https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/46e131259f210105cc2e415422a6d236.pdf 2f4d68ffe5d7b229e9027202183048cf PDF Text Text •· '• ' .. . .. ,. ~,_ ... . : . ' • 1 .J· • ' ~ • 1 1:!===::::;::~-b~ Mar·~ tta ~Q-YOUKNOW ' 'llle • . eoJI)'Ioara, .. ut..t lloat .. lllliUirlty, It lllo ........... olealla nllldee. .'btt«ed ' ..._. """ ... enttne e hJOcbts ..... '""' .lest In le•lllk WU'fHEI .......... Ill' ... ~ IJII'................... ... ~y. nip *llr •7t, ... tooi!IIM Ia .... .. ,.,i t ,_,., I'• Tlae .I~ ,01 Tlae Jlei••·_M_u_o_n_ A_rila_ . ------------: ~ ' ~VO~LL'~X~V~N~0~.~36~------~------~-~~~~0~Y~~IDD~L~~~~~·~O~H~IO~.--~----~M~O~N~D~A~Y~,~M~A~Y~2~7,~19~6~3----------------~· : •• ~~~~-l=a~F~IV~E~~~~~ ' Rash Of Tornadoes Today BEmUT, Lebanoo - Syria and Iraq's apparent aecond lbol!ihls on ..Arab federation to-· day plac' lbeir proposed un'lon wilh Egypt in serious doubt. Both nations' ruling Baath soclalist parties have given clear indications in recent weeks they are having misgivings about implementing t h e union plan reached in Cairo April 17. • • • VATICAN CITY- Pope Jobn XXIII, reported slowly gaining strength bul slill In danger lol' lowing a oecond attack ol inlernal bleeding, remained in •·• od h'le d •·I'" LtCU t ay W I ocw,;, wa !.ec.. out. 24-hour crisis period. pontiff · ed 11· 1 1Sund The al-year-oJd o:y · I I Wtpkened him ser otiS y sIX • '·.': ·late 'MOvies SATURDAY - . ,..- •• w IJI\ -r-·- - - ·-: -~ polntuleDtlor 14'~ (l..lf Cbar........ ~ ·· . &dllv81L ~ -"~· " . q. a, T,brlller, Tile, . ~lbat.. Le41111, aiicl J;lr, Bllsl. a. 13, Chiller, :Untamed Women (ltG2) Dorll Me&'rldL . ......_,,May II, .a. I. Tbt mve.- Kin& Leonarclo" Fury La118bio'n.' . . (Technicolor) 8:00 TV Cl.asst00111 t:OO Ceptala ~ 10:00 The Alvlll Sbow 10:30 ~ .PI8jlboule U: 00 Rm flo 1'la ' 11:30 R01 a_. Sbow II: 00 Sky Kin& 0:30 Newa l:GO Town & CouJ11rr ~~~:~ Mitchum, Alana Ladd, ~ McCrea, Chill Willa and t .(;fary Conway. SUN. MON. ond TUES. Moy 26-27·21 POUNOS Of TROUILI" (Teehnioolor) (Hllarious Disneyland) Curtis, Susanne Ple£hPhil Silvers, Claire , 4 year old girl, 1:30 Bli Picture Z:OO Sports FUIII lli Dizzy Dean Z:30 Glanla va. Cardl 5:011 Doctors AI Work 5:30 Earlf Show 7:110 cannon BaU 7::11 Jac11e Gleuoll 1:10 Defeddon 1:30 Have Gua Will ;ravel 10:00 GIIIIIIDOiro 11:00 Newa II: II Late Show D:OO New1 z: lJ~::~M~urp~ ~y, ·and Kevin En FiJ Mr. enU!r' ner 1 daugl birlh< Guo ents, Pick• aunt, k.... May . • ~ ' . I; Pat- leal Centter. Four · o her ldpersons, ·1 h a mne-yoar.. Sir w ose mo· k'lled · · ed · tl.er crash was 1on Northtrn , were m]ur the Sta m ·. Parkway near Lake m Wecllleldll7, , "'~- ·' _..'i':. blnation Pot.. Order early, order now . We eJvo TV Stamps. ·1'·h •· ..,.,...,_ •.:> ·~ ·.'•r. -·• ...~ • TAYLOR MCK HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - ftob. ert Taylor, wht. for the p a s t t11reo yean bQ been lbe liar of a U!levislon abow, returns to lbe ......., ... WaU Dlsnets hiii8J>Uc drama, "Mlracle of t b • Wbi~ Slallloas." taylor, himself an esper1 rider and a noU!d bone loVer, plays the role a1 Col Aloia J'o4. bajsky, direLf« ol Vlenna'a reDOWned Spanlob llldlllc ScboaL 111 • • INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -The conventional, four-cylinder roadsten stm ruled the Speedway today, but tbl'ft other breeds will continue their challenge tn Thursday's 5C&mile race for a $450,0110 jackpot. two weekeods of qualificalions screened the fastest field lrt lhe gasoline derby's hlslory, With the S3 cars averaging a record 1411.02S miles per bour, eombared with last year's 147,· 330. • WHTN-TV CIMnnel 13 111 • • KATMANDU, Nebal - Two American mountaineers brought down off ~dt. ~y helicopler today for emergency treatment of frostbitten loes. They lold of brealhtaklnl brushes with dealh In lbelr conquest of the world's highest mountain. • • • CINCINNATI- Lew Crosley today resigned 88 oecretary of ' minor league clubs for the Cincinnati Reds, elfeellvo June I. Crosley, .whose futUre plana are llldefltute, will be SUC<leed· ec by James M.. . who p!ioYlouoly served aa club ~actor lor the St. Loulo l!roWDtl 8!ld lhe Baltlm..., Ern< and son, Tho a lit cake rodet lavo, Plastic Flowers, Potted & lotqutts Orioles. I· WY 2·2039, Dlly or Night '· Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mlll•rd V•n Mltw \V•IMIN ~s W11'SHINGTON -The Senale • was scheduled to begm debate today on a $840 million menlal h~alth bill described by .Pres14ent Kennedy as ~ "bold new l~proach" for treahng the mentt.lly ill and retarded. Chairman Listera Hill, O.Ala., of the Senate Labor and Pu•(; lie Welfare Committee wlllch studied the measure, predicted the bill would be approved. J, 'I •• •' We Wire Flowera Enrywhere s rin 0 Palrn a~tctor Ma~ g;: t.a.OJl~ two da ~ 'atter uc Th~ wed~mg, attended by Miss , Shores two children, was as much a surprise to her friends in HoUywood as her Stparation from actor George Montgomery in December of 1961 . • • 0 gef I tend . Geraniums, Mums and Com· Bi~~;:~~~h ~~:n:e was eme:r: frrst marria.ge. eSPRAYS Fresh Potted Plants • T 1 1 l'f ~e blo~de singer pick up f~l dwor:ce papers from her 'DiandaJ, J/187 :It a. • 'Jbe Woman Who Turned to Salt. 111111 Cb 13, A Girl In EverJ Port (1852) Made Wllsoa. , Friday, ~711,,01~ ~~ Hoo, Scudda lfaJ (lMIJ ~­ "''a, .. .x • • y . Haver. Cb Qlller, Malt from .l'l8lllil t. •• ,ri Fred MacMurray " N. Y. ed s nd May ~. ~ . .. M«llW"!''I Depth. c::JaJre Norria. C1i II; One Nlgllt In Lls'b\lnt WCHS-TV CIMnnel 8 GUNS Of TEXAS" :MIIIIilaJ, .r., 8 head-on automobJie collision on Long Island in which one ~rson was kil Ied, was reported . d' . od m satisfabc~oryp cobn tltJ~n tMeday at Colum ta res y ertan - . 'luetofay, ..., 11. a. •· Quota; Darron McGavin, C1i II JlahaDili PaSsage (1811) 'lladeo lelne Carron. . 5:45 Race of Week TONIGHT "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" Heston, Ella MntlBacealoni, Harry Guar- .. rW'ch Clf Purgatory•. JOJm ~ ek. Cb IS, The Sbepberd Clf !Ill HJiJa (IHl) John Wayne. 6:00 TV Digest 8:30 News & Sporla 6:40 Weather 8:45 Newa 7:00 Saturd117 ;Jamboree 7:30 Sam Benedict 1:30 Joey B~ 8:00 Saturday Ni&bt Mllvll ll:GO New• 11:10 Wealbor 11:15 Spoau 11:10 Movie I'OMIROY, OHIO • Cllamplon, .om.. ·NoGavin. a. 13, The 'lluncbbacll: • Clf NoiN l>ame ·(llllt) a.artu POMEROY Turnpike Wreck Kills SixlnN.J. RAISING FLAG - Gary Sewell, Jim Harden and Reed Ferrell, members of the Boy Scout troop, raise the flag at the conclusion of post office dedication Sunday. The flag, which had flown over both the Capitol In Washington, C. and the Post Office Department building, was presented in behalf of Senator Youn§l by former lOth District Congressman Walter H. Moehler, now a mem· of the Space Administration Agency.-Sentinet Photo N S ew yracuse p ost . DEADLINE ExnNDED , Cariil Kt!DIII!dy; ~ ol · the P~ lflih ~011, the hal Off,. By United Press International Flood-building thunderstorms followed a rash of destructive lornadoes into the South today. At least U huntes in Oklahoma City, Okla ., lay in shambles. Thunderstorms and lightning streaked across mornin g skies in Oklahoma. Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Alabanla and Mississippi. Severe storm warnings were up ' for Arkansas and Oklahoma. NEWARK, N.J . IUPJ 1-A massive chain reaction collision of cargo trucks and passenger ('ars on the fog-shrouded New .Jersey I Turnpike early Wday killed at least ."' persons. . . I Pollee still we•·e cultmg thmugh: • !angled wreckage m seacch ol I r,ies. They said at least to . er persons were InJuced. lwo critically. an:~h::id::~o~~vo~~~~ ~~~~~~ ' I C e aftt>r the crash .sta te troopers found another truck buried under the other vehkles. I relu:ned lasl D e d i · c a t e d S u n d a y "EW YORK - Actre., Ar· '' . l~ne Francis, lnjured Sunday m GOIIIIbl•, Rulf " Ilead1 RuU & Redd1 Shari Lewll Make RoOm For Dacldr Mr. Wizard Clem & Luke Sh01r New York vs. ClevelaDd 4:15 Scoreboard 4:30 Ted Williams Show 4:45 Sports ThrUJ.g :~:-y a:~h:.n: ;• t.~ 7:10 DoWD OD lhl l'anll · 1:10 Popoye 6 Polo 1:30 1:30 10:00 10:!10 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 . -~-' .pt . • ....,. Mw zs,.a. '· AI>' WSAZ·TV ~ ·Chinnel 3 ~.mmi Dtoive ·In th~~~~a~in~c~h:~ :::~ •. Fifteen Homes Leveled By, , :Twister In Oklahoma City 1 erious ; , RICHARD OILER 1 Rick Oi er T0 } . Pope John's Condition 'S ' Tornadoes ripped through Oklalhoma. Missouri and Kansas Sug.. 1 d~y . The hardest hit was Okla1 hl.!ma City where one witnes.o; said twin twisters split, then fused ' tack together. Ad\'ance warning was credited with sav ing hundreds of person • · rrom injury and possiblt' death. .Jo~~~~~~·;~~ l':.;n: ~:np~·1ve~\.' :~;. ~:r~ ~ 81_ ~~e~~ ~::' c~it:ll~.. rsona ,,.,, .. '""dtlmn d"plle optimtsttc Afternoon· ~~;:~~:~'~:£.:.:~£}~£~~~ Enter M•'amt. u ~~:.',';',:";:. :.~:~ ~;.~'t;;,~ro,;ng :~:;:.t:::o~~~~~~i~=~::~·;~: I ' and 14 - a r N·"'al'k Airporl ·~ '" " It was truck on top of truck t ( k .. d .. Pomeroy 1on op 0 true · sal .state i I . Oki ho ea.<el n a ma C't1 Y· A 7& woma11 was crihcall d~ngNouslv 111 folio'>' mg a second • 1 A large crowd of Meigs resi- served as po$tmaster at t w o by hack from a!ta<·k of mternal bleeding within hurt \\hen her mol.ule home wai and county vJsltors sur- different lime11 and 'was also to Syracuse and for over 60 Tr~~r Robert Behnk_e. d ' a Wf'('k spl?nt a good mght and'!1pped apart · k-ronf 1 an a&aas · Ian t 1o Mr · Lawrenee year 8 1'I wa 8 carried b11J skiff Tue dead and InJUre were · themodern brae • k . . . feels · sornt>\\hat better- the 1m-' Eld rly w 1 l ... t office for ded- and William S. White. He serv- from the Baltimore and 0 hI o ta en to st . .James Hosptta 1 in Richard Oller. Middleport . . .. : e oman n ur ceremposonies Sunday al ed as """'~aster in the 1930's railroad station in New Haven Newark and Elizabelh Gene• al who placed first sch,,lastltalh PI m f'ment Is {Ontmumg I A 93-year old woman was ierlo • """~" · d AI . 8 c. H · 1 · . F. 1• ed h c. .c and early '40's Flanagan reealled to the town an elU8D rotut"rs osp•ta s Ill m the dass of 43 graduates r 1- But other soun·f's Sl'lld that de ous ) lnJUr \.l en •~er ffiuul 1t was Mr WiiiJam J Fbmagan ~kl that moat residents that ainee 1930 mail nearby Elizabeth. day evt!mng was presented a spite lhe de.l•berate opt•m•sm of home was struck near Luther. assistant to· the •Re.,ion-· Syracuse eitit.efll only remem- has been deHvetad by motor A spokesman a t AI extan Bro th - meda 1 1or hemg Ihe h1ghest the off I( 1.11 <:~n~ semi-off 1r 1al pro Okl a. ' " . bo Y and a1so recel\e ·, d I Okl •·· Director of the Cincinnatl ber the nrwt office in the build car and truck to Syracuse. He ers sa id t" ·0 vtcttms, one dea d•1 rank mg nounlemPnt s. •hl' Pope 1s weak. The town or Bowegs, r-~by Ben Quisenbe . said for mort than 18 years the 0 tc. · · d. en't lea 11 y, were sc hoars 1 h t H' •· nd c 1 recet ' d I · post office department. ing owned u'l:'r m~ure Ips o 1o ._.ra e o · although he rem<.~1ns lucid . ~ .e . 1ea''Y d·amage, a lth ough 1 said the new struc· It was located there for rnpre Mrs. Hazel Clark was the able bolh from Sam1er. Ont. ldl"nlih· Jiege, Fmdlay College and \-11· . . no tnJUfll:'s were reported. Thl was built for the residents than 40 years. BeUt Carl- postmaster of Syracuse and cati~ns were not d•srlosed 1m- ami Umvt"rsity dunng com· Pruf: Ant~n1o. Gasharn.m, the Oklahoma NatiOnal GWt~ ~a, S nd the wrote the flrst IJlMe)' order Mrs. Florence Duckworth was me(hately. , menc.,.ment exercJses , ])OntJff s pel so nil I V}lY"IcJ<m. \' IS · called out to control traf(Je d yracuse: ra:e r ~rsons, there on April 27 1102 while 1 the assistant untO her death The crash scene was s1rewn i He will enter Mmmi Univer Jted h• m shm tly l:.ehl!'e noon pl't''>'~c!nt loot mg . ,.I wbo want~ it: ~ clerk for Mr. La~nce. suddenly in 1959. Mrs. Clark re- with ~toes. produce, steel p1pe. s11y in Septeml'ler, and mn ]or •od<tv Three mch hailston~ feU •t rill comtnented the new post ·At flrst the man wu brought tired In 1962. rr~zen (t~h, ~eels of steel and I In Chemical F.ngmeermg DoJior Is None ommiltal \ Ctly and ba~ll SIZed hall feU. jn Syracuse as one of , • ....,,._ . . m1xed WJth oil.. m he was . Whe!J .ask".d ho\1. the Pope was. at Midwest l1ty, boJh 1n biHit in ·the district duriBl'! re_ 1 One Qf the first tbe scene on the 1':1taf( of the Annual. and , be satd. "You must understand eral area o( City. Tarears. .. I W~S Sgt. Robert Loneker of the ' the school paper. The A< tiVIt,v' vou mu~t undl'l's1<md I can sav nadoos also 1ooched at Lab ca. Fol~win his talk Mr RaJl. ' Elizabeth volunteer ambulance was a member of the Student ~otlllng ., - lnu , F.dmond, JeUerson. Tet'Um~ ter turnedgthe latform ~er squad. He found two bodies. One counctl , ForeJgn Language f'lub , , Wewoka, Holdenville., R06coe. lOth D~trict Co essThe Pope reC"c'lVed h1s aide. JO Bethel and Panama. 1 was lyrng tn a clump of we;eds off 1Safety Club!1 and served as a Walter H. Moellerns;hoiD ... the turnpike shoulder Ill the dass Orf lcei, memb('J of the i Amleto Latdinal Cleognalll, Sun In MLSSOUII, the .sherlff'a offiet . • U marshes Another lay ne<:~r a sernur play casl. day n1ght and <~g<:~m th1s mornmg spotted a tw1ster m the air ne~r acting postmaster wrekced truck . j' Rick was active in sports par· 1 for ruutmt' d1.,euss•ons of church HtghlandviUe, but 1t did not toucb Hubbard with a_fl~ tbat A 46-year-old Pt. Pleasant man Sunday fell apP.roxi- Some of the trucks were en ttcipating 10 football as co-C"ap- 1busmf'ss The t'<Jrdmal 1s \attcan down However, heavy rams sent flown over the nation 5 capo mately 100 feet from the New York Central railroad r~ute to markets m New York itain in his semor' .vear, baskei ·l sl'<'ret<lry of state and me~ts thf' . nvers m M•ssourt raging, and and the post office .~epart- bridge crossing in Kanauga and drowned in the Ohio C1ty. • Iball. baseball and a member i Pope rf'!;:ularl.v for a lmeltng on road~. near Walnut Shade, Mo., Tbe flag wSas raisedBoyby River. Y. B. Coates, 53, of Roseboro. of the golf team . H.e b the son church alfau·s. :and Jolla, Mo., were closed. , of lhe yracuse Found at •• a. m. Ibis ~ N C d . I lh R C fAg . hLrung . h'1t and toppled the .......... · ·· a' rtver or e · · 1uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oiler ,. . . troop • · b u s Coa 1 """"d ff' ·tled ~H r· c . d .· · ' Ctrognam " about the only t . Jophn. . 1\fo.• • mg y . . S uua~ 0 1eye Wl•n:;Sses repor \.AJverson au mg o., v.as nv· 5~ Broadwav·st and attend s , . .. . . _ _ seep 1eof a church tn 1 Paul A. Mil~er. past ~~sl- cials was Clyde Hayman, a Ia- they saw a man fall from the ing a load of crated chicken~ Ithe Middleport Church of Christ. , \at lc~n of •c•al oul stde hi.<: P~Jvate . some C<:~.rs were stranded on • of the national ~ssocta&aon borer. b··idge, Pt. Pleasant police, fire when he ran into the fog. :ntourage that the Pope has s~n nearby highway by water 8 lo II Postmads~rs lhe mdedtr~ucedt' The man apparently slipped volunteers and the "When l hit that spot you In tht' p<:t~l tw o<lays. inchf's deep. About two inchE>S uf atten mg . ICB wn from the brlaie around 1:30 Guard officials began coukln't see a thing.'' he said. Rullantl Is RPaf1~, The semi - official Vatican rain fell in the Joplio arej il ~nd F~nk R. F~rresi r,:st pre~ Sunday ~t shortly before 8 !'oum.•s msi~ted that "the im· lwo hours, It lasted "The tremendous fog just "eemed ' For ~lt>morial DaY the N~ ona ague . NYC train passed over the and resumed to collapse from the sky. It was R 11 d A . prou•ment Ls conlinuing" ----Postmasters, mtrod~u;c=ed:=;~~~:~~~~;· Dr OUv Eh thls morning. the worst I ever saw. It just fell l _u an . men~a,n .eg~.on · ,·ng poslmas•·r. . er thJs s enaur, Po.st 467 Will obsel\f' VlemO!Ial l a..:: coroner said mornvlctim Wll the son of on me." i · . · Still h• Dangt"r • 1' , all around the state • lbe Ja•· Mr and ·Mrs Henry iDay Thursday w1th a parade ! But 11 wa~ d t>ar that the Pope wao probably caused ~ · · ' · · ' . 1 11 be 1 tended the event. drownin No mar-s were Hayman, Mason county. He had ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - begmnmg al 9 a . m. . t WI ' wa s nut out ot danger trom his l The dedication opened with found on man's bcxly, endaddress. He is Don Quisenberry, Syracuse, Mrs led by the Rutland ~llgh sc hool ' entlr·al rPbpst> fit> was weakened I by the Southern ~al ing rumors he had been struck by two brothers and Floyd Barringer, Reedsville. band . . . 1hy tht• sarne hemorrhagmg that[ school' band under direc. sister DISCHARGES SATURDAY _ AU Legton membets are fir~ 1 struck him stx monu1s ago I of Edward J~son and the b),: .::::·wu found SO feet The ~y Is at Stevens Fun- Mrs. Blaine Riggs, and daugh· requested lo b~ p~est>nt and all and rt>ILinl €'(1 last Monde~y night. ; by Actmg Poetmashome. Arran rnents will be ter Hartford w. Va ., M r s. 1veterans are. mv1ted to ~ake , , . 