https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/34c2cea593f07b699e9932f9d4e3fb91.pdf 6ed6393feb46f194e62af5b23b0d0818 PDF Text Text (• r sentinel, Mainly About People In . 0.0 ... ol every ..... lull... 11 . . Slalet lldiiJ , Band Boosters _Install New : '64 Officers r rOMIROV OHIO LAST TIMI TONIGHT "SPARTACUS" Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oliv ler, Jean Simmons. Ton y Curth, Chas. Lau ghton, Pe· ter Ustinov, John Ga\·i n, N1 na Foch. 4 Academy Award W i nne r ~ The Family, Cartoon VISIT ELBERFELDS. MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE I. Running llmt': 3 Hr~ 20 minute~ Box-off1ce closes 8J)() PM . For Uniileum-Congoleum-Tile of all Kinds Counter Tops-Metal Trims and Moulding Sandpn-Veneerlng-Paste of all Kinds Huge Free Parking Lot For Your Use No Adnnce In Admission I WED. and THURSDAY M•v 22-23 NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY May 24-25 dino . "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" Edward Stolar. Anna Larion "MAGIC VOYAGE OF SINBAD" -a ndGreat boy & dog adventurP "MY DOG, BUDDY" ELBERFELDS--MECHANIC STREET POMEROY Now you get extra savings during ~ ~.,..,':~(1'. 9~.-_"' ,. . Jl~81') : . EM.q . . BLERS TRADE PARAD'E :;;l ~!"" \, New FRJGIDAIRE . ·' .....~ .# "':' ~; Practice Ia Held . N(}V)/ A range 10itll built4 Jioln• • .10itl&out belif4eatJ8FIIL The .. w FLAIR models glorify ""!' kitcben With buUt·ln cla.mot.K'. And just all de a FLAIR (cabinet ud aU) Into the place of your p - .,._, No carpentering. 1bere'1 110 tevin&' up your kitchen. Incredible! It'ttne! Control- cook while you . . - 7 • Roll-To-You Ooolclo&' Top *" Advanced featww tncluM BeMM:IDder Surtaee Unit, 41X011111w Bpatter.J'rM brolltnc. ..t Speed-Heat Surface Urdt ,. Tho finn! fri&ldaW. oi«trlc r.nc• ldwenc:ements includin1 2 S..Leovel Ovens--e•clusive_ L _ _ _Giide-Up Doo.s, tool C01tt Nttie or • _ ~ ..__/ftt tooM., _ $ oo· ·-=-- • Baker Furniture ' ' 'On The Brightest Corner In Mit:lt:lleporl' MIDDLEPORT Practice was held for Inspection when Theodorus CouncU Daughters of America met day evening at the IOOF hall. Della Stahl, councilor, sided and opened the ineeittn In ritualistic form. Lillian was reported home from • Oook·Muter &utomatJ.e 0... Automatic Meat Tebder, For lmpectwn OHIO pita!. A communication w a 1 read from Edith Wakely, district deputy, and Second nom!· nation of officers was held. P l a n s were made for the Inspection which will be held at the next meeting, and. Jesse wu named on Ule committee. GUEST OF HONOR Kalad Hlndy, manager of the Economy Savings and L o a n Co., was guest of honor at a steak dinner recently given the employ..,., at the homo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Racine. Attending were Mrs. Hlndy; daugbter and 1101111, George and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sharon Young, Dale Jllllla Mr. and Mrs. Beeale enll - · ......... u,u,.w.,Hidden compartnltnt undtr rear ClriD floor 11 stiR· ~lid 011 "" lbrablor C-710 W'IDft -~ IIIILY IAIIBLEI-AIIII Ill! DTHEI CAl AT AllY PRICEIIVU YOU All TIIESE EXTIA·VALUE FEATURES •lloiiJo.l- Adyoncod Sln1II-Unlt oanotruct'lolo More than 2,000,000amancarbuyen bav.,.wltA;IItd . to Ramblor-owitched ty the lulpdre<IS or tbouoand& · from the other popular maba. Como Ill iiDd 100 why, Soe bow you get a beUer car at bigger IIY. inp during the Trlde Parade to Rambler, • IIOopolllp rult~Hvo~lnl up to tile roo1 . . e Dotrlllo-lolet)o l10ke Sr-. Hlf""".'optlltfo too AnENTIONIIJUMI'Ifo'llli'll .... ChnJ, li!IMIIilo • Ill rw - \'f@UD A~~DY\Yl/@00 • C:.Omlc-Armond "'""'"' ond tolpi!M • Doolp ltld ........... -OO'Ihlp lhlll won tba lldU' ~ MIIUin• "C.r of tiM Y•r" Awn • ~ miiH,.. p - of Ill can In 10 ciHinlliu PIIR 011 Triolo, 1111 MobU ~-(-•"101 reo...., MEJROPOLITAN. rcOoo• ~-~~~~~ ~106· E~. Mtlln ., st.,',...... ' roy abler Sblrlq. • '• .. ' ,( !.-'' ' . ', I ,, • ., .' • ' _a t. y e u_ ........... ,.,? Pomeroy ''THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" : Charlton Heslo n. Elsa Marti· nelli, Barraloni, Harry Guar- • . M01r-YOU KNOW . • • ent1r1 ~·v••••llt,. _.. • ...... *,, ........... w .·J• · - ~ . ----··· ""'· • Fl{ •. 1 • �11 Th41 Daily SPntint!l 1 Stand on My Constitutional Right To Knock Your Block Off!" · · J!ght. We should have been. I •he unknowns of s pace while so many tf the known things of earth are in distrr~l . HAT TIP Dear Helen : This has been bugging me lor yean. 1 am a receptionist I swltcbbosrd operator and work lor a large research laboratory. Naturally, during a -king day 1 greet many people, all world. And it is no small triumph that we have now managed six consecutive sue· cessful space flights in six tries. The J!ylhis reasoning, Christopher Colum· bus sllouJd not have sailed in quest of a tlestern passage to the Indies so long as ,_.asants in Sp•in and Italy were hungry 'ud ill-clad. But even as it is troubled with its !ail· ures in •ones of life already known, the ·human spirit ·must aspire, must search itbeaof, " must soar. President Kennedy fwistly described Gordon Cooper's great space flight as a victory lor the human lpirit. We must all marvel at the precision which enables our space engineers to tbrust a tiny capsule into a "slot" in the Russians have mounted just four , even ·,.y, send it hurtling through 22 orbits qf the globe and then bring it splashing down to the sea within a few miles of its t..eet ahip. Cooper's calm expertness, his sense •f mastery over the curious vehicle that carried bim, gave a richl:v human touch t.o his unique adventure - far and away the longest space flight of anv American . If comparison must be drawn. he did not, of courso. match the 64 orbi ts and 48 orbits of the two Russians who so much In love that he pvu In lor lear of losing her. U Isn't weakness1 at 111'11. The smart, a...,..,.ut wlf1 II ..,.. to keep a secondary role, no matter how much her bUiband spoils here. I've never In my llfe seen a happy home where the way from salesmen to Ph. the roles were reversed. When though they hold the orbital record. Moreover , strong rumor has it that they have suffered at least a few failures, with disastrous consequences for their pilots. This nation having done so well, we cannot now break off and bury ourselvel in our laboratories for a long hiberna· tion. We must program more visible ventures soon . to impart to our exploration• the competitive drive they need in a great competitive struggle. Free world security is bound up In Ds . Most wear hats. I'll wager women ,...ar lite panll, they that 90 per cent of these protei' may think they are wtnnen, sional people never think lo re- but they will end up llelc-tOUJ.· move lftelr hats when speaking ed losers. They not only d.. to me ,but you can he sure that stroy their busbandl, but clewhen they see my bosses their stroy themselves In tile 10111 hats come off In a hurry. run. - SOCIAL WORKER Don't you think a man should Dear S.W. :. automatically remove his bat In othre words, a amort wife when entering a building, espec- always thinks her buaband Ia tally when he speaks to a worn- smarter than she I• - even if an st a reception desk! -C.R. he isn't. - H. K. Dear Helen: ,· Dear C: Recently, a friend gave a this ra~.:e with Russia to master space Etiquette demands that a gen- birthday party for her 1&-yearand reach the moon and the planets . But tleman remove his hat in t h e old hoy . There were no party presence of o lady. Many men favor~, cake or Ice cream. Int.here is more. don't these days, just u manY stead the chOdren ate hot dogs Space is one great frontier of the humen no longer tip their hall. and hamburgers and played man spirit today. Ii free men are right I'd resent being considered an kissing games. I may be an in saying freedom gives the human spioffice fixture, too, but whadda· old dodo but I feel that t h • nt it.s fullt>st rein , how can we dare be yagonna do? - H. kid• ,...re too yoong for t h II second in the adventuring at that IronDear Helen : sort of party. What do Y o u 1 am a social worker who rou· think' - DODO tier'! Unely v!JJII the homes of ltldl· Dear D: , 'l'o I ail thus might be to fail in the suvldua!J and couples on Old Age As one dodo to another, I pn'me tests of will on earth between Waohinrton Column Assistance, averaging almost agree. Hot dogs and hsmbu,.. treedom and tyranny. Gordon Cooper different homes a year. gers, maybe, If followed by has acted for us all in a remarkable Some of the couples are fair· cake, but kissing games for a ly content, and aome are m18er· fo-year-old boy's birthday par· flight which says that must not happen . able. I'Ve made It a point to ob- ty are as silly as I c:ummerserve what factGr• In their lam- bond on a Cub Scout uniform. By LYt.E c. WILSON tlon are owned by the •tate. Tht on the Clay committee'• report Uy backgrrunds tnHuence their _ H. UntW Pre~• Jntera•lloe~•l . Iis . the opposite. of the 11ste~ of on the ~ . mill present frame of mind. Here's Dear Helen: The presidential foreign a•d prlY&te enterpriSe and lndlvJdual Bowlt! optntoD Wll that the an lnt.erestiDg discoYery. In al· My busband has been bring· committ.. headed by Gen. Lu- capitalism that is the core of the Clay committee wu ill-Informed. 111011t every Instance wbero I tng home work to do at night. cius o. Clay recommended em· U.S. economic: concept. There- Bowles offered hill version of the find a miserable, complalnlng, He ts very ambltlOWI and neY· phatically against having the U.S. fore. the reconunendotlon of the sltustiDn, which WaR that India grouchy, seH-pltying woman and er content to Just do his job. He Treasury subsidiu Marxian So- Clay committee on subsidy of So· wu suffering from a shortage of a man who seems to be longing wants to so places In ~ busldaliam in any foreign country. cia list ventures in foreign lands steel ilnd must have ~he Bokaro for death, I find. a wife, Who, ness, and, to tell }he truth, he More prtcioely, the Clay Commit- could he expected to have oome mill to keep small, pnvate, man- through the years, did not ac- loves his work . I j\ili;k he shoUld 1 t .. opposed u.s. suboidy ol for- appeal to Amerl""' taxpayers. ufacturers In buslnesa. A govern· cept her place as a woman, spend his home-time relaXIng. eign government projecle that The taxpayers would . be eager to meaL-owned miU would atlmulate and tried to usurp her bus- We are very young wlth three port of an English cri,tlc who thought her would l'ompete with private enter· accept any good and reason,oble private entecprlse and leadero of ba:xl's position as "boss." small children. I try to Interest beauty was fading. It shows her dressed prise. ground< for reducing foreign sub- JndlOD private enterprlae hope A man's oubmissiveness to him 1n garden work and COil> in white, wearing an oriental headdress ' The Kennedy Admini<trotion sidieo. the United Sta~ will buDd the a dominant, self-centered worn· munlty affairs but he IJ alwayo of pearls, and looking quite glamorous mo,.,d immediately to rea.. ure The administration needs to off· mill, Bowles 1111d. 10 usually st.erts out by being doing 'his homework. How j!Blt Anna Mana Alberghetti tells chums ,the government of Indio with re- set the Clay-committee recomReporl Nol Mentlooed 1 make him understand that 1 she 'll make $100,000 in JUSt SIX concerto spec! to 1 proje<t for 1 govern- mendations before advanel"'! to Keating didn't oommit himself at lite Unlvenlty of catllornia, need his company - and hfm. \h•s Summer ~ and she ~~achcally adds, ment-owned ateel mill to be lo- India the $Sit million needed to and neither the IOIIBior no'· Berkeley campua. sod woo lac- __. J. 'So there, Dav•d Merrick! ..l t e d tn the ctty ol Bokaro. u.s ,begin tile Bokaro project. The ad- Bowles mentioned the Immediate wring gberltl medical practttion- Dear J: Ambal!lsador John Kenneth Gal- ministration got an unexpected 11- or ultimate cost of the mill· to en 011 "the anxiety 11tate"' lD the You can't turn off ambition AN EAST SIDE supper club has been braith told the Indian Govern- sist lost week~od from Sen. Ken· the ~oiled States. Nor did eltllor teehnlcal orgao of lite American by trying to divert 11. DOn't refllrtm~ wtth SLA and pollee trouble ment that he had been instructed oeth B. Keatmg tR-N.Y.l Keat- mentte>n the U. S. llteel Corp. ro- Academy of Gellaral Practice. sent these extra lob-~ours smce tt became •. regular hangout f~r [by washington to '"Y that the ing will be up '"" re-electl011 next port o• the Bokar oproject. Tbe His beginning wu an effort to help him with them, aild In resome of the towns b~st - known und~Slr · clay Committee report was not year. On hi• reguJar weekend report was made at the requNt arrive at the degree of anxiety turn he'll probably &ive yoU abies - hoods , bookies _and call g~rls . :rinol wilh respect to Bokaro. radio-TV program May It, Keal- ol the U. S. ogeocy for IDtema· MUch lo normal family weekenda. It's supposed to be an ','mtlmate',' spot, I AC<Oplable To Tupoyero ing chooe •• his guest Cbeoter Ilona! Developmerrt tAJD). It "It It normal 1o be concerned, It has been said that work ill but the _authonhes don t hke thmgs to The Marxian concept of ~he So- ' Bow leo, newly named U.S. Am· bristled with lbollt un- solicitous, worried and reotleu anything yw don't want to do, gel tha_t mttmate Bob Cummmgs has ' daliot slate is one in wh>ch the J bassa~>r to Ind1a. Keatl"'! lnvlt- reoolved teehiiH'w and """""""' about our probleDII," bo said. 10 possibly your holband ml&ht been stgned to do the Robert Preston means of production and distribu- ' ed Bowles to expr... an opln1on obltacleo to auc.... Ill Bokaro. "Fearful Ollllclpalioa ol potential consider your type of relaXIng role in "The Music Man" on the Summer un~ Ia 1101'11111 and more arduous than hi! kind of stock circuit st•rting in July. wll'!ll ua ol lrouble. 'fttil emo- labor. _ H. ' .. • 11100 Reports From The CaPIto Voice Of Croadwa~ ... Reporting 8Y DOROTHY KJLGALLEN ClLEBRITIES WARREN BEATIY AND ROBERT RO>SSEN are clashing on the set of "LII· " ao<l . their temperamental differenmay 6ecome one of the big Hollylwoood stories of the year . Those who have beard Rossen's side of the rirt say he 1finds "{arren " impossible," to put it mildLy ~t-'and that probably means Warren has found the script or the direction "impossible.·· Stay tuned Vivie-n Leigh won a Tony Award for her grace ful performance in "Tovarich," but the musical s\ill hasn 't been recorded None of the big disc companies seems interested In going to the trouble and expense of making an original cast album . Pat Boone turned down $100.000 , worth of state fair appearances to tour \ with his new film, ''The Main Attrac · !ion," although he doesn't own a percen1tage of. it. He just feels an obligation to . make it a success if he can . His actual . : quote : "I don 't like to take money for a mov.le and then walk away from it." The Black Muslim movement is making lmany inroads into the world of jazz. ver a dozen sidemen have been con - j .I. ~ erted in recent weeks and soon will be ound under their new Arabic names Bob Hope 's book. "I Owe Russia has passed the 100.000 sales muk ... Sir Laurence Olivier won an apology from a magazine that said he tWas seeing a hypnotist twice a week .. ~Fidel Castro has been training an army 1of Haitian Communists for the past 18 1months. They're ready to move wheneYer he gives the ordet·. $1 .~00 , " Dolt I ,.,.,oday 's 1,llled,·ca I Rep"o .., .I I .1. lioa II necn•ary lo motivate ••• This column ill dedicated to JAKE LaMOTIA was the peacemak~ I , compllsbment. Usually, our de- fallllly living, 10 H you're hav· er in a near-brawl between a songwriter lire for 1ccompllshment further ing kid trouble or juat plaltl and a male model at a midtown scotch- I ln.......,. tho degree of oormal trouble, lei Helen help YOU • and-soda parlor the other night. If he By She wtU also welcome your own 1 yne G. Brandslldt, M.D. amount of vegetable and fruit myelin shouth aurrlllllllllne In· anxiety. hadn't stopped the fireworks in time, the that yoo Individually require dlvldual !lOrve flben ill lost. "Th... emotlona pt .111 up at 11111111lng experiences. Addreu cover boy wouldn 't have been able to Q-What e • u ' e ' ostema- to produce a formed ltool will The lymptoms depooo on 7 a.m.. keep us oa the job, lnllke IHeleD Bolte! In eare of I hI I model anything but bandages for quite lacla' Can It be helped' obviate the noceulty of taking whether tile nerve fibers in- •• meet our respona•billtieo and newspaper. a spell. The fellows were having chick I A-Oitoomoloela is a failure any luative. · volved carry liUltor lmpulsu drive ,. to do ourbesl When Copyright, INS, King F ... trouble , naturally Stephen Boyd of proper hone foriJUition. In Don't worry about lklpplng from the brain or aensory 1m- we are amblt.tOUI, we have con- lures Syndicate, Inc. writes from Madrid that golf has be- children ills called "rlckell." a day . If you go 411 lo 72 hours pulles lo the brain, and what slderabla amiety. We ba;:.:eeli come such a furious fad in Spain th,t it 0 In adulls . "osteomalacia ." It without a bowel move~M~~t, 11110 part of the body 1M affected lnp of lnlecurity ~ takes eight hours to play 18 holes and may he due to an lnsuffielent an elght.ouneo warm water en- nerves •upply. . oeU·al9urance and conftdence unif you want to play on weekends . you intake of vitamin D., or failure ema wltich you must hold lor Arteriosclerosis Is hardening W we reach our ~~ OIVOTID fO INTPII1 Of' have to make reservations three weeks , o1 the digestive tract to absorb at Jesst Hve !Jlin~tee before of the arterl... II slartl •I aod omlety are 11111'111 MIUM MAlON ";;:'i!I~A~ • ., 1 in advance Bill !Jose Jiminez) Dana 'La · D" th d' t paa• ·g If you hove to take an birth snd continues lhroo""rut emotion• when we can eonlro • ,. ·~ 1 • m e 1e . · · 8'" them, c...,. " 71. ...., has switched his romantic interest to De- 1 the v1 mln Since the body makes Its enema more than once 1 - k , life. UnUI the proeeu becomes · ,. • 1 • - - r - nise Angel, a beauty. ' · · d to 1 d ·• It produ · But when anxiety ft· .., ., .... Yotloo . .- . , own vitamm D when the skm see your oc r . ar a YBilCe'.a ces no . " eo....,. no ......... a. •• •• RITA HAYWORTH isn't giving up is exposed to suniJsht lnsufft· Q - A lrleod and I are hav- symptoms srxl, since II II not ceulve •t is : 1 her star "image" easily. She wants 8 New cient exposure to sunlight may lng an argument aboUt multi- a uniform process, it may at- pmsure,~tlell en II u~tullllo ":,;, =t_ 0 York hairdresser _ her favorite _ to ,be 1 contributing factor. . pie sclerosis and arteriosdero- feet the bear! In ...,. lind tho ~=Ita tlerlt'l ~."-~' aod ot ... • r •. attend her. and if necessary , travel with Another factor may be a de- ls!J. Pleaae ten us symptoms brain or tidneys In olherl. duce .;:.Uon a n d - w : her, during the making of "I Want My crease In the blood level of of eaeh ood how they differ. When IIUfflclently advanced, L. to pathol"""'"' .,. ,...._- • • - .. · Tb A 1\e symplkeou of bado It · I reduce tho •• · 0011ve11s m ...,... 1 ' D• a I ., Mother" Madame Ro~hes has issued calcmm or phosphorous. e d' Jab! that bloodmay ':':""'"they -" -ted lean "of var- dllea101 oudl • • " • - ,~ the latest beauty pronunciamento. She chief manUestations ore loss of tses~ are so var e no supp.,. to ...et! ortnoanl heart tnuble - - ,. savs tanned skin is out of fashion in Par· . appetite, pain in the hones, deflntte anawer can be liven gan, or small hemorrhqel u " Tho~· II wbat ...U.-::.:: ::'.,":, r ......,, !J!-10 ., Is ·I which means it's dead everywhere) softening of the bones with de- to thts questton. may occur. "In either caa, the =~ anxiety a bobbJ trap I r an ~ and recommends that ladies who really formlty , weaknesa, kidney MuiUple st;leroois Ia I I pro- function of tho affected III"IU unwary doctor. care use a slightly blue , or violet powder otones, and lnfectton ol tile cOSI tn whiCh lnou attn& would be llihOUIIIy Impaired. to achieve that white radiance , which is urmary tract. ''in.'' Treatment uaually eonslsto of giving calcium In lite form = fHl DAilY SENTINB Iteam.:!":; .... :•·• -.r=:.'" !:": ,.,.. - f:i:' 1.'::::::"#-n &...:'iio"":C =- ......... -- of milk, ' ' A8DUT TIME 1'/f. TURNED 1\-IE LOW- MAYBE WE SOOULD C.ll2 IN AtNWA'i! LliT'S 00 DOWN 10 !lAVE ALL 0.: TI-IEM ~ECI(ED! TI-lE SIIOW~ with supplementary ::te~'orc:~~=• .1':.!t.~ 1~: IT'S A UTILE '"Lw r..- i': -"'.:.,-.;:.: - ', /'"'":\.. ~ ls also given, but ahould not be ~:~.u~nc~~ '::uc~~~=m~ E A Of J xeess1ve nx1ety ten s Mi k F o • Ills sta en or . rgame a t?e a..m.u - ••ttnc .. ' ........... -.Jtli Our Used Car Lot ;...~ Is Loaded! Over 38 Can On sale Price. We Have To Reduce Our Stock Of Used Cars. PREVAIL WITH·NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accepr Trade-ins. CHEVROLET$ FORDS 1957 FORD 2 Door S.. d•-' · Clean. 1955 FORD VI 2 Door Sedan. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Sed1n. Buutlful medium blue. Standard trans. R&H. Ste It ..... 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr. Auto. Huter, med· ium blue. Looks nice inside and out. Come '"· 19~5 FORD VB 4 Dr. Auto. R&H. Loti of miles ltft in thlt car ·yet. U53 PORD VB 4 - Dr. · Chetp trans~atlon NFL Opens Spring Meeting Today 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyf . St1tlon Wagon 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr Sedan Yl. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Sedan 1953 CHEVROLET 2 dr Htrdtop 1958 CHEVROLET VB Impala Hartltop. iHutlful rtd finish. Std. tram. It's nice. · See it. 1955 CHEVROLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. trtns. Economical trtntportatlon 11 1 second ur. See lt. 1955 CHEVROLET SUo. W11. Nfn and clean, S.o it. 1959 RMIILIR Clonic 4 Dr. Super. Pooh btoHon drive. R&H. Shtrp. 1961 RAMBLER con..rtlblo. Red and whlta. Slondarcl trana. ' Real clnn end nice. OM local owntr. It now. s.. ...... ,... "'' . ' . Dr. STUDEBAKER$ BUICKS PONTlACS .OLD$MOBILES MERCURY$ JMp St1. Wegon 195$ l'j.YMOUTH '2 dr, Ptoc;ll.color. VI. WeHava'Eml . We Htve Thein All Here And They Are Going At WHOLESALE PRICES·\' " See Them At I •• ' M6JROPOLITAN • . ~ • . ~ < *'- . ST. LOUIS (UP!) - AU lndlcations pointed to a smooth two day session of the annual Nation· al Football League sprlng meeting which opened here today. Most clubs contacted said few problems Jf any were expected. 'Ihe most rousing statement to come out of preliminary get togethers to date was Green Bay Pack'er coach Vln<'e Lombardi's announcemen~ tbat uwe're the team to beat. .. \ The most imporfant items on th~ agenda included a constitutional amendment to league rules Increasing tbe player limit by two - from :16 lo 38; • pl'Opo5ed rule change to keep 1 deleosive learn from scoring on a penalty committed by the offense in ib end zone: and 1 declsloo on how the $9'Jl;,OIIIJ received from tel<,vlsiOtt rlgbta to the championship game between the players' benefit pJan and the r1layen' pooJ. !Vaa Spill suo Tbe $816,000 received for televlslon rights under the old conlraot was split 56-50. Lombardi said hO favored tbe J!I'OPtlOC'II increase Ia the player limit and would alao go aloog with ao tncroaae In the players' welfare fuod. CommJ..ioner Pete Rooelie comrneoted the coming 10011011 Joob Hke a upi'OiperDUJ~' 0118 for tho NFL. Ho laid ticket ll8leo were ahead ol Jail year and be anticipated new attendaooo In 111§3. The way Ucket aa1ea are going It "Jn,licatet inerwlng intereot" Ill prolesslonal football, be oa!d: Secondary ltenu on tho league's agenda Involved the proloqed basale over the claim by PottoPa., tbal II W81 deprived lite lti2S championship - 1960 RAMBLER Amorlcon 2 Dr. Stlftdord Trl"'- 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. llue ond while, JQJ/ '"I~*' f?'r • llili• 1 1 1 Keith Goble Ford Inc IJSED AUTOMOBILE r-----SPECIALS----. .,. _ 1960 Chevrolet Impala Conver.