https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbe67e830f3006155442e83487f1b694.pdf d10b564d4cd64efc75992a8e6a5df924 PDF Text Text , B Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 26, 1960 Sorority Members Hold Dinner Meeting Monday Eve At Middleport Restaurant Members of the Alpha . Omicron Chapter o f Della Kappa Gamm.a ,Sarorily enjoyed .a three course dinner Monday even­ Ing al !lie Martin Restaurant, Middleport, an4 adjourned lo the borne of Mn. Nan Moore and Miss Mildrea Hawley for their business meeting. Tbe meeting was conducted by the president, Geneva Joa- chim ud the following officers , were elected. and kn■Lalled : presi- Mabel Conley, Anna Hous� , Ruth dent, Mn. Rachel Werner, Jack- Owens, Susan . P�rk, Virginia Co­ :son; 1st vice president, Eena Ad- ve_rl, Ma_ry V1r1m1a Re1bel, Bea­ ama; 2nd vioe pre,ident, I•'a)'e trice Reinhart, Ethel Chapman, Sauer; recording s«relary, V i naa Mar�aret Pauon1, Emily Sprague, Smith, Avis Roush, and I.M; correspondin g aecreLay, May � uc1lle a n. enev Nola (.j, Richard.I· treasurer Gertrude hoaes a' h�e was beaut 1The ae • u a enlari n R th Tn.ce ' .� parlim ' fully decorated with spring flowEu 1er· en for the meeting. The next A Founders Day program was meeting: will be held al the home conducted with Gwenn Davia read · of Min Park in September. inc the ceremony and Mn. Joac· him Ughtin& a candle in honor ol each of lhe 12 founders. A red candle was Ht for the living found• en and .a white one for the de­ ceued ones. The �roup also presented a gift to i.'lt rs, Marcelline Buell Gallo• 1-·or the first time Ohio Univl!!r• way in observance o! ht:r recent sily has been as1iJned a National marriage. . Deferiie Educ8tlon Act Counciling Olhers present wtn Reba Kiaot, and Guidance Training lnstitute ,wt,ich , will cover thii1 i1edion of Ohio Ind nl!!ighboring counties bf West_ _vlrginif. Rutland Teacher To Attend CD Institute At OU I ; . Presbyterian Women To Meet Th U rsd . OY N.19 ht The Women's Aasodation of thl!! First United rreabyterlan Church of Middleport will meet Thursday eveninR at the church at 7 :30. The topic for the nenln( 11 "Our Town, Our Youth, Our Churth" and Mn. Richard Vaughan, program chairman, h11 lnvlted Kenneth McElhlnny to Mayor speak to the group. ·• Mn. Charlea Shumaker will be the dl!!votlonal leader. Ho1teHe& will be Mra. Lewi, Saul!f, Jr., Mrs. Dwight Wallace, 'Mn. JamH Buch • anan, Mn. Jallle1 Sanborn and Mrs. Bethel Coleman. I MEIGS THEATRE • ' , : POMl!&OY, ORIO TONIGHT ' I "1001 ARABIAN NIGIITS" Moifiler MA.GOO - alao - , ••THE f1,YJNG FONTAINES" Mich.el Callan - Joan Evecw Not O,.n W'ed,...day THUftSDA Y ond fRIDAY "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" Robert Ryan - Tina Louise R••old ,;.,uer, M iddleport. 1, one of the 40 lnvit.ed to 'lllend this In• olilute which will be held July 17 to A u11ust 20 with a program eon­ sistine o r classes, individual con• lerencea, supervised practice, test• ing and seminar. The Institute carries six aemcster hours o{ graduate c•edit plus varificatlon of 30 clc,.:k houn of aupervlaed practice. Mr. Sauer will live on campus at Perkins Hall. Seveul weeks aao Mr. Sauer w11 granted a scholarship for the aummer session at the university for further tralning in -xuldance. Mr. Sauer holdl his router's de• gree in peraonal relation• from OU and served aa assistant dean of men at the unlver1Jty at one fime. At present he l11 Industrial Arts teaeher al Rutland. Mr,, Lee Entert,aim Mr. and Mn. Ralph l..ee entert.11i ned with a dinner Sunday at their home, Ba!!han Roiid. Gueata were Mr. and Mn. Paul Barrel l and David and l,.a ura and Blll Burdine of Parkersburg, and Mrs. 1-1. H. Ables, Worthing ton. Calling In the aflllrnoon were Mrs. Mildred Shuler, Mr11. Nancy Carnahan and son, 'Cony . �=-,-=- �owlncelo� n ® T.M. cit ol o n i a l cit l u b ,. * DIVIDEND * Early A111rloaa Trivet and Wall PIHt "' lARGI! 7 OIAMETEI R•g. ,s.95 $ 1 .95 o IOIINIII IUIIDCI MIPLI • IUIHI IIIIM flNIII • IICIIATlll • POil JOIN NOW . • . , Only members are entitled to purohNc thl!I Item at •pewal dividend ,price. Walch for fult1rc oulltandina decoraUve 1.nd u,eful dlvdlcnda for t:olonlal Club member,. ----------. Missionary Women Around And About Midd leport II, FREDDIE HOUDI...Ptl' .i· Hen"1erson Mourning who broke IWI hip last Q('tober is much im• proved now .ind 18 able LO be out some. Mrs. J. Q. Rlce and Mr�. Morah Leonard were dmner guests al Mrs J 1une1 Murray Sunday. Mrs. George Sidd.11 and son Tommy of Ansonia came Thurs• day for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and other relatives. She plans to return home today and her par­ ents will accompany her as far as Columbus whe1 e she will be mt!t by Rev Siddall Mn Chdrlcs Sauer ts 111 Cul umbu;; vm1rng with her daughter S.tlly. Mrs. John Zt· r k k entered H ol ­ zer lksp1 t a l .)UlldJy eve n111g fur surgery. Mrs. 1ta::111ond Cunni11gh.1m who wu al l l tliu:r Hospnal re­ centiy ! or med 1t'�l treatment 1s much im proved 11.nd able to be out. Mrs. Floy Gardl'let and Mr. and Mn. Glenn Beene o( Ellton visit­ ed Su11d.1y with Rev. and Mn. F(ed 1. L;ardner. Mrs. William Bradford return• ed last week from II month's va• cation in Florida. Mrs. 8. I". Parmalee is in Mar• Ion vi11iting with her nwthcr ctnd sister, Mrs. Alva Caldwell and Mra. Lulll Meadows. Mr. and Mrs. Chesler were in Columbus Sunday to visit her ,later, Mrs. Cecil Bolin, a p11lie11t at University llosp1taL Mrs. Dale Dutlton Elected Bond Booster President Mrs. Dale Dutton was elected as president when the Middleport Band Boosters Association met Monday evening in the 81,o nd Room at the high sehool. Other officers elected were vice pre1Jdent, Mrs. Jame11 Pullen; second vice president, Mn, Lewie Sauer Jr.; secretary, Mn. Rodney Sauer and treasurer Mrs. Donald Law• ery. Mn. Carroll Swanson, retiring pre1idenl presided over Monday's meeting and It was decided that the May meeting would be held on the 16th inatead of the re11u· Jar date with insl..11.llation or new omcers. The group als o decided to sell soap as a money raiaing project and they voted to purchase a tuning instrument. Plans were made to aend two student11 to the Band Clinic at O U on June 12 and Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Dutton will be chairman and c0-chalr man (or the MHS Alumni dinner on the 28th ()f M ay . Other11 will be naml!!d to Mr. and Mra. \Ytlilam Radfurd the committees at a later date. entertained with a surprise hlrth 1 day party Sunday 11fternoon hon• orif\j her mother, Mn. Grace Glaze, of Columbus. A de('orated birthday eake. ice cream and koolaid were served durlnl,l: the aflernonn. Present were the famlly or The membership training clHM Mn, Glaze and included Mr. and Mrs, Carl Glaze and children, of the United Methodist Ch4rch Patty, Christy, Glen. Chulene were received into full member• and Faith or Colun:bus; Mr. and ship, two were received by transfr, Mrs. Ray G late and children, Tim, and one was baptiied at the mornDennl11, Crystal and Greg, Pom­ mg 11ervice Sunday. iltcmbcrs o{ the class were Mar• eroy; M r. and Mrs. Glen G laze children Jim, Sharon and Cindy tlyn Moore, ChC1·yl Edwards, Ltnda 11,nd Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Byers Sue Reuter, Hllah Vaughin. Linda children Haymond, Cirl, Lut·rc­ Will, Chrlstopher Tompkins, Lan­ tia and Louann11, of Midd leport ny Tyo and Jan Clio who ilso re­ and the hoNb 1md children BIil, ceiver! the rile11 of bt1ptlsm. Mr. 11n<I Mrs. Albert Alwud wus re­ Bt:!cky and Mury. Tho honored guest ret'l'iverl a ceived Into membership by trans• number of gift!! and" as she OJ)(>ned fer from the Indianola Methodist them, her grandchildren s.ing Church, Columbu11. The organ prelude by Mrs. J111r• "Ha.ppy Binhoiy" to her. vey Vanvranken opened the ser­ vice followed by the Cail to Wor• Fnmily NlMht Observed ship by tho Rev. Eugene Brown. The anthem, "Just As I Am Thine A.t V nited Methotlist Family Night w1:1s ob�r,rved at Own To Be" w1111 presented by the the Un ited Methodl11t Church on cholr. Rev. Brown had for his sermon Sunday evenlna. A potluck dinner topic "The Church and Organism" 6:30. al held waa Following the dinner, Leo Crew using as his scrlp1ure Mathew 16: spoke to the group on the rupon- 18-19. The sorvke elo&e<i with the 1lbllltles or members to the churth benediction by the pastor. the lfter which 'lroup 1ingln11 of choral benediction and the organ hyml\l were enjo)'t-d wlth Mrs. postlude, l11111:-vey Van Vranken al the piano. Raymond Lee t.''lle who under­ went sur{lery it Holzer Hospital recently" is convalescing al his home. Mrs. Joe Moore (Belly Ashley) and son Timmy, Guysville visited Sunday with Mr. and M rs. Claud Athley. E11ter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed an<I Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Reed wer e Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Reed, Ron nie; Eddie .11nd Ralph Hill of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rke were night at the I in Athens last Dowler,Ferguson-Hughm1 Funeral Home lo see Mrs. Emerson Doug­ las. Training Class Received Into Methodist C)turch Younelf To Death Buy youn;elf a new mower al rtckenf \od�I. We trade - we give you a year to p11y I .I, ' ,_ • We reeelved anolher lhlp- •----------. ·••l of Huffy Mower, al See Our ., SPECIAL LOW PRICE f '"lee u · before you , ...,, 7ou money, • • .. buy, we IULK AND PACKAGE GARDEN SEEDS Complete Seleellon Charcoal Grills ,· - $'4.50 to $1 9.95 Resists Scuffing DIJPONT PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL R.lc.-h lookdn&, lbard tlOSIS finish for w ood Qt eoncNl1! floora, pord,w. patlNI - exterior or interior. Stande traffic, wealherlnl. Look.I eloan. Easy to uae. Economtt"a-1. root Quick d,yjllf . 13 ('olora. Jeff M11nkin Given Porty Saturday S • • S I Well Attended The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer In unilon. A thank­ yuu note was read from Mildren illlwley, Long Lslalld., for remem• brances sent her. A poe m which she had written, •"My Friend11," was read to t'tle group by Mra. Karl Owens. I Jean Zirkle, Maxm1 Owen11, oon s Bailey and Jeanelle Wem• mann were welcomed into the club as new members. Plans for the an• n u al installation on May 1'1 were d i sc ussed. The busineH meeting c losed with a poem ":11.yself and I" re.11.d by Mrs. Allman. During the social hour games were played tnd prizef awarded to Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Myron ·.,liller, Mrs. Allman and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. At the close of the evening a salad course w111 served by Mra. Nathan Blsga and Mrs. Alfred Blgg11 to the 20 mem• bera present. 1 1 1 ' . ■wry Nltl\tl );1t�" Dtive - ln . --- Robert Mitchum. L4oda Darnell "s&:oNIJ CHANCE'' (Tec:ilnl<oior) • NOW AT STATI TMIATIII l,'T, PLIMANT VOL XII NO. 10 ,: Huh CliungH� Presidency Of Korea :U��, G,u,up- ·• .. -.! . . , .' C O P P l! R C: OR E S TAI N L E S S S T E E L 8y LUCILLI HAWICINI :., ._:· ::·-. S-Set. John T. Baily who has been ,tatloned at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, arrived Sunday nleht for a 30 days furlough with hi! mother, Mn. John F. Bally and other relatives before leavin&: for Germany where h t: will be · stationed for three years. • 2.Qt. Colftlred Dovbte loilar $14.H 5.Qt, Co•m•d Sauca Pot $1 4.ts 5-Qt. Coverad Outch 0¥.n 1 1.H Mr. and Mrs. Wil i iam Kesterson of Pontiac, Mich., apent a couple of days with her mother Mn. Nora Roush and Mr. and Mr11:. Chari!!! Withrow. • Now • • • wo,fcf.famout Ra.,,,. Wo,.. lntroducin o complata n•w llna 9f low-sllhau•lttl cooliwor• dnl9""' ta ™'rmonl1e with tvdoy'1 modern, wor... 10Yln1 kitch•n• I Gleomlr19 ,tolnleu ,tnl lntldt ond Ollt fOf' aa1y daonlrt; . . . with a 1olid coppe1 core that ,pr�• heal rapidly, cook& lood1 fathllr. '511rn-lln• lak•U,. hondlet with r•lroctoble IM:in;ing � lnt.rchan911ablti c;oven wtth 1al•l)'--Vrlp ftne•r ' ... On dllploy now I 1-0t. Cov.red Sava Pon $6.'5 2..Qt. Covered SallU Pan 9.91 3-Qr, Cawred Sauca Pon 1 0.95 Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rll!!mari of Sandu11ky were overnl11ht gueata Friday or Mr. and Mn. Dwlsht Logan and aon. They were · IC• companied home saturday by Mrt. Florence Halle)' ot Portsmouth who has been the guest of the Logan's for several weelra. j � • • - • ··- ', L ' ' : .I. t \ • ' •, Tlli1 p,opo11ct bond 111;,1 it: for c:onlt��tlon" olld ,eci 1:1lppl�1 hospital focilitl11 for Meigs courity. Th, tax,-yen will NOT \e llclbl1 '9 r oni pqnible 'future deficih. •· • 1 '.' ' : '. • \ . ·":•· ·l \ • : : ., •. . . ' . MAY 3RD PRl ·MARY "TOO . G OO:D TO · T URN DOWN" • '. 1 ...,-- ' ., I'.. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wedn . "•· e n t 1n e HeipM•••• .4l'ff ----- Ohlr. Sunn, wtha•, .,.... ' cl•rinai ...,. aftd .... ,-1hill .... day, CNfer' NUth. •M ..... ..... tilina. llalr •nd ..a ......... .,_ wy and I.,,._ •••..••!IIUd ct...... H)oh _, In t11o ...,, • n.... - • - o. Lab lrio. i.e. _,..,. JT-47• sa;ou: r.O!'Y - 1c ,Letart Bottom Tomato Crop DmnageAI By Rad • " • ' ' •.·- ' Plants Set To�ay Took; Heavy Beating. Cloudbursts and .blgll· wlida up to 25 miles per hour · Tilil,. day afternoon not only ed out local bilh IICboo!t l ball games. They also ·_ ed, some beyond repair, tfll­ der tomato plan!& In the Le, tart Bottoma. · A dividing line betwellh plants oulfering heavy. �­ haps permanent damaa;e , �e about at the vlila2e of ._., the Daily SentinefJeamtt thli Planta ael out· two to tbtN dal'• 110 were reported hi.Yin& llood lbe oaalaupt of l'IQl llld wind mucb better. Aceordbia: to 1overnmen t apaaimen at Lock :'3, JIii of an iacll of 'rain fell at Apple Grove while 1.10 iacbel tell at the Portwld 1-■ No. 11. Some of the worlt bit fie:ld.l apparently were tboee of �Jullu HW. about one mile above Leiart Said Hill; J'. : ' ' •, WEATHER mud .' ' ., ' ,a l '' I >'•� - •-= S O M U C·H- FOR· < SO LI TT· L E'' I ' • H• ,._, w,,n.- - ,-mend • '' e. 'l!'l: ;.1!.,�'."" , 1 I tI I , •I I Le­ tart nportetl plant■ Ill � Jariq, down and wftll (' Dlucl, aftor the rain, bat -a,mi: to -d up louy la. Cdel. l'irmen alNrie Letl,&. W -�-1 -1 .•. �•-- ,.a,w u�• '='Ml- ....... �p_pl4a , · . ,� 1 ilt ·•. lie.fl out of the ii: y are buried. ELBE RFELbS I N P6M tROY Mrs. Gladys -::uclder · •�nt Sunday at Darwin with Mr. and Mn. Welby Whaley. IR,:""1. each town between Pomeroy and Columbou the pOllce;' alerted by the Mel.. eounty aborlff'1 otlke bf radio, -..ra walling to 01COrt the party tlirougb. Mr. Bolin •Id todily that tile 11111eona at Cblldnn'1 lal held lli.lle hope for the recovery of the child. 'nit IIIIW'I father la a route driver for tile Nickie's Batery Compaay 111d was at work when the accldenl bappeoed. He II In Co!i,illlbqf today while lhe mother, who e,;pect, another child wltlllD ,1 few day,, aWll!ta new1 from the hospital at lier PomaDy MIN Mr. Bolin, ,pea� today for the parent., wu !ii,b In IJl'IUI, � of the varlowl agen that helped In matlnl: lhe ,_ for die child's life poosoible aod paid opeclaJ trlbule lo Mr. Grovw and Mr. Goodwin for their efforta. At mornlne. 2.QI. whi.t11no Ttta K•t1l1 $6.95 3-QI, Whbtllng Tta Kenl, 7.95 t 'jjl]IllI b?l'fl1!'"•'� little girl. She had fallen from the porch when a banllter and 45 mlnulel wttll tllfflcult.les encounte red making the trana broke aa abe leaned aga!nal II. She was laken to the Melp fer to d ambulance al Loon n General H06pl\al where II was found that ■be needed lmmed• Into a violent ball flllrlll af Sha� The part; a1Jo rll Uie ,--i .J.1ed wllh late attentioo where greater facilities were available. · Ice and Uie crulaer lllfMWIY escaped turning over aa It 111d Because I two-way radio waa needed lo conlact police de- OD Near. •na Ille blby 111ffered convulaiona and the AIJJens partmenls along the way, Sheriff Robert Hartenbach volunJ IUad me! !be car and tra1U1ferred oxygen to the leered the use of his cruiser for the trip to the Children•, H.. eme !!"'en Nellonvllle and Loga n the cruiser'• rear pltal in Columbus . Deputy Kenneth Grover was driver with �. · ,..,,S lhe \.Ollltn ambulance wa1 called. Olan Goodwin, Pomeroy emergency squad member along to lire I nllef IDaD "11 ealled fr- Ille � administer oxygen enroule. The child's grandfather John ....,_ lo ,:-V• Mr. Goodwin and a d<plB)' from ' Bolin, Pomeroy, held the child. r f The entire trip, Mr. Bollh lllj4d today, was made In one hour· .,.Wl"9H l'1o �..:'u� way or the Sen. Kennedy To Make Stop In Ravenswood , .. fl ll V E fl E "' T, WA R E /" 8" Ccwered Sliill•t $9.tJ IO" Covtrtd Sliill.r 12.ts Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr of Cheater were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John F. B.aily and · family. Calling In the a fternoon were Mr. and Mra. Willlam \ Knight and family of rt. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Roacoe Wise, Middleport. ,AMIL V NIONn TONIGHT oftll WIQNISDAY Greaory Peck - Anne. JtlytM "WORLD IN 111S ARMS" (Teohni<Oli><) ....,. R E V E R E WA R E Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mankin enlert11 lned wlth a p11rty S11t1 r. day afternoon at lh'lir hflme, n� born St., t,onorlna- !heir son .Jr-ff on hl1 n)nth birthday. Gamrs were played durlna- lhf' aftr .. . . •�.-. with prlie1 a wardtid tht' wi11nrr� after which lee cream. drcori1f, , ,I birthday cake, 11:ool aid anri caw'v ere Rervtid by Mrs. Mankin usisl• ed hy Mrs, Mabel Mankin. Present were Roa:or and nu,�1-i Car-penter, Frankie arid Der "'Pfl Lelrhelt, Phyllis and Effie lllu.c­ wlcz, Kayla and TMa Erlmonrls, Michele and Kenny Joe Mankin, Sharon and Butch Walker, Donna Bolin and the honored guest. A CartMn F IRST tN HSP91D'• U. S. S. CA"IIRRA AT SIA UPJ-Thi• euNlecl rn,1.,11. crulMt" IC'O..-cf a fint In ,..-cl'' �, when it launched a terrier �-'It that hit Its target tha day Were H- wu flred. Tt.. 1 3,230-ton crul­ ..,. firad the, avrt....._1, ml•II• Monday- and KOnd • hi� the, lntematiwl 0.t.llna on ,· • • • {! People In Pomeroy '' CHUCKll FOR TODAY T h e c l ea n n e w l o o k i n C o o kware Mai,nly About , -::l'e battle for the life of lltUe Kathy Sue White which sta ed yesterday about noon In Pomeroy was sliU being wag�d at I I a.m. today al ��Udren' i, Hospital in Columbua where er condlllon 15 termed critical · The 17-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mr,. David White fell from an upolalrs porch at 235 Mulberry-a v to a concrete sidewalk, suffering mullible skull fracture,. The story of lllt!e Kathy's accident and the subseque�I ballle lo save her life Is also the story of the unaelfish devolion to duty of the offlclals of four counties and emergency squad members of three towns. The Pomeroy emergency squad was the first to reach the . J Race To Cot umlJus Was For Life 01 Little ,J{athy Su e Wh ite PTA Dance At The Staff aud Officers Club of �e1gs Temple, Pythian Sister& met Mond.11y evening .11t the K of P Hall 1n Middleport for their regular meelmi with Mrs. Willia.n Alim.an, president, presiding. Birthday Porty Honors Mr. Glaze Sunday Afternoon --- -- --· - DON'T WORK . Mr. ond M... Leo William, of MWdleporl Senior C'harlutQ.11 were Saturday guests Mother, Plan Sale of Mr. and Mn. Welby Whaley. j,, The Senior mother& of Middle• C1 p10 C1100 David Thomu returned to hiS port Hieb Sehool are plannina a home, Minernille, Saturday everummage sale !or this Friday nill.g ii!ter a vlsit in Crooksville with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thom· A dance held at the Harrison• and Saturday. The sa le will be as and family. ville High School sponsored by the held in the Reed building be· Mr. and Mrs. Willi.11rn Grate PTA wu well attended with door tween the Smith Clothing Store and � on James of Charleston were priiea won by Leodell Davison, and the Middleport Lunch Room on North Second Avenue. woe.kend guests of her mother, ltay AIJ,:lre and Bob Arnold. . . J Anyone with rumma�e wluch M rs, Wi I l!am • · Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chapman won , they would like to don.11.te and Earl Denny Jr. and · Miss Belly t l\e t-a k l!! 1 don�ted bf �he Holsum have picked up is asked to con · Demoskey and nephew, Timmy �ak c ry . Al mtermiss1on_ several tact either Mrs. Joe Willlon, Jr., Oemoskey apent Sun�ay al Cam- 1 lc ms were auctloned by_ Jtm CarnMrs. Jam�s Buchanan or Mrs. Ar• ahan. danee calle�. Music was fur. den Park, Hwitin!lton. nold Richards. • ·- _ __ _ __ Visitlna \rr. and Mrs. Lewis Wal• nished by the c11U By-en Orchea. ' 1 Ir.er at Easler time were Sharo n tra. The PTA is expreasing ill ap• Sertncea A.t Mt. Herman Wallr.er, Mr,. Josie Rhoades and Dr. Walter Burkholder, execu• 1 • · 1·• o " 1o th c pomeroy· , M'd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis of Pom- precia tive head of the Dept of Chris· di I R I d d H epor . ut an an i;.rr1sonv1 e · 11 ero)' and Mr. and Mra. Virgil mf'rchanta for their cooperation tian Educ_ation . of the Unit�d Walker of Bashan · and report net receipt& of $85 for Brethren In Christ Church, will Mrs. Albert Baer visited Mrs. the affair. be guest speaker .at the Mt. HerHanson Holter on Thursday. --- --------- - · man U. B. Church beginning Friday visitor or Mr. ,ind Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sprouw of May 1 and lasting through May 8. Lewh Walker was Mrs. Robert I Falrpoint v lsited Mr. and Mrs. Ro· I Services start at 7:45 p. m. each Walker. bert Laudermllt over the weekend. evening. Pythion Officers To Hold Convention Hold Meeting In Zanesville Monday Evening The Southeastern Group o( the Women's M i ssionary Federation will hold its 16th annual conven­ llon al St. Luk.es An1eriean Lu· theran Church, Pme St . , at Talley Ave., Zanesville, 0., on Max 5. Registration will be from 9:0(J to 9 : 30 a. m. The theme will be "On the Way Rejoicing" with four speakers be· ing presented. Rev . Robert Pfeu• ger, Grace Lutheran Church, of Thornville, O., and Rev. Ralph House, director of the Bible Camp wi\! speak at the mornmg session with Dr John Kuder of New Gutnea Missions and Carl Lash of the Wernle Children 's Hume w the afternoon. Transpor ta tion .:1nd luncheon at Sl John's Lutheran Church have h;,e11 arnini;ed by the hostess women of the church. The J unior choir of St. Lukes with Mrs. Stein .111 director will sing at the morning ilCSsion. Mrs. Kenneth Shelton will be song le.ider with Miss Leora Noyes at the organ. Mrs. Merle Primmer or SL. Matthew Lutheran Church, Logan, 0., will ht! the presiding officer lor 1hc sessions. Mrs. Everett Geary, St. Lukes American Luth• eran, Zanes:vllle, will in troduel!! the speakers. Arrangements have been made for dep11rtment dis­ play.!!. U llll • g "' A rc &: O hi o s h lf h S �. l .,' tl1 & Hl: o n. lg Cuh1111\J t1� . . I I ., �- ' <HE DAILY SENTINEL We ln southeastern Ohio should have un­ usual interest in the general subject of )and Use, and specifically in what the future holds for our land. What these young scientists sug­ gest certainly is feasible. We suggest that rollegiate competitive land judging would help make all of us more conscious o( land usage, particulatly our young people who will be using the land tomorrow. The paper: centur4 Land has been misused by man for ies. This ha s probably arisen from the fact that land can be easily observed only from the surface. What lies beneath the surface usually is the factor that will rletermlne whe­ ther or not a particular land use chosen by man will be successful. l Au,,11,l Di,iricl Meet A Presbyteri a l mee ti ng or the Scioto Di11lrid was held Mo nda y al the Second Pre.tbyterl1n Church in Portsmouth. Atlendin& rrom the Federated Church were Mr■. I. B. Weed, Mrs. G. H . Ewin!!, Mn. Lena Jiu . her, Mrs. Fred Desaauer and Mrs, Ernest llbode1. 11RTH ANNOUNC o Mr. a nd Mr11. WHllam Zuspan o f Ma son are announcing the birth of a daus:ht.er, Sarah Bl a nch on Tuelda)' night, April 20 at Meigs Gene ral Hospital, The Zuspa n■ have three sons, Billy, Frankie and John n y. ■ BOWLING Thurtd1y Aft1rnoon LNIUI Ulgh Three G1me Jnd,-M. Mur­ ray, 492. High Single Gam� - M. Murray, 204. Team Three Games - Starks Drug1r 2180. Team Sln gle Gam e - Starks Drugs, 802. STANDINGS This use of land without rlue regard for the adaptability of land for such use should no longer prevail. Through modern soil surveys, supported by laboratory data, it is possible to predict, or suggest appropriate land use based on a thorough a nalyses of soil characteristics. This will assure effective use of soil resources for ind ividual uses now and for society as a• whole - well into the future. The problem or getting wide spread use of this information is very crit it'al. In the last five years an activity devoted to the under­ standing of soils and their appropriate use has met with some sul'ccss. This activity is called Land Judging . The participant has an opportunity to ob­ serve measurable soi l features and suggest appropriate land use for the area under ob­ servation. The college youth of today will be a leader tomorrow. He or she will be asked to make d ecisions for lhemselves or society regarding proper land use. Could not a collegiate activity of this na­ ,t ure be one way of training them for this task? Mason Teachers Hold Session _ At Pt Pleasant High School Bill Pa�k, newly elected prcsi• dent , pre11ded e.t e. meeting of lhe 5. Eetablish pre stige for tea chers. ·t,1rs. Audrey Mesdows, Meson Mason County Clauroom Teachers Couniy's dell!gatc to the West Vir· A■ &0el1lion held recently In the ginia Classroom Tea chers Council home 'Economics Bulldlna: of the held in' Martinsburg, submitted a Pl. Ple aaanl Hiilh School. report on that mectinl]. Pack, who 11 1 teacher-coach at Miss ,�ergdoll was introduced by Pt. Pleasa nt Jun� High School, ditcuped with teacheu MOme of Mrs. Allon Jorda n , retiring preai­ the project• which had been ,tart­ den t of the Mason County CTA: ed for tchool improvement in 1959· Mrs. Mabel Costen, public relations 60 and expre11ed a dnlre to see chnirm9n, reported that the W. Va. them completed in the next school School .Journal a nd th e NaUonlll Education Assodalion Journal had year. be1!n pl ated in public places so He exPlained the outlook for that the public c an be kept i n form­ feachers In the county In 198(Hll ed ati tu what west Virginia's pro­ a■ being brlgh111r bec ■use or the blems me. (act that the Board o( Education The meeting closed with the i, ·empfoyina teachen early eo serving of rtt'reshmenls (o the there will be a cholce of t eachen 1:roup by the Point PICal!lant High rather than taking an yo ne avull• School teachers. able or none at all. Speaker for the evening w as Mi es El h1 Bergdoll, West Virginia State C. T. A. president. Miss Berg• doll ls from Mooreflcld, W, Va, Woe, LOfl .P...... .sllc pro ised the Muon Count)' 30¼ 8½ .?8$1 CarUngs Stark• Drugs 26 JS • . Eber11h1wh'M 2M� 1 3 ½ ,6:18 .'!59 l&S Super Mkt. 14 2t', Meig11 Equip. • 12 27 .308 Team No. 2 g 30 .231 SutOn Highs Ind. 3 Games - M. Murray, 1)49. lnd. l Game - M. Murray, 214. Tr1un 3 G11meil - C11rllngs, 28]3 . Team 1 Game - Carlings, 821. To, Plw, aowien Avt1 55 P. Mulle n 154 M. :durray P. Colli ns 152 1� M. F.ben!Ja('h 1 :19 t'. SylVl!Hler ' " group for their cooperation and their achlevement1 duri ng the ye a r 1 9!S9-60. The president outlined the Sta te CTA prutilram a11 to Its objectives. They are as folo lWII: · t . Ach\eve1nent o f uni1 y among cla11sroom teachers. She emptrn­ sited that teaeher11 ne(!d (o be pro­ feH\011111 . 2. Encourage 1eochcrM to br. a nuullerpiecc and to promot e profe�slo nalism. :S. Promote the wel fare of teachel'5. 4. E8tohlish public und eralondIng. DAILY CROSSWORD Y6 ,s �"'e:'ss- Ticket Committee Annou�s Prize For Top Sales The ticket committee for the Ple11s,mt Valley Charity Dall to be held on Ma y 7 . has a nnou nced a prize for the auxili ary member selling the i.:rca1est number of tkkcls for the Ball. The dance is scheduled for May 7 Ill !ht' W. Va. National Gu a rd /\rmur)" nC'ar 111 . Plea!lanl . Time hall bt>cn !let from 9 p, m. until 1 n. m. Inl<'rrt1l!lslon has been set from 10 to 1 1 at which time door prizes will be given and spedul en1rrtalnmenl provided. Ch a irma n of ltll' music and en tertai nmen t com­ mit tee ls i1n. Jome� Osborne. All members an• urged lo have their mon ey for l lcke\8 101<\ to date at the n ex1 meeting of the auxiliary lo he held on May 2 at 8 p, m. 1n !he hospital dining room. Racine Society NewsS MORRIS ,.,.,_. c;MJE>;� ��· lllaAAl) '&IA &Q.l,IWK , Al!ENT's Srutlf� - ,we; J,IADOA 111-LAWR --BUT AW 1)E. TN<. -· J; -mrNK. HE. :__J TAAES AA't'OI--A ::::::; , IE t=RC)M ,HE. SMCJW ACROSS 'THE. eo.i Collegiate Land Judging The Ohio Academy of Science, Yellow · Springs, 0., hati a numbr of ways of bringing to the publk results of studies continuously being made. Today's article below is an example: it's an abstract of a paper titled "Collegiate Land Judging,'' A Prcposal for a State Wide ['lclivity, written by Thomas Boyce and Samuel Bone, and offered to the Academy only last weekend. B Hatlo -- lommentating Editorially Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, _:- ! By MltS. FRANCI •:Job'll Dau&hters" Bethel No. 62 of Pomeroy visited th\!' First Bsp· tist Church, a s I grof.ip Su11day morninK in the worship service. A larce group from here al· tended th� OES vesper service al the Church of Chl'iSt in Middleport Sund a y evening, son Mn, Jean Undsey and • Scotty of GfOfe City spen t sev Mr. parents, her with �·s era! da and Mrs. M ason Spencer. retur ning Tuesday aceompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spenc e:- a nd son, who are enroute to the Air Force Base in Texa s after a furtough. wi1h his parents. Mrs . Helen Younce returned ten da ys visit Tuesdaf after and da ugh ! e r- i n-!aw . son with her Mr. and Mrs, Willia m Brammer in Clevela nd. While there she ac, compan ied them on a trip to Washi n 11-ton, D. C., and Gettysburg. o., April 27, 1960 Eagl e Ridge s Socie tv Event AMY WOL' BY MRI, M-r. anii •1r11,. Glenn Tuttle wen called to Dorolh)', W. Va., Thur.,. da y t o att end the f1Jneral of her gra ndfather. teonard Farley. Mra. Fred ShPin, Racine, ,pent Thursda y a fternoon with Amy Wulf. Milton Tultle 1pent the week end wilh hls family. M r. and Mrs. Jack H a rris spent Sunda v afte rnoon with their aunt, Amy Wot r. J. M . Tutt l e of Che!ler •�l!Dt Sund a y with h is son, Mr. and Mrs, A. D. tuttle. Mr. a nd Mrs, Gary Griffith and son of Colum bus spent the week en d with his pare nts Mr. and �rs. Edward Griffith. ' 1--------­ J.,ee Mra. I companied by Mr. andWATCll1N5 'lllE MANAGE· Jackson and da ughler Linda who MENT GET AN EAQACl-lE returned home Sunday. AS 'lllE FQEE-1'1155 �LS Mr. and Mrs. Rog er Theiss were J;,usi n e11s visitors in Cleveland FUT 'II-IE KNOCK ON 'THE Mr. and M rs. Clifford Morris !everal day� lu1t week. NSW SHOW'...____ W ee ket1d guests o! Y:r. and were Su n day dinner guests of '+--2.7 :t4ri, W.alter Stewart were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradford. Easter weeken d guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. J ames Stewart and tam• and Mn. Al!