1 Hubbard · below the NYC bridge, I •· g L ' C t' ' Reed 'II Ha part. Memonal dav se-rvwes t The V<.~ilcan hax rept>atedly said · A truck loaded WI'th I''"' imately 150 feet ·from shore aa..::r. arry ur Js sv1 e r· h P . ed b . .:. "' of Ceremonies for the Coa Guardsm Albert . ry Adams 'Portland .Jessie will be at the Miles Cf'm<'lf'ry I t t' opP " aJwmJa •s caus Y1chickens went out of control ;:JIIJ . was Syracuse st en RUIIIMAGE SALE / N ase ~son· Jani'ce Pa e at 10 a . m. I a slom;.lrh .:ulmen1 but there .were turned over Sunda at II lS . e ' • g • u•1 eunt ll'm(•d report~ of t·ancer Y P Herman Lond on. The invoea· er and Harry MUier found the 'Jbe Youlb Fellowship of the Rutland; Bertha Conde, Porn.. i · · rn. on Stale Route 33 just be · was given by Rev. Car Melhotllst church wiU roy. FIREMEN TO MARCH j yond the old Rock Springs tel· and the benedlctton by W sponsor a rummage oaie Fri- ADMISSIONS SUNDAY F1re Chrel Henrv Werr; an· Tnwn W nrkl'rs Are ephone exchange building . Howard- Ruppel~. day and Saturday, May 31 and Constance Cheadle, Rutland. noune<d today th•l all Pome·[ Nalii I'll For Drive Meigs county Depuly Shertfl Orvllle Brooks sayre, owner June 1, at the Davis-Warner Mrs. Dan Brown, Minersville. roy flremf'n are to meet be ' Howard Frank investigated th<:> lhe new post office wao building in Pomeroy. DISCHARGES SUNDAY _hind the Pomero)· High 'chool , Mrs. Clar,•m•e McNeal. chair- accident and reporled that tho during the program, Mrs. Patrick Johnson and son, at 8:30a.m. Thursda) to rar -,ma n of the Middleport Cancer driver and 8 passenger both 6 . Mrs. Elma Louks, WIENER ROA.ST Middleport; Don Quisenberry, ticipate in the Memorial Day Crusad~. Drke in the vi~lage caJ)ed injury. 1res~dent1al areas, today hsted ~owever, app~ox.lmatel~ 100 o~, Syracuse Eleme~! S Cub Scout. Paek 224 will have Syracuse; ~ohn F~ick, Pome· parade. Ode To Amerl~~ Flag a wiener roast Tuesday for aU roy; Beatnce RaudP.n, Hartto .... n worker~ . chiCkens were VICtims ol t t1 e lo lhe flag r8Istng. The MASON CITY - Rev. Jack Scouts and !heir parenla at ford, w. va. MARRIAGE APPLICATION They areo Mrs Roy Russell. crash. Several of the ""''' apthem wa~ led by Welch, pastor of St. 'auJ's p. m. At the roadside BIRTHS SUNDAY-Constance ] Wilsoo junic:- }'utman, 18. Mrs. Hobf'rt Burkett , M.r. James filled with chickens were strewn Margate! Cottrill. lhem Qlureh In ('jew Haven, Middleport. Boy Scouts Cheadle, Rutland, a son, Mr. Coolville Rt. 3, Iarmer . and i Euler. Mrs. Homer Rice, Mrs. ·over a wide area when lhe l '> SyrQcuse resident Robert BacealAqroaiA! Mlddleporl and lheir par· and Mrs. Floyd Barringer, !Frances Lurille Hood, 17. Reed s. !lda Bachner. Mrs. Lee Simlh, ton Studebaker truck toppled read a hlslOT)' of lbe mon to W~ Jll&b will be guesla. Reedsville, a son. lville. Mr . Marcus Chambers, SIs over. post office w hI c gradllallnl10nlors ~y WISe . Bess Sanborn, Mrs. Nora Driver of lire vehicle ,. a 1 ·hack 1o l8SO when th ing 1rt the Wahama D Mills. Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Thomas E. Stlvison, 17. of L.r Pootmasler, Geor Uslllfl the topic Is . a z•e e en er op war s ' Pau\ Casrt, Mrs . Homer Jones, gan, Slivison told officers ho , Sr., was Installed. " Rev. Welcb ,uplalnMrs. P•ul Smart, Mrs. Jack was unable to negotiaU! t h , Among eorlf locationt of 1o group ·~1 wisdom ll . ' · ' Bachner, . Mrs. Alfred Parish, curve. The truCk came to 0 slop office iD Syracuse wer God ..,.r hao ®me .down • . Mrs. P.eshe Erwm, Mrs. Geor- on ils top 1n •roeetled field own· ~ (sloct lor earlb wilb J..., Ou:lol. He By VIIIINON SCOTT Marshall'• se<011d straight lri-< besl program of the year award 'ge Nieinsky, Mrs. Edward Sty- ed by William Gru..er. Tho ~D 8 ~ the ll'adUite, .that .wil- VPI lhfbaw4 CorrespOadenl umph resulted from his portrayal -as well as best ducumt>n1ary lles , Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. top and windshield of the truck lbe ~~m , S. Ia prell!'~t not only it our. HOLLYWOOD IUPI! _ Shirley 88 the stralght·iaced defense at. laurels. Erme Frasier. Mrs. Dale Swear· """' damaged. storage build~ (~ dowa) bqt ~ tU' elaurooma Beotb . ud· E. ·G. Mar•hall. two torney on ihe highly rated "The A grim and true account of the 1 ingen, ,Mrs. l)enver Nelson, Mrs\ · The Meigs county sheriff's '*"!-bel Olddleo homo, .In our wbatevor .lhey •k!·proo from Broadway, •bared Defenders" &eriea. digging ol an escape tunnel from ,Asa Jordon, Mrs. Ted Riley, tleJ>artmont also arrested Lew Flalla&an said When · be. . · leleolllon'a lop awards today as Another Broadway veteran, Kim East to West Berlin beneath the' Jr. · Edward Glllion of Coolville on Barttla ~ · ,j!yr~oe ~eljlh . the best actreu ond actor of tho stanley, won lbe best single per· I infa...us wall, "The Tunnel" ao- Mrs. Robert .Craig, Mrs. Ern· a dlsturbloe lbe peace charge · he lllOI'ed the of. , lnlroCalion. lli!IMI oeuon. forlll8llce Emmy for her role aa tually was f•lmed during the event esl Bowles, Mrs. Norman Yeau· the -.nd. to bls resll;lence and · The olau Mlu. -.11 ltld MarobaU both a drug~cled lawyer In a two- itself. The controversial show was gor. Mrs. John Kra'f>czyn, Mrs. · his alore J!hleb . woe lll liwlllay night'• part ••gment of lhe "Bell Casey" delayed in being tel•vised for lwo Gordon Wolfe, Mrs. Paul Boo~ ~ lloopltol NuaroDI CJiltu:cll 11111-..1. awartll prooenlationo series titled "A Qlrdinal Act of months heoause of the BerJin ,lick and Mrs. Richard Pickens . . AD~ sATURDAY lbe, !11m ·\he 11 the . . rep Mercy." crisis. . Eilzi.~ · 11,, Long BDIWllllam La........,. Jar ...., II ·WII the IOOIIlJll year English ttor Trevor Howard SUnday !light's awards wero FORrEITS BOND . - ; I · · Sprouse, Mitldl• fer Ill a ,_ 1!9111 lion. WQ voted the Emmy lor best ~led to stor-•tudded audi. William Connolly of Long IIQI. port; · lleyncida, Jr., · 1111 WOII oingle performance by• an ac:tor ence1 In New York's Hotel Am· tmn forfeited a $28.'10 bc!pd . ~t.- Polpolv, · r. ber role lor his title role in "'l'be In- ericana wilh Arthur Godfrey as urtfay in Pomeroy May~,, ·Dl!'~;~o\RGES SA'i'URDAY' II! viDillble Mr. DlsraeU" which WH host, In Hollywood's Palladium les Legar's Court on a < :~~. Pomeroy, 1 ~ SUNJMy a baemad II a llf8JDelit of "Tho witii Joey Bishop In Ch!ll'll". and (J1i ehlll'gt. Over lbe !itt per- ~ HaU Clf FJme." ' In the Sberaton-Parlt Hotel In jlle Pomeroy Pollee ~- ..-.,. Lillie BuUtwu a docullleiltary, "The Wuhinjljln, p.c, wlt~ Cbtt Hun~ mtnl cited Donald Weise, .-, : ' '~AY 'lllluioli" whl"" ~-. r~, ~ ,It1 ~~~ '~;, ., , Syraouse, on 1 speed(ql ~. , IJ!.;'~~ . ' S..mi·Offrrtal "' .d h ('an sw Jn September l SOUr("f'!i at till• Vab- 0 ( ld ff e Hl -y ear,-o pontl ' vear-old 1 I I 1 :se 1 ~ .~ h•·~-1, ·· · PI# P''eeasan t M a'n I to j • nwnsAfiter.oJja // Wlul~ a~ ~1gh s~hoot O~h9rna t~ ge• I 1 1 I i. . · tJ!· M'Isses cul"llre Truck Upended OnRoute.33 WlahaJna Will Gf3dUate 57 Thi EveJUDg • , 1 H ·1 f d c A d I Jllllt. ""J' Em..,. ..........._io 0! ·· w ,. .......... - �• .. ·~• .'} ' , ' - ' "Can't "You 1\e.ad?-G~t Lost!". Tho Daily Sentinel ' . ~4nNGEDITORIALLY · Ft. Sumter, 1963 . ' '" 'The newest events affecUnc tbe rac1~ 1 situation in Alabama •ug11e8l thii " ~ unt.ry may be moving mto one of the .. ust turbulent ordeals in the whole of ' "t.S domestic history. · The bloody riots at the Ole Miss cam· pus last fall coul-d be only a foretaste of \'fhat is in store. 1 For the sta~e has been sel. for a nake rd,ash betwe~n federal and state powe . If that conformatlon comes to pass, re (ian be no predicting the full outc m6. But it could be very, very grave. Hifllt1 never quite duplicates itself. e · defiance fJy Gov . Or1'al Faubus at Little jock disappeared quickly when Presideif Eisenhower acted. Though Mississippi's Gov . Ross Barnett several tilrles defi ed U. S. marshals, he yie lded at a late stage. AJabama's Gov George Wallace says, however, that he wi II plant himself at his state untversity 's door to bar entry of negroes - now set for June 10 - and will not yield. What will happen 1f he stands that (round '? • Alabama's Attv . Gen . Ril'hmond Flow'ers says serious violence . may occur. This seems a reasonable forecast , since the state already has seen riots over racial issues this year - an(l they occurred at 'le Miss in spite of deliberate plans to avoid them . We are unlikel~ to see again an y ex· ten&ive use of fed eral marshals such as w,J~surted to by President Kennedy at Oxford , Miss. The exper.ime-nt failed . and the troops which first appeared at Little Rock came in the end tO Ole Miss. There can be little question but thai the, Army would be called on speedily to . , t l break a defiant stand by Wallace and qudl any resultini civil disturbance. Jn past interviews Wt~Uace has said he knows this consequence may follow . He wants this t•st, at any cost. He says he thinks the forcible removal land per· haps arrest\ of a governor would stir the nation to the peril he finds in the U. S. government's course. lmpHtit in this is his tdea that, once awakened, a majority of Americans would call on the President, the Congress and the federal courts to change course to a direction acceptable to the forces sternly resisting desegregation . Everyone co ncerned with this desperately serious problem , whether near to it or standing at some distance, must ask himse!f : Is this . or is it not, a nation whose individual part~, (states) are stronger than the whole? Would a majority of people rise, as W<~.lla ce hints, in support of a course that would confirm state superiority? Or would • majority support the federal power as supreme ? There is not much time before the next crisis. By all means imaginable, let· ter , telegram public opir1.ion poll, t he country's dear answer to these ques· lions ought quickly to be made known. We are deciding not just a matter of ci vil rights. We are deciding again what kind of a nation we want the United Slates to be. Reason, the elemental reason of a so· lid-thinking people, should inject itself into this controversy before a hard col· Hsion comes - and perhaps brings with it ungovernable violence and a train of events deeply injurious to an Americans. .J . I Hel~n -- . . . \ ' - ~ . . • \~ , J, ' 1 .,...._ H.elp .Us. • - ·- •-~ t' rt"- '. . • •I ')> •!' Heart Attack Claims OHSAA Commissioner 3 ROOM GROUP AS LOW AS _ __ We'll prepare your ready mixed $299 eon- crete order to your specifications, and deUver it anywhere in town, all ready to poUr. Call today . . . our service Is prompt and our pr1ce1 are the lowest possible! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 WW!hin!JloD Column Middleport Reports From The B-E, Recovers Stolen Vebicle Voire Of Croadway •.. Reporting TACKLE BOX. Unbreak able, CO'IOUM-prool . .. 3 books . Quick Quiz • plte West Coast rumors to the contrary By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ·-· . Tl!o.,c.tl01'ines.in "Hot Spot" are look· ·;r Celebrities ingt'r Lisa Kirk and her songwriter ing for JObs , expecting the musical to and. Bob Welles, have parted He close soon despite Judy Holliday 's heroic ,, ed out on her, and friends who are efforts. Members of the cast of "Little crying to effect a reconciliation don't Me" are similarly pessimistic about that seem too hopeful. The question along show 's fate . . . Sheree North and Qr. Hro.ad\"va~ will be : "What's going to hap· Gerhart Sommer go to court again · in penito the musical he 's been \\'Tifing for Los Angeles because they never could her~ . Those closest to Vice President get together on a settlement in their di· Lyndon Johnson say he' ll bow out of the vorce case. NOw it has become a custody ticket in 1964. No hard feelings: he sim- battle over theif'Child. Sheree bas offers ply feels that being seco nd man on the to do Summer stock in the East but p~dent1al totem pole is unrewarding . won 't leave California unless she ca n an,-~e mis~es th~ ad ion he knew in the take the- youngster with her. Bing Crosby can name his own figure Senate. Besides. he realizes that being he 'll do two hours for Granada TV, for if V~~p under a man who dominates the cons umption in Britain Charles de press as completely as President Kenne· dy does won't help his chances of win· Gaulle has been petitioned by French ni~)he presidential nomination in 1968. film makers to rescue the decli ning in· : .·• · ck Benny. still stage struck at al· dustry with a smaller admission tax: and m '• 40, tells chums he can ·t w<Jit to re· larger subsidies. Producers and distribu· tum to Broadway- he had thai much tors ar ~ suffering from large losses over fup during his recent run as a one-man the past two years- and Brigitte Bardot, i. 1 phfnomenon . He may do it again nnt who used to hail them out, doesn 't any' \ Winter .. Susan Wilding. in London ar- more. ranging for her furniture to be shipped to New York. may bring along a new Rishop Fulton Sheen will be one of husband - the ever-colorful Gregg .Ju- the speakers at the luncheon honoring arez of international cafe sodetv Ed- Rube Goldberg on June 6 at the Wal· ward G. Robinson Jr . plans a film (.'Offi· dorf Astoria. Rube gave the Bishop a pany in which all con('er nerl - writers, f~w lessons in cartooning a few seasons actors, directors - will be under 21 ago when His Excellency wanted to draw Playwright Arthur Laurents losf an en- angels on his television show .. _ BenCil.Unter with th e management of the ny Goodman signed Carol Sloan as fea~ Sfkn of the Dove . an East Si~e restaur- tured vocalist with hls group when they ant, and the bloodless battle " the chat· play Mexico City immediately after their ter of the Sard1 Set One of the townt"" current Basin Street stand. She's the best actresses may be brought up on jazz singer who made a little noise at ~huges before F..quity. Her producers Newport last summer ... The nation's 1re terribly nervous because she drinks psychiatrists aren't going to adore Mar· all through he r strenuous performances. tin Balsan's characterization' of an analy· st in the new movie "Who's Been SleepJane Fonda 's romance with Andreas ing In My Bed'?" It's another one of Voutsina• is still very much alive, des- those joke portrayals. Page Street ALUMA CR AFT BOAT. 12ft., 961bs., natural satin finlsll ••• 6'3 books j WilSON SPORT lENHIS RACKET. Monof1lament st.;nga ••• 1-4/5 Hokl " Today's Medical Report 1- BRONSON SPINCAST REEL Uupool Oetoln.- 750Persons AttendGAHS Baccalaureate OCEAN CITY ' "'t ~::r::p,~~~~wrltetoTho on Pllyoleal . 25, D.•C. TROI.LINQ RttM. 250 yd. capecilr ••• An audience of approximllte750 attended lbe bacealaur· services of the U163 class l~wJGd•.a~Dia Academy ffigh school 1" night In GaUia AcadeTh.t's what pal'ti)IS often say told abcut tho decline in our childron's phPJcal fitness. To 1>11 sura, parentt can't as• sumo full ntsponslbllltyfo'rthio probllf!l, But parents should ... to It that lholrchlldran pt: proper hoalth ca.....,..nd that physicalDlllllectatl In ochools. Urp your lacolld1oill offlda1o to pravldo aphyolcol oducatloo I>I'OIJ'Im that calls tor ot INst 15 minutia of vlaorvusiiCIIolty ovo.y day for allsl~s and boys. A basic PJ'Oirom hn been d.. veloped that Ia ""proving tho fiiiiQSofourchfldren.ltiUOiy to administer In any school. It costs little 1\1 pt It llllrtod. tt· can Improve OIIJ child's phyolo col fitness. II you'd like to know more ~T-9AY ... 2-2/S- my auditorium. Dr H rd G · """ · YOUJJg, pas- tor of the First BapUst chureh the class sermon, which dwelt oo the responslbllity of tho class members lead· a C!rislian life and tJelng service to their fellowman Two numbers that tho program was a solo by illa8 Sally Dailey [ the all!lllna d Tho Matlri-1 Tbe opened with the of tile claso 1n tr•· capa and gowns 1 n d ended with tile reCeuiORal. Rev. Veroon Shafer gave the lnvt..,.[ 11.., and- prooouricetl. ,.., ...,.~ 1 d'~~ ""' .. .,....n. FAMILY CAIIII COUJDJ! CAIRO, Ga. IUPil-Roy AU...tl Menilt, II, I Iarmer, got Ia b1a car saturday 11fcb1 ad ~;.! 1 toward home. . About tho oame time, hll '"' doughtor, IDes, 1ilfl tho ..... . You cait get better fun gifts for fewer stamps ...anywhere You must be s d...lOO% / TOP' VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 1 Y011 can't 111 beHer gif11 for fewer stamps, ••~erel If any otber cummt otamp catalor lhowa an identical girt for fewer •tampo you con cet it fr6m Top Value Cor the few.,;. number of .tamps. (Baaed upon plana iMMil>c ODe stamp for every ten centa - t.j TO.!' VALUE GUARANtEE NC\. 2 YOU must bo lllflfled ••• 1011%1 . TOP VALUE ' ' , rr· •_<ft.1l""'... ' ' "J:t JC ., �• .. ·~• .'} ' , ' - ' "Can't "You 1\e.ad?-G~t Lost!". Tho Daily Sentinel ' . ~4nNGEDITORIALLY · Ft. Sumter, 1963 . ' '" 'The newest events affecUnc tbe rac1~ 1 situation in Alabama •ug11e8l thii " ~ unt.ry may be moving mto one of the .. ust turbulent ordeals in the whole of ' "t.S domestic history. · The bloody riots at the Ole Miss cam· pus last fall coul-d be only a foretaste of \'fhat is in store. 