- $194'5 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 -- - -$2295 1961 Ford Falcon 2 Dr. - - - 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air - - - $1595 1960 M.G.A. Sports Roadster WHOLESALE PRICES T-btue.VI. orr.,... .·. ....,.,d- PLUMBING HEATING I A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Cars. If You Don•t Have A Trade-In, Corne In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whole- 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, . 1 ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. Grnn. VI. L ALL STAB by membe" "' the Green Bay Packers alld visiting NFL teamJ Ohi0 Basketball Tourneys Attraeted Nearlv AMillion II 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Jlledlehw 2!, lta-1 Otf 7\ r.,·:gh t Clu b Jl BOWLING 1959 PL YMOUTI Rulnl~. VI. w.-. ~earns .l ~ I na PLYMOUTif' pliyoleila! \ritlxtotl "There pr~bably It 1 tl"'bt here with the N 1 t I o n a1 Football lA!ague's gambling acandal " said the Braves spokesman. 1be same night club had boon frequented :Jed a D can do harm . NEW YORK tUPII - It could toms of orgonle d l - . Way 11 !allure of absorpdon of vit- be phy•lell Dlnooa due to ...,.. back In 1116, lte looked OYer 100 amln D Ia due lo 1 peralstant olvo mental '- '"l)ola -n11- 11lU1'01Je lelle!'ll boopltal pall011il, diarrhea , this muat he con- On the otheo' haM, II could be most with "BDlllely state." trolled before the treJ~tment that the ability .r the average M..,. Opentlotl Uue try can be effective. If the disease doctor to _r eeoplu this COUH o1 01 the 100, 'It had beeD admitIs due to too creot • Joss of cal- llllloll " tnereailntl. ted "with .u•..,.... or orpule cium through the kidneys, col· Dr. A. e;. ~ prof- ol dla....., IUclt ·• 1lllroiDtoldaol cium 11uconote and 1odlum cl· paychlottj IUid o.porl .on ouch d - . byporlbyroldlm, eardlao trate should be given. Uln....., "'"' be IUl'CI which hu and cerebral .u..... and Ill'* Ia uy eeae, oklllhl ..... happe!IOCI. ltil Itt Is ...., too syatemlc dlaeueo." ThMa 1111 11ement by year doctor abould many ~peclal- had underaone 171 opwbrlal about Iasllq Improve- Jr.ed pay'chla~ 'tt.wng 11111 orr. "and at looot -'tall ...,.. tament. "Tbe fuodamental ,.,.. baa _.-y," Betuletl llddod. ' -Wital JanUve do yru re- beeD laclt: of proper poychlatrlc ID liNt!, 10 ,_.. ha 1\1141commond- ftii-"l(lder pers001? I edueotloo Ill modl.cll JJchaoil," he Jed tho llll!dlml. hlllorloo of 110 have to take ~thine every oald. ....,_ wrol'l IIJ probably paychlatrle ptdloatll ..,. '. foaDII day . not 11 ~ teda1 II they tbat over tho J11!ft thay had r.. A-Y• moot hsve been ab- wert but tl!lJII>anqoment of eelved . . . modlt'll b t I 1 1 11 sent from sc:hool the doy 1 theM p l l - Ia oliO a dlJgraee r... ~ .U ~ dint , at ll"•t 144 IUl'lleal pneodun 111111 'II talked about ttneraUy hannful IUid effecll of loutlves. •·elllrnw ~ I t - , 4tfl8l .,..uang.d, by For yru and 1111 others who taii!IDI ~bout oi:- culUito, QliiClto· Ilia atlttrl." Aad, may have come In late, I will eu~lve limilel)' ~ ......,.. what wu 'III'Giia !1111 of lltla& merely oay tbat thophyll0all1 lid; ~/U!Yilu I1"'P' .U aiGaa ,.,. •mllba· _ ll'rlll,, out o1. ()~May Ch I W If / ey Ne••• p· f on Coach ,..5 :, ...,: Science Today PER EXAMPLE..,, "ME LOOKS :~utchinocm w I ma ..11ed SenUnel. Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, when they played in Milwaukee. Circuit Judge Robert Caooon on Milwauk... legal COIUUIOI lor the major league baseball players, ~ WaD quoted as saying "There aren't enougfl lawyers in the world to oerend me,'' H he ideoaway from. 1ago when the profeasio»t~d foot- tified the establishment to the "Gamblers and hustlel'll fre- ball ocandal broke, but w..n't l public. quent the place," Giles told the made known until Dow. "bform•l'" Memo clubs in a memo, accordinG to a Gamblho.- SeaDUI Tle-ID GI'Ies' memo was des·ribed •• 'i '' Wben tb.ll bllt!ball salk over "' uaaeo ... Braves spokesm~. He .IBid it ~as H~~ •. the Braves spokes- "informal" a~ spelled out no the plate U Joob lbout UU the only place ~mpointed by Giles man said H. was known that nfan- penalties £or any player who that hall to lite!'• out of aU 10 Clti.es in, the leagu~. a~ers of aU the teams know cer· would go to the night club de-l The leag~~ prestdent s commum- tam places ln each league city spite the warning. que was iSsued about a mont.h they have told players to llay . "~at'.• all it was - a warn-[ mg, said the Braves spok~man. "The league apparently wanted I 'I'our Depanulabl~ player:!! to know about the place Dealer For )· ~ so they could stay away from it." : : I 11.:., • . Cannon has compleied visits to I ... every maJOr le~gue ~m smce ! AND By ROBERT GRIMM Istate tournament berthll. they started prmg traJD[ng. . to I Uded Prett JatenaUou•l Lead. th h warn players about assoc1atmg 1 COLUMBUS mPH _ Ohio's ~g ~ wa~ ~as t e Class with so-called un~esirable chf!rac-[ Pltono WY-2-2550 b' h hool b k lb II 1 AA regiOllal m Cmcmnati, where ters and frequenting places where rg sc as e a ourna. menta continued to draw the pay- 19:110 persons saw Urbana I ~th:•:y...:han:::g~o:u:l:_.-------~~~:iiii:iiii:iiii:::ii ing customers this spring. pack- Middletown and Dayton Chamin-! f ing them in all the way £rom the ade on successive nights. county eliminations to the glory- was the Northeast regional in I ~ state tourney. Cleveland Arena won by Cleve- 1 A total of 1n'S,'195 fans paid land East Tech, which drew 16,- ' $840,2S9.Sl to watch 1.11e 1963 high 818 fans. I school tournaments that ended I'he state finals In Columbus March 30 with the crowning of ·set no attendance records this ' Columbus East and Dr d a I year but still 1Jid all right in the 5 slate champs. es en money department. The 53,514 Both the attendance and money , persons watching the folU' ses. COR. 3rd & MAIN 108 COURT STRE~T totals bettered last year's figures ., sions paid $93,12UO. A year ago. ! MIDDLIPORT POMEROY In 1962. the overall att•ndance l the lotala were 54,566 and was 971 689 and recei t5 1 192~,94~2.:;;56:;_,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;;;;;;-~~:;::======= $8IS.46S. ' p II The attendance mark was the upgrade despite fewer ever county tourna~e~~n:~Jg:~~~~;: l l the stale, due tQ and abolishment of the in two districts. The offidal attendanc d nanciaJ report was ron~ai~~ an annual statement by the High School Athletic Associati 0 n 1 which shares in the receipts · 1 all the post-season played in the state. 8 c.yl., .auto., power steering and brakes. power seat, rPd rin i~h, wh1\e lop, excellent As usual the se<:tim,.l-disl:rictll white t1res. This car is spolless inside and out. / W. L. Pet. GB tournament~ provided the bulk San Francisco 25 15 .625 . . . attendance and receipts. Los ¥geles 24 16 .600 l at 84 sites in both Class cn:.!'!~G~r St. Louis 21 19 .525 4 A attracted 634.748 custorrtero 4 Door, 4 speed, white fmish, ·o ne- owner, immac ulate insidt> and out. 30 month financing. . ,, (Seco•d BaH Wlllllen ) Chicago " 19 .500 netted 1495,056.Sl. Cincinnati 18 18 .500 Leading the way in atteDdance Bud Stivers 181 173 137 Pittsburgh 8 19 .486 51.2 wa.s the heavily-ponulated North- I H. Walker 158 177 181 M'l ' 215,254 per-~ ., I waukee 19 21 .475 6 eastern District with 6 cyl.. sta ndard shift, radio, wh itr side\.\.ljll !m•s . J:.tuuo miles lo ;;o nn new rar Lohse 156 195 187 Philadelphia 17 21 .447 7 watching games at 25 sites. warranty, 36 month financmg, baby blue , spotless. &;hoenleb 162 171 199 Hous ton 18 2.1 .439 71f.l In tht. county tournaments , PreD. Hawley 170 232 178 New York 16 24 .400 9 County once again led Totals 825 948 882 Taeflday•a Results with 14 68'7 onlookers Radio, 6 cyL, standard shift. gre~n - sharp, 24 month finomcing Total Pins 2655 St. LoW. 5 Chicago 4 Ind., of all p~~~; Syranse Ball Park Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0, night in line was the Ross c (Firat Half Winners) Pittsburgh 6 Houston 5, night with 9,127, and the Putnam C. Searles 167 169 155 J L. Angeles 4 N. York 2, night eliminations with B,282 I 4 Door Sedan, power steering and brakes, ivory Cmi ~ h. very clean, Jo.-.al owner. L. Wolfe 164 224 159 S. Francisco I Phila 2, night tendance. B. Grueser 148 177 142 Wednead.ay's Probable PUcben The smallest was in Carroll A, Sylvester 177 168 170 st. Louis at Chicago County, where only 153 fans M. Houdashelt 183 158 190 burn (5-3) vs. Buhl (2-4>. watched a one-game event. 23,000 actual miles, 4 speed , radio, new nylon tires, one owner All white finish . red • Handicap 4 ~ 4 Pittsburgh at Houston (nightl- The 56 county tournaments leather interior. Real !iharp. &!3 900 820 Gibbon (2-n v:s. Nottebart (5-0. drew 202,179 fans and about Totals To.tal Pins 2563 New York at Los Angeles <night $144,000. Winners - Falstaff Beer -Willey 14--21 vs. Drysdale (4-0. The regionaJs, which gave 8 J "'"!'"""" Mat:onal . League in three • 1 runs a homer and a lingle to help the Cardinals' Curt SimBy FRED DOWN sported by Joey Jay. mona chalk up victory No. 6_ UPI Sport. Writer Frank Robinson singled In the CUrt Flood had three hits and Manager Fred and llrst inning and hit • aacrilice fly Dick Groot and Julian Javlertwo the Cincinnati Redt always saJd in the third to drive in both Cin- each in the Cardinala' JO..hit at. 6 ' that Jim Maloney's hard stuff cinnati runs. :bob Hendley suf- tack. would overcome his hard luck .•• feJ'Ied his third defeat compared A 6-foot, 2-inch, 200-pound fire- to four wins. By DAN HANLEY f · " er from Fresno, C.Jif., MaGllulto Ileal Pllla Of 0 $ United ProM IIIlerulloaaJ lou~ won nine games for the The sao Fr~llco Giants reMILWAUKEE (UP!) - Pres!· " IS dent Warren Giles of the NationI~eds in 1~52 .and would have won tained first place with a 8-2 de1 more exe'e'pt that fUs teammates cision over the Phlladelpbia Phil- DETROIT (Up]) Ctaarle a Lea~, ~tepping up baseball's fl •velopE'<I para lyshs of the hat lietJ, the Los Angelea Dodgers Wolf who Tuesda became t~ ~ampaJgD to have ~ren av~d when he appeared on the mound. downed the ~ew York Mets 4-2. fourfu coach of ~e Detroit Pia- undeairable elements has BlllThey didn't score a run for him the Pittsburgh Pirates nipped the tom since the franchise was out a night club ln Mllwau· ~vcr the last 20 innings of the '62 Hou~ton ~Ita, 6-5, and the S~. moved here in 1957, today started ee as a place for them to stay season. . LoWI Cardmala shaded the Ch1- mapping out hi::. plans to bring Maloney has been getting some cago CUbs, $-4, In other NL ac- the Pistons out of obocOl'lty In runs this season and Tuesday tlon. the National Ba&ketbaU Associanight he didn't need any luckIn the American League, the tion. just a ninth-inuinghelping hand New York Yankee• .defeated the Wolf, ,., who takes over • team from Bill Henry - when he K~nsar. CJty .Athletics, '7-4, the that has finished third four times equa lled the m 0 d ern major Minnesota Twins routed the. Bos- and second twict in aix years Amerleu teague leH~Ut' n~~..:ord by striking out . ton Red Sox IU, the Baltnnore in the Motor Cit since it wu w. L. Pet. GB eight straight batters in a 2-0 vic-- Orioles topped th.e Detroit .Tigers, shifted here from ~ort Wa ne, re- Chicago 23 15 .605 . . to_ry over the Milwaukee Braves 4-2, and the Chicago Wh1te Sox igned h' < d y h of Baltimore Z3 15 .805 · . s 1s pos1 as nea coac Jtm went on to ran a .gam~-total beat the Washm~n Se~ators, 4-3. the Cincinnatl Royals to take the New York 19 13 .594 1 l~ 16 Braves third b1ghest .Jose Pagan, ~tless m 20 pre- Detroit job. Boston 19' 15 .559 2 smg le-game total In modern base- viOUs tri~s to the. plate, il?mered The £irst program WoH is plan- Kansas cny 20 16 .556 2 ball history . in. the. e1~th ln~mg -tD ~JVe . the ning is a summer camp where Cleveland JB 18 .SW 4 Tfe8, surk.ont, Podres . G1a~ts D1lly C. .Dell h1s stxth he'll take a long look at the play- Los Angeles 18 23 .439 6'h Maloney~ e1ght consec~tJVe stra1ght .w in. . 0 De~! found a ers the Pistons drafted last month Minnesota 16 21 .432 6\fz strikeouts t1ed the mark prcv1ous- worthy. rival m rookie Ray Culp, and SLme of the veterans who Detroit l4 22 .389 8 ly shared by MaJJ,: Surkont ol the who yu~ ld~d . o~ly rour h1ts ~~d didn't play much last year . He Washington 10 26 .350 10 1953 Braves and Johnny Podres struck out WI I he ~1ays and W1lhe wants to find out which players Tuesday'• Jl.ellaU. of the 1962 Los Angeles Dodgers. McCovey three hmes each, be- ~ can help the team most L. Angeles at Cleveland, night, Bob Feller and Sandy Koufax fore yielding the decisive blow to I Although he admits th.e Piston ppd, rain thare the game strikeout record Pagan. job is 8 "challenge," Wolr is op- New York 1 K. City 4, night of 18 and Dizzy Dean once struck Podres' Wtna. Third . timistic about Detroit's charn:es C~icago 4 Washington 3,. night out 17 batters in a .game.. .Johnny Podres . pttc~ed a. [JVe- in the NBA in the future. "Next Mmnesota 8 Boston 2 mght Ma)Qney began his strmg of h1lter to record h1s lh1rd wm be- year 1 thin anyone of the five Baltimore 4 Detroit 2, night str ikeouts with the last out in the hind a seven-hit Dodger attack teams in the Western Division Wedne&day•• Probable PJ1chert first inning and ran it to the first that incl.uded two key doubles by could be a threat. Los Angeles Minnesota at Boston - Kaat out in the fourth before Hank Ron Fai.rly. The. game was en- showed it was vulnerable in the (2-4) vs. Conley (2-2), Aaron grounded out. He had al- livened m the e1gh~h when out- second half of last season and St. Kansas City at New York (night) lowed on.ly two hits when he fielder Tommy DaviS and coach Louis had to get the best out of -Bowsfieid (3-4) vs. Stafford 12-2) walked his third .and fo~b bat- Leo D~cher of the Dodgers rts players to finish second," WoU Lo~ Angeles at Cleveland <night ters of t~ game m the nmth and ~·ere ejected from the game for said. -Qswki <2-1 Jvs. Donovan 12-2. Henry went ln to retire the side. arguing over a play at the plate. "The most important thing Detroit at Baltimore I nightIt. was Maloney's sixth win Jim ~aglia~ni drove in f~~ could be a good start,'' he said. Bun~ing (l-4) vs. ~arbcr !7,-3). !ilgBlllst one loss and be has 1runs With a smgle a.nd a th Last season Detroit got off to a Chicago at Washmgton <mghtstruck out fl8 batters in 60 1-3 in- run homer for the Ptrates as AI poor start and just OOged out San Horlen 12-0) vs. Daniels (0..0. nings. His powerful performance Mc~ean, w~ pitch~ four .stro~g Francisco for third place in the I Tlnnd.ay•a Games bas helped to compensate for Bob lnmngs of m1ddle.lnmng rehef, · l Western Division standings Washington at Baltimore, night Purkey's slow start due to a sore creased his record to 4-1. The ' (Only game scheduJed) arm as well as the l-7 r~ord cisive Pagliaroni homer came National League wltb I BuT IN SOME lll1N6S 1-lE's VERY ECONOMICAL-LIKE RAZOR ~ ~T ·-::~ed~te llr~~~ ! il'! Time relief plteher Jim Umbrlcht, wbo Eight Braves In Succession ly Helen lottel soared aloft last August. But the differ~IH.'e hcts to do with Russia's superior rocket thrust. In the quality of our apace flight, we are at least equal before the Some say we should not be exploring ' eincinnati Hurler Whiffs I /Jelen Help Us/ Dally Maloney Equals Strike Out Record In 2-0 .Win ) 'Victory For The Human Spirit' •.. fooper, through the dark hours and the 7 liD < r y We were all up there with Gordon • H>tlly ••ntlnel, f'9moroy-MICI!lloport, 0., May 33, 1803 Cirdiilteveotuall,yll& awarded lo the , ' Croft IIIMiot .hommltteo bao lnv. . .ted a i~~:~io: ~k:~~~l better ..:!d attracted 85,354 fans to watch the I 16 teams in each class try £or · -$1295 LOCUST & SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 Phone WY 2-3422 Middleport, 0. claim that the Pottsvllle Maroons I;~;;;,:;;._::._::::;;_;;;;;;;~~;;;,';~iiiii~:iiii~:iiii~~~~~~::iiii~:ii:: had clinched the title before the If NFL's first commissioner, Joe F. Carr, lifted the crown. The penalty was: assessed becawe Potl!s- 11 ville allegedly ha.l played an hibitkln game in another tP••m '•l tenitory without that team's mission. "Championship! are hard to come by,'" Bill BidwlU of the St. Louis CardinalS said and the dub does not "intend to give up this one," he added. UPI learned '.he long-standing Issue would be considered bUt probably ODC!e again no action would be taken. Regarding tlie contactlog draftees by · NFL. clubs, Bidwill saki the NFL might consider the possibility of sending a standard questloumalre to them. "At ent the player gets t4 lndlivldttalll questlonnalr,.," be said. MAY VALUES TIRE SALE • SALE ENDS MAY 31st• • NEW TREADS BIGGEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE IN TOWN NO LE'FT TURN The rilhl tum when · )OU're plannir; 1 move Is Ill MOVERS in the YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR ANGERS 00 WAlKING Every m~w FirP6tOtte li,.c ;.. GUARANTEED Apintl clefecll in workmanship and . .terieh for the life ol the ocitinal trHd. I . AtraU.t IKM'Trlll ro.~d hazardt ~except rwp~~irable punclurE-Sl uoountered in ~day paMenfer cer UN for the num~ ol months ..-clfioed. Repla~m•nts prora ted an trHd wn.r and .._. , on list price• current at timt ol Nj•tment.. e__A_,LL TAXES INCLUDED ~0 HIDDEN EXTRA,...~S_ _ . '• 750x 1411618 800 X 14 $17'' 850 X 14 H,& R FIREST MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. , '· •tt•• :.-. . �11 Th41 Daily SPntint!l 1 Stand on My Constitutional Right To Knock Your Block Off!" · · J!ght. We should have been. I •he unknowns of s pace while so many tf the known things of earth are in distrr~l . HAT TIP Dear Helen : This has been bugging me lor yean. 1 am a receptionist I swltcbbosrd operator and work lor a large research laboratory. Naturally, during a -king day 1 greet many people, all world. And it is no small triumph that we have now managed six consecutive sue· cessful space flights in six tries. The J!ylhis reasoning, Christopher Colum· bus sllouJd not have sailed in quest of a tlestern passage to the Indies so long as ,_.asants in Sp•in and Italy were hungry 'ud ill-clad. But even as it is troubled with its !ail· ures in •ones of life already known, the ·human spirit ·must aspire, must search itbeaof, " must soar. President Kennedy fwistly described Gordon Cooper's great space flight as a victory lor the human lpirit. We must all marvel at the precision which enables our space engineers to tbrust a tiny capsule into a "slot" in the Russians have mounted just four , even ·,.y, send it hurtling through 22 orbits qf the globe and then bring it splashing down to the sea within a few miles of its t..eet ahip. Cooper's calm expertness, his sense •f mastery over the curious vehicle that carried bim, gave a richl:v human touch t.o his unique adventure - far and away the longest space flight of anv American . If comparison must be drawn. he did not, of courso. match the 64 orbi ts and 48 orbits of the two Russians who so much In love that he pvu In lor lear of losing her. U Isn't weakness1 at 111'11. The smart, a...,..,.ut wlf1 II ..,.. to keep a secondary role, no matter how much her bUiband spoils here. I've never In my llfe seen a happy home where the way from salesmen to Ph. the roles were reversed. When though they hold the orbital record. Moreover , strong rumor has it that they have suffered at least a few failures, with disastrous consequences for their pilots. This nation having done so well, we cannot now break off and bury ourselvel in our laboratories for a long hiberna· tion. We must program more visible ventures soon . to impart to our exploration• the competitive drive they need in a great competitive struggle. Free world security is bound up In Ds . Most wear hats. I'll wager women ,...ar lite panll, they that 90 per cent of these protei' may think they are wtnnen, sional people never think lo re- but they will end up llelc-tOUJ.· move lftelr hats when speaking ed losers. They not only d.. to me ,but you can he sure that stroy their busbandl, but clewhen they see my bosses their stroy themselves In tile 10111 hats come off In a hurry. run. - SOCIAL WORKER Don't you think a man should Dear S.W. :. automatically remove his bat In othre words, a amort wife when entering a building, espec- always thinks her buaband Ia tally when he speaks to a worn- smarter than she I• - even if an st a reception desk! -C.R. he isn't. - H. K. Dear Helen: ,· Dear C: Recently, a friend gave a this ra~.:e with Russia to master space Etiquette demands that a gen- birthday party for her 1&-yearand reach the moon and the planets . But tleman remove his hat in t h e old hoy . There were no party presence of o lady. Many men favor~, cake or Ice cream. Int.here is more. don't these days, just u manY stead the chOdren ate hot dogs Space is one great frontier of the humen no longer tip their hall. and hamburgers and played man spirit today. Ii free men are right I'd resent being considered an kissing games. I may be an in saying freedom gives the human spioffice fixture, too, but whadda· old dodo but I feel that t h • nt it.s fullt>st rein , how can we dare be yagonna do? - H. kid• ,...re too yoong for t h II second in the adventuring at that IronDear Helen : sort of party. What do Y o u 1 am a social worker who rou· think' - DODO tier'! Unely v!JJII the homes of ltldl· Dear D: , 'l'o I ail thus might be to fail in the suvldua!J and couples on Old Age As one dodo to another, I pn'me tests of will on earth between Waohinrton Column Assistance, averaging almost agree. Hot dogs and hsmbu,.. treedom and tyranny. Gordon Cooper different homes a year. gers, maybe, If followed by has acted for us all in a remarkable Some of the couples are fair· cake, but kissing games for a ly content, and aome are m18er· fo-year-old boy's birthday par· flight which says that must not happen . able. I'Ve made It a point to ob- ty are as silly as I c:ummerserve what factGr• In their lam- bond on a Cub Scout uniform. By LYt.E c. WILSON tlon are owned by the •tate. Tht on the Clay committee'• report Uy backgrrunds tnHuence their _ H. UntW Pre~• Jntera•lloe~•l . Iis . the opposite. of the 11ste~ of on the ~ . mill present frame of mind. Here's Dear Helen: The presidential foreign a•d prlY&te enterpriSe and lndlvJdual Bowlt! optntoD Wll that the an lnt.erestiDg discoYery. In al· My busband has been bring· committ.. headed by Gen. Lu- capitalism that is the core of the Clay committee wu ill-Informed. 111011t every Instance wbero I tng home work to do at night. cius o. Clay recommended em· U.S. economic: concept. There- Bowles offered hill version of the find a miserable, complalnlng, He ts very ambltlOWI and neY· phatically against having the U.S. fore. the reconunendotlon of the sltustiDn, which WaR that India grouchy, seH-pltying woman and er content to Just do his job. He Treasury subsidiu Marxian So- Clay committee on subsidy of So· wu suffering from a shortage of a man who seems to be longing wants to so places In ~ busldaliam in any foreign country. cia list ventures in foreign lands steel ilnd must have ~he Bokaro for death, I find. a wife, Who, ness, and, to tell }he truth, he More prtcioely, the Clay Commit- could he expected to have oome mill to keep small, pnvate, man- through the years, did not ac- loves his work . I j\ili;k he shoUld 1 t .. opposed u.s. suboidy ol for- appeal to Amerl""' taxpayers. ufacturers In buslnesa. A govern· cept her place as a woman, spend his home-time relaXIng. eign government projecle that The taxpayers would . be eager to meaL-owned miU would atlmulate and tried to usurp her bus- We are very young wlth three port of an English cri,tlc who thought her would l'ompete with private enter· accept any good and reason,oble private entecprlse and leadero of ba:xl's position as "boss." small children. I try to Interest beauty was fading. It shows her dressed prise. ground< for reducing foreign sub- JndlOD private enterprlae hope A man's oubmissiveness to him 1n garden work and COil> in white, wearing an oriental headdress ' The Kennedy Admini<trotion sidieo. the United Sta~ will buDd the a dominant, self-centered worn· munlty affairs but he IJ alwayo of pearls, and looking quite glamorous mo,.,d immediately to rea.. ure The administration needs to off· mill, Bowles 1111d. 10 usually st.erts out by being doing 'his homework. How j!Blt Anna Mana Alberghetti tells chums ,the government of Indio with re- set the Clay-committee recomReporl Nol Mentlooed 1 make him understand that 1 she 'll make $100,000 in JUSt SIX concerto spec! to 1 proje<t for 1 govern- mendations before advanel"'! to Keating didn't oommit himself at lite Unlvenlty of catllornia, need his company - and hfm. \h•s Summer ~ and she ~~achcally adds, ment-owned ateel mill to be lo- India the $Sit million needed to and neither the IOIIBior no'· Berkeley campua. sod woo lac- __. J. 