>ert Hill �ere Mr. Hy Of Ste,ubenvill e , Mr. and Mrs. and Mn. Waid Fo,ter an1). dau- \ Ju n ior Stewart or Belle were on Sunday were Mr. a nd Mrs. Suriday gu ests. Bob Hill, MM. Billy Hill, Mr. and \ Mr. a nd Mrs. Carol Sayre visit• Mrs. Omar Cnm let. ed Mr. and Mr&. Lester Dressler BUlY HUI hal!I return·ed from at St. Albani, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atkint a trip W Florida after tomato of Columbus spe nt the weekend plptl!I. Mn. Sybil Mile& returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jaccaud. Saturday from Chillicothe where · D a le Roush a tlen �ed the Scout. the apent the wtnier. She was · ac- 0-Rama at Columbus Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wr ight Rouffl . of d af'· w::r be'mg a P•1-1enI there for Chill icothe called on Mr. a:id :: en.I dayt. Mrs. H enry Roush Monday. Mf'I. Norm-1l Weyersmiller Mid Mr. an d MT8, Itobert Beeete tnd daughter were Sunday afternoon c h tldren, Portland, wf!ft'l Sunday ·1111,. , "UeBls of Mn· ,v S• Zlrkle, Thom. dinner guesh of Mr. and Mr&, :s Fork. on_ e__ 11_ Ve_rn ._ _ W •_ •rs __ _____ Mr. and MJ'I. •Richard Hartung and son, Marietta, were Saturday · Ii 1 1• . gue,18 of M,. ,nd Mn. John Hutung. DEVOTED TO INTElllS'll Vr. and Mn. Holly O 'Ne i l and OF MEIGS-MA.SON children or The Plaim visited Mrs, ltleh;I"-' 1. ow., PuMIIWt � Mary. daughter, Will fteda and PU.bllahed ever, fl!lt'll'MOI • , , ,( . . .:• : .il, , .. � IIM.' - President and Mn!. El&enhow· lfrt. Norman :Weyersmllle, ,nd ,eJII Sund.If bJ ni. dlllo vollllt e GAU....,.... N,1-�ZD prior to a slate dinner given by cla ullhter were Saturoay even ing tubllahlna Compollf ..t uo .be,O� le mole St, Femet01, oldo. lb..� plaque ,� of Kn. W)/1. �ightouse. EzectiUve wearg the ,ash S. his il • t r ,.,. •· o!Uce phone WY2-215e, edltOI" led f Cud llobe llev, ;ab e �• tif the Cl'GB8 of Uberatipn and on his n ve ing. 01 Sunday 1 II' . ' _ l•I ollice ohone WY2-21 1'1, e her< Po [our ehildre,i Mllllab'e; 'and the The ' 'O f �lion; the Medallle .ot·Un, Mr . ••d Mrs. of E tered .. ,econd ..... maiIIDC n . In the day , a --•e qu. the catlal for· Levi Partlow were baptued .,.. ....... lhrO""" "'arid -if.'\·lw'tler mtfer t Ute $ Off1ee t P• , ,,., ,, . . . • pm we e Mr. and Mn.- Clarence ,.,.,r my. Ohio. the to a fONl n vis!lcom blgg..t s�ton. ' It was De 01\tUle was w� ' of Nea� Settlement were Sunday National advertIsla, rei,teHJtte VJfft !tbree, ye$'1_ a,.O. tor ilnce Queen 11venln• guest& of Yr .and M rs. llve: Mtlnelit.Kiu.baD. � ... sundaJ Sclt.QOl llubday. The offer- William Grueser. - A••· 'Now Yorlt CIQ I n•• wa, $1_8 ·· 1 KIi. 5p Mrs. Clair Spencer spen t an JAVI Yoi1L · ,, ·• ' • <UIU · ' , Mr. and ·Mn. Herman Grueser of evening with Mrs. William Bartels aUbffll1ltton r-. _ Burlin gham were Sunday evening recently. �er where a\>'allibl�. _ •'Mr. and Mni. Leo SmiJ:h and son Hr weuk· one ,-ear tn a guest. of 'Mr.' and •Mrs. Norman _,. MrL ....; H•rtunt • t' df Pomeroy spent Son day after- n.e J>lll!i Senthiel office, '11,.9' - Mr. 11'<1 Mrs. A�lee AbboU enter · Woyenmi�r And daugh�e_r. Mrs. W1lbur Balley -v1a1ted her noon with Mr. and Mrs, William dJ: lftf)nthl, $1.80: three lllo'n:lbl with a . danner. WedoeB¥Y A - 13 90_ •By llfotar nnte 1fben ffll ia--observ1nce of the 50th wedding parent,i, Mr. and Mrs. Levacy, of Grueser. sday. The e ain,, l P Tu . l mD.! ,1\d Mrs. Oores Arnold has been re,b\4': One month, $1 Ear James T. Weleh, diC'ector of fbe annlvenary of ; ·M r. and Mrs. -, 6 i( Kervin 'Marret was returned tumed 1 home from St. Jo1eph HosJell' �; �11,P.•� t. a'qPertonn-1. Ro.,, .Nl44;t,e�r m.ft Department of S'-"te · T �· " 9tf'' •� ,. r Sl\ 'tm'lf 1....,; a patient. ...attr nounoed opeq-eoJ1':pttllin clvl.aer�, . � :.eN l!I . ln att4a� .at .hume from Ho.lr.er -Ho8p1� �ur pltal where. , · :,-·· . v ice examJnaUons'lf.o be h eld M!IY 19, 29 and 21, 1980. ' On 't,(ay 19 , examination• for Caeeworker l and Jl and cueworll: SuperVtaor I and . II wlU be . con• ducted for po&ltion• located iA th e various County Welfare Depart­ me nts through o.ut the elate. Tffl.! DAIL'f S£N'l'IU1'1 ABE.\ of � . . • :1 g Clil!iJ ·, El1Ja1,tl{ ;:iOOO w. aJl4I w... •!'"• 0 ---+----'-� • '. R.l-� n11gs EX""' •nat1o ns Eventi.Rel)C)r.ted For Ci'vil ' Serv1'ce \ tun• re AnROUIICed = llelli.P. lll .. '* dNl1ED - ST�TES OF AMERICA *' 1960 Cen1u1 ef Population - "'l WEI£ YOU COU NTED ? be On May 20, examlnations e • u of ns positio e ·th for conducted worker I, JI, and Ill, Soci81 W ker 11 111d lR. Subd ivision Mana&�r I a nd JI, and vorat11;mal R e ha�nu.a­ Lio n Counselor I and II in ,t hfl, ,iate Department of Publlt Wel fare,: , The examin• tlon s en May 1f,1nd' 20 will bo held i n Akron. Alhena, Cinci n nati, Cl9v eia nd, Columhui, Dayton , Toledo and Youn,st.own. On May 21, examinations for Cler,k Typl11l l, 11 and 111 for State Dep•rtmentli, State Unlver1ltle1, , and St1te I,nstltuti on, will be �anducted In the el1ht cltle• H,ted ,abol'e , a11 well 11 �ant.on. Lima, ,\llin lfield and Port.mouth. ' The,iiiumtralldn ·01 AintifCGM .la the 19'60 Ctn•7 t, now almost · Anl,!,td, i_/Ji/t yo,u lmow, It 11 "IY lmPollanl tl,at tht C.n,us be _-1 ,l'...... ..:_ll L-11 ___...1 you _ ,!!g! counlw, - · YG"-"""m -•• - ca ;1 II lmMHlatelyio. . )I pl1a11 n11 out- tlit Jqrm below and · ·I , , 1 · · •• · • 1-· ... """ -+-- .._- ----· ··•. -- • • 11 .Ji-� "'1th ll,1 IIIIIIINII ol •v lrou11llold, an,! I btllove it.at on• (or 11orel ol us wa, NOT counted, hlll!I or anYWl!ote elM, · -· • ··· · · · · · ·in1th••1'MII Gmm. • • I . ., >\ 1 , - • -..==:---,;,;::::.::=:-----::::::-----=�--,,=;�.,..;....,...;..;...,,... --- Nlim'-i ' (111'111111 Qt llold) _ Visitttion Day 1ny�roy , ::U,,� H� s To C �sstFY the 'ft:11 TOO �� l .., <W,, ,� (h,n,, •"7 P ,, (A� N111Dbs 111: �, i � .,"' �h•n ,h•Y :�:e:.o�:,:,ii uP•,-" J n n,• h sc.oo, y n WU Autd So les H • 2d \Jrl J nar·,•. I 9 l For Sole Firemen Ready For B�eather In Middleport boa _ ty te ', · Pb, · w'. J-- - J/liJ&'M.. ,.'!� � w. ca· - .1-­ ALSO l.oi'g� .S�lection ·• ■ Th•�=� • J -· ' '-'1 owns Hit Mei 76 In JASA h.:i'�1t�t li\ild�l "•" = ·R_-1'pts In J a.over, 8 e• •n� G"• ven s· o T 8 ld .' ' , Redwiocl ,. . Puts On Aged Self Off Takes Case _a•lhBera$7ld.�2,,.2s,. n Rated Supenor . At Ravenswood !iffl!eu"· T'J]e -Wah1ma Junior ba nd also lllttended the- fegtlval at Ravens• Wood and. received an excelle nt rauna. Mth bartds participated in fl parade ' held In the afternoon Tliief nre .a�eompanied to Ravens: by their director Thoma■ Reed, Fu rn itu re . - EA.ft' TER1'1SI ii ·r - • Blaetti1111f't P,m.� ,,., ....'t.,--;e-.�12 1 ) Real E$'- , ,-:=---� ----, -. • "'ao'l:El!rtr • '., room hc;11useJ l 'f an _ !) o. r: "= -t•r 0 1 -• = ' • , , A■ Oppe�ity Ale�: .. . . Earty�l&lrd -• -,6� Portlal'ld Social News ' on uj,pht; 0.5 Ob _lowe\;, tullninl 9 ' felt; GllllpoU1 · 19.l on Ul)J'ler 11-4 ... lower, runnin1 1 0 f..t; Pl. Pl-•t �.26• Lock 21i 15.8 on upper, ii.a OJJ: l.iw'er. • n.innln& one trai, and q· ..-_ Condition of Mrtabl• � . All dams aN �- ., and runni:; dtop. arlet., It and ira pes. For further informa�on clll • 'YI 3•...,., I IT _ ltp illolll ' · l5.7 , ' To Savel ' UNI! ' ' ' . Oar toav�tdent T«srm!it - the ,band, pre!lented In their . ann ual �prtn1 eoncert: in tbe wahama .. ... pmnaslum, a.u., J!Ott_taol',Uy - , . .. � -� . j , • • .,/ . ---------i..... � ---·- - .• � - , Upholstered . glider with com­ fortable plll_!>w arms. Uphol­ in waterproof vinyl, choice of fioral pattern or so­ l i d s. llllll!rspring cushions with heavy f;ll padding. 66" ' ,¾ , R«t. ster_ed one tfit •INfflr Lock 21, 1.l "(' I I ) "' '•l • ' Sbopper11. llli'ller last week, f,'tte ' Outdoor ■I Jal io ; OF •() , �' .. ··, ,• ,- . .•• .. ,. ..... , .. . . C'L IDtRS!- �I . .. ' ) ·. srin,... ll.udNi.t' · .: ·••-ars , . , --thtt . � .{t. • . • j _ .....? \ $41�95 2�:- '.. I I eo. .,, _ '""' with .._ •en u t achoo! ye■r, Registra tion MHLer meten for each com­ The state Public Work, Departeonduded by Charles S. G ibba:, munity will meuure the amount ment aa id today the Burr Oak 1 9117 FORD V8 2 dr. S.dan. flll'llo­ Superintendent Pomeroy Sc hoob· or w.111er eac-h con,umea. The Vll­ R s olr in Morgan se '. e ena nd Athens matlc. Extra sharp, si 2rJ5.00. �•mu A. Diehl, Jr., Prtnc lpal, n lOr_ Hia:h School. and Howard countlt:• will start supplyin1 wat­ l a 1ies will pa y the Natural Re­ Bl,ettnar'i, Pomeroy, 1i 27 6tc s��r�et: Departmenn Water J)i. K�uJht. Principal, Pom eroy Junior er l.o lhe villages about May 15. VJSlqll for It. H11h Schoo l. 111&1 CHEVR01£r vs sutt011 \n­ water treatment plant A so.h. One careful owner. Shows �e V6elil Ml.Hile l>epffti'beht, ntlli1 or pipeline, two st�a�e One section, serving the Athenl ,beti. or . ca�. $1898.oo. Bl•�U­ �k., links a,nd a booster station are Coumr vllt a ge■, bu a 150,000 ip.l· · nar's, Pomeroy. � 37 6tc �� If M'l'I. Lllellle S hamer pnaente-d I pn,gNM or involved lh th e tm,000 proJeCt. Ion storage toni c 1057 BUICK va Century 2 dr. bard both Satl".8d and ,apular num bers. Work 11ta�d on ti July l ' tu59· The other aectlon atarts wtth i the A"thletlc' Department 1.11ider toi), Powtr ateering ind brab1. boorter Illa! lon north of Hollister The '1U 1g,es of Sh,.,.nee and �nailow dri\' e. ()Ile careful direction of Niaa Const an�e Ma rwhich wUI pump water lo a high­ Nt'k 8�1tn ille ln Perry C ounty, owner. Like. l)ew finish imiide ley •n4.. R.uaaell Moore, demohltnt- Hblllf1ttt, er level system servin g th e three lt,eklonYJll i&, Trtmble and out. $179'.00. Blaettnar's ed 90lllt el tbf! aelivilhl-s practiced inti OloUster in Athens County: Hocking and Perry county vtl, I Pomeroy. 4 27 Ot� in their racullr um claNeJ. and Murray City In t lod1:in,: 11gcs, A 100,000 gallon storaee .. , Tj:le af\ernoo� PfoJrim w,, e9n- Col.inly wm draw their water from tank will 11trve them. iDSi PONTIAC. VS 4 dr. Sedan. ka­ dlo and heater, one caretul own­ �l�ed with: i 5aiid concert by the the•yatem . · er. sb•rt> ;ar. $24113.00. Blaelt­ , Pt;,meroy -M School , ConC«:rt The d�partment said they have Pomietoy, 4 2'l ot� Bi.nil directed bf R'.i)' W04klceard n gettint: water of poor quality bee t! W 9u�atl �tfer:ld�& e , Selllo!tt, tula Tdliift, "Dllvld In, from il"'dequate wello. clalr, .�len _S.ChwarU:, Keith'. W .� ''tb� "' tetI oh of lhla , lacllit r 'TJ:Ll.1.h S·iv lQJY 11,\BY BED. $OLfb p anel to,y; �m my Cadle, Joe H.ll , Dorm, &1tould e�abl• · th�se commu nille, 1_6oi _ ahd �ea _·_,4_ rd, allJUs.ta ble ,_ s'!'lth, t,.n"' Hort, Ca� Hall, ti) ·attttfet tHdustry to the area ....1u., Iyijrn, :i.. 11J..e •Beal ' orence t,he"'by ihak:lng some reslilutlon' wa1.er.., f 1iiteraPrJpe 111Attrt111 Hild · 11rttU"1 .,roq1 Middleport firemen and em"°­ 1!Ptlh&9, Sirinl1ota "�aLltJ•J.lb)'J !Ji�. shar'On 'l'i)'loi' alld Uater • � the c'Onstant decrease ih popu- gency-rescue crqrqep are readJ Arhold, Ex�61l, e iit COhditl oh. Ph. 2. for • brea ther. They've answered · · • 2233. 4 27 _ Ste BNllfbrd1 DOltoll ni ne fire a nd emerge ncy ealll in · Don ===:-==,.;_,.:2,.C • "-"' four day1, several or them inf(ing­ NliA,IU,Y NEW ELECTIIONIC OII- , old �I-, Oolll , Stewar4 ;Qo,td C' lng on normal sle epi ng bour1,. GAN al l han half of orieinll Taylor, John Moweo, .C.rl McAI· roat - �,00. Terms to re. i'l)y , JoHn · ..nee· .ti1IUODt; Geraldln6 . Three werf!! added Til esday, lihle party. " Cftl 4ocohaoh Col Una, , Lind> MO'Olll'Y, J onlee mg: 9 : 1� p. m. Laura Scott, Pad , in l . - !l"t�I SI., Pultenl)ura, B i Van i:;oolteJI. , John �.. ' ·_.l. St, When she fell !lear her home. ' B lworLa. a...,;oond renda Tb-� an HU �1. g _ . ,, f :111 11, ■1ner, RDaer � :, :, Dr. Ray :Pickens arriv ed and � · Roush. W GiAtlJ Annµal tinanelal �ports filed Heved the sgua d; 10: 1 0 ,. m. You tnaf a!i well be dead ,s WJtl.. Sa'ft.dra s.'1.ul 1,..,:,l lhith �ld� with State ·Auditor Jitml!I A Pearl Searles, 17, H a ppy Hoilow . �• , , »'.-..lu,f!elr,.'-� n oul wh I·te Iennia oxford1.1 .. , � ,,-e Anita J, Alf.h.rY. Rhbdt!I , by the viii-• clerks 01' fainting spell, near the Fr ee Me'. thodist Church on Hysell Run hf� them al $1.1111, $8.29 ,n)I Eniiltsh, juice ltvins.R bPii.lricl 'Meli• County ehow that the five taken to his home dter contaci $4.49. ��vy and cha-cha hatll Si . Field� Byron G ilmor,, u y Hal:· · vil �e gove_rnmen lll in this county Shoe Box. 4 27 4:tc gy, Mary .H�!fia� BetlY Klein, hid reoelPtk totaling $2.8'7,578.u with family doctor; 10:45 p, m, Mrs. Thurman Cart.ey, Bradbury, Louann� �ard. Karell Miller S�OE-R ZIG-ZAG SEWING MA- Mary StaJCbq, Mai\uel Gruett,' -in- -19ffll arid expenditures of '268.­ posslble heart condition, family . GRtN'E. Lika new Originally Paul Will, tei'ry Motley Rt� 339·97· doctor a rrived and ,relieved sq d ' � ov flff balance Weitn, Linda Grueaer. • The third call ·was Neel� iiaJor aources o[ income for ,1,e ¥" · • l · or ller •00':,�11 r � ..,...enta $8 ff mo, a:onrnments on way iri from the . n ' Setirh' ru Y illa xe CGun y s f awk wer t_f7 3tt , SyraCUle� Rebecca :(.JAnn HCu e $60; r y , r t .17; taxes 1♦7 o p _ p11 ' nnith Lee Folmer oi gaso11ne tax (state) $38,299.75; Aunda __,.� aACk!NE-£. gAeldlet S m!.iffll'I� ,ff.Ji- �l tbe e Le l1(8 to llcel\Bea t•late) $34. 175.78: i<><a l � av1� Blll ' illl In llranl ' ni bol,l,in Ship pace µi ent o x governm 8 fund (state sal'es ta w .� Hblnet. Orij:lnall) Miry 'u,u Cundiff: MIJ'tl)ln aen'. • WASH n e b UPl-'l'he lax INGTON . 1 wa 268 Air _ 09; ) $ 4, ihid cot)rill Sle�hanie •4 \nLa gj ,t !'.l!d !l>rJ1?9.IO. Td• o'ier pay- shaw ce today terwork s orde� the Boet n2 L $30, 139 .64; sa n itation For Jnn •�� _ ,,,_ lier . n\onth. Balanci LYnn' � · . ebrennet, · 11c,itb _ aewers Sl ,600 ,. b�n<I iuues Air !>lane Co., to IO aheatl witB 'l, l.f � � du11 ....00. Phone WY. 2-221\@. Folmer,· �bi§tt Boy Sylvffter-, suzJ 0 l ns , . , . � · • 4. � $8 4�0 44; fines and de&1gn or a spa ce shlp. 4 27 Ste Teiford, �aroii Gtueter, Gary , p r 77. king mete s u 4 60, 8' fl <;111.IB Jenkin, Bt•phen Shin Frod Si The spa ce ship will be' cal led 1• n• · S A :• fl0,989 .48; income tax $,463.36 nt H Dy Do'n na Soar and will be a winged a en Willi m 1 1r f,�uar IIOll. Jt T • _ WJTH tL .u . :t;TS1n,"""'""' lbs., 2. ff $1.49; 4 lbl. Ill ckey W�ebrenner/ Sim Arnold . Mun�clp�l services for •hich'thie gl_ ider �st�d ihto Orbit , bf a, � $2.IO- Safet p�, and '8'U &ranteed. and Patricia Ablea. county s villages flpent most of Titan intercontinental ballistic !ber&bach.llardwa�. , , •, their income were , general govern- missil e. (4) 27, 28, 21; (II) 4 5 6;, m""� $18, SO'l .94: police and lire '211 Peli1$yhaniil M, 12. 13, 18, 19 protecfion $47.US.08: ,treela '64,· , , 211 , :i'r: (6) t 2, s.'e, .; 10, Dull Sho Jurist _. _ •"rim •.., 0'3.60; water $29,9ZO.T6; sewers , " � 4'" -- J lfl, 18, 17, 24tp PITTSBURGH UPI-Ben. J,ohn $1 r recreation $3,435.32 s an itation Qoffa P. Kennedy of M1111achu1ettt and $1 ,251; payments on bond issues or WASH!MlTOl'I tlPt '_ Fede,aj Vice President Richard M. Nixon i Jud-ge F. Dicki nson LettB� todiilJ rolled UV impreuil'e ,presklenUal ...•�b8,685 al ified himself from presid­ disqu , am ' "Popul'.anty" lhowin&• in .iJ comi ng over a trial of Teamsters Un� P•\"'tiveJ¥., i!P,11 . ,wptmary el�lon , i•�. Pms 1Ienl_ J•1"•• R._1191!•: • that -.., - h�• •illy by vot)nlr on 'Oi1,.. S.yW-olct jufi,it attfld' 0 1.,..race betilng in · · alt er Ho'ffa 'iiCCused him of har­ Pentt11lvanll. ' l"lv�. <OttDI!.., including Phli•bori n.g "bia� ind prejudice.'� ffq,(­ ra did so m a n affidavit sul> delphla, apj:ifoved gambllnl on ; mitled to the . court earlier. hlrn'eH ftCing, lleven counties in'it& WahJma White Jl'alron ,Band cl udin1 the one for. Pilt&burgh r�etved a superior rati ng last voted again�t It, and two eoun- Siturday at th e Region al Band tlea were undecided. Festival in Rav en swood, By receiv• . ing the' ritlr:ig, Uie band earned · the right to attend the State Band ' Fe1tival In '· � urltlii.gton May 3-T, ( ij > ■on, and .,.., Eliubelh Rader ' V an si,ndy �lb. lit. Q4 , 61n. � · all <a a,HQll!ld · - '· lun • Mr�...Eln><•I ■bo $pil\i!ff in IWeltN. . l •..., of tlit lttt�• li■ter :�� Mn. Fret-mall Williams ,. who Ind., ,pent lut week .-Othl9r-lh-l■. , 11,, 1ftd Mrs. Mflo had I minor operitioh IHI ·-· 'abli 11-..U,, , - -"­ -�.... ' It able kl be back an the . paper man Wllllaml .-h� llra. WIULIRII 3 1 1fr a M'ri. � � Speneer a nd I route. n.t!ll.i.'J Ya■ In ijdller Jfcitpltal. 1 1 ...,. I tounties soon will ,tart dr■w• 1.u ion which h,i1 occurred DYff i n• water from a r i ve- million•a• l- t he past !30 ye ars ," the depaHment nid. ,ont-t ,day facility of t,.Jedt..-lh ,,.ood • • ---- •lll!l't"-•-•• �-•.- • •••• •• • "" ..... • • • -----�--�-� -.--• •--.• • •-• • • •• .e· Qi!Ap,tl-1 , W60, I hvtd at WAKT : g&,AIR_ U.S, Coilllll Dllllld Olltco • Athens, Perry, Hockmi County ve Wat er Suppl y j Dally Sentinel, f'!>meroy-Ml.ddleport, 0., April 27, 1960-.!I • ' t-1 t, ; _ I . , '' .,; / ' · ·ti ·, , ' r ..,1/ii, ··' · &111!"1Ptll. alJent ba\kbearbll . Coiito.lf lllillded seat and 1loct of -; llqa -lleel with W� - ,, I_ '" ,al� • _ ·bak4jl !· �, lat llltlminWII llltlt. , , , - •• A' , . ,, ri,, -.J'IW'b . ' : t Watchmakel'8 Meet At Pt. Pllll!�a11t The exeeb.tJve b6affl dt the! 'Virginia Watchmakere Alll!oclatlon ,net recently at , G• Ball's Rtii:i w,s1 taurant In Point Ple,sant on Aprtf .�, �•29·''... ' ,,., ,£:. . ' • 1 . " . . ' ....,... • .,. . . to1t. o. �- ' <HE DAILY SENTINEL We ln southeastern Ohio should have un­ usual interest in the general subject of )and Use, and specifically in what the future holds for our land. What these young scientists sug­ gest certainly is feasible. We suggest that rollegiate competitive land judging would help make all of us more conscious o( land usage, particulatly our young people who will be using the land tomorrow. The paper: centur4 Land has been misused by man for ies. This ha s probably arisen from the fact that land can be easily observed only from the surface. What lies beneath the surface usually is the factor that will rletermlne whe­ ther or not a particular land use chosen by man will be successful. l Au,,11,l Di,iricl Meet A Presbyteri a l mee ti ng or the Scioto Di11lrid was held Mo nda y al the Second Pre.tbyterl1n Church in Portsmouth. Atlendin& rrom the Federated Church were Mr■. I. B. Weed, Mrs. G. H . Ewin!!, Mn. Lena Jiu . her, Mrs. Fred Desaauer and Mrs, Ernest llbode1. 11RTH ANNOUNC o Mr. a nd Mr11. WHllam Zuspan o f Ma son are announcing the birth of a daus:ht.er, Sarah Bl a nch on Tuelda)' night, April 20 at Meigs Gene ral Hospital, The Zuspa n■ have three sons, Billy, Frankie and John n y. ■ BOWLING Thurtd1y Aft1rnoon LNIUI Ulgh Three G1me Jnd,-M. Mur­ ray, 492. High Single Gam� - M. Murray, 204. Team Three Games - Starks Drug1r 2180. Team Sln gle Gam e - Starks Drugs, 802. STANDINGS This use of land without rlue regard for the adaptability of land for such use should no longer prevail. Through modern soil surveys, supported by laboratory data, it is possible to predict, or suggest appropriate land use based on a thorough a nalyses of soil characteristics. This will assure effective use of soil resources for ind ividual uses now and for society as a• whole - well into the future. The problem or getting wide spread use of this information is very crit it'al. In the last five years an activity devoted to the under­ standing of soils and their appropriate use has met with some sul'ccss. This activity is called Land Judging . The participant has an opportunity to ob­ serve measurable soi l features and suggest appropriate land use for the area under ob­ servation. The college youth of today will be a leader tomorrow. He or she will be asked to make d ecisions for lhemselves or society regarding proper land use. Could not a collegiate activity of this na­ ,t ure be one way of training them for this task? Mason Teachers Hold Session _ At Pt Pleasant High School Bill Pa�k, newly elected prcsi• dent , pre11ded e.t e. meeting of lhe 5. Eetablish pre stige for tea chers. ·t,1rs. Audrey Mesdows, Meson Mason County Clauroom Teachers Couniy's dell!gatc to the West Vir· A■ &0el1lion held recently In the ginia Classroom Tea chers Council home 'Economics Bulldlna: of the held in' Martinsburg, submitted a Pl. Ple aaanl Hiilh School. report on that mectinl]. Pack, who 11 1 teacher-coach at Miss ,�ergdoll was introduced by Pt. Pleasa nt Jun� High School, ditcuped with teacheu MOme of Mrs. Allon Jorda n , retiring preai­ the project• which had been ,tart­ den t of the Mason County CTA: ed for tchool improvement in 1959· Mrs. Mabel Costen, public relations 60 and expre11ed a dnlre to see chnirm9n, reported that the W. Va. them completed in the next school School .Journal a nd th e NaUonlll Education Assodalion Journal had year. be1!n pl ated in public places so He exPlained the outlook for that the public c an be kept i n form­ feachers In the county In 198(Hll ed ati tu what west Virginia's pro­ a■ being brlgh111r bec ■use or the blems me. (act that the Board o( Education The meeting closed with the i, ·empfoyina teachen early eo serving of rtt'reshmenls (o the there will be a cholce of t eachen 1:roup by the Point PICal!lant High rather than taking an yo ne avull• School teachers. able or none at all. Speaker for the evening w as Mi es El h1 Bergdoll, West Virginia State C. T. A. president. Miss Berg• doll ls from Mooreflcld, W, Va, Woe, LOfl .P...... .sllc pro ised the Muon Count)' 30¼ 8½ .?8$1 CarUngs Stark• Drugs 26 JS • . Eber11h1wh'M 2M� 1 3 ½ ,6:18 .'!59 l&S Super Mkt. 14 2t', Meig11 Equip. • 12 27 .308 Team No. 2 g 30 .231 SutOn Highs Ind. 3 Games - M. Murray, 1)49. lnd. l Game - M. Murray, 214. Tr1un 3 G11meil - C11rllngs, 28]3 . Team 1 Game - Carlings, 821. To, Plw, aowien Avt1 55 P. Mulle n 154 M. :durray P. Colli ns 152 1� M. F.ben!Ja('h 1 :19 t'. SylVl!Hler ' " group for their cooperation and their achlevement1 duri ng the ye a r 1 9!S9-60. The president outlined the Sta te CTA prutilram a11 to Its objectives. They are as folo lWII: · t . Ach\eve1nent o f uni1 y among cla11sroom teachers. She emptrn­ sited that teaeher11 ne(!d (o be pro­ feH\011111 . 2. Encourage 1eochcrM to br. a nuullerpiecc and to promot e profe�slo nalism. :S. Promote the wel fare of teachel'5. 4. E8tohlish public und eralondIng. DAILY CROSSWORD Y6 ,s �"'e:'ss- Ticket Committee Annou�s Prize For Top Sales The ticket committee for the Ple11s,mt Valley Charity Dall to be held on Ma y 7 . has a nnou nced a prize for the auxili ary member selling the i.:rca1est number of tkkcls for the Ball. The dance is scheduled for May 7 Ill !ht' W. Va. National Gu a rd /\rmur)" nC'ar 111 . Plea!lanl . Time hall bt>cn !let from 9 p, m. until 1 n. m. Inl<'rrt1l!lslon has been set from 10 to 1 1 at which time door prizes will be given and spedul en1rrtalnmenl provided. Ch a irma n of ltll' music and en tertai nmen t com­ mit tee ls i1n. Jome� Osborne. All members an• urged lo have their mon ey for l lcke\8 101<\ to date at the n ex1 meeting of the auxiliary lo he held on May 2 at 8 p, m. 1n !he hospital dining room. Racine Society NewsS MORRIS ,.,.,_. c;MJE>;� ��· lllaAAl) '&IA &Q.l,IWK , Al!ENT's Srutlf� - ,we; J,IADOA 111-LAWR --BUT AW 1)E. TN<. -· J; -mrNK. HE. :__J TAAES AA't'OI--A ::::::; , IE t=RC)M ,HE. SMCJW ACROSS 'THE. eo.i Collegiate Land Judging The Ohio Academy of Science, Yellow · Springs, 0., hati a numbr of ways of bringing to the publk results of studies continuously being made. Today's article below is an example: it's an abstract of a paper titled "Collegiate Land Judging,'' A Prcposal for a State Wide ['lclivity, written by Thomas Boyce and Samuel Bone, and offered to the Academy only last weekend. B Hatlo -- lommentating Editorially Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, _:- ! By MltS. FRANCI •:Job'll Dau&hters" Bethel No. 62 of Pomeroy visited th\!' First Bsp· tist Church, a s I grof.ip Su11day morninK in the worship service. A larce group from here al· tended th� OES vesper service al the Church of Chl'iSt in Middleport Sund a y evening, son Mn, Jean Undsey and • Scotty of GfOfe City spen t sev Mr. parents, her with �·s era! da and Mrs. M ason Spencer. retur ning Tuesday aceompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spenc e:- a nd son, who are enroute to the Air Force Base in Texa s after a furtough. wi1h his parents. Mrs . Helen Younce returned ten da ys visit Tuesdaf after and da ugh ! e r- i n-!aw . son with her Mr. and Mrs, Willia m Brammer in Clevela nd. While there she ac, compan ied them on a trip to Washi n 11-ton, D. C., and Gettysburg. o., April 27, 1960 Eagl e Ridge s Socie tv Event AMY WOL' BY MRI, M-r. anii •1r11,. Glenn Tuttle wen called to Dorolh)', W. Va., Thur.,. da y t o att end the f1Jneral of her gra ndfather. teonard Farley. Mra. Fred ShPin, Racine, ,pent Thursda y a fternoon with Amy Wulf. Milton Tultle 1pent the week end wilh hls family. M r. and Mrs. Jack H a rris spent Sunda v afte rnoon with their aunt, Amy Wot r. J. M . Tutt l e of Che!ler •�l!Dt Sund a y with h is son, Mr. and Mrs, A. D. tuttle. Mr. a nd Mrs, Gary Griffith and son of Colum bus spent the week en d with his pare nts Mr. and �rs. Edward Griffith. ' 1--------­ J.,ee Mra. I companied by Mr. andWATCll1N5 'lllE MANAGE· Jackson and da ughler Linda who MENT GET AN EAQACl-lE returned home Sunday. AS 'lllE FQEE-1'1155 �LS Mr. and Mrs. Rog er Theiss were J;,usi n e11s visitors in Cleveland FUT 'II-IE KNOCK ON 'THE Mr. and M rs. Clifford Morris !everal day� lu1t week. NSW SHOW'...____ W ee ket1d guests o! Y:r. and were Su n day dinner guests of '+--2.7 :t4ri, W.alter Stewart were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradford. Easter weeken d guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. J ames Stewart and tam• and Mn. Al!>ert Hill �ere Mr. Hy Of Ste,ubenvill e , Mr. and Mrs. and Mn. Waid Fo,ter an1). dau- \ Ju n ior Stewart or Belle were on Sunday were Mr. a nd Mrs. Suriday gu ests. Bob Hill, MM. Billy Hill, Mr. and \ Mr. a nd Mrs. Carol Sayre visit• Mrs. Omar Cnm let. ed Mr. and Mr&. Lester Dressler BUlY HUI hal!I return·ed from at St. Albani, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atkint a trip W Florida after tomato of Columbus spe nt the weekend plptl!I. Mn. Sybil Mile& returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jaccaud. Saturday from Chillicothe where · D a le Roush a tlen �ed the Scout. the apent the wtnier. She was · ac- 0-Rama at Columbus Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wr ight Rouffl . of d af'· w::r be'mg a P•1-1enI there for Chill icothe called on Mr. a:id :: en.I dayt. Mrs. H enry Roush Monday. Mf'I. Norm-1l Weyersmiller Mid Mr. an d MT8, Itobert Beeete tnd daughter were Sunday afternoon c h tldren, Portland, wf!ft'l Sunday ·1111,. , "UeBls of Mn· ,v S• Zlrkle, Thom. dinner guesh of Mr. and Mr&, :s Fork. on_ e__ 11_ Ve_rn ._ _ W •_ •rs __ _____ Mr. and MJ'I. •Richard Hartung and son, Marietta, were Saturday · Ii 1 1• . gue,18 of M,. ,nd Mn. John Hutung. DEVOTED TO INTElllS'll Vr. and Mn. Holly O 'Ne i l and OF MEIGS-MA.SON children or The Plaim visited Mrs, ltleh;I"-' 1. ow., PuMIIWt � Mary. daughter, Will fteda and PU.bllahed ever, fl!lt'll'MOI • , , ,( . . .:• : .il, , .. � IIM.' - President and Mn!. El&enhow· lfrt. Norman :Weyersmllle, ,nd ,eJII Sund.If bJ ni. dlllo vollllt e GAU....,.... N,1-�ZD prior to a slate dinner given by cla ullhter were Saturoay even ing tubllahlna Compollf ..t uo .be,O� le mole St, Femet01, oldo. lb..� plaque ,� of Kn. W)/1. �ightouse. EzectiUve wearg the ,ash S. his il • t r ,.,. •· o!Uce phone WY2-215e, edltOI" led f Cud llobe llev, ;ab e �• tif the Cl'GB8 of Uberatipn and on his n ve ing. 01 Sunday 1 II' . ' _ l•I ollice ohone WY2-21 1'1, e her< Po [our ehildre,i Mllllab'e; 'and the The ' 'O f �lion; the Medallle .ot·Un, Mr . ••d Mrs. of E tered .. ,econd ..... maiIIDC n . In the day , a --•e qu. the catlal for· Levi Partlow were baptued .,.. ....... lhrO""" "'arid -if.'\·lw'tler mtfer t Ute $ Off1ee t P• , ,,., ,, . . . • pm we e Mr. and Mn.- Clarence ,.,.,r my. Ohio. the to a fONl n vis!lcom blgg..t s�ton. ' It was De 01\tUle was w� ' of Nea� Settlement were Sunday National advertIsla, rei,teHJtte VJfft !tbree, ye$'1_ a,.O. tor ilnce Queen 11venln• guest& of Yr .and M rs. llve: Mtlnelit.Kiu.baD. � ... sundaJ Sclt.QOl llubday. The offer- William Grueser. - A••· 'Now Yorlt CIQ I n•• wa, $1_8 ·· 1 KIi. 5p Mrs. Clair Spencer spen t an JAVI Yoi1L · ,, ·• ' • <UIU · ' , Mr. and ·Mn. Herman Grueser of evening with Mrs. William Bartels aUbffll1ltton r-. _ Burlin gham were Sunday evening recently. �er where a\>'allibl�. _ •'Mr. and Mni. Leo SmiJ:h and son Hr weuk· one ,-ear tn a guest. of 'Mr.' and •Mrs. Norman _,. MrL ....; H•rtunt • t' df Pomeroy spent Son day after- n.e J>lll!i Senthiel office, '11,.9' - Mr. 11'<1 Mrs. A�lee AbboU enter · Woyenmi�r And daugh�e_r. Mrs. W1lbur Balley -v1a1ted her noon with Mr. and Mrs, William dJ: lftf)nthl, $1.80: three lllo'n:lbl with a . danner. WedoeB¥Y A - 13 90_ •By llfotar nnte 1fben ffll ia--observ1nce of the 50th wedding parent,i, Mr. and Mrs. Levacy, of Grueser. sday. The e ain,, l P Tu . l mD.! ,1\d Mrs. Oores Arnold has been re,b\4': One month, $1 Ear James T. Weleh, diC'ector of fbe annlvenary of ; ·M r. and Mrs. -, 6 i( Kervin 'Marret was returned tumed 1 home from St. Jo1eph HosJell' �; �11,P.•� t. a'qPertonn-1. Ro.,, .Nl44;t,e�r m.ft Department of S'-"te · T �· " 9tf'' •� ,. r Sl\ 'tm'lf 1....,; a patient. ...attr nounoed opeq-eoJ1':pttllin clvl.aer�, . � :.eN l!I . ln att4a� .at .hume from Ho.lr.er -Ho8p1� �ur pltal where. , · :,-·· . v ice examJnaUons'lf.o be h eld M!IY 19, 29 and 21, 1980. ' On 't,(ay 19 , examination• for Caeeworker l and Jl and cueworll: SuperVtaor I and . II wlU be . con• ducted for po&ltion• located iA th e various County Welfare Depart­ me nts through o.ut the elate. Tffl.! DAIL'f S£N'l'IU1'1 ABE.\ of � . . • :1 g Clil!iJ ·, El1Ja1,tl{ ;:iOOO w. aJl4I w... •!'"• 0 ---+----'-� • '. R.l-� n11gs EX""' •nat1o ns Eventi.Rel)C)r.ted For Ci'vil ' Serv1'ce \ tun• re AnROUIICed = llelli.P. lll .. '* dNl1ED - ST�TES OF AMERICA *' 1960 Cen1u1 ef Population - "'l WEI£ YOU COU NTED ? be On May 20, examlnations e • u of ns positio e ·th for conducted worker I, JI, and Ill, Soci81 W ker 11 111d lR. Subd ivision Mana&�r I a nd JI, and vorat11;mal R e ha�nu.a­ Lio n Counselor I and II in ,t hfl, ,iate Department of Publlt Wel fare,: , The examin• tlon s en May 1f,1nd' 20 will bo held i n Akron. Alhena, Cinci n nati, Cl9v eia nd, Columhui, Dayton , Toledo and Youn,st.own. On May 21, examinations for Cler,k Typl11l l, 11 and 111 for State Dep•rtmentli, State Unlver1ltle1, , and St1te I,nstltuti on, will be �anducted In the el1ht cltle• H,ted ,abol'e , a11 well 11 �ant.on. Lima, ,\llin lfield and Port.mouth. ' The,iiiumtralldn ·01 AintifCGM .la the 19'60 Ctn•7 t, now almost · Anl,!,td, i_/Ji/t yo,u lmow, It 11 "IY lmPollanl tl,at tht C.n,us be _-1 ,l'...... ..:_ll L-11 ___...1 you _ ,!!g! counlw, - · YG"-"""m -•• - ca ;1 II lmMHlatelyio. . )I pl1a11 n11 out- tlit Jqrm below and · ·I , , 1 · · •• · • 1-· ... """ -+-- .._- ----· ··•. -- • • 11 .Ji-� "'1th ll,1 IIIIIIINII ol •v lrou11llold, an,! I btllove it.at on• (or 11orel ol us wa, NOT counted, hlll!I or anYWl!ote elM, · -· • ··· · · · · · ·in1th••1'MII Gmm. • • I . ., >\ 1 , - • -..==:---,;,;::::.::=:-----::::::-----=�--,,=;�.,..;....,...;..;...,,... --- Nlim'-i ' (111'111111 Qt llold) _ Visitttion Day 1ny�roy , ::U,,� H� s To C �sstFY the 'ft:11 TOO �� l .., <W,, ,� (h,n,, •"7 P ,, (A� N111Dbs 111: �, i � .,"' �h•n ,h•Y :�:e:.o�:,:,ii uP•,-" J n n,• h sc.oo, y n WU Autd So les H • 2d \Jrl J nar·,•. I 9 l For Sole Firemen Ready For B�eather In Middleport boa _ ty te ', · Pb, · w'. J-- - J/liJ&'M.. ,.'!� � w. ca· - .1-­ ALSO l.oi'g� .S�lection ·• ■ Th•�=� • J -· ' '-'1 owns Hit Mei 76 In JASA h.:i'�1t�t li\ild�l "•" = ·R_-1'pts In J a.over, 8 e• •n� G"• ven s· o T 8 ld .' ' , Redwiocl ,. . Puts On Aged Self Off Takes Case _a•lhBera$7ld.�2,,.2s,. n Rated Supenor . At Ravenswood !iffl!eu"· T'J]e -Wah1ma Junior ba nd also lllttended the- fegtlval at Ravens• Wood and. received an excelle nt rauna. Mth bartds participated in fl parade ' held In the afternoon Tliief nre .a�eompanied to Ravens: by their director Thoma■ Reed, Fu rn itu re . - EA.ft' TER1'1SI ii ·r - • Blaetti1111f't P,m.� ,,., ....'t.,--;e-.�12 1 ) Real E$'- , ,-:=---� ----, -. • "'ao'l:El!rtr • '., room hc;11useJ l 'f an _ !) o. r: "= -t•r 0 1 -• = ' • , , A■ Oppe�ity Ale�: .. . . Earty�l&lrd -• -,6� Portlal'ld Social News ' on uj,pht; 0.5 Ob _lowe\;, tullninl 9 ' felt; GllllpoU1 · 19.l on Ul)J'ler 11-4 ... lower, runnin1 1 0 f..t; Pl. Pl-•t �.26• Lock 21i 15.8 on upper, ii.a OJJ: l.iw'er. • n.innln& one trai, and q· ..