https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/400f08f252ba6294120e69a73b3b7a2e.pdf e0d41d469ec9b493505bd0ff3c54ea57 PDF Text Text .. ' . •' 4 .. •, � � .. " . � - .. .... I ::W-•---":"�:':'=; MEIGS THEATRE \T 12-Dally Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 3, 196 1 / House Cleaning Sa le ... Elberfelds In Pomeroy I Dinrn,r l• Gi11en Son & Hu family ,._,.wuy , Ohio TONIGHT & THU RSD AY Mr a:nd Mrs John Bryan en- 1 tertained with a family dinner at I lheir hq,ne tn Middleport U1 honor of theh 600 and d.aughter-ml1:1w. Mr. and .\fr• Tf'd H r y a n whose marna gt> 1,1 as J.n evt>nl of NOT OPEN ,alOAY & SAT URD AY MAY S-6 f "'T HI W I ZARD OF BAGHD AD " (Tec hnicolor 1 Dick Shawn _ Dian e Bakn las1 month "FOR THE LOVE OF MI K E"' ' Oth e rs p reM"nl wen· Mr il nd (Tec hnicolor i Mrs Fred George and rhildren, Richard Basehart. Stu En.·m SUN ., MON ., TUE S. "THE SUND OWN ERS" Rex A llen d;·t·n Albert . Oanny, l'hnstme and Donnie Tommv, di' anii the Bry<m� · otht'r l"htl- (Techn i color) Robert Mitchu m Debor ah Kerr and Peter Ustmov - Admi.ss ion: 60c and JOc TONI GHT FAM ILY NIGH T Mel Torme Jack Lord DRAG ON" A LIKE K "WAL - also Cornet Wilde , Debra Paget ''THE ADVE NTURE S OF OMAR KHAYY AM" ALSO CARTOON rose or black. Washable fabric. !,t .,.�_ :�•,_,f' This Sunday t>venmg �fr a n d Mrs Enlow Grubbs of Glou�le r will be at tht• worship !it>rvice of the M iddleport Churt· h ot Christ lo show f'Olored slides of the Miss;onao� wo,k b,•ing done '" Sooth• 1 ern Hhot.!es 1a, Africa, by the1r 1 I son , DLvid, and hi s family . I I Th• " iddlepod chu,ch particl• I pated in financing thi� work with I contributions lo the C,rubbs fam, . ily :n Afr ica. I T�• Picture List.cl First It Shown At Dusk On I.ch Prqram. Solid and Ooral prihb In fashion ri&ht colors - Nutmee, l]'t)', ll'et;O. . .-: , . -t,( _,., Styles Tp Fit Your Chair or Sofa $ $6.91 CHAIR SALE _ __ COVERS 6• MISS ROUSH Engagement 01 • M,ss , Roush /s B e,ng Announced ' • ,, and Magic Chef Elec. Ranges llonderall lu tneorporat.ed lirhtwel.o:ht atyllne with 10ft leathen and treated fool.wear for ydur pacinr com fort, whether you go r»�t - or 1 1 ' e i t eaay. IADJOSTAILI) --....... ' • -.lJNLJNED , ,PUMP lher■ are IO fJ•irJble YOU can fol<! the ,hoe In ball. $13.99 No, 4221 Douliil11 W .. N• - thl:1 and .. ... ..1 � ..-----------------, · Ml- 11No i41e 20 Holl olUI l4i. to Mi. Con,pllll WATERLESS CLEANSER .... fl,H I ,,,, .... ... __ ...... ttf... .... - 11-IO ... 141l44ll, � VINYL UPHOLSTERY Clolb boclc," 11& 01 wide. BIi Nit<> lioll Oil eolort. �-50 . ,.., .. MAKE YOUR IEDIOOM BEAUTIFUL EMBOSSED IEDSPIUDS ,-.,1111 fllllall drip dlJ' -; l'lonl 1• der print - nfll• flollaoo. wuJ>. hllT lllla.·- IIIOdl ­ COIGn - Gold, """"' ..... 11W. r,,u. '' ,lq. . or Twla llllo ll)ll'old. ..,,._ · .......... ........ $5.95 •• MATIRESS PADS Tape bound ll!d&t1 - double boa 1Utehed all ov• - COIII· plelely washable - for full out hcl llu'II iacl,.., Twin Bed Siu 39x76 inchH __ $2.� VYN OCE L WINDOW SHADES ..,. r, .oo .,._old For pelaled wallo, woodwork clunlnJ ond pnoral ' I LI. 11 OZ. IIZI . 2 ,.,. '1 ·00 . WHISK BROOMS 'l'bNo tit pod •mllty ·­ - wllla met.I baacll1 and rilll for blftllnl, 44c $pace Savers • •• �· End q... e n t1 n e y a1 IHn•O MELMAC CLEANER · Fia9r■nt Clea111 pluUe dlnnenrue, llelmac and met.mine, allo l:offee pot&. tea pot. and iblnaware. U1ually ,1.00. ll oa. 88c Penny Brite COPPER CLEANER l',opeclally l'fflllDIIIIDdecl for copper bo"-111 poll md )IIDI, Al■o for chrome, · bnu and lltllnl\u _, _ llqularly 7tlo. 7& 66c Giant Sin AUTO SPONGES Lo"' -. lloe,y dutr --- Prof-■loJ>ll .obapo . ,..rect Jobi Shaped to flt · your band. _ rw • 88c • __ " ___ ---�--, - ....... ..... ...._.. b .... . . II .. ... ttw-. i... a .. ...._. _., Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tbunda y, May 4, tllal ·- $ 2 Billion For D ivision Ten Highwa In 5 Years ys lie PER COPY A live-yoar, • billion highway bid-lettlnp held by the depa . rt reloc1Unoa of USR SI aortb ti either be1o,e 1collllruclloa proJl'am •"'"- by ment oo far lh� year. !o .... Pon.eroy and SB 111 In Beverly lbe -. dala ulcl. lhe Ohio Department o! hi ways Key joba remain fil!CAI ' � ing for the ,.u. and n-... brtdp rep!..,.'. - rou...., gh • "" ..,. :IO lilll. allow I« lo odd Joa lo COllllructioa, Iii, --- job, _....,. / Includes 161,820. 000 !or Highway vlaion Include oarto J of inlentat, meo1o througbout the dlvilloa. - lablo lhe llo,. � •ID ...,_ llo - to fJJ.:IO'l,000 win ,. up .., i Divi,ion Ten, it waa learned to- Route 77 1111d Ho Ohio river brJdi, j 111i1■ • art olated for -l<ting UIII -day. di, Jw • lllrau ti • --gb � !undo ,_ tnlie......., ------- ------------_""":' ___ -' .:.,. -,_ _ _ ___., � "'1dar ,.._ OI tbo $IC.• 000 to ""1ow ..... J11o - fie. _ A total ol $31 482 000 of 1be DI- • lll,Q ill l>nloloo Tai Int«■cal 7u,. 8eJood ,_ ua, vwoo Ten A , or jecta V NDENB , f pro ERG AFB Calli. IUPI) - A flOO lllllJlon & lolal ti ••• II lllllod ... • Ulen.U r poared amble LACIII..AND AFB. Tu. - Air- ICbeduled ,. ta do ho 11 pn,.llcta 1w. ii 1be priori • wn irly rm 1 •• Plld off handaomely today I• lpeedlnJ deve1 p ..; t of the lat«eoall, conlredlnjr belon J,_ •· .._ .....,.., an ..i, _..., .,.. Dale E. Sbow■U.r, son . . of ties throusJ, June 063 n ■ mluUe. One ol lbe 98-loa(.Jonc lfe1poo mperf Jn. nea111I-r1■ 1e , 1 . a1 -"'ader will bo ........ ... _.,_, - t 11 tla ,rf■ri. ormed perfeetJy �u., ud ..... Form• llllowa11e, elude, It• IM 000 for intent.to ednflday on I 30-mQe filghl lhal begu II I • • bottom ., bo b,proot a e , m I . lollotrlq IJ -bo. tlfl. liN. completed and ,,7 d r lor olber won ., p-ound lllo 1 4' !eel deep, -... 1w " Loq .._ 1at1a1 ....... o1 Air Foree bo- the n � II wu Ille tin t lluchlng ol • major llqufd.fuel ty area. mlNlle from a ,Db allhoap the lie mDHa,y here. lie hat Air For,e - h1 Ill own toUDI - already . bu 1pe111 aomewhere ■roand flot beea aelecle4 to -"" Ille Jecli. Divlolon Ten ormllUoa 1t 1 lo ,«et .eon■lraelloa lltarted on 1aeh lllldergrou m.. lralnblg ...,.. ! d lhelteri aro1111d Ille eoutry, 1 or E...._ gan, Noble, Monroe, Gallia, lloc1c'Thi, wu a highly llpllltant llaneh, • 111d Gen. Tbom1t s, Power, ehlef 1r eom..a111cal- and Cryto- UIII, AtbenL Waahlngton , Vinion stralefle Air omma ol the C nd; who walehed the 110-lon mltlll poke ooe thro gh , e 1 .,..,.._ s,- . Et(ulpmeat a.. and Melga Counliaa. Some ■ 1 o u project, ring l 1moll:e and fire lo begin 111 trip. B ut lhal short flll hl eollflrmec1 for end· pa1nnu 111 � AFB, TeuL !.,cludUIII • ..... ,mllo relocm lo• neen that they had whipped aound lf■ve 1, heat 111d vlbrailon problema that Alrmo llllowa ller ta a ar••uale ol USR l!O near Coolville. alhad have battered Ille Titan eeu1d blll lnllde the 1Uo II all were aot rlfb 1 l, ■ ._ n- !iJ.;.. � ■.-.a. .a..- 'l'lta w -m000 1r-., ■ ..:....i.ao.:,r- ..,oompa.,.. fo 8 lle made tbo 1DDOUDc e m e nE t ' ed dowa ben -,. w-..i., a!t,r flym, Wedne,day lo Savan' • nuhet, � lo ln-lgat 111&111 oad 11,q - off - 1 o Th• proposed CODSlructlon e,u. 9, .. milea In leo,tb and will cost 1, aa follow,. report Ille Ccmmmlll • IUpported mate !or by-pa lhe by-pa,. will provide housing '31 pert ,.. - m ... Mssing Stata Route, abool k,551,000 while the road Pre-engineering, flBS,000; util� developmeota Pathet Lao nbeu bed a ttacked 7-33 aroond Pome and promote lndu.- ....._ ,,.,... al Cape roy 111d Middle- from lhe bridge over the sleep ty adju,tmep Cua,eraJ. t by Steta, '20,000; try- In Melg, Counly, Muong Plwang. port is e<pected lo reach nearly bill will cost an e,tim ated fI,337,· grading. drainage, minor atruc- The , report ol the ..,1-,.lng '"From lhla ll'lp and from won! 15,888,000, according lo lhe re- 000. ""' par< ...., ol ... "-lure, $1,•18,000; bale. ■urfaclng firm I, at the engineer, office - 8beartac C.. ben, ,... we bear Ina lbe olbar mde"1 ra. porte of lhe Yule, Slrlclden. Jor- A breakdown of all expe,,,e, of and aboulder pane $915,000; rail- where n 8DJdled may be dlo broadcula, j 1ppe11r1 Iba! a, ciao and McNee Engineering building lbe Jlt'Opoled by-pau by Inter- tao. ... 1,yd,allllc 11ft ...,. way grade 1eparation, $lk,IIOO; e,ted pe,..n,. County Engine,r tort.,. Ille - lo • eapol a p.m. Wedne,day • ceue-r,... Firm, from Middleport lo Eaat of PGm- grade Cl'Olling lntercbang eo. '•"•· Stanley J. Blazewicz ll8ld the au la being l'<lpOCled all over Lao,, • The eslimate ls !or complete e y Ille -.. n. 1111 • n, bu been lncloded In the en- 000; and walls. 1614.000: boolr. has drawn wide intereat, li -■a, 1 <oste ol the romeroy and Middle- gineering report. The e ltol WPboumi uid. major coat guard rail. fencing, ■trlplng, flM,. ,aid ,ome of the peraon, wbo hove ,:;,...,. port by-pu, and rwmlng a road will be !or grading, drainage and ,,.,.,:�• • -·----• I 1,-ed p• .... 000; traffic control devlcea. """"• viewed ft lo date .,. oppooed lo . from the Pomeroy Bridge lo COD· building ol minor 1lructure, which CAPE CANAVERAL, Flo. (UPI) marit 151,000; roadaldo developneat, Ille developmeo1 Tbe IIIIIIOIIDeelntt had been ... nect wilh lhe new road, 'ng wbile the real f1r■t as speciwas estima ted '1,flll al ,000. -Olllciab id "2,000; detour,. etc.. fM,000; are In -.plete favor. tlclpaled. A/tor • week of lgnor• Ued Per...,. in ""Line A'" and "Line c•• of Th• enloeering firm llaled 16 good �I ::....:� :::.: � conlruclloo OO(llneer 'and conlJn. acalnal the by-pau are ing """" appeal, by Iha govern- the enel(inee � ldr PridaJ' mostly . ring report. step., in lhe report 00 the coal of fellCleo, $970,000, and rlghJ naut ,.,ill hop lnlo llfNI« Friday lair nt, of larmero who do DOI wanl lo allow me the rebel, IIIIIIOUDced on The by-p.., from Hobson lo the ""Line -� a. A'" b)'-pau ol Middle- way, $318.000. morning. Wednesday thev bad ordered their Route 7 at Five it, be said. -·�- .... Point, will he port and Pomeroy. Tj,e breakdown U. Col John Powera, 1n1....,.. <OYer Tbe Stele bao llhown �" most lroopo lo ..... lire at 8 a.m. --=::--::-i, upedod i. ..a ollia!r of the Merauy man. within u., . in- llt N llorlloo lntere.t In Line A 1behf ore It When m govemment was conby generally fe]t th, by-pau ' ol v inced lbe rebe� meant it, PhouiI • 1n· Mfddieport and Pomeroy will lolIll lhal ml ordered hio lroopa lo ceaae i:.: I tt loob like Ibo weather will be lhon 17 mileo low lhla rooi. . fin, •• 5 p.m. ., hour I A .,. lathe lie r-,on, llllt wa, filed ye,. clear eoougb O for Ill W go. .. Already propo,a]s ,,.. under... will be ruuaJnc i.nl •• ay ·- ... afternoon in Meiga Coun- Prime Beca111e of COIDDIWlicatlons dif.........1 Alan B. Sliep, lo lbree feet. way lo eltebllah ,-lu(lona apty • Common P ficulU In _UJur leas t. , A. E g , ard Jr. and Ibo Red,lffle rocket ••or oouno,• he ov Sunday May 14th Is "Rural Llfe Sunda " Ihle Juo&le kin dom odiW, ... Erwin 1 It ...OI time pr ... lbe by___ It i, hoped y IDD Soulh 'lllinl-st ill Mid- wbi,'11 will ohove him and bia ha ve no ....,..... _,_ ... poulble Ibero •WI - when some married c�uples dleport ha, filed llllt against bll Mercury ol Meigs County are l:.vited be m lllor clllhet betwffll Iha cabin Into •paa, also tbe -tiler will 1ft lo re-strengthen their vows taken long bo porfect.. ago In l second w slder . lalJI lllll'!I -� liltar Gull o Tw ..... ready. O O :.,:·:u : � ·· lloutbem Local S C h I dowa cerem ony. lo the llalwnu ■-I Jllo l:n .:wm _ . _ . . 11 all Iha lniopo. lllllrlcl teadJer, who have 1111- . • eport. llaning • -lh<!r change !or The day ls ollJehred by cblff'thff, esp81lialiy llle�■t t, 1'bero IIINper,I will nounced their Nllrenient • I I e r The plaintiff. -... 1be de- Ibo wone. the ohol could came � area 'Ibo ceue-lln Ute lllage !or ones, all over America. ae a B d N dant , I io'I tw\lag - - ._ _f«i the arrival of the lnleniatlon,,I It . goes hacl: lo the old urch where ,_. , hat m m him partial I L . ED'.! Friday Sliepard partly clomy Willi I few ""'I, , ch Iha vow, 11'11 renewed Control Comm1'alon on Indochina calendan which observe "Roga- In • ,.., lenle -.,i,.n, w ! ed laot ■ipt at ■ dlnner glven by :":\� •�1�-� ... � lll- llt.. lad• .11,i . � � � 11 I ••L lbe --■11 e will IID , •�- ,.....,er 1110 mllea down lhe Atlantlc mJo. the Southern Laul Teachers· A1to verily the halt 141 mll!tary op- Uon Sunday. ' Several years qo become mo re meanlhglul. Ibero' �- The plalntllf ub that llt an IOClation. oratlooa. The commluion, com- "'Rural Lile Sunday" was promo!· by contributing a r ge In • IJ.minut, ride The predicllca to OirJ,tlan · flt lit ....., Fam' . lo reo- 1--------M r s. Margeret Houdasiu,lt ::: del;::;:--t he posed of Canada. lndlo and Po- ed by rural organlzalion,. •uc.� lly Lile. area • mlla Gnal 1 l .d land, hu been waltlna In New II churches, Farm Bureaus, an While the May Prlmory la -- i toacher al Racine Grade J Special Bahama hland, ..... 1111 ...... IDUlk! b will be eroy ■1111 lllddleport a calm and and blgl lcllool teache, a O.lbi for Iha bllbtfng to stop. alIIO M r 1. of ,;.... ,1 w Grangeo. It 11 al,o "Christian played ni. :;.. or e,y lleet ii depto,ad, l caW !Gr ,ot,o . can DOI attand IOUllne Monday oludeni. al Pam- Maude Yow,g were ci ed !or lhelr Thve ■till WU • l)'ell deal o! Family Life Sunday." t i,,. ;;tiffGuleh ':. ■la wind, well_ below the JI milt • the service at 11emJoc1r Grove III oroy High were confusloo llllmlUlldh,g Ibo De<I Special ,ervice1 I JeMI of leachint in Sootbern Lo- i, beinJI bour me•lllllm, Ill by Illa Nawill be held 9::IO may � lo Ollend a ■lml• much mo,. competiti held wron":r: 111d � llep toward IOlriog the political at the Hemlock ve eleclion, cal Scllool Dlllrlcl by II teacher, o, oo,men pon Grove and Orange ter service at rho Or111111 Church AenmouUcs 1111d Sp-. M linal \':,� f J t u . Tbe Purple Tlctet wllh nomln- of the dlllrld future ol Lao■• • dinner Chriallan ChurchM on 1h11 con,. that ume nigbl <May 7th> iii mee� Ing. A. E. Erwin wd In the tiee, Terry Ohlinger for pre, de U111 held at the Martin Re1lour at A l4ilallob conference - lnclud- Ing Sunday - lloa tha ll ...,. Iv etl � S i nt "lllll IIIUIIS, 1- uld. ...,_rding lo J. P, On Mother", Dl)', May • t h er OIIDCe 1.ih m, ,i Ille oebooi Student Adivltieo Ao, ..t ln Ing Ibo United stateo, BrltaiJ;, MIiier, pa.tor 'tbal Mlddleport _tbe _ ,._ &re belt. Iba , of these churches identlcol ,ervlce will be bold o1 IJon • and Sharon Moore. vice Auoclallon .....ident H u b e r t 0.<ter partlclpal,d In BullJa and Communial Chino-I, o! the Shade Valley ' Pastoral he lhe Tuppen Plain, Oirl.,tian pre,ldent, de Ind al t ■talloa and May COLUMBUS I UPIJ _ A U . S m our we .., l'I fea the � Prlct pnoenled the IWo wlU, 1Ui. ..-heduled lo bel!fn In Geneva May lty of Cliristlan Churcbeo, the elendani. lo" lblJ look - Grant Trail •ill he dedica empha- 1 Church at 11, At I Iha nigh) of Ticket the d tr,, belor9 .1 t ted Lola of Zeigler and Mi e from the olber edu<aton wllhln .....,,, . 12 lo tr, lo find I aolutlon, olztng both Iheme.. lh id. ol e Bunday at Point Pkasant about �.._ Mother"■ Day I oen,Jee 11ao will Nls. lion. lbe dlllrlcl. Mn. Young began Nici lhe ]lfOllmlury Church oervlceo are at 9:IO at be held, IS milea up the Ohio Riv.;. r,,.. Po toachlng In • one-room lchool ior to lhe elecJlon hlr Pr for be ad llemloclt Grove. The ' Clncin..u u • ■pecial Civil War will All are walcomo lo ollend any jobo of Ille Studont ct U.. , house at lbe ol II. Honesty Cited To A lvl Ao LIii. bring • mo,oage on ·nura1 Home or all of tbe,e IJ)llclal oervlcti, ooclatlon Ibero wao Cenlenalal ....,. hard c811> After toaching elgbJ yeara at • . Tbe today. _ final �feil!"• County·Court IJ!e and will r,,ad the Doub!,. Al eacb oervlce the paalor will poi!IDlnl !Gr eac Harold McKinley. Bethel pre,ih pair of favor- West Virginia Junior High � , The Stele Hlgl,way Patrol said Bhig Wedding Ceremony dent of lhe If all U.S Granl Trail Crmwhich pre110nt recopltloa lo the couplea' Itel. Carda ..... printed by the School ,he moved lo OhJo and laugh ) at l o d • y Orland A. Honesty, 17. be bu used !or 27 couple, be hat who have been married mJttae, said the tr,il will nm =�II :::: the long- Obllnger • lloore Ucket ,aylng, Racine High School since 11139, · , Route 2, New Albany, �.. been 1118rrled In Me,ga County from est lime, the llhorteot time, to the blrtbplat,, at Point , one! lo "Don"t Go lo A Circle-Vat, Pur- She laugbt Englloh and Literature · cited to Meigs County Court May 11137-1911 and since July ol lNO, the couple with Pleoaan1 to Georgetown, wbe,. he 1"""· the moat children pie." et Racine, 16, for lnoecun load. and Jm, rviJl open! bi, youlh and attended 1 Special invltetiono therelor-o presenl Candldaleo on the Wh ite Ticket Mrs. Houdallhelt ha, apent all C. Wm!, 85, Mlddleport_ allo hu ha two-room llchool. Both the house ve been sen1 lo all of the,e coi> distributed balloono . Other oil, ber year, 81 an elementary leachBEEK been ci llelallv NE eo O lo in Cou Midd leport May e and tbe ocoool buildlog are mainnly or hav , • pt.. lo be present II ted elecled .,. in Melg, County. She began at learned of the •l The f cera of the Auo:clallon tiv court for hevln1 no headllgl,te, no 1h11 lfl'Vlce e, ' be poalbleU!a "Hlee ' o De Mn of Joined . lla 81 historic shrines. s.,"°""" � . In lhe faU of lhe year. All , the Pennybabr lleveo t lbe Centr · In Bedlonl Salser Looker .who paued date 101 bearina ,., · r 1,1,m away The tr.JI la ,poo.,red by y Schoolat R many couplu were too excited t p � candidate, of Tueeday', election Township. teugbl H 1 1 1 last week In Wellerville. ole ent Tea 1 be c ra aU ----Al90Cl Bo ono w a,. Junlor, at P ■-� Scout Truop 5811 ol New Richmond the time of thel weddin lo lul�Y afterward aoct lhen al Sali&bury. She .,., omeroy. meet Frld bom fflm ay lng IJ ID at Melp 7;30 Coun at ty and -r Troo 730 p -or s.lhe l. The -In 1931, Mn. Houdaahetl taught and wa, the Ml!IG8 OIINEJ\AL ROfiPITAL reaJiie the IICl'1!d VOW> Ibey once C..Jral 8chool lo work wtte of Wayne Salser IICQIII, will ollkiail· open lhe out a,. t trail her lint Year In Soulhen, Local, and Noal Look Aclmlaalono - Ellrer Wolle, loo . lie leela that oucb • ,ervJce rangemen1o for com er bolh o! whom by hiking the enti;. dista I CIUARTIIT RETIJRNJN bining h • G nce, Iha al Syracuse. A few year• a I o, prec,ded her In Porlland; 11...U,,, Po....u, Racine; dealb. She lea.., first hall fna Bethel lo The Flower. Brothen Negro ""' -· Geor geNoro livano, Loq Bottom: Myrtle wu CONFl!:IIENCE IBT ■ler lhe ----WASHINGTON IUPI!- Pro■iQuart.I of Mariello Is ntomln( The ,_ lran red lo Racine, two """• . lbne daugbJen. and lown on Saturday and the BethelMoore, M11100: Edith Hawk. Long . The lourth quarterly ol NII and achievement, of lhree brother,, Robert F. Hy ll co erence MAIIRIAGII: APPLICATION lo the Laurel CIIII Free Met' lhe reUring leachen also were of Pomeroy, NeR of Colum ,e Point Pkasanl ,..1iol, Sunday. dent Ktinn8IIJ lodo, -; Frank Sutpliin, Carpen- will bu held al the Letart bus. cler<d I full«alo ,.,_ ti W. Falla Orvllle Lanclor1, II . Pomeroy, dist Church on Route 124 SUnda, , _____ lo<, reviewed ot the dinner, and 'l1lomu Hy,.U of lflcb lgan. Melhndllt Owrcb, May S, II waa coal mlnw, and Jlldy Reynold,, May 7 et 2 p.m The public b incountry•, foroip illlal11p:n o llf. _____ Di.charp,, - Nw . Mr■• Beule Hyaell and -. Vieonnounclll today, LOCAL TEMPS fort. 11. 1-uy, vl . ted •·• - - la tor, lfn. Jamea Baggy and lfro. The temparture in p...,...,., Tbe -Traffic Violations ·----• Robert B. Burdette attenclad the buslneu dialrict m ooootime wu I .ie. If lldlaaa lllo Brinar 3 Arreste 1unera1. f a, degree> with IIWl!ly ■ties. · CUban .__ Trafflc vlolatlon1 re■ul ted in the ------------------. ampltllcot&w, ti . _....., , ' Department_ bll "'- a! . •'llllll • flnfp S4�� n s ,. w 1 ::-::; :or p::; 1 :::r."1.:::-._ -. aschool bus: Relph Hawley; '4, Rio Grande College ampus, boon of Weilalon and Fred Ham, tar end pal,lic M -- � Koa, Bowml · Doteon of Lynd. A bJghllgl,1 of lbe ..,.,. n Pomeroy, operator·, li , u y willa Ito beaulllut con.., "- rick of Rio Grando, cense In outd an oor bllrst, N. J,, junlon and Doa Llt· ' precedlng the coronatloo ceremony Wednesday the Feeney-Ben- --,, w!iloll rrwt' will b, and Gertrade M Scarbo, :n. Mid- nett - I ' do. -.I fresh - lawn lorlul redbud, Noel .� al C8nal •Post No. 128 of Middleport presented a new 51H'-I" ._ ........, lerini ol Cor111, Pa., d and __·c """" ., _ · . lbe honoring ol a nwnber of for- leport, penrult ing on unlicen� flag to the Pear Stree and llower1ng lhnlbe 1wotto lh• t Elementary School. Don Roach ...,. . 1111 ,.,....i. l lie Borbour ol Hmtington, 1e11- mer May Day q,-,. u .,., _,.,. who will ed operator lo drive. ___ lradltloaal May Ila, of the poal was the commander of the firing squad for Ion. • receive Ibo homage ol tho court. and - - will bo held the presen tation. He also gave a short talk to the slu- 'l'llo e>-« WANT CALLS Chlldno, partl<lpating In t b • llembon ol tho student ._. IJl'OIIP, tkne Senate ddJeport on Salunfa7 II l:IO p.m. ire partment I dents about the flag. The Ml F De cerentooy will be Mleo 11...,. • tlltlllllt lilt .... I I, aalal Mr. \ ork ID escorting •ill pick up em, Miao ,.__,,. SaJew of Reit •Ill on call for ii. Memb,n al lbe post mating up ve ,.. •• . man, dou,t,ter of Mr. 111d Mn. , lonner _,_ hr 1 ding. c,ne wa. ci- , by popular annual F"-an", Auction lo be Ille oquad wblcll !ired the oalute gallemon8 Luther Banu of tbunnan tr lion r r . EtiquotAlie,, Iha ewooauon -..U.C • ..,..,,., · 0 • o i g a t h • held lfay ID. Conlrlliutors re re- nrt Pa G vote lo be crownod In lbe ...,_ a ul _,loe, Lewll Loq, ao,m ....._, M- Rlla Sal.., 0,-•1 "'urt •iU c1anc:e the ,.81 given by JOhn Tannehlll • • ....., If lilt ....... te mJb. QUNled to call any - of Henry Oatwortlly, •Ive . ..,__,, oa lbe •ltliillGordon Wolle, reader wl 1111d Jon Aikin, both nlecet, , 1111 followed ny lhroe clanceo the departme,,L lh the IOllo Ina doill( - 11111 ..,_, ■-a,... � 111■ Sbe la • � II lbe ...U..,. Pbll Bradbury. Norman VanMet• lbe queen glrlo, Pot Cona- Ol'OIIDd Iha llaypoleo by the Ill> V1 0 1111 .._ Memben o! lilt -•• coort ._ er, Darrell Collloa IIIRI Fred 1he demonllrar ·' 1 denta of Rio Grando 1IJil, ocboo LIIAVU MAl'O t1dJillC y . of . llonl> 1 111d 11n lfr , 111D da l , Alan oalcL Include llilll Sbon,i, Staphwua ' n,.._,, l!j C■Dtday of Rfi · Grm» and ' ind Junior lli8bIIILWA!'KE!: <UPII - Colb• l'ltpllo of tJChool part1c1pet. nmgbom Sandy 111d Nancy Qro. 'l'bto l'o of Co]UIQbus, ana lflu Belb Killf olmaon s1-., wlli C I 111 hJlw Ibo di Staphen of Mr. Jenklno. 1111<1 ' . &a qio.. ■ al Newm wlu 1111' ll n Dom, Kayo topped hero eel Jll'Ollr""' and -a of lbe l1llrd Grade. lll)llll of BldweU. frut,_ Miao Diani In lbe 1'1J11ft fr lbe . 1fn. Stepbea" Jeokim of HJo Gran, - wblJe If <of1ege orpnla '1\Josda, ni t gh lo - lbe Loo An- Ing prayer .,u given by A opeclal n umber 1llo wea q 141 ......., Footer of -..- . ODd 1111s Gill 1 1 )Ill of 1111 de will be Jraill beorero. llono �•• lo carryJq ""' gel11 Dodgen play the lfl lwaulllclllDll ot Well■ton, q1,m Hand. lfarta Bubbenl announced played by the Junior Band. � ldll,liio, ir, Tbe q,-. will he - Ibo theme ''.Rmdemiiia If I wit� he llrav• after lie ..._, u 11,o -am N lollowa, 1111.. i..ort, :i- of SpringOn be1aa11 of the ochool the lla1 tho ai,trel ....... .,.· ,.._, • t11a p1w ., ,__ by 11r si,,q " • 1 t1 Rio Grari- ....,,.,.... 11 tile Kayo wu ■ccep1ec1 by - Cuc! 11111 l'ollowlilc • - by Ibo Newarlt, lfllo llmlJJ Ev-: al Ilia , ...._. A wll !lt belll oa lbe �•• •· - --. llll'f Jam JenkioDI. J •no of � oad 111■1 s • • llob,11,,h ■-I Hichanl lle8llffl1. ..� , ,,.. ,;• .• . • w11 - -· !lill · · ebb of ........,, "1,1111 :-,.::: � � ,found 1'1111 A dialogue, ··0ur Flag,"" •11 led tbe Pledp � sqf aoi P!!ol ')!:_ �II. 0 w !lit\ �-- J\1A-.,_ta !O -1Nra of lbe , br ·Mldi;y �. Plby llY t1 : .....i.... 111d 11n. Dorolby , )11\ll,� ...,, , a '� h . Qg 1+-nflJ Ball �•!fTI!! �·! I . J!o Dol!■on , Alllla l'llb � .. .IID'f lail of lbe "S i a ! � � ,a . Jfl,.t , •, '!'J' f, D. � k. 4cine ■pd ; • lll"ldfu LIQUID SAHi-FLUSH Toilet - eleaner. Clellll!I, dl•l•fMt�· lleodorilaL � for wbllt • eolored Nllli, .. 29c ,, . Pla■tf.Chrome WIAPn.l • LINING PAl!ER Dunhl• ....U. wnPPlai, , Shelf ond dmrer llnUII P per, Lo- wearlnl. ... . oi111 1111m. IINutlful � term, II IDchu wi4e, � feet IOIIII, 33c ..... Goldlln St• F U R N ITURE P O LI S N -.._,.....-... . - ... OI- - palllllH - ,n, -1. .... . ,2 ... SOc • Weather Conditions Look Good For Rocket Blastoff - sOfiS sUed I -k:•'• fi lb• Marn"ed Couples lnv1"ted T0 Take Vows seeond Tune TWO Teachers � Honored At D er Event =-... -:-.!:".:al ° rnak, • PHS Election ; all Mlddliia Scbocd ';,';Ired Schooi ..:.i• "i:':':' hoJd1nc Grant Trail r:seo, PA"fr d 1' este ::t• are -- • oi •....i "';'"lllral- • :so i!:!.,lhat =-� :::::.i� :-::"� "°"": "':.iudlng • _.,.. e1gs ative D;led Recent}y In m 1T I Ann M• N • '."° londill& :.1 Dedication Of u,! un- '°':".;.i' .'.�..::-:·.:�111 , f i;._-;;:; _._. ._ ·--. s' ' -:_ .- • Purple Ticket · ,1n· ., upreme ,et I Pet"t" J )OD At Me1gs CODrt e. 79c W199'1 ... -_....,,, ............. FULL BED SIZI QUILTED ,1.1t All JIC'ffbnanl1 - fbl4 Zipper fronl • ooal ., • • llylL ' , ' .-,-. . , Sorvl<ft Wfl'I held Tueoday al temoon for Mr1. Edward Ftench ,1 Rawlings-Coat! Funeral borne In Middleport with Rev. r•d Gardner olflclaUng. Burial wa, In the Middleport HIii Cemetery. RelaUv01 and lrludo 1nm out of town hero, for the lefflCN lncluc!ed, Mr. and Mn. O w o a French, and MrL Clyde l'rencb. ol Jocktion; Mr. ODd Mn. CU111a French and Mn. Harold Clarie of Dayton; Mr. ODd Mn, Ii a r I French, Mr, and Mn. Loo 'l!nl,, i ber, and Mil. Ju Cow1o of lumbuo, Mr, and Mn. K-b i Fml<b end - Gery of 1'1. 1 Wayne. lndi.no. Mr. end Mrt, R. I e. Cha.. of Bottle Crea. Mf<hlgan: Karry Gutlll o! Zlnemllo aud Mn. Delmar Rothiob. if I Oielhln. Palllium, tor Mra. Fl'lndl, wore Own Fnnch. CUnll Freno!: - Frencb, Loo �­ " Charleo Arcber .... DollW .... I l ' . '. No. 4121 Doull .., 21" t. 41" - melll WHh dreue1. Now IIJIN and prlata. Styled for � fit. Funeral From I Out-Of- Town •' No. 4113 ll"9lt, 41" .. 16H - beaullful ,roup of wo­ i ,, IN 39c 75c 79c NI, 4111 llntlo, 21" lo ... - $ 2 -• • I Many Attend -----' , _...,.......,_,liili-,JJ WASH DRESSES Come in and FULL BED SIZE · - - · · · · · - · · · · · • • · · $2.69 TWIN BED SIZE · . . · · · . . · . . . ... . . $2.29..... - . ....... ... l◄e � la llbfle L----------------•-.,.. Fl hh-,t.11 NIW IPIIING l - • • • :a..&ff.. ..., hilb • OP WOMIN "I c.. A Aoft ,mllntd. Broeandt leather Ills 8(}�, pump, ornamented with • t l n Y flJeiglttless bow. The elutleia4 top line hue:1 the root wltb out the •lithlut iftrmforl of an pre■sure. The soft 1upple Ju& ........,. pat" A lffutlful Group r - ---- ludl 111■ NOi' • allal ..... XJRBCH q..Hl7 . • . 8�. your cholu. ·I ,, ___ __ ----­ Made with ,et ln sidewall1. Zi�per c!oslna:. EJectrontealt, 1ealed nam1. � ta �,ut/Jt """'"' n.e. • We hav. 111111ny menr p1ttwn1 fr•m which reu male• --c 89_ _ Heavy Vinyl Plastic MATTRESS . COVERS ST l l tT • l[AU T I F D L IAlt FIIISI 1talled by eqierienced carpet mechanlca. Mr and Mrs. John Knott, of I Lang�vllle visited Monday, wlth I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mr. and Mn. Howard Wolfe of Beaver Falls, Pa., Mr, and Mr,. Howard Boetner end family and Mra. Lawrence WoUe and 10n, Billy of New Brighton, Pe, ar­ rived Tuesday, called by the death of their father, Grover Wolfe. Mr. and Mn. Ed Noon returned to their home, Columbtu Monday, after ,pending the weekend at their home. Mineravllle. Mn. Victor Harbrechl ol Co· jlfnbu• WAI lbt• ..-.....,t ol bir ,�ter ai,.i brother-ln•law. Mr. and Mra. Edward Parfitt. f Mr, and Mrs, William Cl��r o , a,uucot1io were s,1un1ay gue,t, ol her pareni., Mr. and Mnl lid­ ward Parfitt. Mr. and Mn. J, G. Martin uf spent the weet«md Painesville 1 : with her mother, Mrs. Everett j McKnight. '' .• p1ir L-.,._ C U I TA I N IO D S Visit Tht Ploor Cov•rln1 Departmant on the lrd Floor, Let us do our part ln your 1pring house cleaning by in­ :;tallin, wall to wall carpet. Brina: your room me11ure­ ment.i so we can 1ive you an e1timate. All carpet Jn- I • K I RS C H with • 'i Coun tdown On -·· --�-·---- ---·- -�F Sh d' r a ep o r � �= �� 0 8 0 8 8 5 0 �E,�.. By-Pass Cost Tag Near $ RIde In space Match your window, I I I • To Drea-up ver, Colorado, after a several days visit with their cousins, Mr I1 and Mrs. Charin Withrow, Min• ersville. Mr. Hazlett a native o( Minersville, visited old friend<1 and a t t e n d e d the Mi!thodl'lt church which he attended when a y. 1 boMr. and Mn. Bud. Smith re · 1 turned to their home, Barberton. after • three weeks visit with (rJend1 ln lhe area. Mr, and Mrs. c. F. Tompkins and I01I Christopher left t b I 1 mornlnl for Crldenville, wMre Mr. Tompkin, vnd IOR will !lpend 11\f dUt ltllh llr. �lia JIH. Jo!IH Baylffl and Mn. Tompkin• will I remain for a v.l.sU. J=E==-=-:-:::::=:.:: VIENTIANE. Lao& <UPU--G<u. Phouml Nooavan, the pro-Weatern military _.,... of Llol, oaJo today both lklN llo bal ve led milu.,ry ICtioD 1a thll lnlubled Alliaa klndpm, Phouml, deputy pnmler and de· feme mlai9ller In Prince Boon Valances I 9- s1 ,s, . Mainly About People In Pomeroy · :.:=--==========j sz.9s 36" Len&tb Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Hatletl 1 ' $15• 00 Cafe CUrtaina left Tuesday for their home, Den- I · $9.95 • Natura) Matchstick Dependable !