1 For the sta~e has been sel. for a nake rd,ash betwe~n federal and state powe . If that conformatlon comes to pass, re (ian be no predicting the full outc m6. But it could be very, very grave. Hifllt1 never quite duplicates itself. e · defiance fJy Gov . Or1'al Faubus at Little jock disappeared quickly when Presideif Eisenhower acted. Though Mississippi's Gov . Ross Barnett several tilrles defi ed U. S. marshals, he yie lded at a late stage. AJabama's Gov George Wallace says, however, that he wi II plant himself at his state untversity 's door to bar entry of negroes - now set for June 10 - and will not yield. What will happen 1f he stands that (round '? • Alabama's Attv . Gen . Ril'hmond Flow'ers says serious violence . may occur. This seems a reasonable forecast , since the state already has seen riots over racial issues this year - an(l they occurred at 'le Miss in spite of deliberate plans to avoid them . We are unlikel~ to see again an y ex· ten&ive use of fed eral marshals such as w,J~surted to by President Kennedy at Oxford , Miss. The exper.ime-nt failed . and the troops which first appeared at Little Rock came in the end tO Ole Miss. There can be little question but thai the, Army would be called on speedily to . , t l break a defiant stand by Wallace and qudl any resultini civil disturbance. Jn past interviews Wt~Uace has said he knows this consequence may follow . He wants this t•st, at any cost. He says he thinks the forcible removal land per· haps arrest\ of a governor would stir the nation to the peril he finds in the U. S. government's course. lmpHtit in this is his tdea that, once awakened, a majority of Americans would call on the President, the Congress and the federal courts to change course to a direction acceptable to the forces sternly resisting desegregation . Everyone co ncerned with this desperately serious problem , whether near to it or standing at some distance, must ask himse!f : Is this . or is it not, a nation whose individual part~, (states) are stronger than the whole? Would a majority of people rise, as W<~.lla ce hints, in support of a course that would confirm state superiority? Or would • majority support the federal power as supreme ? There is not much time before the next crisis. By all means imaginable, let· ter , telegram public opir1.ion poll, t he country's dear answer to these ques· lions ought quickly to be made known. We are deciding not just a matter of ci vil rights. We are deciding again what kind of a nation we want the United Slates to be. Reason, the elemental reason of a so· lid-thinking people, should inject itself into this controversy before a hard col· Hsion comes - and perhaps brings with it ungovernable violence and a train of events deeply injurious to an Americans. .J . I Hel~n -- . . . \ ' - ~ . . • \~ , J, ' 1 .,...._ H.elp .Us. • - ·- •-~ t' rt"- '. . • •I ')> •!' Heart Attack Claims OHSAA Commissioner 3 ROOM GROUP AS LOW AS _ __ We'll prepare your ready mixed $299 eon- crete order to your specifications, and deUver it anywhere in town, all ready to poUr. Call today . . . our service Is prompt and our pr1ce1 are the lowest possible! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 WW!hin!JloD Column Middleport Reports From The B-E, Recovers Stolen Vebicle Voire Of Croadway •.. Reporting TACKLE BOX. Unbreak able, CO'IOUM-prool . .. 3 books . Quick Quiz • plte West Coast rumors to the contrary By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ·-· . Tl!o.,c.tl01'ines.in "Hot Spot" are look· ·;r Celebrities ingt'r Lisa Kirk and her songwriter ing for JObs , expecting the musical to and. Bob Welles, have parted He close soon despite Judy Holliday 's heroic ,, ed out on her, and friends who are efforts. Members of the cast of "Little crying to effect a reconciliation don't Me" are similarly pessimistic about that seem too hopeful. The question along show 's fate . . . Sheree North and Qr. Hro.ad\"va~ will be : "What's going to hap· Gerhart Sommer go to court again · in penito the musical he 's been \\'Tifing for Los Angeles because they never could her~ . Those closest to Vice President get together on a settlement in their di· Lyndon Johnson say he' ll bow out of the vorce case. NOw it has become a custody ticket in 1964. No hard feelings: he sim- battle over theif'Child. Sheree bas offers ply feels that being seco nd man on the to do Summer stock in the East but p~dent1al totem pole is unrewarding . won 't leave California unless she ca n an,-~e mis~es th~ ad ion he knew in the take the- youngster with her. Bing Crosby can name his own figure Senate. Besides. he realizes that being he 'll do two hours for Granada TV, for if V~~p under a man who dominates the cons umption in Britain Charles de press as completely as President Kenne· dy does won't help his chances of win· Gaulle has been petitioned by French ni~)he presidential nomination in 1968. film makers to rescue the decli ning in· : .·• · ck Benny. still stage struck at al· dustry with a smaller admission tax: and m '• 40, tells chums he can ·t w<Jit to re· larger subsidies. Producers and distribu· tum to Broadway- he had thai much tors ar ~ suffering from large losses over fup during his recent run as a one-man the past two years- and Brigitte Bardot, i. 1 phfnomenon . He may do it again nnt who used to hail them out, doesn 't any' \ Winter .. Susan Wilding. in London ar- more. ranging for her furniture to be shipped to New York. may bring along a new Rishop Fulton Sheen will be one of husband - the ever-colorful Gregg .Ju- the speakers at the luncheon honoring arez of international cafe sodetv Ed- Rube Goldberg on June 6 at the Wal· ward G. Robinson Jr . plans a film (.'Offi· dorf Astoria. Rube gave the Bishop a pany in which all con('er nerl - writers, f~w lessons in cartooning a few seasons actors, directors - will be under 21 ago when His Excellency wanted to draw Playwright Arthur Laurents losf an en- angels on his television show .. _ BenCil.Unter with th e management of the ny Goodman signed Carol Sloan as fea~ Sfkn of the Dove . an East Si~e restaur- tured vocalist with hls group when they ant, and the bloodless battle " the chat· play Mexico City immediately after their ter of the Sard1 Set One of the townt"" current Basin Street stand. She's the best actresses may be brought up on jazz singer who made a little noise at ~huges before F..quity. Her producers Newport last summer ... The nation's 1re terribly nervous because she drinks psychiatrists aren't going to adore Mar· all through he r strenuous performances. tin Balsan's characterization' of an analy· st in the new movie "Who's Been SleepJane Fonda 's romance with Andreas ing In My Bed'?" It's another one of Voutsina• is still very much alive, des- those joke portrayals. Page Street ALUMA CR AFT BOAT. 12ft., 961bs., natural satin finlsll ••• 6'3 books j WilSON SPORT lENHIS RACKET. Monof1lament st.;nga ••• 1-4/5 Hokl " Today's Medical Report 1- BRONSON SPINCAST REEL Uupool Oetoln.- 750Persons AttendGAHS Baccalaureate OCEAN CITY ' "'t ~::r::p,~~~~wrltetoTho on Pllyoleal . 25, D.•C. TROI.LINQ RttM. 250 yd. capecilr ••• An audience of approximllte750 attended lbe bacealaur· services of the U163 class l~wJGd•.a~Dia Academy ffigh school 1" night In GaUia AcadeTh.t's what pal'ti)IS often say told abcut tho decline in our childron's phPJcal fitness. To 1>11 sura, parentt can't as• sumo full ntsponslbllltyfo'rthio probllf!l, But parents should ... to It that lholrchlldran pt: proper hoalth ca.....,..nd that physicalDlllllectatl In ochools. Urp your lacolld1oill offlda1o to pravldo aphyolcol oducatloo I>I'OIJ'Im that calls tor ot INst 15 minutia of vlaorvusiiCIIolty ovo.y day for allsl~s and boys. A basic PJ'Oirom hn been d.. veloped that Ia ""proving tho fiiiiQSofourchfldren.ltiUOiy to administer In any school. It costs little 1\1 pt It llllrtod. tt· can Improve OIIJ child's phyolo col fitness. II you'd like to know more ~T-9AY ... 2-2/S- my auditorium. Dr H rd G · """ · YOUJJg, pas- tor of the First BapUst chureh the class sermon, which dwelt oo the responslbllity of tho class members lead· a C!rislian life and tJelng service to their fellowman Two numbers that tho program was a solo by illa8 Sally Dailey [ the all!lllna d Tho Matlri-1 Tbe opened with the of tile claso 1n tr•· capa and gowns 1 n d ended with tile reCeuiORal. Rev. Veroon Shafer gave the lnvt..,.[ 11.., and- prooouricetl. ,.., ...,.~ 1 d'~~ ""' .. .,....n. FAMILY CAIIII COUJDJ! CAIRO, Ga. IUPil-Roy AU...tl Menilt, II, I Iarmer, got Ia b1a car saturday 11fcb1 ad ~;.! 1 toward home. . About tho oame time, hll '"' doughtor, IDes, 1ilfl tho ..... . You cait get better fun gifts for fewer stamps ...anywhere You must be s d...lOO% / TOP' VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 1 Y011 can't 111 beHer gif11 for fewer stamps, ••~erel If any otber cummt otamp catalor lhowa an identical girt for fewer •tampo you con cet it fr6m Top Value Cor the few.,;. number of .tamps. (Baaed upon plana iMMil>c ODe stamp for every ten centa - t.j TO.!' VALUE GUARANtEE NC\. 2 YOU must bo lllflfled ••• 1011%1 . TOP VALUE ' ' , rr· •_<ft.1l""'... ' ' "J:t JC ., �I .? ' 1\ f . ; • Antonio Breaks Nicklaus' Mark In Winning State Golf Title Pome~y Records Fall In Schedule , •f , , LOCAL .AND STATE N_ews Qf . . . . Mason.I"\AJ-unty,- .t"r'est Vwgnua· ,. • • • WT Bill Eaebue Faflt 111e o~~o~ '"" ..e~~ .._,. dllrila lllo SIMe Jll&ll ....... i · Mol;ley Sui11 Are. ~.~!~-~uri~- MAY ' , TAKD PART IN DRILL Donald G. Slepllenson, lOa· !brow lela ~ 11 • b)' running off a airing of vie. USN ""' of tllerefore M II oot -...,.. n· torles and hurling a lll>hlt gamo. . Ptilr Injured Ia .;,_ ...,"eea. --'·en·d • ·et'denta . ~ ~ ,~ r....am . II.JI'1ft:'n .,.... bnd· Ill tho .m.e of lbo ·Ma..,. Couhty !llrcUJt Clerk Jn. chide: N. A, crow.s....- vi. R. E. Tayler IUid Pauline Taylor, the plalnlilf 1o to .....,.., from the def~ the -aum of $IIIII wlth Monday, 2'1 - Pirates at D 1: Tigers at Jell, D LOS ANGELES <UPII - woo 11 Bo. Mlnor·le&gue bollnd Robcfl IDol Belillaky no looser II with the meet lo c.-.r•IIM. - .. lloe tiNt ,.., dole to INeet, IIIII • Loa Angeles Allgels with wbom 1 -meal ""1 tl 1 1 7 he made a flaohy otart loot y.ar If ' • Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy·lillddllptlrt, 0., lla7 2'T, ";.':.G=:a.,.!,ogJ:a--· "oe o; nge p :;: ,:.~~~~-:'"-.'"! Belinsky To Minor Leago~ l ...______,______.__. ------------~~ 1net - Given Is B ·A Js Shi I ••' o~rew .l . hio ....... and bead· durJnr bil IIIOjor·loop tooure b7 ..... ng late 11oars and nigbtelubbJnr with Hollywood peroonalltiH. Dutlo& oprlng tralniD1 tills year tBo wu the 1ao1 player to the ...,thpaw ..,gaged to 1 r~poru ' of 167 aetly how far f'..llell• dlnw He was wkl ' befort! Saturday'• bloode ldrell Mamie Van Doren. llle shol. 1ame that he would be ...t down But the American League may part In joint Cooch Ed Slenrl llatod Ia the Angela' chief farm club. Dill have ,.... u.e Jaot of the ,._ 1101181 ·injury to two posoencen miUtary exercise that Etcbaa' IIINW '1m bit the Hawati Islanders of the Pa- yoar-old hurler. was IIIVestipled by the . Stale the Mediterranean early thla beat of the ynr, bill 1111 leU clllc Coast League, after compll· Angel manager Bill Rigney aaid. Pollee and Sbe11f1:a department while serving aboard the lllorl of lllo fulblle ellorll lng a .tlopplng U!l oarned nm "It iln't U.. en<' of the W<Jrill to SaUu'day afternoon. The miscarrier U5S of albletn from die leraer average and a 1·7 ""-'-ld tbla ·be aent to Haweti. In a low interest. · hap flCCurred at the lntersecThe o:erc1se was scbooll. . aeason. weeD we eould take another look The ·.action of ChariH Denny Uon of Rts. 2 and 17 when ear May 1·10 in the WestBelinsky amazed lpOIU writers at the aituaUon and might make VB. Wesley Pearaon, Jr., was drives by Cbauncy Brothers, 44, Medlterraoean and Jnvolv- HITS CUBA POLICY and lana with his oommeala In otber declsl0118! ' dllmliJted and illoo on order of Colllinbus, Ohio. and Jamea M. elements of the Sixth Fleet WASHINGTON <UPil - A fie. "Belinsky ran tnlo a little bad dllmlililal wa lllued in the "" ConOge, •o, St. Albin. collided. the Freilch Army, A I r JMJbtican member of ~ Seaate FINED $Iii luck and then otarted lighting !Jon of.A!JIOClati" DIBeount Cor- 'Brothers wao travelillg Mrlh on IFot,ee, and Navy. Foreign Rolatlona Comllliltee saya himself," Rigney said. "We know poratlon Yl. J.... Mlyaard. lloute Z 'and College was matU.S. armed Jorceo are pl'<IIOctiD&d Delores Justk:e, ta, Pomeroy, be can pitch. and If he would quit In the clvll action of Georae lug a left turn onto Roote 17 FREE CLOTIIJNG DAY the Soviet troops in CUba an has been fined $511 and costs by worrying and start thrnwing like Buffington ••· J. R. Allslon, after crossing Shadle bridge. Free Clothlo& Day will be Premier Fidel castro'o regime Middleport Mayor Lee Smith on he did at the starl of the season plaintiff ns to reeover from CoUege was cited for failure to on Wednesday this week while the ruler It In Rus•la. :a charge of driving without op- he could help u.o;., the. defendant Uie iuJil of MGO. bave vehicle under eonttol.l ~= of Thursday due to Dec· Sen. George D. Alkeo, Vt., ll8ld 'erator's license. Belinsky. who complained IoudIn the action of the State of Mrs. Ida Brothers was tre'ted Ia Day. It will be h e I d Sunday during 1 · radio-televisJoa Seat eal Jy in the spring of hia rookif year West VIrginia VI. Murphy Goff, at Pleaaant Valley hospital for 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon at Interview wUh sea. Kenaetb B. that he wasn't getting paid well the s~t was coatlnued until shoulder injuries and Butternut-av, Pomeroy. Any- Keating, R-N.Y., that the KenneTHURSDAY SERVICES enough, was apparently cm~led tlu: September term of c:ourt. and Mrs. Velma College In Meigs counjy in need of dy ldmlnistratlon waa 11Jing the to hi• relegation to the minon. Tbe suit concerns contributing reported to have complained is Invited to attend. Air Force and Navy to block Cu· Memorlal Day services will "I guess I'm going to get me tli'.lbo delinquenc:l of • minor. Injury and Iva& going to seek ban exile attacks on the island. he held at the Cheater come- a good sun tan," he said. medical attention. · tery Thur~ay at l :30 p. ·m. HIB fiance, Mamie Van Doren, Two Arretlfll Are PEORIA. m. (I]Pil - An ... NEE118 PRAcrtCE ""' Drew Webster Post American after learning oi 8o's fate, Pleasant Valley Hoapllal jured swallow knew just where DUENWEG, Mo. IUPIJ ~ . Leglon will be in charge. chimed in , "Hawaii Is one of my Made Over Weekend ADMITI'Eil- George Adam, to go for pelp. · Mayie McGee, 89 ' decided to favorite spots ." She said she is PUny; Mrs. HoDis Whitt, Gall~ The bird, wllll olo&ed wiD& tlpa Jearn to ride her granddaugh. going to be In New York City PT. PLEASANT - A quiet poll! ; Mrs. Clay Mccartney, and a dlilfD.aged leg, flew through ter.'s bicycle Sunday but fell off_ MEET TONIGHT working on a play, so they would "-'end prevailed In Pt. Pl.... Leon tile front door of the Mercy Am· and broke her ankle. The May meeting of !be Woh "~ il' f M · M m have trouble seeing much of eac ant with only two arrests re. mSCHARUED . bulaJi.ce Service aDd wu rushed "I guess I'll have to join a club men's Aux J&ry ~ eJgs e • other even if he were still with eprded at the county jail. John WU r Frazier Bottom· Mrs. to Glen oak ZOO for medico! aid and learn how to ride." ohe orlal Hospital Wlll be held at the Angels..J.Iurphy,19, PI H 1... ' In aa ambulance. qwpped to an ambulance driver. the hospilal, tonlght at 7.30. ::_ _ __ . i'Ieuant •Rt· z ElzacoFx•-· out,ogse and Howard Deweese, 33, Leon, BIRTH- Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Rt. 3 wUh bOth arrested or: the ence Bonecutter, Gallipolis Fer· charges of lnlnldcatlnn. ry, a doughier. The local law enforcement of. _ _ _ __ beers were notified on the eo- lemn High Maos at the Sacred ~~pe !~f 'two white males from United Prfta latemallollal !laid he considered his last as the Reds skidded ting EIVerage from ·290 to ·320· W London Correctional lnstJ.. 'I b H 0 ld 8 CINCINNATI <UPH -the kid 1.a 3-2 defeat at San Frandso) .500 and into the second The Reds are ldle today, and ·fUie, ' Lon~, and were asked .u.•...~ (.. U 1 with the curve ball had it and the more effeetive pitching perform. division again. open a three-game series hen! fuJ:. be on· the look out fOr the The big plays tn the first game with the Giants on Tuesday with M---,.Jny Me~ting !tid with the fast ball dkln't, '!bat ance. "I thought I had more atuff however. had noth•'ng to do with Jim O'Toole (7-31 expected - to men. in brief was the story of Sunday's then. I know I bad a ' bel1er l . . . James Maynard, 34, and Ro- The auxiliary of thfl Pomeroy doubleheader in which the PhiJB.