-_ Condition of Mrtabl• � . All dams aN �- ., and runni:; dtop. arlet., It and ira pes. For further informa�on clll • 'YI 3•...,., I IT _ ltp illolll ' · l5.7 , ' To Savel ' UNI! ' ' ' . Oar toav�tdent T«srm!it - the ,band, pre!lented In their . ann ual �prtn1 eoncert: in tbe wahama .. ... pmnaslum, a.u., J!Ott_taol',Uy - , . .. � -� . j , • • .,/ . ---------i..... � ---·- - .• � - , Upholstered . glider with com­ fortable plll_!>w arms. Uphol­ in waterproof vinyl, choice of fioral pattern or so­ l i d s. llllll!rspring cushions with heavy f;ll padding. 66" ' ,¾ , R«t. ster_ed one tfit •INfflr Lock 21, 1.l "(' I I ) "' '•l • ' Sbopper11. llli'ller last week, f,'tte ' Outdoor ■I Jal io ; OF •() , �' .. ··, ,• ,- . .•• .. ,. ..... , .. . . C'L IDtRS!- �I . .. ' ) ·. srin,... ll.udNi.t' · .: ·••-ars , . , --thtt . � .{t. • . • j _ .....? \ $41�95 2�:- '.. I I eo. .,, _ '""' with .._ •en u t achoo! ye■r, Registra tion MHLer meten for each com­ The state Public Work, Departeonduded by Charles S. G ibba:, munity will meuure the amount ment aa id today the Burr Oak 1 9117 FORD V8 2 dr. S.dan. flll'llo­ Superintendent Pomeroy Sc hoob· or w.111er eac-h con,umea. The Vll­ R s olr in Morgan se '. e ena nd Athens matlc. Extra sharp, si 2rJ5.00. �•mu A. Diehl, Jr., Prtnc lpal, n lOr_ Hia:h School. and Howard countlt:• will start supplyin1 wat­ l a 1ies will pa y the Natural Re­ Bl,ettnar'i, Pomeroy, 1i 27 6tc s��r�et: Departmenn Water J)i. K�uJht. Principal, Pom eroy Junior er l.o lhe villages about May 15. VJSlqll for It. H11h Schoo l. 111&1 CHEVR01£r vs sutt011 \n­ water treatment plant A so.h. One careful owner. Shows �e V6elil Ml.Hile l>epffti'beht, ntlli1 or pipeline, two st�a�e One section, serving the Athenl ,beti. or . ca�. $1898.oo. Bl•�U­ �k., links a,nd a booster station are Coumr vllt a ge■, bu a 150,000 ip.l· · nar's, Pomeroy. � 37 6tc �� If M'l'I. Lllellle S hamer pnaente-d I pn,gNM or involved lh th e tm,000 proJeCt. Ion storage toni c 1057 BUICK va Century 2 dr. bard both Satl".8d and ,apular num bers. Work 11ta�d on ti July l ' tu59· The other aectlon atarts wtth i the A"thletlc' Department 1.11ider toi), Powtr ateering ind brab1. boorter Illa! lon north of Hollister The '1U 1g,es of Sh,.,.nee and �nailow dri\' e. ()Ile careful direction of Niaa Const an�e Ma rwhich wUI pump water lo a high­ Nt'k 8�1tn ille ln Perry C ounty, owner. Like. l)ew finish imiide ley •n4.. R.uaaell Moore, demohltnt- Hblllf1ttt, er level system servin g th e three lt,eklonYJll i&, Trtmble and out. $179'.00. Blaettnar's ed 90lllt el tbf! aelivilhl-s practiced inti OloUster in Athens County: Hocking and Perry county vtl, I Pomeroy. 4 27 Ot� in their racullr um claNeJ. and Murray City In t lod1:in,: 11gcs, A 100,000 gallon storaee .. , Tj:le af\ernoo� PfoJrim w,, e9n- Col.inly wm draw their water from tank will 11trve them. iDSi PONTIAC. VS 4 dr. Sedan. ka­ dlo and heater, one caretul own­ �l�ed with: i 5aiid concert by the the•yatem . · er. sb•rt> ;ar. $24113.00. Blaelt­ , Pt;,meroy -M School , ConC«:rt The d�partment said they have Pomietoy, 4 2'l ot� Bi.nil directed bf R'.i)' W04klceard n gettint: water of poor quality bee t! W 9u�atl �tfer:ld�& e , Selllo!tt, tula Tdliift, "Dllvld In, from il"'dequate wello. clalr, .�len _S.ChwarU:, Keith'. W .� ''tb� "' tetI oh of lhla , lacllit r 'TJ:Ll.1.h S·iv lQJY 11,\BY BED. $OLfb p anel to,y; �m my Cadle, Joe H.ll , Dorm, &1tould e�abl• · th�se commu nille, 1_6oi _ ahd �ea _·_,4_ rd, allJUs.ta ble ,_ s'!'lth, t,.n"' Hort, Ca� Hall, ti) ·attttfet tHdustry to the area ....1u., Iyijrn, :i.. 11J..e •Beal ' orence t,he"'by ihak:lng some reslilutlon' wa1.er.., f 1iiteraPrJpe 111Attrt111 Hild · 11rttU"1 .,roq1 Middleport firemen and em"°­ 1!Ptlh&9, Sirinl1ota "�aLltJ•J.lb)'J !Ji�. shar'On 'l'i)'loi' alld Uater • � the c'Onstant decrease ih popu- gency-rescue crqrqep are readJ Arhold, Ex�61l, e iit COhditl oh. Ph. 2. for • brea ther. They've answered · · • 2233. 4 27 _ Ste BNllfbrd1 DOltoll ni ne fire a nd emerge ncy ealll in · Don ===:-==,.;_,.:2,.C • "-"' four day1, several or them inf(ing­ NliA,IU,Y NEW ELECTIIONIC OII- , old �I-, Oolll , Stewar4 ;Qo,td C' lng on normal sle epi ng bour1,. GAN al l han half of orieinll Taylor, John Moweo, .C.rl McAI· roat - �,00. Terms to re. i'l)y , JoHn · ..nee· .ti1IUODt; Geraldln6 . Three werf!! added Til esday, lihle party. " Cftl 4ocohaoh Col Una, , Lind> MO'Olll'Y, J onlee mg: 9 : 1� p. m. Laura Scott, Pad , in l . - !l"t�I SI., Pultenl)ura, B i Van i:;oolteJI. , John �.. ' ·_.l. St, When she fell !lear her home. ' B lworLa. a...,;oond renda Tb-� an HU �1. g _ . ,, f :111 11, ■1ner, RDaer � :, :, Dr. Ray :Pickens arriv ed and � · Roush. W GiAtlJ Annµal tinanelal �ports filed Heved the sgua d; 10: 1 0 ,. m. You tnaf a!i well be dead ,s WJtl.. Sa'ft.dra s.'1.ul 1,..,:,l lhith �ld� with State ·Auditor Jitml!I A Pearl Searles, 17, H a ppy Hoilow . �• , , »'.-..lu,f!elr,.'-� n oul wh I·te Iennia oxford1.1 .. , � ,,-e Anita J, Alf.h.rY. Rhbdt!I , by the viii-• clerks 01' fainting spell, near the Fr ee Me'. thodist Church on Hysell Run hf� them al $1.1111, $8.29 ,n)I Eniiltsh, juice ltvins.R bPii.lricl 'Meli• County ehow that the five taken to his home dter contaci $4.49. ��vy and cha-cha hatll Si . Field� Byron G ilmor,, u y Hal:· · vil �e gove_rnmen lll in this county Shoe Box. 4 27 4:tc gy, Mary .H�!fia� BetlY Klein, hid reoelPtk totaling $2.8'7,578.u with family doctor; 10:45 p, m, Mrs. Thurman Cart.ey, Bradbury, Louann� �ard. Karell Miller S�OE-R ZIG-ZAG SEWING MA- Mary StaJCbq, Mai\uel Gruett,' -in- -19ffll arid expenditures of '268.­ posslble heart condition, family . GRtN'E. Lika new Originally Paul Will, tei'ry Motley Rt� 339·97· doctor a rrived and ,relieved sq d ' � ov flff balance Weitn, Linda Grueaer. • The third call ·was Neel� iiaJor aources o[ income for ,1,e ¥" · • l · or ller •00':,�11 r � ..,...enta $8 ff mo, a:onrnments on way iri from the . n ' Setirh' ru Y illa xe CGun y s f awk wer t_f7 3tt , SyraCUle� Rebecca :(.JAnn HCu e $60; r y , r t .17; taxes 1♦7 o p _ p11 ' nnith Lee Folmer oi gaso11ne tax (state) $38,299.75; Aunda __,.� aACk!NE-£. gAeldlet S m!.iffll'I� ,ff.Ji- �l tbe e Le l1(8 to llcel\Bea t•late) $34. 175.78: i<><a l � av1� Blll ' illl In llranl ' ni bol,l,in Ship pace µi ent o x governm 8 fund (state sal'es ta w .� Hblnet. Orij:lnall) Miry 'u,u Cundiff: MIJ'tl)ln aen'. • WASH n e b UPl-'l'he lax INGTON . 1 wa 268 Air _ 09; ) $ 4, ihid cot)rill Sle�hanie •4 \nLa gj ,t !'.l!d !l>rJ1?9.IO. Td• o'ier pay- shaw ce today terwork s orde� the Boet n2 L $30, 139 .64; sa n itation For Jnn •�� _ ,,,_ lier . n\onth. Balanci LYnn' � · . ebrennet, · 11c,itb _ aewers Sl ,600 ,. b�n<I iuues Air !>lane Co., to IO aheatl witB 'l, l.f � � du11 ....00. Phone WY. 2-221\@. Folmer,· �bi§tt Boy Sylvffter-, suzJ 0 l ns , . , . � · • 4. � $8 4�0 44; fines and de&1gn or a spa ce shlp. 4 27 Ste Teiford, �aroii Gtueter, Gary , p r 77. king mete s u 4 60, 8' fl <;111.IB Jenkin, Bt•phen Shin Frod Si The spa ce ship will be' cal led 1• n• · S A :• fl0,989 .48; income tax $,463.36 nt H Dy Do'n na Soar and will be a winged a en Willi m 1 1r f,�uar IIOll. Jt T • _ WJTH tL .u . :t;TS1n,"""'""' lbs., 2. ff $1.49; 4 lbl. Ill ckey W�ebrenner/ Sim Arnold . Mun�clp�l services for •hich'thie gl_ ider �st�d ihto Orbit , bf a, � $2.IO- Safet p�, and '8'U &ranteed. and Patricia Ablea. county s villages flpent most of Titan intercontinental ballistic !ber&bach.llardwa�. , , •, their income were , general govern- missil e. (4) 27, 28, 21; (II) 4 5 6;, m""� $18, SO'l .94: police and lire '211 Peli1$yhaniil M, 12. 13, 18, 19 protecfion $47.US.08: ,treela '64,· , , 211 , :i'r: (6) t 2, s.'e, .; 10, Dull Sho Jurist _. _ •"rim •.., 0'3.60; water $29,9ZO.T6; sewers , " � 4'" -- J lfl, 18, 17, 24tp PITTSBURGH UPI-Ben. J,ohn $1 r recreation $3,435.32 s an itation Qoffa P. Kennedy of M1111achu1ettt and $1 ,251; payments on bond issues or WASH!MlTOl'I tlPt '_ Fede,aj Vice President Richard M. Nixon i Jud-ge F. Dicki nson LettB� todiilJ rolled UV impreuil'e ,presklenUal ...•�b8,685 al ified himself from presid­ disqu , am ' "Popul'.anty" lhowin&• in .iJ comi ng over a trial of Teamsters Un� P•\"'tiveJ¥., i!P,11 . ,wptmary el�lon , i•�. Pms 1Ienl_ J•1"•• R._1191!•: • that -.., - h�• •illy by vot)nlr on 'Oi1,.. S.yW-olct jufi,it attfld' 0 1.,..race betilng in · · alt er Ho'ffa 'iiCCused him of har­ Pentt11lvanll. ' l"lv�. <OttDI!.., including Phli•bori n.g "bia� ind prejudice.'� ffq,(­ ra did so m a n affidavit sul> delphla, apj:ifoved gambllnl on ; mitled to the . court earlier. hlrn'eH ftCing, lleven counties in'it& WahJma White Jl'alron ,Band cl udin1 the one for. Pilt&burgh r�etved a superior rati ng last voted again�t It, and two eoun- Siturday at th e Region al Band tlea were undecided. Festival in Rav en swood, By receiv• . ing the' ritlr:ig, Uie band earned · the right to attend the State Band ' Fe1tival In '· � urltlii.gton May 3-T, ( ij > ■on, and .,.., Eliubelh Rader ' V an si,ndy �lb. lit. Q4 , 61n. � · all <a a,HQll!ld · - '· lun • Mr�...Eln><•I ■bo $pil\i!ff in IWeltN. . l •..., of tlit lttt�• li■ter :�� Mn. Fret-mall Williams ,. who Ind., ,pent lut week .-Othl9r-lh-l■. , 11,, 1ftd Mrs. Mflo had I minor operitioh IHI ·-· 'abli 11-..U,, , - -"­ -�.... ' It able kl be back an the . paper man Wllllaml .-h� llra. WIULIRII 3 1 1fr a M'ri. � � Speneer a nd I route. n.t!ll.i.'J Ya■ In ijdller Jfcitpltal. 1 1 ...,. I tounties soon will ,tart dr■w• 1.u ion which h,i1 occurred DYff i n• water from a r i ve- million•a• l- t he past !30 ye ars ," the depaHment nid. ,ont-t ,day facility of t,.Jedt..-lh ,,.ood • • ---- •lll!l't"-•-•• �-•.- • •••• •• • "" ..... • • • -----�--�-� -.--• •--.• • •-• • • •• .e· Qi!Ap,tl-1 , W60, I hvtd at WAKT : g&,AIR_ U.S, Coilllll Dllllld Olltco • Athens, Perry, Hockmi County ve Wat er Suppl y j Dally Sentinel, f'!>meroy-Ml.ddleport, 0., April 27, 1960-.!I • ' t-1 t, ; _ I . , '' .,; / ' · ·ti ·, , ' r ..,1/ii, ··' · &111!"1Ptll. alJent ba\kbearbll . Coiito.lf lllillded seat and 1loct of -; llqa -lleel with W� - ,, I_ '" ,al� • _ ·bak4jl !· �, lat llltlminWII llltlt. , , , - •• A' , . ,, ri,, -.J'IW'b . ' : t Watchmakel'8 Meet At Pt. Pllll!�a11t The exeeb.tJve b6affl dt the! 'Virginia Watchmakere Alll!oclatlon ,net recently at , G• Ball's Rtii:i w,s1 taurant In Point Ple,sant on Aprtf .�, �•29·''... ' ,,., ,£:. . ' • 1 . " . . ' ....,... • .,. . . to1t. o. �, ' ' • ..... .., : .: -� -'. .• "1-1>111:J Sentinel, PoJM!O)'•Mlddleport, 0., April 27, ;8,i• IIAMID POOTaALL COACh llAIDaU 111111 1MQI OAlll.AND, Collt. UPI-Bub Bon Dnewleckl, Billy Loll aod � Htno have alcned tbelr lteO ,contracUI, I.he Oakland Raiden of the American Football Lea.,ue anaounced Tuesday. All wen 1ltned II free 1ent1. 1960 the- Wuhin,ton Senators, u bud lalt �chin& footb:'ll coach. SAN DIEGO, Calif. UPI-Tbe b.11 u poailion -was with the New York m:- Ulllvtnlty of San Dieeo .....:,. ed. . lllb Pecaro-vicb. fotmer Yuks of th� defunct All-Ameriac:out for the Detroit Lloru and ea n Conferen ce. . Cloudburst Hits Prep Diamond Games ' 'Candy Kid's' Future Brj.ghter 1 FAMI LY PARTY .' •' ' LONDON UPI - Once •&..In, i;;-, rans at Wembley Pool. Brian London ii Eqland"■ "candy kid" tGd■y becaUN of bu upaet knockout over Peter llade m■oher, American heaY)'weiPt, s·mgIe8. Hitter Meet and Hear The Candidates At 'l'b• lormtr eandy-maker of Blackpool la l'eeeiViDI olfen for bla-mone, ll&hll todky !n,tead reUrin1 from the rtna, u prev1� oualy contemplated. Rock Springs Fair Grounds Garage Building ENTERTAINMENT aad REFRESHMENTS Sponsored The f· · ·' · ' Bu AND TJIE - . .. Republlcon Club Women'• Pittsburgh San y,.. nd,co Loa Anaete, Milwaukee Philadelphia St . Louis Sluggm · g Hard In IL Contests Cincinnati i�-■tlonol L ��- -:' · 3 8 4 • 5 5 5 5 • 5 6 t 8 3 7 ··• .66'1 G8 .545 2 1, . 500 2 ¼ -•� 3 .4M 3 .333 4¼: a. tadlf.'_ ;c:e. :z Paid Pol. Adv. o .eoo -Pl Pct/ m, =�"'�==�==========================��:•·:________:,�• 0 �=' I • :1. cl"""9 er Dollar Days I Fruit Cocktail . . ·.-;:·... -����� .; ..� .. >..:.� 1 · 5 00 Tomato Juice ---·· _ -·- 4 "!: $1 Gretn Beans . ... • , -,, . .... 9 --.: $1 Peoches .... ........ .... ,_ . ............ 4 •·-•,,. s1 Yellow Corn .... •- .., ,_ . . .. 7 •:.: $ 1 ·w•~ · s .' Kid!ley Bean$ . .. Pot Pies . -. �����- 5 \ ,' " .. 39c ... e111o:A . . . . .... .... i.... ,,. .. .... ... Margarine ... ---­ .... .. . ...... ____ =r-::= ...... __... .._..... __....._ ......_ lllll•t Day ", !!l,." · ..... ,..... -. $1 ..........,.. ! t I I I -. . (··-: ..�­. �.t����- . . -, .. g Catsup . . . . ��'- . . . . 6 � 6 14 & 11111. $.1 ,00 I -lie. plcp. 50 Euauy Pn11ffl1 T... � . . . .. . .... ..... M II OJ, ....... N 3 � $1 12 $1 - - - - - - - - - - -- out ,.· - Hnr••· • • •nu• _ s.,,_••• .... ....... rpnge.s. 1,,1nu1111 II bill ... .. .. .. Strawbe·rries:: . .�� ·,. 3": ,. · $1·0� _ 29c 50 Nll,&11... , . ... ,.. .!':. 99c .,....... ._. _.aa • 911..L IDD ....__ Leltaqe . lettl&I , , .... _".... ._ . 5i>.. '°ft .. ( ' Pa� . . ...allllYI _;;,___, &,.......... . ' -... ' Sweet Co,�' . . . . . . � �-�- . • • . . 6 . - .,.....,.. Canta. .... �. '. . ..... .,.,... ... . ..,. ... . . .,._ ····· __. ... . -. . ' �I ;f; l"t .. f' ' ,� i ' >I ' • ' ' • J A • • : .• DRIVEWAY Continental's New York Park Looks Assured ■ ■ ■ ••••v ��:g�SAbon ysm!s 1 :r PlUMi tNO NEEDS FHA WILIS ANTHONY ...UaU- ■botlld bo - II UM Mwft IWalO. I ii 1+ m,nt. lo!,ated oa GDd Door of the He,Gth Me...odist l •,.• . Member Canvass '� •' i '. I Men Plan Every J' MOIi ,pf. the Heotb Methoditt 'Chuteh met 1\1.esd..y etenlng �--, - �tocy meetuw ·�with the Evfl?Y Metn• ber C1J1Yt11 wbicll the church will Jl!>l)l in t�e near futu,e. Chari ,�An Brad.bury, _.tb&Irman ot the . -o,an.va,,, -waa p�nt foJ the meet• 1 ' ��rfue , tllle pro,(l'am hour .. .- Waa sh0wri t0 the -.. film 1U11.n .,.,vu.p -�_ti .,,_tua:ene :(b r:ris pretlded, over the ibort h,J&iness i;neetlng. In !J . . Wl:lL 1a1MMW.' ). A&P SUPlR ,RIG\41 · · . . � ■,..,. - -�r· . A U.- Teen ea · nteen .., r· o Hold Dan"e · O� Peet ..: ,._ ..,_ '"WORLD JN HIS - - - ADIi° - 'lllt,b\lm. "SEWNl> f:IWICB'' �, er-, ·· ,:. F. alt!orts Add ,; f 2 More ff IDJ , .• . To "ng S•.;Ci-ag u I At Syracuse ' '"' •. T-IOAY 1M PR Jell Chondler - 1..... """"" "10 Sl!C011DS TO IIBl.f _ ., _ 1- - - - eum.tlntt '' VERBO'l'EN'I NOW 1t1f trlTI THIAftl "· PLIAIANT � ''SINK THE BIS.MAJUC.� J,,,=========""-��===�===!:=�� ·I ., .., d••·· ·a.-· lliwi• ... ""II, ••, .., '... I� ..-' ' r ' __ "'_ ,.,. ' L :; ,,, .,, ..... t · ' . • •...,. "'1••. , • ·, • • l!h<ted 1" --r.;i.. ►: ' , Ill Ibo lleldl ol nu,Olclill ' .. • ren..ted in yv,11' dootor', pn■cllp- .. l· . . TENDER STEIR BIEF-T,IIONE, CLUI OR ; -- � ipled .....,,.., lrom ........ 09 P· O R K ,:��L-0 1 N S·· 4 5 fb FUU. ' �B llALF Pork loin .. ..' ·, ss� CELERY Pncal Florid■ - A&P Super,Rlght . . . Ban,,_, Top Round Steak ,.. _ . · · · · · ...' Round Sirak Cam Steak Fresh-lurkeys- · . . · .; ., l ·I .·. -·· .-;,.,!1 -'N�· aeans ...: ..... ' Red I&Mns ______...15!:JOc � _____ · 1 "::10, . . ........ ..,...,. 11,. " . _ ,� ld.-P l.........d .., ■ Yout11 llftd PIUIIII!, 5-9 1111. (Mn -- d)' � ••' ' =�--... 8-f Rump Roast ..."... - .. 89c: Sirloin tip ::"'...!!" · · ,�. 95c Fresh Fryers �;.�� -� "'· 37c: 43c Roll Sausage ' ■ D A I R Y BVV S I ■ F ncy Wl -ln C"- - .' . Freoh .... Colby Longhorn for . ' 89c g5c ,� 99c ,� 49c ,� ·' , � p 5upff-ll!ght . 2 29c u• ' ' '· " .' lb. �19c r , : . · a';" w� .-f: Pf�;;.;p1e�t._,_i_-�-h-i��::t�:73� l• p �- ....�,,,ffl< J- ·.,...------' ·.· :� . p-~�• � Ill ·1t...· Uc � l2o Whtt. Ho-. . . C•- Pack Evaporated Milk � 6 .- 79c ' ' •• ,... �· Mayonna1se · 49c Gelatin Dess-1tt:.,�:-, 5 ..... 29c Beans with Po.r� 1:;_ 2 !:. $9c •. 4:,; 39c Btack Peppe; :...! J., _·_ ' 41 aij ,,� - 111r 1 FROZEN IJICE BUYS ! . ..... . _,.,..o .. � Do1e .. ,1_,-.,. '""" _ 4 .... 79c GraP,e Juic• �... . 6 ":.. 89c Juice :!:.; _ 6 ':.. 8Pc Orange ' . ' 4 - � 49c Lemonade < ' Ml""te Maid --.- __ Gra���utt. .trt� i, �,99c ' • • t,:t,;.!,1 · ,' · II,• , ,. 49c Brick Cheese ::O'"':. vo11ow •• 59c Blue Ch;,. aese �� JWlo!-II•� :•,' ·. t' .. 75c Muenster ·•Cheese · · - �-- · •· 59c ,- ,,, ·� aa.�: · r.,. · I• . Whole .4uend · Concert Thurl/Jay j l·• Fresh Pork Ham. ,. .- "'.' Mat=· I I ;: A&► SUPER-RIGHT . ·. . WEll TRIMMED • .,, • • ,I> ffeath /11et.�i,t ,.,.,,. W-SCS ·, ': ·To Meet -Thursday •! • A&P SUPER-RIGHT . . . FULL SHANK HALF The ™-County ClnJeen •,witl hold a fe1tlon ih11 Frldty n.llllt at the Syracuse Gr•de ScKMI, •' Leo v. S•v•ge, director announced today· · fte dance 1n mtltled. "Bermuda Nlthl" and the top 1 00 record, . wUI be played throughout • the evea:tne. Dancin1 will dart at 7:30 'ond end at U mldnlaht. ·� Director Savage will eerve .as Master of Ceremonies. SJ)ODIIOl'inf W'J• · the 199th of lhe cantI• • -wW'·W iji,fj • Junlor ,TiteTTlen. Dir_ , ..... � ...--� --- • Nid that ilrl•· are I IAJ .Ill .permitted. to . ....,,r Bermuda , . shorts at " the fttnc'tion. The. Wa]w.ma White , Falcpns conAll regular sta ndby contests Unued their unbeaten way1 during will be feature and p d , rizes wlll •the past week with victories over -�-� l Sandyville a11d HaMID. . Lut Thu redai the ,Falcons Jour-,· neyeii lo San�ille and whj pped 1� - J'.acpqn Countiam by a aco:re, t 1111 .Aftemoon· Clrtle of . the of '1•1. Ralph Clark was the w an• wscs of (he 1leath Methodist : way nine hurler as he �ent .all the Church w ill · m eet thl4 Thund.ay an� pve \IP f,ve hlU. . •--- ch, ...,.,. ,._ · n at 2 . •t lhe c,..., , 11\e W�hfm• ' blttin1 attack waa ·anernoo Virginia Cook. will be ln ch�rge · . ,' two with bhn11on J · l\e• deli-by Gene . � · ol ,the devotl•n, .a.nd Mrs. CJar.. lle1 and Donnia Van 1Jn Yatre wlth ,Jan ne,y. "'Ul - luve Um leuon far two �ln1te1. Tllbott rof the Sandy'• .. the · ll'\Hlinlvllll ·team hlt !Ulil1Y three time■, e Hoateun will be 111'1. ·on MoniaJ, the F■kont won Mhnoan, ,.._._ Mn. Vtlerla ...,_ n m . · tbtir IH!Veftth ftraleht victory at M Hattie Smith, Mn. Francia the expeiaie of '11annail. by a score n _ lein and llr1. M,xlne AddlesK of e-t. Geile Johniop and Ralph u b . r _ e c, rc _ _ chores ________ Clark dl\'l4ed· the· pltchln& and t,et,ieea them itNlck out 16 ,tr Hall -5in bollen. •ln1fl•• two hod . e v,n Mau,, ,trlu,111 •• �fl �- �vea. Ehn� Van . llr. and Mra. Boy Trac, Jr., Meter>, triple Wd the blita;eat eJ.· ·Mrl. Ben Neub1lng, "Mrt. Ml?Vin tn blHI blo• of the game. Burt and J/lN, Peul )b-aell were The Une ICffll: ln Athena Friday evening where they attended the UnlYenllJ'• . , Aprll �I 20s 7 8 2 Slnaer, concert. 000 otO::t 8 2 rry L. Tracy, an OU aiudent a. CJ.irk and E. van Jn �mu.tit, .... a mem ber f#.f t�• 1 ·-"41' t ThOfflpeon. Xetw· · · � ' •� • �. • ....,,, .11 one. of four tenon . � • �•In • group motel, , '"iV'f00'.4'111 2'-ll llT W!11!11"" !:: • ,, . .I ��·,.. Truame'' � "'0- 8 2 ! • -� 'II. 'il!al-V lllli!II , ·. · · «!r!Oert ...,. �Iii I · · If.' 11J,IP · ltorJum u hclor. l!llil d · � . i· ••. -"\� \. �· .., �r . d0, Ha�Uton. 1 s ,.u1tLY N__, TCHIIGHT Porterhouse Steak 1•.1 · \ Cf'OICI:' C� * Cow\tf' ·on- .,. _plr JlCQUJllNTID Sll&I ON ., ::•ro, lle g:: : · J:::r111 PER WEEK ume and that the llat.e a,eney rte• I ommefld1 much lar&er atilt wlMlrt the home hH a klt.the1Hype e,r• ba,c:e �la-posal untt ar other sueh applu� Howen:r, t.be ehet amount or d 1.1poul fit!d needed I• dependt n l upon a perculatioo tfft · I of the &oil . . Proa:pec t 1v e home buyers IJl subHe em1,1h11lzed that tbe ,ecul• urban and rural areaa were wt m­ hon& w�re ae-i up to protect. pur­ ed t od ay to cbed. the capacity of ch11en from heavy- n.peqse, •lns.ewagt- di.spoul ayltfru or face l ttle risk of not gettin& 10Yern,nen - 11olved in later alterations to j.he 1 systl'rrl ;tnd from 1,he healtb liaz.. ipo nsored loans, the llaaon County ard1 ol a 1y11.em that doe• n ot op. I Health Dtlpartmeot uicl today. erate properly. . Dr: ' · Stnrart Uo,d, M D., �jn. tnauirit1 rtt:anhn Qn Coun1y Health Offlou, �id !f'•nr home, 11'< beiDI built w,th S.. U1 Fer Yeur e 1 �aeq:��d��i:,: re�: uI a11 on s or the y tbooaie- io, Ip.ore th n �� !:,��� t��th and VA rules require ..ppr-oval Of the ■y1tem by the health dep,1rtmtnt SALES & SERVJCE before a loan will be gr..nt.ed. s B b Robe anitarlan rt oyd w o has 1 ch.a.rge of in1pection, In lhit area pointed out that State Health ne: partment regulations prohibit ap. PLUMBING 6: R&\'ftNG proval of a 1y1tem •Ith I aeptlc Phone wY-2-2550 MIUlepert tank of lest than 150 a:alloM ,v� '· - •'.:_ i •SMOOTHER BETl'ER Now ln : Stock rtil4 lloW. ,fll; &tv� offier· '• • • METROPOLIT�N MOTORS c..,., o.nn, • READY-MIX (0. !.:. Coaches Lik·' WTL-� ,.,.__ J (IeY aw Ifi New Cage ROIes ShOJ,lld Coach Don Wolfe's boya do ti& unex.pected, .and wtn. bOth of tbeN 1ame1, and abould the Middleport Yellow Jacket. wade t.hroQgh their (top) bracket, the • YeHow Jactets and Bacln& 'would. meet at Middleport on Frlda.J, i,ay 13. GOEGLEIN �:!� �11's:z • . Ohi p 1 FOB Mli4 ■ ____________ �• not betn re-eeheduled yet dde to the Blue Devlll' heavy committment of 1ame1 immediate , ea , ly h d Racine la eyeing C1all A aec..111 brt · n1 tb8 .,.. Uonal PI..Y -wh.ICh .. to RI· ion t:,chaP1P n ck .. Coun J lo cine May 9 and lf Racine abould win, bring the Vinton County champ to Racine, M 1 1 1 . 50 : Dol_■r Illy M1■t'SpecW. Pon llver $1 ..., 1oc.. 5q..... ·- · 4 ._ $1 Fish Sticks ....,__ I 3 :..".'· $1 ....,__ t 2 II......-. $1 Pork Chops �;�2 ... Weinen ate 49c Ribs . . ,(ulle Steak .. ,_ ..,, ,.. 2 .:: $1 5pclrt .. City Chicken .... - .. - .... .. 69c 69c .. ... .___ .... -__-_&,__ , __-_-__-____,- - - - - - - - - - -�- � ,,... - - - - .-� -­ Transfer Okay For Lakers- Is Expected Soon 1 �= � 1 Home Buyers !� Jcl�r.� !��.�t����i.. � ��� cinch to wi nd up in baseba.ll'1 contrlbuted more than Clncinnat1 qa ln T�y- n ltht whan t.11 ' lniflant tianded lite Ti.cm � tllelr SChqol AudltorhHD . Thll ii the NeODd eornrt in 11e..t th• Redt, + 3, I n 1 1 lnn lnt1 tint aetback of th 18&IOD 2-l in 4:Ja U 9J Face when he ' 1' lhrou-gb,to the veteran Ml ilw..ukee ace 't a nd l( It'll hurry thina• any, hia superlative record of havine won an I fou,..hl t .tfoft tut .,..,.,... Bo ' � �ich I Ju.nlor � at Rlillamd nnl . ., du12 l x Cinl'innatl " cousins " 'will ritadly 20 2ame1 durlna 10 diltere nt ,ea- , •�me '"'"' ,tre,lk for :plrltcJpated, 1'bt Senior band the y:::_ , l , PIY his fare there. P(W\lH ebht.ai.nl:, Allelut. by lfomark the rn" ..,... liloote.d tMm ltreA :-7-:i�he lifetime aons. Spthn'a Ever since the S9-oyear-old Spahn agai ntt the Reds ls an ■lmott in· from fifth place to within 2¾ Ute Atll � -0 ur l 8 tbe Oriol. IIM, Dl eatet by Oltnddtl, 8Ulut haa been In the • National Let.11:ue cred)ble 1'4-20:-...!J'hl,l'i a .780 per• . fa""" of the> top. d ' ,�en 1nd otben. JNi� • .Jo rs ' to , 1 1 . outlailed" the Sen• the Red, have paid plenty - and centaae and pretty fancy pltcbini •' Del Cr�all supplied the pay- · , m91tly through the nose. • 9ff blow with hi, firtt homer of ln any l�ague, brother. . •�.11, , ,. , �GHT ••111&."tt · . the aeuo n in the 1 1th off ' lefty Mt!IC l•IPOIIT, ;._ • N-1 . . , . ",JOf� � � flt!..,,. � �Im O 'Toole, who went the di., I 1 U � tance or t � Reds. �WI, BeJI h_it .,....,.;, .-.,,.., lb, •.. V ff JUll. A ar;_ a; · :teuuln , ' raday a two-run homer for Cmcmn.aU 1p The Portltn LOHDON UPI-Ir.'- I ,,1,r WorUI While t� third and that wa,a tbe li it 2T4 · 1 111,if� � Gui l.d met TbllJ'Jdty evNlln1 with aclrpee4 hi � Spa� nJ! elded until the ei1btb. ... . �eut 1W9 'la11tiiafflll , - Alberta Elwb94 at the Racine e a m.. Is �nocked the Gi- C,fl� , parsonage. 1 P?Hident JND.eUe , o.., 7. ants out of a hnt•plac COLUMBUS UPI-The Ob10 our are,, 8e8ftl ver, l.ot.ereded to e tie by · L:OI ANGIL t U PI. Laurtnce haitc char.#e of tht metl· Hlj:h Scbool Atblet� Apn. today learn mote about the equipment ". bea� tll!tm, 4-2, and the Dodi· 11,tna, 1 53), Mexko C"7" n'P-1�- ing. Surpri,e pactace was won by the Cardi nals, 8- 1, in ff! ,J,._ JonN, 1 46, L" Anttl-.. Jean Sayre . ames were In c released c�ches comments on Other comment.a cOMilted of eUJer � () ban:e conte,ts. T�e Piratea 1 1.1 seyeral e x.perin,en.tal basketball "approxlmatelY three.fourths or O of Mn. Elwood with the prize · k ov tames that were ,played under all the shol.8 �en in the pme �� 4: sol� .posse1111on of first '�ITLAN D, Ort-. Ul"I 9ackage going . . to Marth, Lou e new rules tut winter. were taken within 10 aecofld1. l'bi� li:x t �1r game with the Me,«, 151, Portt•nd. 0...., _.., Bff11e. 11 ned out. -rule deNn ltely Seven of the 1amea were played 'nle 24-second � Erie Griffith, New York, DeUdoua refre1hment. were ltlll� m But T._,, lna during 151, 1D, a ua the last three or r:ule whereby the team beLPI served by the hosWq. with the ball bad to ,hoot within ur minutes. The clocks then 24 .aecoDfla after gaini ng P9i8es• k-eep game action golng. " lion or 1� it to the other team. The 24 11eeoncl l'Ule 'WH used In james "'9re1 p)eye d g..� between Cintinnati Taft• uit'riJ a ha.le, :�Hrh · Jfv.ea the bfll Clneh1natl St. Xafler:· Ple11ant• out ' of" l:Jllijrl4t �o '\be , cJe'teni ive rille-Berne Unlen; . Middletown· . ' /,. � I . ' tfani" 01l f'l"oul committed b)' the ColumbiJ& Eiat; · 1 Colfflnbiul,·Ea1t 1 offioafve-:\te'aui, • . Pale'!lllhe'j Smithfttl'd-Bl&\mlni• · , , · ,· · , ' ,. dale r WtYDtt Sieuben.ville-YounasUnder netmal rulet ; a .tllaiil • b u town South and M ..t11lfleld-ltiu11l• )" 1 11\' · ' . ., .:tpu \,q;jl_, 1Pa1:1t, :ffl. tbpOI: the 1th. . . :; . o;:ir.�uf· · b� and a, foul shot is aW11rded . 'llt Jt, • t Sewn other g.lmft 'WeN! ·,played tb�:(liiftm.ti� -pla)ler fouled �Y lllilDc the fou.l - rule. Coache, l n. �iTIOJ# �• ..A,_tf�,,- ;p\�er. , tbi.t 'game iaid that ·1t- "had little . .,. ..e CO!;pnul.n\a ehoweil that eftkl. · on the final eeort of the ,·, m09\- of the� �bacbea were In fa- (lme" to "It ftld 1(N!ed up the v« of the two new rules. g,me by five ,ar 1lx. minutea.' �re ,-re aome of the comments Other coaehetl 11111d that or four oh. the 24--Bflcond rule: offentive foul, called in. the game "l would be ,ntel'fl.ted to lelffl the team ,ettlng tbe ball -,,aa un· t\lt. ��ill� �f t..,o P0f!lellian type able to 1coi'e .., a ttsult. leJm,t �inC . U,..e rule, ,11.ld on& These Bamea involved Sulphur A&P SUPER-RIGHT . �- �othe('uid that ''I like Sprfnp vt Nova-Ruggles Troy, �· 1:11Je and the oewspapert in Worthln,ton va Collilfltilu North, Upper Arlington vs Columbus '' ' We<t, Cinelnnatl Puroell . " St. 111. Thori)u, KY,·, Pickerington - VI Ca· nal Winchester• ...,.,.n,m VI New . MadHOU and Columbu, Eut VI , Marlon l'ronkltn. not be rescheduled as the Tornadoes face heavy commlttments of two more games this week and three ne•t weeIL NEW YORK UPI - The tr..n•• fer of the Minneapolla Lakert' Irancbl1e to Loi Angelo la ex• MAJOR LEAGUE LIADIIRS peeled to be approved by tbe N..tlonal LNIW board of govt;mora of the Natln· ,i..,-, & Clult G. Al A. H, Pct. al Basketball A11od1tlon either Miya, S. F. 12 48 1 1 22 .438 today or TblU'Sday. Clemente, Pitta. 1 1 .ffl 9 17 . .378 Wh�n }'Ol, plan 'I new drti,eway "The 11:eneral r,entlment . of the White, St. L. 1 1 44 9 11 .364 board seems to favOl' the thlft so �r iab.y proj,ect Clhat caUd far 1 1 39 12 U, .339 Skinner, Pitts. long u the '.schedule can be ad­ �te, oaJ.I. on us. We �ver 10 39 7 14 .359 Sch ndnst, Mil. the tnlx , you ap,dly In 1lle Ashburn, Chi. 10 40 6 14 .330 justed," leagufi · President Maurice quanli<Y 1"'1 want! Mathews, Mil. 10 30 9 12 .343 Podoloft said Tuesday ni&ht at the concluaion. of the opening te• 5 n 12 Kirkla d, S. F, 4 8 l!J .333 1 1 "3 7 14 .326 &Lo n of a three-day meeting. I Moon, Los A, R�rt Short, pre1ident of the Groat, Pitts. 1 1 43 11 U · .326 ' Laken, surmounted another ma• llun1 Batted tn: Skinner, ·pj. jor hurdle leading to • hla dub'a ratea 13; McCovey, Gi•nts 13; transfer Tuesday when the Loa P- WY-2-3214 Commiaaion Boyer, Cards 13; Cepeda, Gt.nta Angeles Coliseum 12; il(cMillan, Berta 12; F. Rob- agreed to 1i-.ie ijte I:aken all the ,_. . fti . , � . , ,. 111> 1H l<llt b:., ,11r1 .t dates they · need, �, 1;1aspn, , 12. "•--. Joaon, Jleda • I ttam. Runt: Boyer, Carda 6; McM:111.. n, ·Reda 5; Skinner, Pi• ratea 4; MCC::ovey, Glant1 4. "THE COMPLETE MAitINE STORE" Pltchlna: Friend, Pirates; Gtb­ ' bon, Pirates; Law, Plrate1; Mc• 1 - IMO P U NLINIR 17', R,d ond while. 1- 17'5", llffm Cormlck, Giants, all Z.O; and Drys­ 7'2" , Depth 37\!, ". Thia boat lol>eo up lo 100 ,H.P. oolboud dale, Dodgers 3-1. motor. Windsh!old, •-• �lo .U., & _,.te flolatlon Clha.mbel'I. •nd eomplete trl,ple (!hrGme dect hudware and rurminl ll'111B. Onlr $M5.00 p!w liqbl. 2 - 1MO SKIPLITI OLASTllON t• PT. Ono r<d and white, one oil . "Mhlbe, wltnllljleld ond , ateerlnc, Bow �. "'8loln dock oleals, cuotom atep pado, oelfuM_,. �. lall«>' ond c• tank not. 1,en8tll 14'2 1>"• - «l¼i", Depth 28". Dellv,ry here. OHLY "'5.00. 1 - IMO FllllPLlft OAITll9fl IS PT, Aq,a ond "41ite. NEW YORK UP1 - New York Wlndlbleld .... -rlnc, Bow lilt•, - dock cleoto, Ctty't Board of E1Llmate i1 ex• ,tep ,...., "'11-., Splaallrii, •battery ond .. tank not. pecttd to approve Ii111l plans to­ l.;endh ll'l'Wii", !1eMa. 10", � 31". DeN.Wl)I' Here. day lot • tll--mUUon dollar ,tadlum ONLY '865.00 upon which the Continenl.ll ,OPIN IVININOI TILL I P.M. Le111ue J• liking all ill hopes for WI HAVI COMl'lolTI llllVICI the lutun. MANY - TO CHOOII PllOM Th• Board of EIUmate la re• ported ready to obJ an appro­ priation of t,4U1DOO ror lin..1 plana and 1pecificatlorq plua flD,000 for ..rchl\eetl1 fee■ IO that a 56,000aeat 1tadhlU'l m17 be oonatrUCted in nuahlnt Meadow Parll, , Queen,. 1 Sou��r��b� ��L!.� noon a 4_ The ln northern diviaion pl..y Logan took over the leid wltb 1 9-0 win over Nelaon ville. Tb.e ,Came got lnto I.be filth iJJnln1 in wMch the Hounds had acored one in the top, and Lo&an bad two rWll home in the bottom before the delulile came. The ,core reverted to what lt was after four com• plete innings. Steve Dalton WII pitching for Logan. He'd allowed one bi•.., • lWl6-I �i--'e in the no-count fifth. Four complete inDmp were a;otten in between. Athena , and Wellston with · the Bulldo1s aetline one run -home in tbe top of the third for • 1� victory. Lei� Charles Burnfield bad allawff. two bib, while Dave Scbarfeut,a,ger ol Welloton had 91rmitted four ldetie1. Logan now is 2·1, Athen, S-2, Welltton 2-2 and NelaonvlUe 1-3. At Jacbon the Ironmen and Blne Devils were locked in a 0-0 deadlock after two ln.ninia wben rain b ..Ued it. Evana waa pitch.• Ing for Gallipolis, ChlrleJ Ket· ainger for Jactaon. Thia ,ame Rlllland Sprin11 Concert To Be Held Sunday 00 h!� !�� e Tuesday afternoon cloudbursts wrecked for the flnt time the spring prep baseball schedule althouah northern dlvlolon games were gotten Inside the legal mleilmums before nlDs struck. Pomeroy Athletic Director l{oward Knight said the Panthers' fame at Middleport probably will be played this after• Ra<;ine--Wahema game was cancelled, and may can, • • 51 ' D .M..w ..... ... .... - ." ' OL ,111,bury, lallardo .. I I Biscuits o!iti,i - ... ... .. . - l •t;.� . 1 I....Jl . . ..... ......... hnlip ..... ' 10 ..-• $1 Gr..ns ··••4. Canvas Oxfords - ,. - 89c Dog Food ... _ ... 15 !! $ 1 ·Sandals .... wllh - U,,Ufielllt il..-. , p• t ··, •, _ 4l· .._ .. $1 3 ..-... $ 1 Toilet Tissue .... .,. .. ...16 ,. $1 Orange Drm • k .. .· .-..... , I , . ;n!C So . usaga .,._..... 6 •..: 1 I', (� Potatoe1 • , A s "";.! $1 .\ ' \ 1 • . 0 0 Fab - -� - - 4 .. .. Real NJce Cousins For Braves' Hurler I Panthers Will Try To Make Date In Middleport This Afternoon At 4 pm 3 . 00 , ,,. Tuesd..,., btulh LDI -.. 1 c,,..... 1 MUweukN 4 Cincinnati 3 r1lght St. Louis �S.n Fl'lln. 2 n�• Pitts •• Phil... niaht, PPd.. ,..1 n Wtdnnday'• Probebl• Pitch•n Los AftllNH et Chlcis,o --e ,..19 .,... 