\a�k C'hef in the latest moclel1 at bl1 11v­ lnrs d uring the House Cleaning Sale. Sale prices include installation . Buy in the appliance department on the 2nd Floor. I $8'00 Many pattern, In thla oulltan4in&: selection oJ throw rui1 27'" • 48'". All lkld re,llllanl backs. Cotton and YUCOle pllN. Colon - white. red, blue, brown, 1old1 ,reen., mac ud roee, • NO. lS Military I Action Stopped Ill,. Bamboo CAFES Magic Chef Gas Ranges I fOR YOUR FAST OB EASY PACf $14,91 COUCH COVERS _ SALi Special Purch&e and Sale ! , I $7 SO $17.91 COUCH COV E R -------- SALi Mrs. Be1 va M. Roush , c11· fton, , W . Va. la announ('ing the engagement and forthcoming maJTiage Bl·r1h A 11nou nre,, of her daughter, Frances Jo, to In Charfos ton A-2C James C. MacKnight , son Mr. artd Mr!,: Robert Roush , of M rs. Syble Smith, New Haven, iMadotyn Martin i of Charleston. w . Va. ! w . V a. , are annou ne ing the birth T he bride-elect will be a grad- i Ma y 4• 5 of an eight pound, tw!c"lve ounc Thur.-Frl. � uate of the class of 19S l, Wahama l Van John son. Jean- Pierr t' daughter, Carol Su:tam1e. at Mt"isz ., School. A-2C MacKnlght l11 High RAL" GENE Y "THE ENEM ' General Hospital Monday. May l. grarluate of Wahama. and 1958 a I G randp3rents .ore Mr . and Mr s. o Oa;, ��� r�s. s stal ioned with the U . S w i n Albert Mar tin al!d M i's. �argrc!- 1 Rhond a Flemrn g, F in San Antona, Tex as. I i ta Roush of Pomeroy wh ile Mrs. Air orce John Kerr, Troy Donahu f' e house wedding will be , Lydia Hy!!ell of Pomeroy ��d The op n "THE CROW DED S K Y " a n event o f July 9 , 2 : 30 p . m at (Technico lor) Mrs. Edgar Roush of M lnersvil.e the Clifton Methodist Church. ALSO CARTOON j are great-grandmothers. ,, . . $1.91 CHAIR COVERS -- SALi 00 Jf.91 CHAIR COVERS ___ SALE VOL XIII e ' , 11' 1 1 ' , I!! . < I o I I IJ liV POMEROY SCATTER RUGS READY-MADE SLIP COVERS I � . •· "' r CoU f'JlP G lou•IP To Slrow .',/itles CLE.4N-VP FEU Store Hours: Thursday and Friday 9 am to 5 pm-Saturday 9 am to 9 pm Terry Gary :ind Hi"ky and Ran- I' L , ' ' 't e full pfOLe Of lntellige- Is Ordered .....n, • Racin e G irl Selected Queen For Rio Gra nde 's May D<J;y Festivities '°"""""'"'· eo llllowlllt a-. - • i::,!.��=.:-�t Ler,• Pion Gave New 50-Star � ':':'''"!!': Flag To Elementary Sehool ■ 1- [ 1· a. e./w111 •1 a...., '. I ]h.' . . ,, ' . . " '� ' '\.': ,. . ' ',' ' � .-:.� ·;' '· . , t . ' Rormft, ---... .: • .;:;. , -· ..,.Im, -'IJlfllidlrll i,,........., 1ow1.-.... n·.... por1r.,_; Junlora. .. -=====-- / ,.. ... __ . -1 lJ'cl11de iu::. ""P•fl!", --�ii')' .,,. � ,. llln\lla, tor � � , wr 11$ ..- llil lNII• � , ' , - " CIWlllil!d . -. '· .i' . .'••'" ' • ' ' · _• . . � , ,,._ a1n1o fnlllllll. 9' 11.'1 � \rlll _..... •{f 'J'ilrlifrlJia_Atralal,N ,,.� ' " "'· , 'i,<J4 �;ii<!° '' ' I' ' '·. ' •1.,. , . I'.·;c .,.,...·'.. J!Ji"�',,. ' ·.,,'1 �'' • , ,, <;. "J' -�,;-t" '· ·-,\� '!! ��!IJ:� Cooney, J°"'· ;ilte ..,.moeu1,- ·;.,a•J>i:41 ..,.. -....., a._ n"" u. ...,. ,·nuw _... ........ ,.......... · - - .... .. --·---.... ..... -:.:J_•' t�• -Ip• '1'1!:17 1- illrrllnl ..... .._,.llPi!I B-l!M11111c l.iloal ,U..,, a d � 1- =....., llit:i,.- llp � - .'l'hl -- � �:- ,: . 'by 1111. ,Ml 11 1 ••;,- � ..... . A � ... , o ' If, r.,>' ' > ,j! ....f . . . . • ', . , ... . • . ' _, ''�•1:n�,1,�1".'!"i.lli-"-::i'\'P; �. ,,,• ' 1 llr �" . / ' ,, . .., i . . • . -�... .,. l '-'"•· ,_.1, ""8d �.... •MIi _,. by N11> �•• ,1, • · . ,\· . . • , • '•:• · � '·· �Is , ' ' . ' . �Ille ' ' •• 'J . ' ,i· l 'J '� •.< 1 �> ( " - . .. 0 ~ ~~ • • r--·~' M - :r· lo-'"' ' - ........ ....--.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . ; Hearings On Tax Reform Bill Coming Soon '. Building A Challenge the housing market may be enlarged by only 100.000 units a year . Tacking that onto the expected total of 1.3 million for 1961 , that still leaves R formation . a gap of some 200.000 units to dose in order to attain 1.6 million starts a year. Aud no one apparently dares to say ex a ctly how that can be done . ing units should t' ilher be scrapped or rehabilitated to assure that the rising population wlil be decently housed. Prmq:)f-t:ts for getting these two major - bousing JObs done do not at thi s time seem unduly brighl. Since 19fi0 saw only 1.27 million hous- ,I n f \ , hou!:iln& experts' conservative guesses are that the nation will nt>ed 16 D million new houses in the 1960s just to ,., keep pace with the expected new family -indicate another 16 million t ' S. dwell- 1\ I The private builders say they are increasingly interested in taking on part of the huge urban renewal task projtcted for the country, But this again is untested ground for them . They are still educating themselves on the problems . Obviously it takes a r•sh optimist to ing starts and thl' projection for 1961 is a little mol'e than 1.3 million , we will predict \hat the housing goals for the hav e to force a stiff pace in the remain· 1960s will be met. The American econo' ing ye111rs of the decade to achieve the my has few tougher challenges <'Onfrontne<"essary annual average of 1 6 million . ing it. How is the slack to be taken up7 President Kennedy 's omnibus housing • WELL RI:MEMBEKED J program, a~med broadly at that objectWith world attention on trouble spots .. ive , is not specific in forecasling gains in nearly every sector of the globe, it ls Cin new st~rts. largely forgotten that tiny Austria was Most hope evidently is pinned to the once such 1 plat·e. proposal for no-down -payment, 40-year A reminder came recently with the _mortgage financing on homes costing retirement from office 'Jf Austrian 1$9,000 lo $15,000. Yet neither govern- Chancellor Julius Raab, who presided in ment housing officials nor private build- 1955, when at letst a peace treaty was ers have publicly tried to guess what concluded and both Allied and Soviet boost this will give the housing market. troops lert that country 's soil . For their part, the private builders, In the days of occupation, Austria like led by E. J. Burke, president of the National Assoclation of Home Builders. say they are trying to come up with a good, bouse $1,000 cheaper than that now available in all sectors of the country . . Even if it be assumed they can break Into thlo untried territory, and lt involves experimentli: with rnaterlal1, de· sign changes, pressure to alter hamper· inc building codes, the estimate la that l I WASHINGTON COLUMN ,JCOMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY t:~*>N or PETEK w.....,...o............. late Newtpaper E*'IM'llli A... W.\SHINGTON INEA ) - tt.ouM Way• and M.ellll CornnU«ee un· der cha1rman Wilbur Mills •DArk I IS expected ltJ be&in hearings on President Kennedy 's new tav reform propoaala ehrly in May. Treasury Secrt!h:try C. Dougl.as Di llon will be Lhe first u1 wbat will probably be • long ltne of witnesses t'bO wtll present what h!' will ha'le to offer. The secrrtary will not preRnt • draft of legislation. aa Congrt!ll llkeo: to write ill uwn tax bills. But Dillon will hiive a technical paper which will detail how the new programs will work out. The President ·, tax meuage to Congress was delayed over thrH weeks for refinement of iOmr of ltfi complex proposals. Even so, it offers no lecommenclation for reduction of present depletion al· lowaiK'es on oil and mineral produdion . Ther~t i1 no propoaal for a cut In t..xes on low income• sul-h a 1 labor organization~~ have been urg- tng as .an Incentive to lncrea• '1.--onsumer 8pen~in l.' and to &ti.rnu- ' .-.co...-,. I.OR&AN ""R COR.POBATE, ineoml and u.ciM tax ra.tea art! Lv be continued at pretenl Ieveli and there" no general overh.aul of the depreciation a!lowaDC4: »Chedulet , whirh. buaine~s has been urglns. All these eontrovenlal question~ are ltJ be deferred for .a long. ran11e, 1weeping N![onn of the basic tax structurt whiC'h the Kenneely administration witl off!'r Congrnt next year. 1'hl1 year' a short-range program makes no c-hange In the amount of t8X revenues wbiell tn treasury bopu to collect nUt year. 11le tax burdeo is just shifted a little. On the one haod, it is propoaed to close exiltfDc. tax loophole8 and special ,eDefill whieh. wiU &lve the lOY~ ali Jdd!Uonal $1.7 blllion. But at the arne time, thl! president prOposes a new tax incentlw plan .wbic:b will give a fl.7 billion tax cut to bullneu firiTII tha~ modeihize and opand their plants 10 81 to lncrealf" their productivity. This il far and away the mott important of tht President's DIW recommendationt, HI! admll$ thai . It ill an experiment that will need and modificaUon by Con· "ri:!U from time to time to adapt tt to ehanges in the economy. ~""'"' i~w THIS PIWP08AL TIE8 Aasume that his annual depreciation iB $100,000 a year and that he wants to spend $150,000 on mocJ... tmlution. 'I1le exceu of his investment over hia depreclaLion would be 150,000. He would Jet a lS per ceat tax credit on th!. amount, ur $7,5110. Ia addition, he would ·t a & per cent credit on BIPARTISANSHIP West Germany gave the world a strong Now it is officially neutral, u n d e r AND L A B 0 R Todays Sport Parade I i dtstrtct wtth bottles, garbage, pots and pans as 11 rolled through the streets Wednesday bight. The chatter Of I IUbmnehJne ~feat !13Crifiee hilA errf\red.• Foreign News Commentary . ·' CUJl, fired in the air by the patrol! "Mobilize for, total realltace!'' ~mander, put an abrupt atop ! the leaflet told A)&lWI• J!:uro~ ~_. the household barrage, but re1ldenta. ''Don't 1fve up yCM from windows .all along the st~t arms! Strike down thoae who tr, came a derisl\'! chant of the to arrest you! rightist sloiJan "Algeria (is1 "Bum ..,_verr.ment •-·•ldt0 1 French ' " ... uu' 11 ·, Sabota110 tbe p..,.l Kill tbe tra~ Tbe mmoc outbreak wa8 &ymp- ton areat and lllllllll .. tomatlc of tbe to-n here wblch · Is said to have in!!lpired upWardi French civilians have b e e w. of ~ armed ciYIIIBIUI to flee the ' openly hosUie to the drafteel who elty and form anU..govemmenl ; replaced insuN!ent paratroopel'l guerrilla banda in the back coun· here ht a holt !')f 1111aD W8f....,. lry. ' fualng to contribute to sidewall A pamphlet •lipped Into Euro- coiJectlono lor army bellOillt, pean mailboxes Wedneaday night, •lowlnJ down as If to pick up MI. des~ile the Ro1WJ1111ent'o llrlctlv dler hltdo·blkm J9!1Mll.t•lnr · policed curfew, "the bour of AWay a1 they BpprolK!.. , Witness Says Eichmann Was Organiiing Murder Of Jews In Lithuania 15 Years Ago ·'SEE, I'M CLEAN' BJ HARRY F£RGU80S 1 '"SckmKlt wa.a ht'i\oUJ."" Kovner I tPihn~ ahout the Nazi murder aald. " ( asked Jar rlefoul~ about and rlf'gradation of the Jew! but th! GosU.po nwon l ""anted to ' .t •. koow who all the .. dl1n~ depP.ndtod I 1 has been • long 1 ~ smce on . Schmidt tt.a!d to nw '"'J'ht>rt anyhody conned.e:d E.chmann 1 V•He4 Preu W.natktul , J!:RUSAL£M IUPI 1- A. Wltnt&t a aerge:.am In the Gt-rm.an 111rmy today at having l~:tid lhal Adoll F.ic'hmann- ·· a dvg called Eichmann" ~ was organu:ing the murder of Jew!'; ill Lithuania. Abba KO\'nE>r lookt'd atraighl al :quoted is one man 1 rf'frwrnf"'r ThttrP "' rth II Today • • Kovner's story i! a dog called EJchmant~ and he 1rolled on and on, the court of is organizmg all th 1 ~ .;\t that mo· thr« lsr;rt lt iu<IGf!! became imnwnt hf' aobere-d UJ! ;md said · J pat1~>n1 at what tlipy apparently F. i(·hrnann as he lllid il. A mur- didn 't lell you anJth 111 1:! • !W·t:: midt com1rlued tu be irrele:vant testi-mur ran around the courtroom , later Was arri!'Hterl anrl PJ~f' ··uted mouy . and all eyes awung to the ffl.;:tn b~ tht Geslapo lor h1s tonflf'tllOn Plra<;e be short," said presid: in the glass box. There wa 11 wlth the Jt-~ s ·· inl! .Judl(e Mosht L.andau. nothing oot of th.e ordinary t<. Sf'e. •·1 arn commg to something Eichmann 's face did not change Thf' ment ion of Ewhmann'a vr r}· important ." said Atty . Cen · to t:o~pres siu n and he long ~;inn! hm; name by a wttneu ll31s a d1s.- c 1deon 11 ausner . "[ am gomg : lost intere-st m witne&~ and ~tnd ,departure fram the proceed- eonnf'ct this With thfo accused " · what Uwy say . . mgs or thf' la.~t lhrf:"f' days A Kovner then tbld his ttllry about I Kovner fought as 5 ,-artisan long parad... ol _wttf"lt':o>iol':s hall been · Schmidt _ I 1 I I ~ against thp Nazis around Vllna , he said. and made contacl with , serge..nt Anton Schmidt, an Aus· I' trl;m in the Genn.any army , , Schmidt helped the partisan! ' whent'ver he could and one night be and Kovner met lor .a drink. i ' Riverview Grade Schqol. Jnstall-! ation of ntw offictn will be held i during the meeling. which will : begin at 7:30. , ANNOUNCEMENT! 1 1 were ! M.\r I I The Syra('U8e Amdli.ary of the · Volunteer Fire Of-pl . wiD meet in : rtgular sesskm at 1:30 p.m in lhe Village hall. : concessionaires happily had prepared their beverage in a huge v~:~t , dumped in a lar11e supply ..r ice and departed for the ni11ht. Then along came Battling NeJ. Beginning May 9, Mrs . Mary Neutzling will be employed at, .. Gloria's Beauty Shop ... N. SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT PHONE WY-2-27ll --- SPECIAL FOR WEEK OF MAY 9 TO 13 $12.50 PERMANENT THIS WEEK FOR - - - - - - $8.00 Floth Relief The durable Dane, who fought for 25 yean and. held the light· weight crown in 1003, Uke every• body else was looking for relief from the beat. Spying the · hug~ vat and noting t~ -lee, Nelson . .--'--~;o;;l-:;--~r'""'"""'"'"-....;==-....--.,,! 1 DON'T PAY A tPENNY MORE ALGIERS (UP!) - Rightist foes of Ptesldent Charle• d~ G~ulle _pelted an army patrol car In Algiers' Europeaa terms of lhe trealy. But the West has never doubted where Austria's, and Chancellor Raab's, true sympalhie~ lay. He deserves the warm thanks of the free world for eight years of able, courageous service. End To Hopes Of Freedom expeD• COMMERCE department oUielala ettimate that these incentives should atimulal41 new investments of $2 miUion ie $S billion in plant modernization, increase tbe &1'081 aatioual prociuct by IS bWion a yoar-a t per cent increase in Uw national w:rowth rate - and prevkle half a mlllion additional jobl in tht construction and toolmaklnf: JD. duatrieJ. There ~. o! oouroe, tht Jonto range riU that the more efficient a plant be<omot. tbe f4wor llo employes will be and the greater will be aoneral ~That il anotber problem that JOVerruDI!nt, manasement and labor must tackle, ·I hi• howlmg of the trunk ol car ball and out tnLO hu ap""""'nl Be.,••• 1,, 11... ••placed b... ketb, Hs in 1portlna rood• dl_.. Br OSCAR FRALEY t"Oid t!nouKh to hold !hot Wmter plctyli Uai&M Prr•• l•teraatioaMl . Olympif"s. And there are 1pecial rock .bot· NEW YORK I API I - Robins, ! _But, no matter what the calen- toOl »ale• oo skiing I!Quipmenl. cherry blonom• and ctll thow dar says. you l'an hop right oul 1 Old Fearleu neve-r thlnU of Ofher hot shot harbingttrs o! and tell molher that it's time to 1prin~>: wIthout •nalyt.ing thill Jprln& can star' popping up and 1('ut off t il~ lon ~·hand led Hngeri~t. baaeball playera are lhe ooly t;JOttS out today bt>cause they"ll run a If ~ou need <.ddJt Jonal evldenet! ~ who come to mind who wear wia· horae race Saturday which pro.,.e~ ~here _ s a gre~t deut of it ht!re ' ter underwear all IUmmer. better than mo.st that Lhe vernul m this rock pil<> known Bli Man·; 11Jere wa!', to my knowledge , equinox is upon u11. hatlan . 1only one exc.-eptioo. He waited unThe equine contest in question ,: , K.kla .-lay Ball . til July 4 and it precipitated quitl' · the Kentucky Derby .11 one of th K1ds h<wt> started playmg base a crisis. aurut •igna that ~inter ht~s ~ , ball in ~mply pur king lbts on SUn I This too long delay~ dilrobin,: : parted, This despite the fact tha: l day. occurred 'way back m 1919 and 1 I have weathered 8 few gallop• ' A f•ll w t" • ... o was set'n 1o mg a 5e. it1 still ls regarded . 1 I . In boxing clr 1 at Churcldll Downs when it was Iof @Oil dub!l 011 the subwa c ~ as a c assx: to rank With Y· Anna Held's milk bath, Earl Carroll's champagne ablutions and Hedy LaMarr's laving in Ecstasy. Before THle Boat Boxing's mm;t celebrated bat ll came early on tne morning ol the bout between Jack Dempsey and Jeu Willard in IIH9 for the heavy· weight championship of the wocld, An arena constructed of new planks had been erected on the shore! of Maumee Bay in Toledo, Obio, planks which were to ooze pine pitch in the 120-degret heat the day of the fight , and a~ far as the promoters con cerned all was in readiness. A nice price had been extract.e-:1 fcff all of the ronces.<~iou. One ef · ;;;;~~)::: the best, supposedly', was the frim· chise to !iell iced lemonade. Thelf Foes Of DeGaulle Pelt Auto Bottles, Garbage, Pots And Pans In Algiers Sector lesson on how to resist the incursions of Soviet communism. Castro Timely In Putting IN with the Pruident'a continUDUI insislenct that lhe growth raW ol thfi' U. S. economy mutt be rai.Hd. II is baM!d on the bellel that many American indultrlu have not modernized their planll u npkl· ly as their European competlton have ID the laat ten yean. The ulm il to get American costa down so that prices can be cut to meet low cost foreign competition by more efficient productloo. As an oversimplified u.ample, the new accelerated depre<'ialion tn ucredtt woukl work like this In the case of a small manufac-. turer : d.Jtures for impro.,.ement above half of his depreclaUon allow. aoce. On .$SO,OOO in this cue, thil eul w_ouJd be $3,000, And therw would be a further eut or 10 per cent on the first $5,000 of tnveltmtnt or ~. irrespective ol d• predation. So the manufacturer'• total tax incentive would be Sll,· 000. '!be maximum would be 31 per cent of hit tol.al tax liability, lncenlive would apply to all m. vell.rn@nts made alter Jan. I, HilL .I. , r--~-~---------------- ' The Dailg S@n tine I On top of that , they say census figures ' Ilally_ 8_entin~. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., May 4, 1961 - 3 1 Aoolh<" .... ob...-vod talllnl , ' c The , , Space Shot · Meigs-Mason Coming Events :m~~elo:gi:Oungan:a,~~ Less Than 14 Hours Away ' disro~ loz a B·d.oo:r! ....IIIII :rou'Ye eeen this blc, new "": f'IIIGIDAIRE delux• "13'' ,; / llrNm Frlaldal,. •uaiiiJ could 1>1 prlco<l •-loW!Arod,h'tiiG ••• • ..._.., 88..Jb. atnJ zone Freezer with Its own.dool! • Roomy Rtfriteralor Sect(on defrostS itself! • Twill Gl~ Hydrators stort nearly " bushel I • . . . _ Doar IlDia ............... lllrttor "' y, pl. •I milk boltlest toNLY lemonade. 1t caused a ]i!reat deal of un· MA V ' derstandable indignation among The Past Chiefll of Maglwolla ll the lemonade conce&l!lionaires · 1 Temple Pythian Sisters will meet when they hean! the: news. Still. Thursday ~vening at t.hP DAV 1 it is rumored that'" in the next By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. hall with Mrs. Ray Seidf>nabel as day's terrible heat eyery drop of Ual&e41 Press lalernatloaal hostess. lemonade wu aold · without the' CAPE CANAVERAL tUPll-~ MAYS price having been cut 8 pemy, ~- The coon~own for America's first The Clifton Parents and Tegcb· Nor did the icy bath bother manned fl1ght into spa( moved ' ers As50Ciation will sponsor a . 1 N<!lson. He lived to he 72 . today to within "minus 24 hours ! social May 5 ut the Clifton Scbool "Which proves," Gbsetved one and counting"- counting on good t beginnins at 5 p. m. Soup, ice ancient member of the ringbri· weuther for a second chance Fri- 1 cream. hot dogs,_bar-b-cues, ham· : gade, "that any occasional bath . day. i burge~s, cake, p1e, punch a~d CG(- i won't hurt:· all)'body " i nd . fee wtll be sold,. Everyone 1s wei~ . 1 • • , 1 The ehanet'!s that " e er, crew· . come. But th~ was no queabon that cut Navy Cmdr. A\;m B. stWpard May Fellowship Day will be held sprln~. m 1919, came very late Jr., 37, will ride a rocket up : to : Friday at the Heath Methodist for the Battler. ~11~ miles above · Mlddleport spon110~ --• : . the earth j u· at ·-. ; ,.,uurch 10 after dawn Friday were boosted by by the County Council of Church : JACKSON - _An inhalator for a six-word U.S W~athet· BureaU .· women. The meeting will begin !' In emergencJel hu been report early today : with a sack lunch at 12 :30 with nated to the eity by ~~laktt _"Outlook for t'riday: Fair and ' rotree and de' -·ert to be furni11hei Iron Corp. and will be kept bt , warm.·• by .the host church. The program readiness by -lhe police depart·~ • · .1 wiU begin at 1:30 and memgen men . o!f rorecast . tb er··Wu at , :_. and memgers .. .. ..~--.. " "".;·l it lng That wasW(or h1sr jump•• 1 here. · '·· pace eathe 10 · •• !be . v•n ~. ~ planned target area 200 mllef j.mlss•onary. work. I IOUtheast of the Cape was some-: 1· Tbe M~Jgs Co~nty Porno~ 1 ; what more questionable. • j ~ranj~ Will.~ 1ft regulafl" · Although aqualls downrange re-- I ~xmk ~ldayG~t 8 .P· ~jat ~ 1 rnained 8 po.uibility, weather ex- 11CocG WP~:r'1 . gs rGange hoswll l id th .. h ld . . u 1ams range as perU sa , e seas .. s ou re-- ' Tbe County Rufal Life Service . main relatively calm. But Flor. will be observed" ·for the fecture Jda w~h.er is tricky, and down· hour with H. E. starkey, State range Jt 11 even more so. The Gate Keeper 88 spokesn· • . · ccmdltioa of rk:ies late today and ! tonight should dt>eide. The Syrac_use Preabyteria~ · The rqan and hi~ space maeblne s1onary Soc•ety ~ill meet m are re~·. Shoutd officials of the church annex w1th Mrs.. A. $500 million Project MercUry pro- ~st as. h08less. Mrs. Pear' Me· gram deci~· "i!lo. ·• tons of fuming Brule wtll give the last liquid oxygen and denatured alco- 1of Ule .book review from the hill will be poured into the atom- I "Safe In Bondage''. Mrs. He~-rnau II I ach or , modifted Redstone rock- Lol\don will eonduct the study 1 et shortly after midnight. ; guide session with her subject 1 If all goes well, Shepard wi11 "In Him was Life. pot on his silvery space suit, ! MAY I I claatcWq.•• -·~it~ II i BAKER FURNITURE Mkldl- •c;: _ and .y.witnesoos swear he atilt was wearing hie: • FOR MOTHER' S DAY MAY 14TH ' j i , FOR GRADUATION ' ~ I FOR JUNE WEDDINGS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ses-1 I. You"re sure Ia find the rinv you wont in our lorg~. qual· ity selection. Rings 1hawn, from B.SO I '' elimb Into· a I~ ton Mercury capsule atop the rocket and thunder Into sp&ce for a IS-minute apace Right 6\it hours late\-. Success .,auld put America just a haU· step behind Russia in the manned eonquest of space. Weather forced postponement of the ahot Tuesday after the count bad reached loll) m.inutes before tcheduled blaat-off. r. ally with T ...L fiDIUtlotl for nlld" • of thl 5J boi\U, 411 Jolnb -pl\11 111..1• I nuntt. Curb• •tblll•'• f•ot, toe ltC'h IY FIELDCRESr' for bed 1nd bath Your personol world b«omH •" Enchanted Ga'1'" as a profusion of poppie• ~looms in bedroom and bath. Dew-fresh flowers are shrewn on screenprt~l!!d sheets and cases, blankets, matching towels and shower curtain. Thltt )lappy harmony of coordinated pattern and color fashions the roman• tic FiOidcrest "one look" for bed and bath. Printed Duracle sheets: twin, 3.9•;-(till, 4.98; pillow case, 1,35. Matching lightweight blanket, 5.91; blend blaJ\ket, (king size only), 12.95, Printed coverlet, 12,f5; king size, 22.95, Printed .bath .lowels, 2.98; guest towel, 2.91; fingertip, 59c; wash eloth, 59c, bath m~t, 4.91. Shower curtain, 10.911. ~oordlnated solid eolor "Pussyfoot" rug. . . ., ... •..---· .... . : m.ny styl... From _ __ A practice of the~::";;;;,:;~~~ ~ague team has t ~er for Saturday morning at 10 a behind the high school All plartning to play should beo ::~:: and bring Insurance n Manager Bub Stivers said. 'lbe Pomeroy Emergency wiil spOniOT a -bake sale tit er'a on May I. Any person wish· in to donate baked goods illl asked to aeDd a card to the Emergency FAIRF~LD STATIO:N Squn~ in care of City· Hall. Pont· Wednesday t~peratur"es _ bigh e~. The bak~ ·g(Jods will be low 34. 'Iltursday reading - px:k:ed up. . The cheerle$deta of Mi<ldlo•p•u·tll It at tO,<$ a.m. H"gh School areomga h ld' 1 of - FoOT TROUBLE? home vaked goods on Saturday, 1l •t •II jour bon•• •re 11\ the feel, ... 6 t the Rob"mson •5 Tr'J-._.usNo w()Jider there 11 •ehlnl. twelllnt. ,.~: , a ,.,lrlnl• odor. B•tl•• tett twl<!e tre Cleaners from 9 a. m. til ·S p. Carnival I watches to m. .9c AliT.,... Pold ...,._ . - 111 w..•rw Ptb• No Purchase Neeesury OPaN NOW - 24 HOURS 531 Woet Main StrHt . thai's what IULOYA Prl... Stort At· $19.95 tiOfJ. Shop hert· (or your gift .... ____ Tra•al allfll'l cloc' In a watch. ' llno toalhor • •""< Where flualitg Costs Ne M4tHt \. G 0 E-ss L E R JEWELRY STORE,, ..;,, CERTIFIED OIL CO. Uhl With ,. MoMy lock Guarantee ELGIN finest dla· you will fmd in our selee FIH lhu:keye Swift t hf' mor:d watch - 1 "",.. - From lnexpensin• costume : The ne:rtt regular meeting of the too, or yolii" 4k baC'II: If not pl••••d. 1 ! IN ONI HOUI. TODAY et !IWlSIIEILIRiver.Jiew P.T.A. will be hekl 6 LORD DRUGS MondJ.y evening May 8 at t b I! ldV. ' We're New .• Try ,Us! • ~ • I .,....~!!!·!!!!!!iii\i!!!!!!!!!iii\i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iioiil~=~:--·~ -~-· -~-~-~-~- THE SHOEBOX '' .' ..f.\ ) I th; ~ i do-l Ohl '' Court St. �> ( " - . .. 0 ~ ~~ • • r--·~' M - :r· lo-'"' ' - ........ ....--.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . ; Hearings On Tax Reform Bill Coming Soon '. Building A Challenge the housing market may be enlarged by only 100.000 units a year . Tacking that onto the expected total of 1.3 million for 1961 , that still leaves R formation . a gap of some 200.000 units to dose in order to attain 1.6 million starts a year. Aud no one apparently dares to say ex a ctly how that can be done . ing units should t' ilher be scrapped or rehabilitated to assure that the rising population wlil be decently housed. Prmq:)f-t:ts for getting these two major - bousing JObs done do not at thi s time seem unduly brighl. Since 19fi0 saw only 1.27 million hous- ,I n f \ , hou!:iln& experts' conservative guesses are that the nation will nt>ed 16 D million new houses in the 1960s just to ,., keep pace with the expected new family -indicate another 16 million t ' S. dwell- 1\ I The private builders say they are increasingly interested in taking on part of the huge urban renewal task projtcted for the country, But this again is untested ground for them . They are still educating themselves on the problems . Obviously it takes a r•sh optimist to ing starts and thl' projection for 1961 is a little mol'e than 1.3 million , we will predict \hat the housing goals for the hav e to force a stiff pace in the remain· 1960s will be met. The American econo' ing ye111rs of the decade to achieve the my has few tougher challenges <'Onfrontne<"essary annual average of 1 6 million . ing it. How is the slack to be taken up7 President Kennedy 's omnibus housing • WELL RI:MEMBEKED J program, a~med broadly at that objectWith world attention on trouble spots .. ive , is not specific in forecasling gains in nearly every sector of the globe, it ls Cin new st~rts. largely forgotten that tiny Austria was Most hope evidently is pinned to the once such 1 plat·e. proposal for no-down -payment, 40-year A reminder came recently with the _mortgage financing on homes costing retirement from office 'Jf Austrian 1$9,000 lo $15,000. Yet neither govern- Chancellor Julius Raab, who presided in ment housing officials nor private build- 1955, when at letst a peace treaty was ers have publicly tried to guess what concluded and both Allied and Soviet boost this will give the housing market. troops lert that country 's soil . For their part, the private builders, In the days of occupation, Austria like led by E. J. Burke, president of the National Assoclation of Home Builders. say they are trying to come up with a good, bouse $1,000 cheaper than that now available in all sectors of the country . . Even if it be assumed they can break Into thlo untried territory, and lt involves experimentli: with rnaterlal1, de· sign changes, pressure to alter hamper· inc building codes, the estimate la that l I WASHINGTON COLUMN ,JCOMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY t:~*>N or PETEK w.....,...o............. late Newtpaper E*'IM'llli A... W.\SHINGTON INEA ) - tt.ouM Way• and M.ellll CornnU«ee un· der cha1rman Wilbur Mills •DArk I IS expected ltJ be&in hearings on President Kennedy 's new tav reform propoaala ehrly in May. Treasury Secrt!h:try C. Dougl.as Di llon will be Lhe first u1 wbat will probably be • long ltne of witnesses t'bO wtll present what h!' will ha'le to offer. The secrrtary will not preRnt • draft of legislation. aa Congrt!ll llkeo: to write ill uwn tax bills. But Dillon will hiive a technical paper which will detail how the new programs will work out. The President ·, tax meuage to Congress was delayed over thrH weeks for refinement of iOmr of ltfi complex proposals. Even so, it offers no lecommenclation for reduction of present depletion al· lowaiK'es on oil and mineral produdion . Ther~t i1 no propoaal for a cut In t..xes on low income• sul-h a 1 labor organization~~ have been urg- tng as .an Incentive to lncrea• '1.--onsumer 8pen~in l.' and to &ti.rnu- ' .-.co...-,. I.OR&AN ""R COR.POBATE, ineoml and u.ciM tax ra.tea art! Lv be continued at pretenl Ieveli and there" no general overh.aul of the depreciation a!lowaDC4: »Chedulet , whirh. buaine~s has been urglns. All these eontrovenlal question~ are ltJ be deferred for .a long. ran11e, 1weeping N![onn of the basic tax structurt whiC'h the Kenneely administration witl off!'r Congrnt next year. 1'hl1 year' a short-range program makes no c-hange In the amount of t8X revenues wbiell tn treasury bopu to collect nUt year. 11le tax burdeo is just shifted a little. On the one haod, it is propoaed to close exiltfDc. tax loophole8 and special ,eDefill whieh. wiU &lve the lOY~ ali Jdd!Uonal $1.7 blllion. But at the arne time, thl! president prOposes a new tax incentlw plan .wbic:b will give a fl.7 billion tax cut to bullneu firiTII tha~ modeihize and opand their plants 10 81 to lncrealf" their productivity. This il far and away the mott important of tht President's DIW recommendationt, HI! admll$ thai . It ill an experiment that will need and modificaUon by Con· "ri:!U from time to time to adapt tt to ehanges in the economy. ~""'"' i~w THIS PIWP08AL TIE8 Aasume that his annual depreciation iB $100,000 a year and that he wants to spend $150,000 on mocJ... tmlution. 