exer '""' ammations for the workers and Porterfield's bill would require Mayor Smith ln conducting the t-S li0-230 lb. 15.75-16.011, 230-251i meeting. lb 15.50-15.75, 2·3 2~210 lb Uli 5.50, No. 3 341J.3110 lb IS.50-14.011~ w., ber were bills to raise pensions 2~.00-32.110, good 2S.00-2I.OII, stand· for widows of township firemen ard 21.00-2S.IIO. from 130 to $110 monthly and to Hogs 2200 ; barroWI and gilts clarily the procedure for tax list- UJ lb down 35·50 higher, heavier Reporting FAMILY N.2ndA... 24.00-21.110; m..Uy prlmo 1111 Jbi, wooled lsmbs 22.0II; good and choice 80-iO lb. No. t pelt ohora , Jambs 18.00-20.011; shorn ewea 450o<; 6.~. DEMOCRATIC c·LuB . e •• , 2U0·22.00: average to high choice 1-S 300-!50 lb BOWl 1:1.151).UI.OO, S!t! 850 lb heifers 23.011, choice 700- 400 lb 11.00-12.10, :1-1 400-1110 lilt> ings on privately-owned utilities. Iweights fully 50 up, instances '15 10:$0 p.rn.; Charles Stevenson leaders indicated their party Senators passed six bills before ! up l1 p.m.: Semet up 12:50 would oppose the plan "in entire- adjourning, including one to ex- ~ a.m.: John MorroW' down 2:05 ty ." tend the time limit for tax levies a.m.; New Orl~ans up 3 a.m.; CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE IISO lb 1:1.00-22.50; lood 20.50-21.50 11.50-12.00: boars atoad)', 10.00." would place them under work· some other means for waBte dll!l· utility and commercial cows 14.50- 10.25, around 200 1b 10,50. ;.J men's ~mpensation coverage. po•al and provide fines of up to 1!.011, few 16.25-16.50; utility and Sheep 200; slaughter lambs 1111411 Democratic attempt~ to add these $500 (or failure to comply. commermal bulla s.oo-19.50; veal- shorn e:wes mostly steady; choice in the Senate had failed. I Also passed in the lower cham~ ers steady to 1·00 higher; cholee und pnme 85-DO lb IPrlnglembt; Also di•cu•sed In lhe minority ooucus Gov. James A. Rhodes' Golden Age Village proposal. JNhlch I• up for a floor City up 1:30 p.m.; CrucJblt up vole Wednesday. Democratlc Voice Of Broadway Mindszenty May Be 1Symbol Of Communist ResiStance Minor additions aad d!iiJCil* In tho 1863 OOIIIII)' ftllr· ICI!tdull were approvetf ~ In a moellng ol the fair botrd. .... rellfY Fraflk H. Johnslo!l "' • ported today. · ,, Included Wilt IIIII aq. "'tilt, o shee~ 'E>n The Farm Front Foreign News Comm ntary t all'.. _,, ' UD o., May 14, 'I'wo dericiency We handle all sizes of tanks for bottle gas. We service what we sell. • Furniture MEETING appropriation from five to 20 years. Markel ftep0ft RUTLAND, OHIO J. S. Lewis up 5:25a.m. ; Wed- bills totaling $13.5 million were ern up 5:45 a.m.; OVEC down expected to pass the House with8:25 a.m.; Pittaburger up 11 out difficulty and be ,.nt to lhe a.m. Senate. K..awb• River - DispatchFor Curnnt Need• CINCINNATI mPil-Livestock By DOROTHY KILGALL!N ty. He's "out of town" until the case can· er up Marmet 12 ::f0 a.m .; Hel· Requesttd by the R'hodes ad- Cattle 1800, calves 200; slaughtGossip in Gotham be settled out of court and with no pub· en .Z down Winfield 5:45 p.m.; minildration for funds to finish er steers under 1200 lb and helf· Academy Award winner Ed Begley Is licity- his government hopeo. Edeana Bosworth down Win- out the current fiscal year, the ers fully steady, steers above being pursued to join the cast of the Those who've seen rushes of "Beach field 8:25 'p.m.; Elgercliff down bills would allot $2.4 million for lt200 lb weak to 50 lOwer, oows \ ·, flicker, "Seven Days in May" The Party" say Harvey Lembeck's spoof of Winfield 8:55 p.m.; Chrh1 Jr. school aid and $11.1 for the wei- gteady to .strong, bulls steady: New York branch of the musicians' un· the leather-jacket motorcycle set, Marlon up Winfield 10:35 p.m.; Solvay rare program. average choice 975·1125 lb slaughtlon just underwent a big hush·hush Branda style, io hilarious . . . Building down Winfield 2:45 a.m.; Be• Over in the senate, representa- er steers 23.50, high good to low shakeup at the executive level. Even the construction experla are shocked at the ver up Winfield 4:15a.m.; Ofi. tives of ltate-Sllpported univenl- choice 900-1150 lb 22.30-2!.00: ocmembers can't figure out why one- lfn.- IRferior bmkwork being dooe. on-Aile of· ver Shearer down Winri\lld l ;. ties appeared before the Finance casioool 23.25, Rood 21.00.22.50, portant chap suddenly was demoted' to the important buildings goinfl up on the 0$ a.m. Committee to comment on appro· atandard 19.00.20.00, choice around checking the musi•, for cruise ships . . West Side. They predict it won't hold up priations for higher education 200-1250 lb 22.25-22.75, good with Denise Darcel has a new singing act all properly for more than three years, provided in Rhodes' record $UI 10me Jow_c~bo~ice~a'.'r.. ound~_'l~350"".__"lb~l!,.,.,.,...,...,...,...,...,,,,!!!·""""'""'"""·~:""'------..._t Phone SH. 2-4811 WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 7:30 P.M. Syracuse Grade School 1 PUBLIC INVITED I rehearsed. Now she needs a Gotham ahowcase The jazz world may lose one of its most important West Coast nightclub locations this Summer. The fa· mous Black Hawk in San Francisco reaches the end of its lease July 21 and the management hasn't booked anything af· tor that, leading agents and stars to fear the worst. Such greats as Dave Brubeck. Johnny Mathis and Carl Tjader came out of the Black Hawk. Producer Kermit Bloomgarden and his wife have decided to end it. She's ac· tress Virginia Kaye and she 'll resume her career . Jill St. John will time the amnouncement of her divorce plans lshe's estranged from Lance Reventlowl to coincide with the release of her latest picture. No, she doesn't want publicity -much Stella Stevens has finallv brushed her admirer of more than year'• •tanding- a very funny fellow Go figure out box office pull. If you a were a producer and wanted insurance. you could hardly do better than hire William Holden, the daddy of all lhe l.ox (l(fice champs. Yet his recent release, "The Lion," is being listed as the second feature on double bills in many suburban theatres. Reports that Jayne Mansfield settled ball a million dolla~s on Mickey Hargitay to obtam her MeXIcan divorce are the illllest. She never made the kind of rna· ney that would enable her to keep that much loot. She works irregularly 1n the movies. and makes personal appearances Bobby Darin, who arrives in New York in a few days to take over hi.o new offices in the Brill Building, will find the suite bare. His associates here were af· raid to buy furniture for the place lor fear the boss wouldn't like their decorat· ing scheme and would punish them Sue Lyon's handlers turned down a film offer from Roger Vadim, the expert on sex kittens Although bass player Jyrnie Merritt says he quit Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers to "get off the road and rest awhile," the real reason is a dispute with the leader. Blakey forced him to pay lor his own overweight baggage on airplane trips. and Jymie uses an elec· trically-ampli!ied bass with a heavy 90· watt amplifier and speaker, in addition to his bull fiddle. Rex Harrison led a chic party into the Sweet Chariot gospel club the other night and apparently had a ball. He ev· en unbent sufficiently to take a bow onstage and stay long enough to help a revival group launch "When The Saints Go Marching ln." And that's about $20,· 000 worth of Rexy . East Really Meets West department: Donna Douglas, who stars in television's "Beverly Hill· billies," is eoin& to make a personal ap· pearance tour in Japan, where the video show-for some unexplained reason-is a big hit. Paul Hornung, the suspended pro football hero, is getting offers to tour the lecture circuH during his year away whenever she can get a fee . hecause she from the sport. The subject matter, of Deeds the cash One of the African course. would be pro football. If Dinah delegateo to the United Nations has been Washington hasn't heard Esther Philtemporarily shifted to West Germany be· lips' new disc, "Release Me," she ought eauae of an impending lawsuit by a for- to glve It a listen. Esther sounds more Iller girlfriend over 1 matter of paterni· like Dinah than Dinah does. ~~~~~~~~~~g:!~;~~~=~~~:~~=~~t~~~~~~~ &rr u~ 't11s UTTLE OLD LADV,AVIIT Pffl!t'_ALE PfPPERCOIIN,OWHS ONE 511Ail£ 01' M4R!NATEO M.<lll!illMALLOW, AND FAITHFULLY MAILS iN ~~~ \OTIN(> PROXY 1'0'! TilE NEH STOC~· IIOUlEJIS'MEETIN6.... _ .. _ _ Jlado ON '1\lE CJi'I.IER SlOE 01= W.E COIN... OO~AN Q.J<i'o!OTTS --~u OWNS SO.OOO ~Am1S "1_.-J, \H\' ~ '1\lE SAME COM· "' 001¥ ( TI-IOtJQH HE'S BAREly CONSCIOUS ~ IT) AND MIEIIE'S HIS PROI(Y? ASK 6AIIIOONA, 1\.IE CLUNlN6 LAJ:"f ... State Director Of Auxiliaries Speaking Here TOTAL PERFORMANCE: Exln~mforl ~~~[~~~ Mrs. Vera S. Egan of Columbus, State Dir.Ctor of 0 h 1o Hospital Auxiliary w Ill be guest speaker at 1 mass meet.. ing of the Women 's Auxiliary .. This Summer••• with to Meigs Memorial Hospital to be hold in the lobby of the has· pital thla evening. . : :~ . ....... ' '· ' . ""··"· . :.~\~· ··,~, ~'0 '·. The meeting, which will op· en ot 7:30 p.m., will be in ,charge of Mn. Clara Lochary, ' prealdent of the MeiRs Memor· ial Hospital Au~:Uiary . Several Juelll have been invited and will be recognized prior to the ., addre" of Mrs. Egan, who will use 11 her subject: •·Volunteer Worker~ - Their Interest and Opportunity." Following the meeting, a social hour will be held in the Cafe· toria of the hospital. Mrs . Egan will arrive in Poduring the afternoon and _.;;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ta, are: l meroy 1 will visit the hospital for a detailed tour following her orriv· LaPd Transfers al. She will be guest of the Auxiliary Board It 1 dinner In the The meeting will 1ern as the Auxiliary's recognition of Na~ 1-wt!ekt!ndwlth Somerville, W.their Va.,mothtr, spent Mrs. 1 he E. M. Wood, In Middleport. The Battle of Fallen Timbets, August 20, 17114, waa oo-called becau.. the Indians fallen limbers and brush of the forest to hide and ambush American ooldien led by Major General Anthon~ Wayne. A mooumnt at Maumee the site of the battle. rHl DAILY SENTINEl DEVOTED ro INTIREil OF ......... ...,..., OIIEtGJ IIIIASON AAIA Chtlh1 ........... ._.... -- . ., ... '" Alii Tiny l~nd •bout Ford dur•billty: He'h lei! 1'1"' how k helped him win Americi's toushest stock·ca, competition, the O.yton,a 5((). ~und placed ftrst in ill Ford, With four other Fords ri•ht behind him fot' an unprecedented sweep of the first five p&..ces. Only the Fords were tough enough lo stand the pace. CNotor tlurobllltl' lo tho "'"""' ford it oble te offor • IDIIIc.ar w~rr~nty. Only a true total -performance car cou~ offer .M complete a warranty iS t~with no strings attache-d: . ~ord Motor Com~ny w•rrants to it:J dealers, and Its dealers, in lUtn, w.arrant to owners it1i follows: The\t for 24 months or klr 24,0CO mile1•, whlchevt?-r romes nrst, fre@ replacement; irtcluding related labor, will be made by ~alers of any part with a ~feet ln workmanJhip or materials. Tim are not COY'- You ...... put a lons-t- w...IOIIy llloo - .. ~~~~rrell, I """"' James Scott Rees, Jr., Virginia total $190,728 per year, and their Rees, .4'78 acres, Sutton. dependent wives and ctiildreri Eva Bailey Nunnally, E. J . Nunnally to Arthur Orr, Ethel •• acrea , Chester · L. Orr , I .~ · Martha Ellen Tay1or, dec., to Sidney W. Taylor, Charles J. Schappert, Esther Black, Aftld. or Trans.. Rutland. . Sidney w. Taylor, Goldie Tay· lor to Warren Black, E•thet Black, 1.30 acres, Rutltnd. Fannie F. Mourlng (Mourolag).dec., to Paul Mourlng, Henderson Mourlllg, Cert. for Trano. '6l Fords won the tpUollns Da)'IOflil, Rivenlde, ond Atlanta -~ •nd the d"""'ndlns Pu,. Oil ,trformMCo Tlllh. Only cars with ioti!l performance could roll up j;Q "*'f bll 'l'ins, Before you buy any new car, teSI-drive the <Qlid, lilent Sui* ·~ <liiyJ miles, wMchever cgm.s flrlt. lot lhl fll C. f.(). f/11., C.J.D . .fV t/lllrteJ afld ,..,~power rraln ~ 01 f ,fXJ) .1 Itt .,. • · aalid, ahlt SUPlR TOIGUI - ered by ·the wilrranty; appropriate adjus.tmentJ will be made by tl,.e flr4! comPanies. Owners will remain responsible for norm•l malntenanct services, routiM replacement of parti, suc:h as filters, sPirtc plug,, ignition point•, wiper blades, brake or clutch linlnss, and nQrmal deterioration ~~ soft Vim and Ro.·~ llfiPQI'IIIU . _ . ldlddltll(\fl. .. '· KEITH -GOBLE .FORD, INC., 451 SoutliThird St., Middleport ....... •I -~ I''' ·~:~'···- m~~ :.'~u~~lfl~t::s Ruby Ferrell fo/:=! to CecU Shilling, Barbara Shill· lng benefits from social securlng, 36 acres, Rutland. ity based on a total and perma· John Arnot~ Ellen Arnott to nent diBabllity. Their benefits term eM. The '63 Fords have a better Wilrranty becAUse they're built better than any Fords in history. You l8e evidence of thll ew:(ra toughness in Ford's outst1ndins competitive wins thiS~. Torque Ford. If you haven't driven one lat•ly, Y4MI ~n't N&lly know what a new ford is like. Remember: II if• ~ ill' fGf4. 11'1 buill Cor porfCiirman.,. , .. !!!!!!. peofanNn.._ \"fnat lngHiec. to Fannie F. Mourmg 376 children whose fathers (M!IIil'ltlvg), Paul Mouring Hen· are deceased or retired receive deno,,Mourlllg, Affld. of Tras. a total of $184,224 pet year. I YOU KNEW WHAT TINY LUND KNOWS ABOUT FORD DURABIUTY•••YOU'D BE OUT ENJOYIIG A'63 FORD ,Leliiuel 'l'!lbbs, dec. to Fr!U'Ii"i Woody~ Cert. 'l'tW.} llidford. ..£ld. . ~ receive $'12,780. , ----GRACE IN NEW y 0 RK NEW YORK IUPII--Prince Iller and Princess Grace of M~••·l oo arrived In New York M:~=~~ followlllg a vilit wllb her p la Pbiladelphia. · Th.e ~at eouple, Ia the .-~ ed states on a flv.e-week vlalt, eee oever!ll Broadway shows vlalt frlendll before ~elurna lho MedtterraDean pr pallty May :H \n lime fJll: May Prix. auto • -· The of ......,. m1 l6tJ is.. uranctl ,... Co~,fi!_!:."~Eatl ~rE; ,nie Jamel Jf.. 1boinas, Annabollo CUPJ:l.r-Maj, Gel!. Jolepb ~~~neM.Marklu, :i:~~bterof+"-Unl''"-tod.l '· . .-...-. -.~/ICtJOIS ·Whole I . fOr Cost Of llafey s. tiona! Hospital We•k. VISITS MOTHER Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Wood of their --;o.'" · - - - - - - - - 260 widows over age 62 reGuy D, &lin, Mary E. Bolin ceived , 179076. It . oOJmai- Hollon, Virginia Hoi· The 71 ..;idowe under age 62 lan,:&ll~ acres, Scipio. carlog for minor children reMouring (Mourn- celve f47 ,532. main dining room of the hosplt· at It 8 o'clock . ..- 1,367 retired workers $1,104,252 per year and wives receive $220,368. • \ I'....Cn.. . ---..:;:::;;-::~~ Now Sylltlll of •OYtllJ ooolor air meant drier. more eomforta.ble eoblilll all over the home Jot without draftal Yoa'ro cooler -Jet Coleman Blond-Air oooJ. lnr unit actut!IJ wwko louuvd.. up to ""'on eledrie bill euta water biD an amutnc · an t1%l ~No Wiler problems!) You la•e On lastallatlon. Cot.orotn's eu!uivo 1111 ·Inch • 0 . ,., ( • 111 d. ltlf ...,.,, ~·"'~ • "' H Yeor Wl1hf -Buoboord,... ...,. • ceoledlnthewtll. All rouad a...... ooottr houro of • u..,.,.,... ,....,.,•Pl"OVrhomo. CoadltloDOr fill anywhere- • ba...ent. utllit:r 1'00111, attle, or clolll, wbleho,.r jou prder. • lrf• ,.,., wll'llr• • • • • • • • 0 0 blender model• give JOU a w&ll to wall carpet of hat in tbe win. tar, eomrort •ooliot: la me aum~aer. Ohio is one of the,J<ey states in the world's largest investor!~'wned syst.eJ:n begun more than 30 years ago and oontinually expanding. This is a tin!! f\'lainple of what· can be accomplished by invi!atorowned companies, helping each other to ------ ' fREE" ESTIMATfS abollteurfl~<itt...._ ·CHASE HARDWARE CALL TODAY! Coloma•Blftd.Airr.--·. ,.,., d - u olr -dlllo-. You'.. Mvwltotl,... ,.,. ..... 111cb fnodoa from told fl...; aol<l ~~- --4/~AM serve you bettel'.! . . . ,. . • ·· · · <> I I . . · .l!lllzabeth Morrlaoo, Ed· stata ltelil . . . •, ward Morrison to Curtia N. eOpreit•ui•C .. , ·, · ,: , , 'J11LC)!.:O" 'c~~ ~ .1 ,Jmes; t.ot, C.tel'. · . 'I1MI · · · FIIOIIt 1W'!'(; t'2$lt •' Rutb l!Uim, admJ:., lleftba been lllvlted liflhttllt~~;,;;)'. ;tOCUST STRUT" . . ; I ,. i . ·= · ~deC., to J. w. Deeter, tor ~kme ·oill't . .-; .. l;loellir, pirl:ll, Qlltt. C ,II '? I icdq. ' ' The electricity you "flick" on could come from far away. The electric company serving you is a part of an interconnected system which ties together 119 investor-owner -ompanies in 31 states. This interconnr "'on is another way we serve you be' cr. It greatly increases the dependability of your ele!!tric service. The economies made possible by interconnections help keep your electric bill low. ~ ~· fiN' Rooms qn & ...• ' "''UL -..uulllf5 \ ' Ohio ~lectric Comp~·~_, •. Tht Clncinnali GIS and Electric Company 11M Cleveland Electric Ulumlnalinl Conllany Cohlmllul,•nUattllttnr llltio 'Electric ~ny The Marietta Electric: Cilnipa~;:, Ohio Edii'llll Cttlllfi:IDI, Ollio ~.r:~~ -~~- . .~-' ti.U,' _·!" ___ _ .l ... �' -...,-- . Ri ver Repott . ·l-tlaD11111tblel. Pomtroy-Middleport, 0., May 14. 1963 jdralnboard ""P problem. II any La·w make·r.·'S Ge t ["_ cil Declines H 1stem• Sh l n t0. uea V'V mee k Ah0J'IShment ApprovedFOr' .J ' ""m Co ty F ·• ' member of our tare• family has a cold or other eonummlcablo . dlseut, U..t penon putl • rub- ber bond ,., hll ~~an. 1n more than one II "catchllll.'' o..,. ......... , GalllpoUI different colored bonds can be dam 17.8, 13.1, fl1lllllng 7 feet used. It works at our house. on rollers, Pomeroy-Muon lt.o , DUDE 84, Pt. PltoiiDt :at.M; Jllaliln COLUMBUS _(UPJ);... St~te ,lawmakers after a slow ly Helen lenel Door Dade ud Olllen: .091i stationary, ~will Falla .start Monday mght rolled up their sleeve$ ani! plunged , It never ceasao to amaze me 1.17 fallin1, Chwllllon 17-tz, jnto the week'& business today wit)! a po$Sible floor fj&ht ihow_a tiny annoyance wW flood Montcomery Ialand Dim• IU loomln& In the H~use. 1 my "mailbox with suggestions. 11.0, running Hi feet. London.' The hassle seemed likely over the controversial "no GIRDLE HURDLE II very foolish to regret being Evidently the cupa runneth ov· Marmet and Winfield dams were work, no reli~f" bill, already passed by the Senate over Dear Hat011 , 11111alk:hested. -• er on mony 1 drainboard. on the slllo. DernQCralic opposilioo, 11 My daughter ha• what I! COY· -ms that any young lirl Here's an Idea : Why don't S..l 111tvemn11 Although oeverl!l lll)norlty ob- billion buclget. ' 1y tmown 11 1 "tummy." She "ho paoses the It-Inch mark 15 manufacturer equip oinks with Ohio River 1N tJo )ootlons to lho biU were removed Durin& Monday ni&ht'o acllon, is 13, and beginning to be in· olmos!, IU~maUcally branded drinking fountain&, fJt place me 7:10p.m.; Lei; s:.ar:l:p::• lA committee In the iqwer eham. the contro-..rsial proposal to btn terested in boys, so this ''baby ~s th sexy l t • ~ e c II a II Y in small-fry reaching distance 8:35 P m. Patten dow ~ 4 ber, Democrat!i caDed a caueu.s communlsb§ or perSons advocat- • Helen Help Us/ --------------------.! fat" bothers her. She wants me Y e wo ves w 0 ounge i' .somewhere in the house ? We to get her a Jlrdle to. wear to ~~~E;m:sel. J know! - installed one in our Oregon yarci achool. Do you think glrdl••. for n- H 1 . • Itwo yean aso ond lt's one of th , ~•r • en th 13-year·olds 1re quite e mg . This i• d~ected to the moth 1the thinK~ I misslmmoat . at our -MRS. X or ot the "coltiah-32." There'• new location. I eat ate 11 oovos Dear Mrs. X' , , , . lingerie department in a store at least a thousand k1tchen mop Ia I definitely don t . I~· ne1th· in our town which advertiseo, era doctor nor an uemse buff, "We Fix Flats." Believe me, but I believe that If an ado!· it's easier to add curves than eacent depend• on a girdle to bike off bulK••· - WISHING tone down what her atomoch ,sHE COULD OI!:FLATE A FEW muscles should;, sht rna~. al· iPOUNDS ALL OVER. ways bt ~ pottsville In t O.ar Helen : bathmJ suit. i When you aet I letter from "Be,~t ,way tooodb~rln o.~ dt~t a business person who llln• po • 8 ~ .ean . ' herself Jane Doe, no Miss or .lots or w'lkmg, awJmming bik- Mrs. before It, bow do you log, etc., a rew planned ex:er- write the salul:ltion: " Dear Mill else&, and, moat Important of Doe" ao you won't take all, a "pull·in" attitude that any'chanceo M marrying of! a never quito. once your daug.ht· ainele sal? - UNDECIDED job&, &,000 slammed doora, and so many d1rty &laSBes, I could· n'l even count them - H. Dear Holen: May 1 comme~~t on t h Ia "Should Wives Cook Husband's Breakfast" ltemT 1 am · very happily married. Every morn· i"'l at 5:45 I'm up In tho kit· m , 0~~· 8 Ea~'tern ... ' • u 14 .~ up 14 , 7 ~.~.:O ::s, ... a5m . ::~ J h ' Chotin up 15 ' • ·- . o n J . Rowe up !5, a:50 a.~.'; Blue Seal up l6, S:40 a.m.; Freiber· ser up 17, Uti a.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 17, &:40 a.m.; Jordan up II, 6,2& a.m.; Penqylvanla down 19, 8, 30 a.m.; Ranger down It, 5:20a.m.; C. V. Har.. or down 211 , t a.m.; Jerry Booworth up 211, 6:ZO am.; Philip Sporn down :ill, I: & a.m.; Gona up 20,7:25 a.m.; Bonua H. down 21, 5:15 o.m.; Albert Holden ' UJUD r C..ti.... P•J• 0.. Clean-Up Week May 20 to May 25, with pickups of trash In suitable containers near curbs on lht,. days: First Ward, May If. Se<ood Ward, May !1. Third Wll'll May Z%. Fourth Ward, May SJ. FHib Ward, May H. Make-Up day, aU Wll'lla, .. nU, Mly lith. ·' 0 OW Dail7 sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle rt, '%, •:me IIIUII 1!1 "'' rhue. win t's .,..!:;.;"~ = M In another actlon. council ap. be h let after the House went inti) session ing the overthrow of the Com~ti- proved an Ordinance 864 to ~C:: A: 1; ~ 1 ~· m. b to ~~s~a the measure. tution .wa• reported. favorably out make Plum-st between Locust _,-, \IJ. ' thi t.fl:dJPrelent law provides that coun· of subcommittee alter les1 than and Ash-sts one way between bow~ pay~• tolub~•~'" k's study April I and Oct. I, as a oalety prem Ulllf .. ~ C "":".::/'! tlea~o-may .use relief recipients for a wee . measure during months the care of entrlBI, ribboN, -~ wor, projects. The new propoul, The lull Houoe Government Op- park ls in heavy use. No on the Judatni· ,iu sponsored by sen Roy B Gard- orations Committee was expected street arkin will be rmltt. The board, preaklad OYer by um-, R·Manof~eld, would requ~re 1o act Wednesday to recommend ed on ~lum·s~. pe Frlld LeiRtelt, president, ~ work whorever 1t wao available. the proposal, ~nsored by Rep. A resolution was approved termlned to take up with the~· Mombero of boll! .parti01 have Chalmers P. Wylie, R • Frankl1n, banning parking ori the eaot county coii!Mluloners ~lllnl ~" j • ':1:. obiiOI'ved that the bill would not do m~th to chango the """ent olluation tn thlo orea. Fight Provloloa Removal A maJOt obJEdJOn, however, wae retmovlaalof • prtovllslon of the '* lor a floor vote. . In floor action, represenlatiV.. paooed by a117-t8 vole a bill to outlaw pollullon of streams by wast.~ from so-caUed "pig parlorDs. . . ~ide of South Third-av between L!ICU 1 and M lbe Ia f trial ~riod of~::~;~ as ~~un~ .1 li h d 1 ed cJ-r::rM~yor~s :e:r~ of $50.50 for April was accepted Trea· new roof on the erounda off~ bulldlne. ' Also, the board will proceetl'l at once to build a *'tAU hnraa,. barn,~~ put a cement floor the Junior F.air buildlne, ,1 THE SHOE BOX a U. S. KEDS chen fia:inl hot bbcuJtl, gravy, down 21, l :ts a .m.; Dlael up 23 preten permt t ng coun~~ ~nbtng the problem as one: · meat. 'II•· and coffee for my 5:20p.m.; Little Edward down to charg~ welfare costs for pfr- experle~ced by "every rural surer Robert Byer attended, advance, IOWI IDOitly lteady; l-Ie man. Thil Ia one of the few 23, 1:30 a.m.;.'Juannl up Green· aons commg from another county county m Ohio," Rep. Gail Por- and Clerk .Gene Grate assisted 20().215lb bai'I'OWI and glltlll.lOJ quiet momenta we have tocelll- up 12·25 am. Robe I W Le or, that only he and I ahare. down Gree~up'2·110 arm. HI Money couldn't buy that part Bosworth II do..:n Gr~.;,~ ~ .• ~ er (even •• you and II trams Dear Un· of the day - Jt'l our moat pre- I m . Mill Lou d G p "'""' •-rsell to ou•-nsclou•ly hold . - YEAR OLD . . , own reenup rx: • u{_:u Most 1ecretarle• Jettle for ciou1 time.-""'· • 7:45 a.m.; Waverly up 33, 3·40 lhat Uno. shr " smooth out that j"Mioo Doe" wben otatus Is WIFE a.m.; Elleha WOOds down l3 S-curve IR I hurry . -H. indefinite But It 1a permlal4·30 am. Ra ood d ' Dear Helen: lble to "Dear Janr Doe."R~S SURGERY "· l:Ss ~ .m.;v~:,., Qu~: Tell "Mother'' how lucky ahe H. Mrs. Dts1je Patterson, Pom· down 34: l·fJ , Southe 11 to h1ve 1 daughter who ia MIM"t OD'I'IIo cu, Problem eroy, underwent aurJiery Sun~ down sc' j. 30 Pp~·. 0 ' ~ ~OT too largo In thr Dear Helen : jday mornlng at Meiga General down s4,' 1 p.,.~;.;1, ';:,~r . ond tell her dau&hter that she Hert'l bow wt IOJvt 1 b t llolpltal and 11 dolni nicely, land down 34 1 . 10 1 m I . · · · · Galllpolb Oom - Q u e en R aay, 1,:m.; bo.som bock to that county. A move to jterfield, R-Knox oaid his bill reinBOrt thlo provision on the lwould relieve ,.'Hution from the floor was <Onsidered likely. buildings, which are used to raioe The two changell made in com- animals ~ r market m;u-- would r~wr· h . I oth oDI•pooal .Met•~, ~.~. -, e P y:uca exer '""' ammations for the workers and Porterfield's bill would require Mayor Smith ln conducting the t-S li0-230 lb. 15.75-16.011, 230-251i meeting. lb 15.50-15.75, 2·3 2~210 lb Uli 5.50, No. 3 341J.3110 lb IS.50-14.011~ w., ber were bills to raise pensions 2~.00-32.110, good 2S.00-2I.OII, stand· for widows of township firemen ard 21.00-2S.IIO. from 130 to $110 monthly and to Hogs 2200 ; barroWI and gilts clarily the procedure for tax list- UJ lb down 35·50 higher, heavier Reporting FAMILY N.2ndA... 24.00-21.110; m..Uy prlmo 1111 Jbi, wooled lsmbs 22.0II; good and choice 80-iO lb. No. t pelt ohora , Jambs 18.00-20.011; shorn ewea 450o<; 6.~. DEMOCRATIC c·LuB . e •• , 2U0·22.00: average to high choice 1-S 300-!50 lb BOWl 1:1.151).UI.OO, S!t! 850 lb heifers 23.011, choice 700- 400 lb 11.00-12.10, :1-1 400-1110 lilt> ings on privately-owned utilities. Iweights fully 50 up, instances '15 10:$0 p.rn.; Charles Stevenson leaders indicated their party Senators passed six bills before ! up l1 p.m.: Semet up 12:50 would oppose the plan "in entire- adjourning, including one to ex- ~ a.m.: John MorroW' down 2:05 ty ." tend the time limit for tax levies a.m.; New Orl~ans up 3 a.m.; CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE IISO lb 1:1.00-22.50; lood 20.50-21.50 11.50-12.00: boars atoad)', 10.00." would place them under work· some other means for waBte dll!l· utility and commercial cows 14.50- 10.25, around 200 1b 10,50. ;.J men's ~mpensation coverage. po•al and provide fines of up to 1!.011, few 16.25-16.50; utility and Sheep 200; slaughter lambs 1111411 Democratic attempt~ to add these $500 (or failure to comply. commermal bulla s.oo-19.50; veal- shorn e:wes mostly steady; choice in the Senate had failed. I Also passed in the lower cham~ ers steady to 1·00 higher; cholee und pnme 85-DO lb IPrlnglembt; Also di•cu•sed In lhe minority ooucus Gov. James A. Rhodes' Golden Age Village proposal. JNhlch I• up for a floor City up 1:30 p.m.; CrucJblt up vole Wednesday. Democratlc Voice Of Broadway Mindszenty May Be 1Symbol Of Communist ResiStance Minor additions aad d!iiJCil* In tho 1863 OOIIIII)' ftllr· ICI!tdull were approvetf ~ In a moellng ol the fair botrd. .... rellfY Fraflk H. Johnslo!l "' • ported today. · ,, Included Wilt IIIII aq. "'tilt, o shee~ 'E>n The Farm Front Foreign News Comm ntary t all'.. _,, ' UD o., May 14, 'I'wo dericiency We handle all sizes of tanks for bottle gas. We service what we sell. • Furniture MEETING appropriation from five to 20 years. Markel ftep0ft RUTLAND, OHIO J. S. Lewis up 5:25a.m. ; Wed- bills totaling $13.5 million were ern up 5:45 a.m.; OVEC down expected to pass the House with8:25 a.m.; Pittaburger up 11 out difficulty and be ,.nt to lhe a.m. Senate. K..awb• River - DispatchFor Curnnt Need• CINCINNATI mPil-Livestock By DOROTHY KILGALL!N ty. He's "out of town" until the case can· er up Marmet 12 ::f0 a.m .; Hel· Requesttd by the R'hodes ad- Cattle 1800, calves 200; slaughtGossip in Gotham be settled out of court and with no pub· en .Z down Winfield 5:45 p.m.; minildration for funds to finish er steers under 1200 lb and helf· Academy Award winner Ed Begley Is licity- his government hopeo. Edeana Bosworth down Win- out the current fiscal year, the ers fully steady, steers above being pursued to join the cast of the Those who've seen rushes of "Beach field 8:25 'p.m.; Elgercliff down bills would allot $2.4 million for lt200 lb weak to 50 lOwer, oows \ ·, flicker, "Seven Days in May" The Party" say Harvey Lembeck's spoof of Winfield 8:55 p.m.; Chrh1 Jr. school aid and $11.1 for the wei- gteady to .strong, bulls steady: New York branch of the musicians' un· the leather-jacket motorcycle set, Marlon up Winfield 10:35 p.m.; Solvay rare program. average choice 975·1125 lb slaughtlon just underwent a big hush·hush Branda style, io hilarious . . . Building down Winfield 2:45 a.m.; Be• Over in the senate, representa- er steers 23.50, high good to low shakeup at the executive level. Even the construction experla are shocked at the ver up Winfield 4:15a.m.; Ofi. tives of ltate-Sllpported univenl- choice 900-1150 lb 22.30-2!.00: ocmembers can't figure out why one- lfn.- IRferior bmkwork being dooe. on-Aile of· ver Shearer down Winri\lld l ;. ties appeared before the Finance casioool 23.25, Rood 21.00.22.50, portant chap suddenly was demoted' to the important buildings goinfl up on the 0$ a.m. Committee to comment on appro· atandard 19.00.20.00, choice around checking the musi•, for cruise ships . . West Side. They predict it won't hold up priations for higher education 200-1250 lb 22.25-22.75, good with Denise Darcel has a new singing act all properly for more than three years, provided in Rhodes' record $UI 10me Jow_c~bo~ice~a'.'r.. ound~_'l~350"".__"lb~l!,.,.,.,...,...,...,...,...,,,,!!!·""""'""'"""·~:""'------..._t Phone SH. 2-4811 WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 7:30 P.M. Syracuse Grade School 1 PUBLIC INVITED I rehearsed. Now she needs a Gotham ahowcase The jazz world may lose one of its most important West Coast nightclub locations this Summer. The fa· mous Black Hawk in San Francisco reaches the end of its lease July 21 and the management hasn't booked anything af· tor that, leading agents and stars to fear the worst. Such greats as Dave Brubeck. Johnny Mathis and Carl Tjader came out of the Black Hawk. Producer Kermit Bloomgarden and his wife have decided to end it. She's ac· tress Virginia Kaye and she 'll resume her career . Jill St. John will time the amnouncement of her divorce plans lshe's estranged from Lance Reventlowl to coincide with the release of her latest picture. No, she doesn't want publicity -much Stella Stevens has finallv brushed her admirer of more than year'• •tanding- a very funny fellow Go figure out box office pull. If you a were a producer and wanted insurance. you could hardly do better than hire William Holden, the daddy of all lhe l.ox (l(fice champs. Yet his recent release, "The Lion," is being listed as the second feature on double bills in many suburban theatres. Reports that Jayne Mansfield settled ball a million dolla~s on Mickey Hargitay to obtam her MeXIcan divorce are the illllest. She never made the kind of rna· ney that would enable her to keep that much loot. She works irregularly 1n the movies. and makes personal appearances Bobby Darin, who arrives in New York in a few days to take over hi.o new offices in the Brill Building, will find the suite bare. His associates here were af· raid to buy furniture for the place lor fear the boss wouldn't like their decorat· ing scheme and would punish them Sue Lyon's handlers turned down a film offer from Roger Vadim, the expert on sex kittens Although bass player Jyrnie Merritt says he quit Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers to "get off the road and rest awhile," the real reason is a dispute with the leader. Blakey forced him to pay lor his own overweight baggage on airplane trips. and Jymie uses an elec· trically-ampli!ied bass with a heavy 90· watt amplifier and speaker, in addition to his bull fiddle. Rex Harrison led a chic party into the Sweet Chariot gospel club the other night and apparently had a ball. He ev· en unbent sufficiently to take a bow onstage and stay long enough to help a revival group launch "When The Saints Go Marching ln." And that's about $20,· 000 worth of Rexy . East Really Meets West department: Donna Douglas, who stars in television's "Beverly Hill· billies," is eoin& to make a personal ap· pearance tour in Japan, where the video show-for some unexplained reason-is a big hit. Paul Hornung, the suspended pro football hero, is getting offers to tour the lecture circuH during his year away whenever she can get a fee . hecause she from the sport. The subject matter, of Deeds the cash One of the African course. would be pro football. If Dinah delegateo to the United Nations has been Washington hasn't heard Esther Philtemporarily shifted to West Germany be· lips' new disc, "Release Me," she ought eauae of an impending lawsuit by a for- to glve It a listen. Esther sounds more Iller girlfriend over 1 matter of paterni· like Dinah than Dinah does. ~~~~~~~~~~g:!~;~~~=~~~:~~=~~t~~~~~~~ &rr u~ 't11s UTTLE OLD LADV,AVIIT Pffl!t'_ALE PfPPERCOIIN,OWHS ONE 511Ail£ 01' M4R!NATEO M.<lll!illMALLOW, AND FAITHFULLY MAILS iN ~~~ \OTIN(> PROXY 1'0'! TilE NEH STOC~· IIOUlEJIS'MEETIN6.... _ .. _ _ Jlado ON '1\lE CJi'I.IER SlOE 01= W.E COIN... OO~AN Q.J<i'o!OTTS --~u OWNS SO.OOO ~Am1S "1_.-J, \H\' ~ '1\lE SAME COM· "' 001¥ ( TI-IOtJQH HE'S BAREly CONSCIOUS ~ IT) AND MIEIIE'S HIS PROI(Y? ASK 6AIIIOONA, 1\.IE CLUNlN6 LAJ:"f ... State Director Of Auxiliaries Speaking Here TOTAL PERFORMANCE: Exln~mforl ~~~[~~~ Mrs. Vera S. Egan of Columbus, State Dir.Ctor of 0 h 1o Hospital Auxiliary w Ill be guest speaker at 1 mass meet.. ing of the Women 's Auxiliary .. This Summer••• with to Meigs Memorial Hospital to be hold in the lobby of the has· pital thla evening. . : :~ . ....... ' '· ' . ""··"· . :.~\~· ··,~, ~'0 '·. The meeting, which will op· en ot 7:30 p.m., will be in ,charge of Mn. Clara Lochary, ' prealdent of the MeiRs Memor· ial Hospital Au~:Uiary . Several Juelll have been invited and will be recognized prior to the ., addre" of Mrs. Egan, who will use 11 her subject: •·Volunteer Worker~ - Their Interest and Opportunity." Following the meeting, a social hour will be held in the Cafe· toria of the hospital. Mrs . Egan will arrive in Poduring the afternoon and _.;;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ta, are: l meroy 1 will visit the hospital for a detailed tour following her orriv· LaPd Transfers al. She will be guest of the Auxiliary Board It 1 dinner In the The meeting will 1ern as the Auxiliary's recognition of Na~ 1-wt!ekt!ndwlth Somerville, W.their Va.,mothtr, spent Mrs. 1 he E. M. Wood, In Middleport. The Battle of Fallen Timbets, August 20, 17114, waa oo-called becau.. the Indians fallen limbers and brush of the forest to hide and ambush American ooldien led by Major General Anthon~ Wayne. A mooumnt at Maumee the site of the battle. rHl DAILY SENTINEl DEVOTED ro INTIREil OF ......... ...,..., OIIEtGJ IIIIASON AAIA Chtlh1 ........... ._.... -- . ., ... '" Alii Tiny l~nd •bout Ford dur•billty: He'h lei! 1'1"' how k helped him win Americi's toushest stock·ca, competition, the O.yton,a 5((). ~und placed ftrst in ill Ford, With four other Fords ri•ht behind him fot' an unprecedented sweep of the first five p&..ces. Only the Fords were tough enough lo stand the pace. CNotor tlurobllltl' lo tho "'"""' ford it oble te offor • IDIIIc.ar w~rr~nty. Only a true total -performance car cou~ offer .M complete a warranty iS t~with no strings attache-d: . ~ord Motor Com~ny w•rrants to it:J dealers, and Its dealers, in lUtn, w.arrant to owners it1i follows: The\t for 24 months or klr 24,0CO mile1•, whlchevt?-r romes nrst, fre@ replacement; irtcluding related labor, will be made by ~alers of any part with a ~feet ln workmanJhip or materials. Tim are not COY'- You ...... put a lons-t- w...IOIIy llloo - .. ~~~~rrell, I """"' James Scott Rees, Jr., Virginia total $190,728 per year, and their Rees, .4'78 acres, Sutton. dependent wives and ctiildreri Eva Bailey Nunnally, E. J . Nunnally to Arthur Orr, Ethel •• acrea , Chester · L. Orr , I .~ · Martha Ellen Tay1or, dec., to Sidney W. Taylor, Charles J. Schappert, Esther Black, Aftld. or Trans.. Rutland. . Sidney w. Taylor, Goldie Tay· lor to Warren Black, E•thet Black, 1.30 acres, Rutltnd. Fannie F. Mourlng (Mourolag).dec., to Paul Mourlng, Henderson Mourlllg, Cert. for Trano. '6l Fords won the tpUollns Da)'IOflil, Rivenlde, ond Atlanta -~ •nd the d"""'ndlns Pu,. Oil ,trformMCo Tlllh. Only cars with ioti!l performance could roll up j;Q "*'f bll 'l'ins, Before you buy any new car, teSI-drive the <Qlid, lilent Sui* ·~ <liiyJ miles, wMchever cgm.s flrlt. lot lhl fll C. f.(). f/11., C.J.D . .fV t/lllrteJ afld ,..,~power rraln ~ 01 f ,fXJ) .1 Itt .,. • · aalid, ahlt SUPlR TOIGUI - ered by ·the wilrranty; appropriate adjus.tmentJ will be made by tl,.e flr4! comPanies. Owners will remain responsible for norm•l malntenanct services, routiM replacement of parti, suc:h as filters, sPirtc plug,, ignition point•, wiper blades, brake or clutch linlnss, and nQrmal deterioration ~~ soft Vim and Ro.·~ llfiPQI'IIIU . _ . ldlddltll(\fl. .. '· KEITH -GOBLE .FORD, INC., 451 SoutliThird St., Middleport ....... •I -~ I''' ·~:~'···- m~~ :.'~u~~lfl~t::s Ruby Ferrell fo/:=! to CecU Shilling, Barbara Shill· lng benefits from social securlng, 36 acres, Rutland. ity based on a total and perma· John Arnot~ Ellen Arnott to nent diBabllity. Their benefits term eM. The '63 Fords have a better Wilrranty becAUse they're built better than any Fords in history. You l8e evidence of thll ew:(ra toughness in Ford's outst1ndins competitive wins thiS~. Torque Ford. If you haven't driven one lat•ly, Y4MI ~n't N&lly know what a new ford is like. Remember: II if• ~ ill' fGf4. 11'1 buill Cor porfCiirman.,. , .. !!!!!!. peofanNn.._ \"fnat lngHiec. to Fannie F. Mourmg 376 children whose fathers (M!IIil'ltlvg), Paul Mouring Hen· are deceased or retired receive deno,,Mourlllg, Affld. of Tras. a total of $184,224 pet year. I YOU KNEW WHAT TINY LUND KNOWS ABOUT FORD DURABIUTY•••YOU'D BE OUT ENJOYIIG A'63 FORD ,Leliiuel 'l'!lbbs, dec. to Fr!U'Ii"i Woody~ Cert. 'l'tW.} llidford. ..£ld. . ~ receive $'12,780. , ----GRACE IN NEW y 0 RK NEW YORK IUPII--Prince Iller and Princess Grace of M~••·l oo arrived In New York M:~=~~ followlllg a vilit wllb her p la Pbiladelphia. · Th.e ~at eouple, Ia the .-~ ed states on a flv.e-week vlalt, eee oever!ll Broadway shows vlalt frlendll before ~elurna lho MedtterraDean pr pallty May :H \n lime fJll: May Prix. auto • -· The of ......,. m1 l6tJ is.. uranctl ,... Co~,fi!_!:."~Eatl ~rE; ,nie Jamel Jf.. 1boinas, Annabollo CUPJ:l.r-Maj, Gel!. Jolepb ~~~neM.Marklu, :i:~~bterof+"-Unl''"-tod.l '· . .-...-. -.~/ICtJOIS ·Whole I . fOr Cost Of llafey s. tiona! Hospital We•k. VISITS MOTHER Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Wood of their --;o.'" · - - - - - - - - 260 widows over age 62 reGuy D, &lin, Mary E. Bolin ceived , 179076. It . oOJmai- Hollon, Virginia Hoi· The 71 ..;idowe under age 62 lan,:&ll~ acres, Scipio. carlog for minor children reMouring (Mourn- celve f47 ,532. main dining room of the hosplt· at It 8 o'clock . ..- 1,367 retired workers $1,104,252 per year and wives receive $220,368. • \ I'....Cn.. . ---..:;:::;;-::~~ Now Sylltlll of •OYtllJ ooolor air meant drier. more eomforta.ble eoblilll all over the home Jot without draftal Yoa'ro cooler -Jet Coleman Blond-Air oooJ. lnr unit actut!IJ wwko louuvd.. up to ""'on eledrie bill euta water biD an amutnc · an t1%l ~No Wiler problems!) You la•e On lastallatlon. Cot.orotn's eu!uivo 1111 ·Inch • 0 . ,., ( • 111 d. ltlf ...,.,, ~·"'~ • "' H Yeor Wl1hf -Buoboord,... ...,. • ceoledlnthewtll. All rouad a...... ooottr houro of • u..,.,.,... ,....,.,•Pl"OVrhomo. CoadltloDOr fill anywhere- • ba...ent. utllit:r 1'00111, attle, or clolll, wbleho,.r jou prder. • lrf• ,.,., wll'llr• • • • • • • • 0 0 blender model• give JOU a w&ll to wall carpet of hat in tbe win. tar, eomrort •ooliot: la me aum~aer. Ohio is one of the,J<ey states in the world's largest investor!~'wned syst.eJ:n begun more than 30 years ago and oontinually expanding. This is a tin!! f\'lainple of what· can be accomplished by invi!atorowned companies, helping each other to ------ ' fREE" ESTIMATfS abollteurfl~<itt...._ ·CHASE HARDWARE CALL TODAY! Coloma•Blftd.Airr.--·. ,.,., d - u olr -dlllo-. You'.. Mvwltotl,... ,.,. ..... 111cb fnodoa from told fl...; aol<l ~~- --4/~AM serve you bettel'.! . . . ,. . • ·· · · <> I I . . · .l!lllzabeth Morrlaoo, Ed· stata ltelil . . . •, ward Morrison to Curtia N. eOpreit•ui•C .. , ·, · ,: , , 'J11LC)!.:O" 'c~~ ~ .1 ,Jmes; t.ot, C.tel'. · . 'I1MI · · · FIIOIIt 1W'!'(; t'2$lt •' Rutb l!Uim, admJ:., lleftba been lllvlted liflhttllt~~;,;;)'. ;tOCUST STRUT" . . ; I ,. i . ·= · ~deC., to J. w. Deeter, tor ~kme ·oill't . .-; .. l;loellir, pirl:ll, Qlltt. C ,II '? I icdq. ' ' The electricity you "flick" on could come from far away. The electric company serving you is a part of an interconnected system which ties together 119 investor-owner -ompanies in 31 states. This interconnr "'on is another way we serve you be' cr. It greatly increases the dependability of your ele!!tric service. The economies made possible by interconnections help keep your electric bill low. ~ ~· fiN' Rooms qn & ...• ' "''UL -..uulllf5 \ ' Ohio ~lectric Comp~·~_, •. Tht Clncinnali GIS and Electric Company 11M Cleveland Electric Ulumlnalinl Conllany Cohlmllul,•nUattllttnr llltio 'Electric ~ny The Marietta Electric: Cilnipa~;:, Ohio Edii'llll Cttlllfi:IDI, Ollio ~.r:~~ -~~- . .~-' ti.U,' _·!" ___ _ .l ... �'.> I . !.) f \ r \ -· ....... ~~~;;;;;;;;~~::~;·~:· May 14, 1963-5 ~ witll her mother, Mrs. Lucille ~ ,.bout M M'.ddleport HI' Mra. Harry "'ff'• In Colurr.Jms over ·,..,.kend to attend ·the .t:;l ow a Bottlen.' lifld at Stnulfero -Mr. and Mn. Paul ! ·a~o~n entertained with a • . ;811nday with their motllero and • :flmllles u guests lncluriJne . ' ' Blanche Haptonst;III, Mr. and ~ 1' Mrs. Robert Sharp 111111 Edltll •· -and Billy. . Mrs. George Hackett, 's r. • 1. Mn. I.lon Mullen and son, Mike, I ~re In St. Albana Sunday to ' attend hle 50th Mlldlnl annl· VOfSIIry of the lonaefl 111ter ' :and brotller-Jn.law, Mr. and MJos. William IJigram. They a~ 10·. visited in Charletlon with · ~ thfir dlughter, Mr. and M r o. . i Joe Tribble. Mr, and Mrs. Robert were In Lancaster last week " attend the 25th year given by the Ohio Fuel Co, of wblcb Mr. Sharp is a relirad employee. They also vii ite4 with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bolley In Lanc.uter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bing were ln Leon Sunday 1o attend the weddmg of her niece, Mro. Ora Weigand to Mr. Ray Say· re. They also attended the reception held at the borne. Mr. and Mrs, Bing also vlllted re-. THIS WEEK'S SPEC·I AL .4 FISHERMAN'S DREAM! '57 CHEV. PANEL TRUCK runs good, V·B standard trans., all good tires, sound motor. $595 ONLY KARR & VAN ZANDT • 111111 ., J =· -S-t-iv_e_r-svil-.'""'I_e__ -W-oH_pe_n---~~~. 1 ,:.~ Mti.Lalll'eiiCe .~ . . Mayea. Sunday dlnnor guesll of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Scarberry, Sr. were their daulbter Mra. Ralph Stookman of Columous, a n d lOll and family, Mr. and Mro. Alfred Scarberry, Jr., Jen- Society News Mrs . Ida OUrs called on her mother, Mrs. Laura Wel)s, Jle. wills Run recently. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Durst of Portland called on Eber Carpenter and family recently. Wesley CoUU't visited Mro. Ben Allen Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Sams, Marietta, visited Eber Carpente· and family Sunday after· noon. Olive Talbott and Elizabeh Carpenter spent Tuesday afternoon witll Mrs. Marie Law- and BniCO of Middlep:)rt. Mr. and Mrs . James JUeves and family visited Sundav wltb her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Pury ol. Radcliff. Recent visitors of Mr. Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mr. and Mrs. James JUeves family, Mr. and Mra. Haning and Mr. and Mrs. Elam. Mr. and Mrs. Howard RUJo sell visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mr1. Lincoln flus. sell. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mra. W. A. Donahue were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones and falr}JIY _, Wflllr eed Qltorl ol their parml.l, Mr.. . . Mn. Joe Hatfield and NIIIII!J'. Mra. J. R. IIUrpl!y were 'l'llesday vlslkn Ill bet parenl.l, Mr. and Join, i1ar1eJ Jobnson. Mr. and !ofrl. Harley 1:. olD and Tammy were 8u.ndq of ber moO..., Mn. Slack and famiiJ flll!yr• ad,...., llso received telephone from their SOliS , Wllllam ClnclnllaU and Honry. of C<> lurnhus. In. the evealnc they vis· with Peggy Scarberry granddau8J11er, wbo io ...,. from an appendectoJut week. and Mrs. Charles Lucu Caledoala spent the week· with her parenll, Mr. and ' l!orntr Jone.. out of Mrs, Lillian Steiff, who has who walk ina patient at llolzer HosMr. A. C. Brewer has re-- family of Charleston, W. Va., lor several days, has rewalk out with turned from the St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam of home. Hospital where he was a medl- Barrett, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. thee h VIsiting Sunday with M r s. cal patient. Wayne Johnson and Sammy, Smith, Grant St., who Phone 6nt Eber and Iva Carpenter call· and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam. a paUent at Melga General ed on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves for a quick and also with Miss Harmon, children, Flatwoods, and family visited Sunday ev· were Rev . O.K. Thea W. Va ., Sunday . ening .with her sister Mr. and Mr1. Ph arr, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry and Mrs" Jack Elam. stop Mrs. Okey Henry, Mr. and children,' Marion, were recent Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and Okey Saunders, all of your moDeJ. guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Tammy visited Friday afterand Mr. and Mrs. Durst and sons and her father noon with Mrs. Eugene Haning Davis, Mr. and Mr s. Mr. Lawrence Ritchie and Jim. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman. Vancooney and family, Maxine and Tommy Durst Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hatfield Mand Taylor, and Elmer and Howard Allen and DuanP. , all of Middleport. callt!d 011 Eber Carpenter and ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bud GlusenMr. and Mrs. Bill Phllllps and family Sunday afternoon. camp recently. & SAVINGS C:0. of Rittman spent Om a Autherson and V i a I e t Mrs. Stella Cozart, who has the weekend with her sister Brewer were guests of E I v a been a patient in Holzer Hosand family, Mr. and Mrs. llarDaily 'l'Ue!lllay. pita! in Gallipolis is spending Bob Miller, ,.,. old Thomas and family and alSharleen Van Meter spent ~ a few weeks with her son and 125 E. Main St. -., ao. In Mlnerovllle witll his relafew days with her parents, wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cozart 1 oently ln Nor~alk, Ohio, with tives. . Mr. and Mrs. Charle!! Van in Racine. Pomeroy, Ohio · Mrs. L. R. Wrlson. M M . Meter . Cookie Smith spent lhe week Visitors at the home of Mrs. r. and rs. Chester Ervm Phone WY 24171 Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glllsen- end with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy . Ann F'ick inclwfed her daugh- were In Belpre Saturday where camp visited their son and fam- Durst and Taddy. ,, ter, Mrs. Ann Rusaell, 8 teach· they were guests of their son . , er at Lebanon, and Mrs Rus· and daughter-ln·law, Mr. and •.. sell's dau&hter, Mary Scott a Mrs. Michael Ervin . .'• RN of Co!umbuo. ' Sunday Mr. and Mrs.' A. E. 1 Mother's Day dinner guesis Ervin, Third Ave., entertained MR. AND MRS. JOHN WlJIS MF.RCER : ·of-Mrs. James Murray of Grant with a dinner for their famiUes · .st. were her dau&hter and lam· Including Mr. and Mrs. Ches· Sharon Lee Bahr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Clayton R. Bahr , formerly ' of Porn· By, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ervin and Mr. and Mrs. eroy, now of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla ., was married to John Louis Mercer , son of Mrs. \l'ard and daughter, Mary Lou John Ervin of Pomeroy. Tom English, April 20, at 11 a.m. at the Trinity United Presbyterian church with •· •Ill Ravenswood, W. Va. Also Don Ervin, SOli. of Mr. . and Rev. Howard C. Shimer reading the vows. The ceremony was pcriormect in front of 1oopendmg Sunday evening with Mrs. Chester Ervm of Middle· the altar decorated with bridal baskets of green and white gladioli, iris. sweetheart · _ , ?,trs. Murray were her nephew, , has received his diploma -- · ·- -----· roses. and leather leaf fern. WESTINGHOUSE 2-CYCLE - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens of . Franklin University TechMary Aumiller, Hartlord . W.l The bride wore a floor length ~cine. ~leal School in Columbus and Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Chatl~s gown of nylon oq~an1.a with a : Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert IS now employed "" a draftsEllioll and family of Hand, W. scalloped neckline of chanltlly 1 ·, pel children. Chuckle and Pau· man at the Columbus ElectriVa . iat"f' , and pomt to hand sleeves . .. Ia ol PortsmoutiJ •vent Sunday cal Manufacturing Company. He Iter fm ger11p ve il was attached 2 Wash Cycles For Fine or Regular Fabricsgraduated from. a two-year Mothers Day was observed at to a crown of pearL~. and s~e I 1 . - - - - lc•our;se In Englneermg Graph· tlle Syracuse Nazarene church wore a stran~ of pearls, a g1ft 1 Suds and Water Saver- "Look-ln" Loading Don is a graduate of Mid· Sunday. of Ow grrom llcllejiOI'l Hi&h School. A pageant, "Holy Altar," 1 She o·arricd a white . Bible, Door- Giant Porcelain Tub . which was the lire or Mrs C E t ed H 't 1 \topped with a wh1te or dud w1th MULTI·SPEED TUMBLE ACTION Sali1bury Ei•hth L Arnold the only living char: A n elrh . osphr 8 d •streamers ol lov•· rs' knuls , ste· · t' ~ · • mong ose w o entere. H r go- , 1 ter membe1' or the church, was Holzer hos ita! in the pasl 24 phanot1s, am · ~·y 1ps . . e . INCLUDES NORMAL Discount Special Grade EnJOYI Party presented. Mrs. Leroy Watson hours wereP J u~ ge Rober t M- ing away corsoge was of while l. 11 w net and INSTALLATION & Members of the Eighth grade was the direct?r •, Mrs. Cl all de Betz, 435 First Ave .. Gilbert M. Ic_arna 1011 <;; a yt> 0 r velSalisbury School enjoyed a . planJ.St, and Mrs. Circle, 364 Second Ave., Albert lrthhon compllmenled he " . !·YEAR SERVICE CREDIT TERMS · party Friday evening at Maxme Arnold, narrator. N 1 83 Spruce St. Donald R low and wh1t e dress. . $2.60 Weekly home of Mr. Bnd Mrs. Opha Taklng part were the begin- s::o~ Rt I GalliPolis Mrs - Bevl'rly Lucarella , "!aid . of I uttuu. class, candle lighters: Sar- Lo ell B ·Bush Rio <';rande ]honor. wore . a turquotse s1lk Pizza, potato chips and pop Holmes, the young girl; Bet· M w John N Notter Rl i crepe bell skirted dress . and I Levacy teen-age girl· Rev rs.h H · H l h. ' · Rt 1 carried a cascade bouquet of , served by Mrs. Offlltt as- H•mlrl ' '. · Nort up enry u c mson, . . . . , WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC lsi!rted by Mrs. Homer Hysell, 1 Holmes, the mimster; 2 Patriot. Bernard J. Boggs, Rt. lturqHolsP enrn <1 t lwl s. . i Susanna Arnold and Tom. . , 1 Mrs. Bahr wore a l1ght blue Roger Spencer and Mrs. W th b 'd d;t Bidwell, Sheila A. Crouse, 829 1d· . whit e acct'ssor ies, - cat ia1u.rance by Herbert Dixon after my eaver' e rl e 3 n 30th St Pt. Pleasant Mrs Wal 1 1ess WI 111 • • ' d her corsage was a wh1te Naticunvid~ Mutual! were played. ter Owen Eads, Jr . 213 Poplar Ian · hd Th Qualicy prouctioo. low Carl Sauvage Two solos were presented by St Pt Pleasant Mrs Jack S phalaPnopsls ot c J 3 Drying Temperatures Q)Ut.. tOsCOalt claim ' Harold Holmes a duet by ·· · · ' · jgrrom's mother 's dress was Discount Special Includes Robert Marrett, d M R be' t St t Colley, Sr., Henderson, W Va, k th v.hlte acrPssones, Automatic Time Selector W..rlct, easy-pay plano. 0 r ~~~~· Rocky Roberts an rs. ewar ' Timothy R Conner New Ha- pm · WI k Handy Loading Door With coverage, l'lltl 1, Do J ' a trumpet soloh, "He" by ven, W Va· , Mrs . 1(oe A K 111- 1I and lwr corsage was a pm 1 .~1':'~Nationwide One Year rcas ones, S I 'd Safety Switch - Porcelux Ex· - the I.C<•nkie, Debbie Spencer tewart, w o was nam- 1 Mt Alto W Va Miss pha 1anopsts ore 11 terior Finish. Operates on 115 CO!iapanr with Yonker, Dlan.B Eblin', Susan for Mrs. Arnold's only son, ~ea~cy Reed. F~ont MJd- Best man was Jo:ep~obe~t Service or 230 volts. Only $2.00 w..kly lry"•on, Patty Leifheit Opal by Susanna Arn- dl po t John W Thompson 744 Mlms, an~ usllers wer I' and teachers Mrs. ' Geneva Mrs. ArnoJd' s gra nddaugh· E e Main r ' St Pomerov · ' B 1z 1 an~ Horace Hovey. MAX WARD , Howard ra e . . ·. . . Orgamst was V1rg1ma Hed ' ter. ' WY2-2460 JoachJm and Paul Manuel. II . "G . W. Newland, Mmersvllle, Mts!". f H ld Broman singWESTINGHOUSE r o owmg a poem, rowmg Billie Jean Frost Chester Otto dmger or on~ " WESTINGHOUSE 12 CU. FT. IS 1. 3nd Pomeroy CANCEL MEETING Old" by Mrs. Watson, the lam· R H cker Jack,son (exp~redl mg "The Lord s P1 ayer lly of Mrs . Arnold gathered •· · aM ' McFall Jackson' AsslSlmg at the receptlon held The meeting of the Winding round her while the congrega- Mrs ary ' ' at the churrh were Mrs Cecli· (440 lbs. Food Capacity) Trail Garden club scheduled for lion sang' "Follow Me" and Cecil A. FRoBwlanld, JJarkkson , Ia Hauck , Mrs Norma Kling, t •L h • . Donovan rov cs, ac son, 1 . .. B 1 . M1ss wednesday evenmg el4.8 SQ. FT. OF SHELF AREA (63 lb. Frozen Food Storage) a uae orne Rev. Holmes gave the benedJc-G l ·J k Mrs 1er, M1sr.; F. lame ar ow , • of Mrs. Carl Will has been tlon. Harley E. ranB, ahc son\V,Ik · Jan 1ce Ralston . M1ss lray Caye3 ADJUSTABLE DOOR e FROZEN FOOD STORAGE TRAY SHELVES ;;;;;:iiiiii;;:;iiiiiii~ '~=-•••••• J.~Large potted pants I . 1;\aymond C. utc er , ' es· hI li d P· rk , had were g1v- . M' Wandy 8 Cramer ton ; w 1e ::~ y mon " s ePORCELAIN VEGETABLE eTILT·DOWN RACKS • to Mrs. Mollie Guinther, old- VI 11e, IS~ W V · L C' 1 char ~c of the guest book . I CRISPER mother, Mrs. Morris Wolfe, Ravenswo R. ~~~ ~e w' ' The ('Ollph· journf'yCd to Lake I BUILT·IN LOCK eADJUSTABLE SHELF, BUTTER eAIR·SWEEP SHELVES. DROP ::~~~; and Mrs Calvin lm- CramEder, Jrd., L a~e~. 0 'R · Wales fur a wedding tnp , and I . COMPARTMENT mother wilh the most Va., oodwawr v · aoney , av- are at home at 5356 N. E. 4th FRONT BULKY PACKAGE · ensw a· e!NCLUDES INSTALLATION & STORAGE 11~::~~~~~ present. Small potted ' Terrace, Fl . Lauderdale. ONE-YEAR SERVICE II were given each mo-- Mrs. Marlin French, Rt. 3 . OPI'.:N HOV~E Discount Special 8 10 for f.:ITY UOAN Moore s ancl Westinghouse Present Appliance Values I I Mothers' Day /s Observed At Church Sunday LAUNDROMA 1 Hospt"tal News CHOICE Chance Pitches e . Of. 1 2MILliON CAR OWNERS ELECTRIC -for•....,,.., id•"' C. Si, DRYI:~ I (;'I FREEZER .. j Maj. Roy Roush Wins Medal of narcotiLs among pro San Fran(·isco St. Louis Pittsbur~h Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia 19 13 . 5 ~ l!l 14 .576 Hi 1.1 .552 1~ 17 2 15 h .531 lr, 1~ ~16 2•:2 1-1 15 .483 3 1·2 pro football." !lfouslon 4 ~iew York 2 i ,,Only game s<'h <·duledl. "There have been some deaths due to the use of narcotics smuggled into> the country under un· usual circumstances in which the heroin was not repeatedly cut at each stage of handling as is the usual way," he explained. "Some- t Cincinnati at Chicago--Nuxhall f2-1 I vs. Ellsworth L1-21. times a user can get an overdose from heroin that is much stronger tllan that to which he bas become New York H H 16 .467 4 lH .437 S Milwaukee 14 ~~· Houston .424 5 1.~ \4 19 .424 Monday ',; Rt>Sult 51~ ~ Tuesda.v's Prubable Pitchen accustorr.ed." · New York a1 llous!on tnightl:Willey t3-ll vs . Johnson (!-5). · Philadelphia at I .os Angeles (nif(htl - McLh;h W-2• vs _ Drysdale •3-3J . Pittsburgh at San Francisco ~night! - Fr•end t3 21 \'S. San- ln Baltimore, meanwhile, a 32year-old man sought in connection WESTOVER AF'B, Mass. Major Roy Roush (left) of 2500 Broad Drive, Florence, S. ford <5-2l. C., receives the United States st. Louis at Milwaukee <night) Air Force Commendation Med-Gibson (1 . 1) vs. S~ahn <·21 . al upon his retirement from the Wedanday'11 Ciam•t Clndnnati at €hicago New Air Force in a recent ceremony here. Major Roush, who retir· York at Houston - i'Jttlburgh at San Francis<"O ad after more than 20 years ser· vice, was cited in recognition . BL· Louis at Milwaukee, night •- l'llilA at Loa Angetu, ni&hl of his outstanding performance of duty u a radar navigator In with Lipscomb's death was intQ police custody Monday. unidentified mao is alleged have attempted to rayfve comb when the latter became the 99th Bombardment Wing at Westover. He is the son of Mrs. Clara Roush of Mason City, W. Va., and a graduate of Wahama High School at Mason City. His conscious. wife, Mae, Is the daughter of Timothy Black, 25, ·wbo N. A. Woodrow, who r~sides on been with Lipscomb Friday moon-[ Rt. 2, Effingham, S. C. Making log when he died, II helng the presentation is Colonel under '10,000 baD on charges ol. Ralph C. Embry, vice com· poo&<.,ing narcotics eqtlipment. mander of the wing. - U. s. Hell to> receive a bearing In B~ . A.F. Photo. Umore on Friday. eFLEXSTEEL eKUNG eADMIRAL Births During the servle'l, Jeffrey Oak Hill, ~augh~r· th 1 ::l8 n~: I The Palirn:s and employees Alan Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monday. p rs. S r Mu~dl u~t 1of I he Lakin State Hosp;lal. «J Morris Wolle was dedicated. worth, 405 age ~ ~ e~ 'j ca ted 9 mile• north of l't Plea· Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. son, 12 - ~2 ~ - ~- t hon 3 \v - lkr~~ ~ant on Houte 62 a~ Lakir., W. ImbOOen or Columbus: Mr. and ~aymon · u c erM ~ es Va ., extend a rordi:1l invilallon Mrs. Wilbur Stewart and son, vrlle, son, ~;:!b a. ~ on ay. to lhe public 'o alteod an "OpGerald. Mason, W. Va.; Mrs. p t' ts rece~gy discharged en Hou se" on Sanrda,', May MIDDLEPORT, O. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'";;;;;;;;;;;::=j • For a friendly "love-to-rel~x-ln,; kitchen, see your nearest Packaged Gas Kitchen Dealer If your kitchen is more than five years old, probably there's much about it you wiah.were more convenient, more conducive. to ure1am.. tion breaka" with fam!ly or.frienda. If you are about to build a new home, the answer Ia obvious. If you are not, you can stU! enjoy the finest in kitchen magic by rem<Jd8lting. Either way you'll do better with tbe .....,.,n aid of a Packaged GAS Kitchen dealer. He will help you plan a freah new arr~t, with mw-t, roomy cabinets and ·counw. afl'ordina thatutra atoraa:eepace andCODVIIIieotea.mt.r area you ..-1. ' There's .P ainting ADd of - . at the Mart of lillY mildarn kitchen Ia a GAS built-in ranp. A GAS Raap bakes bet1er becau.10 the oven cireulatee bMt. It bloils better becau.10 tbe fast llama beat IMll rich juiall in -t. And GAS pv• automatic cooking convenience, too lucl'MI!DI Exterior & Interior '· ....... ......... you..,.., ...... 1I the Burner-with-a-Brain tbat makn eveiy cooking utenlil automatic! 1 .... • 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ' . e FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE -~... Ask .an authorized .P... bpd Gu Kitchen dealer to .._ yOu. 'D"'' ,,., aiultf.W;,1,t plan for YfiiU' home, AJid M ..jrd II for ·the 1IMr ldtcbea you'll love to coolr,ID.,. ~nap yoa'U love to cook 4111 Ia GASI .. WI ARI YOUR HIADQUAitTIItl . I'OR. nothing like . a FLAME/orco01dn6' . ~d.PANY · ~· h, ' • ~ I 0. • ...... ' I ~..o .' , ,1 I • , . I 1 r .....\ -.,., *~·--·.-·,~. llteU Slonl end ~fRee, LAicl- .At ot...l .... MI.-............ Ohl·0 ....., ,..,., ,....., .....·..~~-·-·-........_,....~..a.---~~1·:;B~~~*= Ernest Halley, Mrs. llarry Weh· , rung, Mark Sheets, Donald Sax· an, Rufus Pltcblord, Henry Hutchinson, Mrs. Minnie Davls and Herbert WUHord. lllOOd administered recently at the liosplta! included two unlll oil Saturday, tllree unit! 'liD "StiJ!day and flve units on ~-~~"' . ~· .... \ . . Willis, Mrs. David Shoemaker, '· THE GAS .. OHIO 'FUEL ·.. a 1en WITH Discount Spacial Credit Terms-$3.00 Weekly 18. from 1-4 : ~0 r. .m. included Mrs. Edna Wrggms. This will mark the 151h an· Mrs. William ~cCoy • Mrs. nllal observance of National Larry Mohr and mfant daugh· Hospital Week by Lakin. In the ter, Mrs. Richard Vanco and in- past the emph:1sis ha~ been on !ant dau&hter, Mrs. James G. Shaver and Infant daughter' a program presented to the pubMrs. Ferrell A. Houck and in- lic. fant daughter, Ronald Miller, Mrs. Darrell H. Johnson, Mrs. Mamie McMillion, Thoburn Del· ty, Ira Baird, Miss Phyllis Butler, Mrs. Grace Luman, Vallery D. Jordan, Donnls L. Smith, Brian Limdrum and Garry Bol· es. Among Alling According to tlle midnight report of the nursing depart· ment those patients who were Usted as lair locluded Joseph WALLPAPER .' $199·99 ri BAKER fURNITURE " I 11 . "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" fooltball[ players." said Adlerman. "But far our evidence indicates there iiJ not. Authorities seem agree that a man couldn't tinue to use narcotics and 1 .,. eFRIGIDAIRE · eHOOVER .PROVINaTOWN and narcotic's' rackets. Lipscomb, a 290-pou~d star die for the Pittsburgh Settler•. died early last Friday from authorities presume to have an overdose of narcotics. Re•ml~r[ of tests of Lipscomb's organs due later this week. "We have been checking whether there is any extensive REFRIGERATOR WY 2-2848 TRADI Credit Term-$2.60 MOORE'S "You Can Be SURE . .. If It's Westinghouoe" Your Child's Picture ... IWITH THIS CEIITIFICATE) w..kly Pon_., FREEl We will g1ve you ABSOlUTELY FREE a Iavely 5 x 7 PCII'Irllt photograph as a spacial get acqualntedlliftf Up to 12 culll poses will be ta~en. There is NO CHI\RGE anti NO TION to buy anythinfr::u may, if fOU wish, Older ldd 1 photographs direct the studiO but thlt li liP 11o )QUo 08=- ONE DAY ONLY CLELAND TV �'.> I . !.) f \ r \ -· ....... ~~~;;;;;;;;~~::~;·~:· May 14, 1963-5 ~ witll her mother, Mrs. Lucille ~ ,.bout M M'.ddleport HI' Mra. Harry "'ff'• In Colurr.Jms over ·,..,.kend to attend ·the .t:;l ow a Bottlen.' lifld at Stnulfero -Mr. and Mn. Paul ! ·a~o~n entertained with a • . ;811nday with their motllero and • :flmllles u guests lncluriJne . ' ' Blanche Haptonst;III, Mr. and ~ 1' Mrs. Robert Sharp 111111 Edltll •· -and Billy. . Mrs. George Hackett, 's r. • 1. Mn. I.lon Mullen and son, Mike, I ~re In St. Albana Sunday to ' attend hle 50th Mlldlnl annl· VOfSIIry of the lonaefl 111ter ' :and brotller-Jn.law, Mr. and MJos. William IJigram. They a~ 10·. visited in Charletlon with · ~ thfir dlughter, Mr. and M r o. . i Joe Tribble. Mr, and Mrs. Robert were In Lancaster last week " attend the 25th year given by the Ohio Fuel Co, of wblcb Mr. Sharp is a relirad employee. They also vii ite4 with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bolley In Lanc.uter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bing were ln Leon Sunday 1o attend the weddmg of her niece, Mro. Ora Weigand to Mr. Ray Say· re. They also attended the reception held at the borne. Mr. and Mrs, Bing also vlllted re-. THIS WEEK'S SPEC·I AL .4 FISHERMAN'S DREAM! '57 CHEV. PANEL TRUCK runs good, V·B standard trans., all good tires, sound motor. $595 ONLY KARR & VAN ZANDT • 111111 ., J =· -S-t-iv_e_r-svil-.'""'I_e__ -W-oH_pe_n---~~~. 1 ,:.~ Mti.Lalll'eiiCe .~ . . Mayea. Sunday dlnnor guesll of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Scarberry, Sr. were their daulbter Mra. Ralph Stookman of Columous, a n d lOll and family, Mr. and Mro. Alfred Scarberry, Jr., Jen- Society News Mrs . Ida OUrs called on her mother, Mrs. Laura Wel)s, Jle. wills Run recently. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Durst of Portland called on Eber Carpenter and family recently. Wesley CoUU't visited Mro. Ben Allen Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Sams, Marietta, visited Eber Carpente· and family Sunday after· noon. Olive Talbott and Elizabeh Carpenter spent Tuesday afternoon witll Mrs. Marie Law- and BniCO of Middlep:)rt. Mr. and Mrs . James JUeves and family visited Sundav wltb her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Pury ol. Radcliff. Recent visitors of Mr. Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mr. and Mrs. James JUeves family, Mr. and Mra. Haning and Mr. and Mrs. Elam. Mr. and Mrs. Howard RUJo sell visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mr1. Lincoln flus. sell. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mra. W. A. Donahue were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones and falr}JIY _, Wflllr eed Qltorl ol their parml.l, Mr.. . . Mn. Joe Hatfield and NIIIII!J'. Mra. J. R. IIUrpl!y were 'l'llesday vlslkn Ill bet parenl.l, Mr. and Join, i1ar1eJ Jobnson. Mr. and !ofrl. Harley 1:. olD and Tammy were 8u.ndq of ber moO..., Mn. Slack and famiiJ flll!yr• ad,...., llso received telephone from their SOliS , Wllllam ClnclnllaU and Honry. of C<> lurnhus. In. the evealnc they vis· with Peggy Scarberry granddau8J11er, wbo io ...,. from an appendectoJut week. and Mrs. Charles Lucu Caledoala spent the week· with her parenll, Mr. and ' l!orntr Jone.. out of Mrs, Lillian Steiff, who has who walk ina patient at llolzer HosMr. A. C. Brewer has re-- family of Charleston, W. Va., lor several days, has rewalk out with turned from the St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam of home. Hospital where he was a medl- Barrett, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. thee h VIsiting Sunday with M r s. cal patient. Wayne Johnson and Sammy, Smith, Grant St., who Phone 6nt Eber and Iva Carpenter call· and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam. a paUent at Melga General ed on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves for a quick and also with Miss Harmon, children, Flatwoods, and family visited Sunday ev· were Rev . O.K. Thea W. Va ., Sunday . ening .with her sister Mr. and Mr1. Ph arr, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry and Mrs" Jack Elam. stop Mrs. Okey Henry, Mr. and children,' Marion, were recent Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and Okey Saunders, all of your moDeJ. guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Tammy visited Friday afterand Mr. and Mrs. Durst and sons and her father noon with Mrs. Eugene Haning Davis, Mr. and Mr s. Mr. Lawrence Ritchie and Jim. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman. Vancooney and family, Maxine and Tommy Durst Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hatfield Mand Taylor, and Elmer and Howard Allen and DuanP. , all of Middleport. callt!d 011 Eber Carpenter and ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bud GlusenMr. and Mrs. Bill Phllllps and family Sunday afternoon. camp recently. & SAVINGS C:0. of Rittman spent Om a Autherson and V i a I e t Mrs. Stella Cozart, who has the weekend with her sister Brewer were guests of E I v a been a patient in Holzer Hosand family, Mr. and Mrs. llarDaily 'l'Ue!lllay. pita! in Gallipolis is spending Bob Miller, ,.,. old Thomas and family and alSharleen Van Meter spent ~ a few weeks with her son and 125 E. Main St. -., ao. In Mlnerovllle witll his relafew days with her parents, wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cozart 1 oently ln Nor~alk, Ohio, with tives. . Mr. and Mrs. Charle!! Van in Racine. Pomeroy, Ohio · Mrs. L. R. Wrlson. M M . Meter . Cookie Smith spent lhe week Visitors at the home of Mrs. r. and rs. Chester Ervm Phone WY 24171 Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glllsen- end with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy . Ann F'ick inclwfed her daugh- were In Belpre Saturday where camp visited their son and fam- Durst and Taddy. ,, ter, Mrs. Ann Rusaell, 8 teach· they were guests of their son . , er at Lebanon, and Mrs Rus· and daughter-ln·law, Mr. and •.. sell's dau&hter, Mary Scott a Mrs. Michael Ervin . .'• RN of Co!umbuo. ' Sunday Mr. and Mrs.' A. E. 1 Mother's Day dinner guesis Ervin, Third Ave., entertained MR. AND MRS. JOHN WlJIS MF.RCER : ·of-Mrs. James Murray of Grant with a dinner for their famiUes · .st. were her dau&hter and lam· Including Mr. and Mrs. Ches· Sharon Lee Bahr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Clayton R. Bahr , formerly ' of Porn· By, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ervin and Mr. and Mrs. eroy, now of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla ., was married to John Louis Mercer , son of Mrs. \l'ard and daughter, Mary Lou John Ervin of Pomeroy. Tom English, April 20, at 11 a.m. at the Trinity United Presbyterian church with •· •Ill Ravenswood, W. Va. Also Don Ervin, SOli. of Mr. . and Rev. Howard C. Shimer reading the vows. The ceremony was pcriormect in front of 1oopendmg Sunday evening with Mrs. Chester Ervm of Middle· the altar decorated with bridal baskets of green and white gladioli, iris. sweetheart · _ , ?,trs. Murray were her nephew, , has received his diploma -- · ·- -----· roses. and leather leaf fern. WESTINGHOUSE 2-CYCLE - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens of . Franklin University TechMary Aumiller, Hartlord . W.l The bride wore a floor length ~cine. ~leal School in Columbus and Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Chatl~s gown of nylon oq~an1.a with a : Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert IS now employed "" a draftsEllioll and family of Hand, W. scalloped neckline of chanltlly 1 ·, pel children. Chuckle and Pau· man at the Columbus ElectriVa . iat"f' , and pomt to hand sleeves . .. Ia ol PortsmoutiJ •vent Sunday cal Manufacturing Company. He Iter fm ger11p ve il was attached 2 Wash Cycles For Fine or Regular Fabricsgraduated from. a two-year Mothers Day was observed at to a crown of pearL~. and s~e I 1 . - - - - lc•our;se In Englneermg Graph· tlle Syracuse Nazarene church wore a stran~ of pearls, a g1ft 1 Suds and Water Saver- "Look-ln" Loading Don is a graduate of Mid· Sunday. of Ow grrom llcllejiOI'l Hi&h School. A pageant, "Holy Altar," 1 She o·arricd a white . Bible, Door- Giant Porcelain Tub . which was the lire or Mrs C E t ed H 't 1 \topped with a wh1te or dud w1th MULTI·SPEED TUMBLE ACTION Sali1bury Ei•hth L Arnold the only living char: A n elrh . osphr 8 d •streamers ol lov•· rs' knuls , ste· · t' ~ · • mong ose w o entere. H r go- , 1 ter membe1' or the church, was Holzer hos ita! in the pasl 24 phanot1s, am · ~·y 1ps . . e . INCLUDES NORMAL Discount Special Grade EnJOYI Party presented. Mrs. Leroy Watson hours wereP J u~ ge Rober t M- ing away corsoge was of while l. 11 w net and INSTALLATION & Members of the Eighth grade was the direct?r •, Mrs. Cl all de Betz, 435 First Ave .. Gilbert M. Ic_arna 1011 <;; a yt> 0 r velSalisbury School enjoyed a . planJ.St, and Mrs. Circle, 364 Second Ave., Albert lrthhon compllmenled he " . !·YEAR SERVICE CREDIT TERMS · party Friday evening at Maxme Arnold, narrator. N 1 83 Spruce St. Donald R low and wh1t e dress. . $2.60 Weekly home of Mr. Bnd Mrs. Opha Taklng part were the begin- s::o~ Rt I GalliPolis Mrs - Bevl'rly Lucarella , "!aid . of I uttuu. class, candle lighters: Sar- Lo ell B ·Bush Rio <';rande ]honor. wore . a turquotse s1lk Pizza, potato chips and pop Holmes, the young girl; Bet· M w John N Notter Rl i crepe bell skirted dress . and I Levacy teen-age girl· Rev rs.h H · H l h. ' · Rt 1 carried a cascade bouquet of , served by Mrs. Offlltt as- H•mlrl ' '. · Nort up enry u c mson, . . . . , WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC lsi!rted by Mrs. Homer Hysell, 1 Holmes, the mimster; 2 Patriot. Bernard J. Boggs, Rt. lturqHolsP enrn <1 t lwl s. . i Susanna Arnold and Tom. . , 1 Mrs. Bahr wore a l1ght blue Roger Spencer and Mrs. W th b 'd d;t Bidwell, Sheila A. Crouse, 829 1d· . whit e acct'ssor ies, - cat ia1u.rance by Herbert Dixon after my eaver' e rl e 3 n 30th St Pt. Pleasant Mrs Wal 1 1ess WI 111 • • ' d her corsage was a wh1te Naticunvid~ Mutual! were played. ter Owen Eads, Jr . 213 Poplar Ian · hd Th Qualicy prouctioo. low Carl Sauvage Two solos were presented by St Pt Pleasant Mrs Jack S phalaPnopsls ot c J 3 Drying Temperatures Q)Ut.. tOsCOalt claim ' Harold Holmes a duet by ·· · · ' · jgrrom's mother 's dress was Discount Special Includes Robert Marrett, d M R be' t St t Colley, Sr., Henderson, W Va, k th v.hlte acrPssones, Automatic Time Selector W..rlct, easy-pay plano. 0 r ~~~~· Rocky Roberts an rs. ewar ' Timothy R Conner New Ha- pm · WI k Handy Loading Door With coverage, l'lltl 1, Do J ' a trumpet soloh, "He" by ven, W Va· , Mrs . 1(oe A K 111- 1I and lwr corsage was a pm 1 .~1':'~Nationwide One Year rcas ones, S I 'd Safety Switch - Porcelux Ex· - the I.C<•nkie, Debbie Spencer tewart, w o was nam- 1 Mt Alto W Va Miss pha 1anopsts ore 11 terior Finish. Operates on 115 CO!iapanr with Yonker, Dlan.B Eblin', Susan for Mrs. Arnold's only son, ~ea~cy Reed. F~ont MJd- Best man was Jo:ep~obe~t Service or 230 volts. Only $2.00 w..kly lry"•on, Patty Leifheit Opal by Susanna Arn- dl po t John W Thompson 744 Mlms, an~ usllers wer I' and teachers Mrs. ' Geneva Mrs. ArnoJd' s gra nddaugh· E e Main r ' St Pomerov · ' B 1z 1 an~ Horace Hovey. MAX WARD , Howard ra e . . ·. . . Orgamst was V1rg1ma Hed ' ter. ' WY2-2460 JoachJm and Paul Manuel. II . "G . W. Newland, Mmersvllle, Mts!". f H ld Broman singWESTINGHOUSE r o owmg a poem, rowmg Billie Jean Frost Chester Otto dmger or on~ " WESTINGHOUSE 12 CU. FT. IS 1. 3nd Pomeroy CANCEL MEETING Old" by Mrs. Watson, the lam· R H cker Jack,son (exp~redl mg "The Lord s P1 ayer lly of Mrs . Arnold gathered •· · aM ' McFall Jackson' AsslSlmg at the receptlon held The meeting of the Winding round her while the congrega- Mrs ary ' ' at the churrh were Mrs Cecli· (440 lbs. Food Capacity) Trail Garden club scheduled for lion sang' "Follow Me" and Cecil A. FRoBwlanld, JJarkkson , Ia Hauck , Mrs Norma Kling, t •L h • . Donovan rov cs, ac son, 1 . .. B 1 . M1ss wednesday evenmg el4.8 SQ. FT. OF SHELF AREA (63 lb. Frozen Food Storage) a uae orne Rev. Holmes gave the benedJc-G l ·J k Mrs 1er, M1sr.; F. lame ar ow , • of Mrs. Carl Will has been tlon. Harley E. ranB, ahc son\V,Ik · Jan 1ce Ralston . M1ss lray Caye3 ADJUSTABLE DOOR e FROZEN FOOD STORAGE TRAY SHELVES ;;;;;:iiiiii;;:;iiiiiii~ '~=-•••••• J.~Large potted pants I . 1;\aymond C. utc er , ' es· hI li d P· rk , had were g1v- . M' Wandy 8 Cramer ton ; w 1e ::~ y mon " s ePORCELAIN VEGETABLE eTILT·DOWN RACKS • to Mrs. Mollie Guinther, old- VI 11e, IS~ W V · L C' 1 char ~c of the guest book . I CRISPER mother, Mrs. Morris Wolfe, Ravenswo R. ~~~ ~e w' ' The ('Ollph· journf'yCd to Lake I BUILT·IN LOCK eADJUSTABLE SHELF, BUTTER eAIR·SWEEP SHELVES. DROP ::~~~; and Mrs Calvin lm- CramEder, Jrd., L a~e~. 0 'R · Wales fur a wedding tnp , and I . COMPARTMENT mother wilh the most Va., oodwawr v · aoney , av- are at home at 5356 N. E. 4th FRONT BULKY PACKAGE · ensw a· e!NCLUDES INSTALLATION & STORAGE 11~::~~~~~ present. Small potted ' Terrace, Fl . Lauderdale. ONE-YEAR SERVICE II were given each mo-- Mrs. Marlin French, Rt. 3 . OPI'.:N HOV~E Discount Special 8 10 for f.:ITY UOAN Moore s ancl Westinghouse Present Appliance Values I I Mothers' Day /s Observed At Church Sunday LAUNDROMA 1 Hospt"tal News CHOICE Chance Pitches e . Of. 1 2MILliON CAR OWNERS ELECTRIC -for•....,,.., id•"' C. Si, DRYI:~ I (;'I FREEZER .. j Maj. Roy Roush Wins Medal of narcotiLs among pro San Fran(·isco St. Louis Pittsbur~h Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia 19 13 . 5 ~ l!l 14 .576 Hi 1.1 .552 1~ 17 2 15 h .531 lr, 1~ ~16 2•:2 1-1 15 .483 3 1·2 pro football." !lfouslon 4 ~iew York 2 i ,,Only game s<'h <·duledl. "There have been some deaths due to the use of narcotics smuggled into> the country under un· usual circumstances in which the heroin was not repeatedly cut at each stage of handling as is the usual way," he explained. "Some- t Cincinnati at Chicago--Nuxhall f2-1 I vs. Ellsworth L1-21. times a user can get an overdose from heroin that is much stronger tllan that to which he bas become New York H H 16 .467 4 lH .437 S Milwaukee 14 ~~· Houston .424 5 1.~ \4 19 .424 Monday ',; Rt>Sult 51~ ~ Tuesda.v's Prubable Pitchen accustorr.ed." · New York a1 llous!on tnightl:Willey t3-ll vs . Johnson (!-5). · Philadelphia at I .os Angeles (nif(htl - McLh;h W-2• vs _ Drysdale •3-3J . Pittsburgh at San Francisco ~night! - Fr•end t3 21 \'S. San- ln Baltimore, meanwhile, a 32year-old man sought in connection WESTOVER AF'B, Mass. Major Roy Roush (left) of 2500 Broad Drive, Florence, S. ford <5-2l. C., receives the United States st. Louis at Milwaukee <night) Air Force Commendation Med-Gibson (1 . 1) vs. S~ahn <·21 . al upon his retirement from the Wedanday'11 Ciam•t Clndnnati at €hicago New Air Force in a recent ceremony here. Major Roush, who retir· York at Houston - i'Jttlburgh at San Francis<"O ad after more than 20 years ser· vice, was cited in recognition . BL· Louis at Milwaukee, night •- l'llilA at Loa Angetu, ni&hl of his outstanding performance of duty u a radar navigator In with Lipscomb's death was intQ police custody Monday. unidentified mao is alleged have attempted to rayfve comb when the latter became the 99th Bombardment Wing at Westover. He is the son of Mrs. Clara Roush of Mason City, W. Va., and a graduate of Wahama High School at Mason City. His conscious. wife, Mae, Is the daughter of Timothy Black, 25, ·wbo N. A. Woodrow, who r~sides on been with Lipscomb Friday moon-[ Rt. 2, Effingham, S. C. Making log when he died, II helng the presentation is Colonel under '10,000 baD on charges ol. Ralph C. Embry, vice com· poo&<.,ing narcotics eqtlipment. mander of the wing. - U. s. Hell to> receive a bearing In B~ . A.F. Photo. Umore on Friday. eFLEXSTEEL eKUNG eADMIRAL Births During the servle'l, Jeffrey Oak Hill, ~augh~r· th 1 ::l8 n~: I The Palirn:s and employees Alan Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monday. p rs. S r Mu~dl u~t 1of I he Lakin State Hosp;lal. «J Morris Wolle was dedicated. worth, 405 age ~ ~ e~ 'j ca ted 9 mile• north of l't Plea· Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. son, 12 - ~2 ~ - ~- t hon 3 \v - lkr~~ ~ant on Houte 62 a~ Lakir., W. ImbOOen or Columbus: Mr. and ~aymon · u c erM ~ es Va ., extend a rordi:1l invilallon Mrs. Wilbur Stewart and son, vrlle, son, ~;:!b a. ~ on ay. to lhe public 'o alteod an "OpGerald. Mason, W. Va.; Mrs. p t' ts rece~gy discharged en Hou se" on Sanrda,', May MIDDLEPORT, O. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'";;;;;;;;;;;::=j • For a friendly "love-to-rel~x-ln,; kitchen, see your nearest Packaged Gas Kitchen Dealer If your kitchen is more than five years old, probably there's much about it you wiah.were more convenient, more conducive. to ure1am.. tion breaka" with fam!ly or.frienda. If you are about to build a new home, the answer Ia obvious. If you are not, you can stU! enjoy the finest in kitchen magic by rem<Jd8lting. Either way you'll do better with tbe .....,.,n aid of a Packaged GAS Kitchen dealer. He will help you plan a freah new arr~t, with mw-t, roomy cabinets and ·counw. afl'ordina thatutra atoraa:eepace andCODVIIIieotea.mt.r area you ..-1. ' There's .P ainting ADd of - . at the Mart of lillY mildarn kitchen Ia a GAS built-in ranp. A GAS Raap bakes bet1er becau.10 the oven cireulatee bMt. It bloils better becau.10 tbe fast llama beat IMll rich juiall in -t. And GAS pv• automatic cooking convenience, too lucl'MI!DI Exterior & Interior '· ....... ......... you..,.., ...... 1I the Burner-with-a-Brain tbat makn eveiy cooking utenlil automatic! 1 .... • 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ' . e FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE -~... Ask .an authorized .P... bpd Gu Kitchen dealer to .._ yOu. 'D"'' ,,., aiultf.W;,1,t plan for YfiiU' home, AJid M ..jrd II for ·the 1IMr ldtcbea you'll love to coolr,ID.,. ~nap yoa'U love to cook 4111 Ia GASI .. WI ARI YOUR HIADQUAitTIItl . I'OR. nothing like . a FLAME/orco01dn6' . ~d.PANY · ~· h, ' • ~ I 0. • ...... ' I ~..o .' , ,1 I • , . I 1 r .....\ -.,., *~·--·.-·,~. llteU Slonl end ~fRee, LAicl- .At ot...l .... MI.-............ Ohl·0 ....., ,..,., ,....., .....·..~~-·-·-........_,....~..a.---~~1·:;B~~~*= Ernest Halley, Mrs. llarry Weh· , rung, Mark Sheets, Donald Sax· an, Rufus Pltcblord, Henry Hutchinson, Mrs. Minnie Davls and Herbert WUHord. lllOOd administered recently at the liosplta! included two unlll oil Saturday, tllree unit! 'liD "StiJ!day and flve units on ~-~~"' . ~· .... \ . . Willis, Mrs. David Shoemaker, '· THE GAS .. OHIO 'FUEL ·.. a 1en WITH Discount Spacial Credit Terms-$3.00 Weekly 18. from 1-4 : ~0 r. .m. included Mrs. Edna Wrggms. This will mark the 151h an· Mrs. William ~cCoy • Mrs. nllal observance of National Larry Mohr and mfant daugh· Hospital Week by Lakin. In the ter, Mrs. Richard Vanco and in- past the emph:1sis ha~ been on !ant dau&hter, Mrs. James G. Shaver and Infant daughter' a program presented to the pubMrs. Ferrell A. Houck and in- lic. fant daughter, Ronald Miller, Mrs. Darrell H. Johnson, Mrs. Mamie McMillion, Thoburn Del· ty, Ira Baird, Miss Phyllis Butler, Mrs. Grace Luman, Vallery D. Jordan, Donnls L. Smith, Brian Limdrum and Garry Bol· es. Among Alling According to tlle midnight report of the nursing depart· ment those patients who were Usted as lair locluded Joseph WALLPAPER .' $199·99 ri BAKER fURNITURE " I 11 . "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" fooltball[ players." said Adlerman. "But far our evidence indicates there iiJ not. Authorities seem agree that a man couldn't tinue to use narcotics and 1 .,. eFRIGIDAIRE · eHOOVER .PROVINaTOWN and narcotic's' rackets. Lipscomb, a 290-pou~d star die for the Pittsburgh Settler•. died early last Friday from authorities presume to have an overdose of narcotics. Re•ml~r[ of tests of Lipscomb's organs due later this week. "We have been checking whether there is any extensive REFRIGERATOR WY 2-2848 TRADI Credit Term-$2.60 MOORE'S "You Can Be SURE . .. If It's Westinghouoe" Your Child's Picture ... IWITH THIS CEIITIFICATE) w..kly Pon_., FREEl We will g1ve you ABSOlUTELY FREE a Iavely 5 x 7 PCII'Irllt photograph as a spacial get acqualntedlliftf Up to 12 culll poses will be ta~en. There is NO CHI\RGE anti NO TION to buy anythinfr::u may, if fOU wish, Older ldd 1 photographs direct the studiO but thlt li liP 11o )QUo 08=- ONE DAY ONLY CLELAND TV �... \ WANT AD INFORMATION I I DEADUNES tla:t ~nrtl Pltbllca"ell lla""1' O.adlln.. t:twl 4 ltl Mond•J 6-Da!ly Sentinel , ~omeroy.Middleport, ~ (91 p., May 14, 1983- (9) FOR FOR SALE CUKREI.TIONS unrt1 i::OI A IL Puhlic•tiGI REGUU.TIONS t"e1 •llni11Del .--rt"a <be t'lftll ll edt• or re1Hl'l 1nJ •dl <~•....,e-6 '"l"'ttnn~nJe ltr">rl eboal~ b" Pepnrted · ~dl!llf'IJ' Tbe ouh 1t1h1111 Will 1111' rw re.ponslbt• tor rno,.. ~ball .:.nf' •n<"'l-rTWOI o lll8rr.IOJQ 1 wo M 1959 CHEVROLET V-t 2 00011 --,;-;,----;:-- $1,295 Ivory ovt'r turquoise finish Powerslide, radio, heater, whlttowalls, spotless clnn interior. 1959 FORO GALAXIE HARDTOP COUPI - - $1,495 Low m1lea~e by local owner. Ivory over green fini!Jh ~lean mter10r, automatic trans va motor, power ste(lr: Jng, rudto, healer. 1958 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 DOOR . - - : - - c - : $895 Ivory ovPr light gre~n fmish, good tires, clean mter10r, <HJtoma llC trana . radto and heatet Ch.arl'• 80 een\11 • Cent· pe r wo rd tor Tbre • r:o• •ecutl . . . - tn s..,rtum• P'ul' n11 "' t cent. poer •ora '"ll be ~h 1 r1ed to• 1dY ertt.tn1 lt not oald trlth\11 tO d17• after ~\I­ n~~: om CARD 01' TlliLNU - 11.2!!1 ru '10 •ord nlnlmum l:teb llf4\t10D· aJ •old l c Ohi'U1rte• oubl~ •' I eent pn word Saturday U~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO out I' - " ' !o on t> M o.u,. -41 311 AM til 12:00 IIOOJD IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD ana eute.rb -:.·.-.ass W\~Uw •·• , ••"'' 0 ·'" ,..., co.... IIOUf..ll•rlJ eut. eAtpOtaUoa alf• the welt; eDd of the Kuaa Clt.)' brldl" aoriherb' for hours work, some matorlals, and have a nlce home. dispellllers in this area. This is 8 'Jery good posltion that can be worked full or parttime. Person selected m.ust have good serviceable car and 10 or more spare hours per week and $500 to $3,600 cash capital. Write giving name, address, telephone .,_ B number and a II deIa 11:1 to ox 1116 Tu l Okl h ' sa, B oma. 13 3tp 5 RENTAL - 9 room frame house with hath , furnace heat· ing, nice yard and g a r den space, rural location, (garden and pasture for cow), % mile from blacktop road. $50.00 per month. s. u Rou~e r:'-~~':n I,.!~ 1 as ..., """ Rout• ::'~!!.!:, ~· =:n:r:;r;~ m~~ '"'" " INo addlLio.DaJ nth' or wQ reqwr· .. Be U ordalned. byNnW t"'= T~EJI'ORE, coul\cll of u.. VUlal• of ..,..,.,, obloo •••••o• ' ,......" That U il UelaNd to btl lD the •"""' ....,.., ..,, '"' . - • '' uid. vm-.. 1M uc1 .ucb eonteht ,. herJhy 11vea to l.h• Dtrea\or oJ Hlfb· wu• to eoutruet ua. •bove d.-.:rlb· ed ua end ac:aorduee plan•lmproY•m.,.t . .,.eitie•Uo.lll utt.mstt.with .. .,..,..... •• """ Diroot... •••••o• u «"""'""' ••In ":"~~. ·.::::.·...:·~:~ ::·1'.~~~ Lh111 cuJt of til• abov• 4uerlbed --== _ --t~oT•c• ~:~~~e;e,b; ~~m;-•.::!D~ofan~:; LEGAL NOTICE The annuallllSpectlon of Pom. eroy Chapter 186 OES wW be held Ill ttie Masonic Temple ' Tuesday al7:45 p. m. wltb Marguerite Hale, worthy grand ,.. tron, the inl!lpecting officer. The Business alld Profession· al Women's Oub will meet Tuesday evening for their dinner meeting and business meeting. New officers will be Jn.. 8laDed . bY, Mrs. Kalhry n EYer· ell, DIStrict XV Director and annual reports of The Sa"-b PI' committees. U = ury A Wi meet Tuesday at 7·30 p m m I he · · · school auditorium. Officers for the new year an d de Iega~ •- to County Council will be ·•ed. Refreshments wlU be served. M.\Y 15 The Mothers' Auxiliary of Is Ann00DCed -.'. n1 DO .io au..._ ' ''' P'f. """""""" - The PolpJI, Pleasant High School band 'liQt bebandone of eight Weat Virgll),ll, s to tour areas in the ~~~ and Mid-west for 8 week or''lJ, days early in June to promOUI the State's Centennial. -·· High school ~--•- in adell•;:! to JSt. Pleasant""'"'" who will parii U.O: from - m~lU ~otr;;~::e~~~~!::.:•~.~ ~:._f.•r~\~ 1L!=f:7;" 1!u7 .- At Age 0£ 88 ~\~!"of ~:~~"~";::''d!"~,:;.".'"~:: Th' - Pomeroy Landmark Vall~ aer __.::_---- =---- p~ 3 :,ay:or::onc:':~'d.~~n«,tr~~. :·~~re•~:f. :ioO::,~ b!;p~~e:-~·t~ru~~o~d~u~~~ e ~~ I ::11 Blaettnars oh· I 0pportumty . I ~ c a•• &A.....,., For Ed ucatt'on C'ted By Army \ I . .. • ' p. 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Monda' 1'l1roolp Frldi.J 6:00 Slgu on 8:55 Cotllllllllllty " 7:45 The fJ!ellne 1:00 Ohio Valley Newt~ 1:06 Sports Today 1:10 World News 12:20 Lifeguard BuDelin Board 12:26 News 0 Gram~ 1:15 MUiieal Clock I. 00 Lato!lllriDe t: 30 Public Se"lce 9:45 Sltowera of Bltwainl 10. oo Mason County llooWL 111:111 '1'llk at Uie Town J.n:$5 World Ne111 u:00 Tallt ol !be Town (U:cepl Frl Clturcb Bella 11:45 World 1\iewa 11·55 Ma!lOo Cot.mty New 11. oo Commll!1ft7 Newa 11:05 Loea1 Newa Rlnl 1':30 Agrlcultu.~ Agent 12.45 Country Go RouoL 1:55 Ne"' llel!t Z:OO Country Go llounr 2:55 News Beat 1.00 Midway Maline< S 55 News Ileal t:IIO Dlaclng with Doaa 4:30 lnterclwlge 5:00 Communi(JI News S:Oi World & National New. 5: 16 Spotllgbt on Sporllo 8:05 Newo e: 10 Musical Clock 7:30 Sign Off Bv HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE T OLD ~INC: "T~I(E ~ TO IA!'\GO" I YOU FRIEND MY PeoPlE1 WE "Q!8 FRIEND, w ,; TA~ pQ£TIY GOOD. GUE~E I Mt\i>GED ALffi. SUT I'Ll CATC.'H UP · I 2bed~g~. w~T~r~P~l ' :i' ~ 0 ' Arad I I ',. - ........ ... . . . . ..---·- . ... · --"' · · ~ ··" "" .. "!§ OWE 'ltl l~ UP q u \CK, ~ ~OON t:AicH YOU COME \llbiT OLD PRIM ROSE. YOU OUR . roo, BEWHISKERED ON& 11-liU SMILES I LIVES ' By RAEBURN VANBUREN ABBII AND SLATS ly LIFP and McWILLIAMS DAVY .IONII ttE'S eAPA&Ll OF ~ELLtHCi TMAT GAS MIXTU(I.f: TO EHEMV COUf"ffiiUI& ... AT AN ENORMOUS PRICE: ··EVEN- HiS s!LfNcES HAD to~EP MEANING f-OR ME .' VE:AH, Ol<o.VV. I l KNOW WHAl CAkL'S DECISION M-MU.T liE: ... 'j :·,~~· ~·~-;~heeni••· t (; I lESS __ ,.-' ' nat;r ::;::S;" ~;~~.,?'',.;.:\ HO Hof t-IOW e~~~ rsrm !::::: w_ -: DAfLY CROSSWORD !pal> In the promoUoo are Bluefield 1 Wellsburg, -~ n.~ Pont, East Fairmont p o o.a, ' Moundsville, and Spencer , , • 1 ' Each Ia snnn-ed IA1;.~.r. ~· ~UJ!'r ly and arrangemeniB have bfiiin made lor 8D evening c:onCeA ateacb overnight slop.inThem"' slcians wUl be guests prtY,f, unfurrushed apartmenl Mid· small butldings. 1 mile off State o"" tALl oF RIAL IITATI Boy Scout Troop No. 245 will homes each night of the tour., · dleporl WY 2-3874. Route 7• ...,, •• 000 •00• Bid• will b• received. •t tb• Offlcf-1 tneluli"• of th• eo.t of •::!tnau.laJ, . at 7• , ot Webster • Fultz of Pomero!' co t1 1 d lh •meet Wed Oesday evenmg 3 15 tfc C .C. CUCKLER "~ ""-R Ohio. until Frld•y, M•,. n. 11163, at " na-ence• an ° er us llllltal u· .The sched.u1e for the Point PHONE WY2-2157 and unfurnished WY pe;;:·TION 111 CAvthortty to ll•nl Pleasant band is as follows:• .. , artm •- p id ll1it1 0 _ ALBERT M CO X SALES uated •t 4:HI Broadway In th• Vtllet• Tbat the Mayor of ••14 VW.a:• IJ dis luef ld · ,~ ---~NOTICES____ ap eDWI. a Q es. '""" . ' MAN of Middl•port, Ohio. TM r ..t estate hereby authorUed tcJ enter Into m;.m. cu.CJSed concerning the sum· B ie , w. Va., June ~ fore 5 p. m. Phone WY z. WY 2·2Z.ZO con1l1t1 of • '1 room frame dwelling t~~~t~ane• and parJr.~ qr mentl end lrl be I B JsMI T ~. with bath and p1rt b11em..,ot on 1lot IPedai contractual obllt":Wnt. mer P to panned for the r ..,,· enn., 01une 5; O,a· ,• FISH SANDWICH, 30<.' , Omon ONE SlX room bouse and one ~ after 5 p.m. Phone WY S.14-3tc so fee:V~~~ee~ rtiLTZ, IECTION IV CMalnt...ace• scouts. All mothers are urged RJdg~ ~"~··. June &: Gr~ Rmgs , 30c Jack 's Dairy Bar. four rwm apartment. Peop· -.w74. 12 6 Uc EIGHT room house 3 bedrooms Attornayl for the llhte or Thll II II hetlb)' aa-reett lhlilt Jald to be preS'.!nt. vme, S. C~HJa. June 7; ~ Middleport !}-14·6tc Jes Terrace. Phone WY 2--5385. HELP WANTED ~ bath, larg~ iot. Good I~> Carrie Vlr·'f;,~·.~~~-~~~~te ~:::::.:e::·De~r:a;,:~~':tar: ::: Class 12 meets Wednes~ ville, N. c., -.June 8; Charl~ 5 11 Olp COFFEE Sc.- Home-made- dO: cation out of lugh water. Call , ~::;::~n!.-1~ :::!=:!~ t:! day, May ~:,, at the church at N. C., June 9; High Point, N.q~ nuts 5c. Breakfast served and USED WORK pants, shirts and TWO WOMEN, (I) for cook and WY 2-2590. LEGAL NOTICE ''''"'•• '"'uno ,....,. '"' will I p. m. With Mrs. Jack Btch- June 10; Raleigh, N. C., Jl!!\\ lunches packPd at Barnette's coveralls. Carl Chevaher (l) for general housework. 5 10 tfc Notice of PabUc Sale tie, devotional chaitman, and 11; Cherry Point, N. C., Home Restaurant and p1na Long Bottom. Give experience and refer· PROPERTY for sale oa Red Notice IS hereby given that ::U!:!:10 Lh:b~'::;u:!. w:; :n!~!:!~ M 1 iBs Bess Sanborn as program llj Suffolk, Va.; June 12; "Pet; Shop. Reasonable pnces Op· 5 6 30tp ences. Write· P. 0. Box 97, Hill near Danville Darwood on Thursday, May 16, 1963, at •atW'actory to the sta~ of Ohio. eader. Hostesses will be Mrs. ersburg, Va., June 12; Charlot,. en 5 30 a m till 12 p m VENE'T'IAN Blinds allkinds. Pomeroy, Oh1o. NaPper, Langsville.' Ohio. 10 a. m. the uodersi~ed ~ill SICTION v c~•rkh•• ... urott•"•' James CrisweU, Mrs. E. M. tesvllle, Va., June 13; Harrt. Phone WY 2-9976, MiddleJXJrt, Window blmds and shades. S a ltp offer for sale at public auction pr~~!..~t.on ..~m~:a~~ o~t~be~~ Wood, Mrs. John Ketchka and burg, Va., June 13; Elkins, ,. \Y• Ohio Cloth porch shades val· FOR SALE OR RENT to tbe highest bidder for rash "'"' '''111 K"• ,.,. hllhway ••'" •• Mrs. Jessie Rennessy. Va., June 14; and Buckha~ --:-=== =-==------,--POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame. m hand at the Blaettnar Auto trattlc time•. aDd (b) ae,ulete •· 0f t h e W. Va ., June 15 . • -: been I lance and awnings, Bamboo parkinl Inau tht followlnJ muner: The Past Presl'den"" AUTOMOBll..E msurauc' shades Dale Wippel Supply, WANT ADS WOrl.K wonders Storm. doors. and windows, Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, the ~n~~u;n~·,u·.~r~f::u.··M•'••nl· American Legion Auxiliary of canceUed7 LoSt yolii Dperator carpeting • Lot ~""""'· ~·~ Land fonowing described automobile ~ portion of l\Oedwey on &nt Main Drew Webs ter Pos I 39 WI·u meet 2I3 Umon Avenue, Pomeroy, when \IQU wish tl buv or seD license? Cell WY 21966 ~ , contract WY 2 3702 . . •t Street on StaLe Route 114 frOID the Wednesd . Ohio. 5 2 30tc Read the Want A<ls lot quick ' . . """" p to wit. '"""'" •• Slale . . . . . ,., wllb u. ay everung at the hnme 5.:.:. !'....!1 . results. One - 19&3 Chevrolet s. Route and 811te Ro~te '1Une e . .t..,r· of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr :"c:=:-:-:===- cc---.:.'c-l.:. Iy to the33 •ut corpordiOD of MAY I · LOSE WEIGHT saft>ly and eas~ 4 door sedan-Serial No. Pomeroy. 6 I• Conveniently located, 4 bed· ... .. .... 13i ''"'"" pmUoi ••• MJSS Tebre h wOldegabriel Of l"ly WI th De X· A- D1e I . tab!e t S, I W" Sj ly s:J..N-683685. nortilweattrly •Ide of••,...,. Main ••street only 98c Stark Drug~. "Antique Car" Pattern room This property is being scld t.ofrom• syumort Nuthwe•terJy Ethiopia, Africa ' will be t h e hot family t h home, t N llh1 baths, point .o5 street milu .eout.hwttterly J 1 &Otp l Tall 16 oz. Water wa er ea . ew y re- MASON - 3 bedroom frame under the provisions of a secur· lrom Butternut Street guest speaker at . the Women's ----------GI asses w·dh Purchase decorated. Lot 75 X 189. Prlce home. large carpeted living ity agreement. Ther minimum nutb•uteriy (31 Pumlt Plrallel parkmf on the . tion of F"trst Umted . •kle o;~f Mtln str"t AsSOCJa Pres121 LOST & FOUND You g~t 1 glass free each $8000 00 · S. 7th St., Mid- room. This home Is situated price for which tt will be sold ~~:.,r~J:m;:r~:. ~-:h.,::~~ :,0~ byh~rian. Church in Middleport ~ --hmt you purchase 10 galdleport. If interested phone on attractive 60 . X 120• lot is $20 00. point .o5 mil•• nuthwe•tuly trom w 1ch wd) meet Thursday ev~ PT PLEASANT _ Mrs EDit ns ol gasoline or more • or Portsmouth EL "''7211 Bl aett nar Auto Company Butternut Slreet permmed on either nlng at th e church Wl'th M r s. rna Louise · " · Would w1th large double garage. <4' No Parllln1 DeVault, 88, ·Leoo' LOST . LARGE wh1te tom ea I , Io 0 answermg to nome of "PmOil change rent to responsible $12,000.00. (5) 9, II, 14, 3tc .. Dwtght Wallace, Mrs. Bethel died Sunday in Pleasant ky." Belongs lu I' • nk MurStart A Set Now! NEW HAVEN - brick 4 bed":~·~no• vt Coleman, Mrs. Carl Horkey, Hospital after a lengthy lllneBS. 0 1 ray , 1172 Powell St. Middleh OW:DINANCI! No. J.n UJht• w.lll Dnt . .• ...~·Ii','•i' ,'. ~'u.". Mrs. Sadie Starkey, Mrs. Wil· Sbe was born March 12 ,..,._ 1 11 room Orne, forced air fue) DATI OF 'I!NACTMINT. May 6, ltU ,.. t ' " ' 111: port Call WY 2·3400 morn· I BUSINESS SERVICES ml h t t . d and Ah emergenr.y 011llnance enacted =~:t:et Without prior appro... al by the Uam Morris, Mrs. Walter Ow· Cottageville, w. Va., the daugbr mgs. MeigS General afterea ' s orm wm ows the VIllage al Pomeroy, Melu I&CT co ens and M B h Fl Super Service Station EXPERIENCED Interior oak floors. Very good buy at by county, Ohio. 1n the mdter or the w 1 1 N vu That the riiM•·ofrs. ranc eming ter of the late Tanner and Mq noons Reward. 5 14-3tc 0 and hereinafter described Improvement, Jh y pruvtded for uld Improvement 88 hostesses B ll Willi pen 24 Hours WY 2-9932 exterior painters Free esti~ an$10,500.00. under the JUprr'(\Jion of the authnr· hl:ll be helc!. lnYiolate for public Magnolia Temple . e amson Parsons. U I N Ha !led repre~entauve1 of the Director ter hwab,iiipbu•po,..lfl, and no aicnJ, po.. Pythian Sis- husband Charles DeVault pr711 AUTO SALES mates. Roger Cullums, Ph. • m e1 rom ew ven - 51 .. t Ht,-hway• •· oa •· roadll.de lllanda or 'l ' • -.;:; SLUGGISH · SEPriC tank? Get WY "2682 'l"tp room home With good garden wHEREAS, Durin• lh• flood per· other prtnte innlllatlon. shall be lers WII meet Thursday at 7:30 ceded her in death. , ~tt Kl E l 1.' a- 't"V lod.l of M h '1 11 d :u 25 19153 pu,m,.IHed within the riaht-of·way li· p.m. at the DAV hall. All mem· ne Rambler een · m • A I Septic tank . ~- spot, stoker-fired coal fum- •portion• ort~e U s ·~oule. JJ. were ml Cleaner Ohio Valley Plumb- FOR PAINTING, interior and ace Also 5 acres r und blocked by water and therl'b)' deny ~EJTION VIII ICERTIJ"'CATION OF bers are urged to be present Survi~g are one son, ~ ot Compad te . Call D>•hard wIt . 0 gro . iDI u.. use to tntfl~ lhd AILAIILITY 0111 RIGHT OP: WAY Tb Ch ' ard DeVault Barberton nhio ; World S18ndard £ueftence lD!,. 4-16-30tp ex r10r. _..~, l • $7 ()00 ()I) WHEREAS, ll'l Ut• inter•Jt of P,lol-1> ~:ILITY RIARRANGIM.NT AND e ild Conse"ation Leagr 1 ""'!ff ; 609 N SecODd Street. Middle• · · uc •rvtee tt ••• deemed t:troper to v~:RML~~= 0,ST0A!!_ .. 0•1•1.oi HIO ue of Middleport will meet three. brothers, L. A. ParsOns; atg car room, ride and pertorm· PORTABLE ''"tc CUCKLER REALTY allow •tree~t.J tramc no;~t to unotflctany "3068 dish washer. 5 3 12Call porI. • .., 3 "" BRANCH OFFICE our on the Stitt,,tsperse lllfh u.11J) Th•t llll IIIIIatlng ,__ rllbt Qf war Thursday evening May 16 at Huntinglon; Thorn1 p arso_ns, ance Small car economy and WI .,- . tp WilY •Y•tem, dlmll" to laid .t.reets fu~ln the Vlllate, which b nece'""r)' 7 30 Cottagevme and Bert Parsons: ~ managerabllity JIM ROUSH SALESMAN did occur •bove and beyond thlt b• the aforulid tmprovm~enl ahall · p.m. at the home of Mrs •, SINGER SEWING machmes, See Us For . .. • PHONE' oo• •• .~ ~:.•,nully •1trtbuttd to Jair wear 1nd fbmade u.all.able therefor Robert Mills Mrs G R · Ml. Alto; two sisters, Mrs. Ora OOII;r'"-"" ... ) Thlt the State.Munlelpallty wiU ' . uy ey- Th t Pt PI t and ,.__ See sales and SbiVICe, The FabNEW HAVEN w VA WHEREAS, the Director of Hllh· ~~ulre any addiUonai rilht of wey nolds, Middleport Kindergarten orn on, . easan J.,U._. .. 1 Metropolitan Motors rtc Shop, 115 W Second, eDeKalb Seed Corn FOR SALE Tw , • ., teacher, wUI speak on the "Men. Delphia Kay, dottageville; 1 1 E. Main Street, Pomeroy meroy, WY 2-2284. 4-9-30tc DeKalb Sudax o bedroom Jowm1Libde•cnbed m•nner ,,r/QhT10 •"11 w•:r reqUired. haYe been tal Development of the ChUd" grandchildren; %3 great..gra~ Hill R R erranJemeDtl · hlldr · i · 1 Pbone WY 2-3870 horde, Beautiful Birch k.itcb- turbed ::::. with tlor!~:er :!~l~eou~l~ ~~ will be m.ade With and •~r.. men11 The Women's Association 0f c en and SIX great-grea, 'i en, automatic gas heat. 1649 seal 0 09 rnllet talned from all pubUc ullllty com lh F" t u J4A.I grandchildren 4 22 tfc I or Sx•II Lin l H "ghta c ll J b Muiberr;r A.veDue Su.l amutor· panle~ whosebyUn•• Ol' 11ructUrel Will e cbll'S Ill n leU Th Presbyterian . I o ei a be anect~ the wd improv•ment Ch '59 Chevrolet $1,495 I 0 old C 0 0 • ll'tal in IIIXIItinl l1ot mix and said eomr.IJ~iel have qreecl to Uf W meet ursday eVFuneral service Will be held FOR NEW or used cars or VB Impala . 4 dr. Sedan. One 0 08 • Agrico Fertilizer Blaettnar • WY 2-5127 · 3--19-tfc llliDJ panment •II neceuary plant le• ening al 7·.30 p. m at the 2 p.m. wect---· . the MI. wid and Llld PitCh black top. mll•ll of ex- make movat1&ny or and rearrangmt!enl• tn .uch . ~ay m trucks, phune Marvm Marks rareful owner Only 30 869 Middleport Feed Ml'll FOR SALE : 4 room house, 1 .e:l4 :~~h!:~. Ridlfl JLoad OoubJ"' manner a• to be cl.. r of ID)' con- church A foretgn speaker from Oliver EUB Church where 81* SALESMAN Beasley Math· m1le s. Power Steermg. A~to. Naylou Run Rol.d: Pitch Wllh atruetlon nll~ for by the planJ Africa a tud I t Oh" u . shift Really sharp f II ews. Athens. LY J-4061 Ton, Fawler. Own•r & Opp. acre grou nd • u basement. bltumlnOUI premlll: ltlcl double &ell of llld Improvement and ••ld com. • s en a 10 m· was a member, with the Rev. Phone WY 2-6121 4-27-"fttft 0.13 mllel paniu hiVe ••reed to mlk auch versity, wlll be on the prDonald Lockhart offi'cla"•ft 10-9-lfc '60 Dodge -- $1,377 "We Do Custom Gnnding" ...,.,~t' Now THEREFOR!!:, Be tt ordllned oeceul -y rearranaemenb Immediate· v~ VB Matadore full !<iized one HOUSE POR SALE or tra'Je by the Cuon•·il of th"' vlllafle of Z, liter notiflc•uon by Aid vWau gram. Burial will be in the Jacksoa - -- FOR · ~ SALE owner !Kidge Push btillon N. 2nd Ave. Mhlcll•port Ohio: 1 cconMtttl theThat Departm•nt of acree<~ Hlthway•. Six rooms, bath, half base- Pomeroys'ltTION fDJ u u h,reby that the The mother • daughi er ban- cemetery at Mt. Alto. Frleftdl -SIX PLY TIRES and bed Dale I shift Power Sleermg HEATING ,.·ND PLUMBING That IJ II 4edlred to be In 1he ~~life •hall .t u. own upenle, Millie quet sponsored by the wscs may call at the Stevens ....- men t , hOt and CO ld water, pubUc interut that tbe consent of ... rurnncementa of wJter meLn• ~ r.111CC" Kautz, Chec;;ler 98.'J ·2211. I MaeDer Punaeet gas heatmg ' garage one acre llld VIlla~~:., be and JUch CllDitflt I• ~~r;tce linu. fire hydr .. tl, valvi of the United Methodist church al Home. :~ hereb)' ''""'n to Ui~ Director of Hlfh· l<'p ~·· unuary aewer• or other mun· Will be held Thursd • 15 Aroold Brothers ground, In Rutland. Will 3etl way, to effect the •bove de..crlhed pu a ly owned utUIU•• and-o;~r any ap. BY at v: 5' -14 · 3tp -.-tB E M s Po Obi on land contract s D Bus- repalfl Ln accord&nct With ltiDdJrd or rt.e.IIIDCeJ thento, whether lnlltde p. m. in the church dining Pom•roy, Ohio UJ. • am t., D')eroy, 0 . . . method• and prouduru of Lhe Hla:h- ffill OUtiiJde the corporate llmltl II I Lo8e8 HiI •It ·~ MOVIN( i AWAY Refngerator . ' washer df\ er bedroom ,,<Uilt Pbone WY !-Z44I kirk, Rutland, OhiO. S.7-6tp way Dep~~rtment JOlt~ Jbe nece..I~Y and to coltforDJ to the are room. A I women of the church IO&R Furthe• , •oid VJU of p mprovemenl 111d. rearr.lllfelnv·•-• t !tend 10 1 electriC st~ve , couch. charr • SINGER SEWING machme A·1 8 7 tfc FOR SALE - 8 of m 1 I e eroy benby . "flret• that athe e utd ommenta lhall be'•Y done t aln eIUCh time •• their daughter li.CU 0 a or anandadnpied bring License In Pol'nt . • de- re~~u ~~ted Deportment 8 0 kitchen cabmt . Ulilllv cup- cond_Jtton Eqmpped with auto.. Plrtment ot hltlhway• of lhe Elt&te ot .. waYJ Df\neu. Included In daughter. It will be a potluck PT. PLEASANT - Dona,p1.1r AUCTIONEER from Pomeroy- on Route 143 of Ohio, •hall b• and u h•nby ••ved lump aum participation. ( d board, almost new 593 High rna IC ecor_ator to zig-za~. ,..... 8 room house, b8th ' lar ge. or harmltll Ill)' arlADII: and all from damuJel (I) That the eon•truetion -- p axton, Colurnbus, 0 h'• ~..-· 'l.oUntplete Servlee claim•from th..,reof or •trudlon. and o, ·······-··· t reeon. or wlth lhe meat, rolls, dessert . '...., des1gns, St , Middleport Call between I fan<'y buttonhole, t J"t nd H ~tro..-.nfl out of the bllt twu h "' ·Crin Bradford UI I Yroom 8 garage. eat· La m•de or a1 r-s lXI~ • ere- :~mtl pubnc,Jy end prl.,.tel)' owned and drink provided. Those at- WBS sentenced to three days·ja 9 and 4. 5·14-Jtp I elc. Used diSCS. Balance due Write, Pltoae or Coataet ed by gas. Nice location. Pr~c- Further. the colt of tb• above de· <cJ ea, re err•d to In •ub•edlon• . - -$42 00 cash or 6 payments of ed ,, II Call f acrlbed rep•ln •h•U M tx~me en· hand fdl aboYe, •hail b• don" In tendmg are asked to- bring the county jail, fined $50 a nli ONE SPEED QUEEN Dryer. $8 monthly. Phone WY 2A. C. BRADFORD w se · a ter 4 P. m. Urely by the aa.kl department ot ~~~u 1 : :~~i~t •:p!r~uJ': ::;terr~~: th.,;r own table servJce. costs, and had hil license,,.. 00 Good cond11ton. $55 Phone fitc Racine, Oblo except Saundays, LV S..5824, h!~~;.~~·Nnfu~.:!:~e'::c,-0 h~i~ 1 ::;:~ac~ eon•trucun.the 1n1prove.l hel No, b'3 of the Interns· voked for si.l moDths, when...1111 59 WY 2-3920. 5·14·3tC _ 2204 5 18 tfe McArthur, Olllo. 1'h .. ordinance 1.a hereby dacl.ared all b&ckfilllnt of trl:nchll!l al ed to be a.a emerttU\CY mea1ure by ra•· made necepary by such uum, re~tr. J Order of Job's Daughters r gn before JusUce of Peace -- G MACHINE Brand 5 6 12tc f ranaemtnt• llhall be performed ln IC Good I cb ~ SEWIN ONE BEDROOM SUite, vaml)' . PHOTO COPYING Services. IOn ° lht need for upeclltiDI wn· eordan~ with the proYIIJono .. See- "'·" meet in regular session A. M. w n on 8 arge w I new 1963 model Sews for F ~: - - atructlon of repaln lo proouote hllh· tlon 1208 f lamps. double blankets. throw I Ward and backward Co Copy any letter or d()(!Wieol OR SALE Four I(UOd lots. th '"IY affirm IRfety,tJ and PrOJYided It rec..,IYill of HI-.. • c thl" Ohio l>epartmttnt Thursday at 7·30 te f thi il waya OJnatructlon and Mater· • p. m ' at the driving while• intoxJcated. ;r :' s and kmcknacks Some · mes 1 "euler Insurance, Pomeroy11 Good seven room house b· th e a n vo 0 ~wo· rd• of 1• 1 Spel!lflcatlona and. 11ball he 1111b- Pom~roy Masonic Temple others arr81gl\ed before GooiJ.i'~ complete With accessnrtes and ,' "' the member• eleetecl ~ Councn, It IJect to approval by the Stlte . , Myrtle Sh be ,... rug dishes . pots and pans c N ' 2 l5 de and l,"l bath, basement and ahJU take effeet aDd b• In force {f) That aald v!Jlan hereb, ••n•o MAy 17 ' WID were 0 • ... .. guaranteed. $42.00 or terms. Immediately upon Ju pa1n1e end that lh111 ld Jones_, _C_hestrr. Oh_io_. 5-14 3tp j' Ph Karl Grueser, Plambln• -"-A Jarage, out of h1f.)l water •PvrovaJ b,. lhe Ma,or, otbenrbe, u wa.v• or t~: sta~:P~'i~~~~, •,•0, 1tp•.!t.: A rummage sale sponsored ~leasant, PI and costs, Uttanr.: one WY 2-2204. ., Co ld • .. d lhlll effeet lheandfJRrllat be In force lind I h ..... by th e wscs 0f the United Me- mg; Fr8nk"Le achman Ste""-' Heatm'• u ""!: ma e mtD apart- from tall.e I.Dd anu porlod • ere b' ·•ved harmleu frorn WI .,_.., 5 9 6tc ro lnyartlhllfrom IDd all dama•ea or claim• therethod'tst church will be held ...I ens, .,.-.v .... a nd lo.!l.mUI, -~ f' hlng -"" .. FREE USE OF' our carpet · ~==~~~---_.:.-·...= 10, Mlnersvi'llo,too ObiO" meuts lAly .,.,.aler electrlCI· • ll owed by 1•w or or grow'"'ool of lB ,.. •......, shampooer With --:---:- vac· . Vote on rule Uld re- certlfl .... Mlde ·~ the Davis-Warner butldmg Fri'a out a license; Roy c. B r 0 ...a,;. . purchase of :-: I::LECTROLUX automatic ty, gas Priced for 'qutck sale quirlna"" suapenllon OJrdinan~e toof be'h•fully ......,ion osr obllgaUone , Blue Luc;; tri?' Shampoo Baker End yoor sewer troublf':l dl u u d l •ar o 1n ecllont ~ •. lbl (cl <dl • 0 1 ' i uum cleaner w1th alJ cleanWe bave aD sizes Sef Okey Wood. Syracuse. d:y.nc Y rea on t """ ...s ferent and •" hereinabove ' ' day and Saturday Sutton, Sam A. Long, Southside'! Furniture , M!Cldleporl. 5 14-6 I mrr!'I attachments and cord Phone \1.-v "~n•~ (ftequJ.ru a )'ea Yote b,. three.gcTION: IX llmer,.ncy C:teu•l . and Harold G. Patrick ' ·pt. Sewer Maebilles I VVI.IOU. fourtbJ ot aU elacted membenl ed II ordlnan~:e II hereby declir. . . . tc I wmder. Used paper pop out Reasoaahle D - . . YeJJ Sill: Uti) Naya nont lo be an emergenc, meuure by ~ Pleasant were each fined :$10 'T Pl!'ll' b B I DGH: Vute un emerlornc:~~ l"iause Yea• reldon of lhe n~ed. for expedlttnt d .: into-•··"1'1' ) our Call Wl' Z-Mf Day or Nl .. l INSURANCE lb.. II) ..Nay• non" COIIIItrul-uon, O( pro)ect{l) to prORIOII! anI COI-.a on an DON c Kl '> iuggrsh I ags , a ance .., OOdue $43 69 or 7 I¥" htahwly sa ely, and pruovldl!d 11 rv. .....,.. M•y 8, 1913, •• 1n Em~r celve l.he affirmative vote of twl), C.arges. ·· ' sept 1r tan k ' .rt ean r:m 1 payments ••· monthly Ph. 7 26 Uc All Sepltc Tank llPaner. Land - WY 2·2204 Ilr•========;..;~~~ BARNES ~:enc} melilaure Ytu Sla Uh Na,-!1, third• of th"' lntmbers eli!C''ed to SIMPSON lnsUf· ~~":sEt· a:a~·.r~:::y l:'lenure cin'",•,ell, II lilhall lllke effect et11d be FIVE ASK TO ~ - 'i mark F'dl'rn Hmt>,llJ Pnmrroy 5 9 file AHention Dt~irymen ance "g en c y Middlepor' Attelt pa• ..... .. TTES Edna F s~hoenleb. Clerk lale ret! and •mmttUakly approval byupon the lt9Ma:v•Jr PT PLEASANT Fl~ - .,.• S·H .lotC Fire. automobile, bonds Ph A i f. Hmr)' J Werr,otherwlu il shnll tali:<' tfftel anti . ve 1100s Charlea w. ........ Mayur I be In force from ltHd aller the f!&rll- . pies have made applications-J'IW AUCTION , ~·!:1111rtla\ Ma\ IS I 8 'l1 ttc Dor D. Sebleftr, Pl·ealdent ol elt perlvd ali(lll'fd by Ill... I •! For Sale or Lea e I WY 2-2903 CouneU Vote on 8UfiJ)In ..tun of tbo '•i• marriage licen.C~es m the ofDCI 1963, 12 30 p In Tt1 e p('r ~ onal l S _ R Renter 1nsorance Ageacy a bu· requl.r1hi In ordinance to be fully ~ The for aforeJolnl proceedinlI• acee-pted with the a1repatn of the County Clerk They a 0 ot ( ,_JrfiP V Cun • l "EWLY "-'' l•tlnctlJ' re1d on thrte different Young men and women de- WIIII'am Thomas Gr1'nna....... •1, • property !'t FURNISHED 4 room V ·•1•1urance for eYer) persnoaJ 1 ereln de~<:rtDed da,v• rungham de<'t''l"if'{ \ 11 b d 6 and For tbe VlllaJt ol Pomero,., Ohio (Jl 1 ,.. ~, ., • ' • WI P "01 I house, located on 3 acres. 1 1 bus10eu Deed." Atte.t· E;Jna F ScbQ('nleb rour~:~ ~· a1f ef::,ed"0.!,"e 111 ~~r,,'hree- S~mg to learn a trade, are ad- New Haven, and Mildred at. 456 Bl oHdv. d) Str ee t 111 1 mile off 124 on good gravel A C - - Pboae Wl' Z..%431 charle• w.we .. r, Contnctu•l Of v.... ''"" 15l Nay• None VIsed toseeU.eir Army Re"ruit- lwartb 19 Hartford· Jame ' ~ •:S leport OIJin E - - --Ulcer,8 for ..... , H ' ' ' • 1983the Stile of Ohio ll.ool• n Vote<5 on tmeretncy CIIU.... · Midd road, below Long Bottom. May .... ' er e ha!l a plan to r·t II S 24 .A ed F :on. 1 ~ li s p FARM EQUIPMENT STAT.·.··oT•"·'·H·IOTI OF COP \I' v; ) Naya 8No;~ne . I a tearns, • nn orca, 1"• Tapp. n! . \.a,. ~m gP · 1913 f'rvel Drtlled well Electric 1ty . bot· OMEROY WY 2·2649 .,d MayVeaJ Emer~cn needs • Hin ... :.1euure five •• t!ll '" Na)'s nron._. Iag~ra F8 II S, N. Y. 8nd p ·~gas re ngPra tor kl t( hf' u cab! tied gas. Phone WY 2-6889 OFFERS THE BEST I -~ vmace of Pomero,; ss PASSEu, Mil)' a, 1983 The Army conducts the Iars- Ja Madolyn Wedge 20 Pt. P net, 7 pr dnwttP <:.P I, oval E. E Hayman Syracuse 0 CLAIR WOODE I NE.w HOLLAND hmP and tert- F'~~~ ;re~~~OI~nleb. II clerk of th(' ' m~_~/J.~W:'!Ieb. Clerk& est oouCational mstltute in the l•ant·, Raymond sta'yton'• fr;;t Ch n (' I d b ff ' ' . iltzer spreader J~ WhE>PIS 8 vllla&e of PomPrqy, Ohio. do hert•b\ '·' , • 1 a up )fli-l r . u el, 5-14-Stp PHONE • I Ict<rtlfy the•. tht- foretlolnf I• .. lru.., 1 uur( 11 ~ 1 ·:~~.f~~arp:...~!",~', orld, and offers complete train· West Columbia, aMI Gertha 1 OOt hopper Con ct Ed Fry, and r01'1ect copv of ordlnence adupt 1 7 dmmg runm <: 111 te. round CHESTE R 985-2145 ' Letart w Va 8"5""3 ed b) the council of the Nld \lllilae Th ~ 8 I 1 I of Council.,,.. '' " mg th over 50 major fields. U.a dolph 50, Pt Pleasant· •• all('rpt!NI · 1fl conducted by the Darres · Craig,· 25, Roberts • l#ble, Wh 1te :wv.u1 "h m•,chine, " FOR RENT l2-8-25t(' ' ~~' on 1oe •••• llY 0 1 ,. ay, 1083· th•l thf' hu.. fur ' -'""n:: Pt<~r••<Pdlne wUh till! ,.l'n".• tra 1mng . 8 5 2 bari'E-1 bark r h.urc; , 2 pc, . ft &to t~~r!ic~~d: .~! t~~:r.e:r:;n~~d ~ si r;~;',b,. 11 ~~~·=R~"d•:;r~eroY l)t!•n be~l qual_ified mslructors Jtvnil- lanrl Linda Wls Plan·ts, 19. ft te Jiving room Sllllt' ' 1\ rrstuffed RE~RlnERATORS to Ia•rl'~ere,dum that no ptocee111n-"" abl e, us1ng the most modern ,! Pt. Pleasant· and Bendall ,. '' . and wash- Cnrtis• Breedin& •~rvft, I nc. MUSICAL Instruments cordlnJ looktns to, upon •u•h AUo•Pt F.Jn · • ."" 8rhoenleb. c1cr11 rocker . 2 kll "'ur mlrrn, "ed· .. Bre"' d . •• ( harle • w Leaar 'hYor . ' 31, West 'S.:. u oers .,.,00 per month. We de<0\. W great airy and beef or nancll! hal"e betn t~tken: and •hat 1 r;ontr.etugJ ofr~, .. 1 1f:--t •tprnenl, o,,ered Without cost iArnold VanMatre, 1 UJIP "I 1 bl 1 b 11 ( I ,aurh nrlllnanc.and certlfleatt!l or pub r 1 us or ony $6.01.1 F(\r serv- ONE USED Spinet piano, fa- ,unuon \hereof are o! record 1u urrtt I .~:t ~", 1 ~!~~~e ~:s;n~ (' to those who qualify. lumbia, and Patty Lou'Edwafiill= room S • 11 ~" rn:~ r e op liver and kePp m repa 1r dresser and Pxt• :-J n1ce rna· Ewing Slore, Pomeroy, Ohao we call Leland Parker, Porn- mous make fine tone Mahog· wWE~:OI~ ~~ 11 ,.\'t ,T~·~~ :~~~Z' n,.· cor:v Actually, "students'' 11re p1id 19, Letart. ~~ ble top wa shsl<mrl 2 metal 5 13 ltc erov, Ohio. Phone WY 2-2264 anv finish full keyboard Com- n"r.:unuo uH1.'l'rtht·l 1,,. namt Jnl 11 t'.'uu . or PD ·• oern"' s~ v·hlle learning, as well as fed :.r.,. 1 " '"' '"i· <hi• "'" "" :.,drehsesaetresr. !rURNiSHED_apartments. or Albert Parker. Chester . 1 plele wrth bench. Selling for •• .. 'i"'' ., ho.. ,...l. clothed and furni 1hed l;'leanal VJ!Iley Hospital ; : "' Two, Ohio, Phone 985-3415 customer at $350 Terms ar· ~~~~: "' rho •nlt'h ll ... vma ,eo ' P"mt'I'0.\1 01\!o,doh.-ro all medical and dental care. AOM• ' 1'F,U Mrs cecu; «i '000 B T 0 · ·SPVf' ra 1 sma 11 1 ed 4 room. fiVe room FUIIIISh 1 .._ b•· f'tlrtUv thai t'l~ fur•rolnJ 11 11 (ru .. ~ and Iunfumlshd. 53 30tp ranged. One used two-in-one I VILLnOE of l"om,•r<v. 0 '•1o anj ~•rrert eop or ~>rdln"n('f' ui••P• An• Unitf'd StatP~ Armv Re- ,Sines, Pt. Pleasant; 1 ph5-0 ·tfc n e ,ll-. 0 McCO- Y, AUCTIONEER. I 0 rgan Wur It ' tSJ •• :n. :1• • ' b• th• Nunrtt of the ••"' •llho• c •te . I Ca I 1 zer rna ho,zany I on th• Bth ca ... v of Ma•, 1 ,~ 3 •tuu 'he . rm r IS qua lif'ed I end aut hor Grady, Pt. Peasant; •J.a!l hf·aters, l square lub WY Z..25S?. 7 Maytag wa~hrr , many other THREE • t I hnish Good condit1on Only •••• ~·.D~~;~~:.~· ,!!z, 0 196~ r.uhlle:~tn'r .. r I ~uch ··rtlln~nce 11 M . I:'1f'fl lo pro"e!llfl: applications and f~Clone ur~1 Columbia· Mr8 • N d• '"-s f h IChester Ohio btoen mg!le aa flrtt,!Je~ of "' nrd Ke• ' 1' • -,~ ., t tau . an~, our room urms NAMa or lilt.: IT· M•ln e;or~lnr. to ta\r tltat na pro .. eM'n.o arrrmge yorational trainina beJip l,flan~ p,.trtP,t: M t.e l 1 I· 4 18 tic $&11\ Wrilf' Bill Wendell 7th ' lOUT. N0.1 •.•. 114, u.a •. JJ T~: Cash ed and unfUI'lli8bed aru~t1 lno Ill ~ fo h3veI t erendllm upott ~u.b tor" Ir .•• nc~e .rn to lbe, ·;o Ai-m". ~..,.O{ttla Go •1 "1-T JJ. ..Lu hJ ":":r'n. r>.; .:::o;t rAn ~m•r•ePC)' oru. n .. nre <rllll<'l~ .,,.,l•.,anre ~~~-n t~ .. an • .~1' • ., ,, • en ,,...'f11c~, ~ .. and Warren, Marietta, for m· 1 Pom ·r"l responsible for arr tdentlJ rnent~ W'f 2-5434. b"' tJHo vln~~Ce • .. ,~ '1" ,.. ~ h qr~ .,., ,n ., l!td c-erllrl• lit ,., p ,,.. Contracts are sJ..rneil, li8Bied Ql~:!RA.f(,€0: l.OI'$ Sib~ ·· j :• formation. 5-1 1.·3t.C )C'ount;r. Obld, ... lhe m ~tl ~r of lh~ l.e,t 011 thct'•o' 11' 1' o" r~utrl'l 1 ~ •r~l 1:) I heoeiaa:Ler de~t~l'lbet and FuIlz , Atl of!lPYS 12. tfc FOR SALE OR TRADE fuu OV :ll\ll'Ot n·:""' R-:-,rd ~0 g:: · .. " '!'(' 'UI"' l anrt Ill !'lllnd , P~fntP enli• ~~rat. , GaUlMUa Ferry; Ceria Jeid : AuctiO C unller ue JNPCUialon of lh11 ll•l'l rlor .N WIT :-I!'I!'S!I wP'w..•voP' 1 f\ ~ Th l 1 r ''tl • ;nil'' J "fif"~"~' ~ POULTRY n omn?nv HOUSE for rent. p0 • 1r rooms Antique organ. Good condition. orw~~IJ'·· h ~r "n1 1, Jl\' ~r"rl''-~4 ,;."· ~ 1'11 ~ .. • :; • e OCBI re..TUJ ng sta on H~t\fman, Leon; Mrs. Ed g.a\r ; Auclllmeer IUld balb. Lincoln Heights :tt:AS, Ule Dln•ctur or Hl p,b t :cd In!' qlllcltl R~JJ,. th~ t3tb dar lo~et r ·' '" .t-he Park ('..ent~ HacQev ~ ];etart . ' ~~ " B dford M H '' ~ ~i! 1 A~:· ,~ Will trade r... piano in good HEAVY HENS. Sl each. John ••J• ·&J ·r~nllii',•..?._~• UDprOYiftl • pl)r ,,r M.u, It~. ~- ra • anager Pbone WY 2--35~ Pld• l ' o' UoD ftf IM , Pii;n; htlh¥o'PJ' whk'b lei . Ifni fl'. RthOel\ll'l) otel, GaiUpoliB, where inf • BfnTn: oau~hler t~ Proffit, Portland, O~ao . 6 11 6tc clock. 4 23 tic condition. Phone WI t-2117 de.;:,:!U.':.f:t~ p.avmw11 with ' ~t~:ar. of ~'nmeror. otu !mat1nn. i~ avail~ #t(Jm M.~ri••Mi's. C·l Y d e .Ounlap, i 11 6tc 5 iO 91p .,.._110 _ , . .. "· o. ••uia ao ~ I" ·~ .., • 1Kenneth 0. Judd. .f !'Pleasant. ~ FURNL~HED 't3~.:~7 TELEviSION IN REVIEW o.SI ~· ........ ,, •·" . Pgle.• If 1 fellow bad lbo atom· ~la•inl the ·-ldy "Cbltt 1'1\'\,l( ..... I MJ6HT /'$ WELl. G£T '1<b for II, bt ®Uld olmolllaueb. Hlllllil) lltporilll(' Jul:J I, NJC. IT OVER WITH ... _ TV will off.. a ~am . no C't•rel IWbll: To provide mer oorleo on wbat I)IOI>Ie of a · added I'OIIDd-lhHlodi televillon doleD leading clllet of the world 11J lUCK DIJ BilOW eompsr.jfon to hil well-known omo eovoroge of uttaoalll Gordon sro preocc~~Pied with .t prOMDI HOLLYWOOD lUPll - ft80. lionli outbursto be was r•tb• ~·-bR fii&)JI POt week, -from oporta to orl to politico TV Prida1111it -led 1 _. mUd. We got Cutro the omoatblo, NBC"a DIOrnlnii"TodaJ'' show will .. . The balf.bour abowo are dehour lpoc!ai buill arv!lld a • bul die underlying memorleo of 10 on nearly olx boun ell'ller .ocrlbed •• rontiiDporary mood ml!ltao Havan• -.Jew will! f'l- firing aquads. mlofllleo and laot than uoual ... It normaUy atro pieces, not travoloa- or tlocu4~1 Castro DY tho prlllilll report- October only made the perform· daily at 7 un., EDT. mentariea. er. ln lbt _ _... liable, Lila uce omillou. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT.. 89vianl. Tbere were ao tirades. and DO : Mlio Howord II a tmockoul c!aan. Hi( motiool were IimltIiJqqdo. pel 1 maybe ••• ed to oomo amall geatur• with a truo 111or aU lUI load pen he wu holding. Ha said Jllll 1,.. II -· 18.01"* leSI netting Uveo. 11 11 roportoc1 about what you'd think be would t , :1.-ol _., 10.v- .... lhe wori:ed quite berd 1o waqll Ill' on political mattera. Of 00111'10 L Ont, a.a..... a \ll&a to CUba, whert abe ap<!DI there wore 110 Soviet "troops" In :;.... • lmpol%w4 . , inontb. and that obe worked CUbe. Tbere were "technicians.-~ Ia" eqtW!y hard to land her inter- But he oxpl<led tho "technicians" U. T1 'o .. I:LB&IJI 6.B -11.]4d vieW, die clincher being 1 group WOUld fight If necessary, -piA> nllhtclub llhlndig to which Caalro Moot of all, he oeemed upael JS P•ltll -• l.llluo-Qda'l. 4 ljlyited ber, and which ended at that the Ualted St.ot• bed Ignored 4n;!lolll «-. ... a:1W flY( In the morning one day last blm and dealt dlfeelly wih Ruo- 14 .... &lllo1'a &Cil>1\!>!'th. sia In the CUban matter. He """ 1ll1llllr II.Ja!IM-~~11. the Interview took place oeemed rather IDIOlll on indica!- JL-...S Us d) T.~ ILTai t ' 1/1rlo0 dayo later in tho Hotel Ill· ing lltal be rea11J WM Important .... ow .... LI'L ABNER 7 a vltta, witb Caotro, bla Interpreter lifter aU, and nol IODIOODO wbo 1L --.-~.m aad Misa Howard liWng around waa jUBI takln8 ordero from Ni· lL ~ I..A.-al: • toble And llviUgh the aJaPifl· ilill Kbrusbcbev. cance of tbe ooatolll Is not llkel•I In a 20-mtnuto epilogue, Sens. :It,,.,.. -~ I ; _, to atop lhe preoses of blltrny, ohe Kenneth Keating and Hubert ~ &tete'¢ dill get her otory, aod we aot a HUlllphrey malysed the Interview. 21. Ba1f.,. JB,Uichll& lbotthwbile per10111llty look, a). pointing out the obvtoUI dis!Dr· 23.tllbugh it required a large IP'•In of llono and falaehoods. Personally, II. Poll> salt. I will nevtr foraet castro'• unin- ll.b·'C-o 100111ed llcutety aware of tonUonally claasl< remark to his tho lmmen .. lmpaot of televlalon. intetpreter: "Ask her <Miss How· theind though he took the tllpected ardl why they !Americans) alway at.Ho•*• slams at lbt UPiled States. by think of thing• from a different A = .., ...- 1~;-u,. =n o!b• :.,"'; :=; ::::rn::, OpPOrtunities ••ntr)y from of ......., ice anr. other coin operated ;:P~!: ::.:·~a: buy for any handy m a n, 100 I en Hay Ba~er, one ~ee poml httch mowmg machme, al. most new. WI018M Houdashelt, Kmgsbury Road, PhJDe WY 2..()6S8 ' 9 6tc ,.,=-~~---- ·-:__:.:.:._ w of high water, and conveniently M.\N OR WOMAN to service • .....,. ol 100 '"'' .. ~ ., ,, .. located. $2,000.00 A wonderful and coUecl from clg..-elte, ,.,..,. ... . . _ ..,.,..., "'"' - 5 room frame home with bath, forced hot air heal· ___.:.F~O=R SALE . FOR REI\tT ing, basement, newly Insulbric FOR SALE- One Motor dri_V· MODERN 4 room fumlabed ;,; .•pidaceed.• N31caecryeardto'tpwleinthty segardvereanl rot 6• II mftaract~ 01 ••• .,,,. • _... ID1MII aortbU~J" tnm. tbe v"t' por..u.a IbM §II Po.QtUo7 u.. POMEROY - 6 room frame house with bath, gas heating , @) -----------------------'IRURAL POMEROY MOTOR· CO.® OFFICE HOURS 1 .30 " SH •.rw.N. •••• 1 nne •11M" rtlnn. .,.., • ...., mllH nortMut•rb' tnm TWO PURE Bl\.llolU ncnav aut BWeel,. • buDs, 9 months and 1\\ yl!ll'l• ..,,. •• I... 'j basement. On large Jot, .cce-po.eo J'or n., M RATES For Want Ad Se"iee •• "'"" - LIVESTOCK '- -1/1.. Gn 1 De • Cenb pe r !lilintn•um 11'.• -LI• ., ~Rikr ,-.,r USED CAN<:El.LATIONS REAL ESTATE . --==;...::===---1--_;~~~='----l::::'::::.•.:.:.:.:•:.•: ~ n ..n "-'-rd .0$ .Uu ..utbwn\ll'b from euttcr- SALE POMEROY MOTOR Is YOUR BESJ C•• 1 BET lliO P M ... II ) WINNIE WINkLE ei/T TONIGHT l HIT ll--lE JACKPOT. AND YOJ CA. '\I HAVE M!f WINNI N.35 6UYWURSELF A FEW HA15. 01-1 LOU :: COULON T J �... \ WANT AD INFORMATION I I DEADUNES tla:t ~nrtl Pltbllca"ell lla""1' O.adlln.. t:twl 4 ltl Mond•J 6-Da!ly Sentinel , ~omeroy.Middleport, ~ (91 p., May 14, 1983- (9) FOR FOR SALE CUKREI.TIONS unrt1 i::OI A IL Puhlic•tiGI REGUU.TIONS t"e1 •llni11Del .--rt"a <be t'lftll ll edt• or re1Hl'l 1nJ •dl <~•....,e-6 '"l"'ttnn~nJe ltr">rl eboal~ b" Pepnrted · ~dl!llf'IJ' Tbe ouh 1t1h1111 Will 1111' rw re.ponslbt• tor rno,.. ~ball .:.nf' •n<"'l-rTWOI o lll8rr.IOJQ 1 wo M 1959 CHEVROLET V-t 2 00011 --,;-;,----;:-- $1,295 Ivory ovt'r turquoise finish Powerslide, radio, heater, whlttowalls, spotless clnn interior. 1959 FORO GALAXIE HARDTOP COUPI - - $1,495 Low m1lea~e by local owner. Ivory over green fini!Jh ~lean mter10r, automatic trans va motor, power ste(lr: Jng, rudto, healer. 1958 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 DOOR . - - : - - c - : $895 Ivory ovPr light gre~n fmish, good tires, clean mter10r, <HJtoma llC trana . radto and heatet Ch.arl'• 80 een\11 • Cent· pe r wo rd tor Tbre • r:o• •ecutl . . . - tn s..,rtum• P'ul' n11 "' t cent. poer •ora '"ll be ~h 1 r1ed to• 1dY ertt.tn1 lt not oald trlth\11 tO d17• after ~\I­ n~~: om CARD 01' TlliLNU - 11.2!!1 ru '10 •ord nlnlmum l:teb llf4\t10D· aJ •old l c Ohi'U1rte• oubl~ •' I eent pn word Saturday U~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO out I' - " ' !o on t> M o.u,. -41 311 AM til 12:00 IIOOJD IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD ana eute.rb -:.·.-.ass W\~Uw •·• , ••"'' 0 ·'" ,..., co.... IIOUf..ll•rlJ eut. eAtpOtaUoa alf• the welt; eDd of the Kuaa Clt.)' brldl" aoriherb' for hours work, some matorlals, and have a nlce home. dispellllers in this area. This is 8 'Jery good posltion that can be worked full or parttime. Person selected m.ust have good serviceable car and 10 or more spare hours per week and $500 to $3,600 cash capital. Write giving name, address, telephone .,_ B number and a II deIa 11:1 to ox 1116 Tu l Okl h ' sa, B oma. 13 3tp 5 RENTAL - 9 room frame house with hath , furnace heat· ing, nice yard and g a r den space, rural location, (garden and pasture for cow), % mile from blacktop road. $50.00 per month. s. u Rou~e r:'-~~':n I,.!~ 1 as ..., """ Rout• ::'~!!.!:, ~· =:n:r:;r;~ m~~ '"'" " INo addlLio.DaJ nth' or wQ reqwr· .. Be U ordalned. byNnW t"'= T~EJI'ORE, coul\cll of u.. VUlal• of ..,..,.,, obloo •••••o• ' ,......" That U il UelaNd to btl lD the •"""' ....,.., ..,, '"' . - • '' uid. vm-.. 1M uc1 .ucb eonteht ,. herJhy 11vea to l.h• Dtrea\or oJ Hlfb· wu• to eoutruet ua. •bove d.-.:rlb· ed ua end ac:aorduee plan•lmproY•m.,.t . .,.eitie•Uo.lll utt.mstt.with .. .,..,..... •• """ Diroot... •••••o• u «"""'""' ••In ":"~~. ·.::::.·...:·~:~ ::·1'.~~~ Lh111 cuJt of til• abov• 4uerlbed --== _ --t~oT•c• ~:~~~e;e,b; ~~m;-•.::!D~ofan~:; LEGAL NOTICE The annuallllSpectlon of Pom. eroy Chapter 186 OES wW be held Ill ttie Masonic Temple ' Tuesday al7:45 p. m. wltb Marguerite Hale, worthy grand ,.. tron, the inl!lpecting officer. The Business alld Profession· al Women's Oub will meet Tuesday evening for their dinner meeting and business meeting. New officers will be Jn.. 8laDed . bY, Mrs. Kalhry n EYer· ell, DIStrict XV Director and annual reports of The Sa"-b PI' committees. U = ury A Wi meet Tuesday at 7·30 p m m I he · · · school auditorium. Officers for the new year an d de Iega~ •- to County Council will be ·•ed. Refreshments wlU be served. M.\Y 15 The Mothers' Auxiliary of Is Ann00DCed -.'. n1 DO .io au..._ ' ''' P'f. """""""" - The PolpJI, Pleasant High School band 'liQt bebandone of eight Weat Virgll),ll, s to tour areas in the ~~~ and Mid-west for 8 week or''lJ, days early in June to promOUI the State's Centennial. -·· High school ~--•- in adell•;:! to JSt. Pleasant""'"'" who will parii U.O: from - m~lU ~otr;;~::e~~~~!::.:•~.~ ~:._f.•r~\~ 1L!=f:7;" 1!u7 .- At Age 0£ 88 ~\~!"of ~:~~"~";::''d!"~,:;.".'"~:: Th' - Pomeroy Landmark Vall~ aer __.::_---- =---- p~ 3 :,ay:or::onc:':~'d.~~n«,tr~~. :·~~re•~:f. :ioO::,~ b!;p~~e:-~·t~ru~~o~d~u~~~ e ~~ I ::11 Blaettnars oh· I 0pportumty . I ~ c a•• &A.....,., For Ed ucatt'on C'ted By Army \ I . .. • ' p. 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Monda' 1'l1roolp Frldi.J 6:00 Slgu on 8:55 Cotllllllllllty " 7:45 The fJ!ellne 1:00 Ohio Valley Newt~ 1:06 Sports Today 1:10 World News 12:20 Lifeguard BuDelin Board 12:26 News 0 Gram~ 1:15 MUiieal Clock I. 00 Lato!lllriDe t: 30 Public Se"lce 9:45 Sltowera of Bltwainl 10. oo Mason County llooWL 111:111 '1'llk at Uie Town J.n:$5 World Ne111 u:00 Tallt ol !be Town (U:cepl Frl Clturcb Bella 11:45 World 1\iewa 11·55 Ma!lOo Cot.mty New 11. oo Commll!1ft7 Newa 11:05 Loea1 Newa Rlnl 1':30 Agrlcultu.~ Agent 12.45 Country Go RouoL 1:55 Ne"' llel!t Z:OO Country Go llounr 2:55 News Beat 1.00 Midway Maline< S 55 News Ileal t:IIO Dlaclng with Doaa 4:30 lnterclwlge 5:00 Communi(JI News S:Oi World & National New. 5: 16 Spotllgbt on Sporllo 8:05 Newo e: 10 Musical Clock 7:30 Sign Off Bv HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE T OLD ~INC: "T~I(E ~ TO IA!'\GO" I YOU FRIEND MY PeoPlE1 WE "Q!8 FRIEND, w ,; TA~ pQ£TIY GOOD. GUE~E I Mt\i>GED ALffi. SUT I'Ll CATC.'H UP · I 2bed~g~. w~T~r~P~l ' :i' ~ 0 ' Arad I I ',. - ........ ... . . . . ..---·- . ... · --"' · · ~ ··" "" .. "!§ OWE 'ltl l~ UP q u \CK, ~ ~OON t:AicH YOU COME \llbiT OLD PRIM ROSE. YOU OUR . roo, BEWHISKERED ON& 11-liU SMILES I LIVES ' By RAEBURN VANBUREN ABBII AND SLATS ly LIFP and McWILLIAMS DAVY .IONII ttE'S eAPA&Ll OF ~ELLtHCi TMAT GAS MIXTU(I.f: TO EHEMV COUf"ffiiUI& ... AT AN ENORMOUS PRICE: ··EVEN- HiS s!LfNcES HAD to~EP MEANING f-OR ME .' VE:AH, Ol<o.VV. I l KNOW WHAl CAkL'S DECISION M-MU.T liE: ... 'j :·,~~· ~·~-;~heeni••· t (; I lESS __ ,.-' ' nat;r ::;::S;" ~;~~.,?'',.;.:\ HO Hof t-IOW e~~~ rsrm !::::: w_ -: DAfLY CROSSWORD !pal> In the promoUoo are Bluefield 1 Wellsburg, -~ n.~ Pont, East Fairmont p o o.a, ' Moundsville, and Spencer , , • 1 ' Each Ia snnn-ed IA1;.~.r. ~· ~UJ!'r ly and arrangemeniB have bfiiin made lor 8D evening c:onCeA ateacb overnight slop.inThem"' slcians wUl be guests prtY,f, unfurrushed apartmenl Mid· small butldings. 1 mile off State o"" tALl oF RIAL IITATI Boy Scout Troop No. 245 will homes each night of the tour., · dleporl WY 2-3874. Route 7• ...,, •• 000 •00• Bid• will b• received. •t tb• Offlcf-1 tneluli"• of th• eo.t of •::!tnau.laJ, . at 7• , ot Webster • Fultz of Pomero!' co t1 1 d lh •meet Wed Oesday evenmg 3 15 tfc C .C. CUCKLER "~ ""-R Ohio. until Frld•y, M•,. n. 11163, at " na-ence• an ° er us llllltal u· .The sched.u1e for the Point PHONE WY2-2157 and unfurnished WY pe;;:·TION 111 CAvthortty to ll•nl Pleasant band is as follows:• .. , artm •- p id ll1it1 0 _ ALBERT M CO X SALES uated •t 4:HI Broadway In th• Vtllet• Tbat the Mayor of ••14 VW.a:• IJ dis luef ld · ,~ ---~NOTICES____ ap eDWI. a Q es. '""" . ' MAN of Middl•port, Ohio. TM r ..t estate hereby authorUed tcJ enter Into m;.m. cu.CJSed concerning the sum· B ie , w. Va., June ~ fore 5 p. m. Phone WY z. WY 2·2Z.ZO con1l1t1 of • '1 room frame dwelling t~~~t~ane• and parJr.~ qr mentl end lrl be I B JsMI T ~. with bath and p1rt b11em..,ot on 1lot IPedai contractual obllt":Wnt. mer P to panned for the r ..,,· enn., 01une 5; O,a· ,• FISH SANDWICH, 30<.' , Omon ONE SlX room bouse and one ~ after 5 p.m. Phone WY S.14-3tc so fee:V~~~ee~ rtiLTZ, IECTION IV CMalnt...ace• scouts. All mothers are urged RJdg~ ~"~··. June &: Gr~ Rmgs , 30c Jack 's Dairy Bar. four rwm apartment. Peop· -.w74. 12 6 Uc EIGHT room house 3 bedrooms Attornayl for the llhte or Thll II II hetlb)' aa-reett lhlilt Jald to be preS'.!nt. vme, S. C~HJa. June 7; ~ Middleport !}-14·6tc Jes Terrace. Phone WY 2--5385. HELP WANTED ~ bath, larg~ iot. Good I~> Carrie Vlr·'f;,~·.~~~-~~~~te ~:::::.:e::·De~r:a;,:~~':tar: ::: Class 12 meets Wednes~ ville, N. c., -.June 8; Charl~ 5 11 Olp COFFEE Sc.- Home-made- dO: cation out of lugh water. Call , ~::;::~n!.-1~ :::!=:!~ t:! day, May ~:,, at the church at N. C., June 9; High Point, N.q~ nuts 5c. Breakfast served and USED WORK pants, shirts and TWO WOMEN, (I) for cook and WY 2-2590. LEGAL NOTICE ''''"'•• '"'uno ,....,. '"' will I p. m. With Mrs. Jack Btch- June 10; Raleigh, N. C., Jl!!\\ lunches packPd at Barnette's coveralls. Carl Chevaher (l) for general housework. 5 10 tfc Notice of PabUc Sale tie, devotional chaitman, and 11; Cherry Point, N. C., Home Restaurant and p1na Long Bottom. Give experience and refer· PROPERTY for sale oa Red Notice IS hereby given that ::U!:!:10 Lh:b~'::;u:!. w:; :n!~!:!~ M 1 iBs Bess Sanborn as program llj Suffolk, Va.; June 12; "Pet; Shop. Reasonable pnces Op· 5 6 30tp ences. Write· P. 0. Box 97, Hill near Danville Darwood on Thursday, May 16, 1963, at •atW'actory to the sta~ of Ohio. eader. Hostesses will be Mrs. ersburg, Va., June 12; Charlot,. en 5 30 a m till 12 p m VENE'T'IAN Blinds allkinds. Pomeroy, Oh1o. NaPper, Langsville.' Ohio. 10 a. m. the uodersi~ed ~ill SICTION v c~•rkh•• ... urott•"•' James CrisweU, Mrs. E. M. tesvllle, Va., June 13; Harrt. Phone WY 2-9976, MiddleJXJrt, Window blmds and shades. S a ltp offer for sale at public auction pr~~!..~t.on ..~m~:a~~ o~t~be~~ Wood, Mrs. John Ketchka and burg, Va., June 13; Elkins, ,. \Y• Ohio Cloth porch shades val· FOR SALE OR RENT to tbe highest bidder for rash "'"' '''111 K"• ,.,. hllhway ••'" •• Mrs. Jessie Rennessy. Va., June 14; and Buckha~ --:-=== =-==------,--POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame. m hand at the Blaettnar Auto trattlc time•. aDd (b) ae,ulete •· 0f t h e W. Va ., June 15 . • -: been I lance and awnings, Bamboo parkinl Inau tht followlnJ muner: The Past Presl'den"" AUTOMOBll..E msurauc' shades Dale Wippel Supply, WANT ADS WOrl.K wonders Storm. doors. and windows, Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, the ~n~~u;n~·,u·.~r~f::u.··M•'••nl· American Legion Auxiliary of canceUed7 LoSt yolii Dperator carpeting • Lot ~""""'· ~·~ Land fonowing described automobile ~ portion of l\Oedwey on &nt Main Drew Webs ter Pos I 39 WI·u meet 2I3 Umon Avenue, Pomeroy, when \IQU wish tl buv or seD license? Cell WY 21966 ~ , contract WY 2 3702 . . •t Street on StaLe Route 114 frOID the Wednesd . Ohio. 5 2 30tc Read the Want A<ls lot quick ' . . """" p to wit. '"""'" •• Slale . . . . . ,., wllb u. ay everung at the hnme 5.:.:. !'....!1 . results. One - 19&3 Chevrolet s. Route and 811te Ro~te '1Une e . .t..,r· of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr :"c:=:-:-:===- cc---.:.'c-l.:. Iy to the33 •ut corpordiOD of MAY I · LOSE WEIGHT saft>ly and eas~ 4 door sedan-Serial No. Pomeroy. 6 I• Conveniently located, 4 bed· ... .. .... 13i ''"'"" pmUoi ••• MJSS Tebre h wOldegabriel Of l"ly WI th De X· A- D1e I . tab!e t S, I W" Sj ly s:J..N-683685. nortilweattrly •Ide of••,...,. Main ••street only 98c Stark Drug~. "Antique Car" Pattern room This property is being scld t.ofrom• syumort Nuthwe•terJy Ethiopia, Africa ' will be t h e hot family t h home, t N llh1 baths, point .o5 street milu .eout.hwttterly J 1 &Otp l Tall 16 oz. Water wa er ea . ew y re- MASON - 3 bedroom frame under the provisions of a secur· lrom Butternut Street guest speaker at . the Women's ----------GI asses w·dh Purchase decorated. Lot 75 X 189. Prlce home. large carpeted living ity agreement. Ther minimum nutb•uteriy (31 Pumlt Plrallel parkmf on the . tion of F"trst Umted . •kle o;~f Mtln str"t AsSOCJa Pres121 LOST & FOUND You g~t 1 glass free each $8000 00 · S. 7th St., Mid- room. This home Is situated price for which tt will be sold ~~:.,r~J:m;:r~:. ~-:h.,::~~ :,0~ byh~rian. Church in Middleport ~ --hmt you purchase 10 galdleport. If interested phone on attractive 60 . X 120• lot is $20 00. point .o5 mil•• nuthwe•tuly trom w 1ch wd) meet Thursday ev~ PT PLEASANT _ Mrs EDit ns ol gasoline or more • or Portsmouth EL "''7211 Bl aett nar Auto Company Butternut Slreet permmed on either nlng at th e church Wl'th M r s. rna Louise · " · Would w1th large double garage. <4' No Parllln1 DeVault, 88, ·Leoo' LOST . LARGE wh1te tom ea I , Io 0 answermg to nome of "PmOil change rent to responsible $12,000.00. (5) 9, II, 14, 3tc .. Dwtght Wallace, Mrs. Bethel died Sunday in Pleasant ky." Belongs lu I' • nk MurStart A Set Now! NEW HAVEN - brick 4 bed":~·~no• vt Coleman, Mrs. Carl Horkey, Hospital after a lengthy lllneBS. 0 1 ray , 1172 Powell St. Middleh OW:DINANCI! No. J.n UJht• w.lll Dnt . .• ...~·Ii','•i' ,'. ~'u.". Mrs. Sadie Starkey, Mrs. Wil· Sbe was born March 12 ,..,._ 1 11 room Orne, forced air fue) DATI OF 'I!NACTMINT. May 6, ltU ,.. t ' " ' 111: port Call WY 2·3400 morn· I BUSINESS SERVICES ml h t t . d and Ah emergenr.y 011llnance enacted =~:t:et Without prior appro... al by the Uam Morris, Mrs. Walter Ow· Cottageville, w. Va., the daugbr mgs. MeigS General afterea ' s orm wm ows the VIllage al Pomeroy, Melu I&CT co ens and M B h Fl Super Service Station EXPERIENCED Interior oak floors. Very good buy at by county, Ohio. 1n the mdter or the w 1 1 N vu That the riiM•·ofrs. ranc eming ter of the late Tanner and Mq noons Reward. 5 14-3tc 0 and hereinafter described Improvement, Jh y pruvtded for uld Improvement 88 hostesses B ll Willi pen 24 Hours WY 2-9932 exterior painters Free esti~ an$10,500.00. under the JUprr'(\Jion of the authnr· hl:ll be helc!. lnYiolate for public Magnolia Temple . e amson Parsons. U I N Ha !led repre~entauve1 of the Director ter hwab,iiipbu•po,..lfl, and no aicnJ, po.. Pythian Sis- husband Charles DeVault pr711 AUTO SALES mates. Roger Cullums, Ph. • m e1 rom ew ven - 51 .. t Ht,-hway• •· oa •· roadll.de lllanda or 'l ' • -.;:; SLUGGISH · SEPriC tank? Get WY "2682 'l"tp room home With good garden wHEREAS, Durin• lh• flood per· other prtnte innlllatlon. shall be lers WII meet Thursday at 7:30 ceded her in death. , ~tt Kl E l 1.' a- 't"V lod.l of M h '1 11 d :u 25 19153 pu,m,.IHed within the riaht-of·way li· p.m. at the DAV hall. All mem· ne Rambler een · m • A I Septic tank . ~- spot, stoker-fired coal fum- •portion• ort~e U s ·~oule. JJ. were ml Cleaner Ohio Valley Plumb- FOR PAINTING, interior and ace Also 5 acres r und blocked by water and therl'b)' deny ~EJTION VIII ICERTIJ"'CATION OF bers are urged to be present Survi~g are one son, ~ ot Compad te . Call D>•hard wIt . 0 gro . iDI u.. use to tntfl~ lhd AILAIILITY 0111 RIGHT OP: WAY Tb Ch ' ard DeVault Barberton nhio ; World S18ndard £ueftence lD!,. 4-16-30tp ex r10r. _..~, l • $7 ()00 ()I) WHEREAS, ll'l Ut• inter•Jt of P,lol-1> ~:ILITY RIARRANGIM.NT AND e ild Conse"ation Leagr 1 ""'!ff ; 609 N SecODd Street. Middle• · · uc •rvtee tt ••• deemed t:troper to v~:RML~~= 0,ST0A!!_ .. 0•1•1.oi HIO ue of Middleport will meet three. brothers, L. A. ParsOns; atg car room, ride and pertorm· PORTABLE ''"tc CUCKLER REALTY allow •tree~t.J tramc no;~t to unotflctany "3068 dish washer. 5 3 12Call porI. • .., 3 "" BRANCH OFFICE our on the Stitt,,tsperse lllfh u.11J) Th•t llll IIIIIatlng ,__ rllbt Qf war Thursday evening May 16 at Huntinglon; Thorn1 p arso_ns, ance Small car economy and WI .,- . tp WilY •Y•tem, dlmll" to laid .t.reets fu~ln the Vlllate, which b nece'""r)' 7 30 Cottagevme and Bert Parsons: ~ managerabllity JIM ROUSH SALESMAN did occur •bove and beyond thlt b• the aforulid tmprovm~enl ahall · p.m. at the home of Mrs •, SINGER SEWING machmes, See Us For . .. • PHONE' oo• •• .~ ~:.•,nully •1trtbuttd to Jair wear 1nd fbmade u.all.able therefor Robert Mills Mrs G R · Ml. Alto; two sisters, Mrs. Ora OOII;r'"-"" ... ) Thlt the State.Munlelpallty wiU ' . uy ey- Th t Pt PI t and ,.__ See sales and SbiVICe, The FabNEW HAVEN w VA WHEREAS, the Director of Hllh· ~~ulre any addiUonai rilht of wey nolds, Middleport Kindergarten orn on, . easan J.,U._. .. 1 Metropolitan Motors rtc Shop, 115 W Second, eDeKalb Seed Corn FOR SALE Tw , • ., teacher, wUI speak on the "Men. Delphia Kay, dottageville; 1 1 E. Main Street, Pomeroy meroy, WY 2-2284. 4-9-30tc DeKalb Sudax o bedroom Jowm1Libde•cnbed m•nner ,,r/QhT10 •"11 w•:r reqUired. haYe been tal Development of the ChUd" grandchildren; %3 great..gra~ Hill R R erranJemeDtl · hlldr · i · 1 Pbone WY 2-3870 horde, Beautiful Birch k.itcb- turbed ::::. with tlor!~:er :!~l~eou~l~ ~~ will be m.ade With and •~r.. men11 The Women's Association 0f c en and SIX great-grea, 'i en, automatic gas heat. 1649 seal 0 09 rnllet talned from all pubUc ullllty com lh F" t u J4A.I grandchildren 4 22 tfc I or Sx•II Lin l H "ghta c ll J b Muiberr;r A.veDue Su.l amutor· panle~ whosebyUn•• Ol' 11ructUrel Will e cbll'S Ill n leU Th Presbyterian . I o ei a be anect~ the wd improv•ment Ch '59 Chevrolet $1,495 I 0 old C 0 0 • ll'tal in IIIXIItinl l1ot mix and said eomr.IJ~iel have qreecl to Uf W meet ursday eVFuneral service Will be held FOR NEW or used cars or VB Impala . 4 dr. Sedan. One 0 08 • Agrico Fertilizer Blaettnar • WY 2-5127 · 3--19-tfc llliDJ panment •II neceuary plant le• ening al 7·.30 p. m at the 2 p.m. wect---· . the MI. wid and Llld PitCh black top. mll•ll of ex- make movat1&ny or and rearrangmt!enl• tn .uch . ~ay m trucks, phune Marvm Marks rareful owner Only 30 869 Middleport Feed Ml'll FOR SALE : 4 room house, 1 .e:l4 :~~h!:~. Ridlfl JLoad OoubJ"' manner a• to be cl.. r of ID)' con- church A foretgn speaker from Oliver EUB Church where 81* SALESMAN Beasley Math· m1le s. Power Steermg. A~to. Naylou Run Rol.d: Pitch Wllh atruetlon nll~ for by the planJ Africa a tud I t Oh" u . shift Really sharp f II ews. Athens. LY J-4061 Ton, Fawler. Own•r & Opp. acre grou nd • u basement. bltumlnOUI premlll: ltlcl double &ell of llld Improvement and ••ld com. • s en a 10 m· was a member, with the Rev. Phone WY 2-6121 4-27-"fttft 0.13 mllel paniu hiVe ••reed to mlk auch versity, wlll be on the prDonald Lockhart offi'cla"•ft 10-9-lfc '60 Dodge -- $1,377 "We Do Custom Gnnding" ...,.,~t' Now THEREFOR!!:, Be tt ordllned oeceul -y rearranaemenb Immediate· v~ VB Matadore full !<iized one HOUSE POR SALE or tra'Je by the Cuon•·il of th"' vlllafle of Z, liter notiflc•uon by Aid vWau gram. Burial will be in the Jacksoa - -- FOR · ~ SALE owner !Kidge Push btillon N. 2nd Ave. Mhlcll•port Ohio: 1 cconMtttl theThat Departm•nt of acree<~ Hlthway•. Six rooms, bath, half base- Pomeroys'ltTION fDJ u u h,reby that the The mother • daughi er ban- cemetery at Mt. Alto. Frleftdl -SIX PLY TIRES and bed Dale I shift Power Sleermg HEATING ,.·ND PLUMBING That IJ II 4edlred to be In 1he ~~life •hall .t u. own upenle, Millie quet sponsored by the wscs may call at the Stevens ....- men t , hOt and CO ld water, pubUc interut that tbe consent of ... rurnncementa of wJter meLn• ~ r.111CC" Kautz, Chec;;ler 98.'J ·2211. I MaeDer Punaeet gas heatmg ' garage one acre llld VIlla~~:., be and JUch CllDitflt I• ~~r;tce linu. fire hydr .. tl, valvi of the United Methodist church al Home. :~ hereb)' ''""'n to Ui~ Director of Hlfh· l<'p ~·· unuary aewer• or other mun· Will be held Thursd • 15 Aroold Brothers ground, In Rutland. Will 3etl way, to effect the •bove de..crlhed pu a ly owned utUIU•• and-o;~r any ap. BY at v: 5' -14 · 3tp -.-tB E M s Po Obi on land contract s D Bus- repalfl Ln accord&nct With ltiDdJrd or rt.e.IIIDCeJ thento, whether lnlltde p. m. in the church dining Pom•roy, Ohio UJ. • am t., D')eroy, 0 . . . method• and prouduru of Lhe Hla:h- ffill OUtiiJde the corporate llmltl II I Lo8e8 HiI •It ·~ MOVIN( i AWAY Refngerator . ' washer df\ er bedroom ,,<Uilt Pbone WY !-Z44I kirk, Rutland, OhiO. S.7-6tp way Dep~~rtment JOlt~ Jbe nece..I~Y and to coltforDJ to the are room. A I women of the church IO&R Furthe• , •oid VJU of p mprovemenl 111d. rearr.lllfelnv·•-• t !tend 10 1 electriC st~ve , couch. charr • SINGER SEWING machme A·1 8 7 tfc FOR SALE - 8 of m 1 I e eroy benby . "flret• that athe e utd ommenta lhall be'•Y done t aln eIUCh time •• their daughter li.CU 0 a or anandadnpied bring License In Pol'nt . • de- re~~u ~~ted Deportment 8 0 kitchen cabmt . Ulilllv cup- cond_Jtton Eqmpped with auto.. Plrtment ot hltlhway• of lhe Elt&te ot .. waYJ Df\neu. Included In daughter. It will be a potluck PT. PLEASANT - Dona,p1.1r AUCTIONEER from Pomeroy- on Route 143 of Ohio, •hall b• and u h•nby ••ved lump aum participation. ( d board, almost new 593 High rna IC ecor_ator to zig-za~. ,..... 8 room house, b8th ' lar ge. or harmltll Ill)' arlADII: and all from damuJel (I) That the eon•truetion -- p axton, Colurnbus, 0 h'• ~..-· 'l.oUntplete Servlee claim•from th..,reof or •trudlon. and o, ·······-··· t reeon. or wlth lhe meat, rolls, dessert . '...., des1gns, St , Middleport Call between I fan<'y buttonhole, t J"t nd H ~tro..-.nfl out of the bllt twu h "' ·Crin Bradford UI I Yroom 8 garage. eat· La m•de or a1 r-s lXI~ • ere- :~mtl pubnc,Jy end prl.,.tel)' owned and drink provided. Those at- WBS sentenced to three days·ja 9 and 4. 5·14-Jtp I elc. Used diSCS. Balance due Write, Pltoae or Coataet ed by gas. Nice location. Pr~c- Further. the colt of tb• above de· <cJ ea, re err•d to In •ub•edlon• . - -$42 00 cash or 6 payments of ed ,, II Call f acrlbed rep•ln •h•U M tx~me en· hand fdl aboYe, •hail b• don" In tendmg are asked to- bring the county jail, fined $50 a nli ONE SPEED QUEEN Dryer. $8 monthly. Phone WY 2A. C. BRADFORD w se · a ter 4 P. m. Urely by the aa.kl department ot ~~~u 1 : :~~i~t •:p!r~uJ': ::;terr~~: th.,;r own table servJce. costs, and had hil license,,.. 00 Good cond11ton. $55 Phone fitc Racine, Oblo except Saundays, LV S..5824, h!~~;.~~·Nnfu~.:!:~e'::c,-0 h~i~ 1 ::;:~ac~ eon•trucun.the 1n1prove.l hel No, b'3 of the Interns· voked for si.l moDths, when...1111 59 WY 2-3920. 5·14·3tC _ 2204 5 18 tfe McArthur, Olllo. 1'h .. ordinance 1.a hereby dacl.ared all b&ckfilllnt of trl:nchll!l al ed to be a.a emerttU\CY mea1ure by ra•· made necepary by such uum, re~tr. J Order of Job's Daughters r gn before JusUce of Peace -- G MACHINE Brand 5 6 12tc f ranaemtnt• llhall be performed ln IC Good I cb ~ SEWIN ONE BEDROOM SUite, vaml)' . PHOTO COPYING Services. IOn ° lht need for upeclltiDI wn· eordan~ with the proYIIJono .. See- "'·" meet in regular session A. M. w n on 8 arge w I new 1963 model Sews for F ~: - - atructlon of repaln lo proouote hllh· tlon 1208 f lamps. double blankets. throw I Ward and backward Co Copy any letter or d()(!Wieol OR SALE Four I(UOd lots. th '"IY affirm IRfety,tJ and PrOJYided It rec..,IYill of HI-.. • c thl" Ohio l>epartmttnt Thursday at 7·30 te f thi il waya OJnatructlon and Mater· • p. m ' at the driving while• intoxJcated. ;r :' s and kmcknacks Some · mes 1 "euler Insurance, Pomeroy11 Good seven room house b· th e a n vo 0 ~wo· rd• of 1• 1 Spel!lflcatlona and. 11ball he 1111b- Pom~roy Masonic Temple others arr81gl\ed before GooiJ.i'~ complete With accessnrtes and ,' "' the member• eleetecl ~ Councn, It IJect to approval by the Stlte . , Myrtle Sh be ,... rug dishes . pots and pans c N ' 2 l5 de and l,"l bath, basement and ahJU take effeet aDd b• In force {f) That aald v!Jlan hereb, ••n•o MAy 17 ' WID were 0 • ... .. guaranteed. $42.00 or terms. Immediately upon Ju pa1n1e end that lh111 ld Jones_, _C_hestrr. Oh_io_. 5-14 3tp j' Ph Karl Grueser, Plambln• -"-A Jarage, out of h1f.)l water •PvrovaJ b,. lhe Ma,or, otbenrbe, u wa.v• or t~: sta~:P~'i~~~~, •,•0, 1tp•.!t.: A rummage sale sponsored ~leasant, PI and costs, Uttanr.: one WY 2-2204. ., Co ld • .. d lhlll effeet lheandfJRrllat be In force lind I h ..... by th e wscs 0f the United Me- mg; Fr8nk"Le achman Ste""-' Heatm'• u ""!: ma e mtD apart- from tall.e I.Dd anu porlod • ere b' ·•ved harmleu frorn WI .,_.., 5 9 6tc ro lnyartlhllfrom IDd all dama•ea or claim• therethod'tst church will be held ...I ens, .,.-.v .... a nd lo.!l.mUI, -~ f' hlng -"" .. FREE USE OF' our carpet · ~==~~~---_.:.-·...= 10, Mlnersvi'llo,too ObiO" meuts lAly .,.,.aler electrlCI· • ll owed by 1•w or or grow'"'ool of lB ,.. •......, shampooer With --:---:- vac· . Vote on rule Uld re- certlfl .... Mlde ·~ the Davis-Warner butldmg Fri'a out a license; Roy c. B r 0 ...a,;. . purchase of :-: I::LECTROLUX automatic ty, gas Priced for 'qutck sale quirlna"" suapenllon OJrdinan~e toof be'h•fully ......,ion osr obllgaUone , Blue Luc;; tri?' Shampoo Baker End yoor sewer troublf':l dl u u d l •ar o 1n ecllont ~ •. lbl (cl <dl • 0 1 ' i uum cleaner w1th alJ cleanWe bave aD sizes Sef Okey Wood. Syracuse. d:y.nc Y rea on t """ ...s ferent and •" hereinabove ' ' day and Saturday Sutton, Sam A. Long, Southside'! Furniture , M!Cldleporl. 5 14-6 I mrr!'I attachments and cord Phone \1.-v "~n•~ (ftequJ.ru a )'ea Yote b,. three.gcTION: IX llmer,.ncy C:teu•l . and Harold G. Patrick ' ·pt. Sewer Maebilles I VVI.IOU. fourtbJ ot aU elacted membenl ed II ordlnan~:e II hereby declir. . . . tc I wmder. Used paper pop out Reasoaahle D - . . YeJJ Sill: Uti) Naya nont lo be an emergenc, meuure by ~ Pleasant were each fined :$10 'T Pl!'ll' b B I DGH: Vute un emerlornc:~~ l"iause Yea• reldon of lhe n~ed. for expedlttnt d .: into-•··"1'1' ) our Call Wl' Z-Mf Day or Nl .. l INSURANCE lb.. II) ..Nay• non" COIIIItrul-uon, O( pro)ect{l) to prORIOII! anI COI-.a on an DON c Kl '> iuggrsh I ags , a ance .., OOdue $43 69 or 7 I¥" htahwly sa ely, and pruovldl!d 11 rv. .....,.. M•y 8, 1913, •• 1n Em~r celve l.he affirmative vote of twl), C.arges. ·· ' sept 1r tan k ' .rt ean r:m 1 payments ••· monthly Ph. 7 26 Uc All Sepltc Tank llPaner. Land - WY 2·2204 Ilr•========;..;~~~ BARNES ~:enc} melilaure Ytu Sla Uh Na,-!1, third• of th"' lntmbers eli!C''ed to SIMPSON lnsUf· ~~":sEt· a:a~·.r~:::y l:'lenure cin'",•,ell, II lilhall lllke effect et11d be FIVE ASK TO ~ - 'i mark F'dl'rn Hmt>,llJ Pnmrroy 5 9 file AHention Dt~irymen ance "g en c y Middlepor' Attelt pa• ..... .. TTES Edna F s~hoenleb. Clerk lale ret! and •mmttUakly approval byupon the lt9Ma:v•Jr PT PLEASANT Fl~ - .,.• S·H .lotC Fire. automobile, bonds Ph A i f. Hmr)' J Werr,otherwlu il shnll tali:<' tfftel anti . ve 1100s Charlea w. ........ Mayur I be In force from ltHd aller the f!&rll- . pies have made applications-J'IW AUCTION , ~·!:1111rtla\ Ma\ IS I 8 'l1 ttc Dor D. Sebleftr, Pl·ealdent ol elt perlvd ali(lll'fd by Ill... I •! For Sale or Lea e I WY 2-2903 CouneU Vote on 8UfiJ)In ..tun of tbo '•i• marriage licen.C~es m the ofDCI 1963, 12 30 p In Tt1 e p('r ~ onal l S _ R Renter 1nsorance Ageacy a bu· requl.r1hi In ordinance to be fully ~ The for aforeJolnl proceedinlI• acee-pted with the a1repatn of the County Clerk They a 0 ot ( ,_JrfiP V Cun • l "EWLY "-'' l•tlnctlJ' re1d on thrte different Young men and women de- WIIII'am Thomas Gr1'nna....... •1, • property !'t FURNISHED 4 room V ·•1•1urance for eYer) persnoaJ 1 ereln de~<:rtDed da,v• rungham de<'t''l"if'{ \ 11 b d 6 and For tbe VlllaJt ol Pomero,., Ohio (Jl 1 ,.. ~, ., • ' • WI P "01 I house, located on 3 acres. 1 1 bus10eu Deed." Atte.t· E;Jna F ScbQ('nleb rour~:~ ~· a1f ef::,ed"0.!,"e 111 ~~r,,'hree- S~mg to learn a trade, are ad- New Haven, and Mildred at. 456 Bl oHdv. d) Str ee t 111 1 mile off 124 on good gravel A C - - Pboae Wl' Z..%431 charle• w.we .. r, Contnctu•l Of v.... ''"" 15l Nay• None VIsed toseeU.eir Army Re"ruit- lwartb 19 Hartford· Jame ' ~ •:S leport OIJin E - - --Ulcer,8 for ..... , H ' ' ' • 1983the Stile of Ohio ll.ool• n Vote<5 on tmeretncy CIIU.... · Midd road, below Long Bottom. May .... ' er e ha!l a plan to r·t II S 24 .A ed F :on. 1 ~ li s p FARM EQUIPMENT STAT.·.··oT•"·'·H·IOTI OF COP \I' v; ) Naya 8No;~ne . I a tearns, • nn orca, 1"• Tapp. n! . \.a,. ~m gP · 1913 f'rvel Drtlled well Electric 1ty . bot· OMEROY WY 2·2649 .,d MayVeaJ Emer~cn needs • Hin ... :.1euure five •• t!ll '" Na)'s nron._. Iag~ra F8 II S, N. Y. 8nd p ·~gas re ngPra tor kl t( hf' u cab! tied gas. Phone WY 2-6889 OFFERS THE BEST I -~ vmace of Pomero,; ss PASSEu, Mil)' a, 1983 The Army conducts the Iars- Ja Madolyn Wedge 20 Pt. P net, 7 pr dnwttP <:.P I, oval E. E Hayman Syracuse 0 CLAIR WOODE I NE.w HOLLAND hmP and tert- F'~~~ ;re~~~OI~nleb. II clerk of th(' ' m~_~/J.~W:'!Ieb. Clerk& est oouCational mstltute in the l•ant·, Raymond sta'yton'• fr;;t Ch n (' I d b ff ' ' . iltzer spreader J~ WhE>PIS 8 vllla&e of PomPrqy, Ohio. do hert•b\ '·' , • 1 a up )fli-l r . u el, 5-14-Stp PHONE • I Ict<rtlfy the•. tht- foretlolnf I• .. lru.., 1 uur( 11 ~ 1 ·:~~.f~~arp:...~!",~', orld, and offers complete train· West Columbia, aMI Gertha 1 OOt hopper Con ct Ed Fry, and r01'1ect copv of ordlnence adupt 1 7 dmmg runm <: 111 te. round CHESTE R 985-2145 ' Letart w Va 8"5""3 ed b) the council of the Nld \lllilae Th ~ 8 I 1 I of Council.,,.. '' " mg th over 50 major fields. U.a dolph 50, Pt Pleasant· •• all('rpt!NI · 1fl conducted by the Darres · Craig,· 25, Roberts • l#ble, Wh 1te :wv.u1 "h m•,chine, " FOR RENT l2-8-25t(' ' ~~' on 1oe •••• llY 0 1 ,. ay, 1083· th•l thf' hu.. fur ' -'""n:: Pt<~r••<Pdlne wUh till! ,.l'n".• tra 1mng . 8 5 2 bari'E-1 bark r h.urc; , 2 pc, . ft &to t~~r!ic~~d: .~! t~~:r.e:r:;n~~d ~ si r;~;',b,. 11 ~~~·=R~"d•:;r~eroY l)t!•n be~l qual_ified mslructors Jtvnil- lanrl Linda Wls Plan·ts, 19. ft te Jiving room Sllllt' ' 1\ rrstuffed RE~RlnERATORS to Ia•rl'~ere,dum that no ptocee111n-"" abl e, us1ng the most modern ,! Pt. Pleasant· and Bendall ,. '' . and wash- Cnrtis• Breedin& •~rvft, I nc. MUSICAL Instruments cordlnJ looktns to, upon •u•h AUo•Pt F.Jn · • ."" 8rhoenleb. c1cr11 rocker . 2 kll "'ur mlrrn, "ed· .. Bre"' d . •• ( harle • w Leaar 'hYor . ' 31, West 'S.:. u oers .,.,00 per month. We de<0\. W great airy and beef or nancll! hal"e betn t~tken: and •hat 1 r;ontr.etugJ ofr~, .. 1 1f:--t •tprnenl, o,,ered Without cost iArnold VanMatre, 1 UJIP "I 1 bl 1 b 11 ( I ,aurh nrlllnanc.and certlfleatt!l or pub r 1 us or ony $6.01.1 F(\r serv- ONE USED Spinet piano, fa- ,unuon \hereof are o! record 1u urrtt I .~:t ~", 1 ~!~~~e ~:s;n~ (' to those who qualify. lumbia, and Patty Lou'Edwafiill= room S • 11 ~" rn:~ r e op liver and kePp m repa 1r dresser and Pxt• :-J n1ce rna· Ewing Slore, Pomeroy, Ohao we call Leland Parker, Porn- mous make fine tone Mahog· wWE~:OI~ ~~ 11 ,.\'t ,T~·~~ :~~~Z' n,.· cor:v Actually, "students'' 11re p1id 19, Letart. ~~ ble top wa shsl<mrl 2 metal 5 13 ltc erov, Ohio. Phone WY 2-2264 anv finish full keyboard Com- n"r.:unuo uH1.'l'rtht·l 1,,. namt Jnl 11 t'.'uu . or PD ·• oern"' s~ v·hlle learning, as well as fed :.r.,. 1 " '"' '"i· <hi• "'" "" :.,drehsesaetresr. !rURNiSHED_apartments. or Albert Parker. Chester . 1 plele wrth bench. Selling for •• .. 'i"'' ., ho.. ,...l. clothed and furni 1hed l;'leanal VJ!Iley Hospital ; : "' Two, Ohio, Phone 985-3415 customer at $350 Terms ar· ~~~~: "' rho •nlt'h ll ... vma ,eo ' P"mt'I'0.\1 01\!o,doh.-ro all medical and dental care. AOM• ' 1'F,U Mrs cecu; «i '000 B T 0 · ·SPVf' ra 1 sma 11 1 ed 4 room. fiVe room FUIIIISh 1 .._ b•· f'tlrtUv thai t'l~ fur•rolnJ 11 11 (ru .. ~ and Iunfumlshd. 53 30tp ranged. One used two-in-one I VILLnOE of l"om,•r<v. 0 '•1o anj ~•rrert eop or ~>rdln"n('f' ui••P• An• Unitf'd StatP~ Armv Re- ,Sines, Pt. Pleasant; 1 ph5-0 ·tfc n e ,ll-. 0 McCO- Y, AUCTIONEER. I 0 rgan Wur It ' tSJ •• :n. :1• • ' b• th• Nunrtt of the ••"' •llho• c •te . I Ca I 1 zer rna ho,zany I on th• Bth ca ... v of Ma•, 1 ,~ 3 •tuu 'he . rm r IS qua lif'ed I end aut hor Grady, Pt. Peasant; •J.a!l hf·aters, l square lub WY Z..25S?. 7 Maytag wa~hrr , many other THREE • t I hnish Good condit1on Only •••• ~·.D~~;~~:.~· ,!!z, 0 196~ r.uhlle:~tn'r .. r I ~uch ··rtlln~nce 11 M . I:'1f'fl lo pro"e!llfl: applications and f~Clone ur~1 Columbia· Mr8 • N d• '"-s f h IChester Ohio btoen mg!le aa flrtt,!Je~ of "' nrd Ke• ' 1' • -,~ ., t tau . an~, our room urms NAMa or lilt.: IT· M•ln e;or~lnr. to ta\r tltat na pro .. eM'n.o arrrmge yorational trainina beJip l,flan~ p,.trtP,t: M t.e l 1 I· 4 18 tic $&11\ Wrilf' Bill Wendell 7th ' lOUT. N0.1 •.•. 114, u.a •. JJ T~: Cash ed and unfUI'lli8bed aru~t1 lno Ill ~ fo h3veI t erendllm upott ~u.b tor" Ir .•• nc~e .rn to lbe, ·;o Ai-m". ~..,.O{ttla Go •1 "1-T JJ. ..Lu hJ ":":r'n. r>.; .:::o;t rAn ~m•r•ePC)' oru. n .. nre <rllll<'l~ .,,.,l•.,anre ~~~-n t~ .. an • .~1' • ., ,, • en ,,...'f11c~, ~ .. and Warren, Marietta, for m· 1 Pom ·r"l responsible for arr tdentlJ rnent~ W'f 2-5434. b"' tJHo vln~~Ce • .. ,~ '1" ,.. ~ h qr~ .,., ,n ., l!td c-erllrl• lit ,., p ,,.. Contracts are sJ..rneil, li8Bied Ql~:!RA.f(,€0: l.OI'$ Sib~ ·· j :• formation. 5-1 1.·3t.C )C'ount;r. Obld, ... lhe m ~tl ~r of lh~ l.e,t 011 thct'•o' 11' 1' o" r~utrl'l 1 ~ •r~l 1:) I heoeiaa:Ler de~t~l'lbet and FuIlz , Atl of!lPYS 12. tfc FOR SALE OR TRADE fuu OV :ll\ll'Ot n·:""' R-:-,rd ~0 g:: · .. " '!'(' 'UI"' l anrt Ill !'lllnd , P~fntP enli• ~~rat. , GaUlMUa Ferry; Ceria Jeid : AuctiO C unller ue JNPCUialon of lh11 ll•l'l rlor .N WIT :-I!'I!'S!I wP'w..•voP' 1 f\ ~ Th l 1 r ''tl • ;nil'' J "fif"~"~' ~ POULTRY n omn?nv HOUSE for rent. p0 • 1r rooms Antique organ. Good condition. orw~~IJ'·· h ~r "n1 1, Jl\' ~r"rl''-~4 ,;."· ~ 1'11 ~ .. • :; • e OCBI re..TUJ ng sta on H~t\fman, Leon; Mrs. Ed g.a\r ; Auclllmeer IUld balb. Lincoln Heights :tt:AS, Ule Dln•ctur or Hl p,b t :cd In!' qlllcltl R~JJ,. th~ t3tb dar lo~et r ·' '" .t-he Park ('..ent~ HacQev ~ ];etart . ' ~~ " B dford M H '' ~ ~i! 1 A~:· ,~ Will trade r... piano in good HEAVY HENS. Sl each. John ••J• ·&J ·r~nllii',•..?._~• UDprOYiftl • pl)r ,,r M.u, It~. ~- ra • anager Pbone WY 2--35~ Pld• l ' o' UoD ftf IM , Pii;n; htlh¥o'PJ' whk'b lei . Ifni fl'. RthOel\ll'l) otel, GaiUpoliB, where inf • BfnTn: oau~hler t~ Proffit, Portland, O~ao . 6 11 6tc clock. 4 23 tic condition. Phone WI t-2117 de.;:,:!U.':.f:t~ p.avmw11 with ' ~t~:ar. of ~'nmeror. otu !mat1nn. i~ avail~ #t(Jm M.~ri••Mi's. C·l Y d e .Ounlap, i 11 6tc 5 iO 91p .,.._110 _ , . .. "· o. ••uia ao ~ I" ·~ .., • 1Kenneth 0. Judd. .f !'Pleasant. ~ FURNL~HED 't3~.:~7 TELEviSION IN REVIEW o.SI ~· ........ ,, •·" . Pgle.• If 1 fellow bad lbo atom· ~la•inl the ·-ldy "Cbltt 1'1\'\,l( ..... I MJ6HT /'$ WELl. G£T '1<b for II, bt ®Uld olmolllaueb. Hlllllil) lltporilll(' Jul:J I, NJC. IT OVER WITH ... _ TV will off.. a ~am . no C't•rel IWbll: To provide mer oorleo on wbat I)IOI>Ie of a · added I'OIIDd-lhHlodi televillon doleD leading clllet of the world 11J lUCK DIJ BilOW eompsr.jfon to hil well-known omo eovoroge of uttaoalll Gordon sro preocc~~Pied with .t prOMDI HOLLYWOOD lUPll - ft80. lionli outbursto be was r•tb• ~·-bR fii&)JI POt week, -from oporta to orl to politico TV Prida1111it -led 1 _. mUd. We got Cutro the omoatblo, NBC"a DIOrnlnii"TodaJ'' show will .. . The balf.bour abowo are dehour lpoc!ai buill arv!lld a • bul die underlying memorleo of 10 on nearly olx boun ell'ller .ocrlbed •• rontiiDporary mood ml!ltao Havan• -.Jew will! f'l- firing aquads. mlofllleo and laot than uoual ... It normaUy atro pieces, not travoloa- or tlocu4~1 Castro DY tho prlllilll report- October only made the perform· daily at 7 un., EDT. mentariea. er. ln lbt _ _... liable, Lila uce omillou. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT.. 89vianl. Tbere were ao tirades. and DO : Mlio Howord II a tmockoul c!aan. Hi( motiool were IimltIiJqqdo. pel 1 maybe ••• ed to oomo amall geatur• with a truo 111or aU lUI load pen he wu holding. Ha said Jllll 1,.. II -· 18.01"* leSI netting Uveo. 11 11 roportoc1 about what you'd think be would t , :1.-ol _., 10.v- .... lhe wori:ed quite berd 1o waqll Ill' on political mattera. Of 00111'10 L Ont, a.a..... a \ll&a to CUba, whert abe ap<!DI there wore 110 Soviet "troops" In :;.... • lmpol%w4 . , inontb. and that obe worked CUbe. Tbere were "technicians.-~ Ia" eqtW!y hard to land her inter- But he oxpl<led tho "technicians" U. T1 'o .. I:LB&IJI 6.B -11.]4d vieW, die clincher being 1 group WOUld fight If necessary, -piA> nllhtclub llhlndig to which Caalro Moot of all, he oeemed upael JS P•ltll -• l.llluo-Qda'l. 4 ljlyited ber, and which ended at that the Ualted St.ot• bed Ignored 4n;!lolll «-. ... a:1W flY( In the morning one day last blm and dealt dlfeelly wih Ruo- 14 .... &lllo1'a &Cil>1\!>!'th. sia In the CUban matter. He """ 1ll1llllr II.Ja!IM-~~11. the Interview took place oeemed rather IDIOlll on indica!- JL-...S Us d) T.~ ILTai t ' 1/1rlo0 dayo later in tho Hotel Ill· ing lltal be rea11J WM Important .... ow .... LI'L ABNER 7 a vltta, witb Caotro, bla Interpreter lifter aU, and nol IODIOODO wbo 1L --.-~.m aad Misa Howard liWng around waa jUBI takln8 ordero from Ni· lL ~ I..A.-al: • toble And llviUgh the aJaPifl· ilill Kbrusbcbev. cance of tbe ooatolll Is not llkel•I In a 20-mtnuto epilogue, Sens. :It,,.,.. -~ I ; _, to atop lhe preoses of blltrny, ohe Kenneth Keating and Hubert ~ &tete'¢ dill get her otory, aod we aot a HUlllphrey malysed the Interview. 21. Ba1f.,. JB,Uichll& lbotthwbile per10111llty look, a). pointing out the obvtoUI dis!Dr· 23.tllbugh it required a large IP'•In of llono and falaehoods. Personally, II. Poll> salt. I will nevtr foraet castro'• unin- ll.b·'C-o 100111ed llcutety aware of tonUonally claasl< remark to his tho lmmen .. lmpaot of televlalon. intetpreter: "Ask her <Miss How· theind though he took the tllpected ardl why they !Americans) alway at.Ho•*• slams at lbt UPiled States. by think of thing• from a different A = .., ...- 1~;-u,. =n o!b• :.,"'; :=; ::::rn::, OpPOrtunities ••ntr)y from of ......., ice anr. other coin operated ;:P~!: ::.:·~a: buy for any handy m a n, 100 I en Hay Ba~er, one ~ee poml httch mowmg machme, al. most new. WI018M Houdashelt, Kmgsbury Road, PhJDe WY 2..()6S8 ' 9 6tc ,.,=-~~---- ·-:__:.:.:._ w of high water, and conveniently M.\N OR WOMAN to service • .....,. ol 100 '"'' .. ~ ., ,, .. located. $2,000.00 A wonderful and coUecl from clg..-elte, ,.,..,. ... . . _ ..,.,..., "'"' - 5 room frame home with bath, forced hot air heal· ___.:.F~O=R SALE . FOR REI\tT ing, basement, newly Insulbric FOR SALE- One Motor dri_V· MODERN 4 room fumlabed ;,; .•pidaceed.• N31caecryeardto'tpwleinthty segardvereanl rot 6• II mftaract~ 01 ••• .,,,. • _... ID1MII aortbU~J" tnm. tbe v"t' por..u.a IbM §II Po.QtUo7 u.. POMEROY - 6 room frame house with bath, gas heating , @) -----------------------'IRURAL POMEROY MOTOR· CO.® OFFICE HOURS 1 .30 " SH •.rw.N. •••• 1 nne •11M" rtlnn. .,.., • ...., mllH nortMut•rb' tnm TWO PURE Bl\.llolU ncnav aut BWeel,. • buDs, 9 months and 1\\ yl!ll'l• ..,,. •• I... 'j basement. On large Jot, .cce-po.eo J'or n., M RATES For Want Ad Se"iee •• "'"" - LIVESTOCK '- -1/1.. Gn 1 De • Cenb pe r !lilintn•um 11'.• -LI• ., ~Rikr ,-.,r USED CAN<:El.LATIONS REAL ESTATE . --==;...::===---1--_;~~~='----l::::'::::.•.:.:.:.:•:.•: ~ n ..n "-'-rd .0$ .Uu ..utbwn\ll'b from euttcr- SALE POMEROY MOTOR Is YOUR BESJ C•• 1 BET lliO P M ... II ) WINNIE WINkLE ei/T TONIGHT l HIT ll--lE JACKPOT. AND YOJ CA. '\I HAVE M!f WINNI N.35 6UYWURSELF A FEW HA15. 01-1 LOU :: COULON T J �~• • • <~< ._.._4fl' • .. _ ~.,. • .... .... ~rmgt•me ~ 0 Ollicets Installed By WSCS PLAN. 11CJ100L GIVE DINNER ~ M • / About Plans ,.... made for a school Mr. and Mrs. Ralph We~ am y 01 Heath Church Monday EveninQ of llllllnii:Uon in June when entertained with a lamB~ People In An lmpresalve candlelight lD- lion with bacqr.uod muilc b;y Mary Shrine, White Shrine of ner Sunday at their COUD , tallaU and ledg oerv1co Mro He Mr i•m~ t Friel Hemlock Grove. t p ~... c;:'Igbll8ht ~ u,! meetlnl ~Ideal~~ and Mr.: Jeru.a1em, me •r evelliDg home, were Mra. l!:ula Welker of 14, 1963 v!ded 111111tc for dlllclnl. Tbe hJihli&~t of the even!Dg was the crownin& ot the qu'een, Cherole Searles, by Jim VeJ>. eme ame ut A· Rutland Junior-Senior Prom . c· -4 .• ,.. l·i~ ) · iDI!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , o.., ~S • • Th C •d r-.--- • nar1, high achool principal, and ''In Apple Blossom Time·•/Class president, David Scragg. the king, Robert Gibson. 1 ._. the theme of the JuniOr· The semor prophesy was read Prmcess was Dina Lee and of the WSCS of Reelh Melh-l:.c.. Wiae, pralde~t of the at the IOOF hall. Ferne CiiSI&e- lwnbus ; SM Sgt. and Mra. Dijl. Sienlor pr~m of Rutland High , b,y Cherole searles and Allee Benny ·SJawter was the prince. Mrs. Norman Schaefer re- odist Church Monaay evening Eleanor Clrelt, lighted their brew, worthy high prleateu, .bert Welker and daughters, School Frtday ev.nmg With a Crouser followed by a mus~eal Special musi c was presented by turned home Thursday alter at the church with memben ol green and blue candle from a and IW'ry P. Smtih, aetlni da and Debble who bave !lift steak dinner ••rved at the iselectlon bv 0 faculty~"~ cum- a trio, Roberta Smith, Brenda spending several daya ·in Co- the Eleanor Circle as special central n,hted candle repre- watehman of lhepherdl, presld· returned from three yein lib - G_rade School cafelena pre<"ed· ,posed uf Roger RRouhs 'd aRmes l'l'urner and Susie Parker, the Jumbus with her daughter and guests. The meeUng was open- aenUng Jesua ' ed Mrs Cheeaebrew IIUIOUDC- England; Mr. and Mn. OnrJD. ..:.. the prom Carpenter . and 1c ar us- f It t · t' ••. ' . • • u& , 1 ...,. · I acu Y' no repea mg •~" son-ln-law Mr and Mrs Verne ed With an organ prelude by Mrs Krtliht IIVt tho clw1• ed · lal 11n1 Including Well ' Pomeroy·' Mr · and -•· ' number during the prom. Story. ' . . Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. to the. officen assembled at the spec mee I : Je~ Welker and danght4f, •Mi.Ba Solly SChaaf, faeulty ' sci~ member, served as miStriS< of , t losmg remarks were g1ven 1 General co-chairmen for the M nd Mr N Sc h 1 Mrs M L Frencn cooducted altar IDcludln the l!:le Clr ObllgaUon Nl8ht, In September, Juli, Athens; Miss Shirley 'l'wi- '>· ceremonies for the program lm· 'by Mr Onn Smith, eJecutiVe event were Mrs. George Smither : ~t Mo;:;.r:r;;::•ln 8A~: tho d~votlon~ period uailt&lbe cle ' sldent IMn w:~ vi; MaterlaJ .ObjecUve nlgbt In Oc- buD, Mason, W. Va.; He. . , 1Ded1ately followmg The wei· head ot I he school. and Mrs Ray Williams with pelth th . d Y1 and 91st Paalm a hymn and a preld ,.:.._ ,;__ lOber; aod Frlenda Night in No. Martin, Hemlock Grove; · . b . th J mor · • ens w ell' au~rh er • • pres ent, nu-•. 0 a1en .IH uwn; th h d h and • C!lllll! was given Y •. u s For the prom the high school ,Mrs Htram Slawter and Mrs. aon-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. Clar- medltatlon taken from the secretary, Mra. Robert Ashley; vember. Potluck refre"''1'ents e oat an ostess ~ . class president , Judy Wilham gym had been transformed m- INellie Borgan in charge of food . J A kl y Methodist Woman maguine eo- and tre-esurer Mrs Dale were served. Jack and Joe. . ... and the response by the Scntor to a garden complet~ · with apple IFollowi ng the prom the group en;eid · c 0 . • t lh UCed, "The Search for 8oDJe. Swearingen· the WSCs pres~ • ' 11 trees coverf'd Wi th reali stic :or approximately 150 students h r :;;.E:n::.:. er~ ·rma: one Else." She eland~ wltb a dent Mrl Lambert· vice pres· 1 blossoms. a rock, garden sur· ~att"lded a movie at the theater ~::r:r w~re Mr. ·~od0 Mrs. poem and prayer. ldeni, Mr~. Walter Hayes; sec~ roMRROY OHIO ' wtth flo~ermg shrubs in Pomeroy, returning to the Orville Allen Homer Powell Mrs. Glenn Lambert, presld· retary, Mro. Bruce Lloyd; trea'! 1 a rose arbor covered with high school gym for a snack and p ed during the bualness sessJaa ... -r "Nan Moore· and ~ , 1van ow . . h I It d •·-· ' """· ' < LAST TIME TONIGHT roses • 1 prepared by mothers. w en a e er was rea uvm these secretaries children's to~ . ~ "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" A false C<!ilmg and walls were ! Faculty advisors of the Junior Lester Brookover and mother Arlene Spurlock, J missionary work, Mrs. Allred' SCarberry; Robert M 1tchum, Shirley !made w1th covered streamers class are Mr. Don Quisenberry, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mow· nurse serving In Niger, Africa. aoc1a1 · relations Mrs. Gamet .. 1 MacLame, Edmon Ryan, Ed j of white, pink and rrunt gTei'n Mr William Edmiston, and ' rey Sr were Sunday evening Mrs. Nan Moore gave a report Ents11)1nger; nierature, Mlas die Fu·estone, B1lly Gray. Jaftl(•e trelhs cove.red with Mts~ SchaaL of Mr. and Mrs. Norman of the year's work stating lhat BeSI Sanborn; ,mJ.ulonary edu· ··*" Don't bother to knork . . . A real rope swmg hung · $1800 had been spent for borne Cation· and service Mrs Jack walk right mto her apart· the rafters wh1ch was enGIVEN SUJ':PRISE Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and and foreign service. ' Bechtle· promotion' Mw; FrJ,'e. ~:.~~,'eH~: 3 ':!,~~~.!~e!Mar- li!IVIn<•O with flowers was a hit Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul family of Columbus were week- The group voted to purchase da FaehnJe· sPirit~al life Mrs · 'IP: ; iner, Andy Clyde. with tile students as was the were surprised w~th a Mother 's guests of Mrs Swan's space on the PTA community Earl 1\night;. student 'work~ ? Colorcartoon wishing well where Latisehia Day dinner planned by their . Mr. and Mn. calendar and. to p~y the ex- Mrs . James Criswell and supj Cates served punch throughout daughters and families Sunday Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry Ave. penses for D1ane Cnswell and ply work, Mrs. Herman Had· the evening. Colored lights of at their home on Front St. At- Mr . and Mrs. Roy Evans and Ellen Hawl~y . tt1' attend the dox. 1 WED. ond THURSDAY May 15-16 white, green and pmk encircled tending were Mr. and Mrs. of Canal Winchester school of ~ISSJons to be held at Mrs. Nan Mrore was in No·r OPEN the entire floor making a soft Manning Kloes (June Smart.) Mathes Day with her DelaWan! m July.. charge of the pledge service over the garden. A white Laurie and Kent. of Galh· paren~, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Mrs. 0 . P. ~em announced with Mrs. Klein singing 8 v~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY fence outlined the bar.d Rev. and Mrs. George Bearh.s. They were accompan- that Mrs: McGuillard of Ports· cal number accompanied by M•y 17-11 where the "Vikings" pro{Jean Smart) and chil· ied here by Mrs. Jack Evans mouth ;il~be .gu~t spe~~er a! Mrs. Hennes'y. Mrs. Moore gave "BARABBAS" (1'e<"hnicolor) Laura and Tommy' or or Daylon. who is spending . a a com m . plcn~o rnee lrlK o a readil)g concerning the pledge Anthony Quinn as Barabbas. II~:~;~~uor~; and Mr. and ~r~. few day s with her sister, Miss the three. Circles m June at her and invited members to meet Silvana· Mangano. Arthur II Hackett, Jr. (Phyillis Ruth Hawkins, Mirldleport. home. MISs Sanborn announced at the altar with their pledge Kenned.r. Katy J urado. Vit. 1 1~~~:~ 1 and children, Hose M nd Mr Edward T. a rummage and bake sale to be ard Sh losed th service torio Gassm::~n .Ja('k Palanre , - - - - - - - - II Bill'. Linda, Dennis, Melr. an a d daugshler, Polly Ann held Friday and Saturday May c 'ths. e c e . ~ Bauer h M M te WI prayer. Ernest Borgmne, H~rr} An· -TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY of Middleport. The Sid· f M . d Mi. Polly Karr 17 and 18, at t e c as r ,_ . drews. 0 arton an Dons Day Jack Lemon l l ~;~;~~n:r~emained overnight and ss building in upper Middleport. Members and guests were ur Colorcartoon Ernie Kovacs II to their heme Mon· of Columbu~ were weekend Mrs. Lambert thanked officers vited to the dining room where • Cablnelln Walnut Finished Hardwood "TWINKLE AND SHINE'' guests or thelr parents, Mr. and and members for their cooperassorted cake ln pastel colors SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY • Automatic Frequency Control for Drif'-fr., a (Color) ~rs. Charles R. Karr Sr. . ation during the past year. was served with lime punch May 19-20·21 fM Reception ~ •SPARTACUS" -andGIVEN PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill Mrs. Earl Knight conducted from a· table covered with a • Continuous Tone Control Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oli\'· Ernie Kovacs Cyd Charisse A surprise gomg away pizza and Mr,. and Mrs. John Knder the installation of offic~rs for white cloth, centered with a ier, Jean Sim mons, Tony • Slide-rule Vernier Tuning with Lig hted Dlai 'I "5 GOLDEN HOURS" for Judy Kerns was given and children, Joe~~ and .John the new year at the altar flank· lovely arrangement of pink and Curtis. Cha s. Laughton, PeI I ~~=~~~~ . at the home of Diane of Chester R.oad VISited Monday ed by seven-. branch candlelabra white spring flowers combined • Big 5" x 7" Speaker ter Ustinov, John Gann. J\i . Thur.-Fri. M•y 16·17 II Attending were Narsa afternoon Wl~h Mr. and Mrs. and white baby mums, with with pink tapers In crystal hold· na Focb. I • • Security Sealed Circuitry Mar!~N~ra~$~oKJ~~~~$!.deu Ann Criner Diane Van- Raymond Krider , Syracuse. , IMrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. Bern- ers carrying out the color A<·ademy Award Winner! . h Mr s. Lamberl presid· Th• F1mily, Cartoon (.T~rhnicolor) Christine 'Bahr, Patty Sgt · and Mrs · Robert Larkms_1 ard Fult2 of the Eleanor C1rcle IC erne. Runnin g !imt~ · - andCelesta Aull Sheryl and daughter ' Roberta left Mon /lighting the candles. ed at the punch bowl. . Tom Pittman ' ' for Killeen Texas after . . S Hrs 20 mmutes Virgima Aldridge and Mary Walburn. ThP. 10 d ' f 01 h th Mrs. Kmght read a med1ta· Hostesses Wt>re ¥rs. C. A. Box·o rfice closes 8 :00 P.M "HIGH SCHOOL BIG f h was presented a ay oug WI ·,-- ~ - -- - - - - - - - - - Emmish Mrs Harold Wood· 0 No Advance In Admission! onor in the area ' · S HOT" gifts. M M G · M r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott gerd, Mrs. C. 0. Fisher, Mrs. r. an~ rs. eorge · assa and family of Rand , W. Va., Guy Shuler, Mrs . Bernard and family of Columbus were spent Sunday With her mother Full% Mrs. Charles Byer and weekend guests of h1s parents, ' Mrs. C. L. Arnold, Athens Road.' Mrs. •Donald Stivers. Cl M M d Mr. an r~ . a renee as· sar. Mr. and Mrs. William Phil· lips and family of Rittman were weekend guests of hls mother, Mrs. Fannie Phillips. Miss Mary Hill and nephew Jeffrey Jones of Columbus were weekend guesta of her. parents, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Hill. They • were accompanied home by Mrs. Hill who wiD spend a few dayd with relatives.' Mrs. W. A. Morgan returned home Sunday, after spending several days 1n Columbus with her daughter and son--in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Go!lhardt and son, Bruce. Mrs. Eddie Smith returned home Sunday evening after a / several days visiting in Colum· bus, with Mrs. Helen Maag and other relatives, Mr . and Mrs. C. J. Struble spent the weekend in M:mon with their daughter and son·inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kramer PHONE WY 2-2448 and children, Jackie Sue and Danny . 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With saleo of the new 1968 Cadillac at an alltime Irish-an exciting world of uaed Cadlllaco awaiw you at your authorized dealer right now. I If you have lonl looked fOI'Wllld to o'WIIel'llblp •of the Standard of tha World, we believe Ia .a 11108t opportune time to achieve that dnt8111. Wa Countleos tboueands of proud and happy owners~ will tell you that a well-eared-tor used Cadillac Ia a aounder, longer-lasting investment than man . new ean 'of leso dlatinetion. In moet dealers' current attractive oeleetlona of uaed Cadillaca you will find a wide choice qf. modela, colora and equipment to economlcall provide you with the superb motoring luxu retlei'Ved for Cadillac ownera alone. V~it your dealer right no~ while hi&; stockl of Quality· Value . uaed Cadillaco ia at 1111 ftneat;f . _ VlliiT YOUR LOCJAL AVTHORIZJII:D CJA:DILLACJ :DIIt.u.JIIR -. ) ' • • I, r•.... .. - ----nr.. ~ KARR & VAN ZANDJ MOTOR. SALES · · ,.,""·.' . ' . .~~ .. · . .... -' -· ~ . :, J· ~ . ' . .... . . ............. _ . ~ 242 W. MAIN ··- n, • ' . •.• .r.;..........,.,~........ "lj ' . ~· ~-.-~ ......... ' ............ ...,.. ..,.... ~.~ -. -.. a:t -·y • -e nttn e 1 ~ - ~·~a~ " ' ~ ... ~ . l .t#-0 ~ ·:: ~ -----------------------------------------------------------------------~~-----------------------------------------------------WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1963 . VOL XV NO. 26 . POMEROY.MIDDL~PORT, OHIO ELBERFELD ar • I rJ .:f- · MEIGS THEATRE ltelltt. I ollr II lloe ladltil lne 'll'lrtt '* ! NOW. YCHJ DOY ' Q/0 , _ _T ..__ I' ,) ...... .... . ,, ; '• :1lti..'tiLtilttiW . .. lit... ... .,. l!lf'ct' . • *- ; .s .z.=-o ~0""·'"~ PRICE FIVE CEtQ • � 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. 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