· curve." Maloney's pitching. he .score was I start for the Reds m the fust bert DarJels, 'IT, escaped from Bend Citizens Bani! Radlo Club delPhia Phlls defeated the Cin· · This isn't the sort of thing to tied 4·4.,when Vada Pinson drop- I ~p~m~e~. ...............,iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-, The prison on May 26 about held its meeting Thursday eve- ctnnati Reds to-4 and 3-f. make Cincinnati muager Fred ped a fly ball in the seventh II ~0:20 ·_p. 1_0· Bott•• men have ning at the home of Mrs. V. D. The kid with the curve Is Ray Hutchinson any happier. The inning to !let up the winning run. l'lllat!Ves In West Vrrglnla, May· Edwards. Tbe meeting opened Cwp, 21-year-old Pbti righthander Redo cem einto the Phils ..,.;., 1llen Is the eight, aft... Hutch ,U~rd was serving a 1 .. 15 year with the lArd's Prayer in um- who shut out the Reds in the sec- with a gour-game winning 1treak had used a pinch hitter ror Ma· term for grand larceny and son. The traveling prize donat- ond game. and OOpe m gaining goumd on Ioney, Bill Henry was slugged for Daniels was serving a 1 .. 7 ed by Mrs- Edward Wells was The kid with . the fast baD 11 San Fr·anclsco and Los Ang~les five insurance nms. Four scored BY ROBIN HOOD term ·on the sarne charge. won by Mrs. Harold HyseiJ. Jim Maloney, 22-year-old Red who were playing each ~her. In. \ on the loth grand slam home run White and Beige Sizes, Small 51h to 3 Games were played w i righthander who was bombed out stead, they lost three of the four of Roy Sievers' major league · Pt. Pleuant prizes awarded to Mrs. George in the lirst game to be charged garnet and fell farther behind career. $2.99 Carson. Mrs. Carl Hysell, Mrs. with biB! seCond defeat against Rlx two pace-setters. Phlls' secpnd baseman Tony Concert Slated Roberl Harden, Mrs. Edward vlctorieo. They ..,..red only 10 I'IIN In Taylor was the batting star of the · Wells. Refreshments were Ironically, both Culp and four games against a four-game series. He had nine for PT. PLEASANT- The Point ved to those above and ]drs. Ritchie~. who now ts part otaff that is considered 16, including four for four in Sun· MIDDLDORT ~le.,aqt HIJh School Band un- Theo Neutzling, Mrs_ Freeman of Phllade1pbJa's radio team, but the best. 'Ibelr own day'1 first game, to raise his bat-II.,..,.,...,...,...,...,.,.,,...,,.........,..J !ler the direction of J8lllel An· Eaocb, Mrs. Euiene thought CUlp'o curve wasn't as allowed 20 runa. - -- ~drews wUI prese~t theft full . Mrs. Elwood Bowers. The n'ext effei!tive as usual, even though Maloney was banged for • Cenlennial Concert at I p. m. meeting wiD be beJd at the the youngster litr'ud: out 1! jn hits and five runs in seven in' !<Jday in the higb school IYID. home of Mrs. Edward Wells, winning his fifth pme. of work In the first game & :Jbe program wUl Include)' eon- Pomeroy. "Did 1ou know you otruck out and Joey Jay gave up eight ~ merch and popular/ band "Pete•· Rose four times?" Ash- and three runs in the night IJU!Bic and will feature several ACCEPTS AWARD bufn askad Culp following the Maleoay, who otruck out 16 · solo appearances. William Donald Foglesong of game. "He generally geta his bat last game at Milwaukee, was not The band leaves on tbe Mason, W. Va., who was voted on tb.e ball." sharp at all and fanned only Centennlai tour June 4th with this year's outstanding chemls- Culp couldn't remember who or Jay loot bis eighth game of UppeariiiCes scheduled in many try jamor at MarshoU UNJver- how many he had tanned, but he season, tops among all maior I sootbern clUes. · sity In Huntington, lias accept. !f;i...ii."-'~~;;...iiiii;;...;;...__...:,;;......:,iiiiiOiii;;;;;ii-..._i...~,l No "''mJsa~n will be charg- ed a FeUowshlp award from ed for. torughls concert but con- the University ol Illlnoia. ! Jrlbutions will he accepted from Foglesong, son of Mr. nad those wlshlag to help with the Mrs. Don Foglesong of Mason, tour npenses. wiU study ehemlatry and chemteal engineering at the ANNOUNCE BIRm University of Illinois. R. J,l. Second PT. PLEASANT _ A two hlcle ...,klent resul!lnfoIn II••• M1ctnrt~ ,. ,., ih plfiCe ........... ,.,. ..,.,ia,. 6•efiz•., . . ,'~ /,;. j ..... POMEROY CEftlfNT BLOCK CO. !J•) .' ' ' •WI• ··- "INSUlA..... • SCIUNWIB • OAl • CUUNIInll .. • 1\0011. STEPLADDERS M.dlclne C•blntl In wood or alu· ·In several styles. minum. 3' to 8' type and kind tor Jeng1hs. As low every need. AI .. J\ \' 85 . ..• $3.75 $3.70 • ;1001 nu • WAll n11 •liiiOAID ' • CDUNIU 10l'S • WINDOWS • DOOIS Reds Drop Two To Phillies AIID IWIY OT'*IIIIMI NAMEPLATES DOOR CHIMES Complete with Ri<'h. melodious •tandards Sever- tone~ . St>Veral al attractive iityl- size11. Easy·to·in· es. As low as !itall. As low a~ 95, $4.95 CHILDREN'S SANDALS THE SHOE BOX =::I loc,_. • Dudgers 30 - RADIOS. Downie-Gross ,preunts: THE LOOK OF LEISURE by Catalina One and 2-Piece Styles • Pierce Simpson U.S.KE . ' I 'l'h18 Is bow smart men relax -neatly, comfortably, casually in fashions easily chosen. with the help of ow· knowledgeable clerks, from a selec· tion that is unsurpassed for style and quality . Stunning swlmmlng or sunning; our new suits in novelty and classie style5. All colors. Sizes 9 to 16. 12.95 to 25.95 now gsyou the family show you·love eJohnson , eGenerel • Polytronlcs eH1mmarlund · by Cotallno - - - 6.95 8 Booch T. . .ls, Cotollno 3.95 '• Knit Shirts & B1nlons from 2.95to 8.95 e Walking Shorts Min'• • Madras, Solids. Polisbed cottons, dacron 1nd eotton. ISJ' GUlman, Ievere and , JheGregor. Boxer and ,$20 eSwlm We1r 1rriel otylea S·M·L-XL- ·..,.- olu1. 1.91 to 2.91 FOR THE GRAD ••• SAMSONITE Complete Une of Samsonite Luggage in Sll· houette aDd Streamllte. Five colors. Beauty , euo1 to 2-lulten. 14.95 to 42.50 eSI1cks ' I I' eStr1w H1t1 in. B)r Portia. But under the sun. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN GOMPANY aoo W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy 10 PlACE I ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER SWINGS INTO SPRING WITH 7 HOT NEW MODELS! I NEW SUPEI TORQII( "FASTBACK" HAfiDTg, ... - lrf.. '\., New Super Torque "fastback" hardtops that look just like con· vertiblesl New Falcon "scat back" hardtops with optional new V-8 powerl New Fairlane 500 hard· tops with optional vinyl-covered roofs! And with any Falrlane V-8 -a new 4-speed floor shift DP· tionl All this In America's widest model choice-now 51 beautiful models! And we're putting the show on the road · by inviting everyone to take a trial drivel Come see us today! .~ I NEW FAlt;qi"'W " , "SCATIACK• "'J .I!Mflor tor au.mmer. . .. DOWNIE· GROSSi INC. HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUIS~ WID., TMUit., 9 A.Mo TO 5 P.M. . FIIDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. .' •. POMEROY, OHIO ., '' WHIN.MONEY .. .. . IS· Uft · ouESTION '~ l- ''r' ... ~ : 1· ' • •• • ::1 . ~y '(OUR ,. . •• ,INC., ·46l KEITH. GOBLE . .~ ~·,.. • It's a Style. .Show. ... a Variety Show. . .. ~ I ·- • Sport J1ckM1 IJRbt .weilbl otyleo ' /• " eSportC1ps • OHIO _(On top ofAmerica"s widest model choicel) • •aOOO!!! POMEROY $2000 • " CHECK THE V~TIOit SPECIALS AT YOUR i Wash 'n wear and Dacron CJ: worsted. •aaooTo NEW YORK HOUSE st~~ TO C. L lucliet tom~~ To Suit You Boxer and brief. Spring spending usually means the pa~ check won't quite stretch. For a prompt cnh loan to see you throua:h, .call us. Of "YOUR C.B. HEADQUARTERS" N. 2nd Ave. Mldcl!.port, 0. ,l-:'' W Me~·s and Bor•'. Plaids, SWIM\ TRUNKS 2~~.95 oANTINNAI OCIIYITALI eACCIIIOiliU FOREMAN &ABBOTT Sport Shirts from 2.95 eTerry Clo"' JIOkell ElSE CAN YOU HOT UNEFOR A CITIZENS BAND .•." ' 1 , fORD DEALEII HAS -~ .. ':ll~f_',<(! 'lbird.SJ:, 1 . . USED, CARS ANQ ~: ,.,. ... ' ,~,·' ·;;.'lt:; " �I .? ' 1\ f . ; • Antonio Breaks Nicklaus' Mark In Winning State Golf Title Pome~y Records Fall In Schedule , •f , , LOCAL .AND STATE N_ews Qf . . . . Mason.I"\AJ-unty,- .t"r'est Vwgnua· ,. • • • WT Bill Eaebue Faflt 111e o~~o~ '"" ..e~~ .._,. dllrila lllo SIMe Jll&ll ....... i · Mol;ley Sui11 Are. ~.~!~-~uri~- MAY ' , TAKD PART IN DRILL Donald G. Slepllenson, lOa· !brow lela ~ 11 • b)' running off a airing of vie. USN ""' of tllerefore M II oot -...,.. n· torles and hurling a lll>hlt gamo. . Ptilr Injured Ia .;,_ ...,"eea. --'·en·d • ·et'denta . ~ ~ ,~ r....am . II.JI'1ft:'n .,.... bnd· Ill tho .m.e of lbo ·Ma..,. Couhty !llrcUJt Clerk Jn. chide: N. A, crow.s....- vi. R. E. Tayler IUid Pauline Taylor, the plalnlilf 1o to .....,.., from the def~ the -aum of $IIIII wlth Monday, 2'1 - Pirates at D 1: Tigers at Jell, D LOS ANGELES <UPII - woo 11 Bo. Mlnor·le&gue bollnd Robcfl IDol Belillaky no looser II with the meet lo c.-.r•IIM. - .. lloe tiNt ,.., dole to INeet, IIIII • Loa Angeles Allgels with wbom 1 -meal ""1 tl 1 1 7 he made a flaohy otart loot y.ar If ' • Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy·lillddllptlrt, 0., lla7 2'T, ";.':.G=:a.,.!,ogJ:a--· "oe o; nge p :;: ,:.~~~~-:'"-.'"! Belinsky To Minor Leago~ l ...______,______.__. ------------~~ 1net - Given Is B ·A Js Shi I ••' o~rew .l . hio ....... and bead· durJnr bil IIIOjor·loop tooure b7 ..... ng late 11oars and nigbtelubbJnr with Hollywood peroonalltiH. Dutlo& oprlng tralniD1 tills year tBo wu the 1ao1 player to the ...,thpaw ..,gaged to 1 r~poru ' of 167 aetly how far f'..llell• dlnw He was wkl ' befort! Saturday'• bloode ldrell Mamie Van Doren. llle shol. 1ame that he would be ...t down But the American League may part In joint Cooch Ed Slenrl llatod Ia the Angela' chief farm club. Dill have ,.... u.e Jaot of the ,._ 1101181 ·injury to two posoencen miUtary exercise that Etcbaa' IIINW '1m bit the Hawati Islanders of the Pa- yoar-old hurler. was IIIVestipled by the . Stale the Mediterranean early thla beat of the ynr, bill 1111 leU clllc Coast League, after compll· Angel manager Bill Rigney aaid. Pollee and Sbe11f1:a department while serving aboard the lllorl of lllo fulblle ellorll lng a .tlopplng U!l oarned nm "It iln't U.. en<' of the W<Jrill to SaUu'day afternoon. The miscarrier U5S of albletn from die leraer average and a 1·7 ""-'-ld tbla ·be aent to Haweti. In a low interest. · hap flCCurred at the lntersecThe o:erc1se was scbooll. . aeason. weeD we eould take another look The ·.action of ChariH Denny Uon of Rts. 2 and 17 when ear May 1·10 in the WestBelinsky amazed lpOIU writers at the aituaUon and might make VB. Wesley Pearaon, Jr., was drives by Cbauncy Brothers, 44, Medlterraoean and Jnvolv- HITS CUBA POLICY and lana with his oommeala In otber declsl0118! ' dllmliJted and illoo on order of Colllinbus, Ohio. and Jamea M. elements of the Sixth Fleet WASHINGTON <UPil - A fie. "Belinsky ran tnlo a little bad dllmlililal wa lllued in the "" ConOge, •o, St. Albin. collided. the Freilch Army, A I r JMJbtican member of ~ Seaate FINED $Iii luck and then otarted lighting !Jon of.A!JIOClati" DIBeount Cor- 'Brothers wao travelillg Mrlh on IFot,ee, and Navy. Foreign Rolatlona Comllliltee saya himself," Rigney said. "We know poratlon Yl. J.... Mlyaard. lloute Z 'and College was matU.S. armed Jorceo are pl'<IIOctiD&d Delores Justk:e, ta, Pomeroy, be can pitch. and If he would quit In the clvll action of Georae lug a left turn onto Roote 17 FREE CLOTIIJNG DAY the Soviet troops in CUba an has been fined $511 and costs by worrying and start thrnwing like Buffington ••· J. R. Allslon, after crossing Shadle bridge. Free Clothlo& Day will be Premier Fidel castro'o regime Middleport Mayor Lee Smith on he did at the starl of the season plaintiff ns to reeover from CoUege was cited for failure to on Wednesday this week while the ruler It In Rus•la. :a charge of driving without op- he could help u.o;., the. defendant Uie iuJil of MGO. bave vehicle under eonttol.l ~= of Thursday due to Dec· Sen. George D. Alkeo, Vt., ll8ld 'erator's license. Belinsky. who complained IoudIn the action of the State of Mrs. Ida Brothers was tre'ted Ia Day. It will be h e I d Sunday during 1 · radio-televisJoa Seat eal Jy in the spring of hia rookif year West VIrginia VI. Murphy Goff, at Pleaaant Valley hospital for 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon at Interview wUh sea. Kenaetb B. that he wasn't getting paid well the s~t was coatlnued until shoulder injuries and Butternut-av, Pomeroy. Any- Keating, R-N.Y., that the KenneTHURSDAY SERVICES enough, was apparently cm~led tlu: September term of c:ourt. and Mrs. Velma College In Meigs counjy in need of dy ldmlnistratlon waa 11Jing the to hi• relegation to the minon. Tbe suit concerns contributing reported to have complained is Invited to attend. Air Force and Navy to block Cu· Memorlal Day services will "I guess I'm going to get me tli'.lbo delinquenc:l of • minor. Injury and Iva& going to seek ban exile attacks on the island. he held at the Cheater come- a good sun tan," he said. medical attention. · tery Thur~ay at l :30 p. ·m. HIB fiance, Mamie Van Doren, Two Arretlfll Are PEORIA. m. (I]Pil - An ... NEE118 PRAcrtCE ""' Drew Webster Post American after learning oi 8o's fate, Pleasant Valley Hoapllal jured swallow knew just where DUENWEG, Mo. IUPIJ ~ . Leglon will be in charge. chimed in , "Hawaii Is one of my Made Over Weekend ADMITI'Eil- George Adam, to go for pelp. · Mayie McGee, 89 ' decided to favorite spots ." She said she is PUny; Mrs. HoDis Whitt, Gall~ The bird, wllll olo&ed wiD& tlpa Jearn to ride her granddaugh. going to be In New York City PT. PLEASANT - A quiet poll! ; Mrs. Clay Mccartney, and a dlilfD.aged leg, flew through ter.'s bicycle Sunday but fell off_ MEET TONIGHT working on a play, so they would "-'end prevailed In Pt. Pl.... Leon tile front door of the Mercy Am· and broke her ankle. The May meeting of !be Woh "~ il' f M · M m have trouble seeing much of eac ant with only two arrests re. mSCHARUED . bulaJi.ce Service aDd wu rushed "I guess I'll have to join a club men's Aux J&ry ~ eJgs e • other even if he were still with eprded at the county jail. John WU r Frazier Bottom· Mrs. to Glen oak ZOO for medico! aid and learn how to ride." ohe orlal Hospital Wlll be held at the Angels..J.Iurphy,19, PI H 1... ' In aa ambulance. qwpped to an ambulance driver. the hospilal, tonlght at 7.30. ::_ _ __ . i'Ieuant •Rt· z ElzacoFx•-· out,ogse and Howard Deweese, 33, Leon, BIRTH- Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Rt. 3 wUh bOth arrested or: the ence Bonecutter, Gallipolis Fer· charges of lnlnldcatlnn. ry, a doughier. The local law enforcement of. _ _ _ __ beers were notified on the eo- lemn High Maos at the Sacred ~~pe !~f 'two white males from United Prfta latemallollal !laid he considered his last as the Reds skidded ting EIVerage from ·290 to ·320· W London Correctional lnstJ.. 'I b H 0 ld 8 CINCINNATI <UPH -the kid 1.a 3-2 defeat at San Frandso) .500 and into the second The Reds are ldle today, and ·fUie, ' Lon~, and were asked .u.•...~ (.. U 1 with the curve ball had it and the more effeetive pitching perform. division again. open a three-game series hen! fuJ:. be on· the look out fOr the The big plays tn the first game with the Giants on Tuesday with M---,.Jny Me~ting !tid with the fast ball dkln't, '!bat ance. "I thought I had more atuff however. had noth•'ng to do with Jim O'Toole (7-31 expected - to men. in brief was the story of Sunday's then. I know I bad a ' bel1er l . . . James Maynard, 34, and Ro- The auxiliary of thfl Pomeroy doubleheader in which the PhiJB.· curve." Maloney's pitching. he .score was I start for the Reds m the fust bert DarJels, 'IT, escaped from Bend Citizens Bani! Radlo Club delPhia Phlls defeated the Cin· · This isn't the sort of thing to tied 4·4.,when Vada Pinson drop- I ~p~m~e~. ...............,iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-, The prison on May 26 about held its meeting Thursday eve- ctnnati Reds to-4 and 3-f. make Cincinnati muager Fred ped a fly ball in the seventh II ~0:20 ·_p. 1_0· Bott•• men have ning at the home of Mrs. V. D. The kid with the curve Is Ray Hutchinson any happier. The inning to !let up the winning run. l'lllat!Ves In West Vrrglnla, May· Edwards. Tbe meeting opened Cwp, 21-year-old Pbti righthander Redo cem einto the Phils ..,.;., 1llen Is the eight, aft... Hutch ,U~rd was serving a 1 .. 15 year with the lArd's Prayer in um- who shut out the Reds in the sec- with a gour-game winning 1treak had used a pinch hitter ror Ma· term for grand larceny and son. The traveling prize donat- ond game. and OOpe m gaining goumd on Ioney, Bill Henry was slugged for Daniels was serving a 1 .. 