'I1le exceu of his investment over hia depreclaLion would be 150,000. He would Jet a lS per ceat tax credit on th!. amount, ur $7,5110. Ia addition, he would ·t a & per cent credit on BIPARTISANSHIP West Germany gave the world a strong Now it is officially neutral, u n d e r AND L A B 0 R Todays Sport Parade I i dtstrtct wtth bottles, garbage, pots and pans as 11 rolled through the streets Wednesday bight. The chatter Of I IUbmnehJne ~feat !13Crifiee hilA errf\red.• Foreign News Commentary . ·' CUJl, fired in the air by the patrol! "Mobilize for, total realltace!'' ~mander, put an abrupt atop ! the leaflet told A)&lWI• J!:uro~ ~_. the household barrage, but re1ldenta. ''Don't 1fve up yCM from windows .all along the st~t arms! Strike down thoae who tr, came a derisl\'! chant of the to arrest you! rightist sloiJan "Algeria (is1 "Bum ..,_verr.ment •-·•ldt0 1 French ' " ... uu' 11 ·, Sabota110 tbe p..,.l Kill tbe tra~ Tbe mmoc outbreak wa8 &ymp- ton areat and lllllllll .. tomatlc of tbe to-n here wblch · Is said to have in!!lpired upWardi French civilians have b e e w. of ~ armed ciYIIIBIUI to flee the ' openly hosUie to the drafteel who elty and form anU..govemmenl ; replaced insuN!ent paratroopel'l guerrilla banda in the back coun· here ht a holt !')f 1111aD W8f....,. lry. ' fualng to contribute to sidewall A pamphlet •lipped Into Euro- coiJectlono lor army bellOillt, pean mailboxes Wedneaday night, •lowlnJ down as If to pick up MI. des~ile the Ro1WJ1111ent'o llrlctlv dler hltdo·blkm J9!1Mll.t•lnr · policed curfew, "the bour of AWay a1 they BpprolK!.. , Witness Says Eichmann Was Organiiing Murder Of Jews In Lithuania 15 Years Ago ·'SEE, I'M CLEAN' BJ HARRY F£RGU80S 1 '"SckmKlt wa.a ht'i\oUJ."" Kovner I tPihn~ ahout the Nazi murder aald. " ( asked Jar rlefoul~ about and rlf'gradation of the Jew! but th! GosU.po nwon l ""anted to ' .t •. koow who all the .. dl1n~ depP.ndtod I 1 has been • long 1 ~ smce on . Schmidt tt.a!d to nw '"'J'ht>rt anyhody conned.e:d E.chmann 1 V•He4 Preu W.natktul , J!:RUSAL£M IUPI 1- A. Wltnt&t a aerge:.am In the Gt-rm.an 111rmy today at having l~:tid lhal Adoll F.ic'hmann- ·· a dvg called Eichmann" ~ was organu:ing the murder of Jew!'; ill Lithuania. Abba KO\'nE>r lookt'd atraighl al :quoted is one man 1 rf'frwrnf"'r ThttrP "' rth II Today • • Kovner's story i! a dog called EJchmant~ and he 1rolled on and on, the court of is organizmg all th 1 ~ .;\t that mo· thr« lsr;rt lt iu<IGf!! became imnwnt hf' aobere-d UJ! ;md said · J pat1~>n1 at what tlipy apparently F. i(·hrnann as he lllid il. A mur- didn 't lell you anJth 111 1:! • !W·t:: midt com1rlued tu be irrele:vant testi-mur ran around the courtroom , later Was arri!'Hterl anrl PJ~f' ··uted mouy . and all eyes awung to the ffl.;:tn b~ tht Geslapo lor h1s tonflf'tllOn Plra<;e be short," said presid: in the glass box. There wa 11 wlth the Jt-~ s ·· inl! .Judl(e Mosht L.andau. nothing oot of th.e ordinary t<. Sf'e. •·1 arn commg to something Eichmann 's face did not change Thf' ment ion of Ewhmann'a vr r}· important ." said Atty . Cen · to t:o~pres siu n and he long ~;inn! hm; name by a wttneu ll31s a d1s.- c 1deon 11 ausner . "[ am gomg : lost intere-st m witne&~ and ~tnd ,departure fram the proceed- eonnf'ct this With thfo accused " · what Uwy say . . mgs or thf' la.~t lhrf:"f' days A Kovner then tbld his ttllry about I Kovner fought as 5 ,-artisan long parad... ol _wttf"lt':o>iol':s hall been · Schmidt _ I 1 I I ~ against thp Nazis around Vllna , he said. and made contacl with , serge..nt Anton Schmidt, an Aus· I' trl;m in the Genn.any army , , Schmidt helped the partisan! ' whent'ver he could and one night be and Kovner met lor .a drink. i ' Riverview Grade Schqol. Jnstall-! ation of ntw offictn will be held i during the meeling. which will : begin at 7:30. , ANNOUNCEMENT! 1 1 were ! M.\r I I The Syra('U8e Amdli.ary of the · Volunteer Fire Of-pl . wiD meet in : rtgular sesskm at 1:30 p.m in lhe Village hall. : concessionaires happily had prepared their beverage in a huge v~:~t , dumped in a lar11e supply ..r ice and departed for the ni11ht. Then along came Battling NeJ. Beginning May 9, Mrs . Mary Neutzling will be employed at, .. Gloria's Beauty Shop ... N. SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT PHONE WY-2-27ll --- SPECIAL FOR WEEK OF MAY 9 TO 13 $12.50 PERMANENT THIS WEEK FOR - - - - - - $8.00 Floth Relief The durable Dane, who fought for 25 yean and. held the light· weight crown in 1003, Uke every• body else was looking for relief from the beat. Spying the · hug~ vat and noting t~ -lee, Nelson . .--'--~;o;;l-:;--~r'""'"""'"'"-....;==-....--.,,! 1 DON'T PAY A tPENNY MORE ALGIERS (UP!) - Rightist foes of Ptesldent Charle• d~ G~ulle _pelted an army patrol car In Algiers' Europeaa terms of lhe trealy. But the West has never doubted where Austria's, and Chancellor Raab's, true sympalhie~ lay. He deserves the warm thanks of the free world for eight years of able, courageous service. End To Hopes Of Freedom expeD• COMMERCE department oUielala ettimate that these incentives should atimulal41 new investments of $2 miUion ie $S billion in plant modernization, increase tbe &1'081 aatioual prociuct by IS bWion a yoar-a t per cent increase in Uw national w:rowth rate - and prevkle half a mlllion additional jobl in tht construction and toolmaklnf: JD. duatrieJ. There ~. o! oouroe, tht Jonto range riU that the more efficient a plant be<omot. tbe f4wor llo employes will be and the greater will be aoneral ~That il anotber problem that JOVerruDI!nt, manasement and labor must tackle, ·I hi• howlmg of the trunk ol car ball and out tnLO hu ap""""'nl Be.,••• 1,, 11... ••placed b... ketb, Hs in 1portlna rood• dl_.. Br OSCAR FRALEY t"Oid t!nouKh to hold !hot Wmter plctyli Uai&M Prr•• l•teraatioaMl . Olympif"s. And there are 1pecial rock .bot· NEW YORK I API I - Robins, ! _But, no matter what the calen- toOl »ale• oo skiing I!Quipmenl. cherry blonom• and ctll thow dar says. you l'an hop right oul 1 Old Fearleu neve-r thlnU of Ofher hot shot harbingttrs o! and tell molher that it's time to 1prin~>: wIthout •nalyt.ing thill Jprln& can star' popping up and 1('ut off t il~ lon ~·hand led Hngeri~t. baaeball playera are lhe ooly t;JOttS out today bt>cause they"ll run a If ~ou need <.ddJt Jonal evldenet! ~ who come to mind who wear wia· horae race Saturday which pro.,.e~ ~here _ s a gre~t deut of it ht!re ' ter underwear all IUmmer. better than mo.st that Lhe vernul m this rock pil<> known Bli Man·; 11Jere wa!', to my knowledge , equinox is upon u11. hatlan . 1only one exc.-eptioo. He waited unThe equine contest in question ,: , K.kla .-lay Ball . til July 4 and it precipitated quitl' · the Kentucky Derby .11 one of th K1ds h<wt> started playmg base a crisis. aurut •igna that ~inter ht~s ~ , ball in ~mply pur king lbts on SUn I This too long delay~ dilrobin,: : parted, This despite the fact tha: l day. occurred 'way back m 1919 and 1 I have weathered 8 few gallop• ' A f•ll w t" • ... o was set'n 1o mg a 5e. it1 still ls regarded . 1 I . In boxing clr 1 at Churcldll Downs when it was Iof @Oil dub!l 011 the subwa c ~ as a c assx: to rank With Y· Anna Held's milk bath, Earl Carroll's champagne ablutions and Hedy LaMarr's laving in Ecstasy. Before THle Boat Boxing's mm;t celebrated bat ll came early on tne morning ol the bout between Jack Dempsey and Jeu Willard in IIH9 for the heavy· weight championship of the wocld, An arena constructed of new planks had been erected on the shore! of Maumee Bay in Toledo, Obio, planks which were to ooze pine pitch in the 120-degret heat the day of the fight , and a~ far as the promoters con cerned all was in readiness. A nice price had been extract.e-:1 fcff all of the ronces.<~iou. One ef · ;;;;~~)::: the best, supposedly', was the frim· chise to !iell iced lemonade. Thelf Foes Of DeGaulle Pelt Auto Bottles, Garbage, Pots And Pans In Algiers Sector lesson on how to resist the incursions of Soviet communism. Castro Timely In Putting IN with the Pruident'a continUDUI insislenct that lhe growth raW ol thfi' U. S. economy mutt be rai.Hd. II is baM!d on the bellel that many American indultrlu have not modernized their planll u npkl· ly as their European competlton have ID the laat ten yean. The ulm il to get American costa down so that prices can be cut to meet low cost foreign competition by more efficient productloo. As an oversimplified u.ample, the new accelerated depre<'ialion tn ucredtt woukl work like this In the case of a small manufac-. turer : d.Jtures for impro.,.ement above half of his depreclaUon allow. aoce. On .$SO,OOO in this cue, thil eul w_ouJd be $3,000, And therw would be a further eut or 10 per cent on the first $5,000 of tnveltmtnt or ~. irrespective ol d• predation. So the manufacturer'• total tax incentive would be Sll,· 000. '!be maximum would be 31 per cent of hit tol.al tax liability, lncenlive would apply to all m. vell.rn@nts made alter Jan. I, HilL .I. , r--~-~---------------- ' The Dailg S@n tine I On top of that , they say census figures ' Ilally_ 8_entin~. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., May 4, 1961 - 3 1 Aoolh<" .... ob...-vod talllnl , ' c The , , Space Shot · Meigs-Mason Coming Events :m~~elo:gi:Oungan:a,~~ Less Than 14 Hours Away ' disro~ loz a B·d.oo:r! ....IIIII :rou'Ye eeen this blc, new "": f'IIIGIDAIRE delux• "13'' ,; / llrNm Frlaldal,. •uaiiiJ could 1>1 prlco<l •-loW!Arod,h'tiiG ••• • ..._.., 88..Jb. atnJ zone Freezer with Its own.dool! • Roomy Rtfriteralor Sect(on defrostS itself! • Twill Gl~ Hydrators stort nearly " bushel I • . . . _ Doar IlDia ............... lllrttor "' y, pl. •I milk boltlest toNLY lemonade. 1t caused a ]i!reat deal of un· MA V ' derstandable indignation among The Past Chiefll of Maglwolla ll the lemonade conce&l!lionaires · 1 Temple Pythian Sisters will meet when they hean! the: news. Still. Thursday ~vening at t.hP DAV 1 it is rumored that'" in the next By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. hall with Mrs. Ray Seidf>nabel as day's terrible heat eyery drop of Ual&e41 Press lalernatloaal hostess. lemonade wu aold · without the' CAPE CANAVERAL tUPll-~ MAYS price having been cut 8 pemy, ~- The coon~own for America's first The Clifton Parents and Tegcb· Nor did the icy bath bother manned fl1ght into spa( moved ' ers As50Ciation will sponsor a . 1 N<!lson. He lived to he 72 . today to within "minus 24 hours ! social May 5 ut the Clifton Scbool "Which proves," Gbsetved one and counting"- counting on good t beginnins at 5 p. m. Soup, ice ancient member of the ringbri· weuther for a second chance Fri- 1 cream. hot dogs,_bar-b-cues, ham· : gade, "that any occasional bath . day. i burge~s, cake, p1e, punch a~d CG(- i won't hurt:· all)'body " i nd . fee wtll be sold,. Everyone 1s wei~ . 1 • • , 1 The ehanet'!s that " e er, crew· . come. But th~ was no queabon that cut Navy Cmdr. A\;m B. stWpard May Fellowship Day will be held sprln~. m 1919, came very late Jr., 37, will ride a rocket up : to : Friday at the Heath Methodist for the Battler. ~11~ miles above · Mlddleport spon110~ --• : . the earth j u· at ·-. ; ,.,uurch 10 after dawn Friday were boosted by by the County Council of Church : JACKSON - _An inhalator for a six-word U.S W~athet· BureaU .· women. The meeting will begin !' In emergencJel hu been report early today : with a sack lunch at 12 :30 with nated to the eity by ~~laktt _"Outlook for t'riday: Fair and ' rotree and de' -·ert to be furni11hei Iron Corp. and will be kept bt , warm.·• by .the host church. The program readiness by -lhe police depart·~ • · .1 wiU begin at 1:30 and memgen men . o!f rorecast . tb er··Wu at , :_. and memgers .. .. ..~--.. " "".;·l it lng That wasW(or h1sr jump•• 1 here. · '·· pace eathe 10 · •• !be . v•n ~. ~ planned target area 200 mllef j.mlss•onary. work. I IOUtheast of the Cape was some-: 1· Tbe M~Jgs Co~nty Porno~ 1 ; what more questionable. • j ~ranj~ Will.~ 1ft regulafl" · Although aqualls downrange re-- I ~xmk ~ldayG~t 8 .P· ~jat ~ 1 rnained 8 po.uibility, weather ex- 11CocG WP~:r'1 . gs rGange hoswll l id th .. h ld . . u 1ams range as perU sa , e seas .. s ou re-- ' Tbe County Rufal Life Service . main relatively calm. But Flor. will be observed" ·for the fecture Jda w~h.er is tricky, and down· hour with H. E. starkey, State range Jt 11 even more so. The Gate Keeper 88 spokesn· • . · ccmdltioa of rk:ies late today and ! tonight should dt>eide. The Syrac_use Preabyteria~ · The rqan and hi~ space maeblne s1onary Soc•ety ~ill meet m are re~·. Shoutd officials of the church annex w1th Mrs.. A. $500 million Project MercUry pro- ~st as. h08less. Mrs. Pear' Me· gram deci~· "i!lo. ·• tons of fuming Brule wtll give the last liquid oxygen and denatured alco- 1of Ule .book review from the hill will be poured into the atom- I "Safe In Bondage''. Mrs. He~-rnau II I ach or , modifted Redstone rock- Lol\don will eonduct the study 1 et shortly after midnight. ; guide session with her subject 1 If all goes well, Shepard wi11 "In Him was Life. pot on his silvery space suit, ! MAY I I claatcWq.•• -·~it~ II i BAKER FURNITURE Mkldl- •c;: _ and .y.witnesoos swear he atilt was wearing hie: • FOR MOTHER' S DAY MAY 14TH ' j i , FOR GRADUATION ' ~ I FOR JUNE WEDDINGS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ses-1 I. You"re sure Ia find the rinv you wont in our lorg~. qual· ity selection. Rings 1hawn, from B.SO I '' elimb Into· a I~ ton Mercury capsule atop the rocket and thunder Into sp&ce for a IS-minute apace Right 6\it hours late\-. Success .,auld put America just a haU· step behind Russia in the manned eonquest of space. Weather forced postponement of the ahot Tuesday after the count bad reached loll) m.inutes before tcheduled blaat-off. r. ally with T ...L fiDIUtlotl for nlld" • of thl 5J boi\U, 411 Jolnb -pl\11 111..1• I nuntt. Curb• •tblll•'• f•ot, toe ltC'h IY FIELDCRESr' for bed 1nd bath Your personol world b«omH •" Enchanted Ga'1'" as a profusion of poppie• ~looms in bedroom and bath. Dew-fresh flowers are shrewn on screenprt~l!!d sheets and cases, blankets, matching towels and shower curtain. Thltt )lappy harmony of coordinated pattern and color fashions the roman• tic FiOidcrest "one look" for bed and bath. Printed Duracle sheets: twin, 3.9•;-(till, 4.98; pillow case, 1,35. Matching lightweight blanket, 5.91; blend blaJ\ket, (king size only), 12.95, Printed coverlet, 12,f5; king size, 22.95, Printed .bath .lowels, 2.98; guest towel, 2.91; fingertip, 59c; wash eloth, 59c, bath m~t, 4.91. Shower curtain, 10.911. ~oordlnated solid eolor "Pussyfoot" rug. . . ., ... •..---· .... . : m.ny styl... From _ __ A practice of the~::";;;;,:;~~~ ~ague team has t ~er for Saturday morning at 10 a behind the high school All plartning to play should beo ::~:: and bring Insurance n Manager Bub Stivers said. 'lbe Pomeroy Emergency wiil spOniOT a -bake sale tit er'a on May I. Any person wish· in to donate baked goods illl asked to aeDd a card to the Emergency FAIRF~LD STATIO:N Squn~ in care of City· Hall. Pont· Wednesday t~peratur"es _ bigh e~. The bak~ ·g(Jods will be low 34. 'Iltursday reading - px:k:ed up. . The cheerle$deta of Mi<ldlo•p•u·tll It at tO,<$ a.m. H"gh School areomga h ld' 1 of - FoOT TROUBLE? home vaked goods on Saturday, 1l •t •II jour bon•• •re 11\ the feel, ... 6 t the Rob"mson •5 Tr'J-._.usNo w()Jider there 11 •ehlnl. twelllnt. ,.~: , a ,.,lrlnl• odor. B•tl•• tett twl<!e tre Cleaners from 9 a. m. til ·S p. Carnival I watches to m. .9c AliT.,... Pold ...,._ . - 111 w..•rw Ptb• No Purchase Neeesury OPaN NOW - 24 HOURS 531 Woet Main StrHt . thai's what IULOYA Prl... Stort At· $19.95 tiOfJ. Shop hert· (or your gift .... ____ Tra•al allfll'l cloc' In a watch. ' llno toalhor • •""< Where flualitg Costs Ne M4tHt \. G 0 E-ss L E R JEWELRY STORE,, ..;,, CERTIFIED OIL CO. Uhl With ,. MoMy lock Guarantee ELGIN finest dla· you will fmd in our selee FIH lhu:keye Swift t hf' mor:d watch - 1 "",.. - From lnexpensin• costume : The ne:rtt regular meeting of the too, or yolii" 4k baC'II: If not pl••••d. 1 ! IN ONI HOUI. TODAY et !IWlSIIEILIRiver.Jiew P.T.A. will be hekl 6 LORD DRUGS MondJ.y evening May 8 at t b I! ldV. ' We're New .• Try ,Us! • ~ • I .,....~!!!·!!!!!!iii\i!!!!!!!!!iii\i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iioiil~=~:--·~ -~-· -~-~-~-~- THE SHOEBOX '' .' ..f.\ ) I th; ~ i do-l Ohl '' Court St. �........- -- - ·•· -- ...._ _ .. ' I I -- ·· ..... ---. . .....'�. . .,.... .., • � -. r -�· � ,. 1r -, w • r # e ♦ ,, · f :i- f f ·1 � \·1 .. '"( ! �,-. •, ·4 ·� 'I � ·• 1 .., ·; 'l "'; � : "; ; -: .... ... � � � � � - •· ' .. .., _ l.hiL UJ ;jclh.i.lit:I , , ,..,,IC, v J .,.,.._. .._. j ,.. 1-' V• •, Jackets �dge Unio n l urnace 2-1 ln Sectional t;ame Anderson's Steal Of Home Tied Game At 1-1 ln Fourth Inning , SPORTS DESK • ,, ....,,.....� - · ,., ,r-o.• ...,__,.,v-1., , ,,.., i,,1,.. ,.._." G JU Of rO bl em: Shall 3 p M• 0 Le a shaky first inning Inst evening ,.-----.,,......... i I , lik.e th is : diamond vidory over Coach Bob I in can, ball. and all. KO W IP Pllth.r , The Panthers came back with I Allhley's Eagles t 9 z Werr:, Panther Coac h Rusi Moore , more hon est three-nm homer, with : i O M, Wi1ttbren�r S sent corps of young pitcher s lo more hon est htree•nm homer, with 1 1 o 1 B. Winebrenner the mound, all of whom did well. I White and H4tfleld on. down the 2 l I Knil.lil limiting Eastern to five hits. Ter• same baaeline, this one miasbtg loser, For Ea11t em, Swartz. tlle ry Knight, veteran of the throwing the pile of cans. stair, fin ished up arter Mike Wer• Easlern collected lt1 one run 1n went •ix innings, fan ning four. i walking nobody. end Dur1t in cy . Micky Winebrenner and Bob the thir d Inning. For !he Pantheni. h itters were one inning. walked none. fanned Winebreriner had early turns. Pomeroy took a 1--0 lead in the ; Werry, one for three : White , two none . 1 010- t03 1)......8 10 0 second inning, fattened It with four for four; Stewart. two for three: Pomel'oy I 001 ®Cl 0-1 s S more runs in the top of the Knight, two for four ; Ebersbach . , Eartem , nner {Sl WP, Wlnebre M. Werry, Winebrenner , : Bob t�: for ODe omer h Stewart's Roger 0 fourth � B. Wlnebrmmer HO, Kni&ht (7) . r fou for e n o down on. Brown and White with (LPI, Durst Swartz HaUleld. and Summerfield. were hitters gle a E in• rolled that line se a b third the L. and Lyom. m four, for two Collini three, of one field• the and cans to a pile or tin Hlndy gave up three hlls of the et hitters were Ellll Clonch and ! scratch variety in the first lnnlns. Beumgardner. and one run . then poured his I Unk>n Fw-nact got It! run in fail ball over II� corners for s ix I the first lnnlng when leadoff bat• O � more Innings, 11trlking out 16 Un• t.er Powell 1ln1lNI and so did Daion P'urn,1cemen . Ht> walked jus t vlt the no.t batter up. H I n d / IT' S ON LY A MATTER or a few weeks now unlll the the mlrd man up in fanned Hinerman and Barsto w Little Leagues , Pony League and H lgh Sc hool Summe r one batter, inninj then fanned tht. but Vermillion hit safely . ac0rin '.! ,.__,=,�:::!W.:. League te=ims get rolling . Final p lans for this y ear 's the fourth Powell. Then HLOdy tanned Eyer ••u yoa fl nd a twtball, it'• youth basebal l program will be discussed at a meeting ne-xt to stay out of trouble. Vermllllon. U n i o n P'umat.""J to end the- inning, leaving t w 41 1 tnlae!" this coming Monday night at Pomeroy town hall. anded. r st just scatter• runnera four allowed er, h pitc I an wants • Little League * Preside_nt Charlie Murray Little League managers . In Pome�oy, Syracu� and Ra· eel hill, but they were enough tu Hlndy atruck eut the side in thot1 _ cine to attend along with all Pony and Hig h School win, together with Tom Ander• keond and 1evtnth Inning$. 90n ' 1 ■teal of home to tie the game I A fine dt1ftn1JVt play .,.81 made. League managers ' {Aa of Wed ':.,� � 1L OR One of the nighlights of the meeting will be a dis- at H in the fourth. 1 by the Jacket. in the fourth .lbeo AM c�ss1 on of acccpti�g Gal hpolis's request to enter and Andy, aecond man up had walk Barstow boomed , 1on1 <but , Ht- : & 0 0 36 17 -f ie ld a summer high school team to comp ete agam st ed, moved to third on Mlke Lit• tie too high to ael in aarelyl blow 7 1 0 40 18 ti•'• lnlteld ,lngl• and wllh two Into rtpt c,entor. Meigs County teams , r 5 l z 47 G lllpolla · The t wo inte rested men from the French C ity who out swiped home while Man nin � Rlghtfaelder MaMln1 Baumtar• w�llston . · : : : : : : : : : 1 2 o 37 1t1 ma �e- the requ�st are Hugh G raha m, empl ?Y e. o f H ol ze r Baumgardner �as taking a 2 :t doer took the ball one-handed on Middleport . . . . . . . . . 3 3 o 20 27 , 1 Hotip1tal and _J im Venz. Both have been mv1ted to al· pitch. the dead ru11 eolng b1ck. Bar• Lo 4 5 1 52 55 · tend the mcetmg Monday.mght Then the Jackel! won 1t ln the stow wa1 thl ilrst man up m that Ja:� - - · : : : : : : : . 2 3 0 36 37 : The o nly rea� problem is travel, but m ost of the mana- sixth when H 1ndy, flnt man up. inning. Hlndy flllllled Vermllllon. Neilonville · · . . . . o 3 3 e M . · gers thmk Il will be no trouble to work out . One o( the 1ingled deep into center, got to walked Eyer, and ranned Wollett , _ er I.he shortstop's bead, 1COrinl!'. . A bases•losde1l s ingle with two Rkt errored three times. loal Su � m e1 . League managers a ��cr . thinking the � atler second on a pat1Md ball, , t O I t- to end that frame-. SEGAL IOUTIIERN DIVISJON Radford with t'1e wlnnin& marke w c ' ' 1 �?ught, tl wi ll third base. and scored on Little's M uldleport goea to Rutland to- , TEAM w L R OR I out In the bolto"' of the eleventh 1 Morehead uoed two h url•ra In �� [tie: fr a:�l�n� !��[ �f t�� :ime� J�: u ! er. lnnlng by catcher Buddy Parb ; the conte,t. Gray ,tarted anJ . . . . 3 1 14 hard hit bell at the Union Furn• day. .. , ! Pomeroy . . . . . . . . ' For Rio' Pa['tu' G i'bson, Smith How right h e was and if the Gallipolis players and " :z · 1 15 14 gave C-Onch /\r • Lanham'• R l "'I waa replaced llY Green 1n t h e second ba seman which !JOI U. Fumace IOO OOO G - l S 1 " · · · · · Gallipolll · · . .ace • v tr t d m a nagers wa nt to pl ·;y bad enough to o al l tha a el through to the outneld, going fo; Middlt1port ooo 101 x - 1 , o Jacbon . . .· . ,· . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 22 14 Grande College Redmen 8 5--4 tri and Radfor� e�ch had two aafe l• a, ing hur the los th. w n Gree ilx en . Gibaon I triple in the aev th mg they should be ;cce pted into the league with pleas• an error. . . o 3 S 22 \ umph over vlslling More�ad on I er Morehead 1,urlen w a I k e d tiei Vermillion and Davia. Hindy Middleport , . . 1 RJo'i only extra bue h � t waa ure'. TOTALI I 6 �7 5'1 Memorial Field Wednesday evt:- eight. fanned I-I Vermllllon fanned just f I v t· and Buah. ___ Stewart, gettlng three tur Roger 1 SEOAL NORTRl!:RN DIVISION nlng. Jacket., , walked lour. Olher J8"k· Umpire, C. W. Searles. x l om h i.:1t I t he eIev four for the losers. lambasted a o cure t e To open the left for . tickets are MORE FEW A ONLY W L R OR ---- TEAM . sion to Crosle Field May 2 1 · By the way Sports Desk o 25 9 The triumph, R10' 1 fo.urth In a I enth, Jim Radford wa.11 safe on a long home nm 1n the ela;hth for . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . hena , . At -, ----------::,.--,..,,- received not i c� th:it the tri s wm be mad� by bus not Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 2 26 25 row, avenged 111e Galhans onb bunt single. He _advan{"<'d to l!lec· the _Eagles. vs. Red� tht! for Tickets earlfer. reported was as . Mort :1 onti on .a lhrowmg error . P a u l Rio plays at OU Saturday tr. train, ellston . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . I 1 16 1& lou of the U�l capmalgn W 1rfls!i;g� ! Braves game can be purchased from Fred Cline at MidNelsonville . . . . . . . . . . . . o 2 5 22 head lamb19ted the Redmen 11·:S I SJhith wa1 wa ked lntenUonally, Athena. The BobkiUens lost 7-! Lantern. Green the at or Smith Homer Steel , West TOTALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 laot weok at M.,r,head. 1 Jim Gibson sacrificed both run- to Rio last Saturday of re o sc Wedllesday Line walked was Pfleager Dan ers. n '• Keith J ones, in picking up hi, THE FISH SURE WERE BITING · last week In the game: ket r Pa Howard I third 1tralghl l tlumph. went the l to fill the sack11. Ohio R1ver. The river was high and the biK cats were distance for ruo. He rarmed five, fanrK.-'d . I.hen Parks delivered the Morehead 001 101 010 00 - 4-lN hungry . Butch Armes said he caught four nice sized I-IN LL__.____________.......:::.i walked none, .alolwed 10 ufetJes. I winning blow, , aharp ilngle OV· Redmen 001 001 1 catfish in back water at Minersvil le. B•� u-•-• The larger fish some times go to the back water when ..,.a'. Thurflday'• �robabll! Plkhera - Pr.,. 1Dten1a1'had river th in acid e ago years A few the river is high. N-1 .,.,,.. New Y ork at M innesola-F.,.. heading of instead water lhe fish trying to crawl out of . w. L, Pel. GB 1 <:t-ll n. !<all < 1- 1 1 . to the deep. San Frallclm I I 7 .8t1 - . Baltimoro at Lo, Anaele, --P il• to 7 •588 \\ <night! - l'•PI'•• 1 1·2 1 "- Mc NOTE TO THE PEOPLE who would take Middleport Lo' i:� I ··�· ff 1 1 9 .sso t Brid, ,1-11. A four run oulburll by O a k and-or Pomeroy out of the SEOAL: j 9 D • 500 2 Detroil at Wash ington I night ),Chicago I title footb•II league brok·1 a inning h Hvent the I n 1945 When Middleport won In Hill M I auk 7 7 500 I 1I M 861 12-01 • · D IeJs ro-2 ) . · knocked , with a couple of real bruisers mainly carriin1 the lea- ci:;;nna: rr.;"1,• �IIDH 9 10 •474 21/a • tied ball game and Hae(Shorty) son, heads the field. ni.e brown 1 Flutterby, Dr. Mmer, Light Ta•. George By RAY AVUI ther named Alfred Scarberry and hole ln Raelne', ho'"""I .- of contlnu1 to -444 3 BOliOn 11 Minne,ol.l St Loul• beat Jackett tbe son of Saggy, who won the Ever- Ambiopolse, Ronnie·, Ace, Ou His kett , both weighing under 140 pound,, UnW Pr,., lnlerullo�al o 11 .333 5 Wubin""8 at Cleveland, nJaht _ _ lnl in Ute oectlonal baseball lour· Philadelphia Gallipolis 41-0. , ney. 11to Oak Hill ■quad defeated i !,OU I SVIT.LE , Ky. <UPI I -What glades, tho Flamingo Stakes and Met al, Loyal Son, Bass Cle!, Jay w...,_.17 , Reauha Detroit at Chlca,o nilb' After that game _ at Middleport _ Hobart Wilson, o C ach Larry Morr i once looked like a near record the Florida Der-by this year, has Fox, and De.Broom. San Francisco 8 Chicago 4 Baltimore, at Ke,�, City night the player• r .O Jr ., now Sports Editor of the Gallipolis Tribune, was Kentucky Derby field ahaped up been pronounced fit and ready by The horses are enteNM! at a , MIiwaukee • Los A ngeles 1, niaht New Yori& at. Loa Angil•• n ight aon, 10--&. traveling home with Dad WU1on. Both were commla• run it, ll a • at an avorage 11 today w h • n trainer Jock Price for the fir,t co,t ol $lao ..oh, II will cost an Oak Hill had ,oored _____ ' 1, night • serating over the awful licking. Said young Wilson, a SI. Looi s Pllthu,gb additional ,1, 121 to alert.. e In I.hi HCOnd lnnlnf, before � entries for the Rose Run •-·m el- the-'l\llple Crown ch1ssles. Majer League Ltacltn Cincinnati • Phlla s. night 10 year old at the time: lul lnninl bomhanl-. RacP1e takon 24 hour■ b•fore Satl1Nl1y'a The familiar Johnny Sellers will Nalllul 1.oa,.. ''Dad, they oughtta kirk Middleport out of the SEOAL, . T•u....,., Probable Pllehon , tylnl th• race. rlda Carry B■clt , who pNll>abb' San Francilco at Chicago- l'laytr • Clo• o. All R, H. Pet. had worlt«I fivo tmilllp They're ju t too tougb for us." roof at 11 In . Injury as well u ,low races will be favored by the majority ON YOH OLD W.UHIR ON ______ _____________ _ Jones (1-1) vs. Ellsworth <11-ll. Moon, LU. II 61 II 18 ffl ";;: H the have reduced the orfginal 151 which annually Jam• Churchill Los Angel" at M llwauk- CUnJ}un, St.I. II • 1' 24 .ffl bt ol :::ill mn:'. nomination, to only two m m Dowus for raclng's lop apectacle Dryld1le Cl,21 or Pod,., <3-0l YI Allron, M il. 14 IWI I It .:1112 k I n g a 1: lead· rr.,b�n hoJ"Ael than 1tarted In the mile Buhl (0-t). 13 41 4 ti .356 t a But the py multitude Jl1aY Katko Cln d Bruee BMgle ' Off Ith and onel.quarter classic a year switch its allegiance to CN!ller $ Philadelphia at C i n c i n n a t i o.nm', Phil. 1' IWI 10 .. ...... gle, : · on ato}• second · too �••-.::e funes •--'Baci' ago · 1-111 uca i.en bY '-'""rrf ht l - Mahaffey <l-lJ v,. Jay Clmnt,, Pits. 1? 11 s :M ll3'J <lllfl ' , pd scored on a fly ball • For this winter. Mathw,, MIL 14 57 t II � .:; lt bo ry 12811,1911 Florid a Back, wi n nor of in Car t. OW <fl.II, u Wtcillne'a • tremend a with up csme l < Jy thll r a year ago and !206,089 ,... Crolie • ,_ linto 11Ie one-nm Iced wu not hold OD =- � -= 18 Cincinnati atnlchad Ila winning W BJ MILTON RICHMAN 1181 he o lol1- lotto when y a 18 .:m Tueod oua ntn mt n the ■econd innlnl I Utouflh loo& !17 ,treai lo o o..;. ,-mp . tlalW Pre• i.teroalloul a 14 st 13 19 San J'ran al Pbllad1lpbla, nl&ht Bolling, MIL ; a track record of t:34 ll-5 for ble pla.v GETI NEW COACH , ono dou o with• out � _,m 9-3. a, ..._ Pltlladelphl 1N1 40, m Iha Spahn, ll'arren <No-httl A er Lao ,Uploo II PIiio......, 1111M mile In <he Deroy Trial. Braulio bdll from the bat ol an Oak Hlll I Ba ,.; Ttmple, Clev. 10 M 11 r, �-,. 7111-old ouracle whip of Mil- Tho Now York v..- climbed Clnclnnltl at Mllwaubt, nllht eza ol Panam• II 1111 rider. l-Phi . , boum> WALTIIAM Moss (UPII and dirt pile a hit r playe i W waukee. finally ha, convinced Into • Ue for flnt ploce In the Cltlcap at SI. Laula, Batey, M inn. 17 118 13 g out the " ezpecled to ...tor field. Six "'"' lol- I� L. PltUlp ha, auoceoclod Ray Roundin ln91l1 F!ll'nlture enryone - tncludlng the once American Leap by dtfeattn1 Am<rlcaa 11 8 M ti : .: ed Into Sleven, Cltl run are Sherluck, Globomallor, ai out er'° ndln I I b t e l with a ead a , h b a, low n pou d n Fi lleell ed ""di.,.... Gl,•■uptlcal but no longer Loa An- Nin-ta, 74, and Wllhlnlfon J ' w t. �•• _ 1•• 11 . 