0-o n Drott 0,.2. •t Phllaclelph le Plthllu--"••• nltht - L..w 2-0 •• Owens 1-1. MilwaukM •• Clncl,uMtl nltht -Willey 1-0 w HN1t 1,1. Thursday's Genm PlttllM,rvh 1t Phlleclelphla, nl1ht San Fren. ..t LM Aftttl.._ n'9ht Anwrlcan L...L GB ti 1 .833 Detroit 2 .114 l,t New York f. 4 .&:JO 2 Booton t a .444 2"2 Wubln&ton 3 4 ,4-28 2'i2; Chk!lgo 3 4 .4211 21/, Jtanu, City Baltimore 3 3 5 Clenlaad 2 4 .333 3 Chicago w. Republicon Executive Commlttn i.JZl\4...!f•�·· . ST���,;� By Unit.I p,... lntff'MtlOMI Chico Carruquel, • ..,ln&lea" 1.Qndon, the 1uppoaedly wuhedup ex-Britllb Empire champion, bitter in all bis y�an in the ma­ knocked out Rademacher of Co- Jora, hu been awinatna: for the lumb111, Ga., Tuelday nij:ht with di.stance 1ince com.inc to the In­ a left hook to tbe body In tbe temational Letl\le. c arruquel, who ·Nae 1icned 11 11eWnth round before \0,000 dellr• free a1ent by the Montreal -Roy• 111 laat • week, blasted hit HCODd GIT SNIAD INTlllll home run of tbe infant eampt.lln WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tunftay nieht to help the Royals W. Va. UPI-Forty-four · entrie1 to a ,._2 triumph over tbe Havana have been recelved-·so far f<tr th, su1ar J{in., at HaffU, 13th annllal Sam ·sna.d fe11tival The victor)' kep1: ·,Montttal ill a colf tournament. Hoat · Sammy aecond-place tie wttll the Toronto Snead ti · the delendlnc cl■mplon Jlaple l...eaf1, who- �fed tbe Ml• for the tourne)' 1t'bleb 11 1ched1lled ami �Un■, 13-2, at lllam.l in fo, May 111-22, TueidaJ niaht't' only' other pme. STANDIN9S W. L ht. QI MANAOIS PAUl CL UI 1 .113 BUffalo .. S J .7H \!, ClllOMIO UPJ-4¥ Chleaco 'llontrul Cubl ,nnounced that Mel Toronto I 2 .'71-6 ¼ I'\!, s 2 Cooper <rill m,aqe lll!llr llorri., . Rochester town, 'l'IM., Ima clnlj In Ille l!llallll 2 f S Tuesday', l..uth Appaltcbl■n Lea,i.te. QIQier play- llicbmond 2 4 .JP S 2 f .311 S • 2 Detroit 1 It Inna. c ed aeven yean ta the •or lea- Columbua llftON- 1 1 WHhlflllCNI 1 0 ilfn iat 3: ■ _____1:.._: n:_ H•v 4r_: rue =..:: -l::: . 411 �: •,--.:_:::=_:,: lot 7 - Yo,t, 5 4 Ch-.0 I IC•""" City O nl.-,t WNftffd•y'• ProlNble Pitch..-. . . Walhln,ton at New York-Kut 114 .. Font UI. Dttrolt at Kanu1 City, nllht­ Altulr,.. 0.0 or Bruce 0.0 VI Hell 00. INton •t a.lthnore, nl9ht t,,;lllv..n 0-0 n Bll'Nf 0.0. Thvrtc1 ..y'1 CJl,mn I ctlrltt1nd et Chlc190, nl1ht Dttfolt 1t KHMI City, night ...� ..t 8.. ltlrnore-, nltht 8:00 P.M. Thursday, April 28th . •' lfl'AN DINGS • • 'J�..-. ' • c •· ' �, ' ' • ..... .., : .: -� -'. .• "1-1>111:J Sentinel, PoJM!O)'•Mlddleport, 0., April 27, ;8,i• IIAMID POOTaALL COACh llAIDaU 111111 1MQI OAlll.AND, Collt. UPI-Bub Bon Dnewleckl, Billy Loll aod � Htno have alcned tbelr lteO ,contracUI, I.he Oakland Raiden of the American Football Lea.,ue anaounced Tuesday. All wen 1ltned II free 1ent1. 1960 the- Wuhin,ton Senators, u bud lalt �chin& footb:'ll coach. SAN DIEGO, Calif. UPI-Tbe b.11 u poailion -was with the New York m:- Ulllvtnlty of San Dieeo .....:,. ed. . lllb Pecaro-vicb. fotmer Yuks of th� defunct All-Ameriac:out for the Detroit Lloru and ea n Conferen ce. . Cloudburst Hits Prep Diamond Games ' 'Candy Kid's' Future Brj.ghter 1 FAMI LY PARTY .' •' ' LONDON UPI - Once •&..In, i;;-, rans at Wembley Pool. Brian London ii Eqland"■ "candy kid" tGd■y becaUN of bu upaet knockout over Peter llade m■oher, American heaY)'weiPt, s·mgIe8. Hitter Meet and Hear The Candidates At 'l'b• lormtr eandy-maker of Blackpool la l'eeeiViDI olfen for bla-mone, ll&hll todky !n,tead reUrin1 from the rtna, u prev1� oualy contemplated. Rock Springs Fair Grounds Garage Building ENTERTAINMENT aad REFRESHMENTS Sponsored The f· · ·' · ' Bu AND TJIE - . .. Republlcon Club Women'• Pittsburgh San y,.. nd,co Loa Anaete, Milwaukee Philadelphia St . Louis Sluggm · g Hard In IL Contests Cincinnati i�-■tlonol L ��- -:' · 3 8 4 • 5 5 5 5 • 5 6 t 8 3 7 ··• .66'1 G8 .545 2 1, . 500 2 ¼ -•� 3 .4M 3 .333 4¼: a. tadlf.'_ ;c:e. :z Paid Pol. Adv. o .eoo -Pl Pct/ m, =�"'�==�==========================��:•·:________:,�• 0 �=' I • :1. cl"""9 er Dollar Days I Fruit Cocktail . . ·.-;:·... -����� .; ..� .. >..:.� 1 · 5 00 Tomato Juice ---·· _ -·- 4 "!: $1 Gretn Beans . ... • , -,, . .... 9 --.: $1 Peoches .... ........ .... ,_ . ............ 4 •·-•,,. s1 Yellow Corn .... •- .., ,_ . . .. 7 •:.: $ 1 ·w•~ · s .' Kid!ley Bean$ . .. Pot Pies . -. �����- 5 \ ,' " .. 39c ... e111o:A . . . . .... .... i.... ,,. .. .... ... Margarine ... ---­ .... .. . ...... ____ =r-::= ...... __... .._..... __....._ ......_ lllll•t Day ", !!l,." · ..... ,..... -. $1 ..........,.. ! t I I I -. . (··-: ..�­. �.t����- . . -, .. g Catsup . . . . ��'- . . . . 6 � 6 14 & 11111. $.1 ,00 I -lie. plcp. 50 Euauy Pn11ffl1 T... � . . . .. . .... ..... M II OJ, ....... N 3 � $1 12 $1 - - - - - - - - - - -- out ,.· - Hnr••· • • •nu• _ s.,,_••• .... ....... rpnge.s. 1,,1nu1111 II bill ... .. .. .. Strawbe·rries:: . .�� ·,. 3": ,. · $1·0� _ 29c 50 Nll,&11... , . ... ,.. .!':. 99c .,....... ._. _.aa • 911..L IDD ....__ Leltaqe . lettl&I , , .... _".... ._ . 5i>.. '°ft .. ( ' Pa� . . ...allllYI _;;,___, &,.......... . ' -... ' Sweet Co,�' . . . . . . � �-�- . • • . . 6 . - .,.....,.. Canta. .... �. '. . ..... .,.,... ... . ..,. ... . . .,._ ····· __. ... . -. . ' �I ;f; l"t .. f' ' ,� i ' >I ' • ' ' • J A • • : .• DRIVEWAY Continental's New York Park Looks Assured ■ ■ ■ ••••v ��:g�SAbon ysm!s 1 :r PlUMi tNO NEEDS FHA WILIS ANTHONY ...UaU- ■botlld bo - II UM Mwft IWalO. I ii 1+ m,nt. lo!,ated oa GDd Door of the He,Gth Me...odist l •,.• . Member Canvass '� •' i '. I Men Plan Every J' MOIi ,pf. the Heotb Methoditt 'Chuteh met 1\1.esd..y etenlng �--, - �tocy meetuw ·�with the Evfl?Y Metn• ber C1J1Yt11 wbicll the church will Jl!>l)l in t�e near futu,e. Chari ,�An Brad.bury, _.tb&Irman ot the . -o,an.va,,, -waa p�nt foJ the meet• 1 ' ��rfue , tllle pro,(l'am hour .. .- Waa sh0wri t0 the -.. film 1U11.n .,.,vu.p -�_ti .,,_tua:ene :(b r:ris pretlded, over the ibort h,J&iness i;neetlng. In !J . . Wl:lL 1a1MMW.' ). A&P SUPlR ,RIG\41 · · . . � ■,..,. - -�r· . A U.- Teen ea · nteen .., r· o Hold Dan"e · O� Peet ..: ,._ ..,_ '"WORLD JN HIS - - - ADIi° - 'lllt,b\lm. "SEWNl> f:IWICB'' �, er-, ·· ,:. F. alt!orts Add ,; f 2 More ff IDJ , .• . To "ng S•.;Ci-ag u I At Syracuse ' '"' •. T-IOAY 1M PR Jell Chondler - 1..... """"" "10 Sl!C011DS TO IIBl.f _ ., _ 1- - - - eum.tlntt '' VERBO'l'EN'I NOW 1t1f trlTI THIAftl "· PLIAIANT � ''SINK THE BIS.MAJUC.� J,,,=========""-��===�===!:=�� ·I ., .., d••·· ·a.-· lliwi• ... ""II, ••, .., '... I� ..-' ' r ' __ "'_ ,.,. ' L :; ,,, .,, ..... t · ' . • •...,. "'1••. , • ·, • • l!h<ted 1" --r.;i.. ►: ' , Ill Ibo lleldl ol nu,Olclill ' .. • ren..ted in yv,11' dootor', pn■cllp- .. l· . . TENDER STEIR BIEF-T,IIONE, CLUI OR ; -- � ipled .....,,.., lrom ........ 09 P· O R K ,:��L-0 1 N S·· 4 5 fb FUU. ' �B llALF Pork loin .. ..' ·, ss� CELERY Pncal Florid■ - A&P Super,Rlght . . . Ban,,_, Top Round Steak ,.. _ . · · · · · ...' Round Sirak Cam Steak Fresh-lurkeys- · . . · .; ., l ·I .·. -·· .-;,.,!1 -'N�· aeans ...: ..... ' Red I&Mns ______...15!:JOc � _____ · 1 "::10, . . ........ ..,...,. 11,. " . _ ,� ld.-P l.........d .., ■ Yout11 llftd PIUIIII!, 5-9 1111. (Mn -- d)' � ••' ' =�--... 8-f Rump Roast ..."... - .. 89c: Sirloin tip ::"'...!!" · · ,�. 95c Fresh Fryers �;.�� -� "'· 37c: 43c Roll Sausage ' ■ D A I R Y BVV S I ■ F ncy Wl -ln C"- - .' . Freoh .... Colby Longhorn for . ' 89c g5c ,� 99c ,� 49c ,� ·' , � p 5upff-ll!ght . 2 29c u• ' ' '· " .' lb. �19c r , : . · a';" w� .-f: Pf�;;.;p1e�t._,_i_-�-h-i��::t�:73� l• p �- ....�,,,ffl< J- ·.,...------' ·.· :� . p-~�• � Ill ·1t...· Uc � l2o Whtt. Ho-. . . C•- Pack Evaporated Milk � 6 .- 79c ' ' •• ,... �· Mayonna1se · 49c Gelatin Dess-1tt:.,�:-, 5 ..... 29c Beans with Po.r� 1:;_ 2 !:. $9c •. 4:,; 39c Btack Peppe; :...! J., _·_ ' 41 aij ,,� - 111r 1 FROZEN IJICE BUYS ! . ..... . _,.,..o .. � Do1e .. ,1_,-.,. '""" _ 4 .... 79c GraP,e Juic• �... . 6 ":.. 89c Juice :!:.; _ 6 ':.. 8Pc Orange ' . ' 4 - � 49c Lemonade < ' Ml""te Maid --.- __ Gra���utt. .trt� i, �,99c ' • • t,:t,;.!,1 · ,' · II,• , ,. 49c Brick Cheese ::O'"':. vo11ow •• 59c Blue Ch;,. aese �� JWlo!-II•� :•,' ·. t' .. 75c Muenster ·•Cheese · · - �-- · •· 59c ,- ,,, ·� aa.�: · r.,. · I• . Whole .4uend · Concert Thurl/Jay j l·• Fresh Pork Ham. ,. .- "'.' Mat=· I I ;: A&► SUPER-RIGHT . ·. . WEll TRIMMED • .,, • • ,I> ffeath /11et.�i,t ,.,.,,. W-SCS ·, ': ·To Meet -Thursday •! • A&P SUPER-RIGHT . . . FULL SHANK HALF The ™-County ClnJeen •,witl hold a fe1tlon ih11 Frldty n.llllt at the Syracuse Gr•de ScKMI, •' Leo v. S•v•ge, director announced today· · fte dance 1n mtltled. "Bermuda Nlthl" and the top 1 00 record, . wUI be played throughout • the evea:tne. Dancin1 will dart at 7:30 'ond end at U mldnlaht. ·� Director Savage will eerve .as Master of Ceremonies. SJ)ODIIOl'inf W'J• · the 199th of lhe cantI• • -wW'·W iji,fj • Junlor ,TiteTTlen. Dir_ , ..... � ...--� --- • Nid that ilrl•· are I IAJ .Ill .permitted. to . ....,,r Bermuda , . shorts at " the fttnc'tion. The. Wa]w.ma White , Falcpns conAll regular sta ndby contests Unued their unbeaten way1 during will be feature and p d , rizes wlll •the past week with victories over -�-� l Sandyville a11d HaMID. . Lut Thu redai the ,Falcons Jour-,· neyeii lo San�ille and whj pped 1� - J'.acpqn Countiam by a aco:re, t 1111 .Aftemoon· Clrtle of . the of '1•1. Ralph Clark was the w an• wscs of (he 1leath Methodist : way nine hurler as he �ent .all the Church w ill · m eet thl4 Thund.ay an� pve \IP f,ve hlU. . •--- ch, ...,.,. ,._ · n at 2 . •t lhe c,..., , 11\e W�hfm• ' blttin1 attack waa ·anernoo Virginia Cook. will be ln ch�rge · . ,' two with bhn11on J · l\e• deli-by Gene . � · ol ,the devotl•n, .a.nd Mrs. CJar.. lle1 and Donnia Van 1Jn Yatre wlth ,Jan ne,y. "'Ul - luve Um leuon far two �ln1te1. Tllbott rof the Sandy'• .. the · ll'\Hlinlvllll ·team hlt !Ulil1Y three time■, e Hoateun will be 111'1. ·on MoniaJ, the F■kont won Mhnoan, ,.._._ Mn. Vtlerla ...,_ n m . · tbtir IH!Veftth ftraleht victory at M Hattie Smith, Mn. Francia the expeiaie of '11annail. by a score n _ lein and llr1. M,xlne AddlesK of e-t. Geile Johniop and Ralph u b . r _ e c, rc _ _ chores ________ Clark dl\'l4ed· the· pltchln& and t,et,ieea them itNlck out 16 ,tr Hall -5in bollen. •ln1fl•• two hod . e v,n Mau,, ,trlu,111 •• �fl �- �vea. Ehn� Van . llr. and Mra. Boy Trac, Jr., Meter>, triple Wd the blita;eat eJ.· ·Mrl. Ben Neub1lng, "Mrt. Ml?Vin tn blHI blo• of the game. Burt and J/lN, Peul )b-aell were The Une ICffll: ln Athena Friday evening where they attended the UnlYenllJ'• . , Aprll �I 20s 7 8 2 Slnaer, concert. 000 otO::t 8 2 rry L. Tracy, an OU aiudent a. CJ.irk and E. van Jn �mu.tit, .... a mem ber f#.f t�• 1 ·-"41' t ThOfflpeon. Xetw· · · � ' •� • �. • ....,,, .11 one. of four tenon . � • �•In • group motel, , '"iV'f00'.4'111 2'-ll llT W!11!11"" !:: • ,, . .I ��·,.. Truame'' � "'0- 8 2 ! • -� 'II. 'il!al-V lllli!II , ·. · · «!r!Oert ...,. �Iii I · · If.' 11J,IP · ltorJum u hclor. l!llil d · � . i· ••. -"\� \. �· .., �r . d0, Ha�Uton. 1 s ,.u1tLY N__, TCHIIGHT Porterhouse Steak 1•.1 · \ Cf'OICI:' C� * Cow\tf' ·on- .,. _plr JlCQUJllNTID Sll&I ON ., ::•ro, lle g:: : · J:::r111 PER WEEK ume and that the llat.e a,eney rte• I ommefld1 much lar&er atilt wlMlrt the home hH a klt.the1Hype e,r• ba,c:e �la-posal untt ar other sueh applu� Howen:r, t.be ehet amount or d 1.1poul fit!d needed I• dependt n l upon a perculatioo tfft · I of the &oil . . Proa:pec t 1v e home buyers IJl subHe em1,1h11lzed that tbe ,ecul• urban and rural areaa were wt m­ hon& w�re ae-i up to protect. pur­ ed t od ay to cbed. the capacity of ch11en from heavy- n.peqse, •lns.ewagt- di.spoul ayltfru or face l ttle risk of not gettin& 10Yern,nen - 11olved in later alterations to j.he 1 systl'rrl ;tnd from 1,he healtb liaz.. ipo nsored loans, the llaaon County ard1 ol a 1y11.em that doe• n ot op. I Health Dtlpartmeot uicl today. erate properly. . Dr: ' · Stnrart Uo,d, M D., �jn. tnauirit1 rtt:anhn Qn Coun1y Health Offlou, �id !f'•nr home, 11'< beiDI built w,th S.. U1 Fer Yeur e 1 �aeq:��d��i:,: re�: uI a11 on s or the y tbooaie- io, Ip.ore th n �� !:,��� t��th and VA rules require ..ppr-oval Of the ■y1tem by the health dep,1rtmtnt SALES & SERVJCE before a loan will be gr..nt.ed. s B b Robe anitarlan rt oyd w o has 1 ch.a.rge of in1pection, In lhit area pointed out that State Health ne: partment regulations prohibit ap. PLUMBING 6: R&\'ftNG proval of a 1y1tem •Ith I aeptlc Phone wY-2-2550 MIUlepert tank of lest than 150 a:alloM ,v� '· - •'.:_ i •SMOOTHER BETl'ER Now ln : Stock rtil4 lloW. ,fll; &tv� offier· '• • • METROPOLIT�N MOTORS c..,., o.nn, • READY-MIX (0. !.:. Coaches Lik·' WTL-� ,.,.__ J (IeY aw Ifi New Cage ROIes ShOJ,lld Coach Don Wolfe's boya do ti& unex.pected, .and wtn. bOth of tbeN 1ame1, and abould the Middleport Yellow Jacket. wade t.hroQgh their (top) bracket, the • YeHow Jactets and Bacln& 'would. meet at Middleport on Frlda.J, i,ay 13. GOEGLEIN �:!� �11's:z • . Ohi p 1 FOB Mli4 ■ ____________ �• not betn re-eeheduled yet dde to the Blue Devlll' heavy committment of 1ame1 immediate , ea , ly h d Racine la eyeing C1all A aec..111 brt · n1 tb8 .,.. Uonal PI..Y -wh.ICh .. to RI· ion t:,chaP1P n ck .. Coun J lo cine May 9 and lf Racine abould win, bring the Vinton County champ to Racine, M 1 1 1 . 50 : Dol_■r Illy M1■t'SpecW. Pon llver $1 ..., 1oc.. 5q..... ·- · 4 ._ $1 Fish Sticks ....,__ I 3 :..".'· $1 ....,__ t 2 II......-. $1 Pork Chops �;�2 ... Weinen ate 49c Ribs . . ,(ulle Steak .. ,_ ..,, ,.. 2 .:: $1 5pclrt .. City Chicken .... - .. - .... .. 69c 69c .. ... .___ .... -__-_&,__ , __-_-__-____,- - - - - - - - - - -�- � ,,... - - - - .-� -­ Transfer Okay For Lakers- Is Expected Soon 1 �= � 1 Home Buyers !� Jcl�r.� !��.�t����i.. � ��� cinch to wi nd up in baseba.ll'1 contrlbuted more than Clncinnat1 qa ln T�y- n ltht whan t.11 ' lniflant tianded lite Ti.cm � tllelr SChqol AudltorhHD . Thll ii the NeODd eornrt in 11e..t th• Redt, + 3, I n 1 1 lnn lnt1 tint aetback of th 18&IOD 2-l in 4:Ja U 9J Face when he ' 1' lhrou-gb,to the veteran Ml ilw..ukee ace 't a nd l( It'll hurry thina• any, hia superlative record of havine won an I fou,..hl t .tfoft tut .,..,.,... Bo ' � �ich I Ju.nlor � at Rlillamd nnl . ., du12 l x Cinl'innatl " cousins " 'will ritadly 20 2ame1 durlna 10 diltere nt ,ea- , •�me '"'"' ,tre,lk for :plrltcJpated, 1'bt Senior band the y:::_ , l , PIY his fare there. P(W\lH ebht.ai.nl:, Allelut. by lfomark the rn" ..,... liloote.d tMm ltreA :-7-:i�he lifetime aons. Spthn'a Ever since the S9-oyear-old Spahn agai ntt the Reds ls an ■lmott in· from fifth place to within 2¾ Ute Atll � -0 ur l 8 tbe Oriol. IIM, Dl eatet by Oltnddtl, 8Ulut haa been In the • National Let.11:ue cred)ble 1'4-20:-...!J'hl,l'i a .780 per• . fa""" of the> top. d ' ,�en 1nd otben. JNi� • .Jo rs ' to , 1 1 . outlailed" the Sen• the Red, have paid plenty - and centaae and pretty fancy pltcbini •' Del Cr�all supplied the pay- · , m91tly through the nose. • 9ff blow with hi, firtt homer of ln any l�ague, brother. . •�.11, , ,. , �GHT ••111&."tt · . the aeuo n in the 1 1th off ' lefty Mt!IC l•IPOIIT, ;._ • N-1 . . , . ",JOf� � � flt!..,,. � �Im O 'Toole, who went the di., I 1 U � tance or t � Reds. �WI, BeJI h_it .,....,.;, .-.,,.., lb, •.. V ff JUll. A ar;_ a; · :teuuln , ' raday a two-run homer for Cmcmn.aU 1p The Portltn LOHDON UPI-Ir.'- I ,,1,r WorUI While t� third and that wa,a tbe li it 2T4 · 1 111,if� � Gui l.d met TbllJ'Jdty evNlln1 with aclrpee4 hi � Spa� nJ! elded until the ei1btb. ... . �eut 1W9 'la11tiiafflll , - Alberta Elwb94 at the Racine e a m.. Is �nocked the Gi- C,fl� , parsonage. 1 P?Hident JND.eUe , o.., 7. ants out of a hnt•plac COLUMBUS UPI-The Ob10 our are,, 8e8ftl ver, l.ot.ereded to e tie by · L:OI ANGIL t U PI. Laurtnce haitc char.#e of tht metl· Hlj:h Scbool Atblet� Apn. today learn mote about the equipment ". bea� tll!tm, 4-2, and the Dodi· 11,tna, 1 53), Mexko C"7" n'P-1�- ing. Surpri,e pactace was won by the Cardi nals, 8- 1, in ff! ,J,._ JonN, 1 46, L" Anttl-.. Jean Sayre . ames were In c released c�ches comments on Other comment.a cOMilted of eUJer � () ban:e conte,ts. T�e Piratea 1 1.1 seyeral e x.perin,en.tal basketball "approxlmatelY three.fourths or O of Mn. Elwood with the prize · k ov tames that were ,played under all the shol.8 �en in the pme �� 4: sol� .posse1111on of first '�ITLAN D, Ort-. Ul"I 9ackage going . . to Marth, Lou e new rules tut winter. were taken within 10 aecofld1. l'bi� li:x t �1r game with the Me,«, 151, Portt•nd. 0...., _.., Bff11e. 11 ned out. -rule deNn ltely Seven of the 1amea were played 'nle 24-second � Erie Griffith, New York, DeUdoua refre1hment. were ltlll� m But T._,, lna during 151, 1D, a ua the last three or r:ule whereby the team beLPI served by the hosWq. with the ball bad to ,hoot within ur minutes. The clocks then 24 .aecoDfla after gaini ng P9i8es• k-eep game action golng. " lion or 1� it to the other team. The 24 11eeoncl l'Ule 'WH used In james "'9re1 p)eye d g..� between Cintinnati Taft• uit'riJ a ha.le, :�Hrh · Jfv.ea the bfll Clneh1natl St. Xafler:· Ple11ant• out ' of" l:Jllijrl4t �o '\be , cJe'teni ive rille-Berne Unlen; . Middletown· . ' /,. � I . ' tfani" 01l f'l"oul committed b)' the ColumbiJ& Eiat; · 1 Colfflnbiul,·Ea1t 1 offioafve-:\te'aui, • . Pale'!lllhe'j Smithfttl'd-Bl&\mlni• · , , · ,· · , ' ,. dale r WtYDtt Sieuben.ville-YounasUnder netmal rulet ; a .tllaiil • b u town South and M ..t11lfleld-ltiu11l• )" 1 11\' · ' . ., .:tpu \,q;jl_, 1Pa1:1t, :ffl. tbpOI: the 1th. . . :; . o;:ir.�uf· · b� and a, foul shot is aW11rded . 'llt Jt, • t Sewn other g.lmft 'WeN! ·,played tb�:(liiftm.ti� -pla)ler fouled �Y lllilDc the fou.l - rule. Coache, l n. �iTIOJ# �• ..A,_tf�,,- ;p\�er. , tbi.t 'game iaid that ·1t- "had little . .,. ..e CO!;pnul.n\a ehoweil that eftkl. · on the final eeort of the ,·, m09\- of the� �bacbea were In fa- (lme" to "It ftld 1(N!ed up the v« of the two new rules. g,me by five ,ar 1lx. minutea.' �re ,-re aome of the comments Other coaehetl 11111d that or four oh. the 24--Bflcond rule: offentive foul, called in. the game "l would be ,ntel'fl.ted to lelffl the team ,ettlng tbe ball -,,aa un· t\lt. ��ill� �f t..,o P0f!lellian type able to 1coi'e .., a ttsult. leJm,t �inC . U,..e rule, ,11.ld on& These Bamea involved Sulphur A&P SUPER-RIGHT . �- �othe('uid that ''I like Sprfnp vt Nova-Ruggles Troy, �· 1:11Je and the oewspapert in Worthln,ton va Collilfltilu North, Upper Arlington vs Columbus '' ' We<t, Cinelnnatl Puroell . " St. 111. Thori)u, KY,·, Pickerington - VI Ca· nal Winchester• ...,.,.n,m VI New . MadHOU and Columbu, Eut VI , Marlon l'ronkltn. not be rescheduled as the Tornadoes face heavy commlttments of two more games this week and three ne•t weeIL NEW YORK UPI - The tr..n•• fer of the Minneapolla Lakert' Irancbl1e to Loi Angelo la ex• MAJOR LEAGUE LIADIIRS peeled to be approved by tbe N..tlonal LNIW board of govt;mora of the Natln· ,i..,-, & Clult G. Al A. H, Pct. al Basketball A11od1tlon either Miya, S. F. 12 48 1 1 22 .438 today or TblU'Sday. Clemente, Pitta. 1 1 .ffl 9 17 . .378 Wh�n }'Ol, plan 'I new drti,eway "The 11:eneral r,entlment . of the White, St. L. 1 1 44 9 11 .364 board seems to favOl' the thlft so �r iab.y proj,ect Clhat caUd far 1 1 39 12 U, .339 Skinner, Pitts. long u the '.schedule can be ad­ �te, oaJ.I. on us. We �ver 10 39 7 14 .359 Sch ndnst, Mil. the tnlx , you ap,dly In 1lle Ashburn, Chi. 10 40 6 14 .330 justed," leagufi · President Maurice quanli<Y 1"'1 want! Mathews, Mil. 10 30 9 12 .343 Podoloft said Tuesday ni&ht at the concluaion. of the opening te• 5 n 12 Kirkla d, S. F, 4 8 l!J .333 1 1 "3 7 14 .326 &Lo n of a three-day meeting. I Moon, Los A, R�rt Short, pre1ident of the Groat, Pitts. 1 1 43 11 U · .326 ' Laken, surmounted another ma• llun1 Batted tn: Skinner, ·pj. jor hurdle leading to • hla dub'a ratea 13; McCovey, Gi•nts 13; transfer Tuesday when the Loa P- WY-2-3214 Commiaaion Boyer, Cards 13; Cepeda, Gt.nta Angeles Coliseum 12; il(cMillan, Berta 12; F. Rob- agreed to 1i-.ie ijte I:aken all the ,_. . fti . , � . , ,. 111> 1H l<llt b:., ,11r1 .t dates they · need, �, 1;1aspn, , 12. "•--. Joaon, Jleda • I ttam. Runt: Boyer, Carda 6; McM:111.. n, ·Reda 5; Skinner, Pi• ratea 4; MCC::ovey, Glant1 4. "THE COMPLETE MAitINE STORE" Pltchlna: Friend, Pirates; Gtb­ ' bon, Pirates; Law, Plrate1; Mc• 1 - IMO P U NLINIR 17', R,d ond while. 1- 17'5", llffm Cormlck, Giants, all Z.O; and Drys­ 7'2" , Depth 37\!, ". Thia boat lol>eo up lo 100 ,H.P. oolboud dale, Dodgers 3-1. motor. Windsh!old, •-• �lo .U., & _,.te flolatlon Clha.mbel'I. •nd eomplete trl,ple (!hrGme dect hudware and rurminl ll'111B. Onlr $M5.00 p!w liqbl. 2 - 1MO SKIPLITI OLASTllON t• PT. Ono r<d and white, one oil . "Mhlbe, wltnllljleld ond , ateerlnc, Bow �. "'8loln dock oleals, cuotom atep pado, oelfuM_,. �. lall«>' ond c• tank not. 1,en8tll 14'2 1>"• - «l¼i", Depth 28". Dellv,ry here. OHLY "'5.00. 1 - IMO FllllPLlft OAITll9fl IS PT, Aq,a ond "41ite. NEW YORK UP1 - New York Wlndlbleld .... -rlnc, Bow lilt•, - dock cleoto, Ctty't Board of E1Llmate i1 ex• ,tep ,...., "'11-., Splaallrii, •battery ond .. tank not. pecttd to approve Ii111l plans to­ l.;endh ll'l'Wii", !1eMa. 10", � 31". DeN.Wl)I' Here. day lot • tll--mUUon dollar ,tadlum ONLY '865.00 upon which the Continenl.ll ,OPIN IVININOI TILL I P.M. Le111ue J• liking all ill hopes for WI HAVI COMl'lolTI llllVICI the lutun. MANY - TO CHOOII PllOM Th• Board of EIUmate la re• ported ready to obJ an appro­ priation of t,4U1DOO ror lin..1 plana and 1pecificatlorq plua flD,000 for ..rchl\eetl1 fee■ IO that a 56,000aeat 1tadhlU'l m17 be oonatrUCted in nuahlnt Meadow Parll, , Queen,. 1 Sou��r��b� ��L!.� noon a 4_ The ln northern diviaion pl..y Logan took over the leid wltb 1 9-0 win over Nelaon ville. Tb.e ,Came got lnto I.be filth iJJnln1 in wMch the Hounds had acored one in the top, and Lo&an bad two rWll home in the bottom before the delulile came. The ,core reverted to what lt was after four com• plete innings. Steve Dalton WII pitching for Logan. He'd allowed one bi•.., • lWl6-I �i--'e in the no-count fifth. Four complete inDmp were a;otten in between. Athena , and Wellston with · the Bulldo1s aetline one run -home in tbe top of the third for • 1� victory. Lei� Charles Burnfield bad allawff. two bib, while Dave Scbarfeut,a,ger ol Welloton had 91rmitted four ldetie1. Logan now is 2·1, Athen, S-2, Welltton 2-2 and NelaonvlUe 1-3. At Jacbon the Ironmen and Blne Devils were locked in a 0-0 deadlock after two ln.ninia wben rain b ..Ued it. Evana waa pitch.• Ing for Gallipolis, ChlrleJ Ket· ainger for Jactaon. Thia ,ame Rlllland Sprin11 Concert To Be Held Sunday 00 h!� !�� e Tuesday afternoon cloudbursts wrecked for the flnt time the spring prep baseball schedule althouah northern dlvlolon games were gotten Inside the legal mleilmums before nlDs struck. Pomeroy Athletic Director l{oward Knight said the Panthers' fame at Middleport probably will be played this after• Ra<;ine--Wahema game was cancelled, and may can, • • 51 ' D .M..w ..... ... .... - ." ' OL ,111,bury, lallardo .. I I Biscuits o!iti,i - ... ... .. . - l •t;.� . 1 I....Jl . . ..... ......... hnlip ..... ' 10 ..-• $1 Gr..ns ··••4. Canvas Oxfords - ,. - 89c Dog Food ... _ ... 15 !! $ 1 ·Sandals .... wllh - U,,Ufielllt il..-. , p• t ··, •, _ 4l· .._ .. $1 3 ..-... $ 1 Toilet Tissue .... .,. .. ...16 ,. $1 Orange Drm • k .. .· .-..... , I , . ;n!C So . usaga .,._..... 6 •..: 1 I', (� Potatoe1 • , A s "";.! $1 .\ ' \ 1 • . 0 0 Fab - -� - - 4 .. .. Real NJce Cousins For Braves' Hurler I Panthers Will Try To Make Date In Middleport This Afternoon At 4 pm 3 . 00 , ,,. Tuesd..,., btulh LDI -.. 1 c,,..... 1 MUweukN 4 Cincinnati 3 r1lght St. Louis �S.n Fl'lln. 2 n�• Pitts •• Phil... niaht, PPd.. ,..1 n Wtdnnday'• Probebl• Pitch•n Los AftllNH et Chlcis,o --e ,..19 .,... 0-o n Drott 0,.2. •t Phllaclelph le Plthllu--"••• nltht - L..w 2-0 •• Owens 1-1. MilwaukM •• Clncl,uMtl nltht -Willey 1-0 w HN1t 1,1. Thursday's Genm PlttllM,rvh 1t Phlleclelphla, nl1ht San Fren. ..t LM Aftttl.._ n'9ht Anwrlcan L...L GB ti 1 .833 Detroit 2 .114 l,t New York f. 4 .&:JO 2 Booton t a .444 2"2 Wubln&ton 3 4 ,4-28 2'i2; Chk!lgo 3 4 .4211 21/, Jtanu, City Baltimore 3 3 5 Clenlaad 2 4 .333 3 Chicago w. Republicon Executive Commlttn i.JZl\4...!f•�·· . ST���,;� By Unit.I p,... lntff'MtlOMI Chico Carruquel, • ..,ln&lea" 1.Qndon, the 1uppoaedly wuhedup ex-Britllb Empire champion, bitter in all bis y�an in the ma­ knocked out Rademacher of Co- Jora, hu been awinatna: for the lumb111, Ga., Tuelday nij:ht with di.stance 1ince com.inc to the In­ a left hook to tbe body In tbe temational Letl\le. c arruquel, who ·Nae 1icned 11 11eWnth round before \0,000 dellr• free a1ent by the Montreal -Roy• 111 laat • week, blasted hit HCODd GIT SNIAD INTlllll home run of tbe infant eampt.lln WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tunftay nieht to help the Royals W. Va. UPI-Forty-four · entrie1 to a ,._2 triumph over tbe Havana have been recelved-·so far f<tr th, su1ar J{in., at HaffU, 13th annllal Sam ·sna.d fe11tival The victor)' kep1: ·,Montttal ill a colf tournament. Hoat · Sammy aecond-place tie wttll the Toronto Snead ti · the delendlnc cl■mplon Jlaple l...eaf1, who- �fed tbe Ml• for the tourne)' 1t'bleb 11 1ched1lled ami �Un■, 13-2, at lllam.l in fo, May 111-22, TueidaJ niaht't' only' other pme. STANDIN9S W. L ht. QI MANAOIS PAUl CL UI 1 .113 BUffalo .. S J .7H \!, ClllOMIO UPJ-4¥ Chleaco 'llontrul Cubl ,nnounced that Mel Toronto I 2 .'71-6 ¼ I'\!, s 2 Cooper <rill m,aqe lll!llr llorri., . Rochester town, 'l'IM., Ima clnlj In Ille l!llallll 2 f S Tuesday', l..uth Appaltcbl■n Lea,i.te. QIQier play- llicbmond 2 4 .JP S 2 f .311 S • 2 Detroit 1 It Inna. c ed aeven yean ta the •or lea- Columbua llftON- 1 1 WHhlflllCNI 1 0 ilfn iat 3: ■ _____1:.._: n:_ H•v 4r_: rue =..:: -l::: . 411 �: •,--.:_:::=_:,: lot 7 - Yo,t, 5 4 Ch-.0 I IC•""" City O nl.-,t WNftffd•y'• ProlNble Pitch..-. . . Walhln,ton at New York-Kut 114 .. Font UI. Dttrolt at Kanu1 City, nllht­ Altulr,.. 0.0 or Bruce 0.0 VI Hell 00. INton •t a.lthnore, nl9ht t,,;lllv..n 0-0 n Bll'Nf 0.0. Thvrtc1 ..y'1 CJl,mn I ctlrltt1nd et Chlc190, nl1ht Dttfolt 1t KHMI City, night ...� ..t 8.. ltlrnore-, nltht 8:00 P.M. Thursday, April 28th . •' lfl'AN DINGS • • 'J�..-. ' • c •· ' �• f>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., April 27, -----------, 1960 : Mrs. Joyce Kennedy Elected New Head Of Beto Sigma Phi Sorority T uesdoy : i Mrs. Joyce Kennedy Wa! elected president of the Xi Gamma : Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority when the group met : Tuesday evening at the DAV Hall in Pomeroy . She Will fill . � the vacancy in the slate of officers recently elected by the • group. : Mrs. Nellie Brown presided at Tuesday' s meeting at which ;time a letter frorn the Heart As· �aoci1tion inviting a mem ber of ':the chapter to attend a Iun,cheon tftl Columbuli today to receive an 4.wl&l'd for their outstan ding work :done on the Hearl dr, ve during <be ,past fhie years. M.rL Edi.son Hobstetter was prnen t at the meetin g and <brouihl with her letters pertainin& to lhe ho&pital bond issue •bicb the girls folded and insert• 'td to be ready for mailing. Pearl !Welker uaigned pa&e& of the phone book to the members whicb lhey are to call and urge the J)t<lple.to go to the polll and al,e to -aupport the hvspital bond ls6Ue. I I Louise Thom pw n served refreah­ ments. to those already mention­ ed and Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. Helen Atkins, Mrs. Jean Blaie­ wicz, Mra. Marjorie Crow, Mrs. veril Crow, Mrs. Sue Jeffers, Mrs. Cl.a rlce Krautt er, Mrs. Roberta O ' Brien and Mrs. R0&e Sisson.. JOF Closs Hos Meeting Monday At Church MARRI ED AT SYRACUSE CH URCH Around And Ab.out Middleport Moi,nlf About People In Pomeroy h FREDDIE HOUD�l' .T Mrs. Da\ id Entsminger return . j ed home Sunday night after a two weeks visit in norida. She went to Charleston where $h.e was met by her 110n and hm1ly, Mr. and Mn. Charles Entsmmger for the southern trip. Lewis Sauer Sr. who is a pa· tient al the Camden Clark Hrnipi• tal, Parker:sburg, underwent sur• a:ery yesterday. Miss Mary Schaaf of Columbus spent the past weekend with her brother•1n .Jaw and sister. Mr. and Mn. t.'verelt Bachner and childrtn Will Rey1t0lds who has been a patient al Meigs jjeneral Hospital w.ali returned Lu hts home vester• day. a, LUCILLI H.AWICINI Mr. and J!rs. H. D. Cunning• ha m returned lo their home on Union Aveoue Friday after spt>ud ing the past four months at Gar• den Grove Calif., with their dau• ghter, Mr1. Lloyd Mowry. Mr. and M. r11. Gene Alkire and family of Columbus were week end guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. • Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks 1pent the week.end in Reynolds­ burg witb Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks and son, Tom. Will Frick of Covington, Ky., Mra. L K. Lewis of Jack.son and Mrs. C. A. Poindexter of Middle­ port vi1ited Sunday with Mr. and Mn. John Frick. MiH Genevieve Stobart spent the weekend in Lancaster with her brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emory and daughters of Dexter City ar• rived Tuesday for a visit with her parenta, Mr. a n d Mrs. Dave Grueeer. I New Addition For Visitors Middleport Auxiliary Pion Rummage Sole For Moy 1 4 As Port of Firemen's Auction Bedford Home Demonstration Club Meets HOLLYWOOD UPI - Hundredt of ani� ls seen In Walt Dianey', "true-life . adven.ture" movtea will � &een in . Lhe flesh - we-U almost - ttus summer at Walt'• magic Di8neyland. More than 200 anim&led bean, beavera, coyote8, wild cat.a, blrd6, fish and · deer are beina added to Dis.ney'a domain In a len.11:thy tram ride to be known aa "Nature's Wonderland.'' Visitors will iel their flr1t look at the new addition June 12. As the park nean II.a tlfth birthday it has become the large'st 1ingle tourist attraction In .the world. More than 20 million people have visited Disneyland. To insure that another 20 mil• \ fdl.d Mn. Dick Karr . Refrestimenta were served .at the close of tne evcnine by Id.rs. l"homaa Hannigan and Mrs. Jame1 .1.,111nie1s to lbose mentioned above and Mrs. David OhlJnger, Mrs. How.ard Da1ley, Mrs. Ger.aid An­ Mills .and thony, Id.rs. Rus.sell Mn. John Vroman. � Sorority Plans Founder's Doy Attendance Mrs. Ola St. Clair wu hostess I Mrs. Betty Everson, presided Gregory lilhlJs, sun Jf Mr, and to the Bedford Home Demon11tra• over the meeting of the Ohio Mn. hd1vn ldU/J::. Jr., of New Hation club Thursday,, April 2U'l. Mrs. Allen Eichinger, president, ven ano t:r,11,u.)On 01 l\in. Mar­ 1 Final arrangements were made Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Sig­ was in charge of the meeting ol tha Chud.s .... .. s .,dm1t�ed to Holzer I for the group to serve lunch at ma Phi Sorority when they met M.n. Phy!lia Mullen, Mrs. Nor· the JOF Claas of the United Me· Ho$pu.1 y1;:uc10.iy u>t treatment the coming primary election; .also Tuesday evening at the Ohio ma Amsbary and Mrs. Welk.er thodist Church hdd Monday eve• of rheum.. uc 1evi:r. ll ia expected arrangemenbl Wi!re completed for Fuel GH Off� in Middleport. were elected as dele,ates to the ning at the church. Durlng the meeting, committee that nc ww Ue hospttallzed for the group to attend the district Slate Convention .ind Mrs. Velma were given and final reports at leil::.l t,\j .... c ,11ee11.s. council meeting. Devotions by Mrt. Pearl Hysell Rue 1md Mrs. Ann Rupe were . plilnS were made for the Found­ Mrti. H uoc, t Mer.night of Ur· The meetina; was in charge of Mn. William Haskell, Miss elected as the alternates. Mn. opened the meeting and members bana vuuL�Q w1111 ncr sister, Mn. er's Day celebration and the Rit• Mrs. Andrea Well, acting presi• 1n1wered lo roU call with a flow· · Betty Amos and Bob Amos of De­ Kennedy the new president will ual of Jewels which will be held er beg.inning with their Initial. A Duid .t.nl,nmnger Sunday, 5he troit, Micl!., were weekend guests denl, in the absence of both the this Thur8day evenin& in Athens. also attend the convenlion. waa herl! especu,lly tor tne fun· president and vice president. of their p.arents, Mr. and Mrs. FoJlowing the business meeting busineu seaaion was treld, Mrs. eral 01 oer oroLher-in•law, Evu• The project leader for the Frank Amos. Afler the business . meeting, Mrs. Sara Gibbs a:oe a cultural C. R. Kur wn re.ported ill and eLt Mcn.111.Knl. meeting, Mrs. Patricia Jones, a card wH sent to her. Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home Charlotte Dillard presented her program on "Enjoyment of Na• Amoug tnvl>C attending the an• Mon4&y evenlna: after a weeks being absent, the day was epent cultural program on Morleling. Two poem8 were read "If Je­ ture." nual lnh._iecuon al the 1.iallipo11s visit with relatives in Columbus. ln di&(U55ion. A potluck dinner The traveling prize was won by At the close of the evening sus Came To Your Hou&e" by Mr8. <.:hapter, ut..J, rught &h,nOay was served to 13 members and 6 Mrs. E\·ersori and refreshments Mn. Edna Slusher and Mrs. Everett Thomas and "Patience" were M n, . .i.irnes C1al worthy, Jr., children at noon. by Mn. Eichin&er, who cloaed Mra. har,ey .,w1.sher, Mrs. Letlle were served by Louise Zirkle, The May meeting will be at the the meetlnj with prayer. Carol Bachtel .Jlnd Marlene Rein­ k.oush, 1�t 1 ::.. Jo1cit liecntel, Mrs. home of Mrs. Louise Well. Attend Columbu, i.t.eel hart. Mrs. Wenael A dessert course wu served Theo ��.ilthHll, The project for the May meet­ Nine members of Grace Episcopal Otlters attending lhe meeting .Bunce, Mrs. tu ene Norton, Mrs. ,. 1 ing will be on flower .arrange­ Church were in Columbus Monday durmg the ;10clal hour by Mn. '(;barles Hcnnt:LL, in addition to those already men­ Mn. Allen ' ments. to attend the annual meeting of Alonzo Custer and MlH Grace Hught:ti, M , �. WilH� Anthony, tioned were ijue Seelig, Mila M R, AND MRS. JOHNSON Old pieces of wood wlll be used. Ep1scop�I Church Women held ill Campbell. Woods, Sa b ra Morrison, ¥vonne ' The Olive Farms Womens' club Mrs. Jv1t1tlle liush, Mrs. Mimun Mrs. Andrea. Well will be the Syracuse Presbyterian Church was the scene Easter Sund·•y St . St.,.phen Church. Scally, Sue Grueset, Betty Fultz, l''rench, Mn. J•1ne� 1-'ullen, M,rs. Apn. 17, of the double rina ceremony which united Kath{ n held its April meeting at lhe home leader for the project. 1 Altending were Rev. and Mrs. � ...., Shirley Bee&:le, Gretchen Bondur­ Mn. Lillian Pltkenll with Mrs. Randolph Humphrey5, Mrs. Her• A e Slack, SyraCUse, daughter of Mrs. Ada Slack and a;6i of William A. Roberts, Mrs. Theo· delin ant. Eleanor Bl1ettnar, Jeanne Ella Osborne in charge of the bu· man Halley and Mra. Eber Lewi, S dare Ebersb11ch, Mn. John Lell• and Harley Ed mond J ohll• ■In oa m,ellng. Men'• Brotherhood Braun, Mary T. Mather, Phylli1 and Mrs, Bernice Ledlie, Huri• late John Orville Slack of yracuse Mr. and wiler, Mrs. Cedric Clark, Mrs. J. of son R road), Pen (Wolfe I Knopp, Barbara Betzing, Reva oule Pomeroy o( son aonville. An exchange of plant, and of To ee Thursday 0. Roedel. Mrs . James Titua, Mn. Vaughn and Mrs. A. It. Knight, Rev. and Mrs. R. $. Place and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson o f Pomeroy Route 1, in marriage . The Men's Brotherhood of the Heds waa held to feature the pro• J. E. D. l larllnger and Mn. 1-'red The Rev. l-loward Ruppelt ofFir et Baptist Church will meet " Mrs Lionel Boggs entertained family left this morning for their "G was &:ram, which Crow Jr. arden Hints liciated al the 7 : 30 P · m. teremony Ladies Aux iHacy of the Syr1a111e Se11ion V ivian Humphrey and this Thursda)' evening at the mem\Jers o( her card club Tue11-­ home in l!:lbridge, New York after glven by in whlch the bride was siven in Volunteer Fire Dept. and attended 11horl VJIIU With Mr. and Mrs. a church In M iddleport. "Operation Forward'' night will day evening at her home in Mid· ding and Planting", given by marriage by her brolher, JOh n l he Fint United Pre.11byterlan ''Ste lna MaBSar. A feature of the meeting will be observed by Pomeroy Bend dleport. The birthdays of Mrs. Harry HoudHhell and daughter, Slack. ·t:hurch. The groom Is ■ paduito be an oyster . .supper and the Gtange Thursday at a p. m. at Donald MH\s and Mn. Richard fl'reddie. Vases of gladiolus Intermingled f Pomeroy High School, 0..A of Refreshments speaker were tor the meeting follow- the DA V Hall. All members arc served to p Gress were observed ,by their with palm' &, and seven branchrd 'J.�5. He is I meml»r of the Zion the above and theH others, Mrs. ing will be Rev. Hoover of the urged to attend and bring S<'Crel "'' POMEROY, OHIO candelabras with a gold cross and Church of Chrlat and is enca�d In 'freH Swain, Mr8. M argaret Buck• Cheshire Baptist Church. · fden'ds. Members of Rock Springs Score prliea were won during matching candlcholden formed farming. ley, Mrs. Edna Hall, Mn. MargaAll of the men of the church Hemlock Grove, (::bester and lh.l' evening by Mn. Willlam the background for the ceremony, . The newlyweds are now at honte ret Brown. 'the nert meeting will are Invited and urged lo attend Harrlsonville Granges have been 1 Child,. M". a..... Mn. Edna ,., A five branched candelabra was, 1J.n Wolf P.en RoaJ , Pomeroy, Rt,. 1. be held with Mn. Osborne. the meeting. invited to �ttend the meeting. Not Open Tonlthf ,·,.n,h and Mr,. Mich■el H.ckell on the phmo 11nd candle& were In -;;a;_;;_;;.;;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;_;:;;;;;;aa;aaaaaaaaaaa;aa;aaa;;;;a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aa;;;;;;aa;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;aa.;;;;aa;;;;aa.aa:aaaaaa.a:aaa.a:.a:a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= AlliO playing were Mra. Robert the windows. Mrs. Carrie Neutzllng "' In the abaence of the pre&ident. Schmoll and Mu. Charle• AH THUISDAV and FRIDAY of Pomeroy played a half hour of Homer Rice, Mr11. Martha Childs Bradbury. nuptial music pretedin.g · the cere, "DAY OF THE OUTI,A W" During the evening the hosteas ,presided over the meeting of the mony during which time the Rev. serverl refrflshments. The next Loyal Bere■ns Cl1111:1 of Middle­ Ru pelt sang "Al way11.'' Soft music. Rqbei1 Ryao - Tina Louise meeting will be held at the home port Church of Christ. waa played throughout the cere­ The meeting was held Tue&day of . Mra. Grl":ill. mony during which Mr. Ruppeu :a;;;;;;_;,.;a;;;;;;;;;;.;;aa;,;;'-'aaa-=. evenin.i: at the church and was , opened wtth the !Jlngtng of a 1ana "l'he Lord's Prayer" a11 ttli co1.1ple knelt in prayer. hymn, followed by the J�d'i Prayer. During the devotlo11�11 The bride WMS attired in a baJ. period Mn. M. L. Kelly reatJ the lerina length iOWn of white laCII I 24th Chapter of Lukf! and the over taffeta wit hmatchln& Ulffeta Rev. rred 1. Gardner gave the jacket with sleeves coming to ·• evening prayer. Mrs. Clarence point al the hands. Her watet­ McNeal retd the artlcle "Anchor lcni;th veil fell from a crocheted t'or Living." tiara which was made by Mrs. WR­ Tom Kelly sang "Somebod)' l1s Leadmgha.m. Her only jewelry Blgaer Thim You and l". He waa waa a rhmestone necklace. She aceompanied on the organ by curried a white roaebud arrange­ Judy Butcher. A Bible quiz con­ ment tied with while ■aUn ■trcam­ � ducted by Mrs. McNeal concluded era on a white Blble. the .proitram, . Matron of honor was Mra. Wayll.e During lhe evening the birth• Wtn· 01 LBli:OUlllit, 11 li1Sler b,; day of Mrs. Kelly was observed the bride. l\Uli, W eir wotc otue II)'• ' and the traveling prize which had iull or&altuy over m11tchrng taf· • been contributed by Mrs. !!:dgar Jli\a, wuh a blue flower Juiadll;i.nd AllentJworth w&1 Wt'.ln by Mrs. and a white gartleni.i cors11ge. · Childs. Mh1s ,um l'roc1or of Kac1ne ahd A deaaerl rourse was served to :,uu V tola Tuckerman, Pomeroy, the group by Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Mc. rlt. 1 . were br1desm11ids. MiH All Hybrid Everbloomlng ll<>se1 Neal with Mrs. i'' lossie Allen!! rroctor wore pink uylon. urgandt CRI MSON GLORY · · · · · -· ···· ·- · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · ······· Deep Crimson worth as a contributing hoate111. over matchm1 laf1tU. and Miu J uckerman wure pink n)·lon chif· B EITER TIMES ····· · · · ····,- - · ····-· · · · ······ · · · · · · ····· Brilliant Cerise (on over matrhina taflela. � Girl Scout. Tour Plant ETOILE DE HOLLANDE ···- · · · · · · · · - - · · · · · ··· · · · ·· · · ··· Deep Bright Red , Glrl Seoul Troop Five met wore pink flowered headbanks a:rtd Monday after school at the Sacred carnld green Jvy tied with II whUf RED RADIANCE ····· · · · · · • • · ·· ···· · · ·- · · · ·· · · · -· ·· · · · · ····· · · · · Rosy Red Heart auditorium. Fo\lowln.11: a bow. Howard Thoma, Of Pomeroy, Rt. 1hort buainu1 aesslon lhe 24 DICKSONS RED ····· - · ····· · · · · · · ··· · · ·- ······· · · · · ·· ····•··· Scarlet Red alrls were taken on I tour of 1, brother-ln,law of the .11:r the Kyger Creek Power Plant by was best man. U1hera wetfl Ro B RIARCLIFF · · · · ······ · · · ··· · · · · · ··· · · · · ········ · · · - · · Silvery Rose Pink Murphy, Lo.11:an, R. D., brq . Euaene Conde aa &:uide. Accompanylna: the a:trla were 11.w of the Jroom, and Rot · DAME EDITH HELE N · ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · - · · · ·· ··· · · · · ·· · P•re Glowing Pink the leader, Mre. Eugene Conde, Straeuec, brGUl.er of the" Patricia 'l'homa, Pomeroy , ·i�i COUNTESS VANDALL · ······ ·· · ·-····· · ········ C opper , Bronze and Pink Mn. Robert Fetty and Mn, Harold POMEROY Ebenbach, Mn. Leo V•uahan and and Barbara Lcadinaham, S · ;: COURT STREET cuse, were flower &iris and wen MRS . E . P. THOM ··-,- · · · ·· · � · · · - ·: · · - - - · · · · · · · · · · · · · Rich Le,mon Yellow Mr. Conde. atUred Jn Dowered pink nylon r � . McGREDY'S SU NSET - ·················· ········ · · · Yellow Tinted Orange 1andy over u,feta, pink flowered,· he1dbanda and each \o.ui .. • C�fr ECLIPSE · · · · · -······ ·•······•'······-·· ··.· ·•···•,· ·· ······ Golden Yellow netlon eoruae, Greaory w«lir,;1111:: . L!aledonlll, rina burer, wore navy GOLDE N CHA RM · · · · · · - · ····-········ · · ·· · · ·-··········· · ·· · Deep Yellow troultfl, a ara)' coil, white attlrt/ bow tie and a carnation bouto.o-1 � · K. A. VICTORIA ..... . . . ............. . . . . . ........ •.• ······ ; · Creamy niere. <.:andlell11;hte11 we� J:.an Ann Smith and Sharon Thom .. !rRESIDENT HOOVER ······· ··-······•······· Maroon, Orange and Gold mccea of the aro1. 111 . .i,ulh wu, . GlGNORA · : ···· •····· · · - -······· '····· ·· · · ····•·········· Brownish Orange cor111aee of carn1t1Jn1. The guest regislr111r, Mn. ·:, ::E Le1dinah1m, wore blue nylon or• aandy over malchina tiu.ela \\ hi, a carn1tlqn corsqe. ,m,.ol,t,t - -- ,i.... Mn. Slack, mother of the bride, wu drtued in a black taUle 1th vi1U, --"'"'"--:- .Al■o These Fomou, Patented------�-• Ultw 11ftn.. Dololll.. ---with matcbin• Jacket and worL white 1cce1aorle1 and a garde1li1i • cut obo-.. tht 1111,ol. cor1111;e. Mn. Johnson, mo1hc.r a the aroom, wore n�vy blue crept', Tr, "'- for proud navy and white acceaoric8 and I prdeni, COJ'Sl&e, MALIBU . . • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . , - , . • Deep Pink Kotdea Perlttla . . cream wllllt, wmme Follo.,tna the wedding I re­ P I A C E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cream)' Yellow ception WU held In the social room G1tden Party . . . . . . . . . . . , Rieb Ivory wllll Pink of the church whlch was deeor,tted ..... - INttlor. luckltcl GOLD CUP . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ... . Deep Yellow with yellow 1nd white Jonq�:111, I Color · · Qawal.l . . . . . . . . . . . , , . New Wum NEW YORKER . , . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . Searl.et Red I • • , • low and. white ltftamer1 ind Int be�. ,. Tb, bllll•I labl attractive \fltl er,;ttal and on lace. •nlln•d, I_Hf flight. Alollotln1 it ,Ille n«ptl N '"" II Gla!Mw. Mrt. Howanl Thoma, Mn. ,. Smith, both or Pomeroy Rt. · J . Robert 'Murphy, Logan, 1n4 · ' 1 '• ' • ' 1 .. , Wllllo lMcllftlham and Mn. ljo, AAA - AA - B - widlhl bert Ha�en or Syraeuse. ,, .. . • ,1 l ,•1• The new Mh. Jobnaon Is a . I traduate of Pomeroy Hlah set.vol' I t . \ :'.11 4 ' j \, J when the #U I me!nber ot' . ciee club'. St,,e ll a m�mbt.r o tbe VISITS FROM IPOKANI Jamea Heilman and son, Eric, of Spokane, Wash., 1penl a few days with his grandmoth..-, Mrs. Etta Heilman and his unelt, Geor­ ge Eastman, Pomeroy, and called on other relativf.U and friend,. LETART FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Wade Fotter dau­ ghter Cheryl of Columbu1 -tpent bater with Mr. and Mrt. Charley roster. Mr. and Mra. Archie Donahew of Bellville ,pent the weekend with his brother and sttter·in-law, Mr. 1nd Mn. Arthur Donohew. n,tu,..-, TREASURE R Republican SA L E ! STRONG I BARDl'! . El'ERBLOOMING! 2 YEAR FIELD GROWN SUPEROORD . ROSES Choose from the followi ng varieti es GOESS LER J EWELRY • nobod y_ tal l o rs t h e f l at W!'lte llke ·89c '""" "'- '• "'­ Courteous Experienced Paid !'<II. Adv. each llnleo! ..--. ­ . - hontf • biadl $6.95 a.• tre ,••• CLOTHING DAY • - '\'he S.,lvatlon Arq:,y will hokl a ,,.. cl�. U1' tomorrow , �ID t:119 WlW noon 11 thlllr bold� r1, �· at . lll 8utternut An., Uaey' ..... ....... \ Onaf• $3.00 ea.ch $400 each .· ll'rSY McCALl �. C.«1 \Yitli,GtiW Ovnr · · · · · · · · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.75 ltlCII G Sllvd .:..... :51-" lhlfNltr · · · . . . . · · · · . . · ' · · · ·· · · · · . . · · · · · ' · · ' · . . · $3.50 each RUN \SR . ; I· . "' t ' • t �EhlRfElOS: lt·:POMEROY .., ii; �' , •. l Barga ins I n Used TV's ·• 17", CROSLEY . . · . . · : . . . . . . . . · . . · . . $39.95 1 7" ADMIRAL · · · . . ,. . · . . . . . . · · . . · · $49.95 17" - CROSlh'. . . .· . . . . . . . . . . · : . . . · . �. · · $69�95 21 '' ADMIRA1,1wtilllllel -· · ..:...�.;'.:', $..:fl, Cleland's· Appliance. . FRl;E PARKING Phone WY:2•!%55 ' I!. Main St. . , Pomeroy, . O, . . WHO WANTS TEN TWENTIES? ound of the foUndation o( your bouae, you will want to 11ae three heights .ol flower1. You wilt need about five feet of depth for your plantin&, Tall growing flowers, those over 30 inclles, should be planted in the rear against the house, med­ ium growing annuals, th05e from 14 inchea t o so·inche1, in the mid• die, and th� low lf()wtng, pUlnt1, those from 4 to 1' tnchea, tn the fore,rowid. The same three helghls abould be used in borders wlilch ire plantings along a fence or property line. A variety of flowers can be w;ed in border planting. Edgings, wbicl. are planted along driveways, wallr:1, etc., can be low and med.lum-&rowln.11 an• nuall. A double, parallel row plant­ ed about 8 inches apart wm glve 1 rlc:l!; lillclt ,�IO<I-. ""� 1ioa Ii • �lon!l.na•iwiiUS' .... slilla. � sMulii be lpted ·with the edae& tapered � <town to the low,a:rowlna flowers. -- Spl■shta of c�Jor In the land• �ipe, �ether proyided by flow• e,-, shrubs, trees or autumn-col• 4red leaves are always desirable, Hdwever, those with exotically col· qred" foliage should be planted in moderation .. Among these are Red· leaf Japanese Barberry, Bloodleaf Jaj)aneae Maple, •Purpleleaf Plum, Vicary Goldfn' Prl'"'t and varie1ated En,J.lsh Iv,.:, Each of these may be used effectively aa individual plant, for color accents, but Jn lu1e mUllea they tend to become ovei;:powerln� ao<I Utitlcia1 look• In,. Since o.ne -ran be easily rar­ ried away, it is wJae to conalder whal viaual .tfect m&af'• of them "6'"�\Ti" will produce. 'I ,,...,...� for 111• and .U of ii■ . her lo m,ake small IOIIII In a ma«et: It'• , · �aM -TRljlL PIRIOD:"' Rn.AND, Ore. UPI _ The U l' ersity of Portland Frldty ied Al Negr.atti, athletle- dirsig e and buketball coach to a ze: year contract, The Rev. Paul E. W■lschmldt, vice .pruldent of the 11nivenit)' said with I O'in that If Negratti doe, well •'durina thie �year trial period, we'll give him a Joni-term coot.ract.'• 1be molt effective �.OWER£9 - JUN IOR CAR COMPLffl WITH MOTOI DCCa1ion1 • •••u • AIIMISAIIB A preelolon 1,uDt JUJ1lor 1 IIIIIIID111 - • • • Ibo • tlilUna •79Jt Un �� i:i: !/��!n�!�: ��::.1� ar • WIU>ED STEU. ANGLE FIAM! ., ·-.....,.............. • FOOT IWE ... IWlNGS • 10" WHEELS 1'4" SEMl•PNEUMATIC TIIB • AUTOMATIC TYPI STEIIING MANY OTHER PRIZES! EVERY CARRIER WI N$· · A PRIZE! CONTEST E N DS APll L 30th K&C JE· East Main Slreel . ft' ' Pomero, ' ...i IAU­ • ADJUSTAILI f00'r PEDALS Grad ual'ion Gifts Phone WYf785 wm IIIAICE • LONG WWING NYLON .....,;. Us■ Our Loy-owoy Pion For Your . moot -, nperloDoe In ID)' :,CW,g• lffll llfetlme • • . It I .. anarkably low p,too. • pJlnt1 ire of mlnulet whenever pos�lble. Slop In for tenv,s. sprln&. eash ori our plea11nl James L. Mahotey, Mp-. Hour■: 9 IO I - Tbura. 1 IU NOOll Ill IC.. Main Si. Phone WY..Z.2171 ·· .� FERTI L PQTT E,D ROSES ......_ .,,.,.,..,nr,,.,.... .......... _ ., Primary . . Capable j er e s ose thoae which are highly colored for only a comparatively short time. You don't grow tired of plant1 of thla kind and their colo: eome, each year as 10mewhat or a welcome surprise. Since a contrasting backeround 1how1 of! leaf and flower color to be1t advantage a &ood plan would be to plant exotic plant.a close to the aombr., foliage 'of the white pines. C. 0. Fisher To Hold Special Loyal Bereon Closs Hnlds Meet' ng Tuesday Evening WIN THIS � ...tvry, ...entwlir-'n ... "I love to vialt there Ql)'Nlf. 9'f ,..,._ff _.II ahNyl ...,. -the ISUt I'm t11uall)' too but)' to do .... face tow■r4 tM IUfL anytbJna: but wateh the Cl'O'Wdl, - � notin1 what they lite best, what /' ITIIIKI CLOSII Pl.ANT needl m111t be filled .and bow the �DIANAPOUS, \WI-4 l\t'llte traUit now,. 1 ,700 United Aute Worken "members over health and " If I want to enJ oy myselJ I 1 · o r-e It pen f clOH:d the producDllneyland 0 It t befo o 1 Jl the Indlantpolla and Jual drive around the empty lt: ,treet, Ji b a kid." r -plant of Ford Motor .. ' M t MEIGS THEATRE GARDEN (LUI HINTS ATTENTION ALL CAR·R I ERS ;�::.:! 111 ... Vote For Olive Form Women's Cl ub Holds Session Cord Club Is Entertained By Mrs. Lionel Boggs lion will make t,he trek ln UHi teent ii increued anlmadott." next five yean, Walt continued to Aued what be thoutbt about cbanie and improve Dllneyland. ICONt of amuaement pub, •lm· PlaM YNrs AMN ilar to Disneyland, bein& bpened "I think of .D11ne)'Llnd u a around the country, Walt lhru1· ■bow," he said. "And to have a &ed. good 1how you've 1ol to keep it ''Too · many people a:re In the on tbe road. I have plan, pro- entertainment buaineaa iu•t for jected five yean In advance. Ne:rt money. We are not lo bu,lneu tor year, for ln1tance. I plan to put profit only, Almoet all the money 3 million ctollan more into new brought into 1.be park b plunged attractions. back in ror maintenance alld im• In th• MW wond•r- provementa. land IN,Md on th. �.. "l•aw• ------er Vall.y," '"T'M Ll•lnti 0.. ...r' and "Belr (Ol,11,,try,'' bNY.. ly Mrs. Jed C . w•tw .,.. will "fllh" In ,t,...rna. .tb Twilllht G.lrd.n C h,b wlll flfht to tta. d•th and 1,1, Plan your flower garden' for col, hom n.unhiht lh"P wlll lump or, hel.gbt and bloom seaaon. throuth waterfall,. The animal• are I combination Ju la 10 often true in life, much of plastic framet, covered by or lhe joy of flower &•rdenin1 real pelU and filled with whir- comes front the anllclpaUon. Berine, clickine mac'h il\ery. fore it ia time to do the actual At Diane)' stUd)l)I the macbin.e planting why not take a pencil shopa are croW<led with various and paper and start plal'l�ina: ror a.nlmals in conatruction, m ny of thoae loveyl warm summer dayl which are startUncly realia!le, so ahead'? much &0 that vi1iton recoil from Sucb important matten H colof comblnttion, proper height in Na l.ail-lasbttaa mountain lion. '"Tbese new anlmah are eo life• lation to each other, and the ·cer­ lik,e they pretent a ,roblB,'' taint)' or havin1 1ome flowers in Walt said , durln, lunch in hit bloom at all t1,ne1 shpuld be Cl"&fully planned. studio commluary. "Next year I will have to im, I Walk uound your yard and pick prove all the other animal; in the out the pla.eel 10a would like lO park to bring them up to th• brighten up with B•Y, colorful a111tandan:L■ of the new one,. Tbe nals. Next, sketch a rough outline of your garden plot, Then wrile in the names of the varieties Jwt where you want them to grow, It i1 import.ant to allow ample space for each variety, IS a map of color Is uaually more effective than Juat two or three plants. Heif:ht of the flowers you- want to pl,nt should govern jl.lll where they fo in your decoratina: acheme. FOR You will find the heighths of fiow­ en 1lven In your seed cataloa and Meigs County 0 • - YOU •- Ir Unitw ,,... I� If the Nrth'• ,....._. � Disney Now Planning 'Nature 's Wonderland' As New P.roi' ect · Mrs. Emmel Shuler, president, presided over the meeUng when t.he Ladies Auxiliary t.o the Middleport Volunteer 1''1re­ men met at the hall in Miel.dleport. Durmg the short business meeting plans were discussed for the tood and rummage sale which the group will hold dur­ ing the firemen's auction Lo be held on May 14 in the corner bundina: formerly occupied by lhe Howard's Trading Post. 'fhe traveling Prize which had been brought b)' Mrs. Robert Mctlhinny was won by Mn. Wayne Gibbons. Games were played after the meeting with pri1es being award· ed to Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. David Jenkins, Mrs. McElbinny =�.. Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy•lllddleport, 0., April 27, 1990-7 .. ,... 1 • • . \' ,...'·, '. · )· ·. ., . �� "'�CIIA!I . , • Wl'IH EACH I IVEIY GOOD FOOD . Y�.· � ·1 • • In A '. ,}' ON EVERY TWO-POUND CAN ' ' ,P leasin$ ;Atmosphere • ,.,P.�":A:T li . ' , Cl RCLE'S Restaura nt I I n.r, aiiill• · ,., $5�88 got. _ ., ' · Ebersbcrc h 1·' Hardware · oa m. •• ..••• ,,.'"r'" "•-· 111"'·- .,. .,... - --..... .... ....,.,11.,1111 �- I _,,,..., u.r. 1 c.., 111N "' · ,. . \ ·" Buy now and savel. Here'• your limiredecjipe 011por• tunity ro diBCOver the unuaually rich ■nd tangy flavor · of Mountaiit•Grown· Folger's Coffee-ad Jaw •1111,' toof Right now your grocer has Folge'r'• Coffe6 11 tho . Special Sale price of . 10¢ OFF O!I every two-pound can. So serve Folger'• • • • save on Folgcr'a • • • whilo thi9 •�i•l offer lasta. Look ,for tho "Special" label .QNL'f'.. . I · . . ·,egular, drip and fine erinda of Mountaia.Qrowa· . _ .. _ Folaer'• Coffee today! .. . . . ; · Ei . . SAV AND NOW BUY Y! CINL �• 1&1, T · TED UMI • ·' ·I · · � ·-- . - , . ,' . . ti' . ',_.,. , , I F ,. �. l• li l :I ' ' • I �• f>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., April 27, -----------, 1960 : Mrs. Joyce Kennedy Elected New Head Of Beto Sigma Phi Sorority T uesdoy : i Mrs. Joyce Kennedy Wa! elected president of the Xi Gamma : Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority when the group met : Tuesday evening at the DAV Hall in Pomeroy . She Will fill . � the vacancy in the slate of officers recently elected by the • group. : Mrs. Nellie Brown presided at Tuesday' s meeting at which ;time a letter frorn the Heart As· �aoci1tion inviting a mem ber of ':the chapter to attend a Iun,cheon tftl Columbuli today to receive an 4.wl&l'd for their outstan ding work :done on the Hearl dr, ve during <be ,past fhie years. M.rL Edi.son Hobstetter was prnen t at the meetin g and <brouihl with her letters pertainin& to lhe ho&pital bond issue •bicb the girls folded and insert• 'td to be ready for mailing. Pearl !Welker uaigned pa&e& of the phone book to the members whicb lhey are to call and urge the J)t<lple.to go to the polll and al,e to -aupport the hvspital bond ls6Ue. I I Louise Thom pw n served refreah­ ments. to those already mention­ ed and Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. Helen Atkins, Mrs. Jean Blaie­ wicz, Mra. Marjorie Crow, Mrs. veril Crow, Mrs. Sue Jeffers, Mrs. Cl.a rlce Krautt er, Mrs. Roberta O ' Brien and Mrs. R0&e Sisson.. JOF Closs Hos Meeting Monday At Church MARRI ED AT SYRACUSE CH URCH Around And Ab.out Middleport Moi,nlf About People In Pomeroy h FREDDIE HOUD�l' .T Mrs. Da\ id Entsminger return . j ed home Sunday night after a two weeks visit in norida. She went to Charleston where $h.e was met by her 110n and hm1ly, Mr. and Mn. Charles Entsmmger for the southern trip. Lewis Sauer Sr. who is a pa· tient al the Camden Clark Hrnipi• tal, Parker:sburg, underwent sur• a:ery yesterday. Miss Mary Schaaf of Columbus spent the past weekend with her brother•1n .Jaw and sister. Mr. and Mn. t.'verelt Bachner and childrtn Will Rey1t0lds who has been a patient al Meigs jjeneral Hospital w.ali returned Lu hts home vester• day. a, LUCILLI H.AWICINI Mr. and J!rs. H. D. Cunning• ha m returned lo their home on Union Aveoue Friday after spt>ud ing the past four months at Gar• den Grove Calif., with their dau• ghter, Mr1. Lloyd Mowry. Mr. and M. r11. Gene Alkire and family of Columbus were week end guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. • Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks 1pent the week.end in Reynolds­ burg witb Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks and son, Tom. Will Frick of Covington, Ky., Mra. L K. Lewis of Jack.son and Mrs. C. A. Poindexter of Middle­ port vi1ited Sunday with Mr. and Mn. John Frick. MiH Genevieve Stobart spent the weekend in Lancaster with her brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emory and daughters of Dexter City ar• rived Tuesday for a visit with her parenta, Mr. a n d Mrs. Dave Grueeer. I New Addition For Visitors Middleport Auxiliary Pion Rummage Sole For Moy 1 4 As Port of Firemen's Auction Bedford Home Demonstration Club Meets HOLLYWOOD UPI - Hundredt of ani� ls seen In Walt Dianey', "true-life . adven.ture" movtea will � &een in . Lhe flesh - we-U almost - ttus summer at Walt'• magic Di8neyland. More than 200 anim&led bean, beavera, coyote8, wild cat.a, blrd6, fish and · deer are beina added to Dis.ney'a domain In a len.11:thy tram ride to be known aa "Nature's Wonderland.'' Visitors will iel their flr1t look at the new addition June 12. As the park nean II.a tlfth birthday it has become the large'st 1ingle tourist attraction In .the world. More than 20 million people have visited Disneyland. To insure that another 20 mil• \ fdl.d Mn. Dick Karr . Refrestimenta were served .at the close of tne evcnine by Id.rs. l"homaa Hannigan and Mrs. Jame1 .1.,111nie1s to lbose mentioned above and Mrs. David OhlJnger, Mrs. How.ard Da1ley, Mrs. Ger.aid An­ Mills .and thony, Id.rs. Rus.sell Mn. John Vroman. � Sorority Plans Founder's Doy Attendance Mrs. Ola St. Clair wu hostess I Mrs. Betty Everson, presided Gregory lilhlJs, sun Jf Mr, and to the Bedford Home Demon11tra• over the meeting of the Ohio Mn. hd1vn ldU/J::. Jr., of New Hation club Thursday,, April 2U'l. Mrs. Allen Eichinger, president, ven ano t:r,11,u.)On 01 l\in. Mar­ 1 Final arrangements were made Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Sig­ was in charge of the meeting ol tha Chud.s .... .. s .,dm1t�ed to Holzer I for the group to serve lunch at ma Phi Sorority when they met M.n. Phy!lia Mullen, Mrs. Nor· the JOF Claas of the United Me· Ho$pu.1 y1;:uc10.iy u>t treatment the coming primary election; .also Tuesday evening at the Ohio ma Amsbary and Mrs. Welk.er thodist Church hdd Monday eve• of rheum.. uc 1evi:r. ll ia expected arrangemenbl Wi!re completed for Fuel GH Off� in Middleport. were elected as dele,ates to the ning at the church. Durlng the meeting, committee that nc ww Ue hospttallzed for the group to attend the district Slate Convention .ind Mrs. Velma were given and final reports at leil::.l t,\j .... c ,11ee11.s. council meeting. Devotions by Mrt. Pearl Hysell Rue 1md Mrs. Ann Rupe were . plilnS were made for the Found­ Mrti. H uoc, t Mer.night of Ur· The meetina; was in charge of Mn. William Haskell, Miss elected as the alternates. Mn. opened the meeting and members bana vuuL�Q w1111 ncr sister, Mn. er's Day celebration and the Rit• Mrs. Andrea Well, acting presi• 1n1wered lo roU call with a flow· · Betty Amos and Bob Amos of De­ Kennedy the new president will ual of Jewels which will be held er beg.inning with their Initial. A Duid .t.nl,nmnger Sunday, 5he troit, Micl!., were weekend guests denl, in the absence of both the this Thur8day evenin& in Athens. also attend the convenlion. waa herl! especu,lly tor tne fun· president and vice president. of their p.arents, Mr. and Mrs. FoJlowing the business meeting busineu seaaion was treld, Mrs. eral 01 oer oroLher-in•law, Evu• The project leader for the Frank Amos. Afler the business . meeting, Mrs. Sara Gibbs a:oe a cultural C. R. Kur wn re.ported ill and eLt Mcn.111.Knl. meeting, Mrs. Patricia Jones, a card wH sent to her. Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home Charlotte Dillard presented her program on "Enjoyment of Na• Amoug tnvl>C attending the an• Mon4&y evenlna: after a weeks being absent, the day was epent cultural program on Morleling. Two poem8 were read "If Je­ ture." nual lnh._iecuon al the 1.iallipo11s visit with relatives in Columbus. ln di&(U55ion. A potluck dinner The traveling prize was won by At the close of the evening sus Came To Your Hou&e" by Mr8. <.:hapter, ut..J, rught &h,nOay was served to 13 members and 6 Mrs. E\·ersori and refreshments Mn. Edna Slusher and Mrs. Everett Thomas and "Patience" were M n, . .i.irnes C1al worthy, Jr., children at noon. by Mn. Eichin&er, who cloaed Mra. har,ey .,w1.sher, Mrs. Letlle were served by Louise Zirkle, The May meeting will be at the the meetlnj with prayer. Carol Bachtel .Jlnd Marlene Rein­ k.oush, 1�t 1 ::.. Jo1cit liecntel, Mrs. home of Mrs. Louise Well. Attend Columbu, i.t.eel hart. Mrs. Wenael A dessert course wu served Theo ��.ilthHll, The project for the May meet­ Nine members of Grace Episcopal Otlters attending lhe meeting .Bunce, Mrs. tu ene Norton, Mrs. ,. 1 ing will be on flower .arrange­ Church were in Columbus Monday durmg the ;10clal hour by Mn. '(;barles Hcnnt:LL, in addition to those already men­ Mn. Allen ' ments. to attend the annual meeting of Alonzo Custer and MlH Grace Hught:ti, M , �. WilH� Anthony, tioned were ijue Seelig, Mila M R, AND MRS. JOHNSON Old pieces of wood wlll be used. Ep1scop�I Church Women held ill Campbell. Woods, Sa b ra Morrison, ¥vonne ' The Olive Farms Womens' club Mrs. Jv1t1tlle liush, Mrs. Mimun Mrs. Andrea. Well will be the Syracuse Presbyterian Church was the scene Easter Sund·•y St . St.,.phen Church. Scally, Sue Grueset, Betty Fultz, l''rench, Mn. J•1ne� 1-'ullen, M,rs. Apn. 17, of the double rina ceremony which united Kath{ n held its April meeting at lhe home leader for the project. 1 Altending were Rev. and Mrs. � ...., Shirley Bee&:le, Gretchen Bondur­ Mn. Lillian Pltkenll with Mrs. Randolph Humphrey5, Mrs. Her• A e Slack, SyraCUse, daughter of Mrs. Ada Slack and a;6i of William A. Roberts, Mrs. Theo· delin ant. Eleanor Bl1ettnar, Jeanne Ella Osborne in charge of the bu· man Halley and Mra. Eber Lewi, S dare Ebersb11ch, Mn. John Lell• and Harley Ed mond J ohll• ■In oa m,ellng. Men'• Brotherhood Braun, Mary T. Mather, Phylli1 and Mrs, Bernice Ledlie, Huri• late John Orville Slack of yracuse Mr. and wiler, Mrs. Cedric Clark, Mrs. J. of son R road), Pen (Wolfe I Knopp, Barbara Betzing, Reva oule Pomeroy o( son aonville. An exchange of plant, and of To ee Thursday 0. Roedel. Mrs . James Titua, Mn. Vaughn and Mrs. A. It. Knight, Rev. and Mrs. R. $. Place and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson o f Pomeroy Route 1, in marriage . The Men's Brotherhood of the Heds waa held to feature the pro• J. E. D. l larllnger and Mn. 1-'red The Rev. l-loward Ruppelt ofFir et Baptist Church will meet " Mrs Lionel Boggs entertained family left this morning for their "G was &:ram, which Crow Jr. arden Hints liciated al the 7 : 30 P · m. teremony Ladies Aux iHacy of the Syr1a111e Se11ion V ivian Humphrey and this Thursda)' evening at the mem\Jers o( her card club Tue11-­ home in l!:lbridge, New York after glven by in whlch the bride was siven in Volunteer Fire Dept. and attended 11horl VJIIU With Mr. and Mrs. a church In M iddleport. "Operation Forward'' night will day evening at her home in Mid· ding and Planting", given by marriage by her brolher, JOh n l he Fint United Pre.11byterlan ''Ste lna MaBSar. A feature of the meeting will be observed by Pomeroy Bend dleport. The birthdays of Mrs. Harry HoudHhell and daughter, Slack. ·t:hurch. The groom Is ■ paduito be an oyster . .supper and the Gtange Thursday at a p. m. at Donald MH\s and Mn. Richard fl'reddie. Vases of gladiolus Intermingled f Pomeroy High School, 0..A of Refreshments speaker were tor the meeting follow- the DA V Hall. All members arc served to p Gress were observed ,by their with palm' &, and seven branchrd 'J.�5. He is I meml»r of the Zion the above and theH others, Mrs. ing will be Rev. Hoover of the urged to attend and bring S<'Crel "'' POMEROY, OHIO candelabras with a gold cross and Church of Chrlat and is enca�d In 'freH Swain, Mr8. M argaret Buck• Cheshire Baptist Church. · fden'ds. Members of Rock Springs Score prliea were won during matching candlcholden formed farming. ley, Mrs. Edna Hall, Mn. MargaAll of the men of the church Hemlock Grove, (::bester and lh.l' evening by Mn. Willlam the background for the ceremony, . The newlyweds are now at honte ret Brown. 'the nert meeting will are Invited and urged lo attend Harrlsonville Granges have been 1 Child,. M". a..... Mn. Edna ,., A five branched candelabra was, 1J.n Wolf P.en RoaJ , Pomeroy, Rt,. 1. be held with Mn. Osborne. the meeting. invited to �ttend the meeting. Not Open Tonlthf ,·,.n,h and Mr,. Mich■el H.ckell on the phmo 11nd candle& were In -;;a;_;;_;;.;;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;_;:;;;;;;aa;aaaaaaaaaaa;aa;aaa;;;;a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aa;;;;;;aa;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;aa.;;;;aa;;;;aa.aa:aaaaaa.a:aaa.a:.a:a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= AlliO playing were Mra. Robert the windows. Mrs. Carrie Neutzllng "' In the abaence of the pre&ident. Schmoll and Mu. Charle• AH THUISDAV and FRIDAY of Pomeroy played a half hour of Homer Rice, Mr11. Martha Childs Bradbury. nuptial music pretedin.g · the cere, "DAY OF THE OUTI,A W" During the evening the hosteas ,presided over the meeting of the mony during which time the Rev. serverl refrflshments. The next Loyal Bere■ns Cl1111:1 of Middle­ Ru pelt sang "Al way11.'' Soft music. Rqbei1 Ryao - Tina Louise meeting will be held at the home port Church of Christ. waa played throughout the cere­ The meeting was held Tue&day of . Mra. Grl":ill. mony during which Mr. Ruppeu :a;;;;;;_;,.;a;;;;;;;;;;.;;aa;,;;'-'aaa-=. evenin.i: at the church and was , opened wtth the !Jlngtng of a 1ana "l'he Lord's Prayer" a11 ttli co1.1ple knelt in prayer. hymn, followed by the J�d'i Prayer. During the devotlo11�11 The bride WMS attired in a baJ. period Mn. M. L. Kelly reatJ the lerina length iOWn of white laCII I 24th Chapter of Lukf! and the over taffeta wit hmatchln& Ulffeta Rev. rred 1. Gardner gave the jacket with sleeves coming to ·• evening prayer. Mrs. Clarence point al the hands. Her watet­ McNeal retd the artlcle "Anchor lcni;th veil fell from a crocheted t'or Living." tiara which was made by Mrs. WR­ Tom Kelly sang "Somebod)' l1s Leadmgha.m. Her only jewelry Blgaer Thim You and l". He waa waa a rhmestone necklace. She aceompanied on the organ by curried a white roaebud arrange­ Judy Butcher. A Bible quiz con­ ment tied with while ■aUn ■trcam­ � ducted by Mrs. McNeal concluded era on a white Blble. the .proitram, . Matron of honor was Mra. Wayll.e During lhe evening the birth• Wtn· 01 LBli:OUlllit, 11 li1Sler b,; day of Mrs. Kelly was observed the bride. l\Uli, W eir wotc otue II)'• ' and the traveling prize which had iull or&altuy over m11tchrng taf· • been contributed by Mrs. !!:dgar Jli\a, wuh a blue flower Juiadll;i.nd AllentJworth w&1 Wt'.ln by Mrs. and a white gartleni.i cors11ge. · Childs. Mh1s ,um l'roc1or of Kac1ne ahd A deaaerl rourse was served to :,uu V tola Tuckerman, Pomeroy, the group by Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Mc. rlt. 1 . were br1desm11ids. MiH All Hybrid Everbloomlng ll<>se1 Neal with Mrs. i'' lossie Allen!! rroctor wore pink uylon. urgandt CRI MSON GLORY · · · · · -· ···· ·- · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · ······· Deep Crimson worth as a contributing hoate111. over matchm1 laf1tU. and Miu J uckerman wure pink n)·lon chif· B EITER TIMES ····· · · · ····,- - · ····-· · · · ······ · · · · · · ····· Brilliant Cerise (on over matrhina taflela. � Girl Scout. Tour Plant ETOILE DE HOLLANDE ···- · · · · · · · · - - · · · · · ··· · · · ·· · · ··· Deep Bright Red , Glrl Seoul Troop Five met wore pink flowered headbanks a:rtd Monday after school at the Sacred carnld green Jvy tied with II whUf RED RADIANCE ····· · · · · · • • · ·· ···· · · ·- · · · ·· · · · -· ·· · · · · ····· · · · · Rosy Red Heart auditorium. Fo\lowln.11: a bow. Howard Thoma, Of Pomeroy, Rt. 1hort buainu1 aesslon lhe 24 DICKSONS RED ····· - · ····· · · · · · · ··· · · ·- ······· · · · · ·· ····•··· Scarlet Red alrls were taken on I tour of 1, brother-ln,law of the .11:r the Kyger Creek Power Plant by was best man. U1hera wetfl Ro B RIARCLIFF · · · · ······ · · · ··· · · · · · ··· · · · · ········ · · · - · · Silvery Rose Pink Murphy, Lo.11:an, R. D., brq . Euaene Conde aa &:uide. Accompanylna: the a:trla were 11.w of the Jroom, and Rot · DAME EDITH HELE N · ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · - · · · ·· ··· · · · · ·· · P•re Glowing Pink the leader, Mre. Eugene Conde, Straeuec, brGUl.er of the" Patricia 'l'homa, Pomeroy , ·i�i COUNTESS VANDALL · ······ ·· · ·-····· · ········ C opper , Bronze and Pink Mn. Robert Fetty and Mn, Harold POMEROY Ebenbach, Mn. Leo V•uahan and and Barbara Lcadinaham, S · ;: COURT STREET cuse, were flower &iris and wen MRS . E . P. THOM ··-,- · · · ·· · � · · · - ·: · · - - - · · · · · · · · · · · · · Rich Le,mon Yellow Mr. Conde. atUred Jn Dowered pink nylon r � . McGREDY'S SU NSET - ·················· ········ · · · Yellow Tinted Orange 1andy over u,feta, pink flowered,· he1dbanda and each \o.ui .. • C�fr ECLIPSE · · · · · -······ ·•······•'······-·· ··.· ·•···•,· ·· ······ Golden Yellow netlon eoruae, Greaory w«lir,;1111:: . L!aledonlll, rina burer, wore navy GOLDE N CHA RM · · · · · · - · ····-········ · · ·· · · ·-··········· · ·· · Deep Yellow troultfl, a ara)' coil, white attlrt/ bow tie and a carnation bouto.o-1 � · K. A. VICTORIA ..... . . . ............. . . . . . ........ •.• ······ ; · Creamy niere. <.:andlell11;hte11 we� J:.an Ann Smith and Sharon Thom .. !rRESIDENT HOOVER ······· ··-······•······· Maroon, Orange and Gold mccea of the aro1. 111 . .i,ulh wu, . GlGNORA · : ···· •····· · · - -······· '····· ·· · · ····•·········· Brownish Orange cor111aee of carn1t1Jn1. The guest regislr111r, Mn. ·:, ::E Le1dinah1m, wore blue nylon or• aandy over malchina tiu.ela \\ hi, a carn1tlqn corsqe. ,m,.ol,t,t - -- ,i.... Mn. Slack, mother of the bride, wu drtued in a black taUle 1th vi1U, --"'"'"--:- .Al■o These Fomou, Patented------�-• Ultw 11ftn.. Dololll.. ---with matcbin• Jacket and worL white 1cce1aorle1 and a garde1li1i • cut obo-.. tht 1111,ol. cor1111;e. Mn. Johnson, mo1hc.r a the aroom, wore n�vy blue crept', Tr, "'- for proud navy and white acceaoric8 and I prdeni, COJ'Sl&e, MALIBU . . • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . , - , . • Deep Pink Kotdea Perlttla . . cream wllllt, wmme Follo.,tna the wedding I re­ P I A C E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cream)' Yellow ception WU held In the social room G1tden Party . . . . . . . . . . . , Rieb Ivory wllll Pink of the church whlch was deeor,tted ..... - INttlor. luckltcl GOLD CUP . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ... . Deep Yellow with yellow 1nd white Jonq�:111, I Color · · Qawal.l . . . . . . . . . . . , , . New Wum NEW YORKER . , . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . Searl.et Red I • • , • low and. white ltftamer1 ind Int be�. ,. Tb, bllll•I labl attractive \fltl er,;ttal and on lace. •nlln•d, I_Hf flight. Alollotln1 it ,Ille n«ptl N '"" II Gla!Mw. Mrt. Howanl Thoma, Mn. ,. Smith, both or Pomeroy Rt. · J . Robert 'Murphy, Logan, 1n4 · ' 1 '• ' • ' 1 .. , Wllllo lMcllftlham and Mn. ljo, AAA - AA - B - widlhl bert Ha�en or Syraeuse. ,, .. . • ,1 l ,•1• The new Mh. Jobnaon Is a . I traduate of Pomeroy Hlah set.vol' I t . \ :'.11 4 ' j \, J when the #U I me!nber ot' . ciee club'. St,,e ll a m�mbt.r o tbe VISITS FROM IPOKANI Jamea Heilman and son, Eric, of Spokane, Wash., 1penl a few days with his grandmoth..-, Mrs. Etta Heilman and his unelt, Geor­ ge Eastman, Pomeroy, and called on other relativf.U and friend,. LETART FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Wade Fotter dau­ ghter Cheryl of Columbu1 -tpent bater with Mr. and Mrt. Charley roster. Mr. and Mra. Archie Donahew of Bellville ,pent the weekend with his brother and sttter·in-law, Mr. 1nd Mn. Arthur Donohew. n,tu,..-, TREASURE R Republican SA L E ! STRONG I BARDl'! . El'ERBLOOMING! 2 YEAR FIELD GROWN SUPEROORD . ROSES Choose from the followi ng varieti es GOESS LER J EWELRY • nobod y_ tal l o rs t h e f l at W!'lte llke ·89c '""" "'- '• "'­ Courteous Experienced Paid !'<II. Adv. each llnleo! ..--. ­ . - hontf • biadl $6.95 a.• tre ,••• CLOTHING DAY • - '\'he S.,lvatlon Arq:,y will hokl a ,,.. cl�. U1' tomorrow , �ID t:119 WlW noon 11 thlllr bold� r1, �· at . lll 8utternut An., Uaey' ..... ....... \ Onaf• $3.00 ea.ch $400 each .· ll'rSY McCALl �. C.«1 \Yitli,GtiW Ovnr · · · · · · · · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.75 ltlCII G Sllvd .:..... :51-" lhlfNltr · · · . . . . · · · · . . · ' · · · ·· · · · · . . · · · · · ' · · ' · . . · $3.50 each RUN \SR . ; I· . "' t ' • t �EhlRfElOS: lt·:POMEROY .., ii; �' , •. l Barga ins I n Used TV's ·• 17", CROSLEY . . · . . · : . . . . . . . . · . . · . . $39.95 1 7" ADMIRAL · · · . . ,. . · . . . . . . · · . . · · $49.95 17" - CROSlh'. . . .· . . . . . . . . . . · : . . . · . �. · · $69�95 21 '' ADMIRA1,1wtilllllel -· · ..:...�.;'.:', $..:fl, Cleland's· Appliance. . FRl;E PARKING Phone WY:2•!%55 ' I!. Main St. . , Pomeroy, . O, . . WHO WANTS TEN TWENTIES? ound of the foUndation o( your bouae, you will want to 11ae three heights .ol flower1. You wilt need about five feet of depth for your plantin&, Tall growing flowers, those over 30 inclles, should be planted in the rear against the house, med­ ium growing annuals, th05e from 14 inchea t o so·inche1, in the mid• die, and th� low lf()wtng, pUlnt1, those from 4 to 1' tnchea, tn the fore,rowid. The same three helghls abould be used in borders wlilch ire plantings along a fence or property line. A variety of flowers can be w;ed in border planting. Edgings, wbicl. are planted along driveways, wallr:1, etc., can be low and med.lum-&rowln.11 an• nuall. A double, parallel row plant­ ed about 8 inches apart wm glve 1 rlc:l!; lillclt ,�IO<I-. ""� 1ioa Ii • �lon!l.na•iwiiUS' .... slilla. � sMulii be lpted ·with the edae& tapered � <town to the low,a:rowlna flowers. -- Spl■shta of c�Jor In the land• �ipe, �ether proyided by flow• e,-, shrubs, trees or autumn-col• 4red leaves are always desirable, Hdwever, those with exotically col· qred" foliage should be planted in moderation .. Among these are Red· leaf Japanese Barberry, Bloodleaf Jaj)aneae Maple, •Purpleleaf Plum, Vicary Goldfn' Prl'"'t and varie1ated En,J.lsh Iv,.:, Each of these may be used effectively aa individual plant, for color accents, but Jn lu1e mUllea they tend to become ovei;:powerln� ao<I Utitlcia1 look• In,. Since o.ne -ran be easily rar­ ried away, it is wJae to conalder whal viaual .tfect m&af'• of them "6'"�\Ti" will produce. 'I ,,...,...� for 111• and .U of ii■ . her lo m,ake small IOIIII In a ma«et: It'• , · �aM -TRljlL PIRIOD:"' Rn.AND, Ore. UPI _ The U l' ersity of Portland Frldty ied Al Negr.atti, athletle- dirsig e and buketball coach to a ze: year contract, The Rev. Paul E. W■lschmldt, vice .pruldent of the 11nivenit)' said with I O'in that If Negratti doe, well •'durina thie �year trial period, we'll give him a Joni-term coot.ract.'• 1be molt effective �.OWER£9 - JUN IOR CAR COMPLffl WITH MOTOI DCCa1ion1 • •••u • AIIMISAIIB A preelolon 1,uDt JUJ1lor 1 IIIIIIID111 - • • • Ibo • tlilUna •79Jt Un �� i:i: !/��!n�!�: ��::.1� ar • WIU>ED STEU. ANGLE FIAM! ., ·-.....,.............. • FOOT IWE ... IWlNGS • 10" WHEELS 1'4" SEMl•PNEUMATIC TIIB • AUTOMATIC TYPI STEIIING MANY OTHER PRIZES! EVERY CARRIER WI N$· · A PRIZE! CONTEST E N DS APll L 30th K&C JE· East Main Slreel . ft' ' Pomero, ' ...i IAU­ • ADJUSTAILI f00'r PEDALS Grad ual'ion Gifts Phone WYf785 wm IIIAICE • LONG WWING NYLON .....,;. Us■ Our Loy-owoy Pion For Your . moot -, nperloDoe In ID)' :,CW,g• lffll llfetlme • • . It I .. anarkably low p,too. • pJlnt1 ire of mlnulet whenever pos�lble. Slop In for tenv,s. sprln&. eash ori our plea11nl James L. Mahotey, Mp-. Hour■: 9 IO I - Tbura. 1 IU NOOll Ill IC.. Main Si. Phone WY..Z.2171 ·· .� FERTI L PQTT E,D ROSES ......_ .,,.,.,..,nr,,.,.... .......... _ ., Primary . . Capable j er e s ose thoae which are highly colored for only a comparatively short time. You don't grow tired of plant1 of thla kind and their colo: eome, each year as 10mewhat or a welcome surprise. Since a contrasting backeround 1how1 of! leaf and flower color to be1t advantage a &ood plan would be to plant exotic plant.a close to the aombr., foliage 'of the white pines. C. 0. Fisher To Hold Special Loyal Bereon Closs Hnlds Meet' ng Tuesday Evening WIN THIS � ...tvry, ...entwlir-'n ... "I love to vialt there Ql)'Nlf. 9'f ,..,._ff _.II ahNyl ...,. -the ISUt I'm t11uall)' too but)' to do .... face tow■r4 tM IUfL anytbJna: but wateh the Cl'O'Wdl, - � notin1 what they lite best, what /' ITIIIKI CLOSII Pl.ANT needl m111t be filled .and bow the �DIANAPOUS, \WI-4 l\t'llte traUit now,. 1 ,700 United Aute Worken "members over health and " If I want to enJ oy myselJ I 1 · o r-e It pen f clOH:d the producDllneyland 0 It t befo o 1 Jl the Indlantpolla and Jual drive around the empty lt: ,treet, Ji b a kid." r -plant of Ford Motor .. ' M t MEIGS THEATRE GARDEN (LUI HINTS ATTENTION ALL CAR·R I ERS ;�::.:! 111 ... Vote For Olive Form Women's Cl ub Holds Session Cord Club Is Entertained By Mrs. Lionel Boggs lion will make t,he trek ln UHi teent ii increued anlmadott." next five yean, Walt continued to Aued what be thoutbt about cbanie and improve Dllneyland. ICONt of amuaement pub, •lm· PlaM YNrs AMN ilar to Disneyland, bein& bpened "I think of .D11ne)'Llnd u a around the country, Walt lhru1· ■bow," he said. "And to have a &ed. good 1how you've 1ol to keep it ''Too · many people a:re In the on tbe road. I have plan, pro- entertainment buaineaa iu•t for jected five yean In advance. Ne:rt money. We are not lo bu,lneu tor year, for ln1tance. I plan to put profit only, Almoet all the money 3 million ctollan more into new brought into 1.be park b plunged attractions. back in ror maintenance alld im• In th• MW wond•r- provementa. land IN,Md on th. �.. "l•aw• ------er Vall.y," '"T'M Ll•lnti 0.. ...r' and "Belr (Ol,11,,try,'' bNY.. ly Mrs. Jed C . w•tw .,.. will "fllh" In ,t,...rna. .tb Twilllht G.lrd.n C h,b wlll flfht to tta. d•th and 1,1, Plan your flower garden' for col, hom n.unhiht lh"P wlll lump or, hel.gbt and bloom seaaon. throuth waterfall,. The animal• are I combination Ju la 10 often true in life, much of plastic framet, covered by or lhe joy of flower &•rdenin1 real pelU and filled with whir- comes front the anllclpaUon. Berine, clickine mac'h il\ery. fore it ia time to do the actual At Diane)' stUd)l)I the macbin.e planting why not take a pencil shopa are croW<led with various and paper and start plal'l�ina: ror a.nlmals in conatruction, m ny of thoae loveyl warm summer dayl which are startUncly realia!le, so ahead'? much &0 that vi1iton recoil from Sucb important matten H colof comblnttion, proper height in Na l.ail-lasbttaa mountain lion. '"Tbese new anlmah are eo life• lation to each other, and the ·cer­ lik,e they pretent a ,roblB,'' taint)' or havin1 1ome flowers in Walt said , durln, lunch in hit bloom at all t1,ne1 shpuld be Cl"&fully planned. studio commluary. "Next year I will have to im, I Walk uound your yard and pick prove all the other animal; in the out the pla.eel 10a would like lO park to bring them up to th• brighten up with B•Y, colorful a111tandan:L■ of the new one,. Tbe nals. Next, sketch a rough outline of your garden plot, Then wrile in the names of the varieties Jwt where you want them to grow, It i1 import.ant to allow ample space for each variety, IS a map of color Is uaually more effective than Juat two or three plants. Heif:ht of the flowers you- want to pl,nt should govern jl.lll where they fo in your decoratina: acheme. FOR You will find the heighths of fiow­ en 1lven In your seed cataloa and Meigs County 0 • - YOU •- Ir Unitw ,,... I� If the Nrth'• ,....._. � Disney Now Planning 'Nature 's Wonderland' As New P.roi' ect · Mrs. Emmel Shuler, president, presided over the meeUng when t.he Ladies Auxiliary t.o the Middleport Volunteer 1''1re­ men met at the hall in Miel.dleport. Durmg the short business meeting plans were discussed for the tood and rummage sale which the group will hold dur­ ing the firemen's auction Lo be held on May 14 in the corner bundina: formerly occupied by lhe Howard's Trading Post. 'fhe traveling Prize which had been brought b)' Mrs. Robert Mctlhinny was won by Mn. Wayne Gibbons. Games were played after the meeting with pri1es being award· ed to Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. David Jenkins, Mrs. McElbinny =�.. Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy•lllddleport, 0., April 27, 1990-7 .. ,... 1 • • . \' ,...'·, '. · )· ·. ., . �� "'�CIIA!I . , • Wl'IH EACH I IVEIY GOOD FOOD . Y�.· � ·1 • • In A '. ,}' ON EVERY TWO-POUND CAN ' ' ,P leasin$ ;Atmosphere • ,.,P.�":A:T li . ' , Cl RCLE'S Restaura nt I I n.r, aiiill• · ,., $5�88 got. _ ., ' · Ebersbcrc h 1·' Hardware · oa m. •• ..••• ,,.'"r'" "•-· 111"'·- .,. .,... - --..... .... ....,.,11.,1111 �- I _,,,..., u.r. 1 c.., 111N "' · ,. . \ ·" Buy now and savel. Here'• your limiredecjipe 011por• tunity ro diBCOver the unuaually rich ■nd tangy flavor · of Mountaiit•Grown· Folger's Coffee-ad Jaw •1111,' toof Right now your grocer has Folge'r'• Coffe6 11 tho . Special Sale price of . 10¢ OFF O!I every two-pound can. So serve Folger'• • • • save on Folgcr'a • • • whilo thi9 •�i•l offer lasta. Look ,for tho "Special" label .QNL'f'.. . I · . . ·,egular, drip and fine erinda of Mountaia.Qrowa· . _ .. _ Folaer'• Coffee today! .. . . . ; · Ei . . SAV AND NOW BUY Y! CINL �• 1&1, T · TED UMI • ·' ·I · · � ·-- . - , . ,' . . ti' . ',_.,. , , I F ,. �. l• li l :I ' ' • I �. • •' ' .. STOIILY VANCAMP f • • • • • • •• • • '• ··•·•----�-·-- Ill Mrr• J � ,. ,. . ' • 'llolitl(I Flud - Cr, atyl• or who!, k•-1 110W.•· - .. � I,. - ,_ meet your.... fr i end �cit.. Ho. !O, cona '. • • '. l • '-i t ' No. I.OJ -· ' · CCU!I .,.,•. 14-111:, .. � 29-01. con, where it's • • to sh·Q·A�· • SlORE ADDREISES & HOURI MQHDi\Y thru THURSDAY 9:00. �M. to f :PQ, P.M. l!RID��- ond s� . TUIDAY 8:30 A.M. to g:!0 ' 'p,M. ' · Co,.,:,r MiU· 4- Ho� Seconcl Sheets Ml�QLEPOI\T, OHIO ' Ho. 9.0J con,, �--�-�-,.. -'":>'• -•Ho. 901. ' Cini, (.•• • . 1-(o. 900- .r • CIIIII i . ,,:: ' ··' - . 'l j ' .' �-., ' " .. • • I ' ' .\ ! ' I . •. .c • t I' f{ . ' $ /' • •• ,) " . • i ' :, I ;, If ' --- -- -.· ....llo. ,.• -. " ' . . • ·1. ' ' .8 1!.-t ◄ , -· • -...:, ( :--o· 't . • • l • ' ,- ' ... ........... . . . ' ' ..,-�. ·.'. -,' •.· •• .. .... •' ' • • .. �. • •' ' .. STOIILY VANCAMP f • • • • • • •• • • '• ··•·•----�-·-- Ill Mrr• J � ,. ,. . ' • 'llolitl(I Flud - Cr, atyl• or who!, k•-1 110W.•· - .. � I,. - ,_ meet your.... fr i end �cit.. Ho. !O, cona '. • • '. l • '-i t ' No. I.OJ -· ' · CCU!I .,.,•. 14-111:, .. � 29-01. con, where it's • • to sh·Q·A�· • SlORE ADDREISES & HOURI MQHDi\Y thru THURSDAY 9:00. �M. to f :PQ, P.M. l!RID��- ond s� . TUIDAY 8:30 A.M. to g:!0 ' 'p,M. ' · Co,.,:,r MiU· 4- Ho� Seconcl Sheets Ml�QLEPOI\T, OHIO ' Ho. 9.0J con,, �--�-�-,.. -'":>'• -•Ho. 901. ' Cini, (.•• • . 1-(o. 900- .r • CIIIII i . ,,:: ' ··' - . 'l j ' .' �-., ' " .. • • I ' ' .\ ! ' I . •. .c • t I' f{ . ' $ /' • •• ,) " . • i ' :, I ;, If ' --- -- -.· ....llo. ,.• -. " ' . . • ·1. ' ' .8 1!.-t ◄ , -· • -...:, ( :--o· 't . • • l • ' ,- ' ... ........... . . . ' ' ..,-�. ·.'. -,' •.· •• .. .... •' ' • • .. �_ _ ., .., _ . ........ ' 10-l>allJ Slpllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 27, UHlO --·- . ' WANT ADS l'O& CONIJfflNT DEPBN-DABLI UIIUL?B =m:- BATES a � "" WON!. - ,_..._ llimmum di- - eo <eutl !neeniooa. tu - ...... i i,:?. ...iword word. per cflll'ta SO for moaWl •e :" hit OI 3 - per WON! will be' <!larll<d i.. ..1...-lianC , II 10 ""11 a!tor reeeivq bW, . . la AdmtiJloc - Sbowd bo � ia>medloteb', 'Ille I will not be nopollllll>loo toe mon than ... """"' .... . llil!f, u.. ( 1 7 ) Help RAILROADS NEID Men 17 -28 m�OOed at on� to tram for telegraph opeiralOt and 1tation •&ent position. Take low con tralmnK at night, work days. Placement u.,ured ln thil or other states upon completioo. II amcerely interested write Box 668.-lt c/c Daily Sentinel. Give age, marital status, phys, i;:ond., age and phone number for lo<:a.l interview. 4 2.3 3tp' .tAi -- ,u111 I. 0. McCOY AUCTIONIII 1- 2, L_ ......., __ AIR CI.\NDJ110NING, REFlUGER-­ aUon aervicc. J1ck'1 Reb'icen­ tion, New H■ vea. Phone TU 1-23·11 - =· PHONE WY-2-21 57 MUILLIR PUANAC ... WUflNGHOUII appll....._ A-Id Ohio. ,_ 11-IMfc WY4"314. -- - --�-'IELEVISION RADIO AND 8IIALL appUance repair. Phone 00, MtCllototk, Radu, Ohio. 2-1-tfc ,....,_____ ,,_....,Sole ..,.,.,�-------.,,,.9.,...,) For .,,,'T"", ( 1 ) l'<lptices ' �--=======;;;,I I' I This Week's Special IIG t'OUR Ne,r. Padory Method (Al WASH and MOTOR ruANED $4.50 ....., s,,......, l ElXCTROLUX VACI/ UM CLEAN· er. Run, an<! look, like new , Ha■ lb.row 1w1y baga. Fu ll ..prk:e only '34,.150 or term• lf de■ired. Phone WYZ...220l. 2-22 tc ◄ CUIITOII BUILT &jTl.lllN Dir, ... for . .... ...... - .. Um,too. ,..._ 1114 ·A1,11ott. M-U 1'111110 WY•MQI . <II II. P. GAROEN TRACTOR with att,,chmen!.i. C. J. U11.1er. felt. Lane St., New Haven, w. Va. 4-1l-6tp nLMIION IW>IO AND IMALL ..,_.I_ NpOi,. Coll ,,..., 414 N. - A-. I I .,_ 80 _..,.,,_ .!m, p.=: to': 1 HNI l• anro:dmatelj up, 2 AUCTIONIII vel lwl ....n..t well 11 miles c_p1.,. ..,.1oo tate C,ltt '"1!1ord J ..; Wrtta, ,_ or Clbs. Howell 1t PqA. C. IRADl'OltD, llacl... Ohio. 1-IUOlc SO,jf c.,,..... While You Wall LANDMARK IJIRVICE STATION ,_,_,, Ohio I, ..b, It. "'- WY,2-ftff Lube IA OIi TV Stam,o Clia-. :wilia Auto Soles ·I-8)------- 1'°6 FOI\D V8 FAIRLANE 2 DR. Ndt.n. A beautiful cir. f1l,O.OO. Bl■ettnara, Pomeroy. 4 20-tltc: Oeool Cl- UIM Con All Molcot ond -a IMTIIOl'OI.ITAN MOTOIII -- l■lt MIIII It, '9tniirr;, Oht. 111611 CHEVROLET VB STATION W11on One ure!ul owner. Show, bnt of care 11396.00. 4•20-8tc BlaeUnan, Pomeroy. 1116& CADILLAC < DR, SEDAN. Power ,teerlhfl. SpoUe■■ black Blttlman, fJIHI0,00. llnlah. 4-2o-ete Pomeroy. HOIQI 11111',DERS, BDICII CMII· WI" �•11:en Formleti 11nk top,. ,:. ,. A, ubeoto, block l1ld. Bouae , � of all deacripUooo. Call CORNIR LOT - 8-room frame, lll!l Me'.1ler, Racine, Olllo. bath, porchet, double 111'11e, 2 M lie larn lot fenced. $8300.00. Tl�l-1-room frame with nice Oll4YILY TUCTOI IALII AND Jiving room, dlnln1 room, ""'""' 512 •• Maht, ,._.,, kitchen, televi1lon room, bed "'"' WY2497S, - 'Ill f room■, a_nd bath, full b�■emenJ p. "'· untll June I. Stltn111: forced atr fun:i.aee. Laree ·1� 1 .,_lilt, tforold lamhart, with ahady lawn, ganleQ, Ohio. PhOIII CooMllo ...,. 1■r11e, eoncrete drlve. $10, · 1-1',llc 000.00. COUNTRY HOM--room lnime, bath, basement, forced air heat All YOU IUN DOWN AT THI Two bi& d1terna. IOme fruU, tlNllf 0... yo,,r ■-1 MN ...,. .l ..t Iott Worir. i.-t Prkot. larie outbulldln,:. Nearl1 30 IACINI 11101 IIIYICI SHOP acres, $7000.00. IIACINI, ONIO. 215 ACRIS-3 mile■ from Pomeroy. Three houaea (four, Hven ind eight rooms}, Barn, silo, plenty of tractor land In alfalfa and gra111ea. Well limed. Some fruit. $20,000.00. VIRGIL T ■A,ORD, 5■1Nmln Pl\ono WY2"131 la,. 229 4•23-lllc �---LI . v� --'iai, _ \.MAftjw' �...i.., a FURNITURE AUCTION OF CON· 11i1ned furniture 1t the MUu Monument Bulldlna, W. Maln St. Racine, Ohio, April 80tb, 12:30 p. m.: D IH r■n'61. 1 bed• dryer; 1 electric range, room ■ultes, 1 coal ran1e, 'l coffee tables, 3 televJ1lon1, 4 refrla:erator■, S breakf11t sell, 4 IMna room 1ultea, 4 washers, 2 dinnetle 1et1, 3 kitchen cab­ inets, other mi,c, furniture. Sale conducted by Bradford Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, Mir. Crltt Bradford, Auctioneer Terms: Oaah. Not responsible for accidents 4:·23•6tc eood a 8 -«J'. ff. FRJGIDALR.E and TAP· PAN G11 rinit, See 0. R. Jonea, 287 Mulberry-av, Pomeroy. 4 23 3tp , Call Dlci Stetrett Before 9,3 0 A .M.� Mlddlopo,t WY,WMf hmeroy WY,24191 9Ut.UTJ. PIID ITCNtl At Chffter Yukon 5-214' HAMILL IIIVICI ITATION lalore 9111t1 A.M. Albony 1391 Every Day lenltt ' 2 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, I I wing back with new slip cover, 1leo rhubarb tor 11le. Phone W19-372D or aee Faye Powell, Racine, O. t-23-3tc TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Large window fan. a. E. Auto Wa■her. HO S. Third, lliddleport. •• 3tc (,)) _., -------- .t2_ ) _R_e_o=f ...:E=s.:..to�t�e__ 1_ ..,. __ TWO HOMES NEAR R\/TLAND. 4 · room frame, l •ere ground and 6 · room frame, 8.30 acres. Sacrifice for quick 11le. Mabel HoQ:ue, Rutland, Ph. SH 2-4932. 4 23 6tp COTTAGE AND WT ON ROUTE 338 above Antiquity near Ohio River. Out oJ bla:h waler. Priced tu sell. See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 • Racine. 4: 25 8tc CLIL�NII - & TY 11o,,.1, .,,_ P"- WY,2,2211 r.ner.,. -(20bl oe.-. ,, --- I FOR SALE MODERN FIVE IMED SINGER SEWING room house, full basement and LA UNC CON JIN MERCURY IN GOOD machine. WUl nll tor SUl.00 Aaumf!l bal1nct of 4:. % ,attic. dJUon. New motor 1nd tranapJu■ '8.4(1 dua u1 for p■rta. covermnent loan. Lot 50 direct mlQlon wltb 4000 mile■. New ----­ 2-221-4tc BARNEisiiiPsoN -�IN Phone WYZ.2204. x!OO. Good nel1hborhood. Call 5IIIWICK wheel cylinders, brakea and or He Freddie 111■bet, Masoq, A1e•t1, lllddleport. Fin, Aulo­ CIPI and new Ure1. Prlce $HO BLUE FULL LENOTH SPRING 4-26-tfc W. Yr. WY� Phone Bond1. moblle, 4·20-8te Phone WY2-G'l20. coal. Siu, 10. Never worn. IDOa Price ,10. Shamrock Hotel, . 19811 PONTIAC va 4 DR. SEDAN , FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOUSE Pomeroy. 4•26-lte coimin: �U-IWW!I ---IN Radlo and beater. One c.rotul with two balh1, 1ara1e, wuh tedlon. Life, Auto, )'n, hllo, ownor. Eltra nice fHll.00 , TWO PONY COLTS. REASON• houae, c11Uar, la.r1e comer lot 1 lllMI"°"' 111111, Doa Call '-JO.Ille 1111\tun, Pomero7 able. David VanMeter, Weat located in Cheater, Ohio, on 0111,. 6-20-lltc Columblo. .Route 1. Priced to sell. It lnter­ 19) e■ted call or write Paul PoUna, DON STJVJIU ORDER YOUR SWEET . Ripley, W. Va. Toi. ES2-11183. now. Bumper crop expected. AD H_ S_ -ND A lVINDOw 81.IND.-_ l!8 4•28-tfc ConlaeL John T, FJ1her, Nye Ver,iUan Blind■, ■U , 1fle1 and Ave., Pomtrot, oolora. Jllrte letlmattL Dale ..28-3te WlpJIII luppt,, Sift Ua!Oft �... , 1 3-6-t!Ote 2 PI ECE UVING ROOM SUITE, Pom....,, Ohio. • l lh:U wool ru1 with ,ad. Ito· bert HIii, Rutland, Ohio, Phone UIVING ROOII SUITE. EXCEL•·39-3tp SHM lU. · lint eondlUon. WIii deliver rea, 411 LIIWI• It. • dlit,,n.. . P,llo• (9a ) -..a:: ,_ WY�t . MW41.,.rt For Sole =�1 Insurance no, .- -CORN ••T••····· ,.,.... E::.::i Mor ine Supplle, ( 21 I Rea I !:state I ===-=-:----:---- roa o.. l mi: ·i.ioil eouis --:..i -- ( 1 4) For Rent APAlh'UNTS and \IDlumllhed. Mcllutera., lliddl• N-tf Port, Phon,o WY -2.12111. I .. } '' Poor Vl ,p,lot, aid. lrwll. Qrlalnal poln4 """ Interior, •- rrl<e, ...,._ ilrH, law mlleap. : . ' ' I $595 ,• 'iPOMEROY ' MOTOR... 'CO. .. . ...."' . � . ' � 4-H News ls Reported � Ror■I Crown cou .. the fmh,r nrr..herJ Two hundred and fifty boy1 and 1irla,�a1ed 15 to 18 ,,inclu■iv.e, will attend the 18th Woll Vlr� 11erv1tion Camp, June· s:u; ]iirley V. Outllp, Director of the St■le 4·H Camp al J■ckaon'a Mill ■nd Ali· 8iat■nt State 4-H Club Leader al Weal Vlrjinla UniYcnity, haa an­ nounced. The event will be held at Camp Caesar,. Webster County. The camp ia conducted each year lo acquaint West Virginia youth with the social and economic im­ portance o( our natural resources; to create In them a de■lre to save and faithfully defend thete re­ sourcea ■nd to train them for leldenhip In conservation. Subject.a to be emphulzed In th1■1 year'• .thedule are fore,t pro­ ducta, foreat and park recreallon, a:ame man■a:ement and trappina:, fore■t m1na,lilement, foreat protec­ tion, fl1h mana1emtint, law en­ forcement, roreat recreation, na• lure 1tudy1 10J.1 and water con1tr­ v1Uon and routh coa1erv1Uon. 'fflere alao will be 1SHmbl7, vea• per and campfire propam■, arth• err, rinamt1 11fety, c11tin1, 1wim­ ntn1, .nd other planned activlUe■. Cullip Aid todoy ,tbot the fol- 6 - 1/2 9uarts\ . " 1fONOIID Plays Your \ F'I"· • • •• •• • • • , .J;, fl i - 1Jieima·.C ''Mr. M"sic'' $199·95 13 WiTH TRADE 12 :45. P.M• _w • 'u· l • �l�Llptl ���f �Wit,'( WASHINGTON IJl'I.-M\oj'I«• Plo�ecr V sua 14to1llt�; · e'1 Marth U, 'will : lmlltt lrom th• ¥11 d . ,. lett) Moridal', th• I ' Ol'ODliullci' ■nd Spaet ' . Mllllil' " 1 1 11,tioil announ-ced. 1:f' � 21 , t "'' ' ,J Jli''ldjt · WJ EH . - Bol!lb,. ,._r.. AT ON '!t1 .lfiaoo; . , OM ) ' ' H and R FIRESTONE DEALER . STORE ' ' ' • Middleport, Ohio ' IIANCY , 1 ' "'' • : ' NoW He wattT ' BE MLS TO HEAR AfN �EMARK6 - WHO'S TH AT-1 ' ,, miHin. n...1-., P... .. . �-� ,_ifJ.rU �, ,-\ \• V . Phillip Sisters Style Shop COURT STUET POMEROY, OHIO ,; • • • • ' . " ,,.,,,. . '. . .. • . . ' . ,'- , ,, ' • . ' . ' '/• • FOR • --:. APARTMENT room,, bath. Rent reasonable. Va.cant April �- No. Seconckv, Middleport Phone WY2-02N. 4 2:2 etc : COM M ISSIONIR · I.AND: llOUBLE LOT FOR GAR· I DEN. 27& Pearl-at, Middlf:port. . fi 28, 8tp Phune WY 2-23&2. f" ,. .. / · Voten Of Meig1 C,unty ' NOMINATE - - .... . ·· . A Qu,!ff!J. Accountant To Budget Your Ta• Money l ) ' k• THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY · '1 ' ;, • ----�"!' '"' · ' ' " - WHY st:Tl'Lli PO& LIBS DEMOCRAT (' -� : . ·• '' ' ' Paid Pol. - . . M.•. I "\. WMEN AI< FUST MARRIED 'IC/, AU AM T><Ol.JGHr CF WAS W4MLI!! AH LOVEO <jO,' THEN.'! �, · »•-� R.eq, uests 1 I C::UBIC FOOT IT H ,,....------_,, Rat' Country a.net Western . ■,.,;;.;;; AT IHCIWR A miscel11neou1 brldJl 1b� wu held recently at the home bf Mta. Jaclr: He11on in bohor of' Mn. �raid Gerlach. )In, MU4b ..d 11... WIiiiam Bo , · we're �bqateNet. . -· � 1 At��inl were Su,�- . .mli,r, �nrte, FJe■nor , Rouill, ·· A'ibJl ¥un,rd,. Carol ,CamplMII, ....,. ·• , , , Gnnt I Rolill\, 11,.... 1rl. , · � �,- • Hern , , �- � ••11 rb�.ti; ,• , · a,o/.1 \l!WtlOll, --lln. ll!lt. 9111�•. ...,._ ■peJa■nf<·lln:;· ctarhlMne, ':!'�-""'·1 · • , . •- � 113 U,ult 'Kllr<halllf' 11r,.t'JJ., gill.' J(a.rtiard, 11n. <?laud JBum.1...,__., Ja:ru,, •- 11Qbert '11oub,a Jin. •/- • s.,L Mollt; ljnc- 1 -• llollib, ,,_ I ii> �Q!IIIIO Bop1b, Mn. � ' Mn. Lon,! Bouah II ' · Roulti� a& 1oca1, Mn. 1 1 "" Mrs, �bert RaU,h, Cly"'9 Gerlach, Letlort, ... •I.id.., lliddleport,. Uilabil! I<> . Ill­ tend ' but sent &ifta were IO'I. 1'oberl Gerlach, Marjorie l!Olcb, II!'