'So there, Dav•d Merrick! ..l t e d tn the ctty ol Bokaro. u.s ,begin tile Bokaro project. The ad- Bowles mentioned the Immediate wring gberltl medical practttion- Dear J: Ambal!lsador John Kenneth Gal- ministration got an unexpected 11- or ultimate cost of the mill· to en 011 "the anxiety 11tate"' lD the You can't turn off ambition AN EAST SIDE supper club has been braith told the Indian Govern- sist lost week~od from Sen. Ken· the ~oiled States. Nor did eltllor teehnlcal orgao of lite American by trying to divert 11. DOn't refllrtm~ wtth SLA and pollee trouble ment that he had been instructed oeth B. Keatmg tR-N.Y.l Keat- mentte>n the U. S. llteel Corp. ro- Academy of Gellaral Practice. sent these extra lob-~ours smce tt became •. regular hangout f~r [by washington to '"Y that the ing will be up '"" re-electl011 next port o• the Bokar oproject. Tbe His beginning wu an effort to help him with them, aild In resome of the towns b~st - known und~Slr · clay Committee report was not year. On hi• reguJar weekend report was made at the requNt arrive at the degree of anxiety turn he'll probably &ive yoU abies - hoods , bookies _and call g~rls . :rinol wilh respect to Bokaro. radio-TV program May It, Keal- ol the U. S. ogeocy for IDtema· MUch lo normal family weekenda. It's supposed to be an ','mtlmate',' spot, I AC<Oplable To Tupoyero ing chooe •• his guest Cbeoter Ilona! Developmerrt tAJD). It "It It normal 1o be concerned, It has been said that work ill but the _authonhes don t hke thmgs to The Marxian concept of ~he So- ' Bow leo, newly named U.S. Am· bristled with lbollt un- solicitous, worried and reotleu anything yw don't want to do, gel tha_t mttmate Bob Cummmgs has ' daliot slate is one in wh>ch the J bassa~>r to Ind1a. Keatl"'! lnvlt- reoolved teehiiH'w and """""""' about our probleDII," bo said. 10 possibly your holband ml&ht been stgned to do the Robert Preston means of production and distribu- ' ed Bowles to expr... an opln1on obltacleo to auc.... Ill Bokaro. "Fearful Ollllclpalioa ol potential consider your type of relaXIng role in "The Music Man" on the Summer un~ Ia 1101'11111 and more arduous than hi! kind of stock circuit st•rting in July. wll'!ll ua ol lrouble. 'fttil emo- labor. _ H. ' .. • 11100 Reports From The CaPIto Voice Of Croadwa~ ... Reporting 8Y DOROTHY KJLGALLEN ClLEBRITIES WARREN BEATIY AND ROBERT RO>SSEN are clashing on the set of "LII· " ao<l . their temperamental differenmay 6ecome one of the big Hollylwoood stories of the year . Those who have beard Rossen's side of the rirt say he 1finds "{arren " impossible," to put it mildLy ~t-'and that probably means Warren has found the script or the direction "impossible.·· Stay tuned Vivie-n Leigh won a Tony Award for her grace ful performance in "Tovarich," but the musical s\ill hasn 't been recorded None of the big disc companies seems interested In going to the trouble and expense of making an original cast album . Pat Boone turned down $100.000 , worth of state fair appearances to tour \ with his new film, ''The Main Attrac · !ion," although he doesn't own a percen1tage of. it. He just feels an obligation to . make it a success if he can . His actual . : quote : "I don 't like to take money for a mov.le and then walk away from it." The Black Muslim movement is making lmany inroads into the world of jazz. ver a dozen sidemen have been con - j .I. ~ erted in recent weeks and soon will be ound under their new Arabic names Bob Hope 's book. "I Owe Russia has passed the 100.000 sales muk ... Sir Laurence Olivier won an apology from a magazine that said he tWas seeing a hypnotist twice a week .. ~Fidel Castro has been training an army 1of Haitian Communists for the past 18 1months. They're ready to move wheneYer he gives the ordet·. $1 .~00 , " Dolt I ,.,.,oday 's 1,llled,·ca I Rep"o .., .I I .1. lioa II necn•ary lo motivate ••• This column ill dedicated to JAKE LaMOTIA was the peacemak~ I , compllsbment. Usually, our de- fallllly living, 10 H you're hav· er in a near-brawl between a songwriter lire for 1ccompllshment further ing kid trouble or juat plaltl and a male model at a midtown scotch- I ln.......,. tho degree of oormal trouble, lei Helen help YOU • and-soda parlor the other night. If he By She wtU also welcome your own 1 yne G. Brandslldt, M.D. amount of vegetable and fruit myelin shouth aurrlllllllllne In· anxiety. hadn't stopped the fireworks in time, the that yoo Individually require dlvldual !lOrve flben ill lost. "Th... emotlona pt .111 up at 11111111lng experiences. Addreu cover boy wouldn 't have been able to Q-What e • u ' e ' ostema- to produce a formed ltool will The lymptoms depooo on 7 a.m.. keep us oa the job, lnllke IHeleD Bolte! In eare of I hI I model anything but bandages for quite lacla' Can It be helped' obviate the noceulty of taking whether tile nerve fibers in- •• meet our respona•billtieo and newspaper. a spell. The fellows were having chick I A-Oitoomoloela is a failure any luative. · volved carry liUltor lmpulsu drive ,. to do ourbesl When Copyright, INS, King F ... trouble , naturally Stephen Boyd of proper hone foriJUition. In Don't worry about lklpplng from the brain or aensory 1m- we are amblt.tOUI, we have con- lures Syndicate, Inc. writes from Madrid that golf has be- children ills called "rlckell." a day . If you go 411 lo 72 hours pulles lo the brain, and what slderabla amiety. We ba;:.:eeli come such a furious fad in Spain th,t it 0 In adulls . "osteomalacia ." It without a bowel move~M~~t, 11110 part of the body 1M affected lnp of lnlecurity ~ takes eight hours to play 18 holes and may he due to an lnsuffielent an elght.ouneo warm water en- nerves •upply. . oeU·al9urance and conftdence unif you want to play on weekends . you intake of vitamin D., or failure ema wltich you must hold lor Arteriosclerosis Is hardening W we reach our ~~ OIVOTID fO INTPII1 Of' have to make reservations three weeks , o1 the digestive tract to absorb at Jesst Hve !Jlin~tee before of the arterl... II slartl •I aod omlety are 11111'111 MIUM MAlON ";;:'i!I~A~ • ., 1 in advance Bill !Jose Jiminez) Dana 'La · D" th d' t paa• ·g If you hove to take an birth snd continues lhroo""rut emotion• when we can eonlro • ,. ·~ 1 • m e 1e . · · 8'" them, c...,. " 71. ...., has switched his romantic interest to De- 1 the v1 mln Since the body makes Its enema more than once 1 - k , life. UnUI the proeeu becomes · ,. • 1 • - - r - nise Angel, a beauty. ' · · d to 1 d ·• It produ · But when anxiety ft· .., ., .... Yotloo . .- . , own vitamm D when the skm see your oc r . ar a YBilCe'.a ces no . " eo....,. no ......... a. •• •• RITA HAYWORTH isn't giving up is exposed to suniJsht lnsufft· Q - A lrleod and I are hav- symptoms srxl, since II II not ceulve •t is : 1 her star "image" easily. She wants 8 New cient exposure to sunlight may lng an argument aboUt multi- a uniform process, it may at- pmsure,~tlell en II u~tullllo ":,;, =t_ 0 York hairdresser _ her favorite _ to ,be 1 contributing factor. . pie sclerosis and arteriosdero- feet the bear! In ...,. lind tho ~=Ita tlerlt'l ~."-~' aod ot ... • r •. attend her. and if necessary , travel with Another factor may be a de- ls!J. Pleaae ten us symptoms brain or tidneys In olherl. duce .;:.Uon a n d - w : her, during the making of "I Want My crease In the blood level of of eaeh ood how they differ. When IIUfflclently advanced, L. to pathol"""'"' .,. ,...._- • • - .. · Tb A 1\e symplkeou of bado It · I reduce tho •• · 0011ve11s m ...,... 1 ' D• a I ., Mother" Madame Ro~hes has issued calcmm or phosphorous. e d' Jab! that bloodmay ':':""'"they -" -ted lean "of var- dllea101 oudl • • " • - ,~ the latest beauty pronunciamento. She chief manUestations ore loss of tses~ are so var e no supp.,. to ...et! ortnoanl heart tnuble - - ,. savs tanned skin is out of fashion in Par· . appetite, pain in the hones, deflntte anawer can be liven gan, or small hemorrhqel u " Tho~· II wbat ...U.-::.:: ::'.,":, r ......,, !J!-10 ., Is ·I which means it's dead everywhere) softening of the bones with de- to thts questton. may occur. "In either caa, the =~ anxiety a bobbJ trap I r an ~ and recommends that ladies who really formlty , weaknesa, kidney MuiUple st;leroois Ia I I pro- function of tho affected III"IU unwary doctor. care use a slightly blue , or violet powder otones, and lnfectton ol tile cOSI tn whiCh lnou attn& would be llihOUIIIy Impaired. to achieve that white radiance , which is urmary tract. ''in.'' Treatment uaually eonslsto of giving calcium In lite form = fHl DAilY SENTINB Iteam.:!":; .... :•·• -.r=:.'" !:": ,.,.. - f:i:' 1.'::::::"#-n &...:'iio"":C =- ......... -- of milk, ' ' A8DUT TIME 1'/f. TURNED 1\-IE LOW- MAYBE WE SOOULD C.ll2 IN AtNWA'i! LliT'S 00 DOWN 10 !lAVE ALL 0.: TI-IEM ~ECI(ED! TI-lE SIIOW~ with supplementary ::te~'orc:~~=• .1':.!t.~ 1~: IT'S A UTILE '"Lw r..- i': -"'.:.,-.;:.: - ', /'"'":\.. ~ ls also given, but ahould not be ~:~.u~nc~~ '::uc~~~=m~ E A Of J xeess1ve nx1ety ten s Mi k F o • Ills sta en or . rgame a t?e a..m.u - ••ttnc .. ' ........... -.Jtli Our Used Car Lot ;...~ Is Loaded! Over 38 Can On sale Price. We Have To Reduce Our Stock Of Used Cars. PREVAIL WITH·NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accepr Trade-ins. CHEVROLET$ FORDS 1957 FORD 2 Door S.. d•-' · Clean. 1955 FORD VI 2 Door Sedan. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Sed1n. Buutlful medium blue. Standard trans. R&H. Ste It ..... 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr. Auto. Huter, med· ium blue. Looks nice inside and out. Come '"· 19~5 FORD VB 4 Dr. Auto. R&H. Loti of miles ltft in thlt car ·yet. U53 PORD VB 4 - Dr. · Chetp trans~atlon NFL Opens Spring Meeting Today 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyf . St1tlon Wagon 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr Sedan Yl. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Sedan 1953 CHEVROLET 2 dr Htrdtop 1958 CHEVROLET VB Impala Hartltop. iHutlful rtd finish. Std. tram. It's nice. · See it. 1955 CHEVROLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. trtns. Economical trtntportatlon 11 1 second ur. See lt. 1955 CHEVROLET SUo. W11. Nfn and clean, S.o it. 1959 RMIILIR Clonic 4 Dr. Super. Pooh btoHon drive. R&H. Shtrp. 1961 RAMBLER con..rtlblo. Red and whlta. Slondarcl trana. ' Real clnn end nice. OM local owntr. It now. s.. ...... ,... "'' . ' . Dr. STUDEBAKER$ BUICKS PONTlACS .OLD$MOBILES MERCURY$ JMp St1. Wegon 195$ l'j.YMOUTH '2 dr, Ptoc;ll.color. VI. WeHava'Eml . We Htve Thein All Here And They Are Going At WHOLESALE PRICES·\' " See Them At I •• ' M6JROPOLITAN • . ~ • . ~ < *'- . ST. LOUIS (UP!) - AU lndlcations pointed to a smooth two day session of the annual Nation· al Football League sprlng meeting which opened here today. Most clubs contacted said few problems Jf any were expected. 'Ihe most rousing statement to come out of preliminary get togethers to date was Green Bay Pack'er coach Vln<'e Lombardi's announcemen~ tbat uwe're the team to beat. .. \ The most imporfant items on th~ agenda included a constitutional amendment to league rules Increasing tbe player limit by two - from :16 lo 38; • pl'Opo5ed rule change to keep 1 deleosive learn from scoring on a penalty committed by the offense in ib end zone: and 1 declsloo on how the $9'Jl;,OIIIJ received from tel<,vlsiOtt rlgbta to the championship game between the players' benefit pJan and the r1layen' pooJ. !Vaa Spill suo Tbe $816,000 received for televlslon rights under the old conlraot was split 56-50. Lombardi said hO favored tbe J!I'OPtlOC'II increase Ia the player limit and would alao go aloog with ao tncroaae In the players' welfare fuod. CommJ..ioner Pete Rooelie comrneoted the coming 10011011 Joob Hke a upi'OiperDUJ~' 0118 for tho NFL. Ho laid ticket ll8leo were ahead ol Jail year and be anticipated new attendaooo In 111§3. The way Ucket aa1ea are going It "Jn,licatet inerwlng intereot" Ill prolesslonal football, be oa!d: Secondary ltenu on tho league's agenda Involved the proloqed basale over the claim by PottoPa., tbal II W81 deprived lite lti2S championship - 1960 RAMBLER Amorlcon 2 Dr. Stlftdord Trl"'- 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. llue ond while, JQJ/ '"I~*' f?'r • llili• 1 1 1 Keith Goble Ford Inc IJSED AUTOMOBILE r-----SPECIALS----. .,. _ 1960 Chevrolet Impala Conver.- $194'5 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 -- - -$2295 1961 Ford Falcon 2 Dr. - - - 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air - - - $1595 1960 M.G.A. Sports Roadster WHOLESALE PRICES T-btue.VI. orr.,... .·. ....,.,d- PLUMBING HEATING I A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Cars. If You Don•t Have A Trade-In, Corne In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whole- 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, . 1 ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. Grnn. VI. L ALL STAB by membe" "' the Green Bay Packers alld visiting NFL teamJ Ohi0 Basketball Tourneys Attraeted Nearlv AMillion II 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Jlledlehw 2!, lta-1 Otf 7\ r.,·:gh t Clu b Jl BOWLING 1959 PL YMOUTI Rulnl~. VI. w.-. ~earns .l ~ I na PLYMOUTif' pliyoleila! \ritlxtotl "There pr~bably It 1 tl"'bt here with the N 1 t I o n a1 Football lA!ague's gambling acandal " said the Braves spokesman. 1be same night club had boon frequented :Jed a D can do harm . NEW YORK tUPII - It could toms of orgonle d l - . Way 11 !allure of absorpdon of vit- be phy•lell Dlnooa due to ...,.. back In 1116, lte looked OYer 100 amln D Ia due lo 1 peralstant olvo mental '- '"l)ola -n11- 11lU1'01Je lelle!'ll boopltal pall011il, diarrhea , this muat he con- On the otheo' haM, II could be most with "BDlllely state." trolled before the treJ~tment that the ability .r the average M..,. Opentlotl Uue try can be effective. If the disease doctor to _r eeoplu this COUH o1 01 the 100, 'It had beeD admitIs due to too creot • Joss of cal- llllloll " tnereailntl. ted "with .u•..,.... or orpule cium through the kidneys, col· Dr. A. e;. ~ prof- ol dla....., IUclt ·• 1lllroiDtoldaol cium 11uconote and 1odlum cl· paychlottj IUid o.porl .on ouch d - . byporlbyroldlm, eardlao trate should be given. Uln....., "'"' be IUl'CI which hu and cerebral .u..... and Ill'* Ia uy eeae, oklllhl ..... happe!IOCI. ltil Itt Is ...., too syatemlc dlaeueo." ThMa 1111 11ement by year doctor abould many ~peclal- had underaone 171 opwbrlal about Iasllq Improve- Jr.ed pay'chla~ 'tt.wng 11111 orr. "and at looot -'tall ...,.. tament. "Tbe fuodamental ,.,.. baa _.-y," Betuletl llddod. ' -Wital JanUve do yru re- beeD laclt: of proper poychlatrlc ID liNt!, 10 ,_.. ha 1\1141commond- ftii-"l(lder pers001? I edueotloo Ill modl.cll JJchaoil," he Jed tho llll!dlml. hlllorloo of 110 have to take ~thine every oald. ....,_ wrol'l IIJ probably paychlatrle ptdloatll ..,. '. foaDII day . not 11 ~ teda1 II they tbat over tho J11!ft thay had r.. A-Y• moot hsve been ab- wert but tl!lJII>anqoment of eelved . . . modlt'll b t I 1 1 11 sent from sc:hool the doy 1 theM p l l - Ia oliO a dlJgraee r... ~ .U ~ dint , at ll"•t 144 IUl'lleal pneodun 111111 'II talked about ttneraUy hannful IUid effecll of loutlves. •·elllrnw ~ I t - , 4tfl8l .,..uang.d, by For yru and 1111 others who taii!IDI ~bout oi:- culUito, QliiClto· Ilia atlttrl." Aad, may have come In late, I will eu~lve limilel)' ~ ......,.. what wu 'III'Giia !1111 of lltla& merely oay tbat thophyll0all1 lid; ~/U!Yilu I1"'P' .U aiGaa ,.,. •mllba· _ ll'rlll,, out o1. ()~May Ch I W If / ey Ne••• p· f on Coach ,..5 :, ...,: Science Today PER EXAMPLE..,, "ME LOOKS :~utchinocm w I ma ..11ed SenUnel. Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, when they played in Milwaukee. Circuit Judge Robert Caooon on Milwauk... legal COIUUIOI lor the major league baseball players, ~ WaD quoted as saying "There aren't enougfl lawyers in the world to oerend me,'' H he ideoaway from. 1ago when the profeasio»t~d foot- tified the establishment to the "Gamblers and hustlel'll fre- ball ocandal broke, but w..n't l public. quent the place," Giles told the made known until Dow. "bform•l'" Memo clubs in a memo, accordinG to a Gamblho.- SeaDUI Tle-ID GI'Ies' memo was des·ribed •• 'i '' Wben tb.ll bllt!ball salk over "' uaaeo ... Braves spokesm~. He .IBid it ~as H~~ •. the Braves spokes- "informal" a~ spelled out no the plate U Joob lbout UU the only place ~mpointed by Giles man said H. was known that nfan- penalties £or any player who that hall to lite!'• out of aU 10 Clti.es in, the leagu~. a~ers of aU the teams know cer· would go to the night club de-l The leag~~ prestdent s commum- tam places ln each league city spite the warning. que was iSsued about a mont.h they have told players to llay . "~at'.• all it was - a warn-[ mg, said the Braves spok~man. "The league apparently wanted I 'I'our Depanulabl~ player:!! to know about the place Dealer For )· ~ so they could stay away from it." : : I 11.:., • . Cannon has compleied visits to I ... every maJOr le~gue ~m smce ! AND By ROBERT GRIMM Istate tournament berthll. they started prmg traJD[ng. . to I Uded Prett JatenaUou•l Lead. th h warn players about assoc1atmg 1 COLUMBUS mPH _ Ohio's ~g ~ wa~ ~as t e Class with so-called un~esirable chf!rac-[ Pltono WY-2-2550 b' h hool b k lb II 1 AA regiOllal m Cmcmnati, where ters and frequenting places where rg sc as e a ourna. menta continued to draw the pay- 19:110 persons saw Urbana I ~th:•:y...:han:::g~o:u:l:_.-------~~~:iiii:iiii:iiii:::ii ing customers this spring. pack- Middletown and Dayton Chamin-! f ing them in all the way £rom the ade on successive nights. county eliminations to the glory- was the Northeast regional in I ~ state tourney. Cleveland Arena won by Cleve- 1 A total of 1n'S,'195 fans paid land East Tech, which drew 16,- ' $840,2S9.Sl to watch 1.11e 1963 high 818 fans. I school tournaments that ended I'he state finals In Columbus March 30 with the crowning of ·set no attendance records this ' Columbus East and Dr d a I year but still 1Jid all right in the 5 slate champs. es en money department. The 53,514 Both the attendance and money , persons watching the folU' ses. COR. 3rd & MAIN 108 COURT STRE~T totals bettered last year's figures ., sions paid $93,12UO. A year ago. ! MIDDLIPORT POMEROY In 1962. the overall att•ndance l the lotala were 54,566 and was 971 689 and recei t5 1 192~,94~2.:;;56:;_,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;;;;;;-~~:;::======= $8IS.46S. ' p II The attendance mark was the upgrade despite fewer ever county tourna~e~~n:~Jg:~~~~;: l l the stale, due tQ and abolishment of the in two districts. The offidal attendanc d nanciaJ report was ron~ai~~ an annual statement by the High School Athletic Associati 0 n 1 which shares in the receipts · 1 all the post-season played in the state. 8 c.yl., .auto., power steering and brakes. power seat, rPd rin i~h, wh1\e lop, excellent As usual the se<:tim,.l-disl:rictll white t1res. This car is spolless inside and out. / W. L. Pet. GB tournament~ provided the bulk San Francisco 25 15 .625 . . . attendance and receipts. Los ¥geles 24 16 .600 l at 84 sites in both Class cn:.!'!~G~r St. Louis 21 19 .525 4 A attracted 634.748 custorrtero 4 Door, 4 speed, white fmish, ·o ne- owner, immac ulate insidt> and out. 30 month financing. . ,, (Seco•d BaH Wlllllen ) Chicago " 19 .500 netted 1495,056.Sl. Cincinnati 18 18 .500 Leading the way in atteDdance Bud Stivers 181 173 137 Pittsburgh 8 19 .486 51.2 wa.s the heavily-ponulated North- I H. Walker 158 177 181 M'l ' 215,254 per-~ ., I waukee 19 21 .475 6 eastern District with 6 cyl.. sta ndard shift, radio, wh itr side\.\.ljll !m•s . J:.tuuo miles lo ;;o nn new rar Lohse 156 195 187 Philadelphia 17 21 .447 7 watching games at 25 sites. warranty, 36 month financmg, baby blue , spotless. &;hoenleb 162 171 199 Hous ton 18 2.1 .439 71f.l In tht. county tournaments , PreD. Hawley 170 232 178 New York 16 24 .400 9 County once again led Totals 825 948 882 Taeflday•a Results with 14 68'7 onlookers Radio, 6 cyL, standard shift. gre~n - sharp, 24 month finomcing Total Pins 2655 St. LoW. 5 Chicago 4 Ind., of all p~~~; Syranse Ball Park Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0, night in line was the Ross c (Firat Half Winners) Pittsburgh 6 Houston 5, night with 9,127, and the Putnam C. Searles 167 169 155 J L. Angeles 4 N. York 2, night eliminations with B,282 I 4 Door Sedan, power steering and brakes, ivory Cmi ~ h. very clean, Jo.-.al owner. L. Wolfe 164 224 159 S. Francisco I Phila 2, night tendance. B. Grueser 148 177 142 Wednead.ay's Probable PUcben The smallest was in Carroll A, Sylvester 177 168 170 st. Louis at Chicago County, where only 153 fans M. Houdashelt 183 158 190 burn (5-3) vs. Buhl (2-4>. watched a one-game event. 23,000 actual miles, 4 speed , radio, new nylon tires, one owner All white finish . red • Handicap 4 ~ 4 Pittsburgh at Houston (nightl- The 56 county tournaments leather interior. Real !iharp. &!3 900 820 Gibbon (2-n v:s. Nottebart (5-0. drew 202,179 fans and about Totals To.tal Pins 2563 New York at Los Angeles <night $144,000. Winners - Falstaff Beer -Willey 14--21 vs. Drysdale (4-0. The regionaJs, which gave 8 J "'"!'"""" Mat:onal . League in three • 1 runs a homer and a lingle to help the Cardinals' Curt SimBy FRED DOWN sported by Joey Jay. mona chalk up victory No. 6_ UPI Sport. Writer Frank Robinson singled In the CUrt Flood had three hits and Manager Fred and llrst inning and hit • aacrilice fly Dick Groot and Julian Javlertwo the Cincinnati Redt always saJd in the third to drive in both Cin- each in the Cardinala' JO..hit at. 6 ' that Jim Maloney's hard stuff cinnati runs. :bob Hendley suf- tack. would overcome his hard luck .•• feJ'Ied his third defeat compared A 6-foot, 2-inch, 200-pound fire- to four wins. By DAN HANLEY f · " er from Fresno, C.Jif., MaGllulto Ileal Pllla Of 0 $ United ProM IIIlerulloaaJ lou~ won nine games for the The sao Fr~llco Giants reMILWAUKEE (UP!) - Pres!