33'1 - 01 Mantle, N.Y. 17 the entry of Four-and-Twenty and � 1 -loaded 1r1rblow b" the ________ __ ·..:.:__;:_:.:,_:.:_:,.:.::. ....:._....:,:.:,__;_ y. t i II Univer Brandeis at coach geles Dodgers. . downed Dttrojt 1 M. Clntland Detroit ' JI I .6811 Romano, Cln 17 99 1 to oe . II I .1188 . . . Oentll•, Ball. 19 M 11 19 .S3to le aJlow<<I Philip, who coach-d basketball It used to bug Spahn that ht won It, third llralpl bJ cllpplnt New York Grimm h ,eVODt the In 84 1 8 10 I . liN I Boroa, !let. I 10 nover could oeem to hoot the Chicago, 44, Konw City odg.J M-ta and footba ll at M lllhury ' M.,L ' 10 I ,liN I R unnl•. Boa. 18 M • 19 :m I walk to Jamet. openlnC the InnDodgen. I t annoyed him that tho Boston , t-a in 10 lntllnp and Loo Clenland Hlgh School , pttdter g hittin , hard 11to beltlod to Baltfmoro 9 I .IOO I Kubell, N.Y. 17 ■ t II .311 In& fad wu rogwarly bandied about Angelea came wbtdt wu y,an, on"' played baNball In the Cbf K1n111 Clly M-. 11 In Nallonel 1.oque dua,ull and tt beat Baltimore, 7�. Ill . I 11 7 17 . 3ll llffl, llned a 11111&19 Ml 7 M.CO,. Cleveland Indfalll' farm qalltll. by by another 7 I ,GI I AIMrleu l.oapt-Manl]o y.,,_ foJJowed bothered him even more that the atlolto Error - •ID&WO.On away, T I 4 -• I; 0.,tlle, OtiolN, T: ' J!lu• �e. Wllb OH BrlYII would accomodatingly Catdter SmokJ J!uriMI ' lm9W· led h _.. RIDES TIIIIBIII W1NNBU a lp hla I JO .US Ill NWllti , Aagall, I ; Cult, Tipn, Jed and Wblllalc doub each time they met g emir holpod the Cardinal■ to Lo■ Anpleo In l Waahbtflloa Walt Alaton • 1ang. • II ,113 I 4: Colavflo, Tlpn, ,, Smith, Inc Ibo wlnttiD8 rlllll for oat B fl, two nm • durln& a three-run rally w.it down with- LAURll:f. , Md. <UPI> - Jnea, w--.,•1 Pemape u a reward for hll no- ID the filth Iha' took care of th• Whllo Sox , . Awrlll � •• 11Ie Tontadoeo ' ' out throatenlng In the la,1 of the Bobby Corle � haml lhrM hlllor again,! tho Giant, Ja,t Fri- �-·-w•-: ·-· Gib New Yori 7 ·- S _....._:., ' A···�,:.. 4 wlnnen at ..uni WednNdty •=r ,�-. - 1.oa.- - Wllbalm, ,eventh· land I atieaJIO I, nlflhl Cleft > rgh th until Plttabu lllllod the l.olll'lo Corle blanked day, sp,hn wn, aloiwed to ,tort 1 LanJ Grimm <allll In to nllevt Wa■hln&toa I Dltnlil '• night Lary 3-0; Oriole,, , Tiger,, 4-1 rJcler with homwhen Nollou Rocky 81 tho -1 1galnal tho Dodger, ln Milwauk•• olflhth Wolle durlni the bf& IDl> l8 Y ctorlll llualle , an, Tu Ford, 3-1; Y Yanbet, & rley, BaiUmore f AnJlla■ Loa took McDaniol and Lind, i Wednesday night for 11-, fir,t erwd . CllJ I Bolton 8, nlgbl, IO • be■, 3-1; McClafn. S1naton, l•L Ina, Bl pltdtad good raUel bill, over. Wilmer <Vinegar lleod > Mi- K time alnce June ,, 11159. allowtna only one bll belon, !lit wu the •-• · The h1wk--llQltd aoulhpa-w wu la at Bab 8lucm utland l � .� Racine - ....... - , comm ll.« oot able lo tw·n In another no- Jim M aloney and llill Henry three _,n • ly - .,_ - - _.,.... -"Y•- rnme close with a combined lo pitch the Reda to �-• IOU > bllhr, hut 1� -10 n.�•--"'bu or nu'-WIIIII, .u111a F t w o �-al i..,. . v.--4..,.. __.. ..,mg two-hit 4-1 "ic-tory thal their victory nver the Phlll.... bttl llarUI, cart« Laa,: • ToroDto 11 --, IUtJ 1 ftaclne tOl 110 O - I a d , . J WU too 2911t of hlR major )Hogue MalODly wa■ the winner althouab --. Crabtree 8-11 (t) 111d art.f;/1,»'lf�, . ..._ 181 Nch. Daft u......... • __. 01)11> Buffalo 4 SU JUID S career and left him only nlM Saioer. and (11 Wolfe, ppd. -• Rlollt1•.wJ • Rodt■ ho buod nut alto, Clay Dalrym, «I tllt - wflll I wlna ahy of Loll Y G rn.e·, 000_ pie roclted hinl for a th-run lrJplt, Illa ab' - NII bit ol Ooltaba II lyr- ppd. "CRUSHPROOF'" .... total· homer in the etahth, The Redt UN An 11• A111•M1■ N■IIOUI Leapt-Moon, DodtGIHls R@llli• U'ad '®red their llrtt four 111111 "'' la INlaa. .... alln.. 1 I I Dlllu-rt Worth • Loa1nlUt 0 en, I; ..,._ Giant&. I; T.Davlt. San Franc�co n,galned the Na- loNr John Bu■hordl and Gu, Btll ltlla, ..... ll1Ne aDtl llll1lltl - O!nlba I . Dodcen, I; lltryff, Carda. t: II.. llooll League 1,ed with an ◄ bJl(bllgltted a four-nm rally In lbe throo. Tbt Babcllo emntl twlcl. Indllnlpoil■ at - ppd. Shirt Laund,1a11 8 Oovwy, Glanlt, I; Collman, Rm■, Yidory over Ch icago while St. IIY9llh with a tbreH-un double. Dllmahely, ICJpr Creek realtd Ml<Wl... RamllHa .\■n t ::e ,, -. O!l!a, .. 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John Banln.,.r W.S.C.8. 1 An nual niport1 were "Jven ,-.� 011 the enn: w-ij, d,----� _.ua.,IIN, appro•1ma_. , . r e ed h a ho is t rnt of th.arletton vlJlled het· pe.renb. ll1 rail a 'the W. s. c_.s. of t h, New HaYen Ale:1-ijulllen Memorial l. ibrar, , ly ,0 mt' mhers w ill a tttnd th .ii., , ies � . 1 M etnod , - t Lhurch held it� Apr!] I from Lhe t reasurer and from lhe I whic h Ill lo be he.Id a t ' Spen<.--er. 1 M w S..aanne "' olpt'rl of OhlO \1r and Mn. Lloyd ltou1h on Sun-­ v1s1ted her par• day and Monday, meeting at the- home of Mn. wm. j Memorial build in g commitlft Poppy Day will be tleld an May State Umvernt)' -ard r e a r, w1Lh Mr.. F r a n k ElecL1o n of offic..-n for UM! corn- 27th. and the ,roup will 1 1 • 0 Thompson prtskllng, The <' I u b ' lng year waa held: Mn. J o h n 1ponsor a bake iJale lt1 town on pla nMd a fe stival Lo be held on Morgen, pre!lident : Mn R the um. day. ! , May Zlllh at the cnurd1 Thi ned Greem·, l'ice•preaiden t : Mn. Kur• 1 ThoN attl!nd1n1 were Mrs Am• \ meeting wil lbe �Id al the home mlt P'ord. secretary ; Mn, Jame, old Rou■h, Kn. Carl Kina.' Mrs. of .Mrs. . J. L. ... �wart with a I, Hampton. treast.rer : and Mn. , Ralph Roush, lln. T t; e t m a I wb1� elephant aale to be held. ] Edwin Roush. Corre11ponding C11pehan, Mn. Freda Hart, Mn. . J\efrelhm�hlli were served dur• Je{"relary. Fred Rouah , Mn. Nora T r J p p. inl th� aoc1al hour to members ) A re;x,rt wa� given on t h e Mrs C , C, MonljOmery , Mr�. Ev- ! attending: Mn. Frank 1frmpeon plans for the annual din ner to be eretl Rouah, Mn. BiU Rouah amJ 1 M r.1. Monl �JISOII. Mrs .. AI-thw- hPld on Tuesda)' . May U!th al 8 : - Miu Louena Rou,h. Thsbet, Mu. Jack Need,, Mrs. 30 p.m al Gene Ba11·, R.estaurROTA&Y CLUB l Don �:1 1ley, M_r�. Bill H o w a r d 1 nn l in Po int Pleasant. Reserva· Tbt Be� Rotary Clu b met OIi I Mrs_ Cht�ltr Campbell, Mrs. John tlons must be- in by May 9th and Thur!day evening for theil reau- · Mor�an, Mrs. J. L. Stewart and may be given to Mrs. R. G. 1 lar dinner rneetln1- Mr. c \ y J e ! the hostess, Mrs. Fear. Women's Greene. Mrs. C.harles Dodd or Foley, ifrincipal of Wahama High I M r$. Eugene Hester The speak- kfiaool, 1poke to the aroup on lht BlRm Mr . and Mrs. Jame1 Layne are er for the dbtner will be The South trip he and NVtnl teacher■ and MR. CICIL DEVRICK, Execullve Secretary of the Professional Photographers of annollftclng the birth of a daugh. , Western District Pre.11klent , M r1. 111perviaur. Look to N ,rwalk, Conn W. Va. discusses plans for the Annual Convention scheduled for September 1 0 s,.. A ter on �ril 26th at Pleasant Val• Percey Booten. Officer , will be lo ,illt a modem achool 1y1lem: 11 & 12 a t the Frederkk Hotel, Huntington. Lell t o Righi, standing, Joe Corbin: 4 to 9 _ _ _ ley Hospital. She �as been named Installed at thl5 meeting by Mn. Wh1tesv11le, W. , Va., M1chael Krneta, Cnarleston, Joseph W. lllackwood, Pbilip­ 1110M attending were iJ u II a I d _ Beth Ann and w�1ghed 7 pounds S. M. Hamlet, both of Hunting• FoglfllOllg, Herman Layne, Donpt, Mrs. Flo Kopp, Huntington, and Joe Barta, Huntmgton. Seated a r e Lonnie Men's and Boy't 12 ozs. 'lbe Laynes have one oth• ton . W. Va. Safford, Point Pleasant, W. Va., President, Cecil Devrlck Executive Secretary aid Roush l.Joyd Roiub Floyd Lice To Toa er child, a son James Brenter. and Chari"" E. Carr, Weirton, W. Va., Vice President. A letter was read from t b e Carmack. L. Stewart, • J a e ls Maternal grandparents are Mr. Boa rd of Directors of tbe N e w Flesher Jama Hampton Clyde · and Mrs. Flo)'d Carmack., and H a v e n RecreEillon Foundation role)', WWiaJNon, Ruaell llu paterbal grandparents a1·e Mr. thanking the- club for lheir past Capehart. Harry Miller, o. J. a. 5 to 3 _ ,.. and Mrs. Harry Layne. help with the swimming pool COD- Ue Arthur WehrU Phill Wolpert 2V2 te 11 _ •·· PT. PLEASANT - The Prof�s- � a. �nduct� t1 class of instruc• Mr. Cla ;nce White, Head of WOMAN'S CLUB cession stand, and aaked if the Clarie, �Ill and N The New Haven Woman ·s Club elub w®'d continue LO ,erve Rev. Jae• Welecb. slo� �o�graJ., hers �Id tbel!' r ti.on m coloring methods and tec.:h the De�ent . of Photography . , class was attended at OhJo University, Athens, waa held its annual business meeting thlt roming year· The club •Sprmg Cltmc at the Daniel Boone mques. The --•� IIRUJGE CLUB . Hotel ln Charl(.-�ton on Sunda y, bY co""1sts Irom CharIeston. th · ,__ · e prmc1pal speaker of lhe day on Tuesday, Aprll ZSth at lhe A lex• to help with thia and 90 will bt an yne Mn. H Quillen Memorial Building. Devo- Glrl Seoul.II, whieh the club l!lponA pril 16th. Tie Clinic is an snnuni Huntingto n Point Pleasant, Gary, for other than tolorists. mn Laafte enterta� with ed on Im Wednesday mooa affair conducled for the benefr i �lar�sburg, Ph ii!ppi, New M ar- Those attending the Clinic from tions were led by Mrs. James &Ors. I t was propoeed to ■poruor Im an afte lunch f 11.".a lo 3 _ • ,r. � rnoon o of members who are interested ir tmsv1lle. Whltes,• tlle, Oak Hill and th is area were: Mr. and Mrs. Hampton. A welcome was given a dental tlinic in cobnection with • '"' .. 3 r. bridge. 'nle pt11e wu won by Mn. p ... 99 VALUI I Welch, W . Va., M rs. arl My r . C. � , Lonnie Safford, Pt. Pleasant, Cec- lo the new membe rs of the dub. the Mason Counly Communit:, Serimproving their profession through L. J. Ruttencutler, othen playlq vice Organiz.alion. Thft organlza&etter workmanship. co!orist from Galllpohs. Ohio, al- ii Devrlck, Pt. Pleasant: Mri. wert Mrs. N. O. Wtln, M r I. I l & lion wlll hold ita nexl meeting at Mrs. Flo Kopp, Huntington , W . so attended this class. Cnrl Myers, · G2llipolis, Ohio, . r1e Lerner and Mrs. Layne. -------------------- -----'----'---'--. Geo p I • ·1c1 1.1re psiac ,c_ Ap ,_ h 1an 8UI 1ng n oint PERSONALS a" 1 0 h , M r a, J! :; 0 Mr. F. C. R,iohert 1s . ,urgi-:m h r Che Ila $In 11 ationt at Plea,ant Valley Ho,• 99 Ca�pbe� �7i, :;pre:.� the �::; ;� 6 N 1 1 __ 1't lit 11 � pr. ,r. pa at thll meeting.. J t was e l!HJ pro- M r. Harry La,ynll!J and Mr. MASON - Mrs. Flossie Mattox round neck, rull skirt, and a posed ttia! the clob spo�sor a Well J81Tle Op O of Maso11 is • snaouncing the short sleeve jacket. Her acces• 9 Layne were business visi• w �aby clime. which is m Cflnnector11 io Chtrleston on 'nlursday. marriage of her daughter, Emma sories were white, and her cor• NEW HAVEN - The Lutheran llh the Mason 0 1 � li O t 1 Mr. and Mra . Herman La)'ne Mae; to Clarence Mc�nald, son sage was or white car:nations. Synod or Wel:it Virginia will eon· 1 M ASON - U. S. Sen. Jenning11 �::lt; De parlment. No actlon 1 . were Yillilors in Parkerliiburg on , of Mr. and Mrs. Romie McDon. Mrs. Roush W8!!1 attired in a dud a workshop on Christian Randolph ! D-W . Va. J, oontinuing l w taken on thls. I No. Second Midclltipert I o k ways to br : Tuesday. ald or Dexter , Ohio. in g more de. : black 1uit with white accessor• Service at Jacklon's Mill Friday l see K rm t Ford announced l . r M m ..'.! fen :_: of:._:: :n:_:: Bobby cSey r••c:' all so to ! a ome � ! se contr acting business ies and wor� a pink carnation and Saturday, M ay 5 and 6. ..,, urslng Course wUJ be ---:::::: ":'.:'.:.:_ The ooremony took p1ace on corsage. The bride is a graduate West Virginia, said he was en• I . . to open the �aturday April 29, at 7 :30 p.m f. public, beginning on The worbhop, with a focus on eouraged by developments in o Wahama H igh School Class of May 4th at the Legion Hall. Per• lhe aging, has been planned and Washington thls week m the Mason M�tnodlst Chureh which [' eW l95-9, and ii a member �r lhe Ma• wltb R,ev, Richard Wright per• sons will put in 14 hours and the is sponsored by tht1 Social Mil- , out of Senate Small Business & od m. C()urse Meth ist h son C urch. The groom . will be held jz] the after• 1lom Committee o� the Luthl!ran miltee hearing formmg the double ring ceremony s on govemment attended Rutland High &'.'hoo] and noons for two hours from I until Synod of West Vll'glnJ a. ct air- procurement before an sitar decorated with Is now a construction employee I 1 3 o'clock for 7 days, 'nlere wlll be baskets of ,prlng Dowen. an of the commltt-,e Is T h e Sen. Rand�lph, ca.airman ol in Charleston. The couple are re• m no charge for the course other Reverend James R. Stephenson, the Small Busin Mr1. Charle!! Row:h of N e w ess Committee·s skiing in Nitro. Pastor of St. Mark's Luther-on Subcommittee on Relations of than 65 cents for the purchase of Haven, sister of the !>ride, was ----� . matron of honor Wh ile Charles Church, Clarbburg, Purpose of Business with Government shar. a book. Persons wishing to enroll About the only thlng wrong with ' Roush was lhe beat man. please contact Mrs Ford . the workshop on ChrWlan Serv• the Aml!ri can standard of living ce Is to deflne Chr .stian Se ce ed with Sen. George Smathers A request was read from La. The bride was dressed in I 8 i rv m-Fla I ch 8 irman O f the Sub_ kin State Hospital workers for light blue street len gth silk taffe- is that lt's becoming too expen· as a congregational function and com mi oo Gover�en' Prota dreu fashioned with a h I g h sive for most Americans. to diseover unmet needs of old· curement , the responslb 1i1·ty or members to uve their coal hangf ers. Anyone wishing to don ate ._ . er. pew.le in. ,Church and P,munun- preilidinl over the series of hear• I" . coat hangen m�y bring them to ity. ings at which testimony was th Libra mg hours. · � Hlghllghllng the worbhop on ceived from the Secretary or De• ; a were Mn. eu 0 Friday evening will be Doctor 8. fense, the Secretarie1 of the Ar- Abel : Phil : Mrt. rib sHarrington, Professor of E�on- tnf, Air Foret, IUld Navy, the ter M am Ch�.. omlc1 at Davia and Elkins Col• Administrator oI the General Ser- ler, M rs. Cbar:,5 Dodd, Mn. lege, and a member of the Gover- vlee1 Administration, the Admln_ rm� Fonl, Mrs. R. G. Greene. nor's Commluion on problems of Jatrator o f the National S p a c 6 : s. ames Hampton, Mn. EuAgency, and the Administrator the aged and aging. gone Hester, M n. Thoma, Hoff. of the Small Bu,tnen Admlnlotra '11Ie Rev. Harold W, Relsclt, D< !Jon • man, Mn. Louil Karochnlk, Mn. rector ol Inner Misllone far tho · John Morgan: Mrs. Deoold Rouah _____ United Lulltoran <llurch in AmerMrt. Paul Seally, Mn. Edwin lea . Stein, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mn. �· Wiles, and the new rnenRrs, On 8.lturday, May a, di!lculMr1. Ray Ward, Mn. D o n a I d sion groups will be held on wllat . Balley, tind Mn. Willard Fear. Lutheran congregations can do In H AUlllLIA Y the area ol Cirtstlan Service. DisT!!o American Legion Ataillnry cuulona leaden will include fflfll on Monday evening at the Tb, Reverend Jadt Welch, Pastor Logion Home. They opened In . ol SI. Paul'& Lutheran Church, Uh tl re . PLEASANT _ Appalach- gular form. The Spring Con fer. PT New Have n. __ FINAL CLEARANCE fan Power Compony announced to­ day thal • new ,chool rate f O r On All Ladies' & Chlldren'1 BRISTOL, England - Sir Win- electric service b being made The best: iw.■fn boy on the mar­ Coats - Suits - Toppen - Du■t■ rs alon Ciorchill, In a letter 1111> avallahle effective May 1 for ket - 3-T yon All-Weatben. AnthonJ Wedgewood achools Get a IOI of lbaie tins �g serves In West Vb'gin• Benn S campaign to drop the tllle la. Tm, new rate is optional ond today) he Inherited lrom bla fathet < Vis- does not replace Ute present rates MASON - The Rebecoa Circle count Stansgate I IO he can lit in applieable to achools. of the WSCS of the Mason Meth� th� "� of Commons: di The company reported that Ihle ll Church met at tbe cburcb . a ve Yours u. ry bard case and optional rate eould result in sav• Tuuday. May 2. Mn. Joan Green I am personally lllronglY In favor ings of about 184,000 to IIOl!Je Proaram chairmen, plaoned the <Ji>en UnUJ 9 P.11. Saturday . of sons bavmg t.he n ght to re- '74 schools it serves in the state. p r o I r a m aroWld the Iheme, MILL ST. MIDOLIPORT noun� lrrevoeably � peerag�! The remaining schools '· would " Women 's Changing Rolea. " they inherit from their lathers. not benefit lrom Ute optional rate Mn. Deity Cadle 1avo the 01> e al this tim becaUBe a few are aninJ proyar which wu Jollowed making a moro nearly maximum by group ainging and serlpture 1118 of the -ice which earns a nading by J.,.,. 'MOIII IIIOIILI IIIDI ON eOODYIA R TIR e THAN ON ANY ev11111 111110 IIN<l­ more favorable rate, and the oth- iap wen �led by Mn. Le­ en are generally maktna • mlnl- iuma Wrlgb&. Mrs. Joyee caroon. Mrt. Martha Coak, and Mre. Jou mmn ue of eleclrlc ,ervice. Thi company tllated that I Groen. llludy baa been madt of · a I I FollowlztJ the proaram, llrs. don't f-t ""' eohoo1■ and olficlala of lbose IAaJma wtlaht WU rHlectod CJr­ ean heat It 11 a Home Owned & Operated�Yod'll Wblch will realize a oavinga 1mder cle Cba1mtan and Mn. 0 r • • n very minimum. Wa Have The Tanktl optlooal rale will contacted wu rMloctod aa<n!la1'J of I h e price wftb Phone WY 2-2101 compatlJ ,...._-.._ bJ P'OflP, Rofreoln!cnt■ w.re "'"" Bottled 0.. from l!Alll1n4 Furnlturo. Awall..,. Per All Kl•• el o■■ ,- c. Pomeroy·• Panlhers m11de their I er had difficulty finding the ball. Caldwell one for four. and Bahr , currenl �rd 7. 1 Wednesday al It got inside one can and lhe : one for thrf!f>. Eastern High School with an 8-l young £!elder wu about to throw ' Po meroy pitch�NI worked well, lo win 2·1 in a Cl\u ' New Ha ven Social Notes - I Panthers Fatten •Win Record At Eastern In Diamond Victory; Get Two 3-Run Homers ALL-STARS Sec tional baseball game here with Union Furnace of , a on Coun ty . cks J A rr;:rt )}•13 , -�-- Danny (Boone) Hindy, senior righthander of the Mid• dleport Ye l low Jackets, pitched I\O•hit, no-run ball afier BY BOB WIN'GETI Senllnel Sporu Writer I 1 U . , £u .. y .;_ , THE " t -;�7:--: ...,.�-..,..,.,.._ .. • .-,.. ... ..,.........,...,..•........,_..., , • . ( • ·, "' Mr. and Mrt. Floyd McDennlll Sr. are vlalllnl Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Wllllamo after lpeOdlng the winier In Florida. llr. and lln. Jamel Quming• ham and .. and Mn. Anna Lou, lie CoDoy ot Naw Haven vwted 11n. Darui Lnfl and Mina, Mon­ Look! Big Va lue ! dl\J, »... ,_,,.. Jobmori, Mn. l'mte Kelly, Jin. Jack JolmNa ..,,_ Geotp J"- and MIU Llwfa - Tbtfnday """'"' l/lleils Gf Mr,_ Jack Fol< lfbump,w uf Mn. WU I ....bod gue■I of Mr. and 11n. Lew lloflmon, atatli■ Oart••- - Lnfl fl.Q!Dt.UI LIIYitJg. Vernal John­ •1 Norman Vanlleter, 11oni11 llllY Vemoal ,.... ff6ll'irli .,.._, iiit, IWill, "l'lfl 'tk■l!M ilitl liaa LfevlD8 - - li&ltln& at B1act Watc •49--,s mr 1bt ..- • EASY fdMS: • . FOREMAN &-- � -�A1B0Tl; ... . .. ; ,, PltONI WY 2'011 SOI N. Second Ave. . . / �........- -- - ·•· -- ...._ _ .. ' I I -- ·· ..... ---. . .....'�. . .,.... .., • � -. r -�· � ,. 1r -, w • r # e ♦ ,, · f :i- f f ·1 � \·1 .. '"( ! �,-. •, ·4 ·� 'I � ·• 1 .., ·; 'l "'; � : "; ; -: .... ... � � � � � - •· ' .. .., _ l.hiL UJ ;jclh.i.lit:I , , ,..,,IC, v J .,.,.._. .._. j ,.. 1-' V• •, Jackets �dge Unio n l urnace 2-1 ln Sectional t;ame Anderson's Steal Of Home Tied Game At 1-1 ln Fourth Inning , SPORTS DESK • ,, ....,,.....� - · ,., ,r-o.• ...,__,.,v-1., , ,,.., i,,1,.. ,.._." G JU Of rO bl em: Shall 3 p M• 0 Le a shaky first inning Inst evening ,.-----.,,......... i I , lik.e th is : diamond vidory over Coach Bob I in can, ball. and all. KO W IP Pllth.r , The Panthers came back with I Allhley's Eagles t 9 z Werr:, Panther Coac h Rusi Moore , more hon est three-nm homer, with : i O M, Wi1ttbren�r S sent corps of young pitcher s lo more hon est htree•nm homer, with 1 1 o 1 B. Winebrenner the mound, all of whom did well. I White and H4tfleld on. down the 2 l I Knil.lil limiting Eastern to five hits. Ter• same baaeline, this one miasbtg loser, For Ea11t em, Swartz. tlle ry Knight, veteran of the throwing the pile of cans. stair, fin ished up arter Mike Wer• Easlern collected lt1 one run 1n went •ix innings, fan ning four. i walking nobody. end Dur1t in cy . Micky Winebrenner and Bob the thir d Inning. For !he Pantheni. h itters were one inning. walked none. fanned Winebreriner had early turns. Pomeroy took a 1--0 lead in the ; Werry, one for three : White , two none . 1 010- t03 1)......8 10 0 second inning, fattened It with four for four; Stewart. two for three: Pomel'oy I 001 ®Cl 0-1 s S more runs in the top of the Knight, two for four ; Ebersbach . , Eartem , nner {Sl WP, Wlnebre M. Werry, Winebrenner , : Bob t�: for ODe omer h Stewart's Roger 0 fourth � B. Wlnebrmmer HO, Kni&ht (7) . r fou for e n o down on. Brown and White with (LPI, Durst Swartz HaUleld. and Summerfield. were hitters gle a E in• rolled that line se a b third the L. and Lyom. m four, for two Collini three, of one field• the and cans to a pile or tin Hlndy gave up three hlls of the et hitters were Ellll Clonch and ! scratch variety in the first lnnlns. Beumgardner. and one run . then poured his I Unk>n Fw-nact got It! run in fail ball over II� corners for s ix I the first lnnlng when leadoff bat• O � more Innings, 11trlking out 16 Un• t.er Powell 1ln1lNI and so did Daion P'urn,1cemen . Ht> walked jus t vlt the no.t batter up. H I n d / IT' S ON LY A MATTER or a few weeks now unlll the the mlrd man up in fanned Hinerman and Barsto w Little Leagues , Pony League and H lgh Sc hool Summe r one batter, inninj then fanned tht. but Vermillion hit safely . ac0rin '.! ,.__,=,�:::!W.:. League te=ims get rolling . Final p lans for this y ear 's the fourth Powell. Then HLOdy tanned Eyer ••u yoa fl nd a twtball, it'• youth basebal l program will be discussed at a meeting ne-xt to stay out of trouble. Vermllllon. U n i o n P'umat.""J to end the- inning, leaving t w 41 1 tnlae!" this coming Monday night at Pomeroy town hall. anded. r st just scatter• runnera four allowed er, h pitc I an wants • Little League * Preside_nt Charlie Murray Little League managers . In Pome�oy, Syracu� and Ra· eel hill, but they were enough tu Hlndy atruck eut the side in thot1 _ cine to attend along with all Pony and Hig h School win, together with Tom Ander• keond and 1evtnth Inning$. 90n ' 1 ■teal of home to tie the game I A fine dt1ftn1JVt play .,.81 made. League managers ' {Aa of Wed ':.,� � 1L OR One of the nighlights of the meeting will be a dis- at H in the fourth. 1 by the Jacket. in the fourth .lbeo AM c�ss1 on of acccpti�g Gal hpolis's request to enter and Andy, aecond man up had walk Barstow boomed , 1on1 <but , Ht- : & 0 0 36 17 -f ie ld a summer high school team to comp ete agam st ed, moved to third on Mlke Lit• tie too high to ael in aarelyl blow 7 1 0 40 18 ti•'• lnlteld ,lngl• and wllh two Into rtpt c,entor. Meigs County teams , r 5 l z 47 G lllpolla · The t wo inte rested men from the French C ity who out swiped home while Man nin � Rlghtfaelder MaMln1 Baumtar• w�llston . · : : : : : : : : : 1 2 o 37 1t1 ma �e- the requ�st are Hugh G raha m, empl ?Y e. o f H ol ze r Baumgardner �as taking a 2 :t doer took the ball one-handed on Middleport . . . . . . . . . 3 3 o 20 27 , 1 Hotip1tal and _J im Venz. Both have been mv1ted to al· pitch. the dead ru11 eolng b1ck. Bar• Lo 4 5 1 52 55 · tend the mcetmg Monday.mght Then the Jackel! won 1t ln the stow wa1 thl ilrst man up m that Ja:� - - · : : : : : : : . 2 3 0 36 37 : The o nly rea� problem is travel, but m ost of the mana- sixth when H 1ndy, flnt man up. inning. Hlndy flllllled Vermllllon. Neilonville · · . . . . o 3 3 e M . · gers thmk Il will be no trouble to work out . One o( the 1ingled deep into center, got to walked Eyer, and ranned Wollett , _ er I.he shortstop's bead, 1COrinl!'. . A bases•losde1l s ingle with two Rkt errored three times. loal Su � m e1 . League managers a ��cr . thinking the � atler second on a pat1Md ball, , t O I t- to end that frame-. SEGAL IOUTIIERN DIVISJON Radford with t'1e wlnnin& marke w c ' ' 1 �?ught, tl wi ll third base. and scored on Little's M uldleport goea to Rutland to- , TEAM w L R OR I out In the bolto"' of the eleventh 1 Morehead uoed two h url•ra In �� [tie: fr a:�l�n� !��[ �f t�� :ime� J�: u ! er. lnnlng by catcher Buddy Parb ; the conte,t. Gray ,tarted anJ . . . . 3 1 14 hard hit bell at the Union Furn• day. .. , ! Pomeroy . . . . . . . . ' For Rio' Pa['tu' G i'bson, Smith How right h e was and if the Gallipolis players and " :z · 1 15 14 gave C-Onch /\r • Lanham'• R l "'I waa replaced llY Green 1n t h e second ba seman which !JOI U. Fumace IOO OOO G - l S 1 " · · · · · Gallipolll · · . .ace • v tr t d m a nagers wa nt to pl ·;y bad enough to o al l tha a el through to the outneld, going fo; Middlt1port ooo 101 x - 1 , o Jacbon . . .· . ,· . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 22 14 Grande College Redmen 8 5--4 tri and Radfor� e�ch had two aafe l• a, ing hur the los th. w n Gree ilx en . Gibaon I triple in the aev th mg they should be ;cce pted into the league with pleas• an error. . . o 3 S 22 \ umph over vlslling More�ad on I er Morehead 1,urlen w a I k e d tiei Vermillion and Davia. Hindy Middleport , . . 1 RJo'i only extra bue h � t waa ure'. TOTALI I 6 �7 5'1 Memorial Field Wednesday evt:- eight. fanned I-I Vermllllon fanned just f I v t· and Buah. ___ Stewart, gettlng three tur Roger 1 SEOAL NORTRl!:RN DIVISION nlng. Jacket., , walked lour. Olher J8"k· Umpire, C. W. Searles. x l om h i.:1t I t he eIev four for the losers. lambasted a o cure t e To open the left for . tickets are MORE FEW A ONLY W L R OR ---- TEAM . sion to Crosle Field May 2 1 · By the way Sports Desk o 25 9 The triumph, R10' 1 fo.urth In a I enth, Jim Radford wa.11 safe on a long home nm 1n the ela;hth for . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . hena , . At -, ----------::,.--,..,,- received not i c� th:it the tri s wm be mad� by bus not Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 2 26 25 row, avenged 111e Galhans onb bunt single. He _advan{"<'d to l!lec· the _Eagles. vs. Red� tht! for Tickets earlfer. reported was as . Mort :1 onti on .a lhrowmg error . P a u l Rio plays at OU Saturday tr. train, ellston . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . I 1 16 1& lou of the U�l capmalgn W 1rfls!i;g� ! Braves game can be purchased from Fred Cline at MidNelsonville . . . . . . . . . . . . o 2 5 22 head lamb19ted the Redmen 11·:S I SJhith wa1 wa ked lntenUonally, Athena. The BobkiUens lost 7-! Lantern. Green the at or Smith Homer Steel , West TOTALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 laot weok at M.,r,head. 1 Jim Gibson sacrificed both run- to Rio last Saturday of re o sc Wedllesday Line walked was Pfleager Dan ers. n '• Keith J ones, in picking up hi, THE FISH SURE WERE BITING · last week In the game: ket r Pa Howard I third 1tralghl l tlumph. went the l to fill the sack11. Ohio R1ver. The river was high and the biK cats were distance for ruo. He rarmed five, fanrK.-'d . I.hen Parks delivered the Morehead 001 101 010 00 - 4-lN hungry . Butch Armes said he caught four nice sized I-IN LL__.____________.......:::.i walked none, .alolwed 10 ufetJes. I winning blow, , aharp ilngle OV· Redmen 001 001 1 catfish in back water at Minersvil le. B•� u-•-• The larger fish some times go to the back water when ..,.a'. Thurflday'• �robabll! Plkhera - Pr.,. 1Dten1a1'had river th in acid e ago years A few the river is high. N-1 .,.,,.. New Y ork at M innesola-F.,.. heading of instead water lhe fish trying to crawl out of . w. L, Pel. GB 1 <:t-ll n. !<all < 1- 1 1 . to the deep. San Frallclm I I 7 .8t1 - . Baltimoro at Lo, Anaele, --P il• to 7 •588 \\ <night! - l'•PI'•• 1 1·2 1 "- Mc NOTE TO THE PEOPLE who would take Middleport Lo' i:� I ··�· ff 1 1 9 .sso t Brid, ,1-11. A four run oulburll by O a k and-or Pomeroy out of the SEOAL: j 9 D • 500 2 Detroil at Wash ington I night ),Chicago I title footb•II league brok·1 a inning h Hvent the I n 1945 When Middleport won In Hill M I auk 7 7 500 I 1I M 861 12-01 • · D IeJs ro-2 ) . · knocked , with a couple of real bruisers mainly carriin1 the lea- ci:;;nna: rr.;"1,• �IIDH 9 10 •474 21/a • tied ball game and Hae(Shorty) son, heads the field. ni.e brown 1 Flutterby, Dr. Mmer, Light Ta•. George By RAY AVUI ther named Alfred Scarberry and hole ln Raelne', ho'"""I .