7 ed by Mrs- Edward Wells was The kid with . the fast baD 11 San Fr·anclsco and Los Ang~les five insurance nms. Four scored BY ROBIN HOOD term ·on the sarne charge. won by Mrs. Harold HyseiJ. Jim Maloney, 22-year-old Red who were playing each ~her. In. \ on the loth grand slam home run White and Beige Sizes, Small 51h to 3 Games were played w i righthander who was bombed out stead, they lost three of the four of Roy Sievers' major league · Pt. Pleuant prizes awarded to Mrs. George in the lirst game to be charged garnet and fell farther behind career. $2.99 Carson. Mrs. Carl Hysell, Mrs. with biB! seCond defeat against Rlx two pace-setters. Phlls' secpnd baseman Tony Concert Slated Roberl Harden, Mrs. Edward vlctorieo. They ..,..red only 10 I'IIN In Taylor was the batting star of the · Wells. Refreshments were Ironically, both Culp and four games against a four-game series. He had nine for PT. PLEASANT- The Point ved to those above and ]drs. Ritchie~. who now ts part otaff that is considered 16, including four for four in Sun· MIDDLDORT ~le.,aqt HIJh School Band un- Theo Neutzling, Mrs_ Freeman of Phllade1pbJa's radio team, but the best. 'Ibelr own day'1 first game, to raise his bat-II.,..,.,...,...,...,...,.,.,,...,,.........,..J !ler the direction of J8lllel An· Eaocb, Mrs. Euiene thought CUlp'o curve wasn't as allowed 20 runa. - -- ~drews wUI prese~t theft full . Mrs. Elwood Bowers. The n'ext effei!tive as usual, even though Maloney was banged for • Cenlennial Concert at I p. m. meeting wiD be beJd at the the youngster litr'ud: out 1! jn hits and five runs in seven in' !<Jday in the higb school IYID. home of Mrs. Edward Wells, winning his fifth pme. of work In the first game & :Jbe program wUl Include)' eon- Pomeroy. "Did 1ou know you otruck out and Joey Jay gave up eight ~ merch and popular/ band "Pete•· Rose four times?" Ash- and three runs in the night IJU!Bic and will feature several ACCEPTS AWARD bufn askad Culp following the Maleoay, who otruck out 16 · solo appearances. William Donald Foglesong of game. "He generally geta his bat last game at Milwaukee, was not The band leaves on tbe Mason, W. Va., who was voted on tb.e ball." sharp at all and fanned only Centennlai tour June 4th with this year's outstanding chemls- Culp couldn't remember who or Jay loot bis eighth game of UppeariiiCes scheduled in many try jamor at MarshoU UNJver- how many he had tanned, but he season, tops among all maior I sootbern clUes. · sity In Huntington, lias accept. !f;i...ii."-'~~;;...iiiii;;...;;...__...:,;;......:,iiiiiOiii;;;;;ii-..._i...~,l No "''mJsa~n will be charg- ed a FeUowshlp award from ed for. torughls concert but con- the University ol Illlnoia. ! Jrlbutions will he accepted from Foglesong, son of Mr. nad those wlshlag to help with the Mrs. Don Foglesong of Mason, tour npenses. wiU study ehemlatry and chemteal engineering at the ANNOUNCE BIRm University of Illinois. R. J,l. Second PT. PLEASANT _ A two hlcle ...,klent resul!lnfoIn II••• M1ctnrt~ ,. ,., ih plfiCe ........... ,.,. ..,.,ia,. 6•efiz•., . . ,'~ /,;. j ..... POMEROY CEftlfNT BLOCK CO. !J•) .' ' ' •WI• ··- "INSUlA..... • SCIUNWIB • OAl • CUUNIInll .. • 1\0011. STEPLADDERS M.dlclne C•blntl In wood or alu· ·In several styles. minum. 3' to 8' type and kind tor Jeng1hs. As low every need. AI .. J\ \' 85 . ..• $3.75 $3.70 • ;1001 nu • WAll n11 •liiiOAID ' • CDUNIU 10l'S • WINDOWS • DOOIS Reds Drop Two To Phillies AIID IWIY OT'*IIIIMI NAMEPLATES DOOR CHIMES Complete with Ri<'h. melodious •tandards Sever- tone~ . St>Veral al attractive iityl- size11. Easy·to·in· es. As low as !itall. As low a~ 95, $4.95 CHILDREN'S SANDALS THE SHOE BOX =::I loc,_. • Dudgers 30 - RADIOS. Downie-Gross ,preunts: THE LOOK OF LEISURE by Catalina One and 2-Piece Styles • Pierce Simpson U.S.KE . ' I 'l'h18 Is bow smart men relax -neatly, comfortably, casually in fashions easily chosen. with the help of ow· knowledgeable clerks, from a selec· tion that is unsurpassed for style and quality . Stunning swlmmlng or sunning; our new suits in novelty and classie style5. All colors. Sizes 9 to 16. 12.95 to 25.95 now gsyou the family show you·love eJohnson , eGenerel • Polytronlcs eH1mmarlund · by Cotallno - - - 6.95 8 Booch T. . .ls, Cotollno 3.95 '• Knit Shirts & B1nlons from 2.95to 8.95 e Walking Shorts Min'• • Madras, Solids. Polisbed cottons, dacron 1nd eotton. ISJ' GUlman, Ievere and , JheGregor. Boxer and ,$20 eSwlm We1r 1rriel otylea S·M·L-XL- ·..,.- olu1. 1.91 to 2.91 FOR THE GRAD ••• SAMSONITE Complete Une of Samsonite Luggage in Sll· houette aDd Streamllte. Five colors. Beauty , euo1 to 2-lulten. 14.95 to 42.50 eSI1cks ' I I' eStr1w H1t1 in. B)r Portia. But under the sun. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN GOMPANY aoo W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy 10 PlACE I ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER SWINGS INTO SPRING WITH 7 HOT NEW MODELS! I NEW SUPEI TORQII( "FASTBACK" HAfiDTg, ... - lrf.. '\., New Super Torque "fastback" hardtops that look just like con· vertiblesl New Falcon "scat back" hardtops with optional new V-8 powerl New Fairlane 500 hard· tops with optional vinyl-covered roofs! And with any Falrlane V-8 -a new 4-speed floor shift DP· tionl All this In America's widest model choice-now 51 beautiful models! And we're putting the show on the road · by inviting everyone to take a trial drivel Come see us today! .~ I NEW FAlt;qi"'W " , "SCATIACK• "'J .I!Mflor tor au.mmer. . .. DOWNIE· GROSSi INC. HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUIS~ WID., TMUit., 9 A.Mo TO 5 P.M. . FIIDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. .' •. POMEROY, OHIO ., '' WHIN.MONEY .. .. . IS· Uft · ouESTION '~ l- ''r' ... ~ : 1· ' • •• • ::1 . ~y '(OUR ,. . •• ,INC., ·46l KEITH. GOBLE . .~ ~·,.. • It's a Style. .Show. ... a Variety Show. . .. ~ I ·- • Sport J1ckM1 IJRbt .weilbl otyleo ' /• " eSportC1ps • OHIO _(On top ofAmerica"s widest model choicel) • •aOOO!!! POMEROY $2000 • " CHECK THE V~TIOit SPECIALS AT YOUR i Wash 'n wear and Dacron CJ: worsted. •aaooTo NEW YORK HOUSE st~~ TO C. L lucliet tom~~ To Suit You Boxer and brief. Spring spending usually means the pa~ check won't quite stretch. For a prompt cnh loan to see you throua:h, .call us. Of "YOUR C.B. HEADQUARTERS" N. 2nd Ave. Mldcl!.port, 0. ,l-:'' W Me~·s and Bor•'. Plaids, SWIM\ TRUNKS 2~~.95 oANTINNAI OCIIYITALI eACCIIIOiliU FOREMAN &ABBOTT Sport Shirts from 2.95 eTerry Clo"' JIOkell ElSE CAN YOU HOT UNEFOR A CITIZENS BAND .•." ' 1 , fORD DEALEII HAS -~ .. ':ll~f_',<(! 'lbird.SJ:, 1 . . USED, CARS ANQ ~: ,.,. ... ' ,~,·' ·;;.'lt:; " �c, I \' • • W tVlew __ .. · !OsedWeddingPhotosOn WayOut-PPofA ~~~~~ J1EW Ya111: tlJPII- Poood wor111 R lor the value the eoupleJ!Iment, pi• d tho wq plo out ol I. Color pbotocraphy til . . •-II -"'!! lo U.. ....,.. tile radlanoo al t h • .... . , . the . . - -· ..,.• ...,. of lbo 1'!01 al u1...,. pw 'Ill ro ~of_.., IDe. IPP The - · · - · wbldl Quellof'AI, moll dlrecta- louoded InCh~ '"rho trond 11 to tbt . - .... Ill IIIII. lb _ . t headnwd a1 tbt llrido'o qttJrta'o Ia ill llllwaukeo, and 1.1a dq," uld Jl'redcl'idr QuoD- QuoiiPMI• Aid memherahip now miJ1. "AIIoojl the lilly formal to1a11 8.000 1lUIIl aod women • s\>01 todoy'o bride nnb is 0111 doiDg moetly bridal, cltil<lo ochool o1 the wodding pariJ "' heraell groupo aod pa-trallurt. P.!"' butboncl 'n!ll is the ,.. that "Our aim is to promote the best oiiullb' Is fromed l!ld .,.. on in photograpi!J," Nld Quell mala, the mutelplooo ,.. piaiW! io tho whoa int.resl in K 11""5 b!!ck 1D ..,. home. • whoe he waa lllt!e and bulh his ",!!lack aDd while Ia becom!DIJ lint pll>llole oomero. ~ , puot," lal4 Quollmolz. In portraiture, we ""' sellin:! "CQ!or lDcreues COli, but 11'1 ""timent," ho laid. Sole of - , . pi<tw • an jJJl the ""*"lplllo 410m- work pholoiropiMn do has l'WI plctureUklll( into a billl.. dolJar bwsin... annually, he Aid. The PP ol. A mlllllli•· ill .., Interview r:lurlni 1 bualneos 1r1p to New York, listed oome ........ tionr to a!ISUI'e a Cood weddJna album. Don't pose, e.<ept lor one for· mal shot In the studio ..- at the reception. Even tossing the brtdal bouquet should ho done jult as H the bride didn't know tho photographer was on hand. The brlde should try to get o gOOd eight hours sleep the night before, he sllid. "but I know It's often lmpo.,lble. Howover, 1 good dooo mllke IMr pho!Dgraph ------ sen-- • · ·· 'a · · • U. S. May Pass Up Opporlun~ty ' ·1 It.... - woddinl diiJ ool!odulo lor the CAPE CANAVIRAL CliPII A... 11of -J1r 'Ill ................ llit .... ~ ... 'IIIII ~~&pher, the ...Will In! bo~ The Ullitod lillie> 11M tilt wiJoN. IIIII '-I ord Space eel lforcal7 lOW, llof • ioo • M · C11!J lllfllt ...... :~~ :limo~ leu willlall to allal... IIU!Iil'l - AdM' • tnlilll -~ II tofilll ...., '" .U. • ..ad • ._ w a 1!1f • • '; iMI ' ·. optrt&oulor miNIICI to dedclt. _ _...to pol OllOibor ,.. U(llher (ltpl...r-- ..,_": 1!1111 . . -drto r"'! ~~ b~j ,.,... lruibup •-"" I..., Jillll htlldllla,D l*lbe ~ler- ca tbt _.. PaoJoel - · .lloloolt lnmsz\ lllit na · be'"' hea•ler., the oppt1m!IJ. can Plillrm - - ~'&hll or Gemlel,- M -· ~· · than your .-1 lilakotlp. IIWIIId, dlit ootloa 1~ ltd illo ...,. Ia ....... ollotf pib, . , • Ji>olr." , . ' ' "·rl If 1"" UH "l"' shoclow, matdl It 1o road)~ 10 ......., tbt looill wlt1l two IIIII " ' · - mtll!ont. - · illf t11p ..... ~ 1IJit . . M 11 f1 . . . ... . ::.;;•~ ~oohottbe ~n"'n ao addltiOIIII If IIIOIIIIor !a 1111i111 •sJI 100 1 looo . Ia lluo U.S. Pl. fss rtlilt pulllfrd tilt . . . ..... . . . . . P" · P . o- p:'Oilll- • • · ..,. ~ " lllab lr wbotbtr ·-leo ud liMo lttoate tllbe - P I lr; II&J!II digll _, ..., craphy, roup sbadH 8"1Y· n•w otrld• ID ,..oordl. " will -"'" tbt dealll 1o...,. lo ~ for ..,.._ 11-1 1 .... tl . _ J'Ji 11. rt _ . The pho!D~pher doea the belt IDJi - out to OOI!II'oer 051 • · Ill ftojd ......., llllft·lll- fllPI Ill plio ............ • . . . . •1 · · lk 'J;ei. job k~ lh";',! " room for n.u•o to d>o .,._ !!""' ,...... for .,. _ . .,.. Ill ltrlcllo· lluo .., llllw* Cflott 011, •• •tt rfi ..... wor I• sa · ncop opace "'(~ 1lllMioo tbat. oo tile IIIII lluo IIJ!IItiiiHII2 (!Do tiJilsi • _,. .llf . . neecia m mind ln plannina wit.,.. 01 :he atrempts w boncl • 1e 11uo d!'IWIIII llort<IJ, ......J4 be lor 1111 111;1111, - AI lor Oo:lobir tl be WG1hwhllo IIIIi .., r'i!l" ' tho reception wW he held. bridegroom. IY5ilhMlouo tbll 11uo """Aiq •·• 11M. ... I * 1111 ........ I B Don't WOI'I'J if u oletl pho1D- The candid oboto ,.,. for Up. orllll ..,... ,. ...._ L. 0... ..... ....., liiJoiiG diM lfAM .,_ 1:11'1 lilt grapber eatcheo """" .up.up in py mamorteo 1otor 111!1 ll'o 1 ...,. ,... CoopEr lr. 'l1lr · bdlco, U.. n .,.., "'IMM ,.....,,••,...;! lfllil l!llr; d1e proceedinp • llke the belt woddln& tllot -lotllr 'WIIhiDplo. lluo admJoololrlllyo Wlfbll&lt;ll'r ~ •II 11!1 by !lso .... • tV'• 1brf!I.M man droppiDg the woddillg band omootll!y, ho ,..I..W · <1. the flr-llttal NAM ~ ....lillotr Iii J.._ II. IIM4 . . tit - -- - - - - -- ------- -- - - - . - . -- - - --- ------- - - -.. -· . - IIlii,......,. a. •••flfll)!l ".:'d. :., ' "!!'"""' lr...,.,.....,. ....... ..-a : 1:111... · ' I 'j I '" ' ., ., f ;,.,. f & lrea •IJ 1 IS Wee ••po•fn• yur Extra S&H Gree1 Sll•ps witll ...,.•• frt• lis M•• 2td week oou,on fro• JOII' lEW AREAl -. -,_ .:' " EVAIS · 1d We R-rv• The Right To U1111t Q11oRtitler OPEN UNTIL 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY FOR YOUR IIIOPPIII OOIYEIIENCE J ............. ...... .,... .... lll'ltONI I . . ~11 ONI.Y " ' MOll . ' ~. 1 __ 'I'OUatUUNI~ to.._'l,'l)N . ..uiltiAu Ofo .... IICINUI Of .. lAs . . .. . _ ai.A&coAL ~ THIU IAJ, JUNI! 1ST ,U ANI' l't''NI MH MAIIIIT FRUIT COCKTAIL c2'12 .... $ Gelati• D•tHrtl IOIJI.TII A <j'h I ' ' ' 'J I AND '"'6.~'" HIUHIY~S _.,.._...,. ,nili .. -ef Swlft't ,.,. ........... t.o.. ,,...•.,... ,..,., ttt. FOR THRIFTY PICNICS. $ WITH IOU- .... .._ . . ................ 2 c.J,.;,... All FLAVORS ''r~ • ' Reg. lobey'slbolllri•r Pollloa 11 ::. '1 5!:'1 HAM ... .• ..... ,........ . .. .... ..... --·· ..... ,.. 14-0Z. 01 16-QL • rlG 1Pf1'Dft'l POTAtO anft 50 EXTRA I' 't:-41 !::39 1 <;l(l HORMEL . Pully Cooke4 ~~a· CANNED :• ...... Con Whole Melon ."'·· l1lHBtlll ... 31 ••• Iliad " llo. 31 Modo·- Dally. U.S. No. 1 MAINE POTATOES Hth PRDH CALIPOINIA ---- :loa. 59 10 50 EXTRA ..J-,. ( ' 'I ~I(, 'I;:J ....... IOUPOH 39 11-C)Z, .IAI ..G 'lOP HAJfllf IKI'I'na IDO C. no J· 50 I ~lkA ), " JIFFY JIU1p 8..... '1 SO fXTRA j); • " ' ', ! 'I ~~ · ':11 ~-. . ....... ~ e:;~:: 53 Lar \ p TEX'A.S .. c•• HoMIIhlro • lkotell OHI GALLON 6 25 Foa• PICIIC JUI SAVE '1 ' .... • Del••• M•l ~ SET ....... ,,,2,w ........., $ Well uafh'vcNtfl .Mf .._ {2) I fHt Alu,.'llnunl Nft .~·· (41 - · ...k.., Cll II' x l' lh....... .... ~o~ ·· ...... floNiit .....,lot ..... ":::.J! c••,.,•• • -..n . .................. ..... ...,..... ... Whl,. · - - I .... Soap ·HEINZ 1o ...lol c...... . . .......... ' ..." 34 With ' ' I : ....,., Jot,. ... . . . .) l' ,.1 2 .... .·'~UL'1~,"1·· ·;;,~ J-· .t: 23 'tL11 . • . ....,_ ). ~t ·"'~>o,,· ;·,._ . ~ ?~· _ , 4..... ..... \ . U·1·9 ·: ·'""' ' ' " ...... ,.... ·.. FINE lAKED c.,.. """ ... 88 ' HIIN% lot.-· ' "Je ,... , • • Tlsty'u. •• AI... •ll!lf'" SWIM RING 4 • Ployer M. . 78 Di•lolt~ ' "'' lnflotoble AHGIL fiiH c.u,_ Low Prices ! rUIICH"H With Witll Thit Sot, Cervm.l Yept••ll Dill Hovt Fll• Ia 'nie ,.., · Potato Sohad c-- Gtt Other Piecea To Comp,JlJe Your Dinnerware S.t All .~~~~.. IAVI ICifl c.......,. c.... ~t $~t•ial 'l tl- kotlo hn•n• OJ- CAL.IFO .. NIA AI Plllvora '~- r, Mortol'l CRUM EL ......... f&4' Yaluel Pkp. .J·,I ,.. bag PWE .... '='•15 KOOL,.AID eMf M i l l - - .a . . (1 -. . . ~~· VII CAMP'S PORI &BEllS 8 ') t , .,..... Sllrlllp '::!' 21 PUICHAH SO fXTRII >OEllTRII .1 "Jt Gr • , Ill. 200ott• • • WnN i!z Gal. pkg. kalio IVAIIS Willi Yo Oldo looo Pot PI•"' -'t•llr S4.49- SAV.E $1.0iS '171 3-lb. kolloiVANI- ......... ... .... melon .•::. . 1. . . . . . . J:.... 1-llo. Ctoo. -~ IPAMS,rtid ' I ROYAL ~- OIII,Y .. . '· 0 l X IRA ' CATSUP ....•• IIOOilir .r iP) '\ '• Snider's • wn• · · ,.,i'u.--2!_ 10-Lt. : Wlidf • 10 EXTRA i • a :Jb"'! l I• I .. .. .. , ....... .,...... .,... 9 . .,.. . -- ~ ' l.4!i'\\ . . . ~ '' i. -~·-+-··· • : �c, I \' • • W tVlew __ .. · !OsedWeddingPhotosOn WayOut-PPofA ~~~~~ J1EW Ya111: tlJPII- Poood wor111 R lor the value the eoupleJ!Iment, pi• d tho wq plo out ol I. Color pbotocraphy til . . •-II -"'!! lo U.. ....,.. tile radlanoo al t h • .... . , . the . . - -· ..,.• ...,. of lbo 1'!01 al u1...,. pw 'Ill ro ~of_.., IDe. IPP The - · · - · wbldl Quellof'AI, moll dlrecta- louoded InCh~ '"rho trond 11 to tbt . - .... Ill IIIII. lb _ . t headnwd a1 tbt llrido'o qttJrta'o Ia ill llllwaukeo, and 1.1a dq," uld Jl'redcl'idr QuoD- QuoiiPMI• Aid memherahip now miJ1. "AIIoojl the lilly formal to1a11 8.000 1lUIIl aod women • s\>01 todoy'o bride nnb is 0111 doiDg moetly bridal, cltil<lo ochool o1 the wodding pariJ "' heraell groupo aod pa-trallurt. P.!"' butboncl 'n!ll is the ,.. that "Our aim is to promote the best oiiullb' Is fromed l!ld .,.. on in photograpi!J," Nld Quell mala, the mutelplooo ,.. piaiW! io tho whoa int.resl in K 11""5 b!!ck 1D ..,. home. • whoe he waa lllt!e and bulh his ",!!lack aDd while Ia becom!DIJ lint pll>llole oomero. ~ , puot," lal4 Quollmolz. In portraiture, we ""' sellin:! "CQ!or lDcreues COli, but 11'1 ""timent," ho laid. Sole of - , . pi<tw • an jJJl the ""*"lplllo 410m- work pholoiropiMn do has l'WI plctureUklll( into a billl.. dolJar bwsin... annually, he Aid. The PP ol. A mlllllli•· ill .., Interview r:lurlni 1 bualneos 1r1p to New York, listed oome ........ tionr to a!ISUI'e a Cood weddJna album. Don't pose, e.<ept lor one for· mal shot In the studio ..- at the reception. Even tossing the brtdal bouquet should ho done jult as H the bride didn't know tho photographer was on hand. The brlde should try to get o gOOd eight hours sleep the night before, he sllid. "but I know It's often lmpo.,lble. Howover, 1 good dooo mllke IMr pho!Dgraph ------ sen-- • · ·· 'a · · • U. S. May Pass Up Opporlun~ty ' ·1 It.... - woddinl diiJ ool!odulo lor the CAPE CANAVIRAL CliPII A... 11of -J1r 'Ill ................ llit .... ~ ... 'IIIII ~~&pher, the ...Will In! bo~ The Ullitod lillie> 11M tilt wiJoN. IIIII '-I ord Space eel lforcal7 lOW, llof • ioo • M · C11!J lllfllt ...... :~~ :limo~ leu willlall to allal... IIU!Iil'l - AdM' • tnlilll -~ II tofilll ...., '" .U. • ..ad • ._ w a 1!1f • • '; iMI ' ·. optrt&oulor miNIICI to dedclt. _ _...to pol OllOibor ,.. U(llher (ltpl...r-- ..,_": 1!1111 . . -drto r"'! ~~ b~j ,.,... lruibup •-"" I..., Jillll htlldllla,D l*lbe ~ler- ca tbt _.. PaoJoel - · .lloloolt lnmsz\ lllit na · be'"' hea•ler., the oppt1m!IJ. can Plillrm - - ~'&hll or Gemlel,- M -· ~· · than your .-1 lilakotlp. IIWIIId, dlit ootloa 1~ ltd illo ...,. Ia ....... ollotf pib, . , • Ji>olr." , . ' ' "·rl If 1"" UH "l"' shoclow, matdl It 1o road)~ 10 ......., tbt looill wlt1l two IIIII " ' · - mtll!ont. - · illf t11p ..... ~ 1IJit . . M 11 f1 . . . ... . ::.;;•~ ~oohottbe ~n"'n ao addltiOIIII If IIIOIIIIor !a 1111i111 •sJI 100 1 looo . Ia lluo U.S. Pl. fss rtlilt pulllfrd tilt . . . ..... . . . . . P" · P . o- p:'Oilll- • • · ..,. ~ " lllab lr wbotbtr ·-leo ud liMo lttoate tllbe - P I lr; II&J!II digll _, ..., craphy, roup sbadH 8"1Y· n•w otrld• ID ,..oordl. " will -"'" tbt dealll 1o...,. lo ~ for ..,.._ 11-1 1 .... tl . _ J'Ji 11. rt _ . The pho!D~pher doea the belt IDJi - out to OOI!II'oer 051 • · Ill ftojd ......., llllft·lll- fllPI Ill plio ............ • . . . . •1 · · lk 'J;ei. job k~ lh";',! " room for n.u•o to d>o .,._ !!""' ,...... for .,. _ . .,.. Ill ltrlcllo· lluo .., llllw* Cflott 011, •• •tt rfi ..... wor I• sa · ncop opace "'(~ 1lllMioo tbat. oo tile IIIII lluo IIJ!IItiiiHII2 (!Do tiJilsi • _,. .llf . . neecia m mind ln plannina wit.,.. 01 :he atrempts w boncl • 1e 11uo d!'IWIIII llort<IJ, ......J4 be lor 1111 111;1111, - AI lor Oo:lobir tl be WG1hwhllo IIIIi .., r'i!l" ' tho reception wW he held. bridegroom. IY5ilhMlouo tbll 11uo """Aiq •·• 11M. ... I * 1111 ........ I B Don't WOI'I'J if u oletl pho1D- The candid oboto ,.,. for Up. orllll ..,... ,. ...._ L. 0... ..... ....., liiJoiiG diM lfAM .,_ 1:11'1 lilt grapber eatcheo """" .up.up in py mamorteo 1otor 111!1 ll'o 1 ...,. ,... CoopEr lr. 'l1lr · bdlco, U.. n .,.., "'IMM ,.....,,••,...;! lfllil l!llr; d1e proceedinp • llke the belt woddln& tllot -lotllr 'WIIhiDplo. lluo admJoololrlllyo Wlfbll&lt;ll'r ~ •II 11!1 by !lso .... • tV'• 1brf!I.M man droppiDg the woddillg band omootll!y, ho ,..I..W · <1. the flr-llttal NAM ~ ....lillotr Iii J.._ II. IIM4 . . tit - -- - - - - -- ------- -- - - - . - . -- - - --- ------- - - -.. -· . - IIlii,......,. a. •••flfll)!l ".:'d. :., ' "!!'"""' lr...,.,.....,. ....... ..-a : 1:111... · ' I 'j I '" ' ., ., f ;,.,. f & lrea •IJ 1 IS Wee ••po•fn• yur Extra S&H Gree1 Sll•ps witll ...,.•• frt• lis M•• 2td week oou,on fro• JOII' lEW AREAl -. -,_ .:' " EVAIS · 1d We R-rv• The Right To U1111t Q11oRtitler OPEN UNTIL 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY FOR YOUR IIIOPPIII OOIYEIIENCE J ............. ...... .,... .... lll'ltONI I . . ~11 ONI.Y " ' MOll . ' ~. 1 __ 'I'OUatUUNI~ to.._'l,'l)N . ..uiltiAu Ofo .... IICINUI Of .. lAs . . .. . _ ai.A&coAL ~ THIU IAJ, JUNI! 1ST ,U ANI' l't''NI MH MAIIIIT FRUIT COCKTAIL c2'12 .... $ Gelati• D•tHrtl IOIJI.TII A <j'h I ' ' ' 'J I AND '"'6.~'" HIUHIY~S _.,.._...,. ,nili .. -ef Swlft't ,.,. ........... t.o.. ,,...•.,... ,..,., ttt. FOR THRIFTY PICNICS. $ WITH IOU- .... .._ . . ................ 2 c.J,.;,... All FLAVORS ''r~ • ' Reg. lobey'slbolllri•r Pollloa 11 ::. '1 5!:'1 HAM ... .• ..... ,........ . .. .... ..... --·· ..... ,.. 14-0Z. 01 16-QL • rlG 1Pf1'Dft'l POTAtO anft 50 EXTRA I' 't:-41 !::39 1 <;l(l HORMEL . Pully Cooke4 ~~a· CANNED :• ...... Con Whole Melon ."'·· l1lHBtlll ... 31 ••• Iliad " llo. 31 Modo·- Dally. U.S. No. 1 MAINE POTATOES Hth PRDH CALIPOINIA ---- :loa. 59 10 50 EXTRA ..J-,. ( ' 'I ~I(, 'I;:J ....... IOUPOH 39 11-C)Z, .IAI ..G 'lOP HAJfllf IKI'I'na IDO C. no J· 50 I ~lkA ), " JIFFY JIU1p 8..... '1 SO fXTRA j); • " ' ', ! 'I ~~ · ':11 ~-. . ....... ~ e:;~:: 53 Lar \ p TEX'A.S .. c•• HoMIIhlro • lkotell OHI GALLON 6 25 Foa• PICIIC JUI SAVE '1 ' .... • Del••• M•l ~ SET ....... ,,,2,w ........., $ Well uafh'vcNtfl .Mf .._ {2) I fHt Alu,.'llnunl Nft .~·· (41 - · ...k.., Cll II' x l' lh....... .... ~o~ ·· ...... floNiit .....,lot ..... ":::.J! c••,.,•• • -..n . .................. ..... ...,..... ... Whl,. · - - I .... Soap ·HEINZ 1o ...lol c...... . . .......... ' ..." 34 With ' ' I : ....,., Jot,. ... . . . .) l' ,.1 2 .... .·'~UL'1~,"1·· ·;;,~ J-· .t: 23 'tL11 . • . ....,_ ). ~t ·"'~>o,,· ;·,._ . ~ ?~· _ , 4..... ..... \ . U·1·9 ·: ·'""' ' ' " ...... ,.... ·.. FINE lAKED c.,.. """ ... 88 ' HIIN% lot.-· ' "Je ,... , • • Tlsty'u. •• AI... •ll!lf'" SWIM RING 4 • Ployer M. . 78 Di•lolt~ ' "'' lnflotoble AHGIL fiiH c.u,_ Low Prices ! rUIICH"H With Witll Thit Sot, Cervm.l Yept••ll Dill Hovt Fll• Ia 'nie ,.., · Potato Sohad c-- Gtt Other Piecea To Comp,JlJe Your Dinnerware S.t All .~~~~.. IAVI ICifl c.......,. c.... ~t $~t•ial 'l tl- kotlo hn•n• OJ- CAL.IFO .. NIA AI Plllvora '~- r, Mortol'l CRUM EL ......... f&4' Yaluel Pkp. .J·,I ,.. bag PWE .... '='•15 KOOL,.AID eMf M i l l - - .a . . (1 -. . . ~~· VII CAMP'S PORI &BEllS 8 ') t , .,..... Sllrlllp '::!' 21 PUICHAH SO fXTRII >OEllTRII .1 "Jt Gr • , Ill. 200ott• • • WnN i!z Gal. pkg. kalio IVAIIS Willi Yo Oldo looo Pot PI•"' -'t•llr S4.49- SAV.E $1.0iS '171 3-lb. kolloiVANI- ......... ... .... melon .•::. . 1. . . . . . . J:.... 1-llo. Ctoo. -~ IPAMS,rtid ' I ROYAL ~- OIII,Y .. . '· 0 l X IRA ' CATSUP ....•• IIOOilir .r iP) '\ '• Snider's • wn• · · ,.,i'u.--2!_ 10-Lt. : Wlidf • 10 EXTRA i • a :Jb"'! l I• I .. .. .. , ....... .,...... .,... 9 . .,.. . -- ~ ' l.4!i'\\ . . . ~ '' i. -~·-+-··· • : �(,• ) I . • .. ----. ---- -?-~-- - -- -- .. ..• --~ • • ' ~=-~~~~~~~~rr~~~~~~~-~811 ~.p~~~!~~F.~~~~~ ~ NOTE80CIKS' J I 'I \ '\, \ I ... ! I' u :rrl -.... .... """ toro .,.. IDol 10. &- •U.Iqit- 11. l'or· ............ .......... -...,_ I U.Wood· u . toeonfl•r.. IJ.OoooNIIvo tJPO: - - •• '' ' ••jl CROSSWORD 1. 011 out! • . llatl..... _ dt)l l• aa.......... ....... ,,._,. ...._ ....t: U . 1Jft1..... ..,_ 1......., _ ILU- ·-,..._..., ... -_ ... ·-. - &a. ••lllllb -~ I'I.Kalt• .TolD 1 5 . )(-.Jo aa. Load ·a:ecus1'11 WMPO Radio M•adlf ftnl I'IMaJI 1:110 .11tn . 1:. IINUfut Party 40.Puto1:10 111111111 Ht111 GASOLINE ALLEY 1:11 IINUfut Party Slmd -IINrt Pnlrllll 1:80 lllltull Newa 1:10 ~ Jllllltoree 1:05 llrtUful Party J.llloupot ii::so NIWI 1:• 111a1D11 Newa ,.._, 1:35 ~- World 111111 t::IS IINUfut Party 1:45 . . . CaiDI1 Jtlll) 10:80 111111111 Newa 7:00 MuiUII Han 111:1111 Pal:a PII'IJ . DAILY CRIPJ:1)QIJOI'E - Here•• hew fa work Itt .I.SI!'DLBAAS& 1105 IJmWMt hrt;r 10:• 111111111 Mewa II LOII'GI'&Ll. OW f:IO Mutull Newt lO::IS Malle In The Air Goo- ibaptJ- f o r - · · Ia- •mp!IAllouaod 7:i0 Han ~ :41 'lbe Good Life for 1M ~ tlo, X for tbe l!"' O'o, .... SliJaloo lotion, OJIOO• t ieo llrelkWl 1'11'11 10:55 Under Oblo Sides _ _1M lllo l...,tllllld _ _ -_ _ of _ bvpblol. tile . . . . . . . all 1:00 NIWI 11:80 Mlltul1 Ntlll t;115 Coffee With JIMI 11:01 Top Ten Show ACt)ptucr-......._ t:30 - lllll!ill Newa 11:30 lllltul1 Newa ' t.;IS Collet Willi JiDII 11:35 Tap Ten Sbow V OIV88.1o IU181.IIIM1DB CZBII:· f:45 Bet11 NeWlon lbaW U:80 M• Jfe1n 8&&8VIo K'l'IDBII 1111 BLBA ZLI 11:00 MuiUid Newa U:ll "Udell Interlude • ·a v1 BJ v P D Ill H & Z lo,- B Z 0 U 10:05 lllDIIIerla1 .u.MU. U::ll Rlf. klfll Toe1a NANCY 10:10 Cow11rJ Hoe DllwD 1:80 lllltul1 Ntw~ KTVJf.ROZIIII 10:30 MuiUII 111111 1:• Plllllr l'lrly ........,.., OQJII......I JIOTHING llXClDP'l' A. BA'rrLJD lf:S$ CowlltJ ROB DllwD 1:80 114ulual Newa LOft CAN B& BALl' 10 II&LANCHOLT AS A BA'l'Tiolll 11:00 Mulllal Htlll 1:01 'l'rnella' Time WOlf.-WIP''.!MQIQlt NANCY···WHAT ON EARTH 1,1 :Oii l!'.dUealloDal NIWI 5:• MIIIUal News HAPPENED WHIL-E 11:01 C0W1t17 Rat Do WD t. I::IS TnveiiD' Tlme I WAS SWap SIIGp 1:80 lllltull !Iowa OUT 'f' 11:11 Mulllal Newa 8:05 8aDdcnm S.IDiido ----~77~~----------11:35 1!'111'111 Newa 1:10 lllltul1 Nawa 11:15 Opper iiDam MedltaiJ"!!II:S5 llllndowla Sennlde Knn'a, 'I1IN&II ftldt) 11:51 Dow J - Stool< AVflt. 7:30 011 A1N1ay U:lO Olllo Newa 1:80' 8lp OD li:00--110oa '!Iowa, Waalber SuidaJ 11:11 Market. 1:16 Com•II'IIIJ Ifni I,PO Millie Juct F..- Yaa 7:30 llfldua1 Newa JJ:llll Ufflllll'd BuDtUn Board 7:41 'lbe IAieJIM · l:OO Mulllal Han 7:31 Army Boor 12:25 M~n 0 1:05 Music Jllll F..- Yaa 1:00 Jllpllst Laymaa'o IIGur 1:00 Oblo Valier Ifni 11:30 Ap1eallu... Apul 1:16 Sporll TodaJ :!l Mulull Newa 1::10 Network Newa 12:45 Comdr)l Go llauol. DICK TRACY 1:10 World Nno . :35 Millie Jllll Far You 1:35 Boor ol Doll......., 1:11 M!wloll Cloelt 1:55 Newr Beat i:oo FuiiAIII lAwll Sr. 111111 • (lin. Paul J - ) Z:IIO Country Go 1!ounr t;OO l.olt&!llslrilr« CommealarJ' 1:01 Wingo o! Haall111 2:55 News Boa& t :30 Public llervke 1:11 MUJ1e Jllll F..- Yaa 1:10 1111tu11 Ht111 1:110 Mldway ~ 9:45·Sbowul ol Ble.lainj; &:ao Mutull Newa l:lf Lqlslallvo Rmew 3:51 Nno l!eat IG:OO Muuu OouniJ 11-. i:35 Millie Jllll F..- Yaa 10:10 Voice ci Prapbaq VI:. talk 01 the To1ID i :GO Mutual NIWI 10:10 Jllldua! Newa Diaclbrl with Doos t:• 1illel'dlanp i:05 PIAU. l'lrly , 10:1f Willi. ~ 10 r.apJe 1G:I6 Warld Nen 5:110 Community NOW8 11:00 Talk ol To1ID 1:10 Mutull Ht111 10:10 8unday Chapel 1:11 Plattar Party 11:80 c-try IIJllll Tlme 1-.!111 P'rl. a.ar.r. llell& Rln8 5:01 World a. Natkmal Nen 5:15 S&»ttlgbJ on Spol'b · 4:011 Newa 11:10 lfUtUal !Iowa . 11:6 World ~­ 1:05 News ' 11:16 Muaa Olully Non ua ~- Nm 11:• CGaDtrr &,mn ,_ 1:10 MIDical Clock 4:41 PliU. Patt: 11:80 Noaa Htw~ U:OO Oiai-!IIJ M7:10 Slgli Off 1:111 _......, Newa U:ll 'l'ht lelrCb 11:16 '-1 .Nna ~·· - ~· Tlme 12::10 !leY. MerUn Toela 1:10 8lii ...... . 8parla 1:80 Boor "' ,.,..... 1:16 'l'riHiln' IIJlly ~ 1:00 . t..aJ .Men 1:11 '1'111 Lalhlnn Hoar 1:01--Vanl'ilrldl -~ 1:110 Tile 81& Lte ••416 Vu Patrlell 8parla l:lll· lllltul1 Nt111 I: IS ......,. llereDade 2:35 Bao:k To 'lbe era.. t:311 Mu\!IAI Nno U:OO !leY. Ruoreoo '1'borul ~~- 8IIDdaliD ·llliwuade 3:11 Tbe Quiet Boor 1:311 .........., t:80 11u1ua1 Nnn f:GH:iiO Sunday Slloweaso t111 . f:IO llu1ual Nowa Cotm1rJ lflllla Tlme 5:00 Newa "-'nnes 1::111 Mulull Newa 5::10 Mutull Mni ,,. f1f111 W..-Jd Mtlll . 1:110 Mulaal Newa ,1:40 RFD 1:01 111DtuaJ 111111 ; f:OO llatull Newa 1:1111 llwldMm Sennlde 11:05 IINallfut l'lrly 1:30 11u1ua1 !Iowa ! 7::10 Mutull Newa 1:35 S.llllido BnoW.stl'lrly 7:30 Ofllba ~ •=• !l-OST & L!JSl - ~OUND _ One head of cattle, r¥. and white, on Bunker Hill. Phone WY 2-6194. ~-----------&~24 3re _ &PUt tnto AUTO SALES _o_ 1 a. WJEH RADIO ' J . ... . . .. . ar- l •=• a. . New.furniture 3 ROOMS ' ONLY _:\, ii$2 FORD- hardtop. Good ,i J -~ MASON con- FURNITURE CO. dition. Robert Deem, Racine. MUON, 5 25 3tc 18 'ft. wide, 52 ft., 3 bedroom mtbUe home. A-1 condition. Priced reasonable. Call Oon WUUams, Chester 98>-3391 or ~n be seen Route 7 above ltate Highway garage. *299 W. VA. n unfurnished apartment dleport. W\' 2-3874. 3 15 Uc 5 25 3tc i''· 1957 Ford Custom 300 • •· - ~ 1956 Mercurv Montcloir H.T~ .. • n• 8 ql., automaU., Jiti uwlirel, llabt . ver7 cl.n, naw pa'izlt, . ' 8 eyl.,_aulallliUa, •"4 oul.-~,. , I beaullf..f ·~reea ·, . · . •~95 ' ·flnllb. 11004 \Ina VfiiJ' .._..:111114e .Vor . - IDAYV JONQ 'i t , • • - I ....,. ,. .-.~; ' 1960¢h.vrolet !'Ton Fleetskl& -,._ Pretup, .~., lhlrp, IDnR bod, ec,l, racllo, all - fiDioll. 1958-i=ot.d Fairlane 500-· 2 DtA"t.f. s~Cl-5 HELP WANTED with seulor cerllficate. Call in person at Maplewood Lake, contact Mr. 8 eyl., auto.;aUa, '""" tlret; 1o1d aDd blue 1mwi vef, .Ciein-.r. l9S8 hrd Fairlane 500-· . 5 24 6tp ,AIDOM AND PAIO~I COMMIIIIOM a, r. w. Mtn., Ch1of Par•'- •D4 Reeort (UI'J . . . ·.' ;! '_ . s19s. Middleport, o. • •. TIIRY IJ HAROLD GRA T .. GeE! I BOT YOU WS1E AH AWI=Ut.. QOOD OOLDIER, T&U. .. E 'BOUT ITI �(,• ) I . • .. ----. ---- -?-~-- - -- -- .. ..• --~ • • ' ~=-~~~~~~~~rr~~~~~~~-~811 ~.p~~~!~~F.~~~~~ ~ NOTE80CIKS' J I 'I \ '\, \ I ... ! I' u :rrl -.... .... """ toro .,.. IDol 10. &- •U.Iqit- 11. l'or· ............ .......... -...,_ I U.Wood· u . toeonfl•r.. IJ.OoooNIIvo tJPO: - - •• '' ' ••jl CROSSWORD 1. 011 out! • . llatl..... _ dt)l l• aa.......... ....... ,,._,. ...._ ....t: U . 1Jft1..... ..,_ 1......., _ ILU- ·-,..._..., ... -_ ... ·-. - &a. ••lllllb -~ I'I.Kalt• .TolD 1 5 . )(-.Jo aa. Load ·a:ecus1'11 WMPO Radio M•adlf ftnl I'IMaJI 1:110 .11tn . 1:. IINUfut Party 40.Puto1:10 111111111 Ht111 GASOLINE ALLEY 1:11 IINUfut Party Slmd -IINrt Pnlrllll 1:80 lllltull Newa 1:10 ~ Jllllltoree 1:05 llrtUful Party J.llloupot ii::so NIWI 1:• 111a1D11 Newa ,.._, 1:35 ~- World 111111 t::IS IINUfut Party 1:45 . . . CaiDI1 Jtlll) 10:80 111111111 Newa 7:00 MuiUII Han 111:1111 Pal:a PII'IJ . DAILY CRIPJ:1)QIJOI'E - Here•• hew fa work Itt .I.SI!'DLBAAS& 1105 IJmWMt hrt;r 10:• 111111111 Mewa II LOII'GI'&Ll. OW f:IO Mutull Newt lO::IS Malle In The Air Goo- ibaptJ- f o r - · · Ia- •mp!IAllouaod 7:i0 Han ~ :41 'lbe Good Life for 1M ~ tlo, X for tbe l!"' O'o, .... SliJaloo lotion, OJIOO• t ieo llrelkWl 1'11'11 10:55 Under Oblo Sides _ _1M lllo l...,tllllld _ _ -_ _ of _ bvpblol. tile . . . . . . . all 1:00 NIWI 11:80 Mlltul1 Ntlll t;115 Coffee With JIMI 11:01 Top Ten Show ACt)ptucr-......._ t:30 - lllll!ill Newa 11:30 lllltul1 Newa ' t.;IS Collet Willi JiDII 11:35 Tap Ten Sbow V OIV88.1o IU181.IIIM1DB CZBII:· f:45 Bet11 NeWlon lbaW U:80 M• Jfe1n 8&&8VIo K'l'IDBII 1111 BLBA ZLI 11:00 MuiUid Newa U:ll "Udell Interlude • ·a v1 BJ v P D Ill H & Z lo,- B Z 0 U 10:05 lllDIIIerla1 .u.MU. U::ll Rlf. klfll Toe1a NANCY 10:10 Cow11rJ Hoe DllwD 1:80 lllltul1 Ntw~ KTVJf.ROZIIII 10:30 MuiUII 111111 1:• Plllllr l'lrly ........,.., OQJII......I JIOTHING llXClDP'l' A. BA'rrLJD lf:S$ CowlltJ ROB DllwD 1:80 114ulual Newa LOft CAN B& BALl' 10 II&LANCHOLT AS A BA'l'Tiolll 11:00 Mulllal Htlll 1:01 'l'rnella' Time WOlf.-WIP''.!MQIQlt NANCY···WHAT ON EARTH 1,1 :Oii l!'.dUealloDal NIWI 5:• MIIIUal News HAPPENED WHIL-E 11:01 C0W1t17 Rat Do WD t. I::IS TnveiiD' Tlme I WAS SWap SIIGp 1:80 lllltull !Iowa OUT 'f' 11:11 Mulllal Newa 8:05 8aDdcnm S.IDiido ----~77~~----------11:35 1!'111'111 Newa 1:10 lllltul1 Nawa 11:15 Opper iiDam MedltaiJ"!!II:S5 llllndowla Sennlde Knn'a, 'I1IN&II ftldt) 11:51 Dow J - Stool< AVflt. 7:30 011 A1N1ay U:lO Olllo Newa 1:80' 8lp OD li:00--110oa '!Iowa, Waalber SuidaJ 11:11 Market. 1:16 Com•II'IIIJ Ifni I,PO Millie Juct F..- Yaa 7:30 llfldua1 Newa JJ:llll Ufflllll'd BuDtUn Board 7:41 'lbe IAieJIM · l:OO Mulllal Han 7:31 Army Boor 12:25 M~n 0 1:05 Music Jllll F..- Yaa 1:00 Jllpllst Laymaa'o IIGur 1:00 Oblo Valier Ifni 11:30 Ap1eallu... Apul 1:16 Sporll TodaJ :!l Mulull Newa 1::10 Network Newa 12:45 Comdr)l Go llauol. DICK TRACY 1:10 World Nno . :35 Millie Jllll Far You 1:35 Boor ol Doll......., 1:11 M!wloll Cloelt 1:55 Newr Beat i:oo FuiiAIII lAwll Sr. 111111 • (lin. Paul J - ) Z:IIO Country Go 1!ounr t;OO l.olt&!llslrilr« CommealarJ' 1:01 Wingo o! Haall111 2:55 News Boa& t :30 Public llervke 1:11 MUJ1e Jllll F..- Yaa 1:10 1111tu11 Ht111 1:110 Mldway ~ 9:45·Sbowul ol Ble.lainj; &:ao Mutull Newa l:lf Lqlslallvo Rmew 3:51 Nno l!eat IG:OO Muuu OouniJ 11-. i:35 Millie Jllll F..- Yaa 10:10 Voice ci Prapbaq VI:. talk 01 the To1ID i :GO Mutual NIWI 10:10 Jllldua! Newa Diaclbrl with Doos t:• 1illel'dlanp i:05 PIAU. l'lrly , 10:1f Willi. ~ 10 r.apJe 1G:I6 Warld Nen 5:110 Community NOW8 11:00 Talk ol To1ID 1:10 Mutull Ht111 10:10 8unday Chapel 1:11 Plattar Party 11:80 c-try IIJllll Tlme 1-.!111 P'rl. a.ar.r. llell& Rln8 5:01 World a. Natkmal Nen 5:15 S&»ttlgbJ on Spol'b · 4:011 Newa 11:10 lfUtUal !Iowa . 11:6 World ~­ 1:05 News ' 11:16 Muaa Olully Non ua ~- Nm 11:• CGaDtrr &,mn ,_ 1:10 MIDical Clock 4:41 PliU. Patt: 11:80 Noaa Htw~ U:OO Oiai-!IIJ M7:10 Slgli Off 1:111 _......, Newa U:ll 'l'ht lelrCb 11:16 '-1 .Nna ~·· - ~· Tlme 12::10 !leY. MerUn Toela 1:10 8lii ...... . 8parla 1:80 Boor "' ,.,..... 1:16 'l'riHiln' IIJlly ~ 1:00 . t..aJ .Men 1:11 '1'111 Lalhlnn Hoar 1:01--Vanl'ilrldl -~ 1:110 Tile 81& Lte ••416 Vu Patrlell 8parla l:lll· lllltul1 Nt111 I: IS ......,. llereDade 2:35 Bao:k To 'lbe era.. t:311 Mu\!IAI Nno U:OO !leY. Ruoreoo '1'borul ~~- 8IIDdaliD ·llliwuade 3:11 Tbe Quiet Boor 1:311 .........., t:80 11u1ua1 Nnn f:GH:iiO Sunday Slloweaso t111 . f:IO llu1ual Nowa Cotm1rJ lflllla Tlme 5:00 Newa "-'nnes 1::111 Mulull Newa 5::10 Mutull Mni ,,. f1f111 W..-Jd Mtlll . 1:110 Mulaal Newa ,1:40 RFD 1:01 111DtuaJ 111111 ; f:OO llatull Newa 1:1111 llwldMm Sennlde 11:05 IINallfut l'lrly 1:30 11u1ua1 !Iowa ! 7::10 Mutull Newa 1:35 S.llllido BnoW.stl'lrly 7:30 Ofllba ~ •=• !l-OST & L!JSl - ~OUND _ One head of cattle, r¥. and white, on Bunker Hill. Phone WY 2-6194. ~-----------&~24 3re _ &PUt tnto AUTO SALES _o_ 1 a. WJEH RADIO ' J . ... . . .. . ar- l •=• a. . New.furniture 3 ROOMS ' ONLY _:\, ii$2 FORD- hardtop. Good ,i J -~ MASON con- FURNITURE CO. dition. Robert Deem, Racine. MUON, 5 25 3tc 18 'ft. wide, 52 ft., 3 bedroom mtbUe home. A-1 condition. Priced reasonable. Call Oon WUUams, Chester 98>-3391 or ~n be seen Route 7 above ltate Highway garage. *299 W. VA. n unfurnished apartment dleport. W\' 2-3874. 3 15 Uc 5 25 3tc i''· 1957 Ford Custom 300 • •· - ~ 1956 Mercurv Montcloir H.T~ .. • n• 8 ql., automaU., Jiti uwlirel, llabt . ver7 cl.n, naw pa'izlt, . ' 8 eyl.,_aulallliUa, •"4 oul.-~,. , I beaullf..f ·~reea ·, . · . •~95 ' ·flnllb. 11004 \Ina VfiiJ' .._..:111114e .Vor . - IDAYV JONQ 'i t , • • - I ....,. ,. .-.~; ' 1960¢h.vrolet !'Ton Fleetskl& -,._ Pretup, .~., lhlrp, IDnR bod, ec,l, racllo, all - fiDioll. 1958-i=ot.d Fairlane 500-· 2 DtA"t.f. s~Cl-5 HELP WANTED with seulor cerllficate. Call in person at Maplewood Lake, contact Mr. 8 eyl., auto.;aUa, '""" tlret; 1o1d aDd blue 1mwi vef, .Ciein-.r. l9S8 hrd Fairlane 500-· . 