� _ Neva Zerkle, t.j<a, Ha,,old r,,rk,le, Mra. Rar Clar�. Mn, JohDJ, Rou,b, llr1. lllllle Bull Han;oh, lln. .�k Hamb, Mn, \'\'OY�• �W, lln. Kitty Love, Buth Au �. ll:r,. Harold Gerlt)h. • In The Center Of Town �"""""°"· Yel'� rr wot ONE Of 'THEM 1l1AA ffV0' 8ARSealE GR1UW' OJrFns f!lOtVI lH' .MAll·Oll!leR CATAl.06 Phillf EDDIE ATKl NS · PHONE WY•2'2Z38 I, QIYil• "'"""'· Jame, Foley, llome WIUl1m10JI, ltllsMII Capehart, O. I. • Bolttc, Artbur Wolpert .lnd £, Wehrli, L. Stitin. JROM,'TIIE UNFURNISHED TWo MIN For ules opportunlty · 1t1rtlna: at • 123 per week. Muot be over 2$ and have a ear and oble to 11trt work lmmedlatei,. Call Lan• _, 01.1-1&10 f..- appoint• -L 6-»lk M_ 1 Ona Carton Sarvas 18 SAM ARMOLD 4 tooma ind bath, lanfurnlabtd , Call Iller 11:30 P. )I. Ptlone WY2-M75 . 6-li-llc 1 1 7 ) Help Wonted . ' FOR IIINT HOUSE IN POMgftOY Cullamllae 4 � lli�i"'1· ••� � N l ll'l'Y 8 Suits and Coats Dresses and ' -Accesio.,i,i VOTE FO R 1 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO O room aputments. A. N. Be"'el, Phonj NV2-3272. l l·l•Uc 1 953 FOR!) . i • l GALUl & NSON pom. ... ,,_., Perteet For Mot•er'• Day IAIT, MINNqwl, NIGHT UHD IOAtl AND MOTOttaiil 0-.wllra, l11hln1 auJpllea, fl1h, MIi -, wt,111 llllJ Ital, lnl 11..naea, ,..uable from I loollloo - MIO 1, Main HOU�E FOR SAl,I! IN POMEROY I room,, 2 bolhl, full ' alaed •. m. to 7:IO p, m. week dl)'I, ..... ,,.,,.,. ..... WY....,,.,., bt1el'l'lent, ne w · IH tumace, lunclajl 1- 10 a. m. Fife Novelt, 11,24-lft brae lot. F. A. Swatzel, 307 4-11-121, llbop. FOR SALE; Ono 1 J foot pi,wood Sprln1 Ave., Pomerov 4-1D-12t� OIJVER eG TRACTOR. Cllltlnton boal. One 10 HP Mu.ury Burri• SALE: cane motor. SUIO. Phone Billey mowin1 machine. 'llt,idy for with balh. Nico locaUon. llehln work. Quick 11111. AOQ. G. A. Jim J■colt■, WY 2 ,la31. Hood. 111 Locuot St., PomeroJ m, Racine, Phone W�IMIIIII. • aa 8tp I l-30-,IJtp 4 ll3 llp Livi lowing organiz.ationa are 15ponsor­ inK the camp: the Ag,ricultural Ex­ tension Service of WVU, the Stde Conaerv■tion Commia&1.:.m, the Di­ vision or Vocational Education, Corporation, Federal Cartridge Soil Conservation Service, Sports­ men's Club.11, We11t Virginia Garden Clubs, Weit Virginia Forest Fire Protective Aaaociation, U. S. For­ e■t Service, West Virginia Fcireal Council, Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturer Associ.a tlon, and the Soil Conservation District Board of Supervilm't. These 1a:encie11 and oraaniia­ tion will arrange to select, lin• ■nee, and ■Ponaor boys and girls to attend"· camp. The leaden and ln­ ■tructon will be provided by the sponaoriag organization,. TltACYDR WORKSHOI' Thomaa )Yilliama, leader of the Leon Luck.lea 4-H Cl�b. will con• a tractor m1intehance wort• duet · .- · . shop ■t 10 1. m, this Saturday in the county exte111lon omce. All OHIO VALLEY Ll'VilTOCK club member.11 enrolled in the trac­ Galllj',oju: 11011 17D lo 220 Ji>f, tor project are invited to attend. 10.00 lo lf,ilO; to 2110 lb1. 11.00 lo 1�25; llipt lf.!O la 16.25; Fat ...... 11.0Q lo 13,!0; Stlop 10.QO. to 14.00; Boan 8,00 I<> 18.00; Sow, and � !O.OO to 123.00· Shoals a.oo 1o 11.00. CalU.: ;�loero 18.00 to 24.00; Helfen 14.'Qlj :to aa.oo; Baby Beel 20.00 to :&l:OG; Fitt eows tB.00 to 18.00i canlifra 12.00 to 13.00; i BuU, 17.8 to 21.00; Milk cow, 1, 100.00 to 200,1'.>0. Veal ca1v,i: Top, 30.40; Sec• onda 26.00 • lo 30.00; Medium 22.00 to 28,00 i and :pv,. 20.00 to :f0.00; Cull1 J.D,O to 20.00. Sheep: Ewe, and Lllll, 8.00 to j 18.00; Sloclt Ewe• 4,00 to 10.00 fal Sheep, f.00 la 10.00; Culls 1.00 to 5.00; Bucke 4.00 to 8.00; Fit Wethen 4 00 to 10 00 Lambl: top� 2.00j · s�cond• lCU)O to 11.00; IJ1ht Wtl. lt.00 to 16.00·' Common 12.00 to 14.00 · Roney ROTAR Y HOl.01 Mll ■TiNG The Bend Rdt1ry Club held their re,eul■r dinner meet1nf ori Thu.rid■)' e..,enlns at tbl! Hart­ ford Methodlll Chlltch. Tbe group -selected end dlltuaed ' ■ending 1tuden.t1 to � · � ■um.mer eampa: Bo,- SNt.. \ \ , ton Ro.,h. local; • Glrlt bdl:ie C1pebolrt, Muon� . t, � to Oitl, lllte, " Batey, JDftl:,Qim p H _ ,.1ry lljl!'lh, V.,On, � Hartford. ' ' ff ' . ' • •� •I � AU. . Uoyd lla•Bh, tlo,d � .r:i�� Market Report i:.i::: :.z� Wi':07 210 -----·- (21 Card of Thanks WE TO THANK OUR n,1.)t'bpn 1nd friend• for their aett <f1C' 11:indne■■ dW'in• the ilhtlN .' .n'd death of W. B. sWtt&w. Alto 1peclal tbankl to Dr. Jalce, Dr. Mullen and the 1111"91 1t Mela,: General Hoa­ pl"-1, lo the donor• of flower,, tbe p1Ubearer■ ind to Rawling,. Colt, for lhelr klndne11 ind to Rey, f'loancl1 Glazier for his conlOll,11 word1. llr. and Mr■. Verne Davi, 11le Swh1hor Son,. '-26-ltp ay Betty Carleton Melvin Cirtle of Columbus spent hi! 1prlnc vacation with hi1 moth­ er. 'Mn. Mary Cirde. Other week end 1ueall were Mr. ■nd Mn. Bill Perry and family of Holland, Ohio. M.r. and Mr■. Georliie Circle and r1mily of St. AJb&n1, W. Va., and Miu Patric ia 8lakesle-e or Pom­ eroy and Mr. and Mrt. Emory Pow­ ell and dau,hter, Addle. Donna Clrele of Dover spent the weekend with her parent.a, 'Mr. 1nd Mra. Homer Circle and family. Mr. and Mr11. Lloyd Rouah and son, Wayne, were Sunday dinner KUeatl �1 Mr. and Mrs. Aten Shain (20) Business Services naDb llnd &,fl-1. NoliNa ol Evt"111tl ,1.00. Obiw.arte, ll l ee l por -. f D,\Y I MO. C DAYS DAYS IIOe IOt fl.= IIOe , '8.00 fl.80 Tic • fl .Ill $UII '1 .IO by IQ A.ll. will l>o In lhll day, .. per. a Carmel Social Notes Wan ted Mn. Jame. H1rr1h, Mr■. and Mr•. Wllll■m .Rou■h. of Pomeroy, INC•■AJI RADIOACTIVITY Mr. and Mn. -Din Smith and ' PAJUS UPI - The French ramUy were Sunday dinner aueat,, Atomic !nern Commiaion dt. of Ml'. and Mn. P•ul Smith and doJed Wedneid.1y it, flnt nuclear e:1.plo,ion In the Sah1r1 Feb. 11 aon, Robert, of Dorw. Mr. Ayward Jone, or Cleveland caused 1 1lj cht Jncreue In radiospent I few days with hia family. activity ln the air and rainfall Mr. and Mr■ . Harold Circle ■nd over France, family of Sprinlf1eld spent the The co 1nm taaion 1,1ld the In• week end with bia parent,, 'Mr. and ci-e.t.&e w■s 80 slight it repreaented M n . Homer circle and family. no danger Lo health. Marilyn Rouah of Athena visited over the weekend with her pit· ents, Mr. and Mra. ,Eda;on Roush. PLEDGE STATE ALLIGIANCI Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson JACKSON, Mlu. UPI-The- Mit• and family vi■ited with relatl vee in ■i�lppl House of Repre1ent1Uve■ Logan, W. Va. over the week end . Thursday approved ;. blll re, Mrs. Velma Taylor of Athens q uiring echool children to .pledf:e spenl Sunday and Monday at her allegiance to the ,tate t1a1 of home here. Ml.saisdppi as well as the United Ora Scarbrough spent Wednes­ States flalii at the opening ot day night with Wilda Lawson of clas1 each mor:,wg. Fairview. PhylH1 Scarbrouah of Parker-.­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winifred burf spent the weekend with her Scarbrough and family. -- ..-- ----· . ' . - ••h ' • .. -� .. ,,. , ;...,. ' • • _.....__ ... • • --: . �_ _ ., .., _ . ........ ' 10-l>allJ Slpllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 27, UHlO --·- . ' WANT ADS l'O& CONIJfflNT DEPBN-DABLI UIIUL?B =m:- BATES a � "" WON!. - ,_..._ llimmum di- - eo <eutl !neeniooa. tu - ...... i i,:?. ...iword word. per cflll'ta SO for moaWl •e :" hit OI 3 - per WON! will be' <!larll<d i.. ..1...-lianC , II 10 ""11 a!tor reeeivq bW, . . la AdmtiJloc - Sbowd bo � ia>medloteb', 'Ille I will not be nopollllll>loo toe mon than ... """"' .... . llil!f, u.. ( 1 7 ) Help RAILROADS NEID Men 17 -28 m�OOed at on� to tram for telegraph opeiralOt and 1tation •&ent position. Take low con tralmnK at night, work days. Placement u.,ured ln thil or other states upon completioo. II amcerely interested write Box 668.-lt c/c Daily Sentinel. Give age, marital status, phys, i;:ond., age and phone number for lo<:a.l interview. 4 2.3 3tp' .tAi -- ,u111 I. 0. McCOY AUCTIONIII 1- 2, L_ ......., __ AIR CI.\NDJ110NING, REFlUGER-­ aUon aervicc. J1ck'1 Reb'icen­ tion, New H■ vea. Phone TU 1-23·11 - =· PHONE WY-2-21 57 MUILLIR PUANAC ... WUflNGHOUII appll....._ A-Id Ohio. ,_ 11-IMfc WY4"314. -- - --�-'IELEVISION RADIO AND 8IIALL appUance repair. Phone 00, MtCllototk, Radu, Ohio. 2-1-tfc ,....,_____ ,,_....,Sole ..,.,.,�-------.,,,.9.,...,) For .,,,'T"", ( 1 ) l'<lptices ' �--=======;;;,I I' I This Week's Special IIG t'OUR Ne,r. Padory Method (Al WASH and MOTOR ruANED $4.50 ....., s,,......, l ElXCTROLUX VACI/ UM CLEAN· er. Run, an<! look, like new , Ha■ lb.row 1w1y baga. Fu ll ..prk:e only '34,.150 or term• lf de■ired. Phone WYZ...220l. 2-22 tc ◄ CUIITOII BUILT &jTl.lllN Dir, ... for . .... ...... - .. Um,too. ,..._ 1114 ·A1,11ott. M-U 1'111110 WY•MQI . <II II. P. GAROEN TRACTOR with att,,chmen!.i. C. J. U11.1er. felt. Lane St., New Haven, w. Va. 4-1l-6tp nLMIION IW>IO AND IMALL ..,_.I_ NpOi,. Coll ,,..., 414 N. - A-. I I .,_ 80 _..,.,,_ .!m, p.=: to': 1 HNI l• anro:dmatelj up, 2 AUCTIONIII vel lwl ....n..t well 11 miles c_p1.,. ..,.1oo tate C,ltt '"1!1ord J ..; Wrtta, ,_ or Clbs. Howell 1t PqA. C. IRADl'OltD, llacl... Ohio. 1-IUOlc SO,jf c.,,..... While You Wall LANDMARK IJIRVICE STATION ,_,_,, Ohio I, ..b, It. "'- WY,2-ftff Lube IA OIi TV Stam,o Clia-. :wilia Auto Soles ·I-8)------- 1'°6 FOI\D V8 FAIRLANE 2 DR. Ndt.n. A beautiful cir. f1l,O.OO. Bl■ettnara, Pomeroy. 4 20-tltc: Oeool Cl- UIM Con All Molcot ond -a IMTIIOl'OI.ITAN MOTOIII -- l■lt MIIII It, '9tniirr;, Oht. 111611 CHEVROLET VB STATION W11on One ure!ul owner. Show, bnt of care 11396.00. 4•20-8tc BlaeUnan, Pomeroy. 1116& CADILLAC < DR, SEDAN. Power ,teerlhfl. SpoUe■■ black Blttlman, fJIHI0,00. llnlah. 4-2o-ete Pomeroy. HOIQI 11111',DERS, BDICII CMII· WI" �•11:en Formleti 11nk top,. ,:. ,. A, ubeoto, block l1ld. Bouae , � of all deacripUooo. Call CORNIR LOT - 8-room frame, lll!l Me'.1ler, Racine, Olllo. bath, porchet, double 111'11e, 2 M lie larn lot fenced. $8300.00. Tl�l-1-room frame with nice Oll4YILY TUCTOI IALII AND Jiving room, dlnln1 room, ""'""' 512 •• Maht, ,._.,, kitchen, televi1lon room, bed "'"' WY2497S, - 'Ill f room■, a_nd bath, full b�■emenJ p. "'· untll June I. Stltn111: forced atr fun:i.aee. Laree ·1� 1 .,_lilt, tforold lamhart, with ahady lawn, ganleQ, Ohio. PhOIII CooMllo ...,. 1■r11e, eoncrete drlve. $10, · 1-1',llc 000.00. COUNTRY HOM--room lnime, bath, basement, forced air heat All YOU IUN DOWN AT THI Two bi& d1terna. IOme fruU, tlNllf 0... yo,,r ■-1 MN ...,. .l ..t Iott Worir. i.-t Prkot. larie outbulldln,:. Nearl1 30 IACINI 11101 IIIYICI SHOP acres, $7000.00. IIACINI, ONIO. 215 ACRIS-3 mile■ from Pomeroy. Three houaea (four, Hven ind eight rooms}, Barn, silo, plenty of tractor land In alfalfa and gra111ea. Well limed. Some fruit. $20,000.00. VIRGIL T ■A,ORD, 5■1Nmln Pl\ono WY2"131 la,. 229 4•23-lllc �---LI . v� --'iai, _ \.MAftjw' �...i.., a FURNITURE AUCTION OF CON· 11i1ned furniture 1t the MUu Monument Bulldlna, W. Maln St. Racine, Ohio, April 80tb, 12:30 p. m.: D IH r■n'61. 1 bed• dryer; 1 electric range, room ■ultes, 1 coal ran1e, 'l coffee tables, 3 televJ1lon1, 4 refrla:erator■, S breakf11t sell, 4 IMna room 1ultea, 4 washers, 2 dinnetle 1et1, 3 kitchen cab­ inets, other mi,c, furniture. Sale conducted by Bradford Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, Mir. Crltt Bradford, Auctioneer Terms: Oaah. Not responsible for accidents 4:·23•6tc eood a 8 -«J'. ff. FRJGIDALR.E and TAP· PAN G11 rinit, See 0. R. Jonea, 287 Mulberry-av, Pomeroy. 4 23 3tp , Call Dlci Stetrett Before 9,3 0 A .M.� Mlddlopo,t WY,WMf hmeroy WY,24191 9Ut.UTJ. PIID ITCNtl At Chffter Yukon 5-214' HAMILL IIIVICI ITATION lalore 9111t1 A.M. Albony 1391 Every Day lenltt ' 2 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, I I wing back with new slip cover, 1leo rhubarb tor 11le. Phone W19-372D or aee Faye Powell, Racine, O. t-23-3tc TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Large window fan. a. E. Auto Wa■her. HO S. Third, lliddleport. •• 3tc (,)) _., -------- .t2_ ) _R_e_o=f ...:E=s.:..to�t�e__ 1_ ..,. __ TWO HOMES NEAR R\/TLAND. 4 · room frame, l •ere ground and 6 · room frame, 8.30 acres. Sacrifice for quick 11le. Mabel HoQ:ue, Rutland, Ph. SH 2-4932. 4 23 6tp COTTAGE AND WT ON ROUTE 338 above Antiquity near Ohio River. Out oJ bla:h waler. Priced tu sell. See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 • Racine. 4: 25 8tc CLIL�NII - & TY 11o,,.1, .,,_ P"- WY,2,2211 r.ner.,. -(20bl oe.-. ,, --- I FOR SALE MODERN FIVE IMED SINGER SEWING room house, full basement and LA UNC CON JIN MERCURY IN GOOD machine. WUl nll tor SUl.00 Aaumf!l bal1nct of 4:. % ,attic. dJUon. New motor 1nd tranapJu■ '8.4(1 dua u1 for p■rta. covermnent loan. Lot 50 direct mlQlon wltb 4000 mile■. New ----­ 2-221-4tc BARNEisiiiPsoN -�IN Phone WYZ.2204. x!OO. Good nel1hborhood. Call 5IIIWICK wheel cylinders, brakea and or He Freddie 111■bet, Masoq, A1e•t1, lllddleport. Fin, Aulo­ CIPI and new Ure1. Prlce $HO BLUE FULL LENOTH SPRING 4-26-tfc W. Yr. WY� Phone Bond1. moblle, 4·20-8te Phone WY2-G'l20. coal. Siu, 10. Never worn. IDOa Price ,10. Shamrock Hotel, . 19811 PONTIAC va 4 DR. SEDAN , FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOUSE Pomeroy. 4•26-lte coimin: �U-IWW!I ---IN Radlo and beater. One c.rotul with two balh1, 1ara1e, wuh tedlon. Life, Auto, )'n, hllo, ownor. Eltra nice fHll.00 , TWO PONY COLTS. REASON• houae, c11Uar, la.r1e comer lot 1 lllMI"°"' 111111, Doa Call '-JO.Ille 1111\tun, Pomero7 able. David VanMeter, Weat located in Cheater, Ohio, on 0111,. 6-20-lltc Columblo. .Route 1. Priced to sell. It lnter­ 19) e■ted call or write Paul PoUna, DON STJVJIU ORDER YOUR SWEET . Ripley, W. Va. Toi. ES2-11183. now. Bumper crop expected. AD H_ S_ -ND A lVINDOw 81.IND.-_ l!8 4•28-tfc ConlaeL John T, FJ1her, Nye Ver,iUan Blind■, ■U , 1fle1 and Ave., Pomtrot, oolora. Jllrte letlmattL Dale ..28-3te WlpJIII luppt,, Sift Ua!Oft �... , 1 3-6-t!Ote 2 PI ECE UVING ROOM SUITE, Pom....,, Ohio. • l lh:U wool ru1 with ,ad. Ito· bert HIii, Rutland, Ohio, Phone UIVING ROOII SUITE. EXCEL•·39-3tp SHM lU. · lint eondlUon. WIii deliver rea, 411 LIIWI• It. • dlit,,n.. . P,llo• (9a ) -..a:: ,_ WY�t . MW41.,.rt For Sole =�1 Insurance no, .- -CORN ••T••····· ,.,.... E::.::i Mor ine Supplle, ( 21 I Rea I !:state I ===-=-:----:---- roa o.. l mi: ·i.ioil eouis --:..i -- ( 1 4) For Rent APAlh'UNTS and \IDlumllhed. Mcllutera., lliddl• N-tf Port, Phon,o WY -2.12111. I .. } '' Poor Vl ,p,lot, aid. lrwll. Qrlalnal poln4 """ Interior, •- rrl<e, ...,._ ilrH, law mlleap. : . ' ' I $595 ,• 'iPOMEROY ' MOTOR... 'CO. .. . ...."' . � . ' � 4-H News ls Reported � Ror■I Crown cou .. the fmh,r nrr..herJ Two hundred and fifty boy1 and 1irla,�a1ed 15 to 18 ,,inclu■iv.e, will attend the 18th Woll Vlr� 11erv1tion Camp, June· s:u; ]iirley V. Outllp, Director of the St■le 4·H Camp al J■ckaon'a Mill ■nd Ali· 8iat■nt State 4-H Club Leader al Weal Vlrjinla UniYcnity, haa an­ nounced. The event will be held at Camp Caesar,. Webster County. The camp ia conducted each year lo acquaint West Virginia youth with the social and economic im­ portance o( our natural resources; to create In them a de■lre to save and faithfully defend thete re­ sourcea ■nd to train them for leldenhip In conservation. Subject.a to be emphulzed In th1■1 year'• .thedule are fore,t pro­ ducta, foreat and park recreallon, a:ame man■a:ement and trappina:, fore■t m1na,lilement, foreat protec­ tion, fl1h mana1emtint, law en­ forcement, roreat recreation, na• lure 1tudy1 10J.1 and water con1tr­ v1Uon and routh coa1erv1Uon. 'fflere alao will be 1SHmbl7, vea• per and campfire propam■, arth• err, rinamt1 11fety, c11tin1, 1wim­ ntn1, .nd other planned activlUe■. Cullip Aid todoy ,tbot the fol- 6 - 1/2 9uarts\ . " 1fONOIID Plays Your \ F'I"· • • •• •• • • • , .J;, fl i - 1Jieima·.C ''Mr. M"sic'' $199·95 13 WiTH TRADE 12 :45. P.M• _w • 'u· l • �l�Llptl ���f �Wit,'( WASHINGTON IJl'I.-M\oj'I«• Plo�ecr V sua 14to1llt�; · e'1 Marth U, 'will : lmlltt lrom th• ¥11 d . ,. lett) Moridal', th• I ' Ol'ODliullci' ■nd Spaet ' . Mllllil' " 1 1 11,tioil announ-ced. 1:f' � 21 , t "'' ' ,J Jli''ldjt · WJ EH . - Bol!lb,. ,._r.. AT ON '!t1 .lfiaoo; . , OM ) ' ' H and R FIRESTONE DEALER . STORE ' ' ' • Middleport, Ohio ' IIANCY , 1 ' "'' • : ' NoW He wattT ' BE MLS TO HEAR AfN �EMARK6 - WHO'S TH AT-1 ' ,, miHin. n...1-., P... .. . �-� ,_ifJ.rU �, ,-\ \• V . Phillip Sisters Style Shop COURT STUET POMEROY, OHIO ,; • • • • ' . " ,,.,,,. . '. . .. • . . ' . ,'- , ,, ' • . ' . ' '/• • FOR • --:. APARTMENT room,, bath. Rent reasonable. Va.cant April �- No. Seconckv, Middleport Phone WY2-02N. 4 2:2 etc : COM M ISSIONIR · I.AND: llOUBLE LOT FOR GAR· I DEN. 27& Pearl-at, Middlf:port. . fi 28, 8tp Phune WY 2-23&2. f" ,. .. / · Voten Of Meig1 C,unty ' NOMINATE - - .... . ·· . A Qu,!ff!J. Accountant To Budget Your Ta• Money l ) ' k• THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY · '1 ' ;, • ----�"!' '"' · ' ' " - WHY st:Tl'Lli PO& LIBS DEMOCRAT (' -� : . ·• '' ' ' Paid Pol. - . . M.•. I "\. WMEN AI< FUST MARRIED 'IC/, AU AM T><Ol.JGHr CF WAS W4MLI!! AH LOVEO <jO,' THEN.'! �, · »•-� R.eq, uests 1 I C::UBIC FOOT IT H ,,....------_,, Rat' Country a.net Western . ■,.,;;.;;; AT IHCIWR A miscel11neou1 brldJl 1b� wu held recently at the home bf Mta. Jaclr: He11on in bohor of' Mn. �raid Gerlach. )In, MU4b ..d 11... WIiiiam Bo , · we're �bqateNet. . -· � 1 At��inl were Su,�- . .mli,r, �nrte, FJe■nor , Rouill, ·· A'ibJl ¥un,rd,. Carol ,CamplMII, ....,. ·• , , , Gnnt I Rolill\, 11,.... 1rl. , · � �,- • Hern , , �- � ••11 rb�.ti; ,• , · a,o/.1 \l!WtlOll, --lln. ll!lt. 9111�•. ...,._ ■peJa■nf<·lln:;· ctarhlMne, ':!'�-""'·1 · • , . •- � 113 U,ult 'Kllr<halllf' 11r,.t'JJ., gill.' J(a.rtiard, 11n. <?laud JBum.1...,__., Ja:ru,, •- 11Qbert '11oub,a Jin. •/- • s.,L Mollt; ljnc- 1 -• llollib, ,,_ I ii> �Q!IIIIO Bop1b, Mn. � ' Mn. Lon,! Bouah II ' · Roulti� a& 1oca1, Mn. 1 1 "" Mrs, �bert RaU,h, Cly"'9 Gerlach, Letlort, ... •I.id.., lliddleport,. Uilabil! I<> . Ill­ tend ' but sent &ifta were IO'I. 1'oberl Gerlach, Marjorie l!Olcb, II!'� _ Neva Zerkle, t.j<a, Ha,,old r,,rk,le, Mra. Rar Clar�. Mn, JohDJ, Rou,b, llr1. lllllle Bull Han;oh, lln. .�k Hamb, Mn, \'\'OY�• �W, lln. Kitty Love, Buth Au �. ll:r,. Harold Gerlt)h. • In The Center Of Town �"""""°"· Yel'� rr wot ONE Of 'THEM 1l1AA ffV0' 8ARSealE GR1UW' OJrFns f!lOtVI lH' .MAll·Oll!leR CATAl.06 Phillf EDDIE ATKl NS · PHONE WY•2'2Z38 I, QIYil• "'"""'· Jame, Foley, llome WIUl1m10JI, ltllsMII Capehart, O. I. • Bolttc, Artbur Wolpert .lnd £, Wehrli, L. Stitin. JROM,'TIIE UNFURNISHED TWo MIN For ules opportunlty · 1t1rtlna: at • 123 per week. Muot be over 2$ and have a ear and oble to 11trt work lmmedlatei,. Call Lan• _, 01.1-1&10 f..- appoint• -L 6-»lk M_ 1 Ona Carton Sarvas 18 SAM ARMOLD 4 tooma ind bath, lanfurnlabtd , Call Iller 11:30 P. )I. Ptlone WY2-M75 . 6-li-llc 1 1 7 ) Help Wonted . ' FOR IIINT HOUSE IN POMgftOY Cullamllae 4 � lli�i"'1· ••� � N l ll'l'Y 8 Suits and Coats Dresses and ' -Accesio.,i,i VOTE FO R 1 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO O room aputments. A. N. Be"'el, Phonj NV2-3272. l l·l•Uc 1 953 FOR!) . i • l GALUl & NSON pom. ... ,,_., Perteet For Mot•er'• Day IAIT, MINNqwl, NIGHT UHD IOAtl AND MOTOttaiil 0-.wllra, l11hln1 auJpllea, fl1h, MIi -, wt,111 llllJ Ital, lnl 11..naea, ,..uable from I loollloo - MIO 1, Main HOU�E FOR SAl,I! IN POMEROY I room,, 2 bolhl, full ' alaed •. m. to 7:IO p, m. week dl)'I, ..... ,,.,,.,. ..... WY....,,.,., bt1el'l'lent, ne w · IH tumace, lunclajl 1- 10 a. m. Fife Novelt, 11,24-lft brae lot. F. A. Swatzel, 307 4-11-121, llbop. FOR SALE; Ono 1 J foot pi,wood Sprln1 Ave., Pomerov 4-1D-12t� OIJVER eG TRACTOR. Cllltlnton boal. One 10 HP Mu.ury Burri• SALE: cane motor. SUIO. Phone Billey mowin1 machine. 'llt,idy for with balh. Nico locaUon. llehln work. Quick 11111. AOQ. G. A. Jim J■colt■, WY 2 ,la31. Hood. 111 Locuot St., PomeroJ m, Racine, Phone W�IMIIIII. • aa 8tp I l-30-,IJtp 4 ll3 llp Livi lowing organiz.ationa are 15ponsor­ inK the camp: the Ag,ricultural Ex­ tension Service of WVU, the Stde Conaerv■tion Commia&1.:.m, the Di­ vision or Vocational Education, Corporation, Federal Cartridge Soil Conservation Service, Sports­ men's Club.11, We11t Virginia Garden Clubs, Weit Virginia Forest Fire Protective Aaaociation, U. S. For­ e■t Service, West Virginia Fcireal Council, Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturer Associ.a tlon, and the Soil Conservation District Board of Supervilm't. These 1a:encie11 and oraaniia­ tion will arrange to select, lin• ■nee, and ■Ponaor boys and girls to attend"· camp. The leaden and ln­ ■tructon will be provided by the sponaoriag organization,. TltACYDR WORKSHOI' Thomaa )Yilliama, leader of the Leon Luck.lea 4-H Cl�b. will con• a tractor m1intehance wort• duet · .- · . shop ■t 10 1. m, this Saturday in the county exte111lon omce. All OHIO VALLEY Ll'VilTOCK club member.11 enrolled in the trac­ Galllj',oju: 11011 17D lo 220 Ji>f, tor project are invited to attend. 10.00 lo lf,ilO; to 2110 lb1. 11.00 lo 1�25; llipt lf.!O la 16.25; Fat ...... 11.0Q lo 13,!0; Stlop 10.QO. to 14.00; Boan 8,00 I<> 18.00; Sow, and � !O.OO to 123.00· Shoals a.oo 1o 11.00. CalU.: ;�loero 18.00 to 24.00; Helfen 14.'Qlj :to aa.oo; Baby Beel 20.00 to :&l:OG; Fitt eows tB.00 to 18.00i canlifra 12.00 to 13.00; i BuU, 17.8 to 21.00; Milk cow, 1, 100.00 to 200,1'.>0. Veal ca1v,i: Top, 30.40; Sec• onda 26.00 • lo 30.00; Medium 22.00 to 28,00 i and :pv,. 20.00 to :f0.00; Cull1 J.D,O to 20.00. Sheep: Ewe, and Lllll, 8.00 to j 18.00; Sloclt Ewe• 4,00 to 10.00 fal Sheep, f.00 la 10.00; Culls 1.00 to 5.00; Bucke 4.00 to 8.00; Fit Wethen 4 00 to 10 00 Lambl: top� 2.00j · s�cond• lCU)O to 11.00; IJ1ht Wtl. lt.00 to 16.00·' Common 12.00 to 14.00 · Roney ROTAR Y HOl.01 Mll ■TiNG The Bend Rdt1ry Club held their re,eul■r dinner meet1nf ori Thu.rid■)' e..,enlns at tbl! Hart­ ford Methodlll Chlltch. Tbe group -selected end dlltuaed ' ■ending 1tuden.t1 to � · � ■um.mer eampa: Bo,- SNt.. \ \ , ton Ro.,h. local; • Glrlt bdl:ie C1pebolrt, Muon� . t, � to Oitl, lllte, " Batey, JDftl:,Qim p H _ ,.1ry lljl!'lh, V.,On, � Hartford. ' ' ff ' . ' • •� •I � AU. . Uoyd lla•Bh, tlo,d � .r:i�� Market Report i:.i::: :.z� Wi':07 210 -----·- (21 Card of Thanks WE TO THANK OUR n,1.)t'bpn 1nd friend• for their aett <f1C' 11:indne■■ dW'in• the ilhtlN .' .n'd death of W. B. sWtt&w. Alto 1peclal tbankl to Dr. Jalce, Dr. Mullen and the 1111"91 1t Mela,: General Hoa­ pl"-1, lo the donor• of flower,, tbe p1Ubearer■ ind to Rawling,. Colt, for lhelr klndne11 ind to Rey, f'loancl1 Glazier for his conlOll,11 word1. llr. and Mr■. Verne Davi, 11le Swh1hor Son,. '-26-ltp ay Betty Carleton Melvin Cirtle of Columbus spent hi! 1prlnc vacation with hi1 moth­ er. 'Mn. Mary Cirde. Other week end 1ueall were Mr. ■nd Mn. Bill Perry and family of Holland, Ohio. M.r. and Mr■. Georliie Circle and r1mily of St. AJb&n1, W. Va., and Miu Patric ia 8lakesle-e or Pom­ eroy and Mr. and Mrt. Emory Pow­ ell and dau,hter, Addle. Donna Clrele of Dover spent the weekend with her parent.a, 'Mr. 1nd Mra. Homer Circle and family. Mr. and Mr11. Lloyd Rouah and son, Wayne, were Sunday dinner KUeatl �1 Mr. and Mrs. Aten Shain (20) Business Services naDb llnd &,fl-1. NoliNa ol Evt"111tl ,1.00. Obiw.arte, ll l ee l por -. f D,\Y I MO. C DAYS DAYS IIOe IOt fl.= IIOe , '8.00 fl.80 Tic • fl .Ill $UII '1 .IO by IQ A.ll. will l>o In lhll day, .. per. a Carmel Social Notes Wan ted Mn. Jame. H1rr1h, Mr■. and Mr•. Wllll■m .Rou■h. of Pomeroy, INC•■AJI RADIOACTIVITY Mr. and Mn. -Din Smith and ' PAJUS UPI - The French ramUy were Sunday dinner aueat,, Atomic !nern Commiaion dt. of Ml'. and Mn. P•ul Smith and doJed Wedneid.1y it, flnt nuclear e:1.plo,ion In the Sah1r1 Feb. 11 aon, Robert, of Dorw. Mr. Ayward Jone, or Cleveland caused 1 1lj cht Jncreue In radiospent I few days with hia family. activity ln the air and rainfall Mr. and Mr■ . Harold Circle ■nd over France, family of Sprinlf1eld spent the The co 1nm taaion 1,1ld the In• week end with bia parent,, 'Mr. and ci-e.t.&e w■s 80 slight it repreaented M n . Homer circle and family. no danger Lo health. Marilyn Rouah of Athena visited over the weekend with her pit· ents, Mr. and Mra. ,Eda;on Roush. PLEDGE STATE ALLIGIANCI Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson JACKSON, Mlu. UPI-The- Mit• and family vi■ited with relatl vee in ■i�lppl House of Repre1ent1Uve■ Logan, W. Va. over the week end . Thursday approved ;. blll re, Mrs. Velma Taylor of Athens q uiring echool children to .pledf:e spenl Sunday and Monday at her allegiance to the ,tate t1a1 of home here. Ml.saisdppi as well as the United Ora Scarbrough spent Wednes­ States flalii at the opening ot day night with Wilda Lawson of clas1 each mor:,wg. Fairview. PhylH1 Scarbrouah of Parker-.­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winifred burf spent the weekend with her Scarbrough and family. -- ..-- ----· . ' . - ••h ' • .. -� .. ,,. , ;...,. ' • • _.....__ ... • • --: . �- -Highway Projects Moving Ahead Pair Of Firms Join To Win Largest Contract Opened By State CO LUMBUS UPI-Two con tracting firms Joine d lo enter the apparenl low bid on e mult1•m1l lion dollar Daylon highway pro ject the largest contract among bids opened today by lhe Stale Highway Department D�Salvo Conslrur11on Co. o:1nd Penker Com;true11on Co of Cincinn ali en lercd an apparent low $4,189,065 on a t wo.mile sechon of Ohio 4 in Dayton. Th.e state n t imate '\vas $5,017 100 The Dayton Expressway job was one of 1 3 projects, tot a l l ing rs· I more than 10 million dollars on opened whlt·b t he department bids m ih si llth c-ontractlng s1vn or the ye•r. Othcr projet·ts, listed by co D· ty, contrartor , bid and de11ct;,pI t1on include: Jefh•rson Penker Conslructbn Co . C'Jn<·iunati. 5873,64 1 ; construe \Jon of an Ohio 7 overpass in Mmgo Junction, estimate $970,700. Ot tawa · Arth 1r S. Langcnderft'r, · Tuledo , $36�.7:;5; �ix mile re• 1 l ol'at1on of Ohio 579, estimate $4211�. v mon. Union Asphalt Materiah Co , , Ostrand er, $284, 803 ; Widen­ ing and resurfacing 1� miles of Ohio 3 1 near Marysville estimate $33L,000. Auglaize: Frantz Bro1. of Sldney, $128,49�; replacing St. Marya River Bridge on Oh io 179 near Kossuth, estimate $137,300. Jeffer110n : Phillip Skl n ner, Bethesda, $129,660; relocating o ne mile of County Road 77, eatJma te $ 154,000. , St�rk: H. W. Miller & So n , .. av FREDERICK M. W INSHIP Un i r.d p,._ lftt•metlD111I NEW YORK UPI-Th i rty years ago in the La nao Provi n ce of the Philipines one of the grf:lt eru• u.des of moder n tlrru;s-:--and &ome people s.ay the greatest-was be­ ··1 H.A. !/IM.MY'" gun by an American rniulonary from Pennsylvania, Dr. Frank i Laubac h . ,w ,4/rt:> #IS PA� 81:N A., It was in 1930 that Laubllcl) IIAVe' A taugh t the completely illiterate "10#0/'0tY Moros of Lanao to read by de-­ ON l>lfRBY vising a new phoneh� method of Wi..VNERS II'/ instruction based on simple pic­ tur e la nguage readi n g cha�. 7'/lfE 7'RAllr'ER The method was eo errectlve that newly literate Moroi beg.a n teach, CA 7"Ct5ol?X ing their friend, and the "each W17'/{ l!!t5N7" one teac h one" move m en t was FOR 71/E born. FAM!lY, Since the n Laubach has spread the 1ospel of "lightning llterac7" throughout the worl d-Nttina .:OUNTY LEAVUI uo literacy program1 in 65 coun·• Ind. 3 g11mes, Plechaty 612 tiles penonally and supervlei nJ hid. l g11me, Plechaty 215 programs in 31 oth e rs. No o nt Team 3 games Hot Rods 2702 know1 for aure how ma ny per,. Team I game, Hot Rod11 934 sona have lear ned t o read bJ St•nd i ng1 W L Pd. Laubach literacy leaso n t prepared Associated Radio 30 12 ,714 i n 274 la nguages a nd dialecti Landmark 29 13 ,690 but t he eatlmatea ru n In to hun• Hot Hod� 28 1 4 .667 dreds of millions. l!i 27 -�57 Davis-Warner Ouht•ndln1 H11n..nltarl•n Cross & sons 13 29 .310 Cha.pman'9 M11rket . . 1 1 31 .282 Sm,11 wonder that many ,;,:r tbe be11t in lormed peraona tn th• Top THm Bowl•n U n ited Slates con,lder lhle ha nd­ Louk9 1 9 1 200 169 Mo some, vi tal ma n of 78 the c,eat­ Woodard 165 178 1�8 521 whose hu­ est living Am erica n PJechaty 2 1 5 198 109 fl l 2 compare, onl)r h. ma n ltarlsm Murray 184 144 1 1n 485 Albert Schweltzen. But Laubach, Stone 135 108 185 428 ..,1,IGER'& NAR'., E$KI DISABl.1D busier now tha n a t any time in 1 HORSE FINALLY WINS Kirkland l ?O 1155 1 ,o 475 DETROIT UPI-Pitc her Ray his life, Is too bu1y freeing hall HALLANDALE, Fla. UPI-Ne. Thia WMk'• RH u lh grotrere stepped finally n a o N arlcski, suffering rrom a rup- the huma n rai.."t from Uliteracyllot Rodi; 3 Chapman ' s Mk!. 0 lud1:y horseshoe Friday when he L1111ma rll I , Ai;sucinted Ibdio 2 lured di'Sc, he9 be'en plac ed o n w1111 his first ra-cc in three years. Do:1v 1s.warrll'r 3 Cross & Sons u Tlw se11f'n year old horse rom pe<l the 30-day disabled list by the Nut WNk'e Sch�yl• . · · I? Vlf tory I n th e fourt h ev _e nt at Dc 1 roJ 1 1-1gcrs. Cl u b p res1'd en t Cross & s-0ns vs. Lan d ma r k said � �leski wil! be Witt De Bill oI hn1111c a break to U�lrcam u G � Davi9 . wnrncr vs l l ot Hods for six to e1gh i action of rmt this tar 1 1 40 w1nl year, 75 h. 9 ebs • 1111111 ,s \ A!l!l odati•d Radio vs (·.' h ap j last year ll.n(l 24 in 1958. He won weeks.' The righ thimdcr had been M llrk c,1 I last week, hut wu� disquali fied I cou n ted on t his year to ea1:1c tha Season HlgJ11 bullpen problem. am.I placed lust. Ind. 3 l:aml'S, flun11gun 701 ,;.;;......;.;;..;;_;;-;;-;..;;-;;-_..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=, Ind. 1 cumt· , Wai,:ner 278 T1•am J games llol Hods 2702 Team I g.imc / lot Hods 978 Top "5'' Bowlen Avti, W:1�ner 174 Louks 1 73 l'lec-haly 1 72 1-·1a11ag:1n 1 70 McK inley, W. 188 :J. Laubach k n&Wt what we should l be doina and is try ing lo orga n ize j an "army of compassio n " lhat will have the fina ncial backing of ev ery wage-urne r in A merica. started with the He has churcbea asking -that 100 peraons i.n eac h churc h contribute $1 a week to support a t echnleally trained mlHlonary for a year. Eventually be bopet that 40 mil­ lion Amer:lcans will become $1 co nlributon, glvin1 a total of 2 billion dollars annually to support l pro­ an army of 200,000 Am erican ed- 'Lightning Literacy' Program Conducted In 65 Countri� DERBY DANDIES .IUDOl'S _, l'OUNI>-- -Body of Federal Judge W. Lynn Pan1uon lab.own), who di.­ oppeond ""� 26. .. canted t,:, the moriuo 1D Chicago after tt wu found tloat1nl DMI' Na'7 ptu. n, day he dlappeand be eomplabl.ed ot feellnl UL '!'bat WU tht ftnt dq 2n two ytan be didn't 10 to COUit Tbt lut Ileen of him wu when be boarded a tut wblcb took him to thti Drake botel. Before t.hat, bt had wffered a tall &t an un­ darpul and talked of going to the lake. AD intentive ln• Yllt1p.tlon bU been pl'NHd. New Milford. Porta&e County; $1 1 9,700; improving two Ohio 44 mterseclions, eslimate $ 139,:500. Allen: N. A. G . Su nday, Ant• werp $79,58 1 ; replacin1 Ottawa River Bridge near Lafayet te, es­ timate $85,800. Delaware: A. W . Bur ns, Colum­ bus �9.0 1 7; two mile, of resurfac!ng on U. S. 23, 36 an� 42 estimate $81 ,000. Madiaon: UU n ion Aaphalt Materials, Ostra nder; $M,M9, eight miles of resurfacing on coun ty road 1 1, estimate t,8,IJ,000. lnil'Y, 'l'tley are dem.a n dln, ah education an d a ,hare of the good thi nJ• of t hil world. If we do not glve them educa t io n and technlc,.I tralnlng, the Commun• 1sts will. Ruule and China al• ready have rwallowed up hu nd­ reds of mllllon1 ol illiterates a n d embarked on the greateat liter­ acy campaig n ln blstory which already may be 85 to 95 per cent efiective . "Wh.al are we dolnJ l o 7:1.alch their efforts?" JONES the fu n dament.al barrier to gre1SS-to .pauHI for praise. He had however a,reed to in­ t errup t a natiooel lecture tour briefiy for a 30th an niversary dinner in his honor here April 20 sponaored by the embauJ es of • dozeo countries he has 1erved H literacy advisor, by leadina: ehurchraen, educator& and govern ment oftictals. He will tell t hem wbat be told thla corre1po nden t in an interview In his monJr.ishly plain of'Jce-apartmenl: "After all tbe1e years of work, there are Nill 1 .3 billion pirsons in the world who • can not read llld wrlte. The se are the sllent bitlion who are 1lavea of poverty disease and ipolitical and eco no­ mic nplitation by the ruli ng 1 0 per cent-t he educated, By l lr15 if the population explosion and f.llur own apathy toward illiteracy COnti n ue1, there will be more Il­ literates t han there are today. SIient IIIIIM Antrf '"'nl e silent bllllo n are growing \.VA N T A f: [ A U T Y SHOP ? See . . the YELLOW PAGES 1:lr--DaUy Sentinel. Pomeroy -Middleport . 0. April 27. 1960 ucators and technlC'iana abroad. ··u we mobilize this army or compueion, we will in tervene in b i1tory which ii now goin g a&ains t U6, ' ' lie said. "We shall c-ha nge. the course of history.' - • _._ _ ' ._-· ··� ,�i ;��I, � • ...,·I ,.�� •. �. ., •••, , -.; E1win's Gui SerYice -_ ··--•l'llli• lklltanlng pa, ...lon C0,.,.,,7, /llt; OON'1 l'U1 11 011 • • • 111 US 100AYI INC. Morning Star Society News By IRMA I. IHLI Mn. Je• n Jlamm a nd Ml111 Leda Mae Kraeuler alten dcd a home makers mcelinc in Columbua Saturday. Mr, and Mn. Danu Hamm were Sunday dinner GUell.11 of Bertha and Leiter Baily, The rnlval meellnQ held by Rev. Rl�hlaell each oenln& IB well at te nded. L - - ----- Mercy-Asked For Scarberry After on ����Tp�� 11 wa.\ thi11 apil'lt that carried Amerh•ins, .ond thdr Allil-.11, to v-ldory �n 11he Great Wur-�. The THE NEWEST LOOK IN KNIT C. Colllna prombet ·no 11J'ml.� Uce on tihe lcgl.!1- - qu iet heroes conlrlbulin.11 lo th o peacerul placo. i '•!<' : · . j,1 !' .I I For m.t ny, th�lr wartime eauiflccs •till affect I their Uvt11. Oakley C. ColUna ls pledged iO ad­ vatnce ·a,nd iWpport legislation 1.0 b<mofll thh1 . n.1li<>ti' s vct«ans ,of llho Armed Servko.�. Oakley l·.a tlve front In ropl'OiffltJioa the -interests of our fla-h tina: men. H,,.. i,,. ' '.' , u ... ' • 0.kl•r C. Colli.. 1 1aa11: - ,.,. -.. - l<l■o■lloo As­ _.. 1H 110 ....... Colodl, • ••..., ., ... Grult, • Oily $2.99 up • • • : , • ' ia«t'nrs CENTER .. I �� MacGre,or · • ' H� . . , . ... • • • ... - lt JOUI III .. OMo Lqlllas.e, .. lfllll .. Lawn1eti , U-,1 IN ,.., .,.. CtlltJ NIN'Wlllf... 11 11111e ... ,1or. Al Your :C.,.pl� Sport• Store •· w,11ea, I � ' ' . . .... u.. .... . ..... .. ... 1G blll1, lael- AIIU•NU<_, AIIJI. 11.. ....... ... ...- -... ............ \) . .. ..,..... .. ..... ..... c.........1 Tuall•• Qtlell-.., c..nallla. Bfteadull W llffkll, C.■11tree ... Labor. ... aad ...... ... .....,w_ VOTE FOR lUK&d•• I R,pubnc,n .C.nclicltt. for C..-• 1 0th Cong,...lonal District C:.W.. lor Collffll "°"'"'� May Prim1ry ' ' l i-\ ' ... \< .. OAKLEY C. COLLINS •• ••• -• (adniu PrA dM ....... n. s.n- I\� Panther Tourney Grunes Announced By Mr. Knight ;�a.rd�: �II.I '°"''" 81!,�!: �4'- , . · �•. N e18 $15 Fine., Is 5 ' T •1 fnd O f" I Tragedy Bari Kari Ceremony Wipes Out Entire Family Rash OI Flat Tires Highway Chief Sees Two More -"•fol !�12.��Ro��.�:�= :��rg:1��-��� :i'��: Hardly Time For A Good Cigar OAKLEY C. COLLINS ClulJ I, :J· er-=.u., 2 New Suits Filed I t F \ Iii, qualilicof1on, ol . . .. . ..... .. ln■lo■ (LI_.. sands Salute ·ern B oys A! Banquet 'drownil>f ,, pursull3 of a world Lh oy helped lo mako III bet ter ■•--•--- --• K At the Battle of the Bu lge to the-Jr ltome.i. , may be your ooxt�oor nc,fghbors SPORT SHIRTS i W ILLIAMS men who made tlhlli t)Q,4tiible and who rl'lLH,11ed Examination Given 18 P.upils At Rutland High 1� Follow Results ...,if---'-----=--'-- R�.&p 1 · · · Saturday-- . -Niibt Announcied . A The General said nuts Mrs. Vl,ta �·rank or Flalwood.s WH vitilln& thi1 week end with Mrs. Berlha llolter and ■ttt! nded church ,enk�•Mn. Minnie Scott of Sugar Grove waa calllnl on frie nd• here recently. Mn. Mary Lou Ihle anh1te d wllh the rumma&e ule lor t he Ea1lern Star of Raci ne held at Pomaro7 )'riday and S11lurday. Area Riding Clubs Help In, Election Party '( • Jaycees To Help Public w ith Me1gs Staging • Event l'II/' t, 1:iight ■ l °" Karr's Barber Shop In Pomercy "MICK" I_ .....,,, ., _ .... _, ltw .. ...,.... ..,_ ,..._...,...... Ar- By CofftJre8S rt' G "O S I M A N D MOVED 1'0 - .._ Ill •.....,..... Hltlt ...., ...,.,. wt MASON, W. VA. I Have Closed My Bo rber Shop I n Middleport POINT CLEAH, Ala. UPI-The numerul- markerl flags on eaeh green or the eKdusi11e Lakewood G·olf C<H1rsl' IH1 rr- h a ve hC'eu rc­ plal' Ctl h)' ConfedC'rll tC battle flags in what ch1h oHidal8 today call- G·(Veft support T� HOGG & ZUSPAN OltJlt; •••••,. ..., .._, - Prioky, IIOI - Sherifi 'Rooert Hartenbaeb tooo, · waa asll:ed by Tbe Dally SenU,el -� for 1he annuaI Jaycee Horse lans were compI eted t••· . t o oe<:ept the •h•irmanohip of • �W, an event whitb attracts hundreds of visitors to Meigs Tit. Dally s.ntinel, will -,onf und to aid the White family. COUnty'& fairgrounds, ao relato · g accordin 11,e famllY, r •n .t.ct'°'1 ,.,..ty- etectt.n IM, WALDO Eigh teen Rutand Hil,h Scllool The point 8bow for lhe Ohio Valley Horse Show Assoc . is • � with • pvlolic ••• •• Uveo. le in fiuneiol dittress ond le 1tudenta look a United State• run,, e publk ttt. ti" to �•Y•'-' oblll•Com• of co,sponsored by the Meigs County Junior Chamber uliable to meet the heavy Th• eppalnhMnt of Robert u WAS Civil Service f!uminatlon at the ING TON UPl-11:embe a m ce and the Meio.,. Count Riding Club. May 1 5 has been ni119 MCAV11t of alactlan Nf rM H tioe, the injury to the child has 1. Waldo a, A.Hlltfflt Tl'ffsur..- of congre .,,. r sc h ool Wed n esday administered 11 rallled •-n1 �--�1to WIUlo 1 m R. a ounced as the date. with ' ay 22 as "rain date." c... . .we I•ther, a� ..,_.., ...• ■nI. or'-"'I -• upon them. at Colllf'MV1 1M SoutMrn Ohkt Conn_ole'a i _____ .. ocl by Cecil A. Cooley of the Athena defense today t after y .--· un • a uoc: • � trad h d •·•n a , e El.ctrlc C°"'"ny ••• tod•Y • Pr ident elve daues will compete for I m a ne and tail; We,tem Pleasure 1ron-wtr&er 11Y Branch, csc. Eiaenb.o we •iJnounc r es ed The .i.c:tMNt repert will .. llin t prior to i Presiden u 18 month UPl-ActlnJ on ry M. c.d by H UI•, for SEOUL er s M e mployed noun Jenne 1 nd horse, Western Pleaaur� pony u nbe would n ot be reappointed to w i h Judge B rt I t beginning bis pre,ent employme nt Huh Chung formed a new care- PmlCMnt. tem Cbild en. both der 48", E nglish fh, e-Judge Fifteen took the 1tenograph1Jim "" ited horse, prHMltlld with th. CODp9ra ian lhe � Feder al Power Comm -lltion --n..,... 19111 .nvaa - typist te t, bei ne of ---• of c --1 ompa t ay o w pe e od •1 •I •·•in n,y · &Iker government t aa.. C w ith th e N ICa. and West ern stock horse. bf'. mhent, Ohio. Jean Chapman, ■ (FPC.) about two months 110. t the fhud and corruption Also, Weatern Pleasure pony, Mrs. l>orath,- Joh-..,••• cl.tl,. Paulene Gibson, Dorothy Hysell, e clauea are Weater11 LHd•in . Eng)l1h three-gaited, full 48" to 56", Tennea&ee walki ng •nd AINf't Glaedmer. aMi Slant Linda Hal2y, During this perlod Of 11.QetDP101- of tbe Rhee regime In • nati�n Eisenhower told hll , newa conRose Jacki, Carol z ment, th e collple had been forced shocked. by th e mass suicide of barren race, clerk. Ledlie, Llnda Lee. Elioat MUIM!r, ference Wedneaday he could find h orse, Clover Leaf A public acWrwu &yat.m will Margorie Priddy. Carolyn Rob■on , 1 English Pleuure bone, Western to tell their hoUMlhold ioods and Vice Pre,id ent-e)ect Lee Ki Poong a better man for the po,t. Con• leave Pomeroy to .eek employment and hie family. nole, a 37-year-old CoD.Qecticut at• Western Trail be provided by Harry Mitlff of Irene Searles, Judith Slawter, horse, and Show 1 · Wanda Tacke tt, S ndra TilliJ and Hu h , known as a man of d eep Mr. Whne WH un■ucce11ful In tbia torney, complete, hla tint fivehorse, under which there are these the Auociatlld a..dlo. a •nd 11turned to Pomeroy last De� hone,ty, called o n t he ne w cabi· tlectlon Patty Young. hNdqua,._,.. three. gaited tln11I Englis h divWona : year tenn on the FP,C. in Jun!:. cember. The family Jived wi t h rel•• net "to wipe · out mea:alitiea, Thr-ee took a eleri:-typiat test, Eiaenbower•a.�.uteJlent brou,ht horse, 1rullved mane and tail, road- niaht will ... 5n fM con'-""« rUvea unUl Mr. White bega n . his recularities, cortuptlon and con• ster pony, 50'' and und er, and pa- room at thti ASC offia, la p.,.._ and were Esta Blackwood, Dottie immediate protall fri,Jh conarea I ,.oy provided wtfh tlM COIDIIIW• present -job. Thf!Y bad rtcently re- fusion deeply accumulated" b)' rade hone . men who consider Conno Lucas and Clara Hysell. tl WASHINGTON UPI - Th e Ar- moat consumer-minded Jili le lbe on of �rt · (Pm) Shi..... aumed h ouaekeepin, In the apart• th e ad ml n i1tration of Syngman horses or ing extra, d ri In club The test lasred 3½: houn. I n 1ver . ment where the accident occurred. Rhee which ended in nea r dla- 1 rny suceesefully f�rec,I i_ll powerful j to aerve 0� the comm ission. Con• . poniea may be entered by 4-H club �. P.-:ind r..-orb will N 1INn . Nike Zeus a nt1-m1ss1le mi.Aile nole has Heen criticiz Sheriff Hart.enbach, in agreeln& grace after a wave of violence . memben in junior honema nship ed m the · e rgrou flnt t n for he d from d u e n hat friends t s, n fa etUma d 1111d nipidly as tMY a,. ncah,. s on1, 1 80 contrjbuti t,e to accept, in a no poin t or c 111 eontest. paet by the gaa ind st Sv � Hub 11poke of the "evil prac- tim e today at the Whlte Sande ' t•bu letN by th• •IKt'end !15, aupporters the East of ern u except all the family needs immediate aid II ctasse11 fe e s Entry for ed Co rt l m 1 o e Ran ge In New Mexico. th gularltles i d an 1 e tic rd . Loud .,,.....,.. r m e boa b woricen n athletic l he w hoo atpro 50 p-am the father had only $10 . Connole , a po I ica J i n d ependent Sc pony and 4-H are $1. while pony will WhiN tt. effi. · placff .bt ' o • . tANled the school's annual banc es I d . uented . two ma . or ph tr h I.It Pomeroy TUeaday eveninl *"- pa1t ID4 called In 1ix indepeni 1 d 4 H f ee A n ann ou ncem en t here s.ald t he .1 FPC decidenb -t<>' he lp him forse a gov ern <ft If the WNther 1, fair and •� J tetball ::d nb bons a�e l or football an d baa be at th e child 's · · balside . huge misaile, packing 450,000 lbs �1o�a . favo:1ng gas produ cen. The a(lete& Wednesday night where Clubs in t he associat •,on are the in siff thti court room if Mt. mother w ho expeCUI anoth� child ment that would bri ng democracy i ons ater were o erru ed b o agal n s The,. will be no Nl epMM t ( thrust In lta first stag e, l'Oared .�•� � l )I Ji oa soon V:ent to Columbus yesterday. to South Korea, guard asaist ch Bob nt football c Mei gs County Ri din ll' Club, �om• e upreme Court which aupport• an e.s.t. from . m aloft at a. 9:50 of system a d n ism e and Commun a � as spe was the aker. The hospital expenae the sheriff eroy, Alba ny Ridin g Club, Albany; .-. il a bfe. ed onnole'i stand· underground "cell" or "tllo." -------. terror police PQmeroy'a Panlhera, the hotte.llt � esented E:ucutlve J. per by $ H e ad h�n t e 100 mor Gallia County Ridi ng Club, Galli• pointed out is on nol e expre d bewilde t e e dumTb te.tt carried I rock cat,i,net he new t of t en thi � Appointm ng in the SEOAL Cius AA dia­ r S. -»,vi.s, Coach a Kappa1 n gave ; Club, e rview New d ay with the coat of the opera tion Ridi polis n Riv g �Ke an<i warhE'ttd. ment at E iaenhower s confU'JJJa• �tetestin g talk on w h at a boy Haven ; Saddle &. Sirloin Riding Teacber'8 Name W88 mopd rue with a 7-0 1trinc, will on the child Tueada.y estimated at baa ont, major and immediate ef- � !MfCO� on ti of re port, be -would not be Five prev1out ' Ze us firing have open sectional tourname nt play a t must do today to become a cap- Club, Gallipolis; Ja-Vin Riding tnare than $1 ,000. Sheriff Harten- feet: It restores the flow o f U. S. appointed . On,itted From n n ducted from the surface, Q C . bee 1b tempotar c aid, halted economi Belpre, May 9, Athletic Dtrector abi,, .at htete. He also 1trongty ad· Club, Well.!llon ; Blenn erh asse tt bath Wed that contrlbution1 be The name of Mra. Harold Sauer Howard - Knight aaid today. succes1l� lly. thr:ee �hem 0� recon�tnu: o n Korea bad because h . th at "sc ool omes firal, mailed He or sai d In I statement, "I have \'lai4 . -c Boots and Saddle Club, Belpre, and was un intentionally omitted Crom ttnn to him petaanatly The fmng was the first d isclo- never know lion minister. U. S. m!litary aid H they beat Belpre the Pa nthen n the reason for this athletics second." Ele1mor Ridi ng Club, Eleanor, W. a rece n tly publis hed lial of teac h• to bill at Pomeroy, sure . the Zeus may be , de1,1loyed decision n • •ha d not been intertupted. will be at Athena U.y 1 1 . In the , or who v mad it.' e e H ' .i._ the Northwestern Local bottom bracket Logan and irlariet. ers in . uwoduced and m1ki� remarks ;.h --------underground, but the Army said described Kathy sue WH playing on the as creditabl e h is per• e aasocia Uon we1com Sc hool District reh ired fM the ta meel at Lo11n May IJ with the wBql, Principal O. C. Bibbee, Carl pre liminary test1 to realize this formance back porch of her h ome about Ci_waretle Li cense& �� /�� o n the FPC. e olhe� _ horse: owner and 1960--61 sc hool year. Barnhart, president of the East• obJedJve had been i n progre11 for nOOQ · Tueaday II he r mother waa win ner tangling •itb: Lancatter on ,.,, Se n, Preacott partmpat e ID th e s h ow. oo ' ·-Co -Sc Bu1h (R nn.) .. _ D · I a ay O D e al h rd I a on,: wa, e h d . eane tt Sh l d clothes. banaiftl May 1 1 . Bradl:et WUlJlerS meet on- ' � .. · \Vho m�de the orl &fnal recom- _,,.;.� Refres h Ena:ments will be barbecued Mrs. Sauer is bead of the • u•rliD •..., Cigarette lleenae1 will, Jo .on Bob .. -------. nd ....... --afn•t a porch rallin• and two �ay 13 at the top bracket winner'• me dat ion ft"ir hiI eppomtment d O at h ick .!w'coal h t d d n .. � High c oCS, an ent Rutla e n , departm li1b · llffl!ltte c Ton Ge eeei of the ralllng came looae al- aale at the county audi tor a office nd. diamo l 7 e ive School, and in addition to tea hln tl,lnu. . n\ qi •�_liO. .,.ld bli w!' "dil,_ · : l � • 41adllno'.{Ofo. lM· IIUI'• (' 'irial be< \11 ,�...�t 1_1oy l wllh i '°"therl,...boll �llao ltalr, _ · : �Ibo ;..-., fttd' oophomoru, boPed a .con:riit: At e, BootMa -.u preeented Enclll� ;,,. onto; cliftcrlle sideWati below. · ebalfl ,dl he MW lfcente, May_ 22-, teams eompelt, ' Iii-"' nament tht-se 1w all librari as seniors d n a • serve/I d replaee 8 ·• to · 1h� -e � 06 •-• GG.Nlon ·C qualllle " m,nt but had t,, leave eorly cou ntY a ud itor · aldwell' u•v\llut She �a• "'-· ey, Portsmouth. Jlin­ casvllle Val l wo the $Chool. • The d,·nne·• was ,en� -:•• by mo- ·Reddess Operation A ncord hop sponsored by the wh be named_ , prefe rably from General Hospital and rushed lo , u.id tQdll)'. The Ucensc CMLI $25 ford, Portsmouth W-1 . .and. J:tlt. · th e gas-co n n sumi g area of the thers of lhe players and cbeer Pomeroy -Band Boosters will be Costs , and LucuYille Nortbweat. 1h18 the·children's Ho•pital ln the aber- a�d inust be dl1played wh� ever norlh e ast. hel� at_ the Pomeroy Ju nior High are ,old. leaders. The players presen ted Charles Schuler, Rutland, wu L.i ........ .,e winner in that balf will meet the Issued J. ltf'1 cruiser i n a race tor IUe in ctgaretlea --- -----~•aa a.ud i torlUJU SaturdaY, April 30, O..tmid FPC Probe their coaches each with a· se t of fined $1 5 a nd costa after bein g winner of the Po1J1eroy et. al. hall which 0Uicial1 · and emergency n Tho J. as Dodd (D.Co nn.) euH links a nd a belt 7 : 3o to l l p, m., with Blll Miller m r , To Meet found guilty lo a charge o( reekIn Probate Court the followiQg week for t he diitrict aquad memben alonir the way co- County ca led Co n le a l providing the rccords, � 0: OO per cent The coaches awarded foot ball l e ss operation in a hearing before A marriage lice nse was iasued in Litle. operated. Deputy Kenneth Grovp 1 m ) I Ori an · ay There will be a cakewalk, door �� �:°rn issioner and . d ema nded letters to Bill Durst, who was Mayor Charl Leg.er yeste rday Probate Court tbis morning to es er and Pomeroy emergency squad • ow w hat was beband the deh t e igs Cou n ty l 'arent Te ach- prizes and refresh ments. M elected honorary captai n for · the noon � Donald J. Terma n , 22, !ltock clerk, SELL OFF IXTENMD · member Olan Goodwin , wlLh the cmon to replace h im, --�----en A.uociatlon will hold II meetgrid season latt ' fall, and Ron ! Schuler had entered a plea of Columbus, a nd Bet ty Sellers, 20. child's gra nda th@r, raced . t he child NEW YORK UPI-Stoeb ex• ns May 8 at t he PorUand Gf'lde In Pittsburgh, Mayor Joseph M. �wdery, Li ndse _ Y Lyons, Douglas not guilty to th e charge brought daughter of Mr. and iltn. Richard tended Wednesday's · late teli off to near Logan where a flat hre iSchool STARTS WORK starting at 7:30 p. m . The �•• · Cheva- by Patrolman George Hicks. . Barr praised Coon ole . He said the Cire ie, Dave R1ggs, Ze n ilb Bu,; Sellers, Portla nd . "•h liy at the opening t-.,-. m ade it nece11aary to tran1Ier to Wilson of r Dorinda e daught pu blic lll invited · . --- -------------------- -------------Leo lier, Davi1, Dave Nick ard, n m er a n ambulance, n i11io "praetlcaily single• Mrs. Norma Wilso n , East Main l..'O m The gra ndfath er, John Bolin, MIIGS OINI RAL HOSPI TAL st., has stir�d work in the Porn- handedly d uring his lice )'ears . . . Ray Cole man , La:wr encc Ha&�· Pomeroy, said . that lillle hope WAI Otean UrfflOI $ n lnQ Admitted : Katie Becht, Miner• 1 eroy mayor's office, temporarily , h_a& �orted for effe ctive reguJa- gen, Kenn eth Riden our, Melvin Ballard, Rog er Rose, H enry H�nsh eld for the chlld'1 rec-overy but vill e . replaci ng Mrs. April Smit h aa lion1. • he i wu told by the •ur1eon who R1p. K... H-.chlff (D-W . Ye,) ley, Roger �tarcher, Gar,- Smith, Dismisaed: None. . secretary to Mayor Ciarle6 Legar. Y a># Nn•ncl his cltmand for Elton Ritchie and ma nagers Tom ---------------_ lh•t if �� performed the operttion she coW.d be kept alive three d1ya en ht'l'Ntlptlon of the FPC, Summerfield and Larry Bailey. Cheerleader l etters went to 1he bad a chince for recovery. H• ICCVNCI the cammiaalan of Barbara J-lill, f•lllnt "'ta lift e flnlff'• to Janet C.a ldwell, SEOUL UPI-Lee Ki Poong, th•r KMt! Woolc with one Na. dency of Forei,1:n Minister HIIII Peggy Hasbargen and Pa tty Mc- the form er vice pre,ident-elect In "ch from hie ..45-calli.r Chu ng. Only sciittered incidenb i.tln9 down. 911 r•tN. Grath. w ho assumed "fin al responsibili- Army autotMtlc, th11n tvfflN of anti-govern ment activity wue Bask etball vanity · a,hrds were tr'" for re�nt turmoil in the Re- 1M reported today, none reaultin1 in on hlmulf. t made lo Ron Cowd ery, elected public of lt1)1'81\, died with his He committed 1uicide with a bloodshed. honorary .captain for the :past entire famil:t 11t dawn today in a bullet in h is abdomen and a nwu Rhee himielf wildly cheer• season and Larry Collln1, Cbarlet ma1s suicide pact reclllling t he other ln bis brain. ed by crowds maned in the CoJiins, Randall Powell, Ed Har• Japa ne-ae tradition of hara-k.iri ' ttreets when he left the preaidenTregk: Lallt Ad S tung, Bill Durst, Nick Leonard (ceremo nial :suicide). Tne dealh of the Lees was ex· tial ma nsion at 2:35 p. m. at lea,t and Zenith Chevalier an d manag­ Al• �!� eo�!� The (amily gathered I n a 1ec- · pected to ·provide a tragic last temporarily ending hit tz.yeU ers Ralph Giffen and Dave Chad­ retary'l! aJ)flrtment at the pre1i- act to South Korea's "studen t publie career. fred Sear-berry, 4J, w11 convicted have two more days of tire worry, Oscar Weber, Meigs county ofCice. John 0. Lamb.er!. Roule I. well. News of the Lees' deaths dia.­ dential mansion to fate its chosen revolution" which forced Rhee to Wednudl,V of •lint dep,,e murder state highway superintendent, said toclay. has filed an action Reserve awards were made to execuhon er---.'lnd Lt. Kang Suk, resign and terminated Lee's poli- rupted lh e NElfon.al A&aembly aea-­ with a reeommendailon oC mercy A rash of fiat tires caused by the penetration of limestone Rutland, of through t�e tires bas broug llt many complaints the last week •&•Inst Bradford Maag . Mlnen­ Terry Swartz, Gerald summerfi■ld Lec'1 elder son and the adopted t ical career. Tbe re,olt grew from 9ion which was lo have accepted In u., Dee. 12, · 1"D, , ville, for money on ly i n the Joe Bahr, Virgil Ho1Jln1er, Bon 1Dn uf ex-President Syngman charges that Lee's election to the Rhee's re1ignalion. Many aueQl• ... b� two aona. , . . Mr. Weber said. Cashdollar, Richard Fick, Tom Rhee!. vice presidency last March 1 5 w11 . blymen, even lhote who had been The JUI')' dellbera� tw� houn .Both Rollte 124 and Route 838 county. Mr. Weber �ld today amount of $212,82. 1 1 Lee'11 opponents., bunt into tean 'In another action , Jose ph a nd Fi tch, Jim Caldwell, Ray Cole• At 5:55 •· m. Kent o,-nN rigged. and 50 minute ■ betOr,e returnin1 ,uttered heavy weather damaie that an Inve.allgation at the fill• a Leah Pelton ma n , Bob Powell, Lawrance lfa at the news. e ­ th to ing n have retur d was file Peace mothsuit fett..r, hl1 klllN He 11,.. . dilcloaed area ve ict the mar ■ta.Uona o e ■ inJ l In t nc l) ot the durinl tbe -winter and 1 1811 eoal rd ; H Doze111 of lawmaken went to •r Merl• and his � bro- country under the acting presifew Um� in Ohio hl1tory. In which of tat covered b'y the limestone that Urea found penetrated by ■.a ainst Ad olph E. and Loretta M. bargen and Da nn y Bowen. s, Saele n g for an th e presidential mansion. where n i · account d an • person h11 been �.bvlet�d Of Is belnl applied fro m Minenvtl le the . Umeatone have been mostly Lee had sought refuge from mobs fin\ d•INt murdet withi>at . • lo · Portland. The ro poln on lh•· older tire, withoul Ille retilienoe tno ney. vowing to kUI him, to pay their body. road from Racine to Portlan d hi• ot new rubber. t .. last respects. Qece1s The bod.lea of 'D�vld Lee SW'- been completed with one .side of ary More Contribntiom Thie Nil coating is Rh,ee, himself in tears, reluled , mont d inted 1, h en th e road, be . nit berry JO t1 ari K , 2 · e road from Racine to M inera- � - �' ..d 'l)O ' ) 1J.at�.. ff08p1bi IJ.l: to see any caller• except Huh . or .... le om lhot arber lim11tone of the ed accu ilid \IUt. . be W !I Hl "' U s e vil l)I .,. . $c l sti be wb led, r. e r and u. S. Ambassador Walter P. _ Add!Uo(\al geneno111 �ntrlbuclrownin& by Jumpihr; into tbe uld. 'l'be �ob should be cOmpJet- In, uaed is the same II baa been ?.kCona,hy. Uttle Scioio RiYer wi� . them un- ed- wtthln the next two days, he uaed In the .past for thl•· type of h on1 to tht fund for the Meiea · The Annual Spriq: Concert Shirley McKe lvey wiU be accom• _Roberta Kraeuler, Terry Bradford, repair. He expressed hit regret County Campaign CommiUee for der lul lftll1, have not been re- reported. The Lees dressed simply for Memorial ffbapital of the Racine :kia:h School girls' panisll. Th e concert is under the Lin da Roush and Carme n Salser. covered. for the Inconvenience that has a Vetera.nt' , their rendezvous with death. yway n A Well. Bones', " "Dry " The Meip Count7 1hertfr1 of, been 01u11d to the motorists. ha! been received from the Kro- glee club and mixed g-lee club direction of Mrs. Richard Lee. However, the lndtana Crime The 63-y,ear-oJd, U. S.-educated '"Battle Hymn of the Republic'• by The program i.a u follows : Laboratory at Jndla napoll.s 11 at- flee report& that they h ave ' te· After the tar hH 1et the lime• 1er Company and t h e Imperial ll'Ui be presented Friday evening former vice praide nt-elect wore the the Mixed Chorus. "Arou nd "Oklahoma", temPtina: to Identify the body of ce!lved 38 complaint, of flat tlrea stone will no lona:er be picked Electric Co., Edison Hobste tter at 8 o'clock al the high achoo) a white dress ahh1 a nd gru silver • with ee fr is Admission chairman, said today. auditorium. Jocelyn Taylor and Wor,ld " a nd "The Happy W..ndcra b()y ,foun,I Jn t�e Ohio ru.ver 11,1 fro� the eastern section of the up, be aald. ofreri ng to be taken at t he door. trousers. His wife donned a flow­ ---· ------- ------------------er" by th e Mixed Chorus. week. dn!11. ing traditional Korean "The Man I Love " Jung by Scarberrj, Of" SciotovWe, had Kang Suk wore hia army unlfOJ'lllt Barbara Clela nd. Billie Cundiff. pleaded Innocent by ,euon of In· and Kang Wook ha d o n brown .Shirley Norris, Kathryn Powell, unlt,: Tbe ;tury'a mei:ey retomtrousen and a gra, jacket Karen Ours, Rita Mlller, Lois Armelidation make■ a lift aentence The family ,sat together on a nott, Miriam SmJth and Sue Cir· mandatory. small eout"h to ,face thf! end. On Lee's lap lay copies of Tuesday'■ •'�:Till There Wa, You", "O h. n ewspaper, reporting demands tor . l ncludina landi ng operations, What I Beau tirul Momin '," and WASHINGTON UPI - Tbe Air • nautlca and Space Admini1tration orbit the earth carryi n g: bomb• Rhee •, res_i,n ation ond denoune• \.,II[' _ � · � ,- .' . Force, punu ln& Ill role •• the fu• (NASA). Mercury calls for rock- whic:h could be dropped on com· the projec:ted ship could travel "The Green Cathedral" by the mg Lee himseu. from � Angeles to New York in Girls Glee C1ub. Lure U, S. 1paee force, r111hed etin1 1 man In to space In a cap,, ma nd from earth stations. UPIFRANCISCO SAN lllr..:.l_..1. "The Whiffenpoof Song" su ng French plan1 todey for produci ng a man- 1ule mounted on .an Atlas ml11ile. -It coUld be used a1 au inter• about 20 mi nutes, or from New '-""JUI President Charles de ned 1pece craft wllh II wide nri- Hia reentry into the atmoaphere conti nental guided mlulle, which York to M09COw In a little more by Joyce Carson, Louise Fisher, Gaull e ends his two.day visit In Rut h Wi n ge tt, Patsy Price, Sara- l�e San Francisco �ay area today .I.I ety of military uses. would be controlled from the would follow a devloua rat her than a half an hour. r.,ii Ir the ship decided to pus up delle R�s and Rebecca Toney. Known II D)'na Soar, I.be space ground and the capsule would be tha n pred iclable path to lta tar, with a tour �f the Hewlett-Pack, Under Safety � ' to get lnt_o a stop, or wu u n abl e "Gay '90 s Fa n tasy" sung by on A wrect the HIPPY Rollow vehicle will ctimbln'e the ballistic let down gently on a parachute. get. ard Electronics Co.� a nd the I WASHINGTON UPJ-11l.e SeD . · il · or helnun1Jy . to could BarCircle, Joyce n _ airport, the pllot a Norrb, irley h S � Experts1conslder- tht D)' na Soar e - ,t four . o'dcct yeatftdQ mlllUe. ancl the airplane in a ma• ex• is ct The Dyna Soar proj Stanford Univer6ity M edical Cen• ate has voled overw I make thousa nds . of amall, famiJ.y. aftelnoon WH inve,tigate4 by the neuverible machine that can put ml)' i.e abl'e to peHorm these mili • peeled to resul t i n a flying ma • twice around . the world a nd ah ll bara Clela'nd, Ruth Wln&ett, Car- ter at Palo Alto. - o�rated coal mmes abide by fedland dur�ng t he ume f�ren oon. men Salser, Roberta Kr.acuter, Sue lhertfr1 offl,ce �Ith the dr:lver of , man Into orbit and lt!t him ian'd. tut rqlet in the la.le 1960'•: chi ne by about mid-1964. The French leader, h is wife eral 6afety sta ndards. Tn orb1&;. i� speed will be the Circle, Bob McNickle, Bob F.t81ngthe ear .� •PP.Ml" In County Court i'outlnelf on )aJ1e ■Ir baHL -A f'eeODtlal.u.ln.O! ahJp located Yvonne and t heir party lhe n will It pasiied, 80-4, Wedneaday and The experimental ven;iQ.n will usual 18.000 miles a n hour, taki ng ton anil Rola nd Sayre . The, Alr Fcl'C!e Wednesday an- . with �a ithic equlpmeni and Lart,, , Wyatt, Rutland, drlvlnl "Chimes of Spri ng", "Whlaper­ fly to New Orleans for the next 1e nt to the Houae a bill which �t .1 hflb, r��e of apeed, cruhed nodnced the badl, kept aecret lnfra.-�d sen1in1 device� to. de- be a win ged glider, designed to it arou nd the earth i n an hour into • tree, turned al'O\lnd ln the that the Boein1 Alfplane CO,, �- �: ert.emy . m,iuJJe lauricbingt and resist temperature, or 2,00()lde- and a half. Bdl when the Ahip 11 i ng" "People Will Say We're In stnp of their lour of the U n !Led would place 9,374 coal �ines, em­ ,.. ploying 14 or fewer peraom. ungreu on reentering the atmo■- gliding in the atmosphere, the Love'' (eolo by Barbara Clela nd); States, ro11d �d ttruct • 1 tele�one ji(N:1 , a,U., Wuh 1; h41 &.en ordered to oqaer actlv)tiea: De Gaulle, responding to a tu- der the jurisdiction of the Coal -A i11 tellltf, jQ.terceptor and aat• phere. I,t will be boos ted Into average speed may be cu t to ''Love i.s a Many Splendored and � lo the acaidtal repor\: IO ahead wJtb '1dllllp Thin&" sung by t he Girls• Glee mulluou11 welcome in San Fran• Mine Safety Act of 195a Tbe �Ur■ off� bj �nd te■ttna: " Jookin• totraril ·enne �pectof. Jt could eumine apace by a Titan Interconti nental 8,000 mlle1 a n hour. filed · clseo, told 4,000 guests at a for- ' small operation■, known a.a Tl.ti• Club. canhuetion of uperimental Dy- objecf,i In apace to ■ee whe&her balllltlc mialle. DePIJIY Haward J'rW. cipal n pri The 1lide will be t he • Prayer from •·Hansel and Gre- mal dinner Wednesday ni gh t that I mines, were exempted whm 'l1ie cu, wts .beawily -dtmaced na So,n. tlle)" were Jriend or · fOfl, and NO.CIG,A.R TIME flying factor. on a trip from and te,1epbone and elemlf? 1rirea .,:: Alt F�ce tp.ace ■hip la a could 'afllled to neutralise or ,Even on lon1 trips in the l)y na- Loa Ana:eles to New York, the tel'' "Moonglow" by Su e ftlu c:t , the day.s have pasaed wbeo cer- the original act Wat payed. 'Ille depanin f1o:m the . Mer- dlNnn enemy space vehicle,. · t� from the pole • a neaf&J Soar, then mlgbt not be time to ship' t,ouJl!I be letting down mo,t Joyce Circle, Carolyn Vanlleta, tain countriet can "enrt their bill waa · backed &y the �• traUon. • .,.• ' 1 DoNthy Circle, Joyce Gloeel<Jler, autborit)' on othen." weN l4ra ,..._, eu,:y ftole<I of· lhe N1Uoital Aflf" ,...Ai, • piloUeu vehicle, it could llniah a aood cl&or. nf the wa,. . .. -'I- White * N-- 4IOI019 NOTICE! - • Connole Is From CeII At I conoN IOYALTY - Th• Queell and Kini of Cotton, Loul.. Orumo ' and Frank Nortleet, ■t&nd ready Ln lh�r royal robe• bl Mompl'II•, TeM, They wlll nip over the Memphl■ Cottcm Ci,.mt.. val May 10..16. _____ ____ I ens F•Jred IIUJ la applJ , 1'fle WEA'(IIER Classes .A�pnud For Annual Horse • C9rrupbon fdol la ,.,....,,.,. . .... MATERIALS, . Huh Calls For w•1pmtr • l' Out .. .__6',l•,plil;r BPS e nt1n e Pomeroy-Middleport, O!ilO, �ay, April 28, 1980 y The condition of KathY Sue White, 17-montb-old Pomero k uU • multiple a with Columbu Hospflai ·• llirl In Children 1 lractms sUll remained cntical at noon today wllh 110 Im· provement reported by officials at the bo1pltal. The fetber apl_tal White, are •t the ho and mother Mr. and Mrs, David·---'----- · with the cbild. • I ,..,...._...re,_ ... """•· lo­ lo• _......,....... ,.,. • ,.... ""' ,.,. •PIii"' * "-......... * al y' •For Critically Injured Girl Ph- WY,1-3914 Corner 2nd & Rutland Stt.. Mlddl�, Oh io • • Dniotetl To l'he lat.erens Sh:;;::ttept Mooey Aid I L I M I T E D T I M E S A L E· Phone SP-3-5554 ...... ___.., ' . I(, "°"" ■--orW NO. 1 1 FIRST QUALITY, HOUSE PAINT .,.,,.,,,.,_ tfll. H01Pllal Bond � . • . Tbl» Ia sometblng - H!l"IY md our people pt/ • e - Por Melg1 Counly'1 Voter­ MAKE A DA TE TO "LUBR ICATE" A• Adl,lltlHd /,i lOOll * .. • Vote , I ' , I .. ' '' ,, • > "-- Hi Tree, Pole,. , IJ, 1'1ectn · •c u De Gaulle Ends Pacific Visit w· d e Var1et. y Of Mil.rtary. lJses I c· With 1ty Tours w:·•es • i,• lie . - . .. ,,,, ., . I S1nall Mines Placed I . la �• ·' ' - s I Dyna :oar MaY Be Sed For · e Glee Clubs . . · g Concert Of Racm Annual Sp'rm · g At E•·ght Will Be Prts4tnted Fn·day Evemn • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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