- of contlnu1 to -444 3 BOliOn 11 Minne,ol.l St Loul• beat Jackett tbe son of Saggy, who won the Ever- Ambiopolse, Ronnie·, Ace, Ou His kett , both weighing under 140 pound,, UnW Pr,., lnlerullo�al o 11 .333 5 Wubin""8 at Cleveland, nJaht _ _ lnl in Ute oectlonal baseball lour· Philadelphia Gallipolis 41-0. , ney. 11to Oak Hill ■quad defeated i !,OU I SVIT.LE , Ky. <UPI I -What glades, tho Flamingo Stakes and Met al, Loyal Son, Bass Cle!, Jay w...,_.17 , Reauha Detroit at Chlca,o nilb' After that game _ at Middleport _ Hobart Wilson, o C ach Larry Morr i once looked like a near record the Florida Der-by this year, has Fox, and De.Broom. San Francisco 8 Chicago 4 Baltimore, at Ke,�, City night the player• r .O Jr ., now Sports Editor of the Gallipolis Tribune, was Kentucky Derby field ahaped up been pronounced fit and ready by The horses are enteNM! at a , MIiwaukee • Los A ngeles 1, niaht New Yori& at. Loa Angil•• n ight aon, 10--&. traveling home with Dad WU1on. Both were commla• run it, ll a • at an avorage 11 today w h • n trainer Jock Price for the fir,t co,t ol $lao ..oh, II will cost an Oak Hill had ,oored _____ ' 1, night • serating over the awful licking. Said young Wilson, a SI. Looi s Pllthu,gb additional ,1, 121 to alert.. e In I.hi HCOnd lnnlnf, before � entries for the Rose Run •-·m el- the-'l\llple Crown ch1ssles. Majer League Ltacltn Cincinnati • Phlla s. night 10 year old at the time: lul lnninl bomhanl-. RacP1e takon 24 hour■ b•fore Satl1Nl1y'a The familiar Johnny Sellers will Nalllul 1.oa,.. ''Dad, they oughtta kirk Middleport out of the SEOAL, . T•u....,., Probable Pllehon , tylnl th• race. rlda Carry B■clt , who pNll>abb' San Francilco at Chicago- l'laytr • Clo• o. All R, H. Pet. had worlt«I fivo tmilllp They're ju t too tougb for us." roof at 11 In . Injury as well u ,low races will be favored by the majority ON YOH OLD W.UHIR ON ______ _____________ _ Jones (1-1) vs. Ellsworth <11-ll. Moon, LU. II 61 II 18 ffl ";;: H the have reduced the orfginal 151 which annually Jam• Churchill Los Angel" at M llwauk- CUnJ}un, St.I. II • 1' 24 .ffl bt ol :::ill mn:'. nomination, to only two m m Dowus for raclng's lop apectacle Dryld1le Cl,21 or Pod,., <3-0l YI Allron, M il. 14 IWI I It .:1112 k I n g a 1: lead· rr.,b�n hoJ"Ael than 1tarted In the mile Buhl (0-t). 13 41 4 ti .356 t a But the py multitude Jl1aY Katko Cln d Bruee BMgle ' Off Ith and onel.quarter classic a year switch its allegiance to CN!ller $ Philadelphia at C i n c i n n a t i o.nm', Phil. 1' IWI 10 .. ...... gle, : · on ato}• second · too �••-.::e funes •--'Baci' ago · 1-111 uca i.en bY '-'""rrf ht l - Mahaffey <l-lJ v,. Jay Clmnt,, Pits. 1? 11 s :M ll3'J <lllfl ' , pd scored on a fly ball • For this winter. Mathw,, MIL 14 57 t II � .:; lt bo ry 12811,1911 Florid a Back, wi n nor of in Car t. OW <fl.II, u Wtcillne'a • tremend a with up csme l < Jy thll r a year ago and !206,089 ,... Crolie • ,_ linto 11Ie one-nm Iced wu not hold OD =- � -= 18 Cincinnati atnlchad Ila winning W BJ MILTON RICHMAN 1181 he o lol1- lotto when y a 18 .:m Tueod oua ntn mt n the ■econd innlnl I Utouflh loo& !17 ,treai lo o o..;. ,-mp . tlalW Pre• i.teroalloul a 14 st 13 19 San J'ran al Pbllad1lpbla, nl&ht Bolling, MIL ; a track record of t:34 ll-5 for ble pla.v GETI NEW COACH , ono dou o with• out � _,m 9-3. a, ..._ Pltlladelphl 1N1 40, m Iha Spahn, ll'arren <No-httl A er Lao ,Uploo II PIiio......, 1111M mile In <he Deroy Trial. Braulio bdll from the bat ol an Oak Hlll I Ba ,.; Ttmple, Clev. 10 M 11 r, �-,. 7111-old ouracle whip of Mil- Tho Now York v..- climbed Clnclnnltl at Mllwaubt, nllht eza ol Panam• II 1111 rider. l-Phi . , boum> WALTIIAM Moss (UPII and dirt pile a hit r playe i W waukee. finally ha, convinced Into • Ue for flnt ploce In the Cltlcap at SI. Laula, Batey, M inn. 17 118 13 g out the " ezpecled to ...tor field. Six "'"' lol- I� L. PltUlp ha, auoceoclod Ray Roundin ln91l1 F!ll'nlture enryone - tncludlng the once American Leap by dtfeattn1 Am<rlcaa 11 8 M ti : .: ed Into Sleven, Cltl run are Sherluck, Globomallor, ai out er'° ndln I I b t e l with a ead a , h b a, low n pou d n Fi lleell ed ""di.,.... Gl,•■uptlcal but no longer Loa An- Nin-ta, 74, and Wllhlnlfon J ' w t. �•• _ 1•• 11 . 33'1 - 01 Mantle, N.Y. 17 the entry of Four-and-Twenty and � 1 -loaded 1r1rblow b" the ________ __ ·..:.:__;:_:.:,_:.:_:,.:.::. ....:._....:,:.:,__;_ y. t i II Univer Brandeis at coach geles Dodgers. . downed Dttrojt 1 M. Clntland Detroit ' JI I .6811 Romano, Cln 17 99 1 to oe . II I .1188 . . . Oentll•, Ball. 19 M 11 19 .S3to le aJlow<<I Philip, who coach-d basketball It used to bug Spahn that ht won It, third llralpl bJ cllpplnt New York Grimm h ,eVODt the In 84 1 8 10 I . liN I Boroa, !let. I 10 nover could oeem to hoot the Chicago, 44, Konw City odg.J M-ta and footba ll at M lllhury ' M.,L ' 10 I ,liN I R unnl•. Boa. 18 M • 19 :m I walk to Jamet. openlnC the InnDodgen. I t annoyed him that tho Boston , t-a in 10 lntllnp and Loo Clenland Hlgh School , pttdter g hittin , hard 11to beltlod to Baltfmoro 9 I .IOO I Kubell, N.Y. 17 ■ t II .311 In& fad wu rogwarly bandied about Angelea came wbtdt wu y,an, on"' played baNball In the Cbf K1n111 Clly M-. 11 In Nallonel 1.oque dua,ull and tt beat Baltimore, 7�. Ill . I 11 7 17 . 3ll llffl, llned a 11111&19 Ml 7 M.CO,. Cleveland Indfalll' farm qalltll. by by another 7 I ,GI I AIMrleu l.oapt-Manl]o y.,,_ foJJowed bothered him even more that the atlolto Error - •ID&WO.On away, T I 4 -• I; 0.,tlle, OtiolN, T: ' J!lu• �e. Wllb OH BrlYII would accomodatingly Catdter SmokJ J!uriMI ' lm9W· led h _.. RIDES TIIIIBIII W1NNBU a lp hla I JO .US Ill NWllti , Aagall, I ; Cult, Tipn, Jed and Wblllalc doub each time they met g emir holpod the Cardinal■ to Lo■ Anpleo In l Waahbtflloa Walt Alaton • 1ang. • II ,113 I 4: Colavflo, Tlpn, ,, Smith, Inc Ibo wlnttiD8 rlllll for oat B fl, two nm • durln& a three-run rally w.it down with- LAURll:f. , Md. <UPI> - Jnea, w--.,•1 Pemape u a reward for hll no- ID the filth Iha' took care of th• Whllo Sox , . Awrlll � •• 11Ie Tontadoeo ' ' out throatenlng In the la,1 of the Bobby Corle � haml lhrM hlllor again,! tho Giant, Ja,t Fri- �-·-w•-: ·-· Gib New Yori 7 ·- S _....._:., ' A···�,:.. 4 wlnnen at ..uni WednNdty •=r ,�-. - 1.oa.- - Wllbalm, ,eventh· land I atieaJIO I, nlflhl Cleft > rgh th until Plttabu lllllod the l.olll'lo Corle blanked day, sp,hn wn, aloiwed to ,tort 1 LanJ Grimm <allll In to nllevt Wa■hln&toa I Dltnlil '• night Lary 3-0; Oriole,, , Tiger,, 4-1 rJcler with homwhen Nollou Rocky 81 tho -1 1galnal tho Dodger, ln Milwauk•• olflhth Wolle durlni the bf& IDl> l8 Y ctorlll llualle , an, Tu Ford, 3-1; Y Yanbet, & rley, BaiUmore f AnJlla■ Loa took McDaniol and Lind, i Wednesday night for 11-, fir,t erwd . CllJ I Bolton 8, nlgbl, IO • be■, 3-1; McClafn. S1naton, l•L Ina, Bl pltdtad good raUel bill, over. Wilmer <Vinegar lleod > Mi- K time alnce June ,, 11159. allowtna only one bll belon, !lit wu the •-• · The h1wk--llQltd aoulhpa-w wu la at Bab 8lucm utland l � .� Racine - ....... - , comm ll.« oot able lo tw·n In another no- Jim M aloney and llill Henry three _,n • ly - .,_ - - _.,.... -"Y•- rnme close with a combined lo pitch the Reda to �-• IOU > bllhr, hut 1� -10 n.�•--"'bu or nu'-WIIIII, .u111a F t w o �-al i..,. . v.--4..,.. __.. ..,mg two-hit 4-1 "ic-tory thal their victory nver the Phlll.... bttl llarUI, cart« Laa,: • ToroDto 11 --, IUtJ 1 ftaclne tOl 110 O - I a d , . J WU too 2911t of hlR major )Hogue MalODly wa■ the winner althouab --. Crabtree 8-11 (t) 111d art.f;/1,»'lf�, . ..._ 181 Nch. Daft u......... • __. 01)11> Buffalo 4 SU JUID S career and left him only nlM Saioer. and (11 Wolfe, ppd. -• Rlollt1•.wJ • Rodt■ ho buod nut alto, Clay Dalrym, «I tllt - wflll I wlna ahy of Loll Y G rn.e·, 000_ pie roclted hinl for a th-run lrJplt, Illa ab' - NII bit ol Ooltaba II lyr- ppd. "CRUSHPROOF'" .... total· homer in the etahth, The Redt UN An 11• A111•M1■ N■IIOUI Leapt-Moon, DodtGIHls R@llli• U'ad '®red their llrtt four 111111 "'' la INlaa. .... alln.. 1 I I Dlllu-rt Worth • Loa1nlUt 0 en, I; ..,._ Giant&. I; T.Davlt. San Franc�co n,galned the Na- loNr John Bu■hordl and Gu, Btll ltlla, ..... ll1Ne aDtl llll1lltl - O!nlba I . Dodcen, I; lltryff, Carda. t: II.. llooll League 1,ed with an ◄ bJl(bllgltted a four-nm rally In lbe throo. Tbt Babcllo emntl twlcl. Indllnlpoil■ at - ppd. Shirt Laund,1a11 8 Oovwy, Glanlt, I; Collman, Rm■, Yidory over Ch icago while St. IIY9llh with a tbreH-un double. Dllmahely, ICJpr Creek realtd Ml<Wl... RamllHa .\■n t ::e ,, -. O!l!a, .. 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Coach John Dudd i ng'• Rutlllld Devi!J ,queezed by bost Kyger Creek 5-2 WedneadaJ evenln& to J!(1St lllelr aecond baseball triumph ID 11 oatlJIIL It wa,t1 Ky. eALL LABIEUI AND Al&'flBrs Creek's fourth straight loss of the leaiOII agalnlt no •AJ,L NBW ta •ntl ... frliunpbl. .• l li G ��A: ,l'z1z , · - ■cbeduled to bl I four Ille - two JlYJlli - CLA88IC - COO!ffllY - ANY'l'IGNG -..... -· bot the ...... .... -111111, ,.. Rv''lif . Dllllat lour 1 a1tor • lc±ed •tlllllla_.,_ llalp <Ollllly - won oal II IIJI-■ talllaL •1'1111 A11111o'l &All lnninl, H. . ' !)::? ., td • a t r:aa a µt "II lbret ta1lilll -- ,- , ._.., .. ftl •lfl•M t,,. �..· ., .... >t ,.._ 111 4liW. 'ftto ....,... • , • 1- Ii • - w 1-2 go1q L •illll111.nlm laaad latr, Wllktop ol the lbtb, Bob Ill- ,.. lltn- •*lo■ kl 'fllJ-IY, - ' - Ult MAIN .._ S,., burler, 11■1 Coia a Jd _______________ _., WHm SANDALS $1 .99 Children's Middleport · Dept. 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John Banln.,.r W.S.C.8. 1 An nual niport1 were "Jven ,-.� 011 the enn: w-ij, d,----� _.ua.,IIN, appro•1ma_. , . r e ed h a ho is t rnt of th.arletton vlJlled het· pe.renb. ll1 rail a 'the W. s. c_.s. of t h, New HaYen Ale:1-ijulllen Memorial l. ibrar, , ly ,0 mt' mhers w ill a tttnd th .ii., , ies � . 1 M etnod , - t Lhurch held it� Apr!] I from Lhe t reasurer and from lhe I whic h Ill lo be he.Id a t ' Spen<.--er. 1 M w S..aanne "' olpt'rl of OhlO \1r and Mn. Lloyd ltou1h on Sun-­ v1s1ted her par• day and Monday, meeting at the- home of Mn. wm. j Memorial build in g commitlft Poppy Day will be tleld an May State Umvernt)' -ard r e a r, w1Lh Mr.. F r a n k ElecL1o n of offic..-n for UM! corn- 27th. and the ,roup will 1 1 • 0 Thompson prtskllng, The <' I u b ' lng year waa held: Mn. J o h n 1ponsor a bake iJale lt1 town on pla nMd a fe stival Lo be held on Morgen, pre!lident : Mn R the um. day. ! , May Zlllh at the cnurd1 Thi ned Greem·, l'ice•preaiden t : Mn. Kur• 1 ThoN attl!nd1n1 were Mrs Am• \ meeting wil lbe �Id al the home mlt P'ord. secretary ; Mn, Jame, old Rou■h, Kn. Carl Kina.' Mrs. of .Mrs. . J. L. ... �wart with a I, Hampton. treast.rer : and Mn. , Ralph Roush, lln. T t; e t m a I wb1� elephant aale to be held. ] Edwin Roush. Corre11ponding C11pehan, Mn. Freda Hart, Mn. . J\efrelhm�hlli were served dur• Je{"relary. Fred Rouah , Mn. Nora T r J p p. inl th� aoc1al hour to members ) A re;x,rt wa� given on t h e Mrs C , C, MonljOmery , Mr�. Ev- ! attending: Mn. Frank 1frmpeon plans for the annual din ner to be eretl Rouah, Mn. BiU Rouah amJ 1 M r.1. Monl �JISOII. Mrs .. AI-thw- hPld on Tuesda)' . May U!th al 8 : - Miu Louena Rou,h. Thsbet, Mu. Jack Need,, Mrs. 30 p.m al Gene Ba11·, R.estaurROTA&Y CLUB l Don �:1 1ley, M_r�. Bill H o w a r d 1 nn l in Po int Pleasant. Reserva· Tbt Be� Rotary Clu b met OIi I Mrs_ Cht�ltr Campbell, Mrs. John tlons must be- in by May 9th and Thur!day evening for theil reau- · Mor�an, Mrs. J. L. Stewart and may be given to Mrs. R. G. 1 lar dinner rneetln1- Mr. c \ y J e ! the hostess, Mrs. Fear. Women's Greene. Mrs. C.harles Dodd or Foley, ifrincipal of Wahama High I M r$. Eugene Hester The speak- kfiaool, 1poke to the aroup on lht BlRm Mr . and Mrs. Jame1 Layne are er for the dbtner will be The South trip he and NVtnl teacher■ and MR. CICIL DEVRICK, Execullve Secretary of the Professional Photographers of annollftclng the birth of a daugh. , Western District Pre.11klent , M r1. 111perviaur. Look to N ,rwalk, Conn W. Va. discusses plans for the Annual Convention scheduled for September 1 0 s,.. A ter on �ril 26th at Pleasant Val• Percey Booten. Officer , will be lo ,illt a modem achool 1y1lem: 11 & 12 a t the Frederkk Hotel, Huntington. Lell t o Righi, standing, Joe Corbin: 4 to 9 _ _ _ ley Hospital. She �as been named Installed at thl5 meeting by Mn. Wh1tesv11le, W. , Va., M1chael Krneta, Cnarleston, Joseph W. lllackwood, Pbilip­ 1110M attending were iJ u II a I d _ Beth Ann and w�1ghed 7 pounds S. M. Hamlet, both of Hunting• FoglfllOllg, Herman Layne, Donpt, Mrs. Flo Kopp, Huntington, and Joe Barta, Huntmgton. Seated a r e Lonnie Men's and Boy't 12 ozs. 'lbe Laynes have one oth• ton . W. Va. Safford, Point Pleasant, W. Va., President, Cecil Devrlck Executive Secretary aid Roush l.Joyd Roiub Floyd Lice To Toa er child, a son James Brenter. and Chari"" E. Carr, Weirton, W. Va., Vice President. A letter was read from t b e Carmack. L. Stewart, • J a e ls Maternal grandparents are Mr. Boa rd of Directors of tbe N e w Flesher Jama Hampton Clyde · and Mrs. Flo)'d Carmack., and H a v e n RecreEillon Foundation role)', WWiaJNon, Ruaell llu paterbal grandparents a1·e Mr. thanking the- club for lheir past Capehart. Harry Miller, o. J. a. 5 to 3 _ ,.. and Mrs. Harry Layne. help with the swimming pool COD- Ue Arthur WehrU Phill Wolpert 2V2 te 11 _ •·· PT. PLEASANT - The Prof�s- � a. �nduct� t1 class of instruc• Mr. Cla ;nce White, Head of WOMAN'S CLUB cession stand, and aaked if the Clarie, �Ill and N The New Haven Woman ·s Club elub w®'d continue LO ,erve Rev. Jae• Welecb. slo� �o�graJ., hers �Id tbel!' r ti.on m coloring methods and tec.:h the De�ent . of Photography . , class was attended at OhJo University, Athens, waa held its annual business meeting thlt roming year· The club •Sprmg Cltmc at the Daniel Boone mques. The --•� IIRUJGE CLUB . Hotel ln Charl(.-�ton on Sunda y, bY co""1sts Irom CharIeston. th · ,__ · e prmc1pal speaker of lhe day on Tuesday, Aprll ZSth at lhe A lex• to help with thia and 90 will bt an yne Mn. H Quillen Memorial Building. Devo- Glrl Seoul.II, whieh the club l!lponA pril 16th. Tie Clinic is an snnuni Huntingto n Point Pleasant, Gary, for other than tolorists. mn Laafte enterta� with ed on Im Wednesday mooa affair conducled for the benefr i �lar�sburg, Ph ii!ppi, New M ar- Those attending the Clinic from tions were led by Mrs. James &Ors. I t was propoeed to ■poruor Im an afte lunch f 11.".a lo 3 _ • ,r. � rnoon o of members who are interested ir tmsv1lle. Whltes,• tlle, Oak Hill and th is area were: Mr. and Mrs. Hampton. A welcome was given a dental tlinic in cobnection with • '"' .. 3 r. bridge. 'nle pt11e wu won by Mn. p ... 99 VALUI I Welch, W . Va., M rs. arl My r . C. � , Lonnie Safford, Pt. Pleasant, Cec- lo the new membe rs of the dub. the Mason Counly Communit:, Serimproving their profession through L. J. Ruttencutler, othen playlq vice Organiz.alion. Thft organlza&etter workmanship. co!orist from Galllpohs. Ohio, al- ii Devrlck, Pt. Pleasant: Mri. wert Mrs. N. O. Wtln, M r I. I l & lion wlll hold ita nexl meeting at Mrs. Flo Kopp, Huntington , W . so attended this class. Cnrl Myers, · G2llipolis, Ohio, . r1e Lerner and Mrs. Layne. -------------------- -----'----'---'--. Geo p I • ·1c1 1.1re psiac ,c_ Ap ,_ h 1an 8UI 1ng n oint PERSONALS a" 1 0 h , M r a, J! :; 0 Mr. F. C. R,iohert 1s . ,urgi-:m h r Che Ila $In 11 ationt at Plea,ant Valley Ho,• 99 Ca�pbe� �7i, :;pre:.� the �::; ;� 6 N 1 1 __ 1't lit 11 � pr. ,r. pa at thll meeting.. J t was e l!HJ pro- M r. Harry La,ynll!J and Mr. MASON - Mrs. Flossie Mattox round neck, rull skirt, and a posed ttia! the clob spo�sor a Well J81Tle Op O of Maso11 is • snaouncing the short sleeve jacket. Her acces• 9 Layne were business visi• w �aby clime. which is m Cflnnector11 io Chtrleston on 'nlursday. marriage of her daughter, Emma sories were white, and her cor• NEW HAVEN - The Lutheran llh the Mason 0 1 � li O t 1 Mr. and Mra . Herman La)'ne Mae; to Clarence Mc�nald, son sage was or white car:nations. Synod or Wel:it Virginia will eon· 1 M ASON - U. S. Sen. Jenning11 �::lt; De parlment. No actlon 1 . were Yillilors in Parkerliiburg on , of Mr. and Mrs. Romie McDon. Mrs. Roush W8!!1 attired in a dud a workshop on Christian Randolph ! D-W . Va. J, oontinuing l w taken on thls. I No. Second Midclltipert I o k ways to br : Tuesday. ald or Dexter , Ohio. in g more de. : black 1uit with white accessor• Service at Jacklon's Mill Friday l see K rm t Ford announced l . r M m ..'.! fen :_: of:._:: :n:_:: Bobby cSey r••c:' all so to ! a ome � ! se contr acting business ies and wor� a pink carnation and Saturday, M ay 5 and 6. ..,, urslng Course wUJ be ---:::::: ":'.:'.:.:_ The ooremony took p1ace on corsage. The bride is a graduate West Virginia, said he was en• I . . to open the �aturday April 29, at 7 :30 p.m f. public, beginning on The worbhop, with a focus on eouraged by developments in o Wahama H igh School Class of May 4th at the Legion Hall. Per• lhe aging, has been planned and Washington thls week m the Mason M�tnodlst Chureh which [' eW l95-9, and ii a member �r lhe Ma• wltb R,ev, Richard Wright per• sons will put in 14 hours and the is sponsored by tht1 Social Mil- , out of Senate Small Business & od m. C()urse Meth ist h son C urch. The groom . will be held jz] the after• 1lom Committee o� the Luthl!ran miltee hearing formmg the double ring ceremony s on govemment attended Rutland High &'.'hoo] and noons for two hours from I until Synod of West Vll'glnJ a. ct air- procurement before an sitar decorated with Is now a construction employee I 1 3 o'clock for 7 days, 'nlere wlll be baskets of ,prlng Dowen. an of the commltt-,e Is T h e Sen. Rand�lph, ca.airman ol in Charleston. The couple are re• m no charge for the course other Reverend James R. Stephenson, the Small Busin Mr1. Charle!! Row:h of N e w ess Committee·s skiing in Nitro. Pastor of St. Mark's Luther-on Subcommittee on Relations of than 65 cents for the purchase of Haven, sister of the !>ride, was ----� . matron of honor Wh ile Charles Church, Clarbburg, Purpose of Business with Government shar. a book. Persons wishing to enroll About the only thlng wrong with ' Roush was lhe beat man. please contact Mrs Ford . the workshop on ChrWlan Serv• the Aml!ri can standard of living ce Is to deflne Chr .stian Se ce ed with Sen. George Smathers A request was read from La. The bride was dressed in I 8 i rv m-Fla I ch 8 irman O f the Sub_ kin State Hospital workers for light blue street len gth silk taffe- is that lt's becoming too expen· as a congregational function and com mi oo Gover�en' Prota dreu fashioned with a h I g h sive for most Americans. to diseover unmet needs of old· curement , the responslb 1i1·ty or members to uve their coal hangf ers. Anyone wishing to don ate ._ . er. pew.le in. ,Church and P,munun- preilidinl over the series of hear• I" . coat hangen m�y bring them to ity. ings at which testimony was th Libra mg hours. · � Hlghllghllng the worbhop on ceived from the Secretary or De• ; a were Mn. eu 0 Friday evening will be Doctor 8. fense, the Secretarie1 of the Ar- Abel : Phil : Mrt. rib sHarrington, Professor of E�on- tnf, Air Foret, IUld Navy, the ter M am Ch�.. omlc1 at Davia and Elkins Col• Administrator oI the General Ser- ler, M rs. Cbar:,5 Dodd, Mn. lege, and a member of the Gover- vlee1 Administration, the Admln_ rm� Fonl, Mrs. R. G. Greene. nor's Commluion on problems of Jatrator o f the National S p a c 6 : s. ames Hampton, Mn. EuAgency, and the Administrator the aged and aging. gone Hester, M n. Thoma, Hoff. of the Small Bu,tnen Admlnlotra '11Ie Rev. Harold W, Relsclt, D< !Jon • man, Mn. Louil Karochnlk, Mn. rector ol Inner Misllone far tho · John Morgan: Mrs. Deoold Rouah _____ United Lulltoran <llurch in AmerMrt. Paul Seally, Mn. Edwin lea . Stein, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mn. �· Wiles, and the new rnenRrs, On 8.lturday, May a, di!lculMr1. Ray Ward, Mn. D o n a I d sion groups will be held on wllat . Balley, tind Mn. Willard Fear. Lutheran congregations can do In H AUlllLIA Y the area ol Cirtstlan Service. DisT!!o American Legion Ataillnry cuulona leaden will include fflfll on Monday evening at the Tb, Reverend Jadt Welch, Pastor Logion Home. They opened In . ol SI. Paul'& Lutheran Church, Uh tl re . PLEASANT _ Appalach- gular form. The Spring Con fer. PT New Have n. __ FINAL CLEARANCE fan Power Compony announced to­ day thal • new ,chool rate f O r On All Ladies' & Chlldren'1 BRISTOL, England - Sir Win- electric service b being made The best: iw.■fn boy on the mar­ Coats - Suits - Toppen - Du■t■ rs alon Ciorchill, In a letter 1111> avallahle effective May 1 for ket - 3-T yon All-Weatben. AnthonJ Wedgewood achools Get a IOI of lbaie tins �g serves In West Vb'gin• Benn S campaign to drop the tllle la. Tm, new rate is optional ond today) he Inherited lrom bla fathet < Vis- does not replace Ute present rates MASON - The Rebecoa Circle count Stansgate I IO he can lit in applieable to achools. of the WSCS of the Mason Meth� th� "� of Commons: di The company reported that Ihle ll Church met at tbe cburcb . a ve Yours u. ry bard case and optional rate eould result in sav• Tuuday. May 2. Mn. Joan Green I am personally lllronglY In favor ings of about 184,000 to IIOl!Je Proaram chairmen, plaoned the <Ji>en UnUJ 9 P.11. Saturday . of sons bavmg t.he n ght to re- '74 schools it serves in the state. p r o I r a m aroWld the Iheme, MILL ST. MIDOLIPORT noun� lrrevoeably � peerag�! The remaining schools '· would " Women 's Changing Rolea. " they inherit from their lathers. not benefit lrom Ute optional rate Mn. Deity Cadle 1avo the 01> e al this tim becaUBe a few are aninJ proyar which wu Jollowed making a moro nearly maximum by group ainging and serlpture 1118 of the -ice which earns a nading by J.,.,. 'MOIII IIIOIILI IIIDI ON eOODYIA R TIR e THAN ON ANY ev11111 111110 IIN<l­ more favorable rate, and the oth- iap wen �led by Mn. Le­ en are generally maktna • mlnl- iuma Wrlgb&. Mrs. Joyee caroon. Mrt. Martha Coak, and Mre. Jou mmn ue of eleclrlc ,ervice. Thi company tllated that I Groen. llludy baa been madt of · a I I FollowlztJ the proaram, llrs. don't f-t ""' eohoo1■ and olficlala of lbose IAaJma wtlaht WU rHlectod CJr­ ean heat It 11 a Home Owned & Operated�Yod'll Wblch will realize a oavinga 1mder cle Cba1mtan and Mn. 0 r • • n very minimum. Wa Have The Tanktl optlooal rale will contacted wu rMloctod aa<n!la1'J of I h e price wftb Phone WY 2-2101 compatlJ ,...._-.._ bJ P'OflP, Rofreoln!cnt■ w.re "'"" Bottled 0.. from l!Alll1n4 Furnlturo. Awall..,. Per All Kl•• el o■■ ,- c. Pomeroy·• Panlhers m11de their I er had difficulty finding the ball. Caldwell one for four. and Bahr , currenl �rd 7. 1 Wednesday al It got inside one can and lhe : one for thrf!f>. Eastern High School with an 8-l young £!elder wu about to throw ' Po meroy pitch�NI worked well, lo win 2·1 in a Cl\u ' New Ha ven Social Notes - I Panthers Fatten •Win Record At Eastern In Diamond Victory; Get Two 3-Run Homers ALL-STARS Sec tional baseball game here with Union Furnace of , a on Coun ty . cks J A rr;:rt )}•13 , -�-- Danny (Boone) Hindy, senior righthander of the Mid• dleport Ye l low Jackets, pitched I\O•hit, no-run ball afier BY BOB WIN'GETI Senllnel Sporu Writer I 1 U . , £u .. y .;_ , THE " t -;�7:--: ...,.�-..,..,.,.._ .. • .-,.. ... ..,.........,...,..•........,_..., , • . ( • ·, "' Mr. and Mrt. Floyd McDennlll Sr. are vlalllnl Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Wllllamo after lpeOdlng the winier In Florida. llr. and lln. Jamel Quming• ham and .. and Mn. Anna Lou, lie CoDoy ot Naw Haven vwted 11n. Darui Lnfl and Mina, Mon­ Look! Big Va lue ! dl\J, »... ,_,,.. Jobmori, Mn. l'mte Kelly, Jin. Jack JolmNa ..,,_ Geotp J"- and MIU Llwfa - Tbtfnday """'"' l/lleils Gf Mr,_ Jack Fol< lfbump,w uf Mn. WU I ....bod gue■I of Mr. and 11n. Lew lloflmon, atatli■ Oart••- - Lnfl fl.Q!Dt.UI LIIYitJg. Vernal John­ •1 Norman Vanlleter, 11oni11 llllY Vemoal ,.... ff6ll'irli .,.._, iiit, IWill, "l'lfl 'tk■l!M ilitl liaa LfevlD8 - - li&ltln& at B1act Watc •49--,s mr 1bt ..- • EASY fdMS: • . FOREMAN &-- � -�A1B0Tl; ... . .. ; ,, PltONI WY 2'011 SOI N. Second Ave. . . / �• • � • • • v • ♦ 6 .. ,i1 c:a, q ,_, ,, , , , , . •, •. �. ,. ,, •. ,. •, ,. � • .,,.,. The L•1ghter S'd I e --- • Shoppmg G DI'd e WASHINGTON < U PJ I-A largt" WASHINGTON 1 UPP _ E\'ery I variety of attraclively pri�s frl'.':>h lime I ride one of the old Senate foods is offered at �tore-s thLS subway ears nowadays, I get a week.. lwnp in my lhroat Meat ('()Unlers are well stocked This 111 not, I might add. the beef, pork. and lamb being the part .,r my anatom� that u.sua lly be st buys. Large supplif's of µoul­ geh lumµs whfo.n I nde the sub• lry include an abundaoce of broilflXt.F.TC II, N r < t 'PI • -Norlh · skyline of North Carolina." Sart· · -not a sweatshop 1tmosphe�. way. er-f er chickens al low pri<"PS. ' " !llorth Carolina hail not bone ry Carol llla·s youthful gO\l•mor, Tt>r- foNI s�ud "We :ire s�kmg new In 1.his caSt' howevt"r. the lumps > E(llgs lead ·a vaned array of S ry il'Mord , " i ll �ad a i\t lt-1-(at ion mrlu.'-lrlt>S to provide better oppor- in for lhe la.x rebat.e gimmicks in aren't caused by the- roughnes:; of dairy produtts ,1.._ Tl e. o[ :'16ith Cmol 1m:.ms into the Ohio tun1t 1e!> for North Carolinians lo I the pas! , " Sanford said, "and we LJrt: d have DO intenl lon whatsoevt'r Lo As late sprmg draws near. in­ va 11if late ,n \1.i_1 on an 1nd11s• makt' l.lt'l lf"r livings " The reason I h,111 t this lumpy 1 1s not of• dangle them in the future " Sanford -'aid lhe state creasing quimtities of fresh fruits , l ml uH( rt•k Jry1 1 . sensatio11 1 s because I never know 1 LIYtTo Place Good any lo �mv deuls fl•nn� spN:ial NMlh 111 n and veg,etables will be roun<l. kno..., ht· Ttie - trip .... 111 when I board one of the cars but · e h a ate s . em t Vn J s f d 'd th t h d sway lliio f lo fl orl e :in rn sa1 - firm an or Plentiful fruits are bananas, . Carbli'ne circ-lp, as 1hf' . WIii be my last ride. wt1al It . --• by ob servo t'10n "th aI t'-1n:- I oranges lemons and grapefruit. ley lndu."t r1;1 I \11"1on . Tlw '.\1 i.,;;­ into c\t-(" 1<lmg lo come lo Nort h I earn�u . . __. that 1ee 1 mg •-f I have huu ot: ore, • dustry seek 'mg sueh gimk ind oI m Strawberrif"s ar·e more abuntiant . .11ion will m!'l urlc Y 1..,11� 1'< 11 h mrlns­ Ci.Jrulina . but m the past 1t was mostly a . . . Co· \or t h Carol ma 1s advert ising m1cks 1s nol tht' kmd of industry trla�t m l '1lbh1P �h. Pa ,., Now It · s most i y I matter o1 1 r1,;11l. ,. )um},p1t�. D;1:, :nn . i ncl Cncmn:ll i. t•ff1cu - nl .ind hard-worlung lahor- we want. , . , . ., I I g1a. a mater o nost;i I , Ohi$., and J11rl1,u1;q)Ol1� lnd no1 , Jienp labor. he sa1ci " North I The governor •s also stressin(ll . Any d ay now . t he famoos oId I . � • I About J4J '\/nrth Carolina lt':HI- Carnlrna !'i selling ;t, good c h- the fort that North C;:irohna 1101. . . . . tro11 e-ys WI 1 1 ma k e t he1r 1 ma 1 run . . . . eather ideal fac1ltt1es for mdus.__ w,Jl muke 1 t11" trip \Liv 21 21i . ;il t'-ho!h industrial and \ ,m only has en · ' uc:tween the Cap1 t oI a nd the •Sen'n}e. .w-n1all\' t• srh1"tl11le will hav.: rry hut that tht! stale . as a vacaate o11 ice . bu1'Jd'mg. Then t hey wI. 11 ,, · , . the group 1.� 1 1 mg (. ol umhus. May re§Orl are-a, 15 � good pla<.'e I ion � 1 be C'art� off to the barn, or to _ \' 23, Wnf're i;;in/ord "" 1ll ml'e1 w1lh to h e . He also pomls out th .a l I . . I nst 1· t u1 1on, l he S , m1t. hsonmn or lo . employes ha\·e very short drive! 1 Ohio GO\ \l1ch.1rl V Jl1Sallt> , QnOr Q $ 6 . some oth er repo:;1tury 1.or semi, , . Dayl.On M:1v N rrnd C11wmnn1 1. . to gt!I lo work-Int> reverse of l he ' h 1sorn· re 1 IC's May 26. sit uation ioWld in many northel'n . Nu� A.I Haltd Sap.wrd srud l he puqlose of l he W F. . Campbell, Princlpal o1 areas . _ This meland:oly e\.f'nl will . . . trip is no ! 10 1.ik(' 1nd11� try a'-1.u y Co l umbi � lemi•lltary Schoo l . an· Of mitre�! to_ m�ustr i a h sls is transpire a.� iOOn as the tra('ks a bul ru V l fro the Ohm u: f'y a re . the school s1tuat100 m North Caro... ..• th• follow•· n• v,, n•,,n, e pup•·ls had I to the new $4 mill io,1 suhwa) terrat� 10 µnt in :i bid to firms g ;id rs of ted to of r B or llbo\'e during tnt.> ! 1!na. San ford w.is elec _ . m i nal unrter the Sf>nale stt'ps are · whose t>x pa1Nl)n plans call for µa s t six weeks and are eli:i:ihle , fice largely on the st rength of his completed. aettpt,g up nr\1 1ncluslrial units m lty educa 10 be lisl t>rt on tht' ho nor roll for I proposa. to slress "qual other 4cd1l )n � of 1 he , ·ounl ry . tion'' in lhe slate. The terminal llseH al ready ii. that µeriod. . '"We .ore nol !f<'t'king n<'w mrlu.... He ha& asked the General As- open, and I must admit that it 1 t'lrst Grade _ Gregory Jone-s. try )l�l 10 ..idil Q. mokl!'.':>l:::irks 10 llle Rut h A nn Jorrtfin, N.uncy Smilti !.embly for apprupr i at ions of $70 is 8 lhing of beauty, Anything , and llila Wilhur. million In addil lon lo the money that CO!!t that much ought lo be, j I I has rest rooms and telephone s..-<'ood Grad• _ Barbara allocated for educat ion by the Broo khart. and Margie JeffPr■. 1 budget commiss iott in order to r i- · booths for t he con\lenience of the : 1 Third Gradt1 - Connie Gret>r, nan ce hi :'1 edu C'ation program for passengers F. scalators will carry I them from this subway 1 t>vel lo lion1l11 Whiltinglon, ond B re nda the next two yeat5. . the t'le\'ator level. There 1s e\len l I Tl'('\s · Sanford sa id that desp Ite t he Fourth Grade - Danny Mar· 1 fart that a large portion o( ',he , a "wheel chair" ele\'alor for elderly senators. cum. TonI Pe1t ·1f. and K ay E11·� • 1 slate ' s working force is not now I 1 Fiflh Grade - Donnie Cheadle + organiied under labor umons. the From the terminal, two jazzy Jenny Whitt ington and Kathry r. 9tate "hJ not anti-union .'' He said new electric cars, whic:h cost \ Turn. . r the state doe9 riot care if the $75,000 each and look like some- , Sb:lh Grade - : Linda FoldP n. workers desire to join a labor un, J thing stolen from a roller coosler, ! Sf'l'f'nth Gradt" - J aca Good· ioo and pointed oul that many of whisk people back and fo.-th be­ win. llm·he-1 Huyea, Duvid Mar- the newer plants, plus some of the tween the Capit.:il and the new \ . rum , and l.incln Queen. I older one■ , now .are unionized. Senate office building. f<:ighth Gra� - Jimmy Haye> Pretty .soon, probnbly aboul North Carolina was the fir.1l :11111 Sharon Holland. mid-May, two more of them will · · Southem stole to pa" m1mmum I . Th1.