5 24 6tp ,AIDOM AND PAIO~I COMMIIIIOM a, r. w. Mtn., Ch1of Par•'- •D4 Reeort (UI'J . . . ·.' ;! '_ . s19s. Middleport, o. • •. TIIRY IJ HAROLD GRA T .. GeE! I BOT YOU WS1E AH AWI=Ut.. QOOD OOLDIER, T&U. .. E 'BOUT ITI �\••" ' v-,.... ~ llally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ·o.: May 27, ttea.tt ·~ ~ Rldllfd ~ 1Mr. and Hn, 'l'alll USQ!:Lite prolessilr at Mar· children 91 Atrol• - • ...u,.nd U. wtN boule 11*11 of pests of hll pertDIJ,, Mr. 8lld IIJid Mrl. Pa~J Powell and Mrs. 8. lt. VIIK!O. . · .,.., the ....Wad. All Mr. and Ur.. llumll Daw- . SUnday guests of Mra. mother, Mrs. Harper 11 Grantsville, and Mr. parent., Mr. and Mrs. PoWI!U, Ulnlllltooe. Judy Needs, dlul!bler of Mr. Mn. Jp Needs, under· • tonsillectomy 11 the Dr. flihlrlm~ bospltol ~ Parker• IDW'I, Wedoesday. and Mra. Henry Buck, lnd daughters, Susan and I~::'~ Ann, were recent II of her parents In RoanVa. While there Susan was bolt•tal p&Uent and under· tonelllectomy. visited her abler, Mr. and Mra. Oril Harrll ln Miner&ville, Ohio reeeotly. Mrl. P8te Routh, Mn. Burrell Dawaon, 1nd Mrs. J!l!ID Powell, tacllero at ~w Haven elementaey acllool, atleJM!ed • teaehera meeting &I Pt. Piauant Monday. Mr. and Mra. Lo~~· Jr. and_ family of p.,..-..,...g. were Sunday 1iUflll of Mr. ~ Mrs. Burrell DaWO<HJ. Mrs. Homer Meredltll arutiiCIII Mike and Mn. Lodemla . Van Maire of Belpre, Ohio, ..WII!d Mrs. Van Matre'l home here >On TELE,"JSJON IN R£VIl•'f ' U:. . koilWooo <UPn - One 011 CJ!S.TV'o the most ollppeey WIJIIo Jel Oil! of relling 1!10 truth obOul a bad play that Is "on the lido of pn>g· rea" II to uy !hot lt may 1101 be perfect bat opoao riiiiO and br.U. !erllle I(I'OUnd. You abo throw Ia 10111etiduJ about 1ood lnteotloDI. I bring lhll up Ill mnaectlon with Thuroday Dight'• 'Pioode of , wlllcl. deoll with 1111 Jtt;rlAOt 11101ber who bad uaknoWil>gly taken U.. lldomide pills, .... 'WhiciJ .,...eel aplll that "prOCJ•" Is mueb to oily on. .H lrilb thai ~Alent. ~· Specl{l<&lly, 1 bril!g filii up beca~~~a "Tbe NlltMI," presumably to IDcre.ue IU stature-like "Tho Delandero," which hlo the Mme producer- ill golug Ia hot and over the weekend. beaV7 tor lhll oort of .stufl ·aolr. On Wednesdy the olxth grada Nnt Thursday, for IDI!ance, Ito ers attendod OrlentaUon Day lllbje« Is venereol dl...... held at Wahama Junior Well, ell ript. Vlow are Mra. Emo Wood II a lllHIIt to be opened and •fertile at Pleaaant Valley gJOWld to ba broke~~. But ....,.. .'I'IIE PLOT NEVEl VAAJBS - Generalkml·ol4 *'JIIa7ed eaeb , _ 011 Ule .,.._ ol St. DomiDfe II a cbellllled custom Ill lbe mountain vWaee o1. .Pi)elaro, Italy. Blllb'llht of the rellgloualy Inspired pr'Odnetloll II "lrbt'urtkm" ol. newest baby ln the vtnace by a •wolf"- 'l'lllaJOI' .~ Jn wolflkln coat. Ace<>rdlng to lll8encl, the wolf brlnp W. """": ~ "'• ._,..,. And h<re'o why:' . A whllo bock, "The Deftallfrs" had o play abolit ......... And lllouib lt woo , bad ·play limed opeci!i<olly at pr-...fizlng lt did in way opeo 1 vlsto be..~.. 11 had' 8 point of and deall with a subject that has two sid... A.o for the "JIIuna" them ... however, I don't lmow anybody who Ia In favor ol delormeil children or ven<real dio· ease. Well, w~at does thai leave 01 with? It leaves "' otlll with the posoibiUty of a good drams and not "progress," wblcl! would be lnhe,..t anyway In any credit.a. letturod. IDsll'Uetod. Lori tilt ..W _,. "l!hlnl!l" bialzf. Bomo'a- ~!at W .e. Illes .,. 1111 .,.,._, II dl ...- ._,- and q., ~ -.Ide ....,.._., but wo .,. Ia • '"l'llo NurHs," •· "''lit ••'"...,..,.. 11o1nc lbo uma -.... 10 •low- doMD'I -1 h<1r 'l1lo ,.d1or clol'ormed eblld. 1tbou(!h o1 ...,.... we Jmow I!IJo ovOQIIIallx will-and tiM! cloOI. But we ,..;, iubliy loa 1 ~.., ..,. lD trMIII!e .,... pte ;,;volvod. Next ,,..., ..,. CBS, 11., . , . wiD tell about "lbo nood ,., ldonlilkoltJoll IDII trtatment" of V.D. eorr1<n. Well, oll right agabl • •Lot til frankly label all thio. What we ore 11"1tlng Ia lowalevel, dllilted laotrue· Uve preu releoaes, 'Witleb may do honor to anti.tballdomld!l and anU·V.D. publicity, ·but Is oot likely to open new v1stu or btell: fer· tile ground In PLAID® STAMPS st. lilomlnlc. bact tile baby upoa tile parents! appeal to New Haven Personal News Hlch • Sr. Hlgh, Mrs. David Roush. Mrs. Marion Ohlinger wiD be ln ch8J'ie of refreslJ.. miDENTS TOVlt CAPITAL 'l'!>e Sixth Grade altrdenta ol New Haven Elementary acbonl toilred th• alate capitol In 01arlesion Tuesday. Teachers .., companying them Mn. John Powell, Mlu Anna Givens, Mra. Kay TrammeD, MJu It.ren Vllvena, and Mrs. Wood· row BI'OWII, and parents aC. CQI!lpanylng them were Mrs. JIQilea Haggerty, Mn. Donald Bumgardner, Mra. Bevan Burdelta, Mrs. Robert Haye1, Mra. Tolbe•t and Mro. Tom Half. ID8n. VACATION CJ1UJtcB SCHOOL ·-1. Paul's Lutheran Vaca· t!Orl Church School wiD be held tr6m June 3 untll June 8 begin· Ili!Jg each ·morning at t a. m. unin 12 noon, with Rev. Jack W,tlch, . paator of the church lng as director. eachers and helpers are as I ws: Nursery closs, Mrs. menta. SEWING CLUB The Sewtnc Club mel Thu,. day afternoon at the home of Mrl. Edwin Stein. Those attancllng were Mrs. Philip Wol· pert, Mn. Herman Layne, Mra. D. A. !lmtth, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Lloyd Roilsh, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Howard Wagenhall Mra. B. R. Vance and guest, Mrs. Harry Aholin and hostess. The next meeting will be held on May 28 at the home of Mrs. B. R. Vance. EUB BROTIIERBOOD The EUB Brotherhood met on Monday evening at the church. Carl Gibbs was proIll'am leader, hls topic "Good Stewards In file Home." LutlJ.. er Smith, the diitrict president, led a discussion period on lhe men's conference held on May 18-19 at Ev.-UflooBreth Acres at Buckhannon. Those attending were Carl Gibbs, Harry Pickens, Edgar Layne, Otba LteVIng, Robert Cooke, Jack Needs, Rev. Robar! Dille, Bernard Llevlng, Harry Miller, Paul Rickard, Luther Smith, Ralph Gibbo, Richard Ord and Chari~ Weaver. PEIISONALS Jane PoweU of Marahall Unl· .m. . William PoweU, Jr., and Mn. Robert Layne; Klndergar· lei! claases, Mrs. PbU Badey, Mis. Donald BumgardnOI', Mrs. E~erett Roush, Mrs. William . .arland; Primary I, Mn. Jlo. ~ Karr, Mrs. Pirl Burris; Pflmary U, Mrs. Paul ~. Mrs. John Fry, Mra. Jack Jleosoi>: Junior I, Mrs. WIIUam Pt;!WOD or., Mn. CarroU Adami J~<; Junior II, Mrs. Wllliam RirsseU, lltn. l!ldwln flousb; Jr. . .. STORE HOURS: Mon. and T.,..,, 9'fil'l Wed. 9 to 6; Frl. end S.t., 9 to I ICIOMd Thun., All Day) Super-Right COOKED e All retails are effective Full Shank Half RACINE Clover Farm Store BAKER'S Clover Farm Store RUTLAND Department Store LYONS Clover Farm Store BUCKEYE ' RUTLANI:I, OHIO Route No. 124 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO Route No. 7 RACINE, OHIO Sixth & Pearl Sis. MII:)I:ILEPORT, OHIO Corner Pearl & Locust L F. B 0 s R c ' FOR YOUR PICNIC PLEASURE KRA FT . 63c 2 lbloof TASTY L 0 A F 49c FRUIT DRINKS 3 cons 35C KID NEY BEANS 303 7 cans $1·00 GREEN BEANS 303 SIIE - - - - - - SWI FT LIMA BEANS & HAM4c__ 45c CHEESE SPREAD--------- FAIRMONT ALL FLAVORS 64 OZ. PLASTIC JUG - - - - - - - CLOVE R FARM SIZE - - - - - - - SOUTH ERN GEM oF-PLA_•_eL_24oz.cAN DELMON ICO ELBOW MACARONI INSTANT TEA 10. OFF 2 ''" 39c u. PKG. T~NDERLEAF LABEL IV. OI. JAR CLOVER FARM 65c $1.00 MILK Tall Cans _ _ _ _ __ 8 DREAM WHIP oz. 39c N A P KINS WHITE oR 200 29c .CHARCOAL 10 lb. bag 59c cen1 ' (IIESSERT TOPPING PERT - - - - - - - - - - - - 4'11 \ coLoRED _ _ _ _ _ _ couNT 14 3 cans ,.•.. ---~~----~----_.~~' ":/ ~'{ ' '•' r "' ' ~~· . i" • :~~ ll Soulb Ilona sbould be lllfflellnl Ia rteo, but It ~:~LETtUCE ______ ~:~., lSt . CUCUMBERS ____. . _ •.... · ·8c port • • • .... lhll , c ~:~:c ERY srALK . ,... EL . '· .. : ·; 0 c 0 A .., far M • - II eo~IOII'IIod, .1~ • ·~· ·19c sUNI(JsTLEMONS --.--..:._~~.;,..·''¥~ 49c •• I'Gt ' II II ', 1 r- hll•ll .Ide tl'lala II ...... ..... I::J~:=Ibe ~ " • iOcbf'DC. ' I 1 ~.J,i! : : ·. .• purchlu rrq1med. "'~· hi thru 4th Rlbo-lb. 79c Leuar Quentlti-lb. 49c • biiJiorl. . Yet !hero li little to abow ~'f ::r. . . lh.89c u!) ~our Iff~ card <tm'f torM 'f()U ~ ·sit ~our A&P Stu r ~. No 5th & 6th Ribs "'· 29c Turkey Legs •. 4Sc Chicken Legs Chicken Breast --''---- •. SSe Ch ICken w•1ngs - - 2 "'· 49c i ' MILD COLBY CHEESE lb. 49c \ - - lb. 1r1y) )OU win t~at If ~ou 'vt wan Plaid Stamps, collrcl yo~tt priu tl anr hfl Slort. Mu chll nd1st wmnrrs cu pid: up their prire at ant Pltidllnd lledempl1u11 Slor1. SPECIAL BONUS OFnR WI·NIe DILL PICKLES Regular or .e IIG VALIANT PliZI DlAWING .IULT 2, 1tM .Golden Corn ~:;:n- 6~~: 69c Enriched Bread S ~~ 99c Mllttr'a · JanoP..tcar -:- 1 ·:..·~- ~;: 27c Potato Chips Pretzels .......... Paper Plates - VEGETABLE~S. 1~b.49 --·-- c Broccoli SpHn - C.UIIf.,wet. Cold .. r::: 79c Paper Cups ::~g~~ordhookSor~;i$1. ~00. .. r::· 99c Oranges calw.n.la - - - ... S9c Sweet Corn - - 6 .... 39c .. ' 10 OS pkg 3/69 . Tube lpmatoes ... I9c Potatoes New Red':!.9.8c . • ....,............ lbt·'Uiillod, ::,.,:.~4tfldl:f111111n-.,8llrtal apd .loutb X... ~ ' A&P FRESH FROZEN ., .... lila llllloll'l prl. .. "' . ... ............ • oatJ 'lloliiO SHill h •lld;tion to the 11101'1)' woiulerful Hldlleil Trea1ureo pri.... •• ' - - tft1w Ill• 1963 Valianl Grond Priu Drawing with ea(h Hidd•n fr. . lvrtl 't•r• ~ nu+... fill aut lh• bock al Itt• n.rd and depo11t it 1ft ttl• •tNCW ...., ""· ~ur !owl A I. P' 11Gre. You do ftot haw• to. ~ prtMttl fill wfl. · Koohar Jane Parker-IUTTIRMILK 11111 INilll , . A 1963 2-DOOI PLYMOUTH VALIANT ID APPLE PIE Reg..... 49c If on lt ont of Lht items remams il•' k [alld don nat fldr 11.1 Whofo, Holf MADISON J9c hllmt, tn. ~lie tire tilrd. Rib Steaks ~:o_N•____ lb. 89c Beef Short Ribs _ _ lb. 39c Lunch Meat:·::;:~_"''-- Pks·lb.S9( canad•1an Bacon•. Inti c..... lb. 79c t ~•rd run waur o~e• 49c JANE PARKER ·Special Tille your 69c lb. Super-Right-SKINLESS lbl. GOuld alii. ·to-81'tllo U.S.aldDOt .-.nta 0111111- · ,_ ~~~ +c.,IMJ 2,948,000 Plaid Stamps Ground Beef lnof!~' 3 s1·41 · WIENERS ~~~T odll oz. aotrw F 0 R • usupe,..Right" Lean apparent. From Seoul, U.S. Alllbassador Samuel D. Berpr, ,who ball been Ia aiJIIOII clallJ COIIIU!tatiOD with Park and Cllher memben of juota. wiD travel to WaobingtoD for ..routlne11 eonvenatlons. Almost timultaneoua with thJa uews •aine a blunt warning 18 Koretms frorn U. S. aid lllreclor Jameo S. Killen. · In Seoul, the U.S. lllNctor Paid the KoreaDS wen attenqAhtC OUr up an artlflcJal CICOilOm1c crilta <llly_te 111011·11 f1'/ f.rolu the 'Uirlted Slat& . Ulllo To .... The llnilod . . . . . . . ~boa' 1500 m1lllon a year In Korea, and witlloul II. the IJO"'l'DrDDDD .. Pork &-Beans. 1 SAlAD :i. DRESSING FRIGIDAIRE • CAMERAS • WATCHES BEEF RIB ROAST IJDport purchllll. relllctaaiiJ . And allhou&b Port bad f.U.. IDto IIDe, the extra •1111 was nol fortllco.iung. 'l'hia .... the ............. H.U.NTS 5 Lg. 51 oz. CG~S CLOVER FARM Under u. S. pressure, acbeme collapaed 011 April I when Park reectnded the poUIIcal baD and ogrccd to loll electlona I• reotoralloa ol a l!lvlllan gover~~o moat for file Republic of K-. Tho al!l'eemellt eued but did remove the strain !*ween the two govrrrmento. D I lleela llfp wl Plitt reb:l1pooocl 1 bill G1! Aa cGI!Ciele ol Jl\l1~<al ldlvll) 111111 dlocloled wltb Park, the Unitod 18 oariiiDua rn1llllr)' rule far wllhbeld aa elllra · In old which the Korea • Jjl\'ernmenl llld II' Deedecl'to ' lb. 3·9c • RADIOS • BAR-B-Q GRILLS .CANNED •SUPER·RIGHT"-WIII Trimmed 11101her lour years. I' .69 COFFEE 3 LB. CAN CLOVER FARM lb. • • MAXWELL HOUSE c I 16Jbl. HAM Park's Role In S.'K.,rea 11J PBIL NEWSOM .tJPI Faretp New. Au)JII 'l1lo UD!Ied SlaiOI, .....,. fully enamored ol South Korea'o mlJl.. tal')' regime, haa (<lr ooveral wOob now booil evldenelna a spoetal dloplte,... wMii tba genera1J 1D Soou1. 11 low In relatlonl amo oa March II, wireD tlat ruling miJI. Junta' bteded b7 (lea, liihurlll COOKED--BONELESS lb. ·WHOLE TV SETS. tbru Satu~day June 1 Full Butt Half c • U.S. '_~leased' With NO LIMIT TO THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU MAY ENTER '.~\~ woorlol ::-:·~ ~··tal IIll~:!i~~-.-tbutalio..W !lent" of . . . . ' ' 1 .t �\••" ' v-,.... ~ llally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ·o.: May 27, ttea.tt ·~ ~ Rldllfd ~ 1Mr. and Hn, 'l'alll USQ!:Lite prolessilr at Mar· children 91 Atrol• - • ...u,.nd U. wtN boule 11*11 of pests of hll pertDIJ,, Mr. 8lld IIJid Mrl. Pa~J Powell and Mrs. 8. lt. VIIK!O. . · .,.., the ....Wad. All Mr. and Ur.. llumll Daw- . SUnday guests of Mra. mother, Mrs. Harper 11 Grantsville, and Mr. parent., Mr. and Mrs. PoWI!U, Ulnlllltooe. Judy Needs, dlul!bler of Mr. Mn. Jp Needs, under· • tonsillectomy 11 the Dr. flihlrlm~ bospltol ~ Parker• IDW'I, Wedoesday. and Mra. Henry Buck, lnd daughters, Susan and I~::'~ Ann, were recent II of her parents In RoanVa. While there Susan was bolt•tal p&Uent and under· tonelllectomy. visited her abler, Mr. and Mra. Oril Harrll ln Miner&ville, Ohio reeeotly. Mrl. P8te Routh, Mn. Burrell Dawaon, 1nd Mrs. J!l!ID Powell, tacllero at ~w Haven elementaey acllool, atleJM!ed • teaehera meeting &I Pt. Piauant Monday. Mr. and Mra. Lo~~· Jr. and_ family of p.,..-..,...g. were Sunday 1iUflll of Mr. ~ Mrs. Burrell DaWO<HJ. Mrs. Homer Meredltll arutiiCIII Mike and Mn. Lodemla . Van Maire of Belpre, Ohio, ..WII!d Mrs. Van Matre'l home here >On TELE,"JSJON IN R£VIl•'f ' U:. . koilWooo <UPn - One 011 CJ!S.TV'o the most ollppeey WIJIIo Jel Oil! of relling 1!10 truth obOul a bad play that Is "on the lido of pn>g· rea" II to uy !hot lt may 1101 be perfect bat opoao riiiiO and br.U. !erllle I(I'OUnd. You abo throw Ia 10111etiduJ about 1ood lnteotloDI. I bring lhll up Ill mnaectlon with Thuroday Dight'• 'Pioode of , wlllcl. deoll with 1111 Jtt;rlAOt 11101ber who bad uaknoWil>gly taken U.. lldomide pills, .... 'WhiciJ .,...eel aplll that "prOCJ•" Is mueb to oily on. .H lrilb thai ~Alent. ~· Specl{l<&lly, 1 bril!g filii up beca~~~a "Tbe NlltMI," presumably to IDcre.ue IU stature-like "Tho Delandero," which hlo the Mme producer- ill golug Ia hot and over the weekend. beaV7 tor lhll oort of .stufl ·aolr. On Wednesdy the olxth grada Nnt Thursday, for IDI!ance, Ito ers attendod OrlentaUon Day lllbje« Is venereol dl...... held at Wahama Junior Well, ell ript. Vlow are Mra. Emo Wood II a lllHIIt to be opened and •fertile at Pleaaant Valley gJOWld to ba broke~~. But ....,.. .'I'IIE PLOT NEVEl VAAJBS - Generalkml·ol4 *'JIIa7ed eaeb , _ 011 Ule .,.._ ol St. DomiDfe II a cbellllled custom Ill lbe mountain vWaee o1. .Pi)elaro, Italy. Blllb'llht of the rellgloualy Inspired pr'Odnetloll II "lrbt'urtkm" ol. newest baby ln the vtnace by a •wolf"- 'l'lllaJOI' .~ Jn wolflkln coat. Ace<>rdlng to lll8encl, the wolf brlnp W. """": ~ "'• ._,..,. And h<re'o why:' . A whllo bock, "The Deftallfrs" had o play abolit ......... And lllouib lt woo , bad ·play limed opeci!i<olly at pr-...fizlng lt did in way opeo 1 vlsto be..~.. 11 had' 8 point of and deall with a subject that has two sid... A.o for the "JIIuna" them ... however, I don't lmow anybody who Ia In favor ol delormeil children or ven<real dio· ease. Well, w~at does thai leave 01 with? It leaves "' otlll with the posoibiUty of a good drams and not "progress," wblcl! would be lnhe,..t anyway In any credit.a. letturod. IDsll'Uetod. Lori tilt ..W _,. "l!hlnl!l" bialzf. Bomo'a- ~!at W .e. Illes .,. 1111 .,.,._, II dl ...- ._,- and q., ~ -.Ide ....,.._., but wo .,. Ia • '"l'llo NurHs," •· "''lit ••'"...,..,.. 11o1nc lbo uma -.... 10 •low- doMD'I -1 h<1r 'l1lo ,.d1or clol'ormed eblld. 1tbou(!h o1 ...,.... we Jmow I!IJo ovOQIIIallx will-and tiM! cloOI. But we ,..;, iubliy loa 1 ~.., ..,. lD trMIII!e .,... pte ;,;volvod. Next ,,..., ..,. CBS, 11., . , . wiD tell about "lbo nood ,., ldonlilkoltJoll IDII trtatment" of V.D. eorr1<n. Well, oll right agabl • •Lot til frankly label all thio. What we ore 11"1tlng Ia lowalevel, dllilted laotrue· Uve preu releoaes, 'Witleb may do honor to anti.tballdomld!l and anU·V.D. publicity, ·but Is oot likely to open new v1stu or btell: fer· tile ground In PLAID® STAMPS st. lilomlnlc. bact tile baby upoa tile parents! appeal to New Haven Personal News Hlch • Sr. Hlgh, Mrs. David Roush. Mrs. Marion Ohlinger wiD be ln ch8J'ie of refreslJ.. miDENTS TOVlt CAPITAL 'l'!>e Sixth Grade altrdenta ol New Haven Elementary acbonl toilred th• alate capitol In 01arlesion Tuesday. Teachers .., companying them Mn. John Powell, Mlu Anna Givens, Mra. Kay TrammeD, MJu It.ren Vllvena, and Mrs. Wood· row BI'OWII, and parents aC. CQI!lpanylng them were Mrs. JIQilea Haggerty, Mn. Donald Bumgardner, Mra. Bevan Burdelta, Mrs. Robert Haye1, Mra. Tolbe•t and Mro. Tom Half. ID8n. VACATION CJ1UJtcB SCHOOL ·-1. Paul's Lutheran Vaca· t!Orl Church School wiD be held tr6m June 3 untll June 8 begin· Ili!Jg each ·morning at t a. m. unin 12 noon, with Rev. Jack W,tlch, . paator of the church lng as director. eachers and helpers are as I ws: Nursery closs, Mrs. menta. SEWING CLUB The Sewtnc Club mel Thu,. day afternoon at the home of Mrl. Edwin Stein. Those attancllng were Mrs. Philip Wol· pert, Mn. Herman Layne, Mra. D. A. !lmtth, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Lloyd Roilsh, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Howard Wagenhall Mra. B. R. Vance and guest, Mrs. Harry Aholin and hostess. The next meeting will be held on May 28 at the home of Mrs. B. R. Vance. EUB BROTIIERBOOD The EUB Brotherhood met on Monday evening at the church. Carl Gibbs was proIll'am leader, hls topic "Good Stewards In file Home." LutlJ.. er Smith, the diitrict president, led a discussion period on lhe men's conference held on May 18-19 at Ev.