· " IS dent Warren Giles of the NationI~eds in 1~52 .and would have won tained first place with a 8-2 de1 more exe'e'pt that fUs teammates cision over the Phlladelpbia Phil- DETROIT (Up]) Ctaarle a Lea~, ~tepping up baseball's fl •velopE'<I para lyshs of the hat lietJ, the Los Angelea Dodgers Wolf who Tuesda became t~ ~ampaJgD to have ~ren av~d when he appeared on the mound. downed the ~ew York Mets 4-2. fourfu coach of ~e Detroit Pia- undeairable elements has BlllThey didn't score a run for him the Pittsburgh Pirates nipped the tom since the franchise was out a night club ln Mllwau· ~vcr the last 20 innings of the '62 Hou~ton ~Ita, 6-5, and the S~. moved here in 1957, today started ee as a place for them to stay season. . LoWI Cardmala shaded the Ch1- mapping out hi::. plans to bring Maloney has been getting some cago CUbs, $-4, In other NL ac- the Pistons out of obocOl'lty In runs this season and Tuesday tlon. the National Ba&ketbaU Associanight he didn't need any luckIn the American League, the tion. just a ninth-inuinghelping hand New York Yankee• .defeated the Wolf, ,., who takes over • team from Bill Henry - when he K~nsar. CJty .Athletics, '7-4, the that has finished third four times equa lled the m 0 d ern major Minnesota Twins routed the. Bos- and second twict in aix years Amerleu teague leH~Ut' n~~..:ord by striking out . ton Red Sox IU, the Baltnnore in the Motor Cit since it wu w. L. Pet. GB eight straight batters in a 2-0 vic-- Orioles topped th.e Detroit .Tigers, shifted here from ~ort Wa ne, re- Chicago 23 15 .605 . . to_ry over the Milwaukee Braves 4-2, and the Chicago Wh1te Sox igned h' < d y h of Baltimore Z3 15 .805 · . s 1s pos1 as nea coac Jtm went on to ran a .gam~-total beat the Washm~n Se~ators, 4-3. the Cincinnatl Royals to take the New York 19 13 .594 1 l~ 16 Braves third b1ghest .Jose Pagan, ~tless m 20 pre- Detroit job. Boston 19' 15 .559 2 smg le-game total In modern base- viOUs tri~s to the. plate, il?mered The £irst program WoH is plan- Kansas cny 20 16 .556 2 ball history . in. the. e1~th ln~mg -tD ~JVe . the ning is a summer camp where Cleveland JB 18 .SW 4 Tfe8, surk.ont, Podres . G1a~ts D1lly C. .Dell h1s stxth he'll take a long look at the play- Los Angeles 18 23 .439 6'h Maloney~ e1ght consec~tJVe stra1ght .w in. . 0 De~! found a ers the Pistons drafted last month Minnesota 16 21 .432 6\fz strikeouts t1ed the mark prcv1ous- worthy. rival m rookie Ray Culp, and SLme of the veterans who Detroit l4 22 .389 8 ly shared by MaJJ,: Surkont ol the who yu~ ld~d . o~ly rour h1ts ~~d didn't play much last year . He Washington 10 26 .350 10 1953 Braves and Johnny Podres struck out WI I he ~1ays and W1lhe wants to find out which players Tuesday'• Jl.ellaU. of the 1962 Los Angeles Dodgers. McCovey three hmes each, be- ~ can help the team most L. Angeles at Cleveland, night, Bob Feller and Sandy Koufax fore yielding the decisive blow to I Although he admits th.e Piston ppd, rain thare the game strikeout record Pagan. job is 8 "challenge," Wolr is op- New York 1 K. City 4, night of 18 and Dizzy Dean once struck Podres' Wtna. Third . timistic about Detroit's charn:es C~icago 4 Washington 3,. night out 17 batters in a .game.. .Johnny Podres . pttc~ed a. [JVe- in the NBA in the future. "Next Mmnesota 8 Boston 2 mght Ma)Qney began his strmg of h1lter to record h1s lh1rd wm be- year 1 thin anyone of the five Baltimore 4 Detroit 2, night str ikeouts with the last out in the hind a seven-hit Dodger attack teams in the Western Division Wedne&day•• Probable PJ1chert first inning and ran it to the first that incl.uded two key doubles by could be a threat. Los Angeles Minnesota at Boston - Kaat out in the fourth before Hank Ron Fai.rly. The. game was en- showed it was vulnerable in the (2-4) vs. Conley (2-2), Aaron grounded out. He had al- livened m the e1gh~h when out- second half of last season and St. Kansas City at New York (night) lowed on.ly two hits when he fielder Tommy DaviS and coach Louis had to get the best out of -Bowsfieid (3-4) vs. Stafford 12-2) walked his third .and fo~b bat- Leo D~cher of the Dodgers rts players to finish second," WoU Lo~ Angeles at Cleveland <night ters of t~ game m the nmth and ~·ere ejected from the game for said. -Qswki <2-1 Jvs. Donovan 12-2. Henry went ln to retire the side. arguing over a play at the plate. "The most important thing Detroit at Baltimore I nightIt. was Maloney's sixth win Jim ~aglia~ni drove in f~~ could be a good start,'' he said. Bun~ing (l-4) vs. ~arbcr !7,-3). !ilgBlllst one loss and be has 1runs With a smgle a.nd a th Last season Detroit got off to a Chicago at Washmgton <mghtstruck out fl8 batters in 60 1-3 in- run homer for the Ptrates as AI poor start and just OOged out San Horlen 12-0) vs. Daniels (0..0. nings. His powerful performance Mc~ean, w~ pitch~ four .stro~g Francisco for third place in the I Tlnnd.ay•a Games bas helped to compensate for Bob lnmngs of m1ddle.lnmng rehef, · l Western Division standings Washington at Baltimore, night Purkey's slow start due to a sore creased his record to 4-1. The ' (Only game scheduJed) arm as well as the l-7 r~ord cisive Pagliaroni homer came National League wltb I BuT IN SOME lll1N6S 1-lE's VERY ECONOMICAL-LIKE RAZOR ~ ~T ·-::~ed~te llr~~~ ! il'! Time relief plteher Jim Umbrlcht, wbo Eight Braves In Succession ly Helen lottel soared aloft last August. But the differ~IH.'e hcts to do with Russia's superior rocket thrust. In the quality of our apace flight, we are at least equal before the Some say we should not be exploring ' eincinnati Hurler Whiffs I /Jelen Help Us/ Dally Maloney Equals Strike Out Record In 2-0 .Win ) 'Victory For The Human Spirit' •.. fooper, through the dark hours and the 7 liD < r y We were all up there with Gordon • H>tlly ••ntlnel, f'9moroy-MICI!lloport, 0., May 33, 1803 Cirdiilteveotuall,yll& awarded lo the , ' Croft IIIMiot .hommltteo bao lnv. . .ted a i~~:~io: ~k:~~~l better ..:!d attracted 85,354 fans to watch the I 16 teams in each class try £or · -$1295 LOCUST & SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 Phone WY 2-3422 Middleport, 0. claim that the Pottsvllle Maroons I;~;;;,:;;._::._::::;;_;;;;;;;~~;;;,';~iiiii~:iiii~:iiii~~~~~~::iiii~:ii:: had clinched the title before the If NFL's first commissioner, Joe F. Carr, lifted the crown. The penalty was: assessed becawe Potl!s- 11 ville allegedly ha.l played an hibitkln game in another tP••m '•l tenitory without that team's mission. "Championship! are hard to come by,'" Bill BidwlU of the St. Louis CardinalS said and the dub does not "intend to give up this one," he added. UPI learned '.he long-standing Issue would be considered bUt probably ODC!e again no action would be taken. Regarding tlie contactlog draftees by · NFL. clubs, Bidwill saki the NFL might consider the possibility of sending a standard questloumalre to them. "At ent the player gets t4 lndlivldttalll questlonnalr,.," be said. MAY VALUES TIRE SALE • SALE ENDS MAY 31st• • NEW TREADS BIGGEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE IN TOWN NO LE'FT TURN The rilhl tum when · )OU're plannir; 1 move Is Ill MOVERS in the YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR ANGERS 00 WAlKING Every m~w FirP6tOtte li,.c ;.. GUARANTEED Apintl clefecll in workmanship and . .terieh for the life ol the ocitinal trHd. I . AtraU.t IKM'Trlll ro.~d hazardt ~except rwp~~irable punclurE-Sl uoountered in ~day paMenfer cer UN for the num~ ol months ..-clfioed. 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FREE I 49 Whole STRAWBERRIES 35 Bitds Eye Onion Rings sl 5 Birds Eye Peas Birds !yo 16-oz . Cln. HALF RUNNERS 7-oz . GREEN Pkg. Bea 1D-oz. Pkgo. lbs. Of' CAUFORNIA v oat Other Pieces To Complela Yoar Dinnerware Sal AI Spaoial Low Prices ! VEGETABLE DISH avd~ for dlshos-15c oH label 5-M-loXL 58 ~ VALUABLE COUPON 4-PIICE PLACI SllTINC MELMAC · DINNERWARE - ------ ONLY ~ t~ thia "Field Flowert" pat. $149 .. rn genu_1ne Melmac din· with th\1 tGUpon and 110 JlUrella&e of UO In \ a-pel LIMI't QNE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Couoo., Oo;t 50 EXTRA COQPON 4 ' t~rLu :!~ 2 .J.w Gn , n Slam.,.~ ' IJup@r ?.l' trkeh 19 Molmoc V•gotable Dl•h ---- place Mtting, to be equol or with this _,pon and $10 pyrcha" or $1 0 in tapel. $2.4t• COFFEE CAKE Hot Dog or Hamburger BUNS NOW ntiU SAT .. MAY 'l~ ­ AT ANY fV.ANS SUP'U M.l.lllEl With Coupon Wotch for other Pioc•• To Complete Your Set I .................................. . lie oil Labol kotie IV ANs--4 Exciting flavors DI I I · 2a..11 11o1to1 ••. loftntat h•ndt: en Gl•nt .. • !!!!~- - - BLEACH Y:i. '0 Bleach 3C} 29 EVANS--Wonderful r.r t ..at REAUME I Lime Juice 25 Nine Lives Pet Food ? Pkg. of 12 DESSERT CUPS 21 Beads 35c leaf 27 katie EVANs--Mah1 lerrlM letter IUECY WHITI I Re-J. Salt Ricing Bread •aatiiM ....II $1M. 2 ::';; 31 3 '::~; 31 Kino 18 Size ltl. ll:ot~a Top or P..-nch HEARTH BREAD 25 Angel Food Cake ....59 ' Rich whl,. Soap 33 DUZ 3 Rog. Bart REG. 39c ko1tie hans All Varieties kc:~tie EVAN5--Corn nerware, selling for $1.49 • ouporlor ta cony Millng for FINE BAKED FOODS katie EVANS--family Sb:e Plcg. IO.Y_ .....,_ 3 Super Power Leakproof "D" Si•• lotteries With Purch11e of: KrilliJ Cracken 31 PEPPERS Sweet, Lucio us 8 49 Cherry Tart box \ GREEN ,.• "' Frozen Foods! Re1ular $2.49 • 1ue 1 C&O fLAVOR KINO 37 !~ ~" atermeiOn ~· llrdt Eye . SUNSHINI 16-oo. 2 "Fields & Flowers" Pattern FREE ! Ritz Crackers ~. lreaded Shrimp 2 ,. With Coupon NABISCO loath frozen - BOLOGNA Btl. lrupeded r.-1 or Gro~H~d Chudt No w l h ru Sgt ., """' Uth. AI .o\ny f vO"I Su_..,-.of1r.ll Swih's Premi11m U. S. Gov't. lnlpected y, Gal Starnp Little Boy Blue Bluing Gr o~ 45 lb. I'UICHA.Sf . Colby Longhorn Cheese 49 2-Lb. Ctn . <OUPOII 3 Ll::n . 0. Mor. hDnl $..., Tri• ~ .... ;h' o l'r•m ium--0 . :t Gov' t, Swlft'1 lrookfield Am"''"" •• Pimonto 4-PIECE PLACE sEniNG 50 EXTRA Cr ' • "' 49 lb . 55 "' && lb 65 lb . 73 ."".. WitH 100 EXTRA 4-7/ Green Stump~ ".M'EL,MA~ FAB J'J,/ 1fl Gal. BUY TWO ••• GET ONE FREE! 8 NOW THRU S.I.T.. MAT 25TH ,t,T AN't' f\IAN :> SUPU MARiln 50 EXTRA J·}/ Gr~• 11 5t o m,_,. u. s. oov~. INSPECTED ~ TOMATO JUICE 121 lo•a• lo"•' NOW THILl SAT.. MAY 25TH, ~ ANY f\IAh! SUPU MAUET __ ..... :/iJixll • Dole PINEAPPLE CHUIKS Giant Box SO EXTRA BIRDS EYE btlo. . B-oa. Con 7c off Label ICE CREAM Chef's Delight _ Sta Flo Starch 6c Off Zag-Nut Junior Bars Dixie Belle Crackers s"1i~~d Hamburg Pickles 14-oo. DURKli'S ILACK PEPPER CHEER Seal test-:- Mazola Corn Oil Margarine CATSUP •• $ Bag 12-ot. Jor V2 GGI . Co.• ce~n . Lb FIRST CUT CHOPS CENTER RIB CHOPS CENTER CUT LOIN CHOPS Cut thick with pocket for stuffint CENTER CUT LOIN CHOPS PORK CHOP CHIPS ct.:.:",',:,~:· CHEESE FOOD Ctns~ 50 EXTRA J·;; Gr•'Cf1 SIW!'IJ ' 50 EXTRA Stampl at you sWifT'S PREMIUM - MI.CHOICE TOMATOES NOW THRU SAT., MAY UTH AT ANY fVA~S SIJPfR MAitillT co~o~p0111) with you aach wul&:. Wa _. . . . . onxiout that you ~ 'llrn • ,...., fttM S&tl 4 · sNtDER.~s -41 Ct. h x '•' $15' lb. Grt:P<1 Stt1rnp1 IVANS ICE TEA lAGS ';! Loin Chops Included I Lb. PINTO •the1IIIIIWwlll Stamp feod CoupMI c.,.NIIf ..J .,... 1M that our tto,.. .,. .tforfftt u:chlftt uo• aoch WHk. Wh.,.wr yov ·II•• ,.._,. tet to • bring thlt _.. (ar the . , . lvPRI Sup•r Trim-5wlft't p,.mh.Jm 75 O.lmonico 10 oft•rlng in thl1 ltoolllet. I••MiM FROM OTHER. PACE OR EVANS DICTIONARY MAILER! Loin Wafer Steak 14 12 Didlonary. ? o~qUalltl . ~1$ ttM tht rnany 1fine ._,.,., fktt ,. _ J frMh frurtt and v..... bles, .,..,, . . . ..._ Super Trim Swift's ,,....hun Wf. V,. ltWIIrlt you to inSIM'(t the twa flnto ...... 1ft'tl ~ U.S. GOV'T. INSPeCTED lb. EYan1 Super Trlm-Swift't Premium U. 5. Gov't. lntpected 3 lb. , , Evans Super Trim-Swift'• Premium U. S. Gov't. lntpected ABC DOG FOOD Bonnie Toilet Tissue F&P TOMATO SAUCE F&P TOMATO PASTE · Stomp l..cluurMnt t4l more with _,.,. . . . ...... I of Llnfo '"" WNttor No C•ntw Cut1 Removed SO EXTRA SO EXTRA ..:!·;.. Grt.:• mum aeon. 69 Swiss Steak Peak Brand Now Thrv Sat., May 25th, 1963 At Any lvan1 Super Market leo c,.am lb. Evans_·s\ipei- Trhn-Swiftr·' o; · Proml~on U. S. Gov'l. lnape<tool Shoulde,. _Round Bon• Cans filth This Coupon Or Dictionary Ma11er Coupon & $&OO er Mo.._ Purcha ... Limit Ou Coupon Par Family. J.IONUS Chuck Steak 15!1-oz, ONLY ONI $5 PURCHASI COUPON ACCEPTAILII sa ----------1 KETCHUP Cans Pkg. of 2 50 ~ cou Oil and pur;••; a 1 lt . •-·•· Sw 1 ,.. 1 TI.Oobooldol _ _ • _ __. . . . . . . Evans SUfMt1rlm--Swih'4 · Premlum-U. i . Gov't. htsp•¥ 15!1-oz. Kleenex Paper Towels so~---so~--- coupon and purchaM .I $1.50 worth of freth fn.tita ar Vqotoblat. f S&H Greo11 StamJK with coupon and purchaM of tal . Wallaaley farmt P ·o· a · K LOIN SALE · ' · From Lean Meated Young Porkers 10!1-oL Cans 20c 011 REDEEM ~-;;;;:~ ~horton- S&H Green Sta1np1 wlth caupon and purchaM of 3 lb. can han 1 EVANS SUP~R TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. So BOV'T. INSPECTED HEINZ PLUS DE· lth ACC;;T.ULE ON $5.00 PURCHASE. OR MORE - We Reserve The Right To Limit Quentitle1 Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport ' SIH Onon Stomps w coupon and purdlaM of Avoilable In the Kln1 JoMn Awthorlaecl ·Vinlon & the New Amerlcon Catholic Edltlen AND THE LODER · ~ 50 $~~L; ~··COUPON50 · · FREEl . FIR•T WiEK MAU.ER. COUpONS GOOD MAY 20TH THR.U MAY 25TH ONLY! FROM EVANS BOOKLET! - ~-..."··· ..: .,Q .. ,~ ~·• 25 �,. ' I 1\ I •. 8·Dally Sentinel, Pomtroy·Middleport, WANT AD - TELEVISION IN REVIEI POl WI INFORMAnON 1962 Corveir Monze Stetion Wegon REGULA110NS ..,.. JPHllaMr ..-... 1M flllld .. edit 01 ,..... . . , ...... obJtdtc•a•lrlt .....,.. eGidd 11e NpOrt-.1 tm..e...O "" .... ~~Mer trW .... bl . . . . . . . . . . thq . . . lhiii'T. . . . . . . . .. RATD For Waat Ad ~ • c ... ta per W'OI'd.. ou .....u... M.lulm•• Chal'p • ..... ... Ceat~. ,., wont IGr TUM .-. M._uth·• I.DMrtiOD& ~nt. IJI t eeuta HI' . _ . will ....,-~~tarr~M~ tor ad~ If aot ll•ld Wllidll 10 dap lfWr ........ •nt alD. CARD M 'l'llANU - tl.Jll 101' !'0 •of(! ohllmUDl. .ltacb ~ al word le- Ohituarla. nbl...,_ • , 1 ceDf per lrOrd.. New ear title, 100% guarantee, 103 motor, Powerg)tde, bucket seatl, bnted elass, R&H. live 500.00 oH list price. :~rred boer aDd -~~~~ ldl .Jrom bio coming "'JC.TV ...... .00 maybe other proclueta IQO. • • -ldel Tonne wiD oupplj> ...,... ..,.. tin., ond opeelal mUJicll materlal for Judy Garland'• w.ok1J CBS. TV show ... Meredith -.o, 11 r•ar-old dauplet' of the llanloa Jlootbeplng - complete bookkeepm1 tu: ....,..,, Phone WY z.Jil'll.l 516 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ $2,395 Ivory over black finiah, red lnterior, lill:e new whitewall tire1, VB motor, automatic trans., radio and b•t•r. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPI!N EVES. 8:00 P.M. JIOMEitOY, OHIO blplp aDd <llhen, bu illlpiNI l _ . , . lllllllor f"lll'llll'"' 1 Joe.] N"' Yort o1at1oa •• . u·a ""~'' . _ . ,... Wilt. 'lllt Q - It II ,.••., lor lilt to 10 hi_. tbll !Dol uJat • 11oe ,._. v.... ? u.. oaUod "What'• tlolnJ OD DAILY CROSSWORD 1•.a•• .- litre!" .. _,rr IIIIo •• , A ll)'lldicatic>Q firm obould give lha M ol the country 1 look ot It; you eaa pN1tJo weD bol the networb would be scarecl oul Macltoeo, wiU be<ome a regulor ol their aldm to IIJucll II unlell .on ARC·TV'I "My,_ Solll" .. , 11 ~Nd motherl, Boy llcoutl "Potllcoot JIIIIC!Ioll" ia the new and apple pie. S..UtFor ... • DeKelb sl.ecl Corn • DeKelb Sudex or SX·ll eAgrlco Fertlllur of DI- lL- · ::5f: 1t.~ OPFICI HOURS IT'S SO EASY TO FLACI A U:SULT PRODUCING WANT AD l.a. A IIIII: l'r. ..__ trult I• her \ lace In the atid SNUFI"Y SMITt' 1.-·· . ..,. , &-.u., b-blo .. :u;: , ...... ,.., . ........ f.'l'o ..... . y......,._-..• ... ·--Ill• ....... ---...... Jt. Gold . . 10.0. .. 11.1111 c:. IS.IIIulk ae.qua f7.- .. -.a.... ...:::4oi.MF• Utlo tt. ReYertdlr- ~ - James Cagney pushed a crape- West Coast station offered every· . PHONE WY 2-2157 BARNEY GOOGLE - · . li.JI:n-.r. L.A,-ct -._ ~ lt.W- ,.. ...__ . .._. ...,.. u.- .. ::..'-. . Ulle 01 the laJI oorteo lhlt grow 11aa : David &Uiskind, out of CBS.TV'o "Bever!J Bill- whoa "OpeD End" diiCIIliSloQ \>illies" and ...... Bea Bollod- .show wu canceled by a New .¢ the "H!UbiUi..," u a ....u. York statl011 In a bitter dlapuw town widow; k had been called over <011ti'OVel'llal topleo, wu ln'·•·wh.lslle Stop." 1llted to move to San FrBDcloco Thlo oea..,n: Moo Clorll:o, whose by ao e<Ncatlonal llalloll thai of. most famou~ .eene eame when fered eomplete freedom . . . The 8::110 A M to ~~ P ll. DU)J S•llll'd!IY -B:311 A.M . to 11:01 . . - <A: ... I IJio - ..... miiUadontood - so ,. - Mart...a ~ ~ . ; . . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - he ._to hlllllllt. ll'o the ...,.S ed the ourface of VODIII II oome IIJIIICJt I)V 1101F 11r1coJ lrilllb ttlovllloa - · ~.~ lllo ....... lhal'o Yalu• 800 ........ '": too bot hit Jllo UoiiM . _ hi ulllll '"'Illl Wu the ll'. . that ll'u,• 4111 u Willi CIO Hrlb, • HOLLYWOOD (tJPIJ-Iiloloo Ill wblcll t. a ...,uh bit db It ,....atch lt.levlsion by: roolralDed •·JJt•-t Nnl _ , Jfny Lew11 -pooaa of Ph""' POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST~'!: BET ............. _ .-ore • o., lillY 22, 1861 l LI'L ABNER m..: o.a. movlo lhiDB. Ia fact, except money ; It • . Pacl<apo: abbr. 28. KDock · "Pub lie Enemy, .. i.s a regular on operates on a shoestring ... WhatABC-TV's new soap opera, "Gen· ever the reason, Susskind replied . tra l Hospital" ... Paramount wlU with a polite " no thank.~.· · ~· Je. N - ipend $1 million for network pro- Quotable: Edward R. Murrow, 11. People from Deot motion of ita Frank Sinatra movie rormer CBS newsman and now 1 "Come BIOY.· You• Horn", .. head of the U.S. Information · 13. Paid Venereal disease is the subject of Agencr. in an article about him OBS-TV's "'The Nurses" May 30; in the June IIBUe of True mlga- II. l111lv-ltJ (lr<>"'-1, dte that under t~~l«toinmeDI. zine-"The 1tt7 to TV Interview. Que.J New Yorlu The aplollv1l7 sa-1 1n1 lo to uk 1 question and alter 1 I WMPO Radio Monday 'lbru FrldaYJ 6:00 News 1:05 Sacred Heart Proaram ¥0ME MADE PIE !Sr. 20<'. Jack 's Dairy Bar, illeporl. U . 'I'Nu,2.01hlrde ... Coolllng 8:05 Breakfast Party ft. Elder 8:30 Mutual News atat:a.na: 18:35 Breakfast Party lap. 9:00 Mutual News d. Conduit 8 ' 20 Country Jamboree 9:05 Breakfast Party d.Gu lD 6:30 News 9:30 Mutual News ndlo tubeo ""-"-'~....L-k"-::....J....L..L~ 6:3.> ~arm World News 9:35 Breakfasl Partv DAn,y CIIYPI'UQUQ'l'll- HeN'1lllow to ~lk 6:45 Melp Ccutlty RFD 10:00 Mutual Nowa· All'I'DLDA.A.Xa 7:00 Mutual NIWI 10:05 Polka Party lo LOifQli'IILLOW 7:05 BfNklaal Party 10:30 Mutual News Ou loUor llllll}tp - f a r _,tber. "' tbls ""'Pie~ ,. 7:30 Muttiitl NeWII 10:35 MWIIC In The Air trw tile Uu'llt L'a, X for tiM two 0'11 et.e. Single Jetta.ra tropbiea, the length and. formation ~f Ut.e worda .,.. ali 7:1i0 News Report 10:45 The Good Life lladl day tile - - a n dlffereot. · 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies 9:00 News 11:00 Mutual News A C.). . . . . . . ~ 9:05 Coffee With Janet 11 :05 Top Ten Show NESFDPDKDA.ll BNV IIOKD IIQ 9:30 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News QD liiD 0.\IIC lDif8 1:35 Coffee With Janel II :35 Top Ten Show WWIIDAK 9:4& Betty Newton Sbow 13:00 Noon Newo OT A.GQli'BFKC . -1. IFBVQ.\ 10:00 Mutual Newo 12:15 Musical !nterlude y ..~ 017ptoqaotea W811N li'ORTVNII 10:05 Ministerial Association 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets JIONiil B'U'I' JOOUI 'lilU.IIALLY.-DRYDEN 111:20 Country Hoe Down ', 1:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 1 10:35 Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News II :IMJ ' MUtual Nows 5:05 Travelin' Time II :115 'ldilc:ati01181 News 5:30 Mutual News 11:118 COUIItry Hoe Do wn 6 US Travelln' Tlma Swap Shop 6:00 Mutull. Newo 11:30 lllutual Newa 6:05 Sundown Serenade IJ'35 FVm News 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 UpPel' Room Meditations ,6:35 Sundown Serenade Mooda' ............ Frld>y 12:10 Ohio Newo II :58 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Air-May 6:00 Sigo on 12: lli Mart<et. 11:00 Nooa News, Weather Sunday 8:56 Commllllfl7 News 12.20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 11:20 •Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News 7:45 The J.Jieline 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:110 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 8·00 OhiO Valley Newa 1:05 Musto Just For You 8:00 BapUot Layman'• Hour Cl : 30 Agric:ullu. • Agenl 8.0& Sport:! Today 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network News 1:.:45 Country Go Roulll. UO Wol'ld News 1:35 Music· Just For You 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 1:55 New• Ileal t :lli Musical Cloct 2:00 Fillion Lewis Jr. News &. (Rev. Paul JonO!) 1:110 Country Go llounr 1.00 Lalelllll'lllf Comnllntary 0:00 Whip of Healing 2:55 New! Beat 9·30 Public Service " 1:05 Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual News 3:00 Midway Maline< 9:45 Showen of B....,mi: 2:30 Mutual News 9:35 Leilslative Review 1:55 Newt~ Ileal 10 00 Maooo County """"' 2:35 Mulic Ju- r ... You 10:00 Voice o1 Prophecy 4:80 lll9clng With Jlou 19:05 'l'allt at the Town 1:00 Mutull News 10:30 Mutual News 4:30 lnterclwlge 1:05 Platlet' Party 10:31 Wash. Repl!l to People IG :55 World Newa 5:00 Community NeWI 11:00 'l'allt oflhe ToWII S,30 Mutual Newa 10:1i0 Sunday Chapel 5:\lli World & National Neon I except Fri. Church Belb lUng 3:35 Platter Party 11 :00 Country Hymn Time 5: 15 Spotliihl ... Sporllo 11:45 World ~ews 4:00 News 11:30 Mutual News II · 55 Mason County News 6:05 News 4:30 Local News . 11:35 Country Hymn Time 12 00 Community News 6: 10 Musical Clock '<40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 12:05 Lacll News 7:30 Sign 011 · 1:00 Mutual News 12:15 The Search ~~05 Tra•alin' Tlmt 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets. ,,311 BW Slllml Sports 1:00 Hour of lleeisloo ft35 Travelin' Tin» BIUy Graham I:ID Loeal Newa 1:30 The Lutboran Hour 1:85 Van Patrick Spol'lll 2:00 The Big Lie 1:06 Vau Patrick Sports 2:30 Mutual News ·f:15 S\IDCIOWU Serenade 2:35 Back To The Cross f:3tl Mutual News 43:00 Re•. Roacoe Thorne 1:35 SiBidtWD Serenade 3:30 'l1le Quiet Hour .7:311 ~Jpoff-~ 4:00 Mutual Newo ......, 4:116-8:00 SUnday Showcase f:OO News ' 4:30 Mutual News l.ofl5. Country Musie Time 5:00 News Headlines 1:30 Mutual News 5:90 Mutual Newa 1:35 Farm World News &:00 Mutual News :1:40 RFD 8:00 lllutull News .7:00 Mutual NIWI 6:06 Sundown Serenade ?:05 Breakfast Pwty 6:30 Mutual News \7:30 Mutual """ 6:311 Serenade 7:ao oo the AII>-May • : 7:35 Breaklaa' GASOLJNI ALLEY CICP<;r1': ~a ,..e . HE''<; b1q but he'.; mo.;t '.f tarQ! = A111'0MOBILE IIIIUI'Ue< bOeo c:anrelledT LMI your opera&m' l llceDse7 Coil WY 2·- . fl ts t'~ AUTO SALES ·----·-- NANCY -----:-W-JE-H--RA-01_0_ _ \ 'I ) Mflrnpoltlan Motors E. Matn Slrt>Pt., Pomeroy Pbooe WY !-3870 I 22 tic POR NEW or used cal'fl or tl'Ucks, ~nune Marvm Marks SALgsMA.J"ol Beasley Math- ews., Athens, I..'Y :J-4061 111·11-tfc _!OR SALE OR TRADE TWIN RNWNE Go-Kart . Phone ~21-ttpi FOR SALE __ ~ - 6 room with bath, In Rutland. F u II basement, coal furnace , hardwood noors, Youngstown chen with hot water tank . Also on same lot, a four room double age. Priced reasonable. SH 2-5052. ( ' apartment with .....,...........,.;;;;;iiiiii;iOiiiiooiiiioiio WY 2-611.'13. I I Motorola Television Wheels Out of Line? S~ &SERVICE STRAWBERRIES Dale Bach· ner, Rutland , CLELAND'S T.V•. Harrison- ville Rd. 5 22 Btp 1952 CHE VROLET 2 door sta ndard shift, $85. 1951 Ford 4· WYMIU 6111 L Mlln It, ,_,., door , VR standard shift, $125, two wheel trailer, $15. See PUBLIC SALE I Jark L. 'v':'nlfe . Racine Rt. 2 or ra il CH 7-2307 . 5 22 3tc The wood-working shop equipment, smell tools &Inventory of c. L. Helton; to be told at his ahop on , . . . . Streit, Pt!llrGJr SA1UIDAY1 MAY 25, lt. s......... "' 10 A.M. ... c. &.. ........ .' . AlLOW AI-- ~ I ..... . - ' ...... ............... -~· '' \ I ~ ,AVY JONES DICK TRACY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE \II HAT tN:lU MEAN, C\,QiiV IIU'l' JOEY'LL •oo IT MRV TIME-1 "('MEAN YOU'VE ~ '!M I<ILL SIC RATTLE~~'( I II' '1•11 ABBIE AND SLATS ~ __ --- -__;_.,; NO \iJOH0£1l TI-I.EY \#JORKED ON THAT ~U'f LIK!;. A C OUP L& 0 ' Jllll06! f \ TH!\I"I?E KITT!NS . THEY'~E QUICKER THAN lJI-N SMAKE'. At-10 MUCH <;MARTER , .... lw HAROLD GRAY - - - -· Qt.TG LEARH WWEH •I -~, veAA! 'TH!V ~ LJR£ PROVED "01? 1:1&! WHERE ARE TI<EV IIOW 1 THAT �,. ' I 1\ I •. 8·Dally Sentinel, Pomtroy·Middleport, WANT AD - TELEVISION IN REVIEI POl WI INFORMAnON 1962 Corveir Monze Stetion Wegon REGULA110NS ..,.. JPHllaMr ..-... 