•re were 51 pupil11 who ha1 . • t=o • an Iord go into service on j branch line ,..,,. s wage 1eg1s1a1 1on-tn perfect attt•ndnn<'e anrl 19 pupilll said the North Caroline law is to the old uffi � huiJ.'ing. And that ! h;id A In conduct for this grad• better thar those in most olh�r will be tile end of the foithrul old ing period. Toonerville-type trolleys that have at.ates. nort h or aoulh. plied lhat route sillee 1912 . A strong backer of President Ii this oot sad? ' John Kennedy. Sanford s.eid he Not Thf' 8f'd favors even heller minimum lel(is­ I 'll admit lhe can weren ' t thP. lalion in the slate, with expanded most comfortable in the world. , coverage. Those ·,me-bottorn sents could �el j "We haven't gone as rar H: we mighty hard e..,en on a 700-foot ...h•••'• th• A potluck dinner wH held -at SPfCIAL V A LU E can, but it seems to me the least ride. lhe home of ,Joh11 O'Hrien on hiri. 'Mot•tnlt� Of th• Month! we ran do right now 111 to adopt A l vmplff top, <I i,:.., 87th hil"thday 11t-ar Flura on A.p But lhere wall .something deeply a bill calling for expandPd cover­ l <1molco 1hort, o tlint ril !fl. 1k)t1, .. oll In cotton satisfying about climbing into the age,·• he snid. Bedlotd cord. Cri,p, .John, a reUr,-d school teacher, front seut and reting the wind I cool, cl■llu wrln .. lu .• tou).!ht muny year" in Melr,s counwe11hu ..Hutl lull y ! In trying to whip off your hot as : ty schools. Pre!let/l to help celefr••'- •hodH of llluo, you rounded the firsl curve. pea(h, whlto, :!,in• 8 br.ote were Mr ond M ra. Husaell Th 1 here was t he adcJed thr,·11 , 1rr ort 1hr•• All to IB. Cullurns, Mr. nnd Mrs, R e JC port• et on• ,moll p,lcol of knowin& that the cars had · O'Brien and Nancy, Mr. Charles · ' Jum,= � ' he trark ' one or tw,ce O'Brien of Miami, Florid.a ; M�. , or failed lo stop at the tnd of L i nnie 1-E-lfhf'it. Mr. n nd M r �. The Stlversv llle WS CS l,t>ld Il l t he line. Harry Swartz, Allen t,nd J O .b n regular meetinR Wednesday night The new <'ars will still blow Mr. arid Mrs. l ,r,rry O'Rrlt!n ·and at tile home of Mra. l4>ui6e Brew• YOW' hat off, but thtoy a r e .Jimmy, Mr. MrS. Paul Eic hequlppec ' wit h all aorts safety re. inger and Paub Mr. end Mn. devices lo pre\'en t accidents. Mildred Fitch ga\'e 8 reading So Oppo�He E r n e s t Cullum!H'- Don and , thrill tll@ ls gone. mem Five Room. � IAJWer Parking lot rrom the Upper Paul McClary, Mrs. Dora O'Brl- bera were present: Mrs. A 1 1 e P When Lhe old trolley& are taken : P.OMIROY OHtO =n: "a::C::=======�•=•� : th: t.:....=., I e•: •n:d:_:: •�ho •re :d�'l\l B rewer, M ra. MIidred F I t c �1, out of ser\'ire. the monorail track Mr■, Maxine Durst. Mrs, E I v :i will � abandoned and t he tunnel Dalley, Md the hostes■, M r ;;, will be used as a storage area. That is why .e ride on them now Brewer, A rag rug WH auctioned and I sort or tugs at my heart strings. / a donation wa1 .ent to the Ema• A ride on the new cars will Jwil ' tu& al my purse ,trings , 1 gency Squad. I I Refrelhrnenll were � aerved by , Mn. Brewtt ofter lhe meeting. The nut ........ g w!U be held ., 1 Mrs. Maxine Tlurst's and all "' it/, f. 1•rm n1P Ct>rm f'i11l1lt'r ' members .,. uried to attend nnd ; • ■upport their WSCS. Clotn1 all You mi• it I Carpenter's H ' •I 8)' DICK WESf Udff Pttaa �rull6a.al A nnounced I j . .. ,.,. , , . �, .� , May 4 , 1 96 1 . I "' will "" Tht top ctlmees at the ve_i::etable bms are cucumber� potatoes, cabbage, l'elery , )'t'llo� squas.n, lettuce, tomatoe:i, hf'ans. rarr0ts. asparagu, . com. t>ggp!:in! , and 1 gn:'en onions I ' • ,:•• Modern Mart MILL ST, i • r .- CLEANER ' ,, ' � ,ii, - Solventol • � • : • w.11hi1blt 1urf1et1 e L INOL E UM •TILE e WOODWOR K e PAINTED WALLS e P: LOORS e llFRIGIR ATORS e SINKS, TUBS e OR llLS e POTS, PANS e A UTOS, ETC. lb. _ _ _ _ _ 35 c lb. ___ _ 98c lb. ___ $ 1 .49 I Mccann Is Cla,·med By I a y' A �am : C nce r Toda W ASHINGTON - Rep. Claytorl Powell, 0-N.Y. on sauth• I M A1'llLA <UPI I-Robert E, Mr, , ern rlef�lionA fl'On- the con11erva• Cann , un American busines11mnn 1 , tlVfl Republicnn•IIOulhcm coalition , who spent JO year11 1n a Commu­ thnt t1n11bled a rompromi�fl mini• I ni1t Chinese prison on espionagl!' : I : mum wagt bill to pa11 In the charges dted of rancer today .al 1 the Clark Air Ba�e HllSpilal in Houiie: ) Luzon, lhe U. S. Air Fol'<'e report• I "It mean■ the F.outh • • Is ed. He was 60. 1 part of the Union again .'' Death rame to McCann Just : day, arter he was carried Into the i PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSP ITAL ,... .,orld on a stretcher niter ; ADMITTED: Mrs. EJJ81 Davi e, 1 being releaaed by his Red Chinese captors. I Buffalo ' mscffARGED : Sheri Edltt . Pt . i The Communist ! cu t short h 1 , 1 Pleasant; Frans Reichert , N�w : prison lerm for what they scribed aa ''humanlt.orlam" rea, Hoven· : aons after It was discovered lalt , BDI.THS: Mr. and Mrs, �rge 1 January that he had rapidly Lyona, New Hllven, • daughte.·. ■preadlng cancer. I Mr, and Mr.11. Charle■ Leach, McCann's wlfe �nt into m unilt Ch ina early in April and brought him out to Hong Kq. He WU from Hong K11111 lo tho Philippines when he lingered In temi-conseiousne1., un- · tll the end. McCann. of Altodena, C.l� • l wu released from Tientsln Priaon In north China April I aller 10rv• 1 ln1 10 yeara of a 15-year prilon term on charges of 1pylna for thll united state. Ht, ... and two dafllhten new : to tho Philippine, 10 ,.. him 1,o. , f •:��n:•.:�r got 10 ,.. h1t arandehlklren. I I 28 1 I de-I i Com-: �,---��•_:•�lllll ._11..,,...,.,..,..________...,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,.....,,..,!!.'.:Pl.�PIN��- • � ·. �.�-• r.> .«--""'-. '"' ,_ :I- ...!' ' . i.-t> .......-•. ._,, ,. SPR I N G SAVINGS CHUCK ROAST - � 49c • Steak ,�. 65c Chuck � S9c Sucher'• Yummy · tts1 :'Ts; t. _ lh .. _ :�ON rs ne Wie HCW■ OROWN Record - I Frank P. Karney, employee of ' 111e eoi.-1.a1-, ,'n!mh1e 11e,1 E,, late Appraloor>, wlU beg,n woi·I> In Olivo Townlh•P beginning ne>I · week. Meigs Count$ Auditor Curdon H. Caldwell .... today, I , Pomeroy Self-Servlci fAlrket OPEN PAILY UNTIL 7130 P.M. *• '\lVE* .ii THE HANDY * PLASTIC BAG*it il Ifs slurdy. i,. wator•repellent .i,. MADI PROM ROUND ITIAK CUBE STEAK - 1 .,, �,., 1-1, 1' .' * Ground Beef ,� , • ' ' ,. WHY PAY MORE? c FOOD N.ART�: Save S&H G...n Stamps , ,ii' 4 1t..99c BACON ■ M,ICIII Al,l, MJAT BOLOGNA - 3 r1111■ -K . 3 SAUSAGE All11 W11ver's Drtss •• IINuty Shop A INPI l'IIC I ---- • "�'""� I ,. • • • I . • • • - ... -.... --�-·-- - ti, " .• • . •··· �� ,. ' ,, • Good• - ·- ­ Can $11tl 10 fer 9'c eKliln01 ePort fl llflli, tllMI ePlnlo Beam t8""'e"! t!fmmll7 , ' Ill. . ' . ' ' ' ,,• ' ' . . \oftJ 1 19 1· ,._.. . . 99 501. . , 2QIIESE 1. li,x 69 c P��K ST�K . , - . ,, - ,. GRADUATION & MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL ILICID uns . '· , Wieners 51 .19 :;;,- ' 3 lb. for I ' or • J llt. $1 .00 Good things go with H.:iner 's ... 'cause Heiner's goes w,th ever) 1t/11ug good! ' ... 9 9 10c CHEWING GUM 6 ,_· 2Sc : MILK SKINLESS · • CANDY BAU I/A L /JE S ,... , Greatror hikn, ii I. ltii if,*campln1, ic-., 2 ... 29c BUILD A R&CORO COLLECTION M 45 RP 7 RPM S 3 19r fl.00 _ 1 ' And NOW, Heiner's is wrapped- in a re-scalable "Poly-plastic" bag that captures and hoIds th.1s fragrant flavor an d freshness as never before - right to the last bite. Every time you take out a bun you. simplv roll up the re-usable wrapper and seal in all the goodness. Even days later, Heiner's buns Jcel so soft, taste so /res/ii ; BANANAS 10 �: 49c Your taste will tell -the remarkable, improved, fresh home-baked flavor and full•bodied texture of Heiners hamburger and hot dog buns actually intensifies the goodness of your favorite filling. ' *It's Air-tight . . . Moisture-tight • • . Flavor-tight! ,rx HI.DIN 8LUIT POT A TOES · ! . TOP CHOICE B&EF SWISS enf1c· e • n.... OLM! NEXT .. • I I - MIDDt.lPORT I ,' or • JEWELER - OPTOME TRIST I ,m,r • B. H. SANBORN I $5.99 • A COMPLETE SELl!C'l'lON OF GIFTS FOR YOUR FAVORITE GRADUATE Given Dinner Upon Birthday I .. ,. ., ... .. .. .. - .. - Gifts For- - ­ The Graduate Mr. O'Brien ls Wscs •., ,, • · ... ... r-----.,.-_-.,-_.--.-_____..,,.=====iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_.=-, tuna, fresh and frozt'n shrimp, I ::ind scallops are the> hest valu�s. A good seletl1on of fealurt'l> will ht- St't'll at meat <·ounlers this 1n-ekend. ln bef'f. .':>leaks, rounrl roasl' and boneless l'hll<_.k roasl ! will be prominent. Lamb iegs and j ('hops and churk of lamb will be widf>ly displayed Po1·k lions will : I •• • j • f ·• I In the fish d('p.artnwnl cannerl , "��fp Stiversville Held May Meet,·ng • and re-sealable "Poly-Plastic" Bag:.. for longer-lasting freshness I fo.� � ' scrumptious flavor . . . for folks with hearty appetites ' . R Il l .,. .,.- OJ br•U•rs ,nd fry. anges, and sra iafruk wtU Ito ""' th, top poultry .. . I be,! buys. SVOC'adol, honeydew., I and watermelon.'! a� beginning to I traction. p�applea. strawberrle., and � appear on somt' marke�. _ At rruJt secUons, bananas, or- conuh will be plOII chocf.•. Top Vf'g:�lablet. II-Daily Sen trnel , Pomeroie M1ddleport , O�• NC Go vernor To Visit Qh io For Purpos es Of finding Industry Sites be r,atu...i I , t•• - ' J11ts. • J flMON VALUII $1,_,1 llllbnt Coffee 2 oz. Jer _ 35c 6 IDI• J1r _ 69c 10 oz. Jar _ 1.19 COIN MIAl, Mli:thl Wli119 _ 25 lb. 1.29 SELF-RISING II.OUR --- 25 lb. I .ff PUIII! WD -----,-- 25 Ht. 3,75 CANDY' IAIS,. Mix or Mitch - 10 Ip, � ' ( . ' • *1 5· Cold Wave - - *8· *5·75 • Permanent • Dresses For Graduation 00 Pll'TH & ' Lan..-, 00 up -blnoltll Ph,M Wl,NIM VINI ITS. ROUND STEAK CUBE STEAK WEINERS 11ACINI, O. CAD MIX . .... . . . . . . . . 15c Wldte -,. Ytllff - De'fll'• l!'oo4 •rnw ... ..... .. . 45c • ., t'I. EJt11n1 ...,... . . ' ' • ' • . .. .. .. .. . .. .... . .. , ... Ciif .. . : 1%:' � . �te.:': .v��· · · · · • •11• • · · · ·.- · ·•· ' · �-t • '2 1. lte 1\ .. GRAPE JElLY . . · · . . · . . · 29c 1 111. t OI. .. , ' •·. . ,, t KIIAPT - l'u,_ C-rd W: AI D C ROSS ' SO N S ..., \_,.;\I � ·-· � · · �· · · • · .1ct -.,.... . . _ Ntw fltrW1 Wlffl POIATOIS . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 , � '-c ,, ,. , s 4.P A P,P:} 1 1 . . . . . . . . �. . . . . . . : .. · • · I IL·U. ltc 'j"•• 2 !.. 89c 1 a,_ . ... • a. • 89c .. eo,p1y v-, c,,n.. ' tlaup- 79c -.,,_ .,..�1:,� ,,��tt•.,,�� , .. •• Golcl MNII FLOUR · · · · ·•· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · , .. ... SSc c.--L.il1 TOMATO SOU, · · · · · · · · · · · · ... · · 4 111• "IC. CARNATION MU, tit"ttllll · · · · · · · · · · ·• · · 4 fw 6!c Jo,n of Arc 11DN1¥ 1NNs. · · · · · · · · · · · ·" : · _t f;r 2,C • · A■ll'lcln 81111y 1'iilto JUICE · · · · · · 40L Clili·tSc A■lrlla hluty.l'OU ad IIANS · · 40 tic Kraft• Pil't C•onl GUN JILLY, 20 11., I fir $1,00 lamllf Spenoor, 1t1r1. M T. !lpling. ,-., inti lln. ftlcbard anti little OIIIO VALLJiY IWAIII DOWN C H U C K R O A S T S . . · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. •tc V-IONE STEAK or SIRLOIN · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • ._ 99c 2tc WAlllT BACON ENDS ·,?'' f' · . . . . · . . . . . . · · · . . · . . I. ·· 8010GN MOUNDVlfW VISKING ' - - - A · · ·. · · · · · ·•· 3 Ht. $1• M I N C l D ff A M . . , , . . . . · · . . ... . . · · . . . . · I. 6tc PZRBONALS Mr. and Mrt. James McKnight of West Polnl Road loll thJo week for Ohio to join Mr. and Mn. Arthur Rea and llr. and Mn. Donald Holfm.. al a trip to !-"nglewood. N. J. T b e y will vlalt Uie McKnl&lita• .., and daagbt.r-ln-law, Mr. and M r 1. George McKnlgbl and family. .Mn. F. A. Clul,,nmaa lA ,pend­ lnfj ..-a1 -- with )Ir, and Mn. Jame. Jewart and at ,-: , ..:;�-�:::, ·' ,_ -·- , t .E!�,,:�; Z'.:: ; ;.;? B A K E R'S $U P E R MA RKE T 0,... DIP, A W11k I AM U.... �-:-,· $¥ ::;_. , ·, ,':. �· ,, - 7 FW · MIIIN _. ' . . ........-., . •' r'ff :. 'T t� , . , . COURTIIOUI ... _''\!hm R)a A Pleamrt To � .... _ . ...INJJl)lEPOIT, OHIO . -t , ...,, ..,_...., ' .. I: ;: :: . <I, '....... ,, j i�·I' �• • � • • • v • ♦ 6 .. ,i1 c:a, q ,_, ,, , , , , . •, •. �. ,. ,, •. ,. •, ,. � • .,,.,. The L•1ghter S'd I e --- • Shoppmg G DI'd e WASHINGTON < U PJ I-A largt" WASHINGTON 1 UPP _ E\'ery I variety of attraclively pri�s frl'.':>h lime I ride one of the old Senate foods is offered at �tore-s thLS subway ears nowadays, I get a week.. lwnp in my lhroat Meat ('()Unlers are well stocked This 111 not, I might add. the beef, pork. and lamb being the part .,r my anatom� that u.sua lly be st buys. Large supplif's of µoul­ geh lumµs whfo.n I nde the sub• lry include an abundaoce of broilflXt.F.TC II, N r < t 'PI • -Norlh · skyline of North Carolina." Sart· · -not a sweatshop 1tmosphe�. way. er-f er chickens al low pri<"PS. ' " !llorth Carolina hail not bone ry Carol llla·s youthful gO\l•mor, Tt>r- foNI s�ud "We :ire s�kmg new In 1.his caSt' howevt"r. the lumps > E(llgs lead ·a vaned array of S ry il'Mord , " i ll �ad a i\t lt-1-(at ion mrlu.'-lrlt>S to provide better oppor- in for lhe la.x rebat.e gimmicks in aren't caused by the- roughnes:; of dairy produtts ,1.._ Tl e. o[ :'16ith Cmol 1m:.ms into the Ohio tun1t 1e!> for North Carolinians lo I the pas! , " Sanford said, "and we LJrt: d have DO intenl lon whatsoevt'r Lo As late sprmg draws near. in­ va 11if late ,n \1.i_1 on an 1nd11s• makt' l.lt'l lf"r livings " The reason I h,111 t this lumpy 1 1s not of• dangle them in the future " Sanford -'aid lhe state creasing quimtities of fresh fruits , l ml uH( rt•k Jry1 1 . sensatio11 1 s because I never know 1 LIYtTo Place Good any lo �mv deuls fl•nn� spN:ial NMlh 111 n and veg,etables will be roun<l. kno..., ht· Ttie - trip .... 111 when I board one of the cars but · e h a ate s . em t Vn J s f d 'd th t h d sway lliio f lo fl orl e :in rn sa1 - firm an or Plentiful fruits are bananas, . Carbli'ne circ-lp, as 1hf' . WIii be my last ride. wt1al It . --• by ob servo t'10n "th aI t'-1n:- I oranges lemons and grapefruit. ley lndu."t r1;1 I \11"1on . Tlw '.\1 i.,;;­ into c\t-(" 1<lmg lo come lo Nort h I earn�u . . __. that 1ee 1 mg •-f I have huu ot: ore, • dustry seek 'mg sueh gimk ind oI m Strawberrif"s ar·e more abuntiant . .11ion will m!'l urlc Y 1..,11� 1'< 11 h mrlns­ Ci.Jrulina . but m the past 1t was mostly a . . . Co· \or t h Carol ma 1s advert ising m1cks 1s nol tht' kmd of industry trla�t m l '1lbh1P �h. Pa ,., Now It · s most i y I matter o1 1 r1,;11l. ,. )um},p1t�. D;1:, :nn . i ncl Cncmn:ll i. t•ff1cu - nl .ind hard-worlung lahor- we want. , . , . ., I I g1a. a mater o nost;i I , Ohi$., and J11rl1,u1;q)Ol1� lnd no1 , Jienp labor. he sa1ci " North I The governor •s also stressin(ll . Any d ay now . t he famoos oId I . � • I About J4J '\/nrth Carolina lt':HI- Carnlrna !'i selling ;t, good c h- the fort that North C;:irohna 1101. . . . . tro11 e-ys WI 1 1 ma k e t he1r 1 ma 1 run . . . . eather ideal fac1ltt1es for mdus.__ w,Jl muke 1 t11" trip \Liv 21 21i . ;il t'-ho!h industrial and \ ,m only has en · ' uc:tween the Cap1 t oI a nd the •Sen'n}e. .w-n1all\' t• srh1"tl11le will hav.: rry hut that tht! stale . as a vacaate o11 ice . bu1'Jd'mg. Then t hey wI. 11 ,, · , . the group 1.� 1 1 mg (. ol umhus. May re§Orl are-a, 15 � good pla<.'e I ion � 1 be C'art� off to the barn, or to _ \' 23, Wnf're i;;in/ord "" 1ll ml'e1 w1lh to h e . He also pomls out th .a l I . . I nst 1· t u1 1on, l he S , m1t. hsonmn or lo . employes ha\·e very short drive! 1 Ohio GO\ \l1ch.1rl V Jl1Sallt> , QnOr Q $ 6 . some oth er repo:;1tury 1.or semi, , . Dayl.On M:1v N rrnd C11wmnn1 1. . to gt!I lo work-Int> reverse of l he ' h 1sorn· re 1 IC's May 26. sit uation ioWld in many northel'n . Nu� A.I Haltd Sap.wrd srud l he puqlose of l he W F. . Campbell, Princlpal o1 areas . _ This meland:oly e\.f'nl will . . . trip is no ! 10 1.ik(' 1nd11� try a'-1.u y Co l umbi � lemi•lltary Schoo l . an· Of mitre�! to_ m�ustr i a h sls is transpire a.� iOOn as the tra('ks a bul ru V l fro the Ohm u: f'y a re . the school s1tuat100 m North Caro... ..• th• follow•· n• v,, n•,,n, e pup•·ls had I to the new $4 mill io,1 suhwa) terrat� 10 µnt in :i bid to firms g ;id rs of ted to of r B or llbo\'e during tnt.> ! 1!na. San ford w.is elec _ . m i nal unrter the Sf>nale stt'ps are · whose t>x pa1Nl)n plans call for µa s t six weeks and are eli:i:ihle , fice largely on the st rength of his completed. aettpt,g up nr\1 1ncluslrial units m lty educa 10 be lisl t>rt on tht' ho nor roll for I proposa. to slress "qual other 4cd1l )n � of 1 he , ·ounl ry . tion'' in lhe slate. The terminal llseH al ready ii. that µeriod. . '"We .ore nol !f<'t'king n<'w mrlu.... He ha& asked the General As- open, and I must admit that it 1 t'lrst Grade _ Gregory Jone-s. try )l�l 10 ..idil Q. mokl!'.':>l:::irks 10 llle Rut h A nn Jorrtfin, N.uncy Smilti !.embly for apprupr i at ions of $70 is 8 lhing of beauty, Anything , and llila Wilhur. million In addil lon lo the money that CO!!t that much ought lo be, j I I has rest rooms and telephone s..-<'ood Grad• _ Barbara allocated for educat ion by the Broo khart. and Margie JeffPr■. 1 budget commiss iott in order to r i- · booths for t he con\lenience of the : 1 Third Gradt1 - Connie Gret>r, nan ce hi :'1 edu C'ation program for passengers F. scalators will carry I them from this subway 1 t>vel lo lion1l11 Whiltinglon, ond B re nda the next two yeat5. . the t'le\'ator level. There 1s e\len l I Tl'('\s · Sanford sa id that desp Ite t he Fourth Grade - Danny Mar· 1 fart that a large portion o( ',he , a "wheel chair" ele\'alor for elderly senators. cum. TonI Pe1t ·1f. and K ay E11·� • 1 slate ' s working force is not now I 1 Fiflh Grade - Donnie Cheadle + organiied under labor umons. the From the terminal, two jazzy Jenny Whitt ington and Kathry r. 9tate "hJ not anti-union .'' He said new electric cars, whic:h cost \ Turn. . r the state doe9 riot care if the $75,000 each and look like some- , Sb:lh Grade - : Linda FoldP n. workers desire to join a labor un, J thing stolen from a roller coosler, ! Sf'l'f'nth Gradt" - J aca Good· ioo and pointed oul that many of whisk people back and fo.-th be­ win. llm·he-1 Huyea, Duvid Mar- the newer plants, plus some of the tween the Capit.:il and the new \ . rum , and l.incln Queen. I older one■ , now .are unionized. Senate office building. f<:ighth Gra� - Jimmy Haye> Pretty .soon, probnbly aboul North Carolina was the fir.1l :11111 Sharon Holland. mid-May, two more of them will · · Southem stole to pa" m1mmum I . Th1.•re were 51 pupil11 who ha1 . • t=o • an Iord go into service on j branch line ,..,,. s wage 1eg1s1a1 1on-tn perfect attt•ndnn<'e anrl 19 pupilll said the North Caroline law is to the old uffi � huiJ.'ing. And that ! h;id A In conduct for this grad• better thar those in most olh�r will be tile end of the foithrul old ing period. Toonerville-type trolleys that have at.ates. nort h or aoulh. plied lhat route sillee 1912 . A strong backer of President Ii this oot sad? ' John Kennedy. Sanford s.eid he Not Thf' 8f'd favors even heller minimum lel(is­ I 'll admit lhe can weren ' t thP. lalion in the slate, with expanded most comfortable in the world. , coverage. Those ·,me-bottorn sents could �el j "We haven't gone as rar H: we mighty hard e..,en on a 700-foot ...h•••'• th• A potluck dinner wH held -at SPfCIAL V A LU E can, but it seems to me the least ride. lhe home of ,Joh11 O'Hrien on hiri. 'Mot•tnlt� Of th• Month! we ran do right now 111 to adopt A l vmplff top, <I i,:.., 87th hil"thday 11t-ar Flura on A.p But lhere wall .something deeply a bill calling for expandPd cover­ l <1molco 1hort, o tlint ril !fl. 1k)t1, .. oll In cotton satisfying about climbing into the age,·• he snid. Bedlotd cord. Cri,p, .John, a reUr,-d school teacher, front seut and reting the wind I cool, cl■llu wrln .. lu .• tou).!ht muny year" in Melr,s counwe11hu ..Hutl lull y ! In trying to whip off your hot as : ty schools. Pre!let/l to help celefr••'- •hodH of llluo, you rounded the firsl curve. pea(h, whlto, :!,in• 8 br.ote were Mr ond M ra. Husaell Th 1 here was t he adcJed thr,·11 , 1rr ort 1hr•• All to IB. Cullurns, Mr. nnd Mrs, R e JC port• et on• ,moll p,lcol of knowin& that the cars had · O'Brien and Nancy, Mr. Charles · ' Jum,= � ' he trark ' one or tw,ce O'Brien of Miami, Florid.a ; M�. , or failed lo stop at the tnd of L i nnie 1-E-lfhf'it. Mr. n nd M r �. The Stlversv llle WS CS l,t>ld Il l t he line. Harry Swartz, Allen t,nd J O .b n regular meetinR Wednesday night The new <'ars will still blow Mr. arid Mrs. l ,r,rry O'Rrlt!n ·and at tile home of Mra. l4>ui6e Brew• YOW' hat off, but thtoy a r e .Jimmy, Mr. MrS. Paul Eic hequlppec ' wit h all aorts safety re. inger and Paub Mr. end Mn. devices lo pre\'en t accidents. Mildred Fitch ga\'e 8 reading So Oppo�He E r n e s t Cullum!H'- Don and , thrill tll@ ls gone. mem Five Room. � IAJWer Parking lot rrom the Upper Paul McClary, Mrs. Dora O'Brl- bera were present: Mrs. A 1 1 e P When Lhe old trolley& are taken : P.OMIROY OHtO =n: "a::C::=======�•=•� : th: t.:....=., I e•: •n:d:_:: •�ho •re :d�'l\l B rewer, M ra. MIidred F I t c �1, out of ser\'ire. the monorail track Mr■, Maxine Durst. Mrs, E I v :i will � abandoned and t he tunnel Dalley, Md the hostes■, M r ;;, will be used as a storage area. That is why .e ride on them now Brewer, A rag rug WH auctioned and I sort or tugs at my heart strings. / a donation wa1 .ent to the Ema• A ride on the new cars will Jwil ' tu& al my purse ,trings , 1 gency Squad. I I Refrelhrnenll were � aerved by , Mn. Brewtt ofter lhe meeting. The nut ........ g w!U be held ., 1 Mrs. Maxine Tlurst's and all "' it/, f. 1•rm n1P Ct>rm f'i11l1lt'r ' members .,. uried to attend nnd ; • ■upport their WSCS. Clotn1 all You mi• it I Carpenter's H ' •I 8)' DICK WESf Udff Pttaa �rull6a.al A nnounced I j . .. ,.,. , , . �, .� , May 4 , 1 96 1 . I "' will "" Tht top ctlmees at the ve_i::etable bms are cucumber� potatoes, cabbage, l'elery , )'t'llo� squas.n, lettuce, tomatoe:i, hf'ans. rarr0ts. asparagu, . com. t>ggp!:in! , and 1 gn:'en onions I ' • ,:•• Modern Mart MILL ST, i • r .- CLEANER ' ,, ' � ,ii, - Solventol • � • : • w.11hi1blt 1urf1et1 e L INOL E UM •TILE e WOODWOR K e PAINTED WALLS e P: LOORS e llFRIGIR ATORS e SINKS, TUBS e OR llLS e POTS, PANS e A UTOS, ETC. lb. _ _ _ _ _ 35 c lb. ___ _ 98c lb. ___ $ 1 .49 I Mccann Is Cla,·med By I a y' A �am : C nce r Toda W ASHINGTON - Rep. Claytorl Powell, 0-N.Y. on sauth• I M A1'llLA <UPI I-Robert E, Mr, , ern rlef�lionA fl'On- the con11erva• Cann , un American busines11mnn 1 , tlVfl Republicnn•IIOulhcm coalition , who spent JO year11 1n a Commu­ thnt t1n11bled a rompromi�fl mini• I ni1t Chinese prison on espionagl!' : I : mum wagt bill to pa11 In the charges dted of rancer today .al 1 the Clark Air Ba�e HllSpilal in Houiie: ) Luzon, lhe U. S. Air Fol'<'e report• I "It mean■ the F.outh • • Is ed. He was 60. 1 part of the Union again .'' Death rame to McCann Just : day, arter he was carried Into the i PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSP ITAL ,... .,orld on a stretcher niter ; ADMITTED: Mrs. EJJ81 Davi e, 1 being releaaed by his Red Chinese captors. I Buffalo ' mscffARGED : Sheri Edltt . Pt . i The Communist ! cu t short h 1 , 1 Pleasant; Frans Reichert , N�w : prison lerm for what they scribed aa ''humanlt.orlam" rea, Hoven· : aons after It was discovered lalt , BDI.THS: Mr. and Mrs, �rge 1 January that he had rapidly Lyona, New Hllven, • daughte.·. ■preadlng cancer. I Mr, and Mr.11. Charle■ Leach, McCann's wlfe �nt into m unilt Ch ina early in April and brought him out to Hong Kq. He WU from Hong K11111 lo tho Philippines when he lingered In temi-conseiousne1., un- · tll the end. McCann. of Altodena, C.l� • l wu released from Tientsln Priaon In north China April I aller 10rv• 1 ln1 10 yeara of a 15-year prilon term on charges of 1pylna for thll united state. Ht, ... and two dafllhten new : to tho Philippine, 10 ,.. him 1,o. , f •:��n:•.:�r got 10 ,.. h1t arandehlklren. I I 28 1 I de-I i Com-: �,---��•_:•�lllll ._11..,,...,.,..,..________...,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,.....,,..,!!.'.:Pl.�PIN��- • � ·. �.�-• r.> .«--""'-. '"' ,_ :I- ...!' ' . i.-t> .......-•. ._,, ,. SPR I N G SAVINGS CHUCK ROAST - � 49c • Steak ,�. 65c Chuck � S9c Sucher'• Yummy · tts1 :'Ts; t. _ lh .. _ :�ON rs ne Wie HCW■ OROWN Record - I Frank P. Karney, employee of ' 111e eoi.-1.a1-, ,'n!mh1e 11e,1 E,, late Appraloor>, wlU beg,n woi·I> In Olivo Townlh•P beginning ne>I · week. Meigs Count$ Auditor Curdon H. Caldwell .... today, I , Pomeroy Self-Servlci fAlrket OPEN PAILY UNTIL 7130 P.M. *• '\lVE* .ii THE HANDY * PLASTIC BAG*it il Ifs slurdy. i,. wator•repellent .i,. MADI PROM ROUND ITIAK CUBE STEAK - 1 .,, �,., 1-1, 1' .' * Ground Beef ,� , • ' ' ,. WHY PAY MORE? c FOOD N.ART�: Save S&H G...n Stamps , ,ii' 4 1t..99c BACON ■ M,ICIII Al,l, MJAT BOLOGNA - 3 r1111■ -K . 3 SAUSAGE All11 W11ver's Drtss •• IINuty Shop A INPI l'IIC I ---- • "�'""� I ,. • • • I . • • • - ... -.... --�-·-- - ti, " .• • . •··· �� ,. ' ,, • Good• - ·- ­ Can $11tl 10 fer 9'c eKliln01 ePort fl llflli, tllMI ePlnlo Beam t8""'e"! t!fmmll7 , ' Ill. . ' . ' ' ' ,,• ' ' . . \oftJ 1 19 1· ,._.. . . 99 501. . , 2QIIESE 1. li,x 69 c P��K ST�K . , - . ,, - ,. GRADUATION & MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL ILICID uns . '· , Wieners 51 .19 :;;,- ' 3 lb. for I ' or • J llt. $1 .00 Good things go with H.:iner 's ... 'cause Heiner's goes w,th ever) 1t/11ug good! ' ... 9 9 10c CHEWING GUM 6 ,_· 2Sc : MILK SKINLESS · • CANDY BAU I/A L /JE S ,... , Greatror hikn, ii I. ltii if,*campln1, ic-., 2 ... 29c BUILD A R&CORO COLLECTION M 45 RP 7 RPM S 3 19r fl.00 _ 1 ' And NOW, Heiner's is wrapped- in a re-scalable "Poly-plastic" bag that captures and hoIds th.1s fragrant flavor an d freshness as never before - right to the last bite. Every time you take out a bun you. simplv roll up the re-usable wrapper and seal in all the goodness. Even days later, Heiner's buns Jcel so soft, taste so /res/ii ; BANANAS 10 �: 49c Your taste will tell -the remarkable, improved, fresh home-baked flavor and full•bodied texture of Heiners hamburger and hot dog buns actually intensifies the goodness of your favorite filling. ' *It's Air-tight . . . Moisture-tight • • . Flavor-tight! ,rx HI.DIN 8LUIT POT A TOES · ! . TOP CHOICE B&EF SWISS enf1c· e • n.... OLM! NEXT .. • I I - MIDDt.lPORT I ,' or • JEWELER - OPTOME TRIST I ,m,r • B. H. SANBORN I $5.99 • A COMPLETE SELl!C'l'lON OF GIFTS FOR YOUR FAVORITE GRADUATE Given Dinner Upon Birthday I .. ,. ., ... .. .. .. - .. - Gifts For- - ­ The Graduate Mr. O'Brien ls Wscs •., ,, • · ... ... r-----.,.-_-.,-_.--.-_____..,,.=====iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_.=-, tuna, fresh and frozt'n shrimp, I ::ind scallops are the> hest valu�s. A good seletl1on of fealurt'l> will ht- St't'll at meat <·ounlers this 1n-ekend. ln bef'f. .':>leaks, rounrl roasl' and boneless l'hll<_.k roasl ! will be prominent. Lamb iegs and j ('hops and churk of lamb will be widf>ly displayed Po1·k lions will : I •• • j • f ·• I In the fish d('p.artnwnl cannerl , "��fp Stiversville Held May Meet,·ng • and re-sealable "Poly-Plastic" Bag:.. for longer-lasting freshness I fo.� � ' scrumptious flavor . . . for folks with hearty appetites ' . R Il l .,. .,.- OJ br•U•rs ,nd fry. anges, and sra iafruk wtU Ito ""' th, top poultry .. . I be,! buys. SVOC'adol, honeydew., I and watermelon.'! a� beginning to I traction. p�applea. strawberrle., and � appear on somt' marke�. _ At rruJt secUons, bananas, or- conuh will be plOII chocf.•. Top Vf'g:�lablet. II-Daily Sen trnel , Pomeroie M1ddleport , O�• NC Go vernor To Visit Qh io For Purpos es Of finding Industry Sites be r,atu...i I , t•• - ' J11ts. • J flMON VALUII $1,_,1 llllbnt Coffee 2 oz. Jer _ 35c 6 IDI• J1r _ 69c 10 oz. Jar _ 1.19 COIN MIAl, Mli:thl Wli119 _ 25 lb. 1.29 SELF-RISING II.OUR --- 25 lb. I .ff PUIII! WD -----,-- 25 Ht. 3,75 CANDY' IAIS,. Mix or Mitch - 10 Ip, � ' ( . ' • *1 5· Cold Wave - - *8· *5·75 • Permanent • Dresses For Graduation 00 Pll'TH & ' Lan..-, 00 up -blnoltll Ph,M Wl,NIM VINI ITS. ROUND STEAK CUBE STEAK WEINERS 11ACINI, O. CAD MIX . .... . . . . . . . . 15c Wldte -,. Ytllff - De'fll'• l!'oo4 •rnw ... ..... .. . 45c • ., t'I. EJt11n1 ...,... . . ' ' • ' • . .. .. .. .. . .. .... . .. , ... Ciif .. . : 1%:' � . �te.:': .v��· · · · · • •11• • · · · ·.- · ·•· ' · �-t • '2 1. lte 1\ .. GRAPE JElLY . . · · . . · . . · 29c 1 111. t OI. .. , ' •·. . ,, t KIIAPT - l'u,_ C-rd W: AI D C ROSS ' SO N S ..., \_,.;\I � ·-· � · · �· · · • · .1ct -.,.... . . _ Ntw fltrW1 Wlffl POIATOIS . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 , � '-c ,, ,. , s 4.P A P,P:} 1 1 . . . . . . . . �. . . . . . . : .. · • · I IL·U. ltc 'j"•• 2 !.. 89c 1 a,_ . ... • a. • 89c .. eo,p1y v-, c,,n.. ' tlaup- 79c -.,,_ .,..�1:,� ,,��tt•.,,�� , .. •• Golcl MNII FLOUR · · · · ·•· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · , .. ... SSc c.--L.il1 TOMATO SOU, · · · · · · · · · · · · ... · · 4 111• "IC. CARNATION MU, tit"ttllll · · · · · · · · · · ·• · · 4 fw 6!c Jo,n of Arc 11DN1¥ 1NNs. · · · · · · · · · · · ·" : · _t f;r 2,C • · A■ll'lcln 81111y 1'iilto JUICE · · · · · · 40L Clili·tSc A■lrlla hluty.l'OU ad IIANS · · 40 tic Kraft• Pil't C•onl GUN JILLY, 20 11., I fir $1,00 lamllf Spenoor, 1t1r1. M T. !lpling. ,-., inti lln. ftlcbard anti little OIIIO VALLJiY IWAIII DOWN C H U C K R O A S T S . . · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. •tc V-IONE STEAK or SIRLOIN · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • ._ 99c 2tc WAlllT BACON ENDS ·,?'' f' · . . . . · . . . . . . · · · . . · . . I. ·· 8010GN MOUNDVlfW VISKING ' - - - A · · ·. · · · · · ·•· 3 Ht. $1• M I N C l D ff A M . . , , . . . . · · . . ... . . · · . . . . · I. 6tc PZRBONALS Mr. and Mrt. James McKnight of West Polnl Road loll thJo week for Ohio to join Mr. and Mn. Arthur Rea and llr. and Mn. Donald Holfm.. al a trip to !-"nglewood. N. J. T b e y will vlalt Uie McKnl&lita• .., and daagbt.r-ln-law, Mr. and M r 1. George McKnlgbl and family. .Mn. F. A. Clul,,nmaa lA ,pend­ lnfj ..