-UflooBreth Acres at Buckhannon. Those attending were Carl Gibbs, Harry Pickens, Edgar Layne, Otba LteVIng, Robert Cooke, Jack Needs, Rev. Robar! Dille, Bernard Llevlng, Harry Miller, Paul Rickard, Luther Smith, Ralph Gibbo, Richard Ord and Chari~ Weaver. PEIISONALS Jane PoweU of Marahall Unl· .m. . William PoweU, Jr., and Mn. Robert Layne; Klndergar· lei! claases, Mrs. PbU Badey, Mis. Donald BumgardnOI', Mrs. E~erett Roush, Mrs. William . .arland; Primary I, Mn. Jlo. ~ Karr, Mrs. Pirl Burris; Pflmary U, Mrs. Paul ~. Mrs. John Fry, Mra. Jack Jleosoi>: Junior I, Mrs. WIIUam Pt;!WOD or., Mn. CarroU Adami J~<; Junior II, Mrs. Wllliam RirsseU, lltn. l!ldwln flousb; Jr. . .. STORE HOURS: Mon. and T.,..,, 9'fil'l Wed. 9 to 6; Frl. end S.t., 9 to I ICIOMd Thun., All Day) Super-Right COOKED e All retails are effective Full Shank Half RACINE Clover Farm Store BAKER'S Clover Farm Store RUTLAND Department Store LYONS Clover Farm Store BUCKEYE ' RUTLANI:I, OHIO Route No. 124 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO Route No. 7 RACINE, OHIO Sixth & Pearl Sis. MII:)I:ILEPORT, OHIO Corner Pearl & Locust L F. B 0 s R c ' FOR YOUR PICNIC PLEASURE KRA FT . 63c 2 lbloof TASTY L 0 A F 49c FRUIT DRINKS 3 cons 35C KID NEY BEANS 303 7 cans $1·00 GREEN BEANS 303 SIIE - - - - - - SWI FT LIMA BEANS & HAM4c__ 45c CHEESE SPREAD--------- FAIRMONT ALL FLAVORS 64 OZ. PLASTIC JUG - - - - - - - CLOVE R FARM SIZE - - - - - - - SOUTH ERN GEM oF-PLA_•_eL_24oz.cAN DELMON ICO ELBOW MACARONI INSTANT TEA 10. OFF 2 ''" 39c u. PKG. T~NDERLEAF LABEL IV. OI. JAR CLOVER FARM 65c $1.00 MILK Tall Cans _ _ _ _ __ 8 DREAM WHIP oz. 39c N A P KINS WHITE oR 200 29c .CHARCOAL 10 lb. bag 59c cen1 ' (IIESSERT TOPPING PERT - - - - - - - - - - - - 4'11 \ coLoRED _ _ _ _ _ _ couNT 14 3 cans ,.•.. ---~~----~----_.~~' ":/ ~'{ ' '•' r "' ' ~~· . i" • :~~ ll Soulb Ilona sbould be lllfflellnl Ia rteo, but It ~:~LETtUCE ______ ~:~., lSt . CUCUMBERS ____. . _ •.... · ·8c port • • • .... lhll , c ~:~:c ERY srALK . ,... EL . '· .. : ·; 0 c 0 A .., far M • - II eo~IOII'IIod, .1~ • ·~· ·19c sUNI(JsTLEMONS --.--..:._~~.;,..·''¥~ 49c •• I'Gt ' II II ', 1 r- hll•ll .Ide tl'lala II ...... ..... I::J~:=Ibe ~ " • iOcbf'DC. ' I 1 ~.J,i! : : ·. .• purchlu rrq1med. "'~· hi thru 4th Rlbo-lb. 79c Leuar Quentlti-lb. 49c • biiJiorl. . Yet !hero li little to abow ~'f ::r. . . lh.89c u!) ~our Iff~ card <tm'f torM 'f()U ~ ·sit ~our A&P Stu r ~. No 5th & 6th Ribs "'· 29c Turkey Legs •. 4Sc Chicken Legs Chicken Breast --''---- •. SSe Ch ICken w•1ngs - - 2 "'· 49c i ' MILD COLBY CHEESE lb. 49c \ - - lb. 1r1y) )OU win t~at If ~ou 'vt wan Plaid Stamps, collrcl yo~tt priu tl anr hfl Slort. Mu chll nd1st wmnrrs cu pid: up their prire at ant Pltidllnd lledempl1u11 Slor1. SPECIAL BONUS OFnR WI·NIe DILL PICKLES Regular or .e IIG VALIANT PliZI DlAWING .IULT 2, 1tM .Golden Corn ~:;:n- 6~~: 69c Enriched Bread S ~~ 99c Mllttr'a · JanoP..tcar -:- 1 ·:..·~- ~;: 27c Potato Chips Pretzels .......... Paper Plates - VEGETABLE~S. 1~b.49 --·-- c Broccoli SpHn - C.UIIf.,wet. Cold .. r::: 79c Paper Cups ::~g~~ordhookSor~;i$1. ~00. .. r::· 99c Oranges calw.n.la - - - ... S9c Sweet Corn - - 6 .... 39c .. ' 10 OS pkg 3/69 . Tube lpmatoes ... I9c Potatoes New Red':!.9.8c . • ....,............ lbt·'Uiillod, ::,.,:.~4tfldl:f111111n-.,8llrtal apd .loutb X... ~ ' A&P FRESH FROZEN ., .... lila llllloll'l prl. .. "' . ... ............ • oatJ 'lloliiO SHill h •lld;tion to the 11101'1)' woiulerful Hldlleil Trea1ureo pri.... •• ' - - tft1w Ill• 1963 Valianl Grond Priu Drawing with ea(h Hidd•n fr. . lvrtl 't•r• ~ nu+... fill aut lh• bock al Itt• n.rd and depo11t it 1ft ttl• •tNCW ...., ""· ~ur !owl A I. P' 11Gre. You do ftot haw• to. ~ prtMttl fill wfl. · Koohar Jane Parker-IUTTIRMILK 11111 INilll , . A 1963 2-DOOI PLYMOUTH VALIANT ID APPLE PIE Reg..... 49c If on lt ont of Lht items remams il•' k [alld don nat fldr 11.1 Whofo, Holf MADISON J9c hllmt, tn. ~lie tire tilrd. Rib Steaks ~:o_N•____ lb. 89c Beef Short Ribs _ _ lb. 39c Lunch Meat:·::;:~_"''-- Pks·lb.S9( canad•1an Bacon•. Inti c..... lb. 79c t ~•rd run waur o~e• 49c JANE PARKER ·Special Tille your 69c lb. Super-Right-SKINLESS lbl. GOuld alii. ·to-81'tllo U.S.aldDOt .-.nta 0111111- · ,_ ~~~ +c.,IMJ 2,948,000 Plaid Stamps Ground Beef lnof!~' 3 s1·41 · WIENERS ~~~T odll oz. aotrw F 0 R • usupe,..Right" Lean apparent. From Seoul, U.S. Alllbassador Samuel D. Berpr, ,who ball been Ia aiJIIOII clallJ COIIIU!tatiOD with Park and Cllher memben of juota. wiD travel to WaobingtoD for ..routlne11 eonvenatlons. Almost timultaneoua with thJa uews •aine a blunt warning 18 Koretms frorn U. S. aid lllreclor Jameo S. Killen. · In Seoul, the U.S. lllNctor Paid the KoreaDS wen attenqAhtC OUr up an artlflcJal CICOilOm1c crilta <llly_te 111011·11 f1'/ f.rolu the 'Uirlted Slat& . Ulllo To .... The llnilod . . . . . . . ~boa' 1500 m1lllon a year In Korea, and witlloul II. the IJO"'l'DrDDDD .. Pork &-Beans. 1 SAlAD :i. DRESSING FRIGIDAIRE • CAMERAS • WATCHES BEEF RIB ROAST IJDport purchllll. relllctaaiiJ . And allhou&b Port bad f.U.. IDto IIDe, the extra •1111 was nol fortllco.iung. 'l'hia .... the ............. H.U.NTS 5 Lg. 51 oz. CG~S CLOVER FARM Under u. S. pressure, acbeme collapaed 011 April I when Park reectnded the poUIIcal baD and ogrccd to loll electlona I• reotoralloa ol a l!lvlllan gover~~o moat for file Republic of K-. Tho al!l'eemellt eued but did remove the strain !*ween the two govrrrmento. D I lleela llfp wl Plitt reb:l1pooocl 1 bill G1! Aa cGI!Ciele ol Jl\l1~<al ldlvll) 111111 dlocloled wltb Park, the Unitod 18 oariiiDua rn1llllr)' rule far wllhbeld aa elllra · In old which the Korea • Jjl\'ernmenl llld II' Deedecl'to ' lb. 3·9c • RADIOS • BAR-B-Q GRILLS .CANNED •SUPER·RIGHT"-WIII Trimmed 11101her lour years. I' .69 COFFEE 3 LB. CAN CLOVER FARM lb. • • MAXWELL HOUSE c I 16Jbl. HAM Park's Role In S.'K.,rea 11J PBIL NEWSOM .tJPI Faretp New. Au)JII 'l1lo UD!Ied SlaiOI, .....,. fully enamored ol South Korea'o mlJl.. tal')' regime, haa (<lr ooveral wOob now booil evldenelna a spoetal dloplte,... wMii tba genera1J 1D Soou1. 11 low In relatlonl amo oa March II, wireD tlat ruling miJI. Junta' bteded b7 (lea, liihurlll COOKED--BONELESS lb. ·WHOLE TV SETS. tbru Satu~day June 1 Full Butt Half c • U.S. '_~leased' With NO LIMIT TO THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU MAY ENTER '.~\~ woorlol ::-:·~ ~··tal IIll~:!i~~-.-tbutalio..W !lent" of . . . . ' ' 1 .t �\ ? .• • I l' • '• .e ...... • "r entt.n e al y PRICf FivE CENlS BARGAIN! Static-Free RCA VICTOR FM RADIO . e Sllde-rult Vernier timing for accuratltll- Shelters Could Be Death Traps llon oelicllon e 5 tubto pluo olllcon rectHlor e StaHc-freo "Golden Throat" tone from II' apeaker e Security Sealed Circuitry for greater d'" P,ndablllty · e. Smart compact ceblnet In Sahara color • Clodl:a lal U. t. arbltal trackstaliont II'OWIII the world J!YDCbranbod to 1-5,01101b of Tho IQUIU aRB1 SOlita 0nIllLVI s , ~ THE MOST TRUSTED ~AME .IN SOI.fN~~ WASHll\GTON iUPl) - 'President Kennedy's clvU defense chief said today lives could be saved for 15 each under the administration's fallout shelter plan. But • congressional study suggests that the shelteri mi&bt turn into death traps for millions. Elberfelds In Pomeroy b~Y Thus aeconcl. I first 1 enemy was ope~d Congress' real debate H-bombs on and . h f·• wit wi1ether I1 .d t!Uera 1 a1 . 8 ut key htwma ken: •nave •-· u.:'I:''Q mi~s~les cool to the idea, fearing that ; have made shelters a cntlcal such a ventur1 couJd turn out tt need for the nalion '.s suri viVal or be a costly a'nd perhaps useleu ~-· r 1 1 rendered the whole cidl defense boondoggle. I Those {ears Wf're brought tc A House armed services sub· the .surface today in a 53-pap committee, headed by Rep. fo~. (•ritical appraisal of the fallout Edward Hebert, D-La., opened shelter plan. The repor.t was ·p~1 the inquiry wilh a promise that , sented to t~ .subcommittee by ltl. • • • it would dig deeply into all Lhe counsel, Pb•h~ W. K~le~, "pros and cons .. ol fallout shel- Some prumtneal Sctftlists, be argue that h ftus:uar. 1 ters. But Hebert warned his fel- sa1d, f M ~low legislators lha~ it could be a : could explode nu. clea.r weapon!ll Ja , . son o r. 8 . •. • ,, I the ail' O\'er c;itles instead Of Ill D. . f'io · -..:!i:·h~.__,._ · the" Surfal-e :ntlrcGold--...;-" '-· Som• Lawmakers Cool 1 · .. .,.,..., "~ lo•nv receiVed the Sophomore · crete f4JJout tbeltera to turD intt j IA•,ard of 1963 given by the Up- ! The administration last year ove{ls. cooking the people inside, . • 1 proposed a fwe·year program of they said U le didn't bunt. OhJO Valley Section of the . nuclear fallout sht>ltt'!· develop· · peop , . i . hey would probllbly suffocatto btl Arner11can Chemacal Soc1ety for 1 ment w1th an eventual price tag tho ld bt . . , th .1. , cause a11 ~xygen wou 1 Roxie VIrginia Weaver Cozart excellence 10 scholarship In 1of m~re a~ $2 b1 hon. 1h~ she-.· consu,med, these ~eie,ntists said. PT. PLEASANT .:..H~=,~~~:,'';%, 8 Racine area resl~ j ters m .pu~lic and non·p~f•l pn· tei'Yice for Clyde R. passed away Monday in On May ZO Mike was formal- vate buoldmgs woold be fmanted Pt. P. . .nt, will be a Middletown, 0. hospital. Mrs. Jy presented this award at the concept obsolete. Wins Honors At Oluo Umvers•ty Former Racine Resident Dies River Victim · Set Wednesday MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIROY, OHIO ·:~~=~it p. m. ol the JI ~me. Burial 1.ort4 . Od lllli·eall at the · t' ~· m. 'l)Jeeday. bbdy WIJ Ollio River otter tro,m the the busineSB meeting for 11164 were electand Included President, Mra. Abbott Ingles; VIce preMrs. Martin Abbott; Mrs. Clara Belle and Treasurer, Mro. May 31-.lune 1 "ALL FALL DOWN" Warren Beatty•. Eva Marie comrniHee Is Mr. Fred Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Barbara ""'""'• and Edison Baker. ~ of the Susan Park UIERTY THEATRE M!DDLEPoRT, OHlO Bible Sclwol To ·,, On June l 0 Bible School Sent Soc . . . . . . St. Paul Lutheran Church of Pomeroy will be offering to the community 8 Vaeatlon Bible to all children of the The theme of the school "Teach Us To Pray." The week school will study the IIL<ord'• Prayer and the value of II~::~:~~ as a young person, 'Moe will start June 10 and continue untO June 21. The school will start at 8 and end at 11. If there is a problem In transportaUon to the school RECEIVE BIBLES Bibles were presented Sunday morning 10 two members . of the Syrawse; Methodist church school who l.ere high school IJfaduates this year. Miss Rose Ann Theiss and Ernest S~, both graduates of Pomeroy High Scoot, were presented Bibles with Miss Marda Karr malting presentation. SAVE II I-t=~~~~~~~!~~~ t1,l 1u~h l)rive·ln • • T - • __..,._- ' • County llue to .ac· Saini, Karl lhldea, Auela Lansblll')', Brandon deWIIdo. Rosenbaum. The exeMrs. :1\lllroad Dr. 011· FRIDAY and SAl'UIIDAY luno 24-4 10 Park - . J aclde GleaiOD (aD ol bini), Laurel Goodwin'- Gl1!dl Johna, Charlie t<Uiila ·oM Linda Brubl. PNtuNIIo• "" a Guyo Co'- DOLLARS I lbs. $1 CIHn Winter Clotho lefor, Storing! ROBINSON'S 1 Rl. (Teelml<olor I Save On Your Dry Cl..nlng- Rli:PJUTER EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPJ( ~ M~lch~l~&~••• ;;sta;te;.~h~bas~ won the NCAA team ehlmpllllllhlp lllbl tlmOI althflUih a ·Spartan runner lwl flnl!hed flrrl only once (a-ow· .,._______,,fa Ke""'CC1, 1t16111. Mrs. "PAPA'S DILICATI COHOITtCIN" COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING provided. There wilt be crafts that per· laiD to the Lord's prayer with Idea of becoming aware of meaning of the Lord's Pray- Pi)iiLJillltt.llb;•GIIIbs Hay- SUN. MON. ontl !fUll. Use Robinson's Quality yiRI the achurch of. WY contact Ht70 and way will ~~~~,;; . ·wu boni ln M'uOn _, ,tht! late "THI DAY MAll INVADIO THI IARTH" Kent Taylor, Marie Wludoor. LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERs CenVInlent Pickup Stallone In Mlchlhp1rt~., Phone 2·5421 Mhldllpllrt iJr{ ~tai - ~' -~ . . J Jury May Have was borr In Rlocine on May meeting of the local sec12, 11109, ilion of the American Chemical She had been residing with Society. A banquet at the Lamother, Maggie Weaver, at , fayette Hotel, Marietta, preced· 0. for tho past seven ed the presentation, Mrs. Cozart was preced~ Mike r~ived a Rtoognitinn ed In death by a brother, ErD- Award from his dormitory, !lush est, ~nd her father, CharleB. Hall, for I!Cbolarship achieve· SIIVIvmg ...., her molbtr, ment for the first and sorond Maggie Weaver, lh,... da~b- semesters o&- the past · school len, Mrs. Edison Brace of II•· year, cine, Mrs. Andy Ward of Portlancl and Mrs. Denzll Brewer Recently he was lapped u i ot Fronklln e two oons Paul me of 2G charter members of . Bkii.er -1lf 'Fl;trock, MtChlgan Ephorian, newly orgauized ~n­ and Ferren c;oz.rt lri the u. s. or soc~ety at Ohoo UnoverSIIy, Mrty at Ft ~. Art .. whleh will ho)d group doscu•1110 sisters Mrs. Jack Adams slons woth vosotmg speakers In of Letart Falls and Mrs. Doug- the field .of Humanities. loa Johnson of Rlodne, t w o Mike, who has completed his br~ers, Verdict; Trial In-Fifth Day A verdict Is expected today ' in the Meigs County Common Pl.,.. Civil suit trial lnVolvlnl an action for alledged damage& as the result of an autemobile Emerson W8aver of sophomore year at Ohio Umand Mella Weaver of versity on an honor sch•olar·shlt> \ 11 IJf....chUdm and is majoring In chemistry. He · number of nieces and neph- Iaffiliated with Phi Eta Si~ms Fraternty, men's national honservlcea wIll be ' orary. He Is a 1961 graduate of at 1 p.m. at tbe Dor- Pomeroy High School. ehureh with Rev. NO•P4PI!:Il ~DAY IBalte.s offielatin&. Burial will be TO MEET WEDNESDAY Ill· iNof. .le per111ll em· Green Wood cemetery. Moose Lodge 11185 will meet tltfOI le ~ Memorial may call at the Ewing at the Wesley Fry residence oo ilelol'-lili>l· 'Diiy ......,_; 6tn wDI lie Funeral home In Pomeroy un- Mill-st. Middleport, at 8 p. m. Rfchard Malcom Hays, son IIIIMIIy 8eallaei· Tilaraday. ,_,Thursday. IWeoboesday, or Mrs. Stella Hays. Moll · st. · and o member of tha Hogh School grad class of '63 was tho relllctpient or the George and Lewis Memorial Scholarship Saturday evening at the Alumni Banquer. ~Y, All. !UPII -I ia Walhlnct<>n whp Indicated the 1'l)e ~ oaid, ·how~;,, was made by ""-· ·~ W...,., tlillllillln& l lfr~IJii ol the subpna conotltut' WaBate's •.t.lorbO):• could of Schools, Mr. L. "'. 5 ,WHIA,. ....... a IllY od proper III'Yice. . - ~ I ' . McComas. · • 1 "civ in tbe lfde;a ~, u 1 · deod''liclli ·ilo.W oenoant, bao glv· . ,.._ Ri"''Y" and noake lDOilono· or Richafd .has 11een ac~.. -in · 011 ....._ ladb''oti be intends Wolla<e uk! tho maid Ill"'"'· niislal of ••e - · ·.oo grounds school sports, playing tack---,a ~ hearing . ·ol the oxocutive .,.. C!lwil hao .,... jurlodictioo. , squad, . viet ~ilo 1I'OI'b hls ,lnterferen<e mansion . • w!Mo ~vii rlghls Wollace flow It Decatur Mo11-t rno All member of the ·q( the Wt!NI'Oill-bee!t'Oe·ofafolouy j d!ly . . nlflht ond WOI ringed b7 participated COilvietiaa. 11a1e lro9Poli be' · W'Willla<e "II II ridlwloo!a that they I the <!f the pbuie: · •.,lllld lint 1tl'vod • Nearo maid "'lnod a lro my ~-" Walla<e said. "Civ· i BlrminJI·Illly, abe's -dead." · f. .......,. eloM ·10 !lot 1overoor Award Goes To Ric~ard Hays .. . . . 1i~~f~l·.~51wrl~~~ ®o~tetoilod. """"" :DOIItltild · accident In 1968. on State route 33 IH!llr the Melp-Athent county line. Plaintiff of the suit Is Edgar E. Brewer of Portland who atledges damages totalling $79,· 410 08 against William L. RobInson of Hanglr03 Rock; 0. This 1110rning Maru>ing Weboter and Bernard V, Fultz, a~ torneys for tile defendant, were presenting final a.IJUIIMDis to the jury. Fred Crqw and Bernard Salisbury, attor11eyo for the plaintiff, w.re expected to present their arguments later thla morning. Today marked the filth day of the jury trial which began lost Wednesday, Jurors Ire ~lpll McCune, Wlllanl Pigott, Elsw Forbes, George G.......,., lflrold King Mly Hawk Atice Whito, Do., L. Wood, Paul Beaiils Juanita' Reeves Doria E. Ea~lmlln- lnd ~ A.. Woods. · Melp Moturlal llaspllal ADMISSION.<, - D··-II ,Doo Coltrtll, Syracuse M........ .._~ • ~ .... ,,.._ • nu .. land, ~ -~· Loac b tom. OCIW'll!llr.ta ·'· .•. "''T~a ~-. r - Ml ~.Rutland, fl!itllrlt,' Carl Jdro, b U · llal- ~ ila- • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 27, 1963 hayman