1M flllld .. edit 01 ,..... . . , ...... obJtdtc•a•lrlt .....,.. eGidd 11e NpOrt-.1 tm..e...O "" .... ~~Mer trW .... bl . . . . . . . . . . thq . . . lhiii'T. . . . . . . . .. RATD For Waat Ad ~ • c ... ta per W'OI'd.. ou .....u... M.lulm•• Chal'p • ..... ... Ceat~. ,., wont IGr TUM .-. M._uth·• I.DMrtiOD& ~nt. IJI t eeuta HI' . _ . will ....,-~~tarr~M~ tor ad~ If aot ll•ld Wllidll 10 dap lfWr ........ •nt alD. CARD M 'l'llANU - tl.Jll 101' !'0 •of(! ohllmUDl. .ltacb ~ al word le- Ohituarla. nbl...,_ • , 1 ceDf per lrOrd.. New ear title, 100% guarantee, 103 motor, Powerg)tde, bucket seatl, bnted elass, R&H. live 500.00 oH list price. :~rred boer aDd -~~~~ ldl .Jrom bio coming "'JC.TV ...... .00 maybe other proclueta IQO. • • -ldel Tonne wiD oupplj> ...,... ..,.. tin., ond opeelal mUJicll materlal for Judy Garland'• w.ok1J CBS. TV show ... Meredith -.o, 11 r•ar-old dauplet' of the llanloa Jlootbeplng - complete bookkeepm1 tu: ....,..,, Phone WY z.Jil'll.l 516 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ $2,395 Ivory over black finiah, red lnterior, lill:e new whitewall tire1, VB motor, automatic trans., radio and b•t•r. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPI!N EVES. 8:00 P.M. JIOMEitOY, OHIO blplp aDd <llhen, bu illlpiNI l _ . , . lllllllor f"lll'llll'"' 1 Joe.] N"' Yort o1at1oa •• . u·a ""~'' . _ . ,... Wilt. 'lllt Q - It II ,.••., lor lilt to 10 hi_. tbll !Dol uJat • 11oe ,._. v.... ? u.. oaUod "What'• tlolnJ OD DAILY CROSSWORD 1•.a•• .- litre!" .. _,rr IIIIo •• , A ll)'lldicatic>Q firm obould give lha M ol the country 1 look ot It; you eaa pN1tJo weD bol the networb would be scarecl oul Macltoeo, wiU be<ome a regulor ol their aldm to IIJucll II unlell .on ARC·TV'I "My,_ Solll" .. , 11 ~Nd motherl, Boy llcoutl "Potllcoot JIIIIC!Ioll" ia the new and apple pie. S..UtFor ... • DeKelb sl.ecl Corn • DeKelb Sudex or SX·ll eAgrlco Fertlllur of DI- lL- · ::5f: 1t.~ OPFICI HOURS IT'S SO EASY TO FLACI A U:SULT PRODUCING WANT AD l.a. A IIIII: l'r. ..__ trult I• her \ lace In the atid SNUFI"Y SMITt' 1.-·· . ..,. , &-.u., b-blo .. :u;: , ...... ,.., . ........ f.'l'o ..... . y......,._-..• ... ·--Ill• ....... ---...... Jt. Gold . . 10.0. .. 11.1111 c:. IS.IIIulk ae.qua f7.- .. -.a.... ...:::4oi.MF• Utlo tt. ReYertdlr- ~ - James Cagney pushed a crape- West Coast station offered every· . PHONE WY 2-2157 BARNEY GOOGLE - · . li.JI:n-.r. L.A,-ct -._ ~ lt.W- ,.. ...__ . .._. ...,.. u.- .. ::..'-. . Ulle 01 the laJI oorteo lhlt grow 11aa : David &Uiskind, out of CBS.TV'o "Bever!J Bill- whoa "OpeD End" diiCIIliSloQ \>illies" and ...... Bea Bollod- .show wu canceled by a New .¢ the "H!UbiUi..," u a ....u. York statl011 In a bitter dlapuw town widow; k had been called over <011ti'OVel'llal topleo, wu ln'·•·wh.lslle Stop." 1llted to move to San FrBDcloco Thlo oea..,n: Moo Clorll:o, whose by ao e<Ncatlonal llalloll thai of. most famou~ .eene eame when fered eomplete freedom . . . The 8::110 A M to ~~ P ll. DU)J S•llll'd!IY -B:311 A.M . to 11:01 . . - <A: ... I IJio - ..... miiUadontood - so ,. - Mart...a ~ ~ . ; . . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - he ._to hlllllllt. ll'o the ...,.S ed the ourface of VODIII II oome IIJIIICJt I)V 1101F 11r1coJ lrilllb ttlovllloa - · ~.~ lllo ....... lhal'o Yalu• 800 ........ '": too bot hit Jllo UoiiM . _ hi ulllll '"'Illl Wu the ll'. . that ll'u,• 4111 u Willi CIO Hrlb, • HOLLYWOOD (tJPIJ-Iiloloo Ill wblcll t. a ...,uh bit db It ,....atch lt.levlsion by: roolralDed •·JJt•-t Nnl _ , Jfny Lew11 -pooaa of Ph""' POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST~'!: BET ............. _ .-ore • o., lillY 22, 1861 l LI'L ABNER m..: o.a. movlo lhiDB. Ia fact, except money ; It • . Pacl<apo: abbr. 28. KDock · "Pub lie Enemy, .. i.s a regular on operates on a shoestring ... WhatABC-TV's new soap opera, "Gen· ever the reason, Susskind replied . tra l Hospital" ... Paramount wlU with a polite " no thank.~.· · ~· Je. N - ipend $1 million for network pro- Quotable: Edward R. Murrow, 11. People from Deot motion of ita Frank Sinatra movie rormer CBS newsman and now 1 "Come BIOY.· You• Horn", .. head of the U.S. Information · 13. Paid Venereal disease is the subject of Agencr. in an article about him OBS-TV's "'The Nurses" May 30; in the June IIBUe of True mlga- II. l111lv-ltJ (lr<>"'-1, dte that under t~~l«toinmeDI. zine-"The 1tt7 to TV Interview. Que.J New Yorlu The aplollv1l7 sa-1 1n1 lo to uk 1 question and alter 1 I WMPO Radio Monday 'lbru FrldaYJ 6:00 News 1:05 Sacred Heart Proaram ¥0ME MADE PIE !Sr. 20<'. Jack 's Dairy Bar, illeporl. U . 'I'Nu,2.01hlrde ... Coolllng 8:05 Breakfast Party ft. Elder 8:30 Mutual News atat:a.na: 18:35 Breakfast Party lap. 9:00 Mutual News d. Conduit 8 ' 20 Country Jamboree 9:05 Breakfast Party d.Gu lD 6:30 News 9:30 Mutual News ndlo tubeo ""-"-'~....L-k"-::....J....L..L~ 6:3.> ~arm World News 9:35 Breakfasl Partv DAn,y CIIYPI'UQUQ'l'll- HeN'1lllow to ~lk 6:45 Melp Ccutlty RFD 10:00 Mutual Nowa· All'I'DLDA.A.Xa 7:00 Mutual NIWI 10:05 Polka Party lo LOifQli'IILLOW 7:05 BfNklaal Party 10:30 Mutual News Ou loUor llllll}tp - f a r _,tber. "' tbls ""'Pie~ ,. 7:30 Muttiitl NeWII 10:35 MWIIC In The Air trw tile Uu'llt L'a, X for tiM two 0'11 et.e. Single Jetta.ra tropbiea, the length and. formation ~f Ut.e worda .,.. ali 7:1i0 News Report 10:45 The Good Life lladl day tile - - a n dlffereot. · 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies 9:00 News 11:00 Mutual News A C.). . . . . . . ~ 9:05 Coffee With Janet 11 :05 Top Ten Show NESFDPDKDA.ll BNV IIOKD IIQ 9:30 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News QD liiD 0.\IIC lDif8 1:35 Coffee With Janel II :35 Top Ten Show WWIIDAK 9:4& Betty Newton Sbow 13:00 Noon Newo OT A.GQli'BFKC . -1. IFBVQ.\ 10:00 Mutual Newo 12:15 Musical !nterlude y ..~ 017ptoqaotea W811N li'ORTVNII 10:05 Ministerial Association 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets JIONiil B'U'I' JOOUI 'lilU.IIALLY.-DRYDEN 111:20 Country Hoe Down ', 1:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 1 10:35 Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News II :IMJ ' MUtual Nows 5:05 Travelin' Time II :115 'ldilc:ati01181 News 5:30 Mutual News 11:118 COUIItry Hoe Do wn 6 US Travelln' Tlma Swap Shop 6:00 Mutull. Newo 11:30 lllutual Newa 6:05 Sundown Serenade IJ'35 FVm News 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 UpPel' Room Meditations ,6:35 Sundown Serenade Mooda' ............ Frld>y 12:10 Ohio Newo II :58 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Air-May 6:00 Sigo on 12: lli Mart<et. 11:00 Nooa News, Weather Sunday 8:56 Commllllfl7 News 12.20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 11:20 •Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News 7:45 The J.Jieline 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:110 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 8·00 OhiO Valley Newa 1:05 Musto Just For You 8:00 BapUot Layman'• Hour Cl : 30 Agric:ullu. • Agenl 8.0& Sport:! Today 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network News 1:.:45 Country Go Roulll. UO Wol'ld News 1:35 Music· Just For You 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 1:55 New• Ileal t :lli Musical Cloct 2:00 Fillion Lewis Jr. News &. (Rev. Paul JonO!) 1:110 Country Go llounr 1.00 Lalelllll'lllf Comnllntary 0:00 Whip of Healing 2:55 New! Beat 9·30 Public Service " 1:05 Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual News 3:00 Midway Maline< 9:45 Showen of B....,mi: 2:30 Mutual News 9:35 Leilslative Review 1:55 Newt~ Ileal 10 00 Maooo County """"' 2:35 Mulic Ju- r ... You 10:00 Voice o1 Prophecy 4:80 lll9clng With Jlou 19:05 'l'allt at the Town 1:00 Mutull News 10:30 Mutual News 4:30 lnterclwlge 1:05 Platlet' Party 10:31 Wash. Repl!l to People IG :55 World Newa 5:00 Community NeWI 11:00 'l'allt oflhe ToWII S,30 Mutual Newa 10:1i0 Sunday Chapel 5:\lli World & National Neon I except Fri. Church Belb lUng 3:35 Platter Party 11 :00 Country Hymn Time 5: 15 Spotliihl ... Sporllo 11:45 World ~ews 4:00 News 11:30 Mutual News II · 55 Mason County News 6:05 News 4:30 Local News . 11:35 Country Hymn Time 12 00 Community News 6: 10 Musical Clock '<40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 12:05 Lacll News 7:30 Sign 011 · 1:00 Mutual News 12:15 The Search ~~05 Tra•alin' Tlmt 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets. ,,311 BW Slllml Sports 1:00 Hour of lleeisloo ft35 Travelin' Tin» BIUy Graham I:ID Loeal Newa 1:30 The Lutboran Hour 1:85 Van Patrick Spol'lll 2:00 The Big Lie 1:06 Vau Patrick Sports 2:30 Mutual News ·f:15 S\IDCIOWU Serenade 2:35 Back To The Cross f:3tl Mutual News 43:00 Re•. Roacoe Thorne 1:35 SiBidtWD Serenade 3:30 'l1le Quiet Hour .7:311 ~Jpoff-~ 4:00 Mutual Newo ......, 4:116-8:00 SUnday Showcase f:OO News ' 4:30 Mutual News l.ofl5. Country Musie Time 5:00 News Headlines 1:30 Mutual News 5:90 Mutual Newa 1:35 Farm World News &:00 Mutual News :1:40 RFD 8:00 lllutull News .7:00 Mutual NIWI 6:06 Sundown Serenade ?:05 Breakfast Pwty 6:30 Mutual News \7:30 Mutual """ 6:311 Serenade 7:ao oo the AII>-May • : 7:35 Breaklaa' GASOLJNI ALLEY CICP<;r1': ~a ,..e . HE''<; b1q but he'.; mo.;t '.f tarQ! = A111'0MOBILE IIIIUI'Ue< bOeo c:anrelledT LMI your opera&m' l llceDse7 Coil WY 2·- . fl ts t'~ AUTO SALES ·----·-- NANCY -----:-W-JE-H--RA-01_0_ _ \ 'I ) Mflrnpoltlan Motors E. Matn Slrt>Pt., Pomeroy Pbooe WY !-3870 I 22 tic POR NEW or used cal'fl or tl'Ucks, ~nune Marvm Marks SALgsMA.J"ol Beasley Math- ews., Athens, I..'Y :J-4061 111·11-tfc _!OR SALE OR TRADE TWIN RNWNE Go-Kart . Phone ~21-ttpi FOR SALE __ ~ - 6 room with bath, In Rutland. F u II basement, coal furnace , hardwood noors, Youngstown chen with hot water tank . Also on same lot, a four room double age. Priced reasonable. SH 2-5052. ( ' apartment with .....,...........,.;;;;;iiiiii;iOiiiiooiiiioiio WY 2-611.'13. I I Motorola Television Wheels Out of Line? S~ &SERVICE STRAWBERRIES Dale Bach· ner, Rutland , CLELAND'S T.V•. Harrison- ville Rd. 5 22 Btp 1952 CHE VROLET 2 door sta ndard shift, $85. 1951 Ford 4· WYMIU 6111 L Mlln It, ,_,., door , VR standard shift, $125, two wheel trailer, $15. See PUBLIC SALE I Jark L. 'v':'nlfe . Racine Rt. 2 or ra il CH 7-2307 . 5 22 3tc The wood-working shop equipment, smell tools &Inventory of c. L. Helton; to be told at his ahop on , . . . . Streit, Pt!llrGJr SA1UIDAY1 MAY 25, lt. s......... "' 10 A.M. ... c. &.. ........ .' . AlLOW AI-- ~ I ..... . - ' ...... ............... -~· '' \ I ~ ,AVY JONES DICK TRACY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE \II HAT tN:lU MEAN, C\,QiiV IIU'l' JOEY'LL •oo IT MRV TIME-1 "('MEAN YOU'VE ~ '!M I<ILL SIC RATTLE~~'( I II' '1•11 ABBIE AND SLATS ~ __ --- -__;_.,; NO \iJOH0£1l TI-I.EY \#JORKED ON THAT ~U'f LIK!;. A C OUP L& 0 ' Jllll06! f \ TH!\I"I?E KITT!NS . THEY'~E QUICKER THAN lJI-N SMAKE'. At-10 MUCH <;MARTER , .... lw HAROLD GRAY - - - -· Qt.TG LEARH WWEH •I -~, veAA! 'TH!V ~ LJR£ PROVED "01? 1:1&! WHERE ARE TI<EV IIOW 1 THAT �.. ' "' I , -- th0 J"IC priDCe • T0 Make •· · . T Oh' o· \~'R.are Tflp 0 10 JOcese ' I' ;;\_,a My friends, that Is the story How oor nickname came to be. THE POET'S CORNER Land Transfers Our duUes are not aslmpm'lant As Cooper's, Shepherd'o, or Glenn's KennetlrK. Brown, E. Jelllllll! A CANDYSTRfPF.R But even tbroogh our UmitaUons Brown to Richard C. Follrod, V:w-' , h Ch h S be . . Docto A "candystnper" they call us: Our smiles we always lend. Margaret E. Follrod, lots, Porn· ..... ,_ 100r.esda} June 26, Jost'p , urc es. teu nvr 0e. r "What a name! did you say?" ·They don't require the know- eroy. 1 ' bury. . Anna M. Ilalr4. Cdm., Eorl Gretta Carnahan to Charl<s Tewkabary, dec., to Mary Ihle, 8.5 acres, Sutton. · Tewksbary, VJrglnla Clark,l)ol> Paul E. Mooring, Stachla na Oxley, percels, Columbia. [M~~~~~to~~Er~~ma G. Mulford, w. E. Williams, Jr., "EUa ~- [L . ,· Williams to James Lawrence V. Calvin, Adm., Mary L. Guinther, lot, SyraP. Calvm, dec. to Lee 0. cuse. Esther L. Rairden to Roscoe J . Fife, Betty Lou Fife, Lot, .- ~ina! Ritt er. archbishop of ILloyd E..·ans, pastor of the Pres- It was gir.~en to us. by 8 sick ledge Frank Young, Donna Young, "" Bt. Louis, Mi ssouri, will prf'· J byterian Church, Nelsonv1l1e, j man A th d 1 , h 81 . h to Alma Young: 1 aCre, Salis· 1 · Mr . Walter C. Dauknecht Lymg · ·I? a ho_splta · 1 one day. Bs t t e theoc ors .tse"' tht' Caril as mP.dal to se \'·I Oh JO: rf 1 e mgtl ooc , =::::::::.::::::::::::=:::=::::===~~ ~ · &:«:"prominent non-Calholic men. Sr .. fLirlt>r;~l director Bellaire, " The In_tle g1rl !~ a candy- u 0 su er ng P8 ents .td -ThP Carilas Award . H token Ohiu: Mr. Samuel Freeflt>ld, stripe dress, We hope they mean as much. Of rerognil lon b.r thr Stttuben· promirwnt Steubenville attorn- He requested one day to see; . vill+> C:ltholir· dlt)('t'SI' tn1 di~. tm- t>V ; and Mr. Louis Berkman, - .- - --~ -- We proudly dtsplay our uniform ~t.i~shed sen·irP, wil l bC' bestow- _Stl·ubt" nvi_llP businessman and for g~ ~ill an~ t!ffec~lve co. ~E'..¥r~: <:ti crrr· r•H>I'!P"' It hr· hf> ld tn l!t~~r;tnahst. upPr~ll~~ m servmg their comtlie I:YtOt't>san Communtty Arenn ! h('sf' mf'n have been de!~.-l rnumty . .M. 8 ...p.m EDT rgnnted for· the Caritas Award The presence of Cardinal RitRecipil•ut s 11f r he Canta s,!'o th .'ll we may ~y honor and 1ter to confer_ the award m~rks medal " ill IJi:' UH· Ht<!hl Rf'lf'r- cH'I\tu•lrif'dgf' pub-hcally, thetr •llw secnnd trme that a prrnce Beverl_\ D Tuckt·r Ept'lco- sptnl o!' conp('ratlon with every· of tlw Cat holic Church has pall an bishop nl ( lh r'' . th•· He\·- ,one. regar~_ lcss of race, col~r Icome to Ste~benv ille . The late erend George Crenslww, pa~tor and c_nwL Brshop \fu ssto Edward Cardmal Mooney, arch, of First Christian Ch urch. SlE>u- sa id "ln serving the public i bishop or 11etroit, officiated at benville; the HPvrrend Donald good. they have shown an ex- the dedication of Catholic Cen~ ; Walton. IJ::i'-.lur o1 Bn·n!'ltllt.~ 1raordinary attitude that has ~ tral High School , Steubenville, tend· 1 I Vista 1\k!ltof!ist hf•f' n a fertile seeding,ground ' in 1950. or stripes - white and_ bright red, When we deliver our papers Going frum bed to bed. ' But ihis is only tht: beginning Of the hospital career we choose, Because we have the determint" 8 1011 ' . '. -*~ New -. Leader To Lead Presentations ,. e~.u• Wilkesvill • eNews Notes • G"IfJs On M'ay 28t'h' countY. .~ Camp FIre ~'Teg!· ~m ~ ~-1114 ~~day, f WOOd, IT, ~trli!e r:~. jiir. ' cela, Rutland. , Mannlhg D. Weboti< • Webster, ·~..:V. fllll": !leity J . .Fulll, to~ NCf: man, Orvin No~, .-#1 A.,, salisbury. ·.. ". ""'*"- JEWELRY.: 3 ROOMS ONLY ' j ( •• • ,l;l)ai!y Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 22, 1963 t. >' ·- - - - I I .. • Raii_ne GIFTS for GraduateS:. · . PO.OO Down - Balance "' Conv•ient T...... pll!ll BY MRS. D E. WOOD Garvin tllld of Berlill, grlldllallon II (lr....,., am. Ruby lilllllallnd. Ptlllll Mr. and Mro. Hubert Carr and 111'1. Jqlwty hlo IIOPhn. MeD a'lid " ..... ...... all• rui~~~:=~·lGuardian of the Ya Wa Te Stale F~ Mu~ Automt>- and daughter, and Mrs. I ft a AlbaDy, Jlr. and Mtl. KO!!Detli ray wu ooe of !be dill. , . , were ltlplet 6i:•l( lir Fire Girls to Mra. Mary bUe Insurance Company o1 Goold all of Colum.bus, spent Mos8111111. Mrt. Gay Mlbaffey - . ln Mlf. Elv~ Gn!T· l.!,llsled by Mrs. Helen BlooJDlnaWn, ljl., aplnsl Vor· Mother's Day with tllelr par- Mrs. Lucile Norris llld ICIIIJ, ~ P'rlday Ill be wltfl Mr. 1!14 ... liP l!ZIIIl Jobnaon. non Harrison o1 RD 1, Racine. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hut- Cincinnati, wero SUnday guem IHr daughter, Mn. Dl!n Ill> Uv. 1111W.. Ialii Jlll#lt Dively Is an advl5er 19 Tbe plalntlffo seek a t355.04 chlson. Mrs. Hutchison hu not ol hor motller, Mr. and Mrs. Mamu Wb<> underwent IW1ti'J. noeodlJ purc1u11e4 fl'lllll Fire Girls councUs lh money judgment for alledged been well. Jim Jacl<son. , • Tbe Pytb!aD Slllerl IDspeo- ltDd lfn. Bar! _lllctlq, ...; West Vtrgl!lla, damages as the result of an Clarence Hutchlspn has been Mr. and Mrs. Jim JacbOII don was ...n attelllled In spite al 16 L · and Illinois. auto....bilo accident. ill at his home here. had as w..kend guests, his of faet severo! ..,,,,-. ~ """1m ..,...,.~ lllll.18 a graduate of the Uni· The Memorial services will nephew and family. sick. Tbe visitors preseut were J .,"-./_ : a of Mlchlpn and also did be at Mt Olive chur<h May 30, Mr. and Mit. John Wood three from Mel,la temple, tbNe ......,_a s-- at a ,._., work at the UnlverMAN CITED at 11 :30 · by Amerl""" Legion and SOD and his mother, Ma- from GaDipoUs, two from Lo- Eolpllal, ,........., W. Vo. of Washlngtn. The Ohio State Patrol re· and Auxiliary then march to bel Wood, vilited his stater, pn, and one from Nelsonvllla. II especta!ho.- tbll Wlllt. Mloo Dively 11 an enthtlllasllc ports tiJe arroot of Melvin B. Curry Cemetery by church. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy, Tbey received a grade of exetl· Mr. 111!1 ~LaND..:;:.-:; aportawomen and a 1 trong ad· Freeman, 25, Chqhire, who Mr. and Mts. Wllllam Gar- Wollpen. lent. Two new membero were baugb _ . 'f _,; lin. vocate of camping for YIIWII waa cited to Metgo court vln bad as Sunday guests their Mr. and Mn. John Wood and added to the membenhip list. his grondmalhlr, ~- ~ Friday tor W188lo sons Charles and family, John son and his mDihor, M a.b e I The H o m e Dt!trutnstrallo Jim Rll6. 11 • ~. . ' The lilt. bai tile ''buedoD of proof." F• tile lrlal to mtWI forWard, tile prooeculinl allor110!' liWII first make out a eue. · at I Where tha burden of proof lleo depolltls on wbo must prove his .,.., and whll preiWIIIlo u... of tha law help him. For tulllplo, an accused person bt presumad IMoceDI uniU proven guOty beyllllll a reasonable doubt. Yet a person w11o 11 f 0 u n d 111Uty may lake over the bur· den of provilla: that he wao Innne at the lime ~f the olfeue. He !riel to llhow '>e dld•'l have the lepl <apaeily to commit the erlllll!. Since the law preaumes all people ~ sane, uoless proved otherwise, the aceusec1 has the burden o1 proof If he plead• illllnity. ou BUCKEYE BACON l lb. 79( BUCKEYE VISiqNG BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE 3 lb. i $1· 00 NEW RED ' 5-LB.l9c Pot a t oesaAG · i ----------- · Bananasl~~~lsc · This burden differs: In a crlmlnal case the otale boa to allow the aeeused aulity "beyond a ----------- reiiCIIIal.le doubt." . . !Jut in a· clvll cue, oay for damaieJ, the loll Is, "did tile plaintiff make rut his c a 1 o wlth tile ~roponderan<e of evldonee"! A a ru le thbt il not u J Cabbage lb. ... I " hard • lest to meet .. lhal ol "beyond a "'asooabla doubl" El&bty • four Southern Local school district eighth graders graduated Tuesday night in .,lies at Soulbem Local auditorium. ""K'' II Rev. Howard Ruppelt of waa speaker for the Commencement program imd George Boer, preoldenl of the Southern Local board of edu<:o-11 presented diplomas after Downie lntrodU<ed class. The program began with the lnvocaUO!I by Rev. H. L. MeDaniel, followed by three <OngJ by tile Seventh and Eighth Grade chorus. Unda Wolle read the elan will, Marll8fel Cole, the prophecy, and Linda Yost the class poem. 8 a n d r a BaUey "Tbemeo From TS<!laikor•V~ky Concerto No, 1," prior lnlroductiOo ol the RPOalter Patricia London. After Re•. Huppelt's talk, the Junior band played several selectl0111 and E<ecutlve !load Hayma~ gave ""''rd•ll lo memben of the clan, , m<<>·l Route No. I 24 River Report CLOVER FARM BLACKBERRY JELLY ~~~z~z-2 i 49c STRAWBERRY JELLY ~~~~:·1 i 49c' ~j • • "Super-Right" Leoti Ground Beef • Ham Sl1ces curs--• W1eners lb. 59c PEACHES 2 LB. JAR CENTER Ill\ SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS ALL MEAT--- MRS. LANES SWIFTS . . CLOVER FARM SILVER BAR "· .. MIX or MATCH 303 SIZE CANS $1.00 c oz. 12 lb. l's lbs. CAN ' • PIZZA MIX l pkgs. PERT 89c DOG FOOD 15 u, BAG . 59c CLOVER FARM 5 WHITE- TWIN PACK LB. ·¥-G .. .. ', j ' . ' . . 'I ' SrJORTENING (ALL VEGETABLE} • 3 ' J9c Perch Fillets _ _ _ •. 4Sc lb.4Sc CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN ....::39c Cod Fillets Reg. 49c BULK-FROZEN ... 6Sc Scallops DEL MONTE BRAND OHIO Golden Corn Croom Style or Whole Kernel lb. SUPER-RIGHT BRAND Cut 15'f2 OL Clftl ' STOKELY BRAND SPARKLE lb. jar ANGEL FOOD MARGARINE l9c ~;; 50 Extro Plold Stampo 50 Extro Ploid Stompo WITH THIS COUPON •nd Yeur hrcha• .t WITH THIS COUPON and Your Purchan of RISE SHAVING CREAM 2 Lara• pk... .~ FAB Valid thru May 25 In Colulllbuo Unit A&P Stores 79c " .. ' ' ' LARGE RING J9c Reg. 49c JANE PARKER 4 lib, Sticks 15 C FROM NEARBY FARMS Potato Bread - 2 10.... JANE PARKER Potato MADE WITH CORN OIL 3Sc Farm Eggs 49C Waffles SUNNYFIELD l-Ib. box doL34c 3 29c 5oz. pkgs. Volld lhru Mor 2S In Colulllbuo Unit A&P 50 Extro Plold Stompo FIRM RED RIPE SLICERS 50 Extra Plold Stompo WITH THIS COUPON and Your PurchaM of WITH THIS CO\IPON Maxwell Hou•• TOMATOES~: l9c ...... INSTANT COFFEE !On. $1.55 I•• Yolhl thru Moil 2S In . .... "'ru Mor 21 In . , Celulllbuo ""II A&P · llhil.. Columbuo Un ""'*.............. WITH THIS CoUPON lliMf Yaur ol AlP Sweet Corn 50 lxtro Plold Stompo WITH TMIS COUPON 50 Extra Plold Stampo aiNII Yeur 'urchlse of WITN THII COUPON and Yeur Ptlrchate of 4'-14"'""'" o.IMonta Tlf!lllt..._. FARM FRESH White Bass DEL MONTE BRAND 50 lxtra Plaid Stamps ; lb. 29c Yellow Perch FRESH-DRESSED APPLE PIE FRESH each DAILY FR&SH-DRESSID S9c Swiss Cheese $1 00 G Be 2:so:.· 69c reen ans ~~k. 4 Luncheon Meat 2'~= 79c 2 49c Shellie Beans - 2'!~~.o•. 49c Gelatin Desserts 4:~. 2Sc Yoll~ " . JANE PARKER - - - - bottle 111<1 Your Pur- ol Iloilo. CAN SPRY HARCO 151 oz. pkg. Fish and Seafood Values SPANISH BAR ...... ... Cool ••• M. CHEF BOYAR DEE lb. 3201.59C 59( COOKED-BONELESS 21b. lb. lb. ANN PAGE ' •DO .-. cans lb. ONE PRICENONE HIGHER JANE PARKER KED CAKE 303 SIZE ·.DO SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED JANE PARKER SPICY " WHO lE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE Sc OFF LABEL LEAN FRESH HAM PORK AND VI!AL ICE CREAM pkg. GROUND HAM AND GROUND FRESH IIEI' ALL GOOD-THIN MARVEL BRAND ~Gal. HAM LOAF--MEAT LOAF lb. • 1 2l CAN aua snAK 49c Cooked Ham s~:~~k- 39c 6Sc 89c Canned Ham 89c 49c Sliced Bacon - 3 lb. $1.41 Super-Right Cooked ANN PAGE LIBBY HALVES or SLICED PEANUT BUTTER 8 - Serve ADelicious OR Lemon Juice Biscuit _Mix Grape Jam RUTL4ND, OHI9 lb. "Super-RI1ht"-Willi Trimmed ,, REALEMON . c ONE PRICE ·· NONE HIGHER JIFFY KITCHEN CRAFT Mr PORTERHOUSE • lb. STRAWBERRY MARSHMALLOW Rutland Department Store : Corner Pearl & Locust c MGraduate From Southern Grade ' .• SIRLOIN In ...., lrlal the .... pull tllo "bunloo of proof" on IItle or 1bt ollie, 1111111 t~b;,;•~I"':-::-::-MIM--:D:-IV_BL_Y_ __ ,._ulinl o~U~n~ey, for pie, olf... .vlcleac!e that Ill ~cCUIId ponctll dftl I crlmt, the aceoad .!"""-DOl provo 1111 IJI. \ CLOVER FARM -mr MASON. W. VA. • lb. -u, _.... -. FURNITURE CO. , I know we wont ever lose. Mls,s Jenl Folmer May 1-t, 1963 c wiU bold a md MASON ou· I eiCblb pf. a,... .jtaldtd a. • . wood In Meigs Your gr4!d do,ei'Yoa tiM BEST . . . you'll find It here We •utl!l"t 1 fln••wotch ... Elgin, Bulovo, Homlltoll '299 = 'JIJDGMI!NT au11 - flied 1\lesday Colli. · Valenci11, 131'a--:- $5.00 Dr more, IJlCIUIIM Hunt'• Tomoto Cotoup of items,....,..... by ••• Yolld.,lhru M.r 2S In Columbuo Unit A&P &-. ' 6 .... 39c 0ranges ... . ' -.. . ' ltoreo . ... . -- . -~-" ---- doL 59c . �.. ' "' I , -- th0 J"IC priDCe • T0 Make •· · . T Oh' o· \~'R.are Tflp 0 10 JOcese ' I' ;;\_,a My friends, that Is the story How oor nickname came to be. THE POET'S CORNER Land Transfers Our duUes are not aslmpm'lant As Cooper's, Shepherd'o, or Glenn's KennetlrK. Brown, E. Jelllllll! A CANDYSTRfPF.R But even tbroogh our UmitaUons Brown to Richard C. Follrod, V:w-' , h Ch h S be . . Docto A "candystnper" they call us: Our smiles we always lend. Margaret E. Follrod, lots, Porn· ..... ,_ 100r.esda} June 26, Jost'p , urc es. teu nvr 0e. r "What a name! did you say?" ·They don't require the know- eroy. 1 ' bury. . Anna M. Ilalr4. Cdm., Eorl Gretta Carnahan to Charl<s Tewkabary, dec., to Mary Ihle, 8.5 acres, Sutton. · Tewksbary, VJrglnla Clark,l)ol> Paul E. Mooring, Stachla na Oxley, percels, Columbia. [M~~~~~to~~Er~~ma G. Mulford, w. E. Williams, Jr., "EUa ~- [L . ,· Williams to James Lawrence V. Calvin, Adm., Mary L. Guinther, lot, SyraP. Calvm, dec. to Lee 0. cuse. Esther L. Rairden to Roscoe J . Fife, Betty Lou Fife, Lot, .- ~ina! Ritt er. archbishop of ILloyd E..·ans, pastor of the Pres- It was gir.~en to us. by 8 sick ledge Frank Young, Donna Young, "" Bt. Louis, Mi ssouri, will prf'· J byterian Church, Nelsonv1l1e, j man A th d 1 , h 81 . h to Alma Young: 1 aCre, Salis· 1 · Mr . Walter C. Dauknecht Lymg · ·I? a ho_splta · 1 one day. Bs t t e theoc ors .tse"' tht' Caril as mP.dal to se \'·I Oh JO: rf 1 e mgtl ooc , =::::::::.::::::::::::=:::=::::===~~ ~ · &:«:"prominent non-Calholic men. Sr .. fLirlt>r;~l director Bellaire, " The In_tle g1rl !~ a candy- u 0 su er ng P8 ents .td -ThP Carilas Award . H token Ohiu: Mr. Samuel Freeflt>ld, stripe dress, We hope they mean as much. Of rerognil lon b.r thr Stttuben· promirwnt Steubenville attorn- He requested one day to see; . vill+> C:ltholir· dlt)('t'SI' tn1 di~. tm- t>V ; and Mr. Louis Berkman, - .- - --~ -- We proudly dtsplay our uniform ~t.i~shed sen·irP, wil l bC' bestow- _Stl·ubt" nvi_llP businessman and for g~ ~ill an~ t!ffec~lve co. ~E'..¥r~: <:ti crrr· r•H>I'!P"' It hr· hf> ld tn l!t~~r;tnahst. upPr~ll~~ m servmg their comtlie I:YtOt't>san Communtty Arenn ! h('sf' mf'n have been de!~.-l rnumty . .M. 8 ...p.m EDT rgnnted for· the Caritas Award The presence of Cardinal RitRecipil•ut s 11f r he Canta s,!'o th .'ll we may ~y honor and 1ter to confer_ the award m~rks medal " ill IJi:' UH· Ht<!hl Rf'lf'r- cH'I\tu•lrif'dgf' pub-hcally, thetr •llw secnnd trme that a prrnce Beverl_\ D Tuckt·r Ept'lco- sptnl o!' conp('ratlon with every· of tlw Cat holic Church has pall an bishop nl ( lh r'' . th•· He\·- ,one. regar~_ lcss of race, col~r Icome to Ste~benv ille . The late erend George Crenslww, pa~tor and c_nwL Brshop \fu ssto Edward Cardmal Mooney, arch, of First Christian Ch urch. SlE>u- sa id "ln serving the public i bishop or 11etroit, officiated at benville; the HPvrrend Donald good. they have shown an ex- the dedication of Catholic Cen~ ; Walton. IJ::i'-.lur o1 Bn·n!'ltllt.~ 1raordinary attitude that has ~ tral High School , Steubenville, tend· 1 I Vista 1\k!ltof!ist hf•f' n a fertile seeding,ground ' in 1950. or stripes - white and_ bright red, When we deliver our papers Going frum bed to bed. ' But ihis is only tht: beginning Of the hospital career we choose, Because we have the determint" 8 1011 ' . '. -*~ New -. Leader To Lead Presentations ,. e~.u• Wilkesvill • eNews Notes • G"IfJs On M'ay 28t'h' countY. .~ Camp FIre ~'Teg!· ~m ~ ~-1114 ~~day, f WOOd, IT, ~trli!e r:~. jiir. ' cela, Rutland. , Mannlhg D. Weboti< • Webster, ·~..:V. fllll": !leity J . .Fulll, to~ NCf: man, Orvin No~, .-#1 A.,, salisbury. ·.. ". ""'*"- JEWELRY.: 3 ROOMS ONLY ' j ( •• • ,l;l)ai!y Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 22, 1963 t. >' ·- - - - I I .. • Raii_ne GIFTS for GraduateS:. · . PO.OO Down - Balance "' Conv•ient T...... pll!ll BY MRS. D E. WOOD Garvin tllld of Berlill, grlldllallon II (lr....,., am. Ruby lilllllallnd. Ptlllll Mr. and Mro. Hubert Carr and 111'1. Jqlwty hlo IIOPhn. MeD a'lid " ..... ...... all• rui~~~:=~·lGuardian of the Ya Wa Te Stale F~ Mu~ Automt>- and daughter, and Mrs. I ft a AlbaDy, Jlr. and Mtl. KO!!Detli ray wu ooe of !be dill. , . , were ltlplet 6i:•l( lir Fire Girls to Mra. Mary bUe Insurance Company o1 Goold all of Colum.bus, spent Mos8111111. Mrt. Gay Mlbaffey - . ln Mlf. Elv~ Gn!T· l.!,llsled by Mrs. Helen BlooJDlnaWn, ljl., aplnsl Vor· Mother's Day with tllelr par- Mrs. Lucile Norris llld ICIIIJ, ~ P'rlday Ill be wltfl Mr. 1!14 ... liP l!ZIIIl Jobnaon. non Harrison o1 RD 1, Racine. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hut- Cincinnati, wero SUnday guem IHr daughter, Mn. Dl!n Ill> Uv. 1111W.. Ialii Jlll#lt Dively Is an advl5er 19 Tbe plalntlffo seek a t355.04 chlson. Mrs. Hutchison hu not ol hor motller, Mr. and Mrs. Mamu Wb<> underwent IW1ti'J. noeodlJ purc1u11e4 fl'lllll Fire Girls councUs lh money judgment for alledged been well. Jim Jacl<son. , • Tbe Pytb!aD Slllerl IDspeo- ltDd lfn. Bar! _lllctlq, ...; West Vtrgl!lla, damages as the result of an Clarence Hutchlspn has been Mr. and Mrs. Jim JacbOII don was ...n attelllled In spite al 16 L · and Illinois. auto....bilo accident. ill at his home here. had as w..kend guests, his of faet severo! ..,,,,-. ~ """1m ..,...,.~ lllll.18 a graduate of the Uni· The Memorial services will nephew and family. sick. Tbe visitors preseut were J .,"-./_ : a of Mlchlpn and also did be at Mt Olive chur<h May 30, Mr. and Mit. John Wood three from Mel,la temple, tbNe ......,_a s-- at a ,._., work at the UnlverMAN CITED at 11 :30 · by Amerl""" Legion and SOD and his mother, Ma- from GaDipoUs, two from Lo- Eolpllal, ,........., W. Vo. of Washlngtn. The Ohio State Patrol re· and Auxiliary then march to bel Wood, vilited his stater, pn, and one from Nelsonvllla. II especta!ho.- tbll Wlllt. Mloo Dively 11 an enthtlllasllc ports tiJe arroot of Melvin B. Curry Cemetery by church. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy, Tbey received a grade of exetl· Mr. 111!1 ~LaND..:;:.-:; aportawomen and a 1 trong ad· Freeman, 25, Chqhire, who Mr. and Mts. Wllllam Gar- Wollpen. lent. Two new membero were baugb _ . 'f _,; lin. vocate of camping for YIIWII waa cited to Metgo court vln bad as Sunday guests their Mr. and Mn. John Wood and added to the membenhip list. his grondmalhlr, ~- ~ Friday tor W188lo sons Charles and family, John son and his mDihor, M a.b e I The H o m e Dt!trutnstrallo Jim Rll6. 11 • ~. . ' The lilt. bai tile ''buedoD of proof." F• tile lrlal to mtWI forWard, tile prooeculinl allor110!' liWII first make out a eue. · at I Where tha burden of proof lleo depolltls on wbo must prove his .,.., and whll preiWIIIlo u... of tha law help him. For tulllplo, an accused person bt presumad IMoceDI uniU proven guOty beyllllll a reasonable doubt. Yet a person w11o 11 f 0 u n d 111Uty may lake over the bur· den of provilla: that he wao Innne at the lime ~f the olfeue. He !riel to llhow '>e dld•'l have the lepl <apaeily to commit the erlllll!. Since the law preaumes all people ~ sane, uoless proved otherwise, the aceusec1 has the burden o1 proof If he plead• illllnity. ou BUCKEYE BACON l lb. 79( BUCKEYE VISiqNG BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE 3 lb. i $1· 00 NEW RED ' 5-LB.l9c Pot a t oesaAG · i ----------- · Bananasl~~~lsc · This burden differs: In a crlmlnal case the otale boa to allow the aeeused aulity "beyond a ----------- reiiCIIIal.le doubt." . . !Jut in a· clvll cue, oay for damaieJ, the loll Is, "did tile plaintiff make rut his c a 1 o wlth tile ~roponderan<e of evldonee"! A a ru le thbt il not u J Cabbage lb. ... I " hard • lest to meet .. lhal ol "beyond a "'asooabla doubl" El&bty • four Southern Local school district eighth graders graduated Tuesday night in .,lies at Soulbem Local auditorium. ""K'' II Rev. Howard Ruppelt of waa speaker for the Commencement program imd George Boer, preoldenl of the Southern Local board of edu<:o-11 presented diplomas after Downie lntrodU<ed class. The program began with the lnvocaUO!I by Rev. H. L. MeDaniel, followed by three <OngJ by tile Seventh and Eighth Grade chorus. Unda Wolle read the elan will, Marll8fel Cole, the prophecy, and Linda Yost the class poem. 8 a n d r a BaUey "Tbemeo From TS<!laikor•V~ky Concerto No, 1," prior lnlroductiOo ol the RPOalter Patricia London. After Re•. Huppelt's talk, the Junior band played several selectl0111 and E<ecutlve !load Hayma~ gave ""''rd•ll lo memben of the clan, , m<<>·l Route No. I 24 River Report CLOVER FARM BLACKBERRY JELLY ~~~z~z-2 i 49c STRAWBERRY JELLY ~~~~:·1 i 49c' ~j • • "Super-Right" Leoti Ground Beef • Ham Sl1ces curs--• W1eners lb. 59c PEACHES 2 LB. JAR CENTER Ill\ SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS ALL MEAT--- MRS. LANES SWIFTS . . CLOVER FARM SILVER BAR "· .. MIX or MATCH 303 SIZE CANS $1.00 c oz. 12 lb. l's lbs. CAN ' • PIZZA MIX l pkgs. PERT 89c DOG FOOD 15 u, BAG . 59c CLOVER FARM 5 WHITE- TWIN PACK LB. ·¥-G .. .. ', j ' . ' . . 'I ' SrJORTENING (ALL VEGETABLE} • 3 ' J9c Perch Fillets _ _ _ •. 4Sc lb.4Sc CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN ....::39c Cod Fillets Reg. 49c BULK-FROZEN ... 6Sc Scallops DEL MONTE BRAND OHIO Golden Corn Croom Style or Whole Kernel lb. SUPER-RIGHT BRAND Cut 15'f2 OL Clftl ' STOKELY BRAND SPARKLE lb. jar ANGEL FOOD MARGARINE l9c ~;; 50 Extro Plold Stampo 50 Extro Ploid Stompo WITH THIS COUPON •nd Yeur hrcha• .t WITH THIS COUPON and Your Purchan of RISE SHAVING CREAM 2 Lara• pk... .~ FAB Valid thru May 25 In Colulllbuo Unit A&P Stores 79c " .. ' ' ' LARGE RING J9c Reg. 49c JANE PARKER 4 lib, Sticks 15 C FROM NEARBY FARMS Potato Bread - 2 10.... JANE PARKER Potato MADE WITH CORN OIL 3Sc Farm Eggs 49C Waffles SUNNYFIELD l-Ib. box doL34c 3 29c 5oz. pkgs. Volld lhru Mor 2S In Colulllbuo Unit A&P 50 Extro Plold Stompo FIRM RED RIPE SLICERS 50 Extra Plold Stompo WITH THIS COUPON and Your PurchaM of WITH THIS CO\IPON Maxwell Hou•• TOMATOES~: l9c ...... INSTANT COFFEE !On. $1.55 I•• Yolhl thru Moil 2S In . .... "'ru Mor 21 In . , Celulllbuo ""II A&P · llhil.. Columbuo Un ""'*.............. WITH THIS CoUPON lliMf Yaur ol AlP Sweet Corn 50 lxtro Plold Stompo WITH TMIS COUPON 50 Extra Plold Stampo aiNII Yeur 'urchlse of WITN THII COUPON and Yeur Ptlrchate of 4'-14"'""'" o.IMonta Tlf!lllt..._. FARM FRESH White Bass DEL MONTE BRAND 50 lxtra Plaid Stamps ; lb. 29c Yellow Perch FRESH-DRESSED APPLE PIE FRESH each DAILY FR&SH-DRESSID S9c Swiss Cheese $1 00 G Be 2:so:.· 69c reen ans ~~k. 4 Luncheon Meat 2'~= 79c 2 49c Shellie Beans - 2'!~~.o•. 49c Gelatin Desserts 4:~. 2Sc Yoll~ " . JANE PARKER - - - - bottle 111<1 Your Pur- ol Iloilo. CAN SPRY HARCO 151 oz. pkg. Fish and Seafood Values SPANISH BAR ...... ... Cool ••• M. CHEF BOYAR DEE lb. 3201.59C 59( COOKED-BONELESS 21b. lb. lb. ANN PAGE ' •DO .-. cans lb. ONE PRICENONE HIGHER JANE PARKER KED CAKE 303 SIZE ·.DO SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED JANE PARKER SPICY " WHO lE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE Sc OFF LABEL LEAN FRESH HAM PORK AND VI!AL ICE CREAM pkg. GROUND HAM AND GROUND FRESH IIEI' ALL GOOD-THIN MARVEL BRAND ~Gal. HAM LOAF--MEAT LOAF lb. • 1 2l CAN aua snAK 49c Cooked Ham s~:~~k- 39c 6Sc 89c Canned Ham 89c 49c Sliced Bacon - 3 lb. $1.41 Super-Right Cooked ANN PAGE LIBBY HALVES or SLICED PEANUT BUTTER 8 - Serve ADelicious OR Lemon Juice Biscuit _Mix Grape Jam RUTL4ND, OHI9 lb. "Super-RI1ht"-Willi Trimmed ,, REALEMON . c ONE PRICE ·· NONE HIGHER JIFFY KITCHEN CRAFT Mr PORTERHOUSE • lb. STRAWBERRY MARSHMALLOW Rutland Department Store : Corner Pearl & Locust c MGraduate From Southern Grade ' .• SIRLOIN In ...., lrlal the .... pull tllo "bunloo of proof" on IItle or 1bt ollie, 1111111 t~b;,;•~I"':-::-::-MIM--:D:-IV_BL_Y_ __ ,._ulinl o~U~n~ey, for pie, olf... .vlcleac!e that Ill ~cCUIId ponctll dftl I crlmt, the aceoad .!"""-DOl provo 1111 IJI. \ CLOVER FARM -mr MASON. W. VA. • lb. -u, _.... -. FURNITURE CO. , I know we wont ever lose. Mls,s Jenl Folmer May 1-t, 1963 c wiU bold a md MASON ou· I eiCblb pf. a,... .jtaldtd a. • . wood In Meigs Your gr4!d do,ei'Yoa tiM BEST . . . you'll find It here We •utl!l"t 1 fln••wotch ... Elgin, Bulovo, Homlltoll '299 = 'JIJDGMI!NT au11 - flied 1\lesday Colli. · Valenci11, 131'a--:- $5.00 Dr more, IJlCIUIIM Hunt'• Tomoto Cotoup of items,....,..... by ••• Yolld.,lhru M.r 2S In Columbuo Unit A&P &-. ' 6 .... 39c 0ranges ... . ' -.. . ' ltoreo . ... . -- . -~-" ---- doL 59c . �/ I l' ' \ : ' Mo ...,-, NIIGIDI Jo Smith, With Betty Larlptreth, aullt- ....,.,. pulillcJfy: Mn.tr=~ aid Taylo.-, James . Whillalcll, IIIII ; Pauline Gorby, Beclft- brw ·alld ..... ll'tii!Y. Ita..,.. Paula Burns, Lin@ Boyer, Ka- nero; Wanda Fetty, Junior De- tation, and PauliAt Gorby, ,.. reo Faullt, Gary Hysell, Rlclcy p.ortment ; 'J'belma Crisp, teen- creatitfi and ref~ Uttle, ,'lbomaa Mlller, Patricia ace. wJih Sllella CrisP. •••Ist- All chlldron ct the OOIIIIIIUIIt UU pet'l.. RDush', carl SIMrart~ Eva Tbc> ant; Mrs. Alpha Barr, Mrs. ty are we)(Jome. /1, tkJiinl ,.. cuse MelllOOIIH Church The Rev. Arthur Marcum mas and Donna QUillen. Wanda FeUy, and Mrs. Cheese- gram and esllib& Will lie beJ4. A rummage aale \vas dlsctas- held Monday evening ID the was guest speaKer for eoo~- 1 · ~What Do You Have in when the Sunshine Makers church social roam. exercises for the 1 llanti?" was the theme of the Mr. Dana Lambert b a of tbe First United Presgrade oltldents of Brad· , ...,__ and at the Maoon Clllllc, Church, met at tho Mrs. IIJI)pb Robson, El •·~ Sch 1 •--- 1 WOMEN'S d,.....,,,. program ol Mrs Donald Cottrill dent, was In charge of emen_' oa ....,. the WSCS of the Rock Springs W.Va. He il reported . meeH·• ~'-h opened afternoon. I ....... K._n_. churth mel from a recent illoesa. ....,..23 w•m.: Mrs . Homer Forrest introduc_.....,.., Psalm in unison. WHITI & liEGE 11 ovening at the chureb. who b yean business meeting w a s we- led by ..... Dona tbe class to Mr. Harold .._ W b the father of Gleoo r..m•~ mea mn. · A. Morgan, by the president, Mrs. who also read a poem, presldeot of the SaldeDI, wu In charge of tbe who read aa devotions, Trees," aDd clooed With Local School Boa r d I With the theme, "Christ's lng which opeoed with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reed Reasons for a Family AI- er. Discussion was held OD presented dtplomas to th~ Way Is My Way," a Vacation by Mro. William Gruest,r. . b Ronnie and Eddie, of .. life of Moses. Next month students. . Bible School will be conducted meeting Wll ·h~ around a u':" us.' spent ThurB<Iay Ill I D ld will be discussed Debra King was accomjl8l>- ' at Langsville church on June ship center, eonsiatins of a ta- WJth has parents, Mr. and Mrs. RoU call was answel!'ed by A e d:sse:t course was served for the processional and re- 3 at 9 a. m: and endmg June AIAll Ono ble centered wllb a world globe J.awrence Reed. They were members present with b Mr H 1 I> ond d . and for th 9pec'al 14, under dJrectlon of Mrs. -low Price PI 1 8 route to. Kentucky ' Y amew an number by the class, "eHe," and F ~a nk Ch eese brew, t.he pastor·s and encircled with small . • to attend a Scr'1pture verse eontaining ·. e en hln exerc•••a at word "Commandmen I ." The en Mrs.members. WilUam Elc ger to ed candJes, with one larle can- •raduatlon e _, "Vive L'Amour." ReCeiving w"e ~ . Cl asses las t un t II 11 a. m. Whlto Linens DyM die representing Chrlot the oon Kentucky Chrlatlan sale was set teniadiplomas were Roberta B 1 n g dally · I lege wben Kenneth Mr. Hill HIll, for ear 1Y Ju1y, Anyone FrH To Mol<h Any .....,, of th • world · ' ceived hil degree. Rebecca Crisp, Dickie F 11 e,• Oth er 1ea ders are Margarel . Devotions were led by Mn. who Is preparing lor lhe min· rummage to give, may Cl l candice Hutton, Paul McElroy, Ella LewJS, dJrector of handiCostume Amoo Leonard. Scripture read-. t . ti f the Reed contact any class member All erk Comp elet William Morris, Sleven s.~e •. crafts; Mrs. Wanda Fetty, secllao41ef 1 •·• and a med't tlo the isry are alllissell ve o of s. donatmn.< . . Do nald Taylor, Daony Wellman ,. re Ia ry; Mrs. J udY.Ll oy d, song I a non ~•.IS Guy will be appreciated. 10 Yeal'!l Service ~ by Mrs. Lewis Grueser b . ted G Kent k The June 2Ist meetin~ will Rita Hawley, Gloria Blumen- director, and plamsls, Sheila opened the program. Articles ury Vlst rayson, uc y 1"1'· PLEA&AN'f - Joan H. nauer, Fredrick Engle, Ruth Crisp and Vickie Fetty. WOMEN'S on the topic were read by Mrs. Chrlstl8n College and . bold at the borne of Mrs. Baird, Clerk Stenographer Ann Halley Clarence Ught- Superintendents of departCarl Shields, Mrs. Edgar Ab- panudled hehr dau&btolerth, Peghgy, a Dick Hams, _Instead of Mrs. tbe Transmission & Dlstribu· foot, Winin~ Might, Ke!Uleth ments are Judy Lloyd, nursery, bott, Morgan and Mrs. Ist ent t ere, . . ell' orne. Lawrence Drddle, 'With devo· tion, Record Sectlon, has com- I,................;.;.....~~;.:..,.......,.=._.;_...;..;.. ...,;;,j •'hite & liege Walter Wears. A talk on "The Mrs. Russdl ,18 111 r..ncaster lions by Mrs. Charles Blake. pleted ten years of aervi<e with lr Lifted O!rlst" was liven by I this week vtslting with her mo- The Westminster Shorter cat- Appalachiao Power Company Mrs. William Grueser. !her, Mrs. Edmund, Cambroon, echism 31 lo 45 were atudled. Point Pleasant District. Joan The next meeting will be her daughlei • Katherme followed by group discussioo. was employed May 22, held at the church on Monday, · Refreshments • ..., served by as a Clerk-Typist and was proValues June 10 at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorn of the hostess to Miss Gertrude malde to Clerk • Stenographer To East Uverpool were weekend l>ufty, Mrs. Charles Blake, Mrs. May 9, 1955, which cla1!3ifiCa$4.9t SUPlekests of her brother, Sidney Harris, Mrs. Robert tlon she now retains. ANNOUNCE BIRTR c oa Mr ld Hub· White, Mrs, George Schneider, A graduate of Point Pleas, and Ml'll. Dona Mr. and .Mrs. M. V. Tille! ot Mri. Robert Harden and the ant HI h Sch001 In 1953 8h Is bard of Syracuse are annOUIJ. , VISited wlth her moth' . 8 ' e cing the birth ot their t I r s t er, Mrs. Max Sanborn and Miss gu~ts, Debbie Harden a n d marrted to Robart Baird and WOMEN'S child, a 7111 lb. daughter, DonSanborn over the Craig and Bruce Cottrill. they reside at GaiUpoUa Ferry. no Marie, at Hoher Hospital, end. Mrs. Sanborn acc:omparl·li'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== For The Friday May 17. Grandparents them home for a visit, are Mr. and Mrs. Edison Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr., Whole F.mily bard, Syracuse and Mr. · the week In Waverly . Siu Mrs. Kenneth Wilt of Ball Run; Ada Cray who has spe1nt II I 5to9 great-grandparealll are winter In Akroo has pr Grlmm .Df New Haven, W. Va.; to her home in Middle- II Mrs. Mary Hubbard, Syr:actt11e, !J10rt. N & M width• Converse Mr. and Mrs, Omar Cramlet Mrs. Flossie Alleuwor!h, Rog. $2.9t pr. Racine, and Mrs. Isaac <;race Hawley aod Mrs. Cushion Insole Bata. of Middleport. Jordan spent Saturday in SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE TRIP SLIDES SHOWN CAPS. • The Younc Adult class of THEY ARE VALUABLE! Pomeroy First Baptist churl:h WE WILL PAY '12 CENT NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT Court St. Pomeroy Cleveland Browns Establish Leukemia Foundation In Tribute To· Davis !" 1 that with lMa aeute ..... ~ple,wltbtwo dod<n. b18 condltlo• but agreeclwhell M<>U"" loDg, loDg careen." · BaH 01117 'l'emponry pointed 0<1t that b18 cootilluADd II b the "'"'"''" of 1be docUn told Modoll that lng aetivlty mlibt he 8D tnsplramao Modell remembers best. tioD to others flgbtlng tile di&eaae. Last Aug, l, after tbe nrig::l::~-~ Cllo•a-1 Ernie never fought border OD testa oo Davil, ModeU was ' chance." the gridiron than be did iD the that Ernie had fweeks to ''Ernie was perspiring when weeks that followed. But. because B t b Oct e doctor down but he wu coo1pl~tely ol tbe severity ot his case, it was 1 " u Y · . Modell only a matter ot time. 100 pea cent remisslon and the doctors told hlm ''Usually he would call me when was called into ModeU's he had." ever he went lnto the hospital for where th eBrowns' owner "How seriou.s ia it?" he a transfusion," Motlell saJd huskquiet1y. ily. 10-.aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 22, 1963 "II'• serious," ooe doctor soddenly Becom.. crttiCill mitted. "But it's totally Then, last Thursdily there was oow. People have lived will> caD for Modell lrwn the hospital By OSCAR FRALEY UPI Sporio Writer NEW YORK tUPD - Art Mo,dell, the o~ner of the Cleveland BroWDI, broke a long silence todiy to tell of the moment Ernie Davia received his message of deed! and the day last week -when he came to say goodbye." Modell. a sensitive man, besitates ewen noY. to reveal the details. Davis, the AU . America halfback- from Syraeuso who will he burled Wedlleaday in Elmlra, N.Y. died of the most severe aod acute type of leukemia. '"lbe thing 10 lear is that average people with Jess acute cases will say 'How can 1 conquer somethiDg " big, strong football player couldn't beat?'" he says. They must take strength from his eourage and realize that be did the impossible for eight months and •H U Electr1c 1 Hidden Valley A eat sers re Club Planning forIJavlo years." oodded aD<I, ModeU rePotluck Event :."'::":~ ;;:;"":~~":!.~; Enjoying Rate Reduction Commercial and small industrial , customers nl Ohio Power Co. those premises are heated electtlcally started paying a reduced rate for electric service, effective May 22. The Public Ulihties Commission of Ohio has approved the comp&ny's request for permission to lower the rate. This reduction js the second for this classification of customers in less than two years, the previous reduction having gone into effect in September' 1961. The new rate applies to all ~tlectrically heated commercial t:stablishments, such as ofrice buildings, stores, motels, restaurants, schools, churches, hospitals, industrial plants, etc. .:rhe new rale will result in an t~Verage reduction of 20 P e r oent. . . . . Total savmgs lor exJS!mg el· ~1ble customers Will be approx· imately $53,000 per year. Throughout the American Elecwhat he was fighting .• , Davis tric Power System, of which PT. PLEASANT_ A pot luck ~~~~th~a~t~n~i>IJJ~i~og~ho~aaid~-~~~~~ OhiO Power ts a part, cus~ d' h b 1 nned 10 mers In six states will realhe mner as een P a New York Jets Pro savings amounting to about a members aod guests of the Team Needs Players quarter of a million dollars. den Valley Country Club NEW YORK <UPil-U you cao Obio Power said the lower day I :30 p.m. to close t h l pro football, or eveo thlDk rate has been made possible year's membership drive. can, sit right down and write by increased acceptance of elec. . New York Jets of the Amerltric space heating [or cornmer- 1 Members are ask~ to mvtte, cial establishments. The com- las guests, prospec~ve Football League immediately. pany also feels the rate wIll bers and thell' families. C l u ntc;o;~~::s.~ngh~ serve as an inducement for pre- members are asked to ~·~~~::,,~' and general sent and future customers to enough food~ in ~d.ltlon to Ewbank said anyone utilize electricity for heating food .for their families, for . in trying out for the and for many ~ther purposes addition~] persons. Drinks write the Jets' office as well. be furniShed. Madison Avenue New Vn•·•ll A &cotch foursome has been N.Y, Mrs. McDaniel, 75 planned for the afternoon star\tryout for free agents will O M d ing at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Juoe 22. by ICS n on ay Hidden Valley Couotry who failed to slge a •lnoioll PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral now has completed and in use player in the draft service for Mrs. Iva Burdette a championship nine hole McDaniel. 75, of 7ff/ Rear Main course, swimming pool, ;;,;;~~ ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi Street, will be held 2 p.m. tiona! area for 11111111 children, THE Thursday at the Hickory Chap- and a club house. Membership el Methodist Churcb with the In the cltlb costs $300 and uu•"tl Rev. Robert Day officiating. this year are $120. However, , . - - - - - - - - - - . Funeral Is Held Burial will be In the Lone Oak families joining starting For Seven Year Old cemetery. I will only he charged $70 dues CANVAS FOOTWEAR PT PLEASANT _ Funeral Mrs. McDaniel dted Monday this year. .· . ·at Holzer Hospital after a four FOR THE ENTIRE ser\'Jce for Tern I.ee Mayes, 7. months illness. Her husband, Anyone interested In FAMILY of Ashton were held 2 p.m. Wed- IJ ohn, prece ded her m . t=• Sur- that has not been coolacted. lhiU. nesday at Ball's Chapel, Ash- vivors include two sons Cecil invited: to the pot-luck ~::~II too, with the Rev _ Roy Egnor Pt. Pleasant Route 2 a~d Har~ is asked to contact Tl N. 2nd Ave. o!ficiLJting. Burial was in t h ~ ry at home; two slst~rs, n i 0 e Fisher, phone 645. Mlcldleport, o. n· SHOE BOX U. 5. KEDS cnu~ch A'-.:.ut M,'ddleporf 0 edvfaiDJ ~~ that Ende'a thiDk be came to 117 SO::~~:.!~~·?'~, FoundaUoo," lolodol lion I!UddeDly bad become critical. Then he lei~ walking . 'Contrlbutio111 cllll he "EarUer in the weel: he bed If oot 1trong, aDd wilb a It at Cleveland, I, ,Oblo. '1'1111 bought a sel o1 golf clubl." sel to b18 Ernie undoUbtedly Nlll mHe 'l deU oald. "But'l'hUI'IdaJ before IJaYil entered tha contribuUoo to manjrirwl o' ~ent mto the bospltal he 1bundaJ ll 1 p.m. Saturday if be bad b~en ~ IICOf'-o illlo the office . . He didn't "We've tel: a.p the Ende Davi.l record in the pro f<MI&balf ,·/. good but he still was able I 2 a.m. he died. · " '' when he aaid be. wu going the hospital 'for a couple days.' " ':;-' They groped for cooverJ18tlciD. II ThiJ time was different from others. "I'm sure," Modell "tbal he bad a premoDltloll, 388 r~, """! . u• ., . *II· A PRIVILEGE, Tile pharmacist's -~~ "-'bneDIIr, in a real and btpnpn leD8e, tbe focal point o! his protONloDolllto. Here he 1a of maytmum service to his fellow mam. Here be ll completely in hia element performing lbe peroooal...-vicee to which he pledged blmaelf when he became a pharmac1Jt and renderin&' the professional ..,.....,. foe which he Is -lnently qualifted. ' DRESSES and HATS ...... .... ,, '·. on tho ,_,UD!tT -th ......._ ol'e are ptee'ed. iu le[W 70U at all time& u BAKER FURNITURE DUTTON DRUG CO. ,. ..... ' ' DICK -mJ1Ci - oJUNtCR YOU CAN REGISTER GRI!AT BUSINESS ANP NEWSF!IU ERS ARE OFTEN CAL.U!D Tl£ WA'I'OICOGS OF THE PeoPL.E's IN I EkE6TS. / I DISCOUNT Ma.:l.ets e • OF THE EXCITEMENT IN A BICi SPOR IS evENT.• .-. \ I eMASON, W.VA. lloxl to Drlnoln Thoatrto Closed All !Jay Monday Open At II :00 .._ Tu..., Wed. and Thlll'ldaJ. Opoo 10:00 AM l'i1daJ Sat. lll'day ., Sunday. • Close llloery !Jay At &:30 (All boun ll.II.I.T. JlaaOII) Y«R.D IS "'IO.lR 'BEAT: .JUNIOR. co • D EVEN eE A!SSICiHED AS A FORe:te.N CORRESPONDENT." TO CELEBRATE ltTII The 50th wedding annlver-1 sary ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl will he celebrated wlth bouse an · May 30th. Frleitdsl wUI he received between t hours of I p.m. to 5 p.m. tbelr home ill Radne. F0ACZT BUSINESS MANAOE!ME!NT, AOYER1151t1C!, 01<0 I "TION AND MI!CHANICAL. L'lEPARTMENTS. ~ ' ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 1'""'"""'"""'":::~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:;;:~~~~=~~;~;:;::~;:;:;::::::::~-~~~~~~~--~;;~~~~~~ 100 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS · . ... ' ', • .• r..-.. • Round Steak .....- =·: ~ 3 j ' I I I · 1 ,. Citv ?Dne_sst~m~•==== ~-------'---~---...-- .J, c fb. "SttKsk c Te::J11 ng .. Sirloin .. · - mlz, l'lpfd Mrvice wmt- just call uat. • '2 . . . 2 .. $:1.19 lb. T-IeneStaaL 3 !. $2.49- E !. $3.79 C .beSteuk- . . .. Pinto Be•u•s ._ .. 1 -·· . =:JO ML: $1 -5~$1 Biscuits . . . . ,.,, t I f'J01 I E I 117 s Ill - • -···- 12 I - $1 -- I It &81 I I TIIIUe - n- 4 -.. oa.. Spctlight c 3 !;, $1.39 ~Drn!ing - - - .t. 49c -- - .... -6~ $1 ---·-- ll!d ~- ·priee• JOD ' I c ....... ---2 . "' -.. s stltU No matter what the aiM of the buildlnl joli you plan, ready nllxed ~te fa the belt foundation .tor your constructloD. For the liJii. ' ·' ~f«ie~~, St.aleSak! 1 Round Steakl S..Ros..dt----.! 29c Calle Mix-_, .. ' ..__ •.: 10c -. ; I I ,-o, , " • , c y. .c.. ' · T. . WtefT•(ltf~~~u.rcsillsl OfferExpiress.t.,Miy2S, 1963 r •l l . 188 EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. - l.., ----- SLIPONS Phillips Sisters Style .Shop II "' TENNIS SHOES only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all Brl•ght Star I ·I Offi<ers for the coming year Richard Finlaw coli>r-IWelreelectedattheMaymeeted slides ot a trip showed he had taken. of the EJecta Circle of the Refreshmeots were serv.ed by F I r s t Baptist Mrs. Cowao to 10 members. eveDing at tho home of the new chairman, Mrs. Joe Wllaon. The meeting WoOl"" was opened with prayer by Mrs. GREIN II Illl""ld Boone. S&H Other oHicers are vice chair· STAMPS man, Mrs. Richard Hovatter; secrelar, Mrs. John Fultz; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Holtman; Mrs. Lllllao McGee. Love Gift; Mrs. Gerald Anthony, reading; AT YOUR Mrs. Barbara Murray; project; BRIGHT STAR Mrs. Charles Smith, While Cross, aDd Mrs. Willis Anthllll)l, DISCOUNT MARKETS · devotional chalrmao. For The WMPO hnd Mrs. Willis Anthony presentArea Lltt.non Jaclcpot ed devotioos entitled, "The MinStop in rod RC!Iiater istry of Men," closing with a you're welcome. poem and prayer. During the business session the display far the house party to be held at Granvute, June 211-21-:ZZ, was rll dlacussed and a space purch. . POMEROY, 0. oo the PTA community cal113 SICOND IT. llendar. Program and devotlooal Noxl to tho '•brio Shop leaders and hosteBSes wel'!l uOpeo Sunday, Monday, Tun- ·~· day, Wedoeoday, Friday and Mrs. Hovatter was program ljftturday 11 8:lltl. chairman I the Clooe Suoday, Mooday, Tueaus ng tuple, "The Commission From the day and Friday at 6,30. Clooe Wednesday at 4:00 lain." The hostess served • PH-saaturday at 9:00 . PM. dc!Sse<l course to the II mem(Ciosed All !Jay Thursday•) bers present and ooe pest, All hoUI'I E.S. T., Pomeroy Dome. I • News Items 1 New Chairman 0, c·frCre • I Group Cow,an opened the by meeting. sidlf)g. Devotlcns Ml'll. eral projects were discussed. • • I Mrs. Wilson Is :~~:~~Y ~:"Jru~; MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Middleport l88pr cola Clearance 1 p- ITS A FLATS diet-rite \ His preecriptlcla IOivlceo are responsible fa.lhe key he OCOUpieo N. 2nd Ave. ... new TO SERVE Harrisonville j Ran-I DRESS SHOES ----~~~;~~;=~~======~~======~============~================;-""'""'""'""' under Funeral the dl- grandchildren. grandchildren and six great roct:on ... cemetery or the Stevens Home. The body was taken from Terri ' I..ee, daughter of Mr · the Crow Funeral Horne to the and Mrs. Emerson Eugene late residence where friends Mayes, died Monday in St. may call Mary's Hospital, Huntington. _·_ __;___·' She had been ill since birth. Survivlol. .are her parents, two Bloodmobile Coming sisters, a half-brother, all at To Bellmeade Area lwme; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mayes, PT. PLEASANT - The Red Ashton and maternal grandpar~ Cross Bloodmobile wilJ be in ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dal- Mason County, Monday, May ton, Ashton. 27th , Mrs. Elizabeth Liter, executive secretary of the Mason - - - - - - - - - - County Chapter, American llj>d Cross, said. The unit will be at the Bell· meade EUB Church from noon until 6 p.m. The Women of the Church are sponsoring the visit with Mrs. Clarence Rainey, - - - - - - - - - - general chairman. Mrs. I. G. Raymond Cotterill who re· Volden wilJ be in charge of eeived a painful hack 1njury at t~e nursing starr. A goal of 90 his farm i!> slowly recovering. pmts has been set. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell IOisited Phillip Burbridge at the LEAGUE TO MEET Meigs Genen:~l Hospital PT. PLEASANT - The new· Mrs. Josie Heitger had as re· ly formed Isaac Walton League <ehnlld guestfs Glrel.ne HMeJtgerl a~d will meet Thursday 7:30 p.m. t: 1 ren o a Ion, rs . ..Jzzle t th A 1 h. d. . Warner and Mat Kinner of a e P~ ac Jan au Jtonum $had d D M k' to elect officers and adopt bye .an asa ar ms. 1oca1' laws. Monroe Chase is tempor· Jonme Sue Tompson of Porn.d Th 1 troy wns a dmner guest of the ary presl en.t. e eague has Robert Alkires Sunday. 156 prospectave members composed or sportsmen and out-Sunday callers of Ava Gilkey door enthusiasts. All lnterested ' were Mr. and Mrs_ Richard persons are urged to attend. Heilman of Bunker Hill and the Two movies will be shown. H. D. Gilkey family of Galli· polis and Clinton Gilkey family, Pleasant Valley Hospital local. ADMITI'ED: Charles Sheline, Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson of Henderson; Mrs. Donald Alley, Portsm~utn wf'rf' dinne r fi:uests or his mot her. Mrs. Lana c;ilr Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ra)'IIIODd Kerwood, Ripley ; Mrs. Luther .:tn Sunday. Bailey, Letart; Mrs. Maxie Recent ral!t'! rs at the Halli- Hoberts, Bidwell. day · Atkim ·.Jewell hom{' were BIRTH : A ·son to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Harry Plumer,IMrs. Ronald Bonecutter, GalUCarroll . Ohw, Mr. and Mrs. polis Ferry. Phillip Smith of Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs. Don AndP.r .~ on of RuL· TAKING RESERVA'l10NS land and :Vlr. and Mrs. Norman Will. lf~.: al. and Dr. and Mrs. The Chester Alumni Alsociallarlan Jf'well of Michigan. lion will take reservations until Mr . Clan-w·P I,N' of Florida the end of Utis week for their 11pent sPvPr<ll day s w1th h1s bro- banquet and dance. Mail them ther , thP 1\om!•r Lt ·~s . to Mrs. Earl Dean, Chester, Ohio. Music wlll he furoished Mnl. Ava r.;tk"' r;~lled on the by Whitey Beegle aDd his orJohn BlackWIJI!d-, ~unday even- chestra from 9 until midnight ing. , . for round and square dancing. Mt. U!lft ' IH'P llatf1eld has se· 1 CIUred . wvr~ l! ll a saw mill at CLUB TO MEET _Cbcsh~re I Recrnt vis11tors of the Hiel The Riverview Garden Club Frenches wf>re Mr. and Mrs. will meet May 23 at 8 p. m. .Jack Warner of .Jaekson and with Mrs. Dorsal Riebel, and assistant hostess, is Mrs. Har· ' ¥ike Epplr , local. ry Ruth. The Lend - A - Hand club mel with Faye Cotterill rect>ntl}· to , make plans for Sfrving the TO HAVE SURGERY bant~uet on June 8 at l.hf' school • ltouse. Leonard Ban of Syracuse Is l a patieot at cabell-Huot.ington Hospital lD lluntfngtoo, 'llllere t ·~ The solar system as a whole he was to undergo back sur~ d~she~ through spa co Ill tbe gery this marniDg. He was nd, ~dlfectton of lhe satr Vega at mlttad May 17 and is lD room lbout 43,000 miles per hour, 211A. Rev• Mareum 1s ' Speaker For I'"::,Jib, ~of.!- st.oy. Bradbury Class a l',.~ . yr• Life 01 MOiet ,, Theme 01 Meetfng Vacation Bible School Theme Is Announced LOVE ME NOW7 ,.,. ' 5a1e Rummage I~• Pfa' nned By Syracuse Class ..... - r ..._ Lttlice _ .. 3ft l..tlellwe .. Me ...... ~-· · -· ~. ~ .......... •, ..__ ... \ .I �/ I l' ' \ : ' Mo ...,-, NIIGIDI Jo Smith, With Betty Larlptreth, aullt- ....,.,. pulillcJfy: Mn.tr=~ aid Taylo.-, James . Whillalcll, IIIII ; Pauline Gorby, Beclft- brw ·alld ..... ll'tii!Y. Ita..,.. Paula Burns, Lin@ Boyer, Ka- nero; Wanda Fetty, Junior De- tation, and PauliAt Gorby, ,.. reo Faullt, Gary Hysell, Rlclcy p.ortment ; 'J'belma Crisp, teen- creatitfi and ref~ Uttle, ,'lbomaa Mlller, Patricia ace. wJih Sllella CrisP. •••Ist- All chlldron ct the OOIIIIIIUIIt UU pet'l.. RDush', carl SIMrart~ Eva Tbc> ant; Mrs. Alpha Barr, Mrs. ty are we)(Jome. /1, tkJiinl ,.. cuse MelllOOIIH Church The Rev. Arthur Marcum mas and Donna QUillen. Wanda FeUy, and Mrs. Cheese- gram and esllib& Will lie beJ4. A rummage aale \vas dlsctas- held Monday evening ID the was guest speaKer for eoo~- 1 · ~What Do You Have in when the Sunshine Makers church social roam. exercises for the 1 llanti?" was the theme of the Mr. Dana Lambert b a of tbe First United Presgrade oltldents of Brad· , ...,__ and at the Maoon Clllllc, Church, met at tho Mrs. IIJI)pb Robson, El •·~ Sch 1 •--- 1 WOMEN'S d,.....,,,. program ol Mrs Donald Cottrill dent, was In charge of emen_' oa ....,. the WSCS of the Rock Springs W.Va. He il reported . meeH·• ~'-h opened afternoon. I ....... K._n_. churth mel from a recent illoesa. ....,..23 w•m.: Mrs . Homer Forrest introduc_.....,.., Psalm in unison. WHITI & liEGE 11 ovening at the chureb. who b yean business meeting w a s we- led by ..... Dona tbe class to Mr. Harold .._ W b the father of Gleoo r..m•~ mea mn. · A. Morgan, by the president, Mrs. who also read a poem, presldeot of the SaldeDI, wu In charge of tbe who read aa devotions, Trees," aDd clooed With Local School Boa r d I With the theme, "Christ's lng which opeoed with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reed Reasons for a Family AI- er. Discussion was held OD presented dtplomas to th~ Way Is My Way," a Vacation by Mro. William Gruest,r. . b Ronnie and Eddie, of .. life of Moses. Next month students. . Bible School will be conducted meeting Wll ·h~ around a u':" us.' spent ThurB<Iay Ill I D ld will be discussed Debra King was accomjl8l>- ' at Langsville church on June ship center, eonsiatins of a ta- WJth has parents, Mr. and Mrs. RoU call was answel!'ed by A e d:sse:t course was served for the processional and re- 3 at 9 a. m: and endmg June AIAll Ono ble centered wllb a world globe J.awrence Reed. They were members present with b Mr H 1 I> ond d . and for th 9pec'al 14, under dJrectlon of Mrs. -low Price PI 1 8 route to. Kentucky ' Y amew an number by the class, "eHe," and F ~a nk Ch eese brew, t.he pastor·s and encircled with small . • to attend a Scr'1pture verse eontaining ·. e en hln exerc•••a at word "Commandmen I ." The en Mrs.members. WilUam Elc ger to ed candJes, with one larle can- •raduatlon e _, "Vive L'Amour." ReCeiving w"e ~ . Cl asses las t un t II 11 a. m. Whlto Linens DyM die representing Chrlot the oon Kentucky Chrlatlan sale was set teniadiplomas were Roberta B 1 n g dally · I lege wben Kenneth Mr. Hill HIll, for ear 1Y Ju1y, Anyone FrH To Mol<h Any .....,, of th • world · ' ceived hil degree. Rebecca Crisp, Dickie F 11 e,• Oth er 1ea ders are Margarel . Devotions were led by Mn. who Is preparing lor lhe min· rummage to give, may Cl l candice Hutton, Paul McElroy, Ella LewJS, dJrector of handiCostume Amoo Leonard. Scripture read-. t . ti f the Reed contact any class member All erk Comp elet William Morris, Sleven s.~e •. crafts; Mrs. Wanda Fetty, secllao41ef 1 •·• and a med't tlo the isry are alllissell ve o of s. donatmn.< . . Do nald Taylor, Daony Wellman ,. re Ia ry; Mrs. J udY.Ll oy d, song I a non ~•.IS Guy will be appreciated. 10 Yeal'!l Service ~ by Mrs. Lewis Grueser b . ted G Kent k The June 2Ist meetin~ will Rita Hawley, Gloria Blumen- director, and plamsls, Sheila opened the program. Articles ury Vlst rayson, uc y 1"1'· PLEA&AN'f - Joan H. nauer, Fredrick Engle, Ruth Crisp and Vickie Fetty. WOMEN'S on the topic were read by Mrs. Chrlstl8n College and . bold at the borne of Mrs. Baird, Clerk Stenographer Ann Halley Clarence Ught- Superintendents of departCarl Shields, Mrs. Edgar Ab- panudled hehr dau&btolerth, Peghgy, a Dick Hams, _Instead of Mrs. tbe Transmission & Dlstribu· foot, Winin~ Might, Ke!Uleth ments are Judy Lloyd, nursery, bott, Morgan and Mrs. Ist ent t ere, . . ell' orne. Lawrence Drddle, 'With devo· tion, Record Sectlon, has com- I,................;.;.....~~;.:..,.......,.=._.;_...;..;.. ...,;;,j •'hite & liege Walter Wears. A talk on "The Mrs. Russdl ,18 111 r..ncaster lions by Mrs. Charles Blake. pleted ten years of aervi<e with lr Lifted O!rlst" was liven by I this week vtslting with her mo- The Westminster Shorter cat- Appalachiao Power Company Mrs. William Grueser. !her, Mrs. Edmund, Cambroon, echism 31 lo 45 were atudled. Point Pleasant District. Joan The next meeting will be her daughlei • Katherme followed by group discussioo. was employed May 22, held at the church on Monday, · Refreshments • ..., served by as a Clerk-Typist and was proValues June 10 at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorn of the hostess to Miss Gertrude malde to Clerk • Stenographer To East Uverpool were weekend l>ufty, Mrs. Charles Blake, Mrs. May 9, 1955, which cla1!3ifiCa$4.9t SUPlekests of her brother, Sidney Harris, Mrs. Robert tlon she now retains. ANNOUNCE BIRTR c oa Mr ld Hub· White, Mrs, George Schneider, A graduate of Point Pleas, and Ml'll. Dona Mr. and .Mrs. M. V. Tille! ot Mri. Robert Harden and the ant HI h Sch001 In 1953 8h Is bard of Syracuse are annOUIJ. , VISited wlth her moth' . 8 ' e cing the birth ot their t I r s t er, Mrs. Max Sanborn and Miss gu~ts, Debbie Harden a n d marrted to Robart Baird and WOMEN'S child, a 7111 lb. daughter, DonSanborn over the Craig and Bruce Cottrill. they reside at GaiUpoUa Ferry. no Marie, at Hoher Hospital, end. Mrs. Sanborn acc:omparl·li'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== For The Friday May 17. Grandparents them home for a visit, are Mr. and Mrs. Edison Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr., Whole F.mily bard, Syracuse and Mr. · the week In Waverly . Siu Mrs. Kenneth Wilt of Ball Run; Ada Cray who has spe1nt II I 5to9 great-grandparealll are winter In Akroo has pr Grlmm .Df New Haven, W. Va.; to her home in Middle- II Mrs. Mary Hubbard, Syr:actt11e, !J10rt. N & M width• Converse Mr. and Mrs, Omar Cramlet Mrs. Flossie Alleuwor!h, Rog. $2.9t pr. Racine, and Mrs. Isaac <;race Hawley aod Mrs. Cushion Insole Bata. of Middleport. Jordan spent Saturday in SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE TRIP SLIDES SHOWN CAPS. • The Younc Adult class of THEY ARE VALUABLE! Pomeroy First Baptist churl:h WE WILL PAY '12 CENT NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT Court St. Pomeroy Cleveland Browns Establish Leukemia Foundation In Tribute To· Davis !" 1 that with lMa aeute ..... ~ple,wltbtwo dod<n. b18 condltlo• but agreeclwhell M<>U"" loDg, loDg careen." · BaH 01117 'l'emponry pointed 0<1t that b18 cootilluADd II b the "'"'"''" of 1be docUn told Modoll that lng aetivlty mlibt he 8D tnsplramao Modell remembers best. tioD to others flgbtlng tile di&eaae. Last Aug, l, after tbe nrig::l::~-~ Cllo•a-1 Ernie never fought border OD testa oo Davil, ModeU was ' chance." the gridiron than be did iD the that Ernie had fweeks to ''Ernie was perspiring when weeks that followed. But. because B t b Oct e doctor down but he wu coo1pl~tely ol tbe severity ot his case, it was 1 " u Y · . Modell only a matter ot time. 100 pea cent remisslon and the doctors told hlm ''Usually he would call me when was called into ModeU's he had." ever he went lnto the hospital for where th eBrowns' owner "How seriou.s ia it?" he a transfusion," Motlell saJd huskquiet1y. ily. 10-.aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 22, 1963 "II'• serious," ooe doctor soddenly Becom.. crttiCill mitted. "But it's totally Then, last Thursdily there was oow. People have lived will> caD for Modell lrwn the hospital By OSCAR FRALEY UPI Sporio Writer NEW YORK tUPD - Art Mo,dell, the o~ner of the Cleveland BroWDI, broke a long silence todiy to tell of the moment Ernie Davia received his message of deed! and the day last week -when he came to say goodbye." Modell. a sensitive man, besitates ewen noY. to reveal the details. Davis, the AU . America halfback- from Syraeuso who will he burled Wedlleaday in Elmlra, N.Y. died of the most severe aod acute type of leukemia. '"lbe thing 10 lear is that average people with Jess acute cases will say 'How can 1 conquer somethiDg " big, strong football player couldn't beat?'" he says. They must take strength from his eourage and realize that be did the impossible for eight months and •H U Electr1c 1 Hidden Valley A eat sers re Club Planning forIJavlo years." oodded aD<I, ModeU rePotluck Event :."'::":~ ;;:;"":~~":!.~; Enjoying Rate Reduction Commercial and small industrial , customers nl Ohio Power Co. those premises are heated electtlcally started paying a reduced rate for electric service, effective May 22. The Public Ulihties Commission of Ohio has approved the comp&ny's request for permission to lower the rate. This reduction js the second for this classification of customers in less than two years, the previous reduction having gone into effect in September' 1961. The new rate applies to all ~tlectrically heated commercial t:stablishments, such as ofrice buildings, stores, motels, restaurants, schools, churches, hospitals, industrial plants, etc. .:rhe new rale will result in an t~Verage reduction of 20 P e r oent. . . . . Total savmgs lor exJS!mg el· ~1ble customers Will be approx· imately $53,000 per year. Throughout the American Elecwhat he was fighting .• , Davis tric Power System, of which PT. PLEASANT_ A pot luck ~~~~th~a~t~n~i>IJJ~i~og~ho~aaid~-~~~~~ OhiO Power ts a part, cus~ d' h b 1 nned 10 mers In six states will realhe mner as een P a New York Jets Pro savings amounting to about a members aod guests of the Team Needs Players quarter of a million dollars. den Valley Country Club NEW YORK <UPil-U you cao Obio Power said the lower day I :30 p.m. to close t h l pro football, or eveo thlDk rate has been made possible year's membership drive. can, sit right down and write by increased acceptance of elec. . New York Jets of the Amerltric space heating [or cornmer- 1 Members are ask~ to mvtte, cial establishments. The com- las guests, prospec~ve Football League immediately. pany also feels the rate wIll bers and thell' families. C l u ntc;o;~~::s.~ngh~ serve as an inducement for pre- members are asked to ~·~~~::,,~' and general sent and future customers to enough food~ in ~d.ltlon to Ewbank said anyone utilize electricity for heating food .for their families, for . in trying out for the and for many ~ther purposes addition~] persons. Drinks write the Jets' office as well. be furniShed. Madison Avenue New Vn•·•ll A &cotch foursome has been N.Y, Mrs. McDaniel, 75 planned for the afternoon star\tryout for free agents will O M d ing at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Juoe 22. by ICS n on ay Hidden Valley Couotry who failed to slge a •lnoioll PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral now has completed and in use player in the draft service for Mrs. Iva Burdette a championship nine hole McDaniel. 75, of 7ff/ Rear Main course, swimming pool, ;;,;;~~ ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi Street, will be held 2 p.m. tiona! area for 11111111 children, THE Thursday at the Hickory Chap- and a club house. Membership el Methodist Churcb with the In the cltlb costs $300 and uu•"tl Rev. Robert Day officiating. this year are $120. However, , . - - - - - - - - - - . Funeral Is Held Burial will be In the Lone Oak families joining starting For Seven Year Old cemetery. I will only he charged $70 dues CANVAS FOOTWEAR PT PLEASANT _ Funeral Mrs. McDaniel dted Monday this year. .· . ·at Holzer Hospital after a four FOR THE ENTIRE ser\'Jce for Tern I.ee Mayes, 7. months illness. Her husband, Anyone interested In FAMILY of Ashton were held 2 p.m. Wed- IJ ohn, prece ded her m . t=• Sur- that has not been coolacted. lhiU. nesday at Ball's Chapel, Ash- vivors include two sons Cecil invited: to the pot-luck ~::~II too, with the Rev _ Roy Egnor Pt. Pleasant Route 2 a~d Har~ is asked to contact Tl N. 2nd Ave. o!ficiLJting. Burial was in t h ~ ry at home; two slst~rs, n i 0 e Fisher, phone 645. Mlcldleport, o. n· SHOE BOX U. 5. KEDS cnu~ch A'-.:.ut M,'ddleporf 0 edvfaiDJ ~~ that Ende'a thiDk be came to 117 SO::~~:.!~~·?'~, FoundaUoo," lolodol lion I!UddeDly bad become critical. Then he lei~ walking . 'Contrlbutio111 cllll he "EarUer in the weel: he bed If oot 1trong, aDd wilb a It at Cleveland, I, ,Oblo. '1'1111 bought a sel o1 golf clubl." sel to b18 Ernie undoUbtedly Nlll mHe 'l deU oald. "But'l'hUI'IdaJ before IJaYil entered tha contribuUoo to manjrirwl o' ~ent mto the bospltal he 1bundaJ ll 1 p.m. Saturday if be bad b~en ~ IICOf'-o illlo the office . . He didn't "We've tel: a.p the Ende Davi.l record in the pro f<MI&balf ,·/. good but he still was able I 2 a.m. he died. · " '' when he aaid be. wu going the hospital 'for a couple days.' " ':;-' They groped for cooverJ18tlciD. II ThiJ time was different from others. "I'm sure," Modell "tbal he bad a premoDltloll, 388 r~, """! . u• ., . *II· A PRIVILEGE, Tile pharmacist's -~~ "-'bneDIIr, in a real and btpnpn leD8e, tbe focal point o! his protONloDolllto. Here he 1a of maytmum service to his fellow mam. Here be ll completely in hia element performing lbe peroooal...-vicee to which he pledged blmaelf when he became a pharmac1Jt and renderin&' the professional ..,.....,. foe which he Is -lnently qualifted. ' DRESSES and HATS ...... .... ,, '·. on tho ,_,UD!tT -th ......._ ol'e are ptee'ed. iu le[W 70U at all time& u BAKER FURNITURE DUTTON DRUG CO. ,. ..... ' ' DICK -mJ1Ci - oJUNtCR YOU CAN REGISTER GRI!AT BUSINESS ANP NEWSF!IU ERS ARE OFTEN CAL.U!D Tl£ WA'I'OICOGS OF THE PeoPL.E's IN I EkE6TS. / I DISCOUNT Ma.:l.ets e • OF THE EXCITEMENT IN A BICi SPOR IS evENT.• .-. \ I eMASON, W.VA. lloxl to Drlnoln Thoatrto Closed All !Jay Monday Open At II :00 .._ Tu..., Wed. and Thlll'ldaJ. Opoo 10:00 AM l'i1daJ Sat. lll'day ., Sunday. • Close llloery !Jay At &:30 (All boun ll.II.I.T. JlaaOII) Y«R.D IS "'IO.lR 'BEAT: .JUNIOR. co • D EVEN eE A!SSICiHED AS A FORe:te.N CORRESPONDENT." TO CELEBRATE ltTII The 50th wedding annlver-1 sary ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl will he celebrated wlth bouse an · May 30th. Frleitdsl wUI he received between t hours of I p.m. to 5 p.m. tbelr home ill Radne. F0ACZT BUSINESS MANAOE!ME!NT, AOYER1151t1C!, 01<0 I "TION AND MI!CHANICAL. L'lEPARTMENTS. ~ ' ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 1'""'"""'"""'":::~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:;;:~~~~=~~;~;:;::~;:;:;::::::::~-~~~~~~~--~;;~~~~~~ 100 FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS · . ... ' ', • .• r..-.. • Round Steak .....- =·: ~ 3 j ' I I I · 1 ,. Citv ?Dne_sst~m~•==== ~-------'---~---...-- .J, c fb. "SttKsk c Te::J11 ng .. Sirloin .. · - mlz, l'lpfd Mrvice wmt- just call uat. • '2 . . . 2 .. $:1.19 lb. T-IeneStaaL 3 !. $2.49- E !. $3.79 C .beSteuk- . . .. Pinto Be•u•s ._ .. 1 -·· . =:JO ML: $1 -5~$1 Biscuits . . . . ,.,, t I f'J01 I E I 117 s Ill - • -···- 12 I - $1 -- I It &81 I I TIIIUe - n- 4 -.. oa.. Spctlight c 3 !;, $1.39 ~Drn!ing - - - .t. 49c -- - .... -6~ $1 ---·-- ll!d ~- ·priee• JOD ' I c ....... ---2 . "' -.. s stltU No matter what the aiM of the buildlnl joli you plan, ready nllxed ~te fa the belt foundation .tor your constructloD. For the liJii. ' ·' ~f«ie~~, St.aleSak! 1 Round Steakl S..Ros..dt----.! 29c Calle Mix-_, .. ' ..__ •.: 10c -. ; I I ,-o, , " • , c y. .c.. ' · T. . WtefT•(ltf~~~u.rcsillsl OfferExpiress.t.,Miy2S, 1963 r •l l . 188 EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. - l.., ----- SLIPONS Phillips Sisters Style .Shop II "' TENNIS SHOES only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all Brl•ght Star I ·I Offi<ers for the coming year Richard Finlaw coli>r-IWelreelectedattheMaymeeted slides ot a trip showed he had taken. of the EJecta Circle of the Refreshmeots were serv.ed by F I r s t Baptist Mrs. Cowao to 10 members. eveDing at tho home of the new chairman, Mrs. Joe Wllaon. The meeting WoOl"" was opened with prayer by Mrs. GREIN II Illl""ld Boone. S&H Other oHicers are vice chair· STAMPS man, Mrs. Richard Hovatter; secrelar, Mrs. John Fultz; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Holtman; Mrs. Lllllao McGee. Love Gift; Mrs. Gerald Anthony, reading; AT YOUR Mrs. Barbara Murray; project; BRIGHT STAR Mrs. Charles Smith, While Cross, aDd Mrs. Willis Anthllll)l, DISCOUNT MARKETS · devotional chalrmao. For The WMPO hnd Mrs. Willis Anthony presentArea Lltt.non Jaclcpot ed devotioos entitled, "The MinStop in rod RC!Iiater istry of Men," closing with a you're welcome. poem and prayer. During the business session the display far the house party to be held at Granvute, June 211-21-:ZZ, was rll dlacussed and a space purch. . POMEROY, 0. oo the PTA community cal113 SICOND IT. llendar. Program and devotlooal Noxl to tho '•brio Shop leaders and hosteBSes wel'!l uOpeo Sunday, Monday, Tun- ·~· day, Wedoeoday, Friday and Mrs. Hovatter was program ljftturday 11 8:lltl. chairman I the Clooe Suoday, Mooday, Tueaus ng tuple, "The Commission From the day and Friday at 6,30. Clooe Wednesday at 4:00 lain." The hostess served • PH-saaturday at 9:00 . PM. dc!Sse<l course to the II mem(Ciosed All !Jay Thursday•) bers present and ooe pest, All hoUI'I E.S. T., Pomeroy Dome. I • News Items 1 New Chairman 0, c·frCre • I Group Cow,an opened the by meeting. sidlf)g. Devotlcns Ml'll. eral projects were discussed. • • I Mrs. Wilson Is :~~:~~Y ~:"Jru~; MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Middleport l88pr cola Clearance 1 p- ITS A FLATS diet-rite \ His preecriptlcla IOivlceo are responsible fa.lhe key he OCOUpieo N. 2nd Ave. ... new TO SERVE Harrisonville j Ran-I DRESS SHOES ----~~~;~~;=~~======~~======~============~================;-""'""'""'""' under Funeral the dl- grandchildren. grandchildren and six great roct:on ... cemetery or the Stevens Home. The body was taken from Terri ' I..ee, daughter of Mr · the Crow Funeral Horne to the and Mrs. Emerson Eugene late residence where friends Mayes, died Monday in St. may call Mary's Hospital, Huntington. _·_ __;___·' She had been ill since birth. Survivlol. .are her parents, two Bloodmobile Coming sisters, a half-brother, all at To Bellmeade Area lwme; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mayes, PT. PLEASANT - The Red Ashton and maternal grandpar~ Cross Bloodmobile wilJ be in ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dal- Mason County, Monday, May ton, Ashton. 27th , Mrs. Elizabeth Liter, executive secretary of the Mason - - - - - - - - - - County Chapter, American llj>d Cross, said. The unit will be at the Bell· meade EUB Church from noon until 6 p.m. The Women of the Church are sponsoring the visit with Mrs. Clarence Rainey, - - - - - - - - - - general chairman. Mrs. I. G. Raymond Cotterill who re· Volden wilJ be in charge of eeived a painful hack 1njury at t~e nursing starr. A goal of 90 his farm i!> slowly recovering. pmts has been set. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell IOisited Phillip Burbridge at the LEAGUE TO MEET Meigs Genen:~l Hospital PT. PLEASANT - The new· Mrs. Josie Heitger had as re· ly formed Isaac Walton League <ehnlld guestfs Glrel.ne HMeJtgerl a~d will meet Thursday 7:30 p.m. t: 1 ren o a Ion, rs . ..Jzzle t th A 1 h. d. . Warner and Mat Kinner of a e P~ ac Jan au Jtonum $had d D M k' to elect officers and adopt bye .an asa ar ms. 1oca1' laws. Monroe Chase is tempor· Jonme Sue Tompson of Porn.d Th 1 troy wns a dmner guest of the ary presl en.t. e eague has Robert Alkires Sunday. 156 prospectave members composed or sportsmen and out-Sunday callers of Ava Gilkey door enthusiasts. All lnterested ' were Mr. and Mrs_ Richard persons are urged to attend. Heilman of Bunker Hill and the Two movies will be shown. H. D. Gilkey family of Galli· polis and Clinton Gilkey family, Pleasant Valley Hospital local. ADMITI'ED: Charles Sheline, Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson of Henderson; Mrs. Donald Alley, Portsm~utn wf'rf' dinne r fi:uests or his mot her. Mrs. Lana c;ilr Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ra)'IIIODd Kerwood, Ripley ; Mrs. Luther .:tn Sunday. Bailey, Letart; Mrs. Maxie Recent ral!t'! rs at the Halli- Hoberts, Bidwell. day · Atkim ·.Jewell hom{' were BIRTH : A ·son to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Harry Plumer,IMrs. Ronald Bonecutter, GalUCarroll . Ohw, Mr. and Mrs. polis Ferry. Phillip Smith of Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs. Don AndP.r .~ on of RuL· TAKING RESERVA'l10NS land and :Vlr. and Mrs. Norman Will. lf~.: al. and Dr. and Mrs. The Chester Alumni Alsociallarlan Jf'well of Michigan. lion will take reservations until Mr . Clan-w·P I,N' of Florida the end of Utis week for their 11pent sPvPr<ll day s w1th h1s bro- banquet and dance. Mail them ther , thP 1\om!•r Lt ·~s . to Mrs. Earl Dean, Chester, Ohio. Music wlll he furoished Mnl. Ava r.;tk"' r;~lled on the by Whitey Beegle aDd his orJohn BlackWIJI!d-, ~unday even- chestra from 9 until midnight ing. , . for round and square dancing. Mt. U!lft ' IH'P llatf1eld has se· 1 CIUred . wvr~ l! ll a saw mill at CLUB TO MEET _Cbcsh~re I Recrnt vis11tors of the Hiel The Riverview Garden Club Frenches wf>re Mr. and Mrs. will meet May 23 at 8 p. m. .Jack Warner of .Jaekson and with Mrs. Dorsal Riebel, and assistant hostess, is Mrs. Har· ' ¥ike Epplr , local. ry Ruth. The Lend - A - Hand club mel with Faye Cotterill rect>ntl}· to , make plans for Sfrving the TO HAVE SURGERY bant~uet on June 8 at l.hf' school • ltouse. Leonard Ban of Syracuse Is l a patieot at cabell-Huot.ington Hospital lD lluntfngtoo, 'llllere t ·~ The solar system as a whole he was to undergo back sur~ d~she~ through spa co Ill tbe gery this marniDg. He was nd, ~dlfectton of lhe satr Vega at mlttad May 17 and is lD room lbout 43,000 miles per hour, 211A. Rev• Mareum 1s ' Speaker For I'"::,Jib, ~of.!- st.oy. Bradbury Class a l',.~ . yr• Life 01 MOiet ,, Theme 01 Meetfng Vacation Bible School Theme Is Announced LOVE ME NOW7 ,.,. ' 5a1e Rummage I~• Pfa' nned By Syracuse Class ..... - r ..._ Lttlice _ .. 3ft l..tlellwe .. Me ...... ~-· · -· ~. ~ .......... •, ..__ ... \ .I �12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport._o ..._~~Y Mothers' Day Program Gtv' en In Syracuse . Youth Night Observeel, 01,1cers Installed, By Syracuse PTA .u . I About main , J. People In Pomeroy · .. ' . . •. '· Davlcl KOblents, Kauts, Mra. ~'-' t:,h::'lll c;halmwln Mr I Jl!lldt o:J .,= De•t:~~==:Ch!!~]~~=~-~ . Jf~or~~~lc~e~fllt:.:.:.:~~[;: •=~-·~-~:a~t~l~~-m~ .... Each Week Elberfelds Store · Closes At Noon On Thursdays · Kr.::;ier r---------.- - I Drhe to Pomwoy, and Shop Elberftlcls . I 1 Friday 9 to 5 and on Saturday From 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. J " -·See·- ------------Thursday's Papers For News I OfEibenelds Friday and Saturday Sale 11 t ELBERFELDS POMEROY I I ServiCe Gtven For Deceased JOF Members IT! MEIGS THEATRE DISCOUNT ,_,. ......... Reg. s2.99 Mens FABRIC CASUALS l A style for every ., sport and whim Hush PaapPioS BR!All!IN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUM. SHOES ~~ WOlVERINE 8· 95 to 12·95 This father's Day pu1 Hush Puppies 01 the bop al the list Dad wi ll love their crisp g<ood looks, the SUjle(b fit, the Wl/f Hush Puppies cradle his feet in solid comfort while aivine him the exact support he needs. Yov'H find styles for every OC· cas10n fro m golfine to important business meetings. Wily not pick up several pail! l::r::~~ri~in June 21. Mrs. of the the absence Attending w e r e and Ruth Reed, Mrs. June Glaze and chndren, lUcky and Patty, Mrs. Guy Russell , Mrs. Harry Hendricks and son, Terry and Mrs. Richard Wilt. New Orleans, where tbey open! some t.ime; Key West, Tamp,a, and Clearwater, Fla. They came up the eut coast to Miami and Ft. Laud· erda!•, Fla., and stopped IICape Can~veral where they saw Astronaut Gordon Cooper launched. While in Florida they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Rooeoe Fowler. Complete Selection of Hush Puppies For Men, Women and Children . Widths AAA·AA·A·B·C·DE. All Sizes - DISCOUNT PRICE Edward Stolar, Anna Larion "MAG It YOY AGI Of SINIAD" -andGreat boy • dog adventure "MY DOG, lUDDY" Moy U-24 William Holden and Clifton Webb In "SATIN NIVIR SLIIPI" (Cinemaaeope lc Color) -and- e OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOON e Deborah Kerr and Jrttcbael In RediP'••• "THI INNOC:INTI" , $1'33 .. Ladl•' Fine Gauge WOMENS CRIPE MENS RIG. $1.99 SOLI ZORI Sport Shirts RAYON TRICOT PANTIES Fine rayon tricot Panties In populor brief llyle. White and aaorted pastel coloN. Size• 6-8-'1. SANDALS -Rei· folio Value tadlae' Crepe Sole Zorl fllndala Wide alii. of oolan. 1M thw at your . _ _ Stcoft ~ ..... .a... fl.lt Short Bleeve B,li,L. Aiel. colora and PJI!ImUI at 1 ..., 'low low prlee. Jur -..1 a..,; aDd uve Sport Slllrll. . _ c c 00 pr pr •• 38 8 . DRIP DRY DRES5 PRINTS . . $5.55 ·37· · .. ~·tl' · . SUMMER DRESSES . N.. ·..att~, ~ Dew ,lll'rlnla. Jludo pt 1lflHil, 'Yall!illl 10 tl-00, wfde uat., ..., ••.,..~~y~ea. lr., Jll-. IIIII Half Blr 111ortment of new oprinc pattern• In llilt <Ue11 print• with 0111 core drip dry tlnlsb. Compare at 49c • IIIIo yd. C . ytl . . . . .• . . 99 3 . . . . ·• . SALEI HOUseHOLD ALUMINUM WARE· Wldt - ~bettae AIUIIIImuD 00 . Va. fl..'ll, ....llifl JlOUP IIIII lliW. ~ '1rlli >'~Nat' .'llftl'll pe. - · iiiMf . .' I.,. ~;;;;;;;;;;-..=...;~-· ., Bit 28 quort -city l!'.lly cbeot made wltb CAC • U wltb TIION FOAM IDJulallonNon rualiDI aluminum bandle1. 99 w. · •1, .' . ,., • ' ~-. j, ' care, cotton Eyelet trim: White, panel ~lira S, •• 95 t'O Newl Smart Faet Color 36 Inch Half Slips Wotk-tlld ancJ pvll""n .. . CHESTS .,:INE COTTON Rent pi) wood flame witb pr0111d baird top and . . . . (lupported, .-bit p1ut1e covm iD twetd. or blue. .a:,... lllelaola traia - . BIG ASSORTMENT OF STYLES ·& COLORS A bit apeelsl. purebue from 1 lead· lng manufacturer. Atlrletlve ne1r . IIMI3 at~lea iD aU the -dar rlalo, fllbrl<i and colon - all ~ Get Into tbe owb earlJ Ia ADI of thou ·fine 1111111. • · ·' . L..IJN' ljylht Trim LUGGAGE SWIM .SU,ITS . 28 QT. "SPRITE" FOAM COOLER VAcATION· THREE SPECIAL PURCHA511 ·1:ADJIS' ·BITTER • TONIGHT Thur ..frl. Store and Sne. ~ Air 6 water teatec1 I foot Air II& trou for 11 bomt, at the belfll. ·for -plnJ trlpo. A rM1 nlua at tbla lMr prlee. •tuu~ttDrive·ln ~·"'T- Colgate Toot•past• Air Mattresses CANNER RETURN FROM TOUR Mrs. A. R. Knight and son, Vincent, returned home Mon.. day after a seven weeks tour of the aouth. Among places visited were Memphis, Tenn., MJJ. sis~ippi , I NYLON HOSE II11 ~:~~~~~~:~ofasthewere community was plana to se-cure a slide projector. Tbe next meeting will be a at the Roadside Park In I 99 a cook-out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Reed for their May meeting. Following the dinner I h e meeting was opened with pray~ er by James Reed with scril>" ture reading by Mrs. - Harry Hendricks. A Bible school for t • ' ....... . .............. ....... Iilio a, Frllll}' - ' to! Jl!lnllla= :itb • I • .a t y ~·ttMnCII.a~~..n 'Yrulh night was observed Church of the Nazarene, Paula "QuMeehn ~~Subject," wtop•.• Mn. John Weraer, Mra. II hoa'lild officers were onstalled Jean Moore, Coral Moore. Len- lhe ot er • Y sermon "' M Mill Freddie II · "hen lhe Syracuse PTA held ra Bass and Sue Ellen Cu11o lh tt.;,=v·u~:C.ardPr~:~~~! andK•~-W~upw~-fll ff!~ ~ltMn. Purl ' ., , , ,;:;; """"" u , u -. uu u u • • · Its lut meeting of ohe term nmgham , accompanied by e ,__ -•· .....,,...,y ,_, ,. and Nan MooN have and Mrt. lluel Jlldeno · . ., , at the school audiloroum, May I Holmes, sang "Th11 ~. My Fa· confined to her homo with lbe lllrned ~ Columbul Mrl. Guy lbe prtlfllllatlon I pot-luck I~ 1o be .tt Iller's World, and What A He was assisted by Elder measles. th twlded lbe ~ nblblt Gl boob, ~ulnelr the .,Oq ll'ldWIIilll ln the church 41nlnl '!"""' t 8Federatloa of ~ The meeting was conducted 1Day ~at Will Be ; ',', a · Donald Cuttrlll, 1/ho read Roy Davll Ill Pontiac, Mlcb. l(n. lljlbet Woad II fin- of Mlddle)lOfi HJcb Sebool Sun- Membera are asked .. , by the president. Mrs. Willis solo, Rock of Ages, by and tributes to "Mo- opent the weekend with reJa. ~ Proieuloaal ~~ momlJII. The Qwrcb Gl the table serv.ice and a JIP.vorile Leadingham. Devotions were my Hamm ; Annette Warne~. llvMrel lD .~.areya. •· lal"oa ~ conveutioD held at ........, BIBI,.. Bible =~th·:: Mrs. 0. P. Klein ~~·~;i.;;;d4 lead b Mr H rold Holmes. played "Sonatone • Clementi The church was beautiful with s. .,..,,. OUDI .. v -• N U Houle May 17·11 ,..• a • ol lbe lunclu!i,p with' Mrs: Mr ;.b t \ ~ and Mrs. and Dick Sauvage. "Ole Sole potted flowers , candles and In Wlertoa, W.Va. with her ~er 10110 memben.of tb . ,J-1 Batef llld Rlcblrd In Ita SUDday ScluJol hour. tie .Smlth,IJ!!I,t-Beae Le:dmgha% reo~r:ed on the IM~~ .. " palms. There were flowers ln son, Harry Youns. Ill$ Olllo• club• attended "llh Bodlmer were pruented Blblel CIRCLE TO MEET and Mrs. Jeisle Cdunlr Council meeting they ' Home Sweet Home and loving memory of Mrs. Morgan Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach and Mra . John Avery of Euloll, ~ lbe Suaday Scbool baur The Afternoon C I r c I e of sletln&. P4ra. bad ittended. Mrs. Louks also "Jesus Ca lls, I Am the Way ._'' Dean, by the Dean family; and ~"· J~ll Globo:~~~oslted sun. president, presldiJI8. Clurcbln Methodlsl Clurch will be In chilrge of toid . bf the prospects of a ·lib- wereth sung by the Jur.oor Chmr Mr. Mrs, of Thomas rnoon. Mlaa H•len Irwin ol .. , ·onandmemory mother ay Mrs. EElza Golmoreena, and Moines, Io~a, Ill the F&ry in this school dis tnct. o, e F Jrs1 umted Presbyter . 1 Hartenb chSr. lilted "' -ki-t"' r-~ ~· ua the Money or books Will be great· ian Church, accom~anoed by Aunti~ Thomas. :!iay ~ Athena vM r I. International Federatl~~~ a a 1 Jy appreciated Mrs. Dnnald Losle. Choor mem- The Junoor chOir, accompan- William Bak · suest speaker at the ..,...ue. A letter from the Coun ty beos were Eleanor Kay Schneo- ied by Mrs. Donald Usle at the Eldon who was Jn. A formal dance was bald iD Health Department was read, der. Connie and Barbara Lead· organ, sang " Home S wee I J ed 1 1 ·ek In f II turn- lhe Grand Ballroom of the NeD concerning the varoous virus Ingham, Rose Ann, John and Home." In the choir were Pa· edur ho as Tuwe d rro' 8 Sret· J House Saturday evea1J18. . . h Lis Ie, Bob an d J 1mmy ' . London ; Pam SyIvester, .... dis~es, and asked roopcr.at!on K@lt tricta h Hme 'tales ay * m . os· During the bus Iness mee~.~~llli \o ni!P prevent an epidemic. Crow. Pamela Grueser played Elear.or Kay Schneider 1 Rose ep ospl · Mrs. Dale Hostrup of PorI ··'fluws and regulations. set up " Soli of My Soul." . Ann, John and Keith Lisle, and Dr. Red•e WiU Be Clinton, was ~ected president by ' the So•thern LO<·al Board The boy 's trio of the Forst Bob Crow. All present were gtv. ~ Of the Federatoon and M ra. of Education regarding the use . United Presbyterian Church, "book markers'' by Rev. Middleport Speaker Madge N:eal of Gallipolis, wu of school buildings m the dos· John Losle, Bob Crow and Don Ruppel!. . elected treasurer. Mrl. Job n 1 ~ ·----, trict were read by Mrs . Louks. Harden , gave " He is Mine," ac- During the Suuday ilchool Dr. Delbert T. Reese, Dlf..,. Weroer Is presld011! of the Mldr The sixth grade room of Mrs. !companied by Mrs . Lisle. hour. a program was presented lor of Admissions and Records, dleport Busloeaa and ProfuEmesl Wingett's. received the ' Mrs. Harold Holmes by the teen-age class. The boys f~om Rio Grande C-ollege, will alooal Club. Mn. Harry Moore attendance banner. with II mo- of four phases of life, as the of John Lisle, Bob giVe the commencement ad· was accompanied by her h..., !hers present. ' tour seasons of the year. He- · , Dun Harden, and Jim dre~s at the Eoghth Gr~ grad- band, Harry, who visited ID Coo Mrs. Leadingham insla llt'd presenting seasons were, Sprmg Bill Oiler sang "This World Is uatoon exercises at Moddleport lumbus with friends dutinll lbe .Mrs. Herschel RosP as secre-1tyo. uth), Bruce Cottrill: Sum- not my Home; 11 "A Mother's Frida~ evening, May 23 at I convention. tary and Mrs. Paul Baker as m•r (teen-age) , Lenora Bass; Pray•r" was read by Eleanor p.m. on the high school andltor· - - -- treasurer . . Autumn, (middle agel , Mrs. Kay Schnieder ; "Thank G 0 d JUm. . Marietta woman To The auditorium drapes wo\1 , Leonard Bass ; Winter (old age), Mother," by Judy Folmer; The Junior Band woll play J d . Fl Sh 'be cleaned during the summer Mrs. Claude Quillen. "Mother," by Pa!ll Sylvester, the proce;:sional and .a s~l~! u ge ower OlD at lhe expense ol the organoza· ! Refreshments of lemon bers, and "My Mother's Bible," was ~umJberk Little Englosh ~ote, Mrs. E,!fl ~er ~ M~W: tlon. It was announced thai <'OIIee and kool aod were serv· sung by the Sul18hine Makers ac .80n. The Eoghth rade Ia will l ghe ~ ~~ Garden 11 1 there would be a semi-banquet ed bv Mrs. Carroll Norris, Mrs. Class e ass WI s ng two numbers, show of t ;•---~ .~~~~-~ · h · th Do ."Jd L' 1 M H ld · •· Land of Hope and Glory," by club at the .....,....c served. honoring t. e ::. IX na IS e. rs . aro The program was concluded El 0 · Saturd d s · n M J0 h s M gar, and "My wn Amen- Chester, ay an 1 d grade ''" ents. mo · rs. n auvage, "·1 by Connie Leadingham reading " b w bel Comlllltleet for the lhow It was unanimm.lsly agreed H~r~c hel Manuel and Mrs . 1 "A Busy Mother's Prayer.'' Ac- ca, Y r'"u!J!.!!iiii!!!i that the PTA will re-charter Wtlham Hayes. companiment on the piano, was : the local Cub So-outs .. Pack 237. • , by Mrs. Lisle. There will be a meetong lor ~e· I The Sunday School attendcharterong, Monday. Ma' 27 , 1 62 nd $22 76 ll..,. 7:30 p. m., at the . local .school I ~~~ was , a . co auditorium. All parents are 1 requested to attend . · Potted petunias were present· " ' ed to : M Program chairman rs. v lr· A memorial service Ior de· gil Hamrn announced the fol· mem be rs , Mrs. c. E . Oldest mother present, Mrs. )owing program . a piano solo, and Mrs. Pearl Hy!'eU, Albert Duckworth. "0 Happy Day ," by Sarah conducted by Mrs. Harry Youngest mothers preaent, lhe youth choir of the Smith when the JOF Mrs. William Harden, and Mrs, of the United Methodist church Darrell Brown of Mineral Monday evening at the Wells, W. Va. IIdmrc:h. Mothers wilh most children rOMIROY. OHIO Mrs. Antone Lucke, pr~sldent present, Mro. ~IIIla LeadlnJio !be meeting which ham, Mrs, Cottrtll, and M r 1. , OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY "' " THill PRitiS IFFitTIVI THRU SATURDAY, MAY 2Sih opened with devotions by Mrs. U'i)e. Moy 2a.23 :u.._ .. atromandovoooloctlon efflM~uatllymorchMdloo at d!HOunt prlcoo 1.• olwoy1 open It the Everett Thomas. The group Mother traveling farthest to NOT OPEN ............. lttllll fw tho " - - l o t t appertl !Inn for tho family ond ohHL ...,. mo- t.,.rydoy of sang, "Praise Qod From Whom the SUnday School, Mrs. Dalla ..-All Blessings Flow," followed Starkey of Columbus. FRIDAY and SATURDAY scripture reading of Mother having bad the mooot OPEN FRIDAY NITE 'TIL 8 Moy 24-21 by Mrs. Thomas and children, Mrs. Ada Slack. "THE PIGEON THAT with prayer. Members The deaconesses and deacons REG. 19c VALU:;;.------:;;;;;;;;::--__. TOOK ROMI" l l•llOn<jed to roll call with a mem· sent flower! to lhese shut· Ins FAMILY SIZE -Charlton Heston, Elsa Martiverse. of the Church, Miss Jennie Potts nelli, Baccaloni, Harry Guar· Several projects were discus- Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. George 51-15 GUAGE :!!;'~UNG GUNS OF TEXAS" sed. Mrs . Homer Cooper thank· Grindley, Mrs. William Potts, (Technicolor) ed the class and members for Mrs. Bessie Wise, Mrs. Ora SHEER SELF 5EAM Ref. 111e value r...oua ColJames Mitchum, Alana Ladd, flowers sent to her sister, El· Nease, Mrs. Maggie Hurd, Mrs. ..le :roolbpute at· a _, loW Jody McCrea, ChiB Wills and sit> Hart , while she was ill. A Mayme Holmes, and Mrs. Flor· prloe .at ~ 118<. S...e DOW, Gary Conway: sa lad rourse was served by ence Harden. SUN., MON. ond TUES. Mrs . Dwight Parker and Mrs. ----Moy 26-27-29 Jed Webster Sr. from a table Homebuilder Clm1 pr. NEW SPRING SHADES "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" w1th while cover and centered Met At Reed Home Wl'th Tony cur,.15 Slightly lrreg. All New SUmmer · 8ba4eL with an arrangement of snapand Susanne Pleshetle dragons. The Homebuilders Class of Slzeo 8\lo to 11. Bee theoe and biiJ ..veral iiii~_;;;;~:;,;;.====--==~ 1 ~h~ Bradford Church of Christ Plllr now. Hurry, Sbop at your lonUIII 6 Foot HAMPSHIRE TESTED s • ~Z:.~ YGUEC, Ladies Return From c·olumbus B&PW Event 1 • ' '1 ... McGovern its o-b ith PU I~ .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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