-a1 -- with )Ir, and Mn. Jame. Jewart and at ,-: , ..:;�-�:::, ·' ,_ -·- , t .E!�,,:�; Z'.:: ; ;.;? B A K E R'S $U P E R MA RKE T 0,... DIP, A W11k I AM U.... �-:-,· $¥ ::;_. , ·, ,':. �· ,, - 7 FW · MIIIN _. ' . . ........-., . •' r'ff :. 'T t� , . , . COURTIIOUI ... _''\!hm R)a A Pleamrt To � .... _ . ...INJJl)lEPOIT, OHIO . -t , ...,, ..,_...., ' .. I: ;: :: . <I, '....... ,, j i�·I' �• • ·. -. -,. • ..._ , , .._ . ,.. ,.. ., ., .. . . ,.. . .. ., .. . _, ., ,; ., .. _ .. . ,. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . • I ., , ,. . 1 � • • • � ,,ii . ... . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. , , ... , ' . ' . . -. .. " . - .. .. ... .. . . Spring Has Sprung! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants 8-Dail Sen l l n e l . Pomeroy - M iddle ort 0., Ma 4 WA NT AD S I . 1 96 1 Legal Notice ( 1 7) HELP WANTED (9) FOR SALE W•wt�,. ...d F'\l ! l l Allorn@vt for 1•1a.,,llff 1 A.PI ii t:i. 20, n. 1,h, 4 1 l , 1a. IS '� j I -Dally Sentinel, Po�eroy-Mlddleport, O., .. , � 11 River News I)..., hi IM follo•Lq d..-rilNd Hal .. t.11•. lo w it !lit".i." lll th� Cownl)' ol Ill t L . t, To.-nahlp 01 sut1on and Sl<O� u, Oh.lo , t re--'•-·•-•, G allipo"· dam Cau• ■111d boundc,d and d-rlbo:d H fvl· � .......,.. 1.1,1 lo••· 8. 3, 31 . 1 , runnmg llJ feet OQ fOI'a. I Reio• fOfly (-tel &rru oft ot th• •r•t ... u , ,,.,e h undred 111<1 abt, ueo, """ ers, pomeroy-Mason 27.50, Pt, aru Jot num �r..d twt lvc b undred m1 •.ll , 110111 UH rto1 Pleasant Zll.(11, lliDton and forty 2.57 1 hl, e & a of! thr wut nd of one hundred and 11111 1 l l9UJ lt' re lot nulQbot red i w•ln Kanawha Falls S.11 fa ng, c.bar• hund red ar>ol nine UiOflJ, ., l eston 20.51 fall ing. 'Ille Ohio R.lv­ 1hi Se,,tlon l 3 . Town�, J P 3 and l ln i• 2 ul t h Ohw Cump•n,• , f'urchue In Sulton er WU!! falhng al the rate of one To wndllp, Melia County.' Ohio; e1. .,ept the roaJ underlyinl Mid prcm- tenth of a fool per hour f r ,) Ill ' �.,, and 111., r1,h1 to ml111 the Hme - . Lond°" Dam J3 th,ough Dam <"on veyed b)' Rulh M. Wel11 W JI. s. ed L•!,I t.t c I ,o runninR dams Mannet were and by ar d• d " , h W iiard lf.lOe, and recorded In Book M, I t feet. dam 10 ld ee and Winfie P•I• 210 of lhe Deed K eeorda ot '4 f t lhltet County. Ohio. )Soa& moYuneNli SHARPENER for WOMAN LE .. AL NOTICE nrw yt't1r uft ngh1 !::,H .!>i:llf.' uJ :np · ..,,.;._..,.________ FARM SAlE AUCTION I (20) BUSINESS I SERVICES lackl, ..,.. !Dday, W ith fallln& I f I ■ ARNOLD'S I I (81 AUTO SALES ATKINS CHICKS ' Oiil,J,, ' Plumbing & Heating ,.___,...,,....,..,,..,.=..,...,�! (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES ove r ENGLISH rutw. � <'ylmde r payme11t11 ol $7 00 •··y •.Phone • " ".w-1.• · per Commercial. Contact • Racine, Ohio. TheIBe, - -====cc--__ _ NTED TO BUY I _ _ _·__ . i I lllddle I --------- =Do. -- ------�=-= (9) FOR II n HELP • • 1te l aid, dealer ,... oor �; =.:, ' WV ,...,.,. _ ,d . IIJ-._, ....... ::_'\!.":,.': •t1r�.;,!� s1.s9 ,., -----­ $119· ■- IARNIY GOOGLI . = matter �·· and INUPPY VE 60T TH' Sl'IARTffi 006 l EVER SEEN, 9NUff\l . . LOOK AT HIM OAIW: 1 HAT ST08 IN Tlf GROuNO SMITH THAR AtN"T NOIHIN' SMAAT A!!OUT 1HIIT numben " • IUl>jecl al , : i ,1 F; CT Ll'L AINII r�----- ■ • 'O' C,OIN' ?�• W!lf'r ? ?'- HE'l/!'- WHUT 0-- •• GASDLINI ALLIY - r�,... .. h KINO . ,::- I "=- :.Jlaulhw 10, hold. I. Jewet..s :::- � I. llonua 11, -11 eom. \ Cll'dlulJ" ma.tlon :lT , Bmlli lhleYI l l --­ (dlaJ.. ) 11. 8ruWln riTII' r ' 1•. - ,. l .. c= N, Uol at ' 111, IO. At hom• 21. Medlter. ::!:"' � 1'- Ancient Hllpanl& I ie, Jb.cla,. ! ::as. Uncle , knOWJt :12, AnU.nd • onlltlll �' lt, Indlll• f. 11.. \ nlte artl-0l1 1. Xlllem 21. Local Judr• 21. U\11 11 . J.,ppohlt .. • fl, -China I JO, "flJl'Oel8.'f' eoll � U. 10: 1¥111Ure m 11. Illa -•I f ptnOll (llq) a reNrYallon but II until 1921 lltlt Hot Sprinp be t • m • olllcialJJ, d !Jli, .ll - .I ' ulde u 1t01 w.....--,. ...... U, More l: !15 1:00 U, Oloomy I: II rtver !7. Wild ox o«ect l:IO ,,11 l:SS 40, 0rdlnal number oufflx - (n.aut.) 7:00 7:30 " 1:31 OllpplJ ' SO, lnl,t It, 4 rallo llnnlop -ar.lt, -•1111 ■ U:IO 11:00 - 1:IO ·d. weJpt - .... ..It I,,_ DAIL\: l!lltTIOMtfl CDIIPlilq(l,)ft - B•■ to wOllt 111 .1. ll T D L D .1. .1. ll D )•J llo,r 9:00 11 r. o • • • • r. r. o w · Q11 l,lllf lllf"1 - • -. 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Soq J, Stol7 Tin» cl ll:IO 11:lt 1lullllln ioanf 11:11 O Onml t:OI Bloatni 1:111' Sdoool Bil Parado World Nnl U:00 1IJp 8cbooJ Bit Parado u,a a..,1t11111.. llnMw 1 111.41 Worl4 fl111gb Mo.n.t Nna Local 11,11 1:11 World Netn 1100 Mllllcal Clock 1:a Local Newt .,. lllto-., W- IJ:00 ll:Dl - ­ Lilellne 1:00 Ohle vane, NIWI l:tll Ohio Newa I: It Sp><lo Today 111,a Plllttor Part, WJ E H RADLO -., 11:tll RERUNS DREAM� Ne,rr1 It• 'l'bo -, Uilll WultillcloD lleparto to Plott. Part, ,, .. Tbo NOTMINCJ BUT NAN�Y'!!!i N•WI ,, .. Suoday Q , ■pol 1:1! Social l!eourtty Sllow 8:30 n,. (burch DI the "' N.. Nnt 1 44, -· 1. 1'""1 I H ATE THIS TI ME 0� YEAR PRE Sl!NTING THE !!JEST OF ,,. SIIJI Ori 7: 30 £-, _.., tloio llonllllflf llat llolall Ir IIINII IIUSHMILLa IUNDAI 11,1s llonllalla llaWloo 1':• f1lltor PartJ 1:• "- [U.Blndtl I 1,30 A,.ulall Pll11 'l1le World NANC:Y Newo Roundup 1:00 Pl•U.. P""ly A,.aidut Par11 11:00 _.. U:00 Daltoo'a 'l'op 11, J'oolillt O 1:30 ,,.. CNewtJ v. 1 , ao1t1 N 1:U BnaldMt Party t:25 Newa l:IO llreaklMt Pat, ■tl lf ■ 2:30 l:IO <O. To ­ '1. IA,..i.■ J 1,a SA'nJIUIAY Sip 0a 1lel Prl<» Sbow ·Coun&IJ Top Tea Form Time Coualr)' Top Tell Coun!rJ Top '<'en 7:21 l!lllerud Weetber : u I naUOIIII par,t. ----------'---------WMPO Radio U. Fmtcll W, Planllif ' - WU wn'I tdl>ut■ry (ubr, ) SovenuntDI I e t I h I land 17, Medl- I, - •- •• l'Joww • <·+ ocoutJna ,., 1:lt ■ �---� WHER'FD AH OR� KID LIV.E Ml: GET T't<NOW � SIC 11M! CIP"�101i ? •-ll'J 1,11 lltlllo11tl 1:00 - lloulnll'd ______.,.,.,...,.. COMf TO THlMI( . 0,:: IT, I k'NOW VIR'/ L:lnLI AIOt,tT V0UR ACkQ.ltOUNO , Mi:N!! �I UEN eio liU'SINl!SI OPERA'Ti 6EFORE, EH'i Dwhi/1 W11b Doti llaWIIC - ··• � N- ,,. . lip OIi ' ja . ii;1AM LIPP "9111 AN� ILArl .......... • • 1tet ., »ate 1 f2-1S :cu. I 1 I . ■, ::-===-===,-;-:--:--:­ �'"'.°:0., ::u .in - ' ' -.._ 1 anco ,m.oo or .;,.•.. ,.�■ • •= can ■qlo frlenda and hu,band,, DA I LY CROS SWO RD J. a:-PiCKETI' Good ,-. Bazaar pme m:anapmanl ,u p, and 1ni-, DM,ion of Wildlil,, D i trip •pan- Gilliard . I _'!_I LE �_ s..._ _t._ _-_L_1_vL_'.N _tFI._Ci_o_is_Ti_-o I Ra•• Sunday · II"" I KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. -==c-c oipt ,,.. of Ed Sulli,■n'1 •llck. l •-or,I I Harper'• by Como hour, It', for ahead IONd !n • 1 ----------- 1 ----==�-� · ·-- l9M4 Wai air (urn.ace �=�=------�SJ>() ;cc====:;---; =c-c=--- lI Roge 4 8 tIc Per,y induatr)i, I SPRE D SATI N h ;,�v!,a:ri MEIGS couNTV nosrrrAJ,, ( new ) , heatmg -c·oMMiss,oN . loft ft. ALUMINU M BOAT with mont h, ----. 0.H.V. with 4•.spt.ied Stirk sh ill. ma barn other and buildings. Theodou T, ,!hell, Ji-. U t1 -· I · d 8h 'ICId • mot or wi" th e Iect ric 1 --- --2.8 8tc ·wtn 100% LATIX PAINT . <: h ■l•m•n AUC'rfflNEEB 4 Heal economy. S\1!:15 00 plw1 any wner WI' I I he1 P 1 In· · 0 00 $6500 · 1l11 4- 11 · 1 8 3� _ .., tn l 1tarting. and trailer, Across 11£•• .. •a• .,, ... ....,,. N,...a.r, - • � Hundred s of new color, mnkt •color older trade, (•onsidntd !'hone F o R AL.., •IVDl'f'IM ance · •••••?'m AWNINOlo 'Jtom Shumway' a Greenhouse. IATISF ,_, � .\IL\NffU G A pickin' laster and usier than ever. U M ason, SP l-S232 5 1 61P 8UBURBAN - 8 • room frame ,I LegaI Notlce • llf,1ide1llal a ■ d CommerJal -··William Johnson, Syracuse. Ohio �-All available In SPREO SATI.N, the CaD er write, L O. Mer...,wilh running waler. nice lot and f'..omblutloa Bf!rtta and Gius NoTici Thi' Ramblf'r 5 1 61P wonder paint lhat goes on beauUful­ 'llnler, 0111• Can u,e10 garage, located on blacktop road Aluminum Slenn Doon aDd - -----World StaDdanl of Comi,11"1 Charle, H Grad:,, whoae plau uf •zz.»IJ about 2 miles from Rutland. r"Nido:n<'f 1a unllnown, Mnd the. u11- ly smooth with brush or roller. OriH Wladna. Call WY t-S'J48 De)' (1 1 1 WA F.11«-lleDN lllno•R hein oJ C11ar1e1 H. Gr i.dy, deIn 20 minute, - no oflen1lve odor. $3500.00. ., e•enlnr, Kina Big c.ir room, ride a111l pt•rform­ ·---= 11 Bullden Ba• te, 11 1ed, will take nollu that I!: 1 t • r USED BABY STROU " , in g ..Ell ood UTIN G , ROOF Repau' , Sheel RURAL - 1 acre lot with fr.room flrad1 llawtllonie, f11rmerb" E a 1 a ply Comp••Y· anee. Small l'ar 1'ronom� 11nd 4 a zeu condition. Phone WI 9-3651 . Grady. u the •ur11IYln1 apouae ul metal Work. The Powers Comframe house, garage, well. and Onl1 Grndy, Cleceasf!d. on the t8th rn11n, t rrabllity, N1'XCHI SUPERNOVA SEWING 5 I _3tP plenl)' of garden space. $2000. 00 da, of Au11uat, 111�. flied her Pdl• 4+30lc pany, Wy-2-2.101. S•• lion 111 the Problltfl Cc,un ol M•I•• Machine only a few month11 old. O · Due lo recent promo- 1 ___ ==� __ _ _ I cas·I1. count,, ohto, In c111 No. 16,aio. 111• Br,d b ury Ror d Mtlropollfan Moten . , II Y 80Id Ior t:239.M. Dal- WANTE Phon.: . YIYMdottt 1-3741 WUL DO BRUSH CUlT!NG with I t Origma 1e1lnlf that •he 11 lhe •uulvln1 a1><>u1e FARM - 40 ac-res wilh 7 acres , of of lions and re-orgwm:ations ln 600 E. Mal• Sll"fl'I , J>om• ro y 01111 Grad:,, dereuNI: th1111 the e1elractor cutter, by the hour. Wm. ' anee due $97.00. Pnyment11 '8.00 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO bottom, 1 • room house with eedent wu the ownmr In he slmpl, our Agency Development pro- I • Pholtl' WV 2-3670 Hou da she It, K mgsbury Rd . W)-• r month. Phone WV 2-2204. I ., ■o undl � lded one h•lf ( \U lnt..reat pe porch front and enclosed back grnm , we are m need of full 4 22 U(! r.-3-30tr porch, barn, chicken house and 2 -fi6S8, 4 � tJtc time and part lime rtpresenta• _ other buJldings. 011 blacktop Uves for thi! territory. You will 1000 GALLON WATER TA.NK '57 B U ICK Su1X' r $ l , L1t5 . .! door NEW -HOLLAN D l!ALER PTO hardtop. Onf' rnrf'ful 11wnr r. G OOD o . W D road 7 m1'Ies from Courthouse. "AC.: CuI llvators ue thoroughly trained 81 an lnne Will haul for public. Conlacl. Power stN>rinµ; and hrnkf's. Phone WY 2·5110 •00.00. .,...,.,,... S I 3 tc dependent Insurance Agent. For Bob Pickett, Pomeroy. Beautiful uniimal finish with / ·28 k C. C. L'lJCKl,ER, Rf,;ALTOR further details write. c-o l miurS -30 rnakhinfi: mter111r. Clean. Clt'an . ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner PHONE WY !-38SO ffi BOX Green270, Box 0. anc:-e, P. · II.Ill th row away "··• · tion. Extra l'l£>on. lll3l'llnar's, Pom- 1 A . I �11\II AVCl'lONEER 5 2 31.c 5 4 6tp field, Ohio. _ __ , 29 6tc 1 paper bags, Originally sold for •roy. c.n,plea. Ser..-lce ___ over IJOO, OO. Will ... II for 13' 00· Crht (1 2) WANTED TO RENT doo, 8'Jni, CH F.VR OLITT I Terms. Phone WY 2-2204 ------ Wrtte. Pboa, ., Contad V8. Good ron11it 1oa1 . PriN>d for ! 4 28 6lc FURNISHED 2 Bedroom Apart- &. MASON, W. VA. PHONE SP 3-5583 . RAD R , quick snle. Call WI !>-308 1 ment or house. Call Billy Mc• - C. 8 FO D, llaetlw! Ollll cc ::-= := := c 4 28 cc=' -,,-, --AYeregn Life ef a Shirl$ 4 fitc N EW ll AVE N Lean, WY 2·3717. tory , . room coal tu... lik GA£ FUEL Oll.. and_ _ 1 31 wash wearing and limes. frame home In center of town-'56 DESOTO i-"in•flite $80!i. 4 door nacn Call for 1re. esUmata. (l4) FOR RENT _ Well controlled washing fonnu- exlra large kitchen and dining Sedan. Powt>r sh"ering nnd ,;-oreman • Abh(lt1 Middleport ___________ las of our laundry assure■ greata rea, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. Lot brakes. Peshhut loo drivt>. S'lPon 6- 11).Uc- SEVEHAL APARTMENTS AND e possib st weara le of bility 62' x - 100' with garage. U you · orlginal finish cim•d lor by one Single Houses. Phooe WY 2 ALL THIS WEEK THRU SATURDAY, MAY 6 SLUGGISH SE PTIC T,\ N K•· Clog• a 61. shirts. Call for xRobtuon'• e c owner, 8loet1tu1r '11, J'omrroy are renting it would pay you t'o 3267 · 4 ged drains? Ger Klean--Em-A.11 _ _ , pert, prompt service consider lhis home. fl ,OOO.OO. 4 29 til e 0J"n Every Day 7 e.m. Til 5:30 p.m.-Soturday NIie Til 8:do K.obl ■IMHI' \ Septlr T11nk ('leaner Landmnrk I ROOM HOME. Linroln HIii, • LBDndry a,id Dry NEW HAVE N RURAL - Country . ·se VOLKSWAGON S l .(.t'J5c. 2 door Farm Bureau. Pomeroy 4-4-30\c I Available June I Wm. Mc-Quigg, Cleanlnr WY %--5428 living with all convenience.s, 3- -· - · -- - -Sedan. One local ownrr . 4 f'yl. rltone 30612 Webster Bay V'II • Robluon'• Trl•Lastre ClealH'n ' bedroom home of I.R acre plot. Window Olinda and Shade, No. S3 Zfbco ttonom)'. V1•rv n t('I' fllilf'll n,11· · �. lage • Ohio· • 5 2 30k WALLPAPER SPECIAL! WY !•Sl30 , Porch Shades, Verw:tlan Blind.a _ 2 bedrooms 13' x 13¼', 7 bed_ • 211 6tr Pomeroy. 5 I &le SPINNING REEL :S ROOM FURNISHED Apartment room Y¼' x 12½', Cfflar lined L1oth Awni�• and FiberglaH '59 BUICK l .,&1hre $ I .�•:,. ,t door in Middleport. Ulililfe:-f paid. dosets. Large kltchen "" !th plenFret" in-'tallpUon l'fl, 1 9.50 Y1h,e OFF n•ally Sedan. A blaek tw11u!y DalP Wlppet Su pply Call WY •-�101 . ty of cabinet ,pace. Additional (208) INSURANCE Picken•' Price Thia WNk $CJ.95 1harp. Dynuflow 1 1 1 l l'•' lllaf ' I• �2- -8 'I'C 215 1 1 nlon I\Yl", 20 workshop. x 30' building for • R lrumrance , PornAll 1 96 1 patterns, and at a time 4 w !i1 r tnan , Pomeruy. PomPrc>y . Oh jo Yes, you get DISCOUNT H O U S E Redu<'ed to $15,000.00. · I JtOOM HOUSE with bath, Fineroy. Near Darwin, when you need paper. Not afler the PRICES a t Picker.al Here'a a reel 4 1 30tc NEW HAVEN 5 • room home. J954 PONTIAC, llUOU IW N N l Nli ished buemenL. ti01 E. Main St. Motorist Mutual season'• oYer. Only at Pickens aav• apecial tlu.t can't be be1L Shop UI double garage, plus one cabin l'Olldllion. Quick aalc• . $ 1.25. G. Pomeroy. Call WY 2·2733. RHUBARB PICKED WHILE YOU and for aU &bing aoce1110riel.. i.QP like this r.Wlht now. which cao be rented for an in5 2 3tp A. Deem, Racine. 5-S.Ue wall Bargain for tl--.p ffffZln Lightning Rod Mutual come. Located on 50' x 200' lot. I ===--=-=c=---===-= W . H Holmn, S • . IIARLl!lY DAVIDSON MOTORCY, IGHT ROOM ROUSE AND :,..28-lQk '9,500.00. Also 100' x 200' Jot m l!: c Jr "Us: 22 tf a.JC. S150. Fivt Polnta Key-'IORe. . lf!Vffl room bauN: One 5- room COMPLETE with 2 cabins. Sewer and waler INSUllANCE PRO.5 2 3lp REEL and ROTARY TYPE Mowapartmeol. Alao New 5 room IRONING BOARD - Lil■ Auto . rtre, Pollo outlet, which <OU!d be used for Dupont Lucite Wall P1lnt en lharpened. Uoed mower, lot 11U FORD CUSTOMLJNE VB. home wllh prop and laundry Call "oa lllllt, !railer park. i,,500.00. Owller pod. Ohio &ale. Smalt air cooled mglao ,. SPECIAL «>Ddl1ioa. Good $6.99 In b._ A. fl. Benpl, Pb. will sell above loll together or '°L pain. Lewi ■ Rep ■ lr :»Uc Dori • w-, ■ _. •••• fU0,00. � H831, wY la'II. llenlol ,eparately, $5 .69 Otha.-. Up To 13.95 U4 MJll.tl. 141ddleport. Phanol -,-,===-�--� Complei. proteclloa for all neod&. I < Sip The new Point from J)uponl nlNl<h - ROUSB •-•-u WY 1-IS'lt. • IJ ltlle APAIITIIEl'ITS - l'llnlllbed ood - Lucite Wall Plalnt. Won1 drip, l'IIII Tel WY W9M. • 1 30tc NEW IIAVEN, W. VA. ,, � SALE: 11151 BUICK J\oad. •1""1el1-od. Kdl..... lllddlo, A now llhipmenl ol lronl1111 board ,r oplltter lite ordlDar)' palnl. X .. 1 1 PRONE TU t-114.1 . , 1- .....- • dour Sedan. Power »t IWINESSIMPSON lNSllRANCII Juat arrtved and Jara:ett atoet we've beouty witbout bother. 8ell-vrJmlD1, REPOSSESSED SINGER au port. l'ltant WYHIIL 5 4 Sic Apnll, Mlddlepo,t. Fire, malle Zia Z., cobinet IDOdel ONS Jl'IVII ROOlf hod, Al,o lronln, board COVERS & no paint odor. W.a■bable. 11 beautiful • � 51' ,...... Auto, APAR Tlll:N! I I ol 3tc ■ oolora. Dr1eo In 30 mloul& PADS at loweot prlca oewinl macblee. Mana bulll■ db botb. � WY ._ • loada. - � 7 ROOMS MODERN block homo hoteo. ......... blind otll<lllna localed Ill the •illap of Syra- WY NIii. ________ ll•1'-tlt SALE CIIIO. Gu lurnaco, all bird, and all lmcy deolpl. Or11m» . 2 1 ) REAL ESTATE RESTAURANT I � built 1- cablneb Ill the k · ,n. l for 13 11.00, P"1 off b11- FOR RENT: APARTMENT with oold y 1ALE S. 'Plck,111 For thNtt l'OOl1ll .. d both. Phone HOUSE FOR SALE. 5 l'OOIDI and • bedrooml, ll•ing room, dinllll DI take ..., payP way, dotn1 &ood bu.11ine11. GASOUNE CAN SPECIAL WY Ulil. • I tic both, foll -t. prage Ill room, kitchen, large recreatkia - luvllla ■tat,, Will aao- ,...., of .._., por month. Ph. GARDEN ' TILLERS I Gil, 2 �� llllloa, ""■II WY l-9ffl. »<llp WY s--. A1 Low 1 9 WANTED 1,, 5 A�! .: Ila l:LECl'ROWX - ---� , � 111D PMNOI dleporl. 4 28 lotp porche,. Located on lot Ille BOY OR GIRL waeted CARRIER Callina: .i.11 thrlftr minded men! Do _,._ 139,50. Set your DWD u.,w,t. 8-ldll1aaed P�oo, M;olt everyone needll • ru can tbb: lor Senilnel Raute Ill Center DI IS ACRES WITII FIVE ROOM 100' • 2!0' l .'7 acreo J. 100 11. you need a 1arden tiller? ShGp Piek· WY :J.UltJ. Prlcod to oell - )ladw tun• of ..., 11o teep -11ne for,our frontage on State Route IH, eDI fint and savet We have Sprinc­ ButlOII Bole Mwr _ Fit> City. A pply : Th• , Dtlily j Houae. hot and <Old running w• illllfflJ, Call Rutlond Fu,, power mower. TbNe pricel 11'11 l""• field, Bums and C horemnter tillers, nt. n intme See by appo ter," bam, granery , chicken machlnn $1DJ6. Zia-Zag Sew•- . SenUnel ar Sentinel Ctrr1er lor -t, 111 Mill, ""'lng1. SH >t 19.95 to 149.05. And EH)' Pay• an O O, "Guoline" l.n bif: Jett.en .ea Muon and New HR,•m, Lennie house, two miles north of Chea- ALS THREE L01'S F R SALE lng llathlnl ll'amoua name _ • ' 31< Plan. ment t above Powell In Middleport, jua Smith. � 21 If .... ler, Ohio. Willk! Parker, Pbone "White." Slnol tm--l'rN .,_ 8ervt<e Statton. t parcel � • 5 1 :it '-'l>-2283, Chester. p vice-10 '- loo-... or PAP!lll BOY OR GIRL WANTl!lD 100 11. lronu on secood- Stnel. used Pol1ablo <■' Ill °"9k4:■II for Mulberry Ave , and Sugar \, MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 paml 110 , lllil fl front, on AT DISCOUNT PRICEI WY 2-5320 - For PrH Aoma Run route. o\pp\y In penon •t with double garage in a.ter. LONG HANDLE SH9va Front street. ; Trial • ff tic , Priced to sell. Cecil R. . Seatlnol Office. SUPER KEMTONE K-, ALSO e IJ OFFICE BUILDING Melp Ba C, Che,ter, Obto. Phone to be � lenloe GIRL TO ASSIST WOMA,�· Wffll i G11,-.. $4.98 Contact Willlo -.111S. t:.OUIP'Cll'k in co11re ot two m,.. , t1c · a :1 ap Lei.itnvbem. Phone WY ,_.,., Only • 29 lido. No laundry. Tim■ GIL Live! BOUSE , • Rooma and bath 1N1 8AMa\.H _ or WY M'IM. 5 2 etc Plckent brine DOWN tho - of re­ n !IUp<l"r I w... Here•, .aomething- for th• home 1ar-­ 1955 DQDOl!l 1 doo< Sodaro A_-l iD, Pbone WY U.... . ......fUI I tone fumac:,, Iara< Joi. � hall;t ------- ---deoorxtinc, Slll)er Kemtone al a bml• denerl . J111t lmQbf,e. 1 Jone� handle A ........, llbo9 rooD'I OR SALE 1m11y, FOR I (24 al> OI t-lt4I · WI down to-belit-n price, only $I.II. Buy at ee r B \ , p l , i . F SII Fffllllll IIALl!l: WE Alll' ..iiiil'a i... ::,:: �, whllewl li y $,1.11. Where can you .., alJ,ovel for onl Pick""" where your eub ...U, • ..,. !Hila •nr. Ohio. .,TRADE s • :lip t op quality line of - i•r. Raeino, el,MOI" aDd 1t<1. a lOQI way, lleol ltT � I ..:: pull . Blblel · wttb helptl, Top di.., FOR _SALE - I l'ODIII hotue with BEDROOM SUITE IN VERY ' .. NIii .,eonom7 ..,.. a.die, Klng,ln1" 1M � j counla. Can be- �rt time. Wrtte bal11. Owner belq transferred. pod eondftlon. 1 mc:.itbi Giel .,,. l l-3tp Bible Study Unild. - Dllndeo Muot lea•• by Juno I. Prk<•d !Gr Will trade for old model car 111 I I IIEMlUI:. PU1'I. l'llno rnontk, P1Ke, Coiuntbuo IS. Olllo. ,plclo oalo, - WY Uffl, l(GOd llbape. Call SIi HIIIS, 1960 .I o,nw, • CBS- Moore upreqad hi, - see our whole new array of spring decorating colors In ~ to perfume c-ritpy, airy . darin1 or excit.in& 8' now...,, for �PRINC PAINTINC �.,,. onenllon that ........ Her daqhter haan' t aet down "A.Ad lowrs. . 1£'1at � to COl'IIGtvationi.tt :• ll,ll'pri.11! at her versatWty. Spea k on ptJ)flr any oI her thought, throua:rout Ult country, and ne,t. ti!\ far YGllrll�, Garry. the mbject, Bui la an iatervlew, "Mony women," she continued, Ill& pah'o .,. becomin1 '"" tn The comedy Tuesday night ,.. 1be ooid she ha, a philooopllJ "oro failhlul to one perlumo all Ohto, A ,urvey of our aa ttollll on Jn all lllateo. " r fe, My mother wu. TM bird i. lltd chiellJ on outlalldlah get. about love - "It lo that you c■n 't thei li ::::;;:::_.., ::: :: ::: ,:::;; __ , a II oerlume a like (I/ ob jedive aboui the aubjecl IDI· meniory upo for Durward Ki,loy and h i, be UI you·,e 100 a,d detach..d fragment ol • melody. . ._k belpa . , The aocomplllhed mugging. to ....u a C1l'laJn happy moO ,...... 1,11 lllto placo 1iow.... from It" even If they lacked sharpneu. Colette de Jo11venal ii the only · ______ "That wonderful year" celebrated cltlld of the author of "G!gl" •I and TIJG CIUCW DROWN8 U.. joy1 or 1956 and. aa tMU&l, "Cheri" a nd numerous otht!r cuod ,orne Uvely JDOmenll. MIN worltl. She Jo In tbe Uni!Od Stat.,1 HAMll.TON, oat. ( UPU Tha Andrew, and Caroi Bumett took on bulllllOII, It is her """""' vllft tugboat "Barto Verge" l8Jlk In lhe honors with their "Big D" to New York and her first to the harbor Tuel!lday night, killing ahtnanigans. other p,rt■ of the countcy whith all three crew memben. The tu, will ln�lud@ slops in Washington, was towing ttie 11teamship "For­ Moore'• lhow In many ways Is icago , U>II Anteleo and San estdale" when K ,uddenly tipped llllo • lunlly•ai.. ltornt �r Ch over and lank. Fran�isco. Everyth� about UN, format � 800 M••Y _,..,. Ir- llllo pleoo and theN lo • Mn. ct. Jouvenal, a divorcee lenerGWI aapply ol mut anci poaced woman with me,. tato dlolMo and Oufly putrlN tar lo a pert-l ry brown eyee and an In-II Ill � And, unlit. the IIIUU a multitude of things, 1.....,, 1h11 one 1, inlulotod to The hot IJPl')np, for wlt1clt She sold that when ,he lo al kelp wonntb Jocbd in. th■ city or Jlot SJ)nltll, Ark.1 I home she ii busy WM um.eel, ftn ielleveca Tbo - lo llunly. ••ry lum!thinp for a "brobn-<lowu lo hove MIii 'riait..i 1w Jiu. pn,/tulollal. II on , o m , chaleau" ("Franco i. lull ol bro­ llOlldo DeSoto ID 15fi. The wacloy comotly Ill III long sketch ken-down chateauo" I wblclo 1h11 it ant ·•Iller near the sprtnp built I cabin there In 1807. and lhort, bet......, • commorcloi, ,efum�hing in tho period of LouJo Two 11111 later Jobn Percl­ blodloult, The comedy llllllllly XIY when ii wo, built. The crum, •ol bo11 1 b t tbt cabin au4 built others which he rent..i to Ylliton who came to bathe ID Ille waten. In 1832 the lied ....., It'� Color Piekin' Time (2 1 1 REAL ESTATE drawing to a wrruo, ue - oome Ea1Jie1' Ne11t - --�--= MUELLER FURNACES pay • ....,_ (oho III Ta�e '° 1 , ,. _ I tho ......, ■nd child 1nm the lllsi,t Air r,.... Alrllnel, ltict I, TV', popular 1ltoed.,y 8peelal .,,., riety hour, · ' ''tile Carry Moort mllh-muh and better than '"'!be A pit,lr ol 11eat horned owlt "lt would be rude of 11111 &o Dinah Shore Show, " which ha, Show." lhe nett .at Rnthawen Amer.lea and tell your took ower pulled llP lame thla seuon. come Moore's guest 1tan Tueaday ear. y 'Ibey neat earlier than women how to 1111 perfume, " abt thll JUlht ...,.. Julie Andrew,, Arthur eeg�. •nd beat lhf la1'jer birda Mid. "Bu\ "'' FreDcb women do _ TrQchff and Allen c.... M I 1 , to the- prize loutJOO. . WOMAN'S V1EW have .a tpeea«J ,., way o1 \111111 and ADdrew1, u ii ber cutom, thone By OAY PAIJLKY ehooting, aceordtne lo the mood . We beU.Y� tbrt eaaJ.n railed mo,l tm,hlly. She could do no UPI w-•• the tho clolbeo Every- one ,. two y..., lait year " &aid """'I u • Wtlli through htr ' NEW \'ORK ,UPu-n.. .....t thlll ho, .;. ho lmpr<md tn 111. M<Gtlliard "and we hope thoy 1 IQDgl and dancel! and those of ua French wrlter Colet� devoted including our • will be �ul thiJ tealOa al acenta sense . wbo rttall her won: on TV Jn D'IOlt of her life to about "J •v rono,, the adYlce o r the new nest. Dimini£1WI& Ameri'' pul aeaasona were somewhat put- !' amour · 1 '---·----- --=-�= -=-==---·1 I NOTICES (91 FOR SALE ""°..., dose. J p11 it'1 about tuna · PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 DAliZIO lllflDilhed Silo tha --1 o1 i.,, &\Jil>IISKY _ 'll>e ..... tum, upon opoolo ol TV. T h o molllo,' 1 tin■ .,.,..,., aloo ,-11<1 .., tha DOrlbmt edp ol camtrN, clirectld by O.v. Gei. ll'e ed!tlng Colette'a voJumiaoul Saadulk,- C.OUnl WM built .,_ J el, ,re fiuld ■nd helpful, and � oad 1Up11Vloloc poNOt1y by tha .._ pair DI &ml, P'la1t ' 1 choroosr■PbY lo •lo tbeato, oad - odapt.altonl of eegl<o that neoled 1111 ye■, ot · hor -·• worlrl. And, OIi tlllo tha Reotha u.ally clean and ....i..t. , ■a Wtldltte ,..... E,ie While Moore', obow lln 't u lrlp, oho II pn,mottna tha Fnncb County , acconllng to wo1i.; lie, Jl1W � YORK < uPH - Let'1 NEW tht' !:ilar1 Glrnt-1 Lillmt.ert H<t04, G o r d o n \:II !j(-rvt' t-011· Lun1..,, 1 , ,. minor. J1mu Lloro�rt. • 111,nor. and Kr,O, l.•mb,-rt , t m,n. .-.unH'I" m l'unwroy w11h H,1v. - " , � ,, " , ... ,..,m •ov , , n1u11•NT �o• 1 1 ca • • . ,• J la""Y I ... ~•n••d, Ch.. �1,•r. Oh<o. , ,, v u, �" r••,,. ,, ,. ,.,, "' 1 Sealed b1d1 will 1k' '"'� "1 1, ed bf lt• 1.c h l ' rodu<"I� M t111 y t't1r n S3 !Kl .S tr.-, 1 . w • .- w,.-11 . V1 r 1 1n l• . w ll J l•lnS ,t 31Cor ti:111 9115-223 l . I nu1,,-.. 1t111 ftubt'n 11- Lambert. un I Ownu . M d1 • L ounty Ho•Pl l & I Cumjlf'r hour from Sli:lrl. Part llfTit' th � L h d•1 ul Ai,rU, t i.e s , f!J,d hu, mU111on. Tht'odura T. HuCI , J r , Chai rFOR CONSISTENT DEPE NOABLE RESU L TS e \ k 1 BANJO. TF.NOH 4 Stnngtd . e R w I l h l.)t, pe!luon 111 !he l"un,mu n Plu• Co u rt '""" , " �· arm .,,, Ha n k 11 Rd S•Y mu, d I d W rit o RATES nP w W I !:1-244 1 . Otis BadPy, Rat· n� I l.!f ' a t' g · of M r111 �' o unl ) , tlh Lo, b<'• n1 Cue l' u m.,ro y . Oh io o r I n lh<' C ourtroom ' No ll,J&7. llfe!tln,11 lorl h the ttve nl ' or tl>t C ourtnuu 8r , l'onut1·u, • Oh1u frt'C· J 100 1 OHJ-.:-84oUrlfTit'nl l , c •rJP--60 M1ntmum on. h , eenta p«-r word. one 1n�en1 5 4 l"UlE.- , OhJO. , <> wn<'n <>I Chr i,rr1,;111 1n!rrtc!I In th" u11tU d.-H n u ' <• lod1 A . M • l!:a 11 n n .:ems 6 cenu pe1 word lur t hree consecu tive 1meruon11 porl. l I [t nO lS < 5 f 4 , 18, 2 lp l lul h,..,•m 1 ru l ul.1tl<' , an d u ttln1 fo rth Standard T,n,.,, � nd•1. Ju nr 2 . l lHI I Soec-1al uoe month lor JO ct'nls P.et •urd th.. .-iaun11nt1 ., , l 1r111 on tht ,amr, , urt w, 11 o,� n t>r pulJ!h l y "l'" ""d t nd I TRAILEH., an Atlas. 35 fl . x 8 ft. WOMAN FOH HOUSEWOHK l'. 1rn<1 ukln.11 lo hav• h i • 1rllert"1t ....,t r,·ul a lo ud �'uU rah! ul 4 ce111 � per word will oe ch.arxed lor ad, Ii e nt-w . Roger Ke II er, ( 'hesI er 2 s off ,n . '"P� n I ., , an d- or f" ml.iin e,:1 bid • l , . "' fur • Ju "' ,·,al •Mle �t>rt1sl'hi;! iJ 001 patd w1Lh;n l U d a y s aher receiY1ne hi ll I k �I Cowdery . Long Bottom. Oh ttl "' 111d,..-vnal ..,,u 1k r..c..iv.-d far 11:encn l conllrur,• ,.,11 .,.tiill.. l{oad ('ht'sler 985-2%28 Should be reported 1mmed11tel:,. [,run in A.dvert1s111 h on. plumbm111. healln.111 , ind elet:trl . 5 4 3h' ! 5 4 lie Real ,·al 1111t&lla1Jo,.,,. ill!. Lhr projet't enltt• fhe Ua1lv Sen l 1 11t>I w1 I not bP rcsoons1ble for more rhaa "f he folhlw1n 1 ducrtbf"d ___ _ __ . F-•ht,. a,1... 1, ,,. 1he Town1hlp or led '!'� JGS Ml!:MORlAL HO.s.PIT AL. ,,nP 111currt'CI m�ertwn cipio, In the Co.,hly ol 11•1.1•, and POMEH OY, OHIO PRO EC:-r NO OHIO 1 S " . r l ar([ ut l"h.i, 1 lu, dlld Spe,· 1 a l S ot1ce9 of Events, SI 25. St• t• o, Oh.lo. Town No Snen, · 1 0. m ,u u iccortia m•e with l h e �reptl ni: and reHrYlnl to tbe 1r■nt ?or 50 ,1 o r d m 1 1 1 1 m u rn Each a dd 1 1 1onal word, l e. R1on11.e No �•uurteen, cltmmem:in l' dr.aw,nu ,.nd bl>ed f.frallnnt rot ■-me or, thflr hl'ln and &Hl&na, al] U,n. Ohio RJyer - Communter lip 14, 11 lM ,·t'ntcr of Lhc fllrk11 o! I h • u l> < t pu erl by A,. tu l tct H arr, Ray ber upon tht" 1boYe dt"Krlbed prem.. =-�----')h1 ! t1<HH't; publ t�hed Ill 1 eenl pt>r .... ord rnad nltrlh of U urlaonvlll•. Ohio. Na ) , A I A : wh "'" omn 1s loucfll lkl , with the rlllhl to c:nl<,r on nid 2 : 55 p.m. ; Walter Williamson up GRAVELY TRACTORS •nd At\\ U ii. J > S l l ) A 'r J flA YS 6 OAYS I M O. w h i <'h l<lll to Oownln111ton, Ohio, '" lh• r-.�y k uo ld ln ll ll t M.irket Stte"'1 p remlte•• I<> cul an.Cl remove t h • ■nd Sno•v111e. Ohio, thullr■ In an Wh,.-hn� . w V a �e11'9, Nrw and ued. ComI u mt, frum lime to time, and at Illy 14, 4.ZCJ p.m.; Atiqulppa up 14, l :1 tiOc 9<Jc 11 .3!', 54 :;o l!:Hlrrl1 dlr...-11 .,11 •lltnll the fCO· 3 l l r,o w, ni,!■ a iul apcd fl <- atlun1 an tim e prior to J anu1r, J. IIMSI, with 20 60c S J :W SI 80 S6.00 .. 1..&e part& llDd repa Ir Mrv Ice• I'""' : Mr. Chris up 15, 1 1 : 25 thc at lnllk<."tcd h� tf!r of the road lud m• to Snow- "'' Ille ind r,,■y all l"&ml. tr\lCU, and other cq\llp- 8:-tS p.m. i:, 75e 51 50 $2.25 17 :;o Wednndoy, May 1 7, '61 men1 11ecu1ary or ,•onv,nlenl lur p.m . ; OVEC up 16, 4 a.m. ; Jeff� Bargalna in ugf'd l.ractors a &MI ,.. Ille . O , Lo the Southwo1 corne r follnw1n1 pfl;oi••� untv Cu mmlasloneu , thoe purpott the Hme to he rrmowed Co om,� u u f l he land own•d by lliley a n d I A d � l t't" l'lvf'd bY 1 0 A \1 lilJlll Doe 111 tlia1 daJ't p1pe1. lawn mower,. AaU- · tlzed d.t>al- s.-rah L.1Lhey: th.-ncr In a nnrthern - Cour1hvutt . t-'omero,, Ohio. at 10:00 A. M. uver r 11d •aned upo11 betwc,en the erson down 16, 4 : 20 .m.; Llttle P U \»l>urath Bulld.-r1 F.:xtiurn1r, Stan partl u o ly dlnclloR &lon• Iha we•I line of er. Grawely Tractor Sa�s and On The Premises the land owned by R. and S. l,■th- dud Ll lot Hut Jdln 11 , P ltt1bur 1rh, P a. Rd..r ence la hereby made to d ., a d Edward up 17, 8 : 30 p.m.: Jerry Servk:e, , •boH WY Z.Z975, ... I! e y . &nd full11wln1 1he we,t Une ol F. W , l lod lf., f: nrpn ratiu n , l :I JO from t:lberl GUIilan and R u , , e l l Bosworth up 19, 2 : -40 a.m.; Bea­ th • 1and own,d hv Wm lfoU and C" hM mber uf t.:omm oer,•r Bld lf , Pln11- C lin e to On!i Grady and Eata Gn. We w i l l off P r ou r 60 o11ere Eul Main Slrttt Porronoy. M lloll lo \he So uththl < 'O rner of burN h l 11 , J';i. dJ, dat111J June 28, UK7, .i,n,d record­ ver \lown 20, 7 : 25 a.m. : City of I'. W. l.}od gc Corpor otw n , 70"2 Prnn- .,d J une 30, 11:147. In Deed Book 1:,9 land now ., w ncd by Georxe Wl1t'; farm known u the E aton Maysville down 23, 1 : 50 a.m,; C. lv n enu ton, . W a h&rl t!c a, , V - th.-nn in I wt1h:rly dlr tlon u ;i i A.v .- C u, 11 1 P& lil• 315 of the Dftd Record, uf (1 on Eaton Complete line of spring bedding alOlllf the Soulh tint" of the, I I n d W . O<>d1e C:ofp•1n1Uon, 1333 Meiu County, Ohi o. Jocatf'd Farm, F V. Horner up 13, 6 a.m.; John J. ownl:!d by Oenr(e W IH and I b e Wu\ :lolh Avenu e . C:olumbu■ l :lo , Oh i o That E,t■ Gr•dy Hawthorne, for­ ,-------·--------. , COM J 'LETE S ET uf mach1msr11 Road, Lebanon Townshi p, for Dublh1 l7� l , 8ullderJ �Rrh11n1c b1 plants. "Telegraph Service." owftfll S. and aoulh llnc, of land merly Etta Gndy, a1 the lllfVIYlnf Rowe up 28, 4: 15 a.m.: Southland B A RGA IN VAC ATI O N S pr1.'(·ision h..inri tools in wood N. Comb1. to Iha nurtheHI corner R11-11d. ('uJumbui. Ohio. 11pouse of Onl• Grad.I' I., l"nl\tled to sale al A uction. F'rands Florist, Wy 2-2&'!4 'I Orawin11 , •�ciflcallon• ind olh• ol • tncc of abou1 1welve acrH, "Happy Holiday•" to Bermupur.- hUt the fore•olnt rell.l eat&1II 1t up 30, 4 a.m. ; Carl D. up 31, 3 : JI t,ox Call WY 2 . r�1:is c'vt"nm�s. now owned by Wm Hull and M. H bldd rn 11 doc11ment, may be obtain- I I• appralaed ·ulue. residence: .e I t h a s 4 room and a.m . ; Robert P. Bonnie up 33, 4 : da, Muico, Nanau , West ll u ll; thenc1 In a SouO,erl, dlrec- eel by proapect l,,_., Gcnc r11 l Bnldlni The pra,er of the PeUIJon I.I for 5-l•Jtp Shumway Greenhouses. 40'x1 40' cinder blO<'k poul­ Indies end many other w•u• lion lollowln• the eHi line of the l' onlraclu ra from the A. rchllecl c,on- an Order of th• Prv b&t.e Cc;urt &Ut"­ 10 a.m. ; Lady Rea up 35, 7 : SO tnc,t of 1bou l twelve urea owned dilloned. •• Pollow1:orlzin E■t& Gndy Hawthorne to purWY 2...:!3 tion land1. Stop in or call p.m. tl pon _. ppl1 ,• �U1, n _. nd pi,y ment o f ., h hlr ithe u ruU..-ktfd one tlJoU (""') - ,LJE - PIJPS, - Pm� - ("01 reasonable. I try house, small barn, and b J" Wm. and M. Hull and the e&ll InI A A A Club , 422 Second do n of .00, �•1 cutompltle .u 4 I JCN.t line of the Land owned b, John H. S 00 tere1t of the dec.,derit In Ind � the other small bui ldings. Has He.:1dy lo �o. Al Mr� John Stout . �n d R. E. Peyton to ! he ce nter of menl1 w ill be d e th-. r�rl . N ol m o r e fort!Nltln• real e■t■te .i,t lie lpprali• Avenue, Gal lipoli,. GI 6-069' Go11ilipolls Dam - Indiana up a� a f a r m .es well lhe road JuCllnl ftom lllrrlaon- than two RII WIil be 101>PliL-.I 10 lhia ed value. l l �1m,011vdle. Ph S I i 2-4834 a well IP l'OU WANT REAL quabtJ ..,...,__________• nner hldd�r. tu m une any c:t1 11 lt, O.; Downln1ton, to U, 11U then Th,- ,�r■oru, rtnt lbova m,otloo, 3: 15 p.m . ; Lelia Shearer down ' B•5 2 :lie pond -•101 bal'· , "" • r ''""' " ,0 , 0•,e • .. lhol •Ill 1 1 , , ro uowln1 the c•nter of the road Lmnp ,e,e It t 111d w ll t11rther tJoke notice lhar lhe:, TERMITE ,\NO PE61 001\'TROI j f •rlucu inent• 01111 w i l l be m1de lo h•ve i been lc&dln• n from Hard10 • • il f n llM 1111le. Ohio, to o a y rDU m de Partle De end1o1t l lo 5:25 p.m. ; Raymond Salveti up COb e , mo e Was appra1sed .11.t $9000.00. I;)( · Ham Sm1dw1ch� b) Falq. Fre. ln■pectlea l n11ur- 1 Thf' at Uownln•l<>n, Ohio, to the pl•ct •f each actual bidd er w ho nlurn1 111 .,.; d Petition i nd that they ue r�ulrbea:lnnin1 , In 1 1L1Duthun 41re<."tlon. do.-u m.,n lf , ut• t 1.>1 bidd ln 11 blanb . NI to ,n,wtr the ■- me un 0, beforr 6:45 p . m . ; Walter Beckjord up 8'"'9. Cab Dick !!ilerrtU, Wl' Lowest .aet·epta ble bid $3490. . Lwk · s Dairy Bar 111·p TII F, best. NI by Nallo.wtde, PIIHI' R. ,·m1t1olnlnN flHI' the &crei. , mot• or In ituud nr n,U tlon not lat� r lhaR fl �"' lhe I OLh day or J une, 1981 . 12 : 05 a.m.; Titan up 4:20 a.m.� . .. s Terms 1 0%, day or Hie. Bal- Z..2641 or Che11f:t 985-2145. lrfl'I. Hereren.-.: JM"ed· V olumt 125, d a y • arter the 1'10 1ln11 d1t111 for \Jl1\i . ai.d A. S..r-.lre Slalion Wt i... , 5 2 (Ile E t■ GndJ H wthorRe 6. Nu d'-"-'Umt•nt• ,..Ill he 1n:C<:1>l�d Cornell down 8 a.m,; Elgerclilf PHJle 2'70. Melll• C<>uniy p.,ed ftff• l'ormerly £,la Grady, Hl-aotc ...... ance as transfer deed. Ta:ites Z36I. &t the bid op«nlnil' mo,elinl(. orda. . . • • . Survivllll SpOUfol: of TWO PIECE LIVING HOOM up 6 a.m. ; Nati:mal up 7 : 15 a.m.; T. Doc11mt,n\s WIii nol bt'J furnl,hOnla Gtady, Cleceued. paid Io January 1961. Sale Am CONDmONING, ••FRIG, •...,. C ' all Suite. reasonably priced. SEF. US FOK n:1,::0 NEEDS AND Th• puyer of uld. pelJllon g for ed Ln Rllb-c-011 tr11ctor1 �nd-or matu- B, Webster t.. Fu.In Albert Holden d"wn 8 a.m. Erne,. • 11•rliUuR a l -■ld real e1t1te, and Lal inpplJ�ri H above �,- t forth . They Attorneys ror Plalntlf t consist,. of land and build• ERATION aervice. Jack's ft.- UI after 5 p. m. TU 2-4343. Custom Grln1ltoi;:. Mlddl,-port tine down 9; 1:ii a.m. \I the umt ,rannot be done without '"'"Y he 1'111'-'hHed from Lhe A. tchllerl 14) 20. 2T r�, 4 , 1 1 , 1 8 and Ill II tti ;;;a;;;;a;a..;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;; ;;;;...... _lngs. Open f o r inspection frtgeration. New H.aYen. Phone manlfut In.Jury t <> the whole, then a■ req uired ,o, the <'01t Qf reproduc. .,_;,;-,.iiii iiii Fttd Mill. ------------, J 25 I( , ,---,_ iii..a iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii ;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;; : that ■aid real ._.ta..., he 1<,Jd. accord- lion, plu1 h1ndlln1 C'hara:■-. 643-tl S.i1ll1rda_v, May 6th, and Sat, TU "3M'/. 8. Submltlal of 1 �Id 1ball he tlk· Ull to law, and for oth,u relief. - --- -· -- --- The 1boYe mentioned def�ndint• en u prlm1-facle IIJ'Vidence that bld­ urday May 13th, from 8 till a DomHtic ai rlin■ ind Radio TV Sen-Ice •UJ further tl..ke noUc, t h.I t they dcr l co1nlunt ol tbt full 1,nd rom­ hn e t,u11 m..iide partlt11 defl"Ddant to plete mean.Ina: <tf &II •hlemtn la •nd � p.m. All Maltee worldwid travel servicf' 111d peUll<>n. and that they an r t. 1llor k "qulrcmtnl1 II lndluled and q uired to 1n1wer th" unie on ot �I forlh ln the bldtUnt duc1tment1. Pbo1te WV-2-%255 now available locally. IJ. .£ld1 ah&ll bl! .whrnl11ed ln dupJl­ before lhe 10th d;i, of J11ne J9fl. TV Stamps oa all Repair ttobo:rl B. Lambert, Plaintiff c&l• on l<trm1 boWld with the 1,po,cj. Phon• AAA C l u b, GI fle&lion,. - E. Main BL, Pomeroy, Ohio l(l Bid bond 1baU lie prftperl, exe­ Pomeroy, Ohio 6-0699, G•llipolls , Ohio eu.t,rl and fllffl with Iha bid ln • 1um Cklaad TV ---------1 eq111J lo 10 per c,;nt of the bHe blCI. ll. Time for compJ�tlon ol thoe f.-18-tfe ] FARMALL H TRACTO� R ; One ______ _ _ _ _ _ WILL G IVE AWAY 4; l'LI PPIES. work 111'1111 be tOO leul ulend■r worll-•111111 days. Mower for &ame ; I Litlle "GenPart Fox Ti-rriN .:,nd l luund. U. Contractor thall be U■bl,: tor PORTLAND KEYSTONI!! Servici? ' iu," Break"1ng Plow·, I ,et of tl00.00 pu diem ll11uid1ototd d•mPhont' WY 2-6564 5 4 3k station and Grocery. Auto llll!rv., ... in ut.-eu ot th" ,t1pul1t.ed ume. 6 JI E. Mafn St. corn plow&; I Weed Spr.ev..r; Pome roy I ,- 1 13. A.II bidden 111brnitt1n• • com• · POMEROY - 2-slory brJck l1ouse l>lnt'd ice and Re · pair. Reasonable bid ,hQU ..-t forth with their Ca&e Com Planler. All equipPhon• WY-2-2441 Free estimates. Bill Cornell, with a \, 'OOms, z baths, near bid th11 name, and eddrenea o( auh ment In good condition. N . P, t'Ontnclflrt, It &/ly, whom •ill ROA O MASTEll 1!1� B l l !Oi IN 1 - - -- � - �-- Phone VI .,.. " 2601• • 2 ate I Main Slreel. $6500.00. Will trade. employ In p111rfurm1n1 their tho:1 <'()nlratot Call Maann SP 3Swackhamer , I =�---------good condition Mrs J I c ; Wt•h• K IR B Y praYided h t ey are Lh ,u.,ccnful bltlVACUUM ('LE c , ANER. ref 5690. 5 4 6tc THEISS REFRIGERATION .A NO FARM - 55 acres with � or more CIO!!r . �lt' . Long Hottolll . 011111 pos.11e.11sed and tn A·1 shape, pay -- --- - -l t. l'l!""'rv'" the rt•ht to tractor tillable. 7- room frame .a,, ppliance Service. Domestic and 5 2 � tc m•llty In. or tu ro:Ject, • ofr halance of $37. 50 or take) house w i h bat :.!t � � and hot l r M O W ��H M A N OH LAWN U NIVERSAL 1'UD :n;;::• ,::...•�,::00•111•• Creal Hom...! Owl• 1� Television In Review # � - - - • • "" - -r � I ..,,. ""°' ':.m....i_ • 1 2 llp • 1ASHAME:D'? WI NNlf ?' NOT ON =� l l l=! ! Special, s1,59 . 1 • :ite ■, G&Oactl WONDEII tlltRY l, 8RANNII WINNIE WINKLI ,I t , j II NI '" ·t., , • • �• • ·. -. -,. • ..._ , , .._ . ,.. ,.. ., ., .. . . ,.. . .. ., .. . _, ., ,; ., .. _ .. . ,. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . • I ., , ,. . 1 � • • • � ,,ii . ... . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. , , ... , ' . ' . . -. .. " . - .. .. ... .. . . Spring Has Sprung! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants 8-Dail Sen l l n e l . Pomeroy - M iddle ort 0., Ma 4 WA NT AD S I . 1 96 1 Legal Notice ( 1 7) HELP WANTED (9) FOR SALE W•wt�,. ...d F'\l ! l l Allorn@vt for 1•1a.,,llff 1 A.PI ii t:i. 20, n. 1,h, 4 1 l , 1a. IS '� j I -Dally Sentinel, Po�eroy-Mlddleport, O., .. , � 11 River News I)..., hi IM follo•Lq d..-rilNd Hal .. t.11•. lo w it !lit".i." lll th� Cownl)' ol Ill t L . t, To.-nahlp 01 sut1on and Sl<O� u, Oh.lo , t re--'•-·•-•, G allipo"· dam Cau• ■111d boundc,d and d-rlbo:d H fvl· � .......,.. 1.1,1 lo••· 8. 3, 31 . 1 , runnmg llJ feet OQ fOI'a. I Reio• fOfly (-tel &rru oft ot th• •r•t ... u , ,,.,e h undred 111<1 abt, ueo, """ ers, pomeroy-Mason 27.50, Pt, aru Jot num �r..d twt lvc b undred m1 •.ll , 110111 UH rto1 Pleasant Zll.(11, lliDton and forty 2.57 1 hl, e & a of! thr wut nd of one hundred and 11111 1 l l9UJ lt' re lot nulQbot red i w•ln Kanawha Falls S.11 fa ng, c.bar• hund red ar>ol nine UiOflJ, ., l eston 20.51 fall ing. 'Ille Ohio R.lv­ 1hi Se,,tlon l 3 . Town�, J P 3 and l ln i• 2 ul t h Ohw Cump•n,• , f'urchue In Sulton er WU!! falhng al the rate of one To wndllp, Melia County.' Ohio; e1. .,ept the roaJ underlyinl Mid prcm- tenth of a fool per hour f r ,) Ill ' �.,, and 111., r1,h1 to ml111 the Hme - . Lond°" Dam J3 th,ough Dam <"on veyed b)' Rulh M. Wel11 W JI. s. ed L•!,I t.t c I ,o runninR dams Mannet were and by ar d• d " , h W iiard lf.lOe, and recorded In Book M, I t feet. dam 10 ld ee and Winfie P•I• 210 of lhe Deed K eeorda ot '4 f t lhltet County. Ohio. )Soa& moYuneNli SHARPENER for WOMAN LE .. AL NOTICE nrw yt't1r uft ngh1 !::,H .!>i:llf.' uJ :np · ..,,.;._..,.________ FARM SAlE AUCTION I (20) BUSINESS I SERVICES lackl, ..,.. !Dday, W ith fallln& I f I ■ ARNOLD'S I I (81 AUTO SALES ATKINS CHICKS ' Oiil,J,, ' Plumbing & Heating ,.___,...,,....,..,,..,.=..,...,�! (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES ove r ENGLISH rutw. � <'ylmde r payme11t11 ol $7 00 •··y •.Phone • " ".w-1.• · per Commercial. Contact • Racine, Ohio. TheIBe, - -====cc--__ _ NTED TO BUY I _ _ _·__ . i I lllddle I --------- =Do. -- ------�=-= (9) FOR II n HELP • • 1te l aid, dealer ,... oor �; =.:, ' WV ,...,.,. _ ,d . IIJ-._, ....... ::_'\!.":,.': •t1r�.;,!� s1.s9 ,., -----­ $119· ■- IARNIY GOOGLI . = matter �·· and INUPPY VE 60T TH' Sl'IARTffi 006 l EVER SEEN, 9NUff\l . . LOOK AT HIM OAIW: 1 HAT ST08 IN Tlf GROuNO SMITH THAR AtN"T NOIHIN' SMAAT A!!OUT 1HIIT numben " • IUl>jecl al , : i ,1 F; CT Ll'L AINII r�----- ■ • 'O' C,OIN' ?�• W!lf'r ? ?'- HE'l/!'- WHUT 0-- •• GASDLINI ALLIY - r�,... .. h KINO . ,::- I "=- :.Jlaulhw 10, hold. I. Jewet..s :::- � I. llonua 11, -11 eom. \ Cll'dlulJ" ma.tlon :lT , Bmlli lhleYI l l --­ (dlaJ.. ) 11. 8ruWln riTII' r ' 1•. - ,. l .. c= N, Uol at ' 111, IO. At hom• 21. Medlter. ::!:"' � 1'- Ancient Hllpanl& I ie, Jb.cla,. ! ::as. Uncle , knOWJt :12, AnU.nd • onlltlll �' lt, Indlll• f. 11.. \ nlte artl-0l1 1. Xlllem 21. Local Judr• 21. U\11 11 . J.,ppohlt .. • fl, -China I JO, "flJl'Oel8.'f' eoll � U. 10: 1¥111Ure m 11. Illa -•I f ptnOll (llq) a reNrYallon but II until 1921 lltlt Hot Sprinp be t • m • olllcialJJ, d !Jli, .ll - .I ' ulde u 1t01 w.....--,. ...... U, More l: !15 1:00 U, Oloomy I: II rtver !7. 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ALL THOR FAMCV CAAt !111'1' THIIII, ANO ALL, 'l>IOIII IJtlfCl/TIVI "TVPI C-Q JUff LIAYIN' J VOU IURl tdWIJ' P GITTIH' , flJnt F■mll llbow ,.,. Worl4 - ll!IO 8111 • INTO Tlf llil 'TIMil 1:00 81D'l'lmll 11tow 1:00 """ Timi Musical t'locll ,,. Soq J, Stol7 Tin» cl ll:IO 11:lt 1lullllln ioanf 11:11 O Onml t:OI Bloatni 1:111' Sdoool Bil Parado World Nnl U:00 1IJp 8cbooJ Bit Parado u,a a..,1t11111.. llnMw 1 111.41 Worl4 fl111gb Mo.n.t Nna Local 11,11 1:11 World Netn 1100 Mllllcal Clock 1:a Local Newt .,. lllto-., W- IJ:00 ll:Dl - ­ Lilellne 1:00 Ohle vane, NIWI l:tll Ohio Newa I: It Sp><lo Today 111,a Plllttor Part, WJ E H RADLO -., 11:tll RERUNS DREAM� Ne,rr1 It• 'l'bo -, Uilll WultillcloD lleparto to Plott. Part, ,, .. Tbo NOTMINCJ BUT NAN�Y'!!!i N•WI ,, .. Suoday Q , ■pol 1:1! Social l!eourtty Sllow 8:30 n,. (burch DI the "' N.. Nnt 1 44, -· 1. 1'""1 I H ATE THIS TI ME 0� YEAR PRE Sl!NTING THE !!JEST OF ,,. SIIJI Ori 7: 30 £-, _.., tloio llonllllflf llat llolall Ir IIINII IIUSHMILLa IUNDAI 11,1s llonllalla llaWloo 1':• f1lltor PartJ 1:• "- [U.Blndtl I 1,30 A,.ulall Pll11 'l1le World NANC:Y Newo Roundup 1:00 Pl•U.. P""ly A,.aidut Par11 11:00 _.. U:00 Daltoo'a 'l'op 11, J'oolillt O 1:30 ,,.. CNewtJ v. 1 , ao1t1 N 1:U BnaldMt Party t:25 Newa l:IO llreaklMt Pat, ■tl lf ■ 2:30 l:IO <O. To ­ '1. IA,..i.■ J 1,a SA'nJIUIAY Sip 0a 1lel Prl<» Sbow ·Coun&IJ Top Tea Form Time Coualr)' Top Tell Coun!rJ Top '<'en 7:21 l!lllerud Weetber : u I naUOIIII par,t. ----------'---------WMPO Radio U. Fmtcll W, Planllif ' - WU wn'I tdl>ut■ry (ubr, ) SovenuntDI I e t I h I land 17, Medl- I, - •- •• l'Joww • <·+ ocoutJna ,., 1:lt ■ �---� WHER'FD AH OR� KID LIV.E Ml: GET T't<NOW � SIC 11M! CIP"�101i ? •-ll'J 1,11 lltlllo11tl 1:00 - lloulnll'd ______.,.,.,...,.. COMf TO THlMI( . 0,:: IT, I k'NOW VIR'/ L:lnLI AIOt,tT V0UR ACkQ.ltOUNO , Mi:N!! �I UEN eio liU'SINl!SI OPERA'Ti 6EFORE, EH'i Dwhi/1 W11b Doti llaWIIC - ··• � N- ,,. . lip OIi ' ja . ii;1AM LIPP "9111 AN� ILArl .......... • • 1tet ., »ate 1 f2-1S :cu. I 1 I . ■, ::-===-===,-;-:--:--:­ �'"'.°:0., ::u .in - ' ' -.._ 1 anco ,m.oo or .;,.•.. ,.�■ • •= can ■qlo frlenda and hu,band,, DA I LY CROS SWO RD J. a:-PiCKETI' Good ,-. Bazaar pme m:anapmanl ,u p, and 1ni-, DM,ion of Wildlil,, D i trip •pan- Gilliard . I _'!_I LE �_ s..._ _t._ _-_L_1_vL_'.N _tFI._Ci_o_is_Ti_-o I Ra•• Sunday · II"" I KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. -==c-c oipt ,,.. of Ed Sulli,■n'1 •llck. l •-or,I I Harper'• by Como hour, It', for ahead IONd !n • 1 ----------- 1 ----==�-� · ·-- l9M4 Wai air (urn.ace �=�=------�SJ>() ;cc====:;---; =c-c=--- lI Roge 4 8 tIc Per,y induatr)i, I SPRE D SATI N h ;,�v!,a:ri MEIGS couNTV nosrrrAJ,, ( new ) , heatmg -c·oMMiss,oN . loft ft. ALUMINU M BOAT with mont h, ----. 0.H.V. with 4•.spt.ied Stirk sh ill. ma barn other and buildings. Theodou T, ,!hell, Ji-. U t1 -· I · d 8h 'ICId • mot or wi" th e Iect ric 1 --- --2.8 8tc ·wtn 100% LATIX PAINT . <: h ■l•m•n AUC'rfflNEEB 4 Heal economy. S\1!:15 00 plw1 any wner WI' I I he1 P 1 In· · 0 00 $6500 · 1l11 4- 11 · 1 8 3� _ .., tn l 1tarting. and trailer, Across 11£•• .. •a• .,, ... ....,,. N,...a.r, - • � Hundred s of new color, mnkt •color older trade, (•onsidntd !'hone F o R AL.., •IVDl'f'IM ance · •••••?'m AWNINOlo 'Jtom Shumway' a Greenhouse. IATISF ,_, � .\IL\NffU G A pickin' laster and usier than ever. U M ason, SP l-S232 5 1 61P 8UBURBAN - 8 • room frame ,I LegaI Notlce • llf,1ide1llal a ■ d CommerJal -··William Johnson, Syracuse. Ohio �-All available In SPREO SATI.N, the CaD er write, L O. Mer...,wilh running waler. nice lot and f'..omblutloa Bf!rtta and Gius NoTici Thi' Ramblf'r 5 1 61P wonder paint lhat goes on beauUful­ 'llnler, 0111• Can u,e10 garage, located on blacktop road Aluminum Slenn Doon aDd - -----World StaDdanl of Comi,11"1 Charle, H Grad:,, whoae plau uf •zz.»IJ about 2 miles from Rutland. r"Nido:n<'f 1a unllnown, Mnd the. u11- ly smooth with brush or roller. OriH Wladna. Call WY t-S'J48 De)' (1 1 1 WA F.11«-lleDN lllno•R hein oJ C11ar1e1 H. Gr i.dy, deIn 20 minute, - no oflen1lve odor. $3500.00. ., e•enlnr, Kina Big c.ir room, ride a111l pt•rform­ ·---= 11 Bullden Ba• te, 11 1ed, will take nollu that I!: 1 t • r USED BABY STROU " , in g ..Ell ood UTIN G , ROOF Repau' , Sheel RURAL - 1 acre lot with fr.room flrad1 llawtllonie, f11rmerb" E a 1 a ply Comp••Y· anee. Small l'ar 1'ronom� 11nd 4 a zeu condition. Phone WI 9-3651 . Grady. u the •ur11IYln1 apouae ul metal Work. The Powers Comframe house, garage, well. and Onl1 Grndy, Cleceasf!d. on the t8th rn11n, t rrabllity, N1'XCHI SUPERNOVA SEWING 5 I _3tP plenl)' of garden space. $2000. 00 da, of Au11uat, 111�. flied her Pdl• 4+30lc pany, Wy-2-2.101. S•• lion 111 the Problltfl Cc,un ol M•I•• Machine only a few month11 old. O · Due lo recent promo- 1 ___ ==� __ _ _ I cas·I1. count,, ohto, In c111 No. 16,aio. 111• Br,d b ury Ror d Mtlropollfan Moten . , II Y 80Id Ior t:239.M. Dal- WANTE Phon.: . YIYMdottt 1-3741 WUL DO BRUSH CUlT!NG with I t Origma 1e1lnlf that •he 11 lhe •uulvln1 a1><>u1e FARM - 40 ac-res wilh 7 acres , of of lions and re-orgwm:ations ln 600 E. Mal• Sll"fl'I , J>om• ro y 01111 Grad:,, dereuNI: th1111 the e1elractor cutter, by the hour. Wm. ' anee due $97.00. Pnyment11 '8.00 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO bottom, 1 • room house with eedent wu the ownmr In he slmpl, our Agency Development pro- I • Pholtl' WV 2-3670 Hou da she It, K mgsbury Rd . W)-• r month. Phone WV 2-2204. I ., ■o undl � lded one h•lf ( \U lnt..reat pe porch front and enclosed back grnm , we are m need of full 4 22 U(! r.-3-30tr porch, barn, chicken house and 2 -fi6S8, 4 � tJtc time and part lime rtpresenta• _ other buJldings. 011 blacktop Uves for thi! territory. You will 1000 GALLON WATER TA.NK '57 B U ICK Su1X' r $ l , L1t5 . .! door NEW -HOLLAN D l!ALER PTO hardtop. Onf' rnrf'ful 11wnr r. G OOD o . W D road 7 m1'Ies from Courthouse. "AC.: CuI llvators ue thoroughly trained 81 an lnne Will haul for public. Conlacl. Power stN>rinµ; and hrnkf's. Phone WY 2·5110 •00.00. .,...,.,,... S I 3 tc dependent Insurance Agent. For Bob Pickett, Pomeroy. Beautiful uniimal finish with / ·28 k C. C. L'lJCKl,ER, Rf,;ALTOR further details write. c-o l miurS -30 rnakhinfi: mter111r. Clean. Clt'an . ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner PHONE WY !-38SO ffi BOX Green270, Box 0. anc:-e, P. · II.Ill th row away "··• · tion. Extra l'l£>on. lll3l'llnar's, Pom- 1 A . I �11\II AVCl'lONEER 5 2 31.c 5 4 6tp field, Ohio. _ __ , 29 6tc 1 paper bags, Originally sold for •roy. c.n,plea. Ser..-lce ___ over IJOO, OO. Will ... II for 13' 00· Crht (1 2) WANTED TO RENT doo, 8'Jni, CH F.VR OLITT I Terms. Phone WY 2-2204 ------ Wrtte. Pboa, ., Contad V8. Good ron11it 1oa1 . PriN>d for ! 4 28 6lc FURNISHED 2 Bedroom Apart- &. MASON, W. VA. PHONE SP 3-5583 . RAD R , quick snle. Call WI !>-308 1 ment or house. Call Billy Mc• - C. 8 FO D, llaetlw! Ollll cc ::-= := := c 4 28 cc=' -,,-, --AYeregn Life ef a Shirl$ 4 fitc N EW ll AVE N Lean, WY 2·3717. tory , . room coal tu... lik GA£ FUEL Oll.. and_ _ 1 31 wash wearing and limes. frame home In center of town-'56 DESOTO i-"in•flite $80!i. 4 door nacn Call for 1re. esUmata. (l4) FOR RENT _ Well controlled washing fonnu- exlra large kitchen and dining Sedan. Powt>r sh"ering nnd ,;-oreman • Abh(lt1 Middleport ___________ las of our laundry assure■ greata rea, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. Lot brakes. Peshhut loo drivt>. S'lPon 6- 11).Uc- SEVEHAL APARTMENTS AND e possib st weara le of bility 62' x - 100' with garage. U you · orlginal finish cim•d lor by one Single Houses. Phooe WY 2 ALL THIS WEEK THRU SATURDAY, MAY 6 SLUGGISH SE PTIC T,\ N K•· Clog• a 61. shirts. Call for xRobtuon'• e c owner, 8loet1tu1r '11, J'omrroy are renting it would pay you t'o 3267 · 4 ged drains? Ger Klean--Em-A.11 _ _ , pert, prompt service consider lhis home. fl ,OOO.OO. 4 29 til e 0J"n Every Day 7 e.m. Til 5:30 p.m.-Soturday NIie Til 8:do K.obl ■IMHI' \ Septlr T11nk ('leaner Landmnrk I ROOM HOME. Linroln HIii, • LBDndry a,id Dry NEW HAVE N RURAL - Country . ·se VOLKSWAGON S l .(.t'J5c. 2 door Farm Bureau. Pomeroy 4-4-30\c I Available June I Wm. Mc-Quigg, Cleanlnr WY %--5428 living with all convenience.s, 3- -· - · -- - -Sedan. One local ownrr . 4 f'yl. rltone 30612 Webster Bay V'II • Robluon'• Trl•Lastre ClealH'n ' bedroom home of I.R acre plot. Window Olinda and Shade, No. S3 Zfbco ttonom)'. V1•rv n t('I' fllilf'll n,11· · �. lage • Ohio· • 5 2 30k WALLPAPER SPECIAL! WY !•Sl30 , Porch Shades, Verw:tlan Blind.a _ 2 bedrooms 13' x 13¼', 7 bed_ • 211 6tr Pomeroy. 5 I &le SPINNING REEL :S ROOM FURNISHED Apartment room Y¼' x 12½', Cfflar lined L1oth Awni�• and FiberglaH '59 BUICK l .,&1hre $ I .�•:,. ,t door in Middleport. Ulililfe:-f paid. dosets. Large kltchen "" !th plenFret" in-'tallpUon l'fl, 1 9.50 Y1h,e OFF n•ally Sedan. A blaek tw11u!y DalP Wlppet Su pply Call WY •-�101 . ty of cabinet ,pace. Additional (208) INSURANCE Picken•' Price Thia WNk $CJ.95 1harp. Dynuflow 1 1 1 l l'•' lllaf ' I• �2- -8 'I'C 215 1 1 nlon I\Yl", 20 workshop. x 30' building for • R lrumrance , PornAll 1 96 1 patterns, and at a time 4 w !i1 r tnan , Pomeruy. PomPrc>y . Oh jo Yes, you get DISCOUNT H O U S E Redu<'ed to $15,000.00. · I JtOOM HOUSE with bath, Fineroy. Near Darwin, when you need paper. Not afler the PRICES a t Picker.al Here'a a reel 4 1 30tc NEW HAVEN 5 • room home. J954 PONTIAC, llUOU IW N N l Nli ished buemenL. ti01 E. Main St. Motorist Mutual season'• oYer. Only at Pickens aav• apecial tlu.t can't be be1L Shop UI double garage, plus one cabin l'Olldllion. Quick aalc• . $ 1.25. G. Pomeroy. Call WY 2·2733. RHUBARB PICKED WHILE YOU and for aU &bing aoce1110riel.. i.QP like this r.Wlht now. which cao be rented for an in5 2 3tp A. Deem, Racine. 5-S.Ue wall Bargain for tl--.p ffffZln Lightning Rod Mutual come. Located on 50' x 200' lot. I ===--=-=c=---===-= W . H Holmn, S • . IIARLl!lY DAVIDSON MOTORCY, IGHT ROOM ROUSE AND :,..28-lQk '9,500.00. Also 100' x 200' Jot m l!: c Jr "Us: 22 tf a.JC. S150. Fivt Polnta Key-'IORe. . lf!Vffl room bauN: One 5- room COMPLETE with 2 cabins. Sewer and waler INSUllANCE PRO.5 2 3lp REEL and ROTARY TYPE Mowapartmeol. Alao New 5 room IRONING BOARD - Lil■ Auto . rtre, Pollo outlet, which <OU!d be used for Dupont Lucite Wall P1lnt en lharpened. Uoed mower, lot 11U FORD CUSTOMLJNE VB. home wllh prop and laundry Call "oa lllllt, !railer park. i,,500.00. Owller pod. Ohio &ale. Smalt air cooled mglao ,. SPECIAL «>Ddl1ioa. Good $6.99 In b._ A. fl. Benpl, Pb. will sell above loll together or '°L pain. Lewi ■ Rep ■ lr :»Uc Dori • w-, ■ _. •••• fU0,00. � H831, wY la'II. llenlol ,eparately, $5 .69 Otha.-. Up To 13.95 U4 MJll.tl. 141ddleport. Phanol -,-,===-�--� Complei. proteclloa for all neod&. I < Sip The new Point from J)uponl nlNl<h - ROUSB •-•-u WY 1-IS'lt. • IJ ltlle APAIITIIEl'ITS - l'llnlllbed ood - Lucite Wall Plalnt. Won1 drip, l'IIII Tel WY W9M. • 1 30tc NEW IIAVEN, W. VA. ,, � SALE: 11151 BUICK J\oad. •1""1el1-od. Kdl..... lllddlo, A now llhipmenl ol lronl1111 board ,r oplltter lite ordlDar)' palnl. X .. 1 1 PRONE TU t-114.1 . , 1- .....- • dour Sedan. Power »t IWINESSIMPSON lNSllRANCII Juat arrtved and Jara:ett atoet we've beouty witbout bother. 8ell-vrJmlD1, REPOSSESSED SINGER au port. l'ltant WYHIIL 5 4 Sic Apnll, Mlddlepo,t. Fire, malle Zia Z., cobinet IDOdel ONS Jl'IVII ROOlf hod, Al,o lronln, board COVERS & no paint odor. W.a■bable. 11 beautiful • � 51' ,...... Auto, APAR Tlll:N! I I ol 3tc ■ oolora. Dr1eo In 30 mloul& PADS at loweot prlca oewinl macblee. Mana bulll■ db botb. � WY ._ • loada. - � 7 ROOMS MODERN block homo hoteo. ......... blind otll<lllna localed Ill the •illap of Syra- WY NIii. ________ ll•1'-tlt SALE CIIIO. Gu lurnaco, all bird, and all lmcy deolpl. Or11m» . 2 1 ) REAL ESTATE RESTAURANT I � built 1- cablneb Ill the k · ,n. l for 13 11.00, P"1 off b11- FOR RENT: APARTMENT with oold y 1ALE S. 'Plck,111 For thNtt l'OOl1ll .. d both. Phone HOUSE FOR SALE. 5 l'OOIDI and • bedrooml, ll•ing room, dinllll DI take ..., payP way, dotn1 &ood bu.11ine11. GASOUNE CAN SPECIAL WY Ulil. • I tic both, foll -t. prage Ill room, kitchen, large recreatkia - luvllla ■tat,, Will aao- ,...., of .._., por month. Ph. GARDEN ' TILLERS I Gil, 2 �� llllloa, ""■II WY l-9ffl. »<llp WY s--. A1 Low 1 9 WANTED 1,, 5 A�! .: Ila l:LECl'ROWX - ---� , � 111D PMNOI dleporl. 4 28 lotp porche,. Located on lot Ille BOY OR GIRL waeted CARRIER Callina: .i.11 thrlftr minded men! Do _,._ 139,50. Set your DWD u.,w,t. 8-ldll1aaed P�oo, M;olt everyone needll • ru can tbb: lor Senilnel Raute Ill Center DI IS ACRES WITII FIVE ROOM 100' • 2!0' l .'7 acreo J. 100 11. you need a 1arden tiller? ShGp Piek· WY :J.UltJ. Prlcod to oell - )ladw tun• of ..., 11o teep -11ne for,our frontage on State Route IH, eDI fint and savet We have Sprinc­ ButlOII Bole Mwr _ Fit> City. A pply : Th• , Dtlily j Houae. hot and <Old running w• illllfflJ, Call Rutlond Fu,, power mower. TbNe pricel 11'11 l""• field, Bums and C horemnter tillers, nt. n intme See by appo ter," bam, granery , chicken machlnn $1DJ6. Zia-Zag Sew•- . SenUnel ar Sentinel Ctrr1er lor -t, 111 Mill, ""'lng1. SH >t 19.95 to 149.05. And EH)' Pay• an O O, "Guoline" l.n bif: Jett.en .ea Muon and New HR,•m, Lennie house, two miles north of Chea- ALS THREE L01'S F R SALE lng llathlnl ll'amoua name _ • ' 31< Plan. ment t above Powell In Middleport, jua Smith. � 21 If .... ler, Ohio. Willk! Parker, Pbone "White." Slnol tm--l'rN .,_ 8ervt<e Statton. t parcel � • 5 1 :it '-'l>-2283, Chester. p vice-10 '- loo-... or PAP!lll BOY OR GIRL WANTl!lD 100 11. lronu on secood- Stnel. used Pol1ablo <■' Ill °"9k4:■II for Mulberry Ave , and Sugar \, MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 paml 110 , lllil fl front, on AT DISCOUNT PRICEI WY 2-5320 - For PrH Aoma Run route. o\pp\y In penon •t with double garage in a.ter. LONG HANDLE SH9va Front street. ; Trial • ff tic , Priced to sell. Cecil R. . Seatlnol Office. SUPER KEMTONE K-, ALSO e IJ OFFICE BUILDING Melp Ba C, Che,ter, Obto. Phone to be � lenloe GIRL TO ASSIST WOMA,�· Wffll i G11,-.. $4.98 Contact Willlo -.111S. t:.OUIP'Cll'k in co11re ot two m,.. , t1c · a :1 ap Lei.itnvbem. Phone WY ,_.,., Only • 29 lido. No laundry. Tim■ GIL Live! BOUSE , • Rooma and bath 1N1 8AMa\.H _ or WY M'IM. 5 2 etc Plckent brine DOWN tho - of re­ n !IUp<l"r I w... Here•, .aomething- for th• home 1ar-­ 1955 DQDOl!l 1 doo< Sodaro A_-l iD, Pbone WY U.... . ......fUI I tone fumac:,, Iara< Joi. � hall;t ------- ---deoorxtinc, Slll)er Kemtone al a bml• denerl . J111t lmQbf,e. 1 Jone� handle A ........, llbo9 rooD'I OR SALE 1m11y, FOR I (24 al> OI t-lt4I · WI down to-belit-n price, only $I.II. Buy at ee r B \ , p l , i . F SII Fffllllll IIALl!l: WE Alll' ..iiiil'a i... ::,:: �, whllewl li y $,1.11. Where can you .., alJ,ovel for onl Pick""" where your eub ...U, • ..,. !Hila •nr. Ohio. .,TRADE s • :lip t op quality line of - i•r. Raeino, el,MOI" aDd 1t<1. a lOQI way, lleol ltT � I ..:: pull . Blblel · wttb helptl, Top di.., FOR _SALE - I l'ODIII hotue with BEDROOM SUITE IN VERY ' .. NIii .,eonom7 ..,.. a.die, Klng,ln1" 1M � j counla. Can be- �rt time. Wrtte bal11. Owner belq transferred. pod eondftlon. 1 mc:.itbi Giel .,,. l l-3tp Bible Study Unild. - Dllndeo Muot lea•• by Juno I. Prk<•d !Gr Will trade for old model car 111 I I IIEMlUI:. PU1'I. l'llno rnontk, P1Ke, Coiuntbuo IS. Olllo. ,plclo oalo, - WY Uffl, l(GOd llbape. Call SIi HIIIS, 1960 .I o,nw, • CBS- Moore upreqad hi, - see our whole new array of spring decorating colors In ~ to perfume c-ritpy, airy . darin1 or excit.in& 8' now...,, for �PRINC PAINTINC �.,,. onenllon that ........ Her daqhter haan' t aet down "A.Ad lowrs. . 1£'1at � to COl'IIGtvationi.tt :• ll,ll'pri.11! at her versatWty. Spea k on ptJ)flr any oI her thought, throua:rout Ult country, and ne,t. ti!\ far YGllrll�, Garry. the mbject, Bui la an iatervlew, "Mony women," she continued, Ill& pah'o .,. becomin1 '"" tn The comedy Tuesday night ,.. 1be ooid she ha, a philooopllJ "oro failhlul to one perlumo all Ohto, A ,urvey of our aa ttollll on Jn all lllateo. " r fe, My mother wu. TM bird i. lltd chiellJ on outlalldlah get. about love - "It lo that you c■n 't thei li ::::;;:::_.., ::: :: ::: ,:::;; __ , a II oerlume a like (I/ ob jedive aboui the aubjecl IDI· meniory upo for Durward Ki,loy and h i, be UI you·,e 100 a,d detach..d fragment ol • melody. . ._k belpa . , The aocomplllhed mugging. to ....u a C1l'laJn happy moO ,...... 1,11 lllto placo 1iow.... from It" even If they lacked sharpneu. Colette de Jo11venal ii the only · ______ "That wonderful year" celebrated cltlld of the author of "G!gl" •I and TIJG CIUCW DROWN8 U.. joy1 or 1956 and. aa tMU&l, "Cheri" a nd numerous otht!r cuod ,orne Uvely JDOmenll. MIN worltl. She Jo In tbe Uni!Od Stat.,1 HAMll.TON, oat. ( UPU Tha Andrew, and Caroi Bumett took on bulllllOII, It is her """""' vllft tugboat "Barto Verge" l8Jlk In lhe honors with their "Big D" to New York and her first to the harbor Tuel!lday night, killing ahtnanigans. other p,rt■ of the countcy whith all three crew memben. The tu, will ln�lud@ slops in Washington, was towing ttie 11teamship "For­ Moore'• lhow In many ways Is icago , U>II Anteleo and San estdale" when K ,uddenly tipped llllo • lunlly•ai.. ltornt �r Ch over and lank. Fran�isco. Everyth� about UN, format � 800 M••Y _,..,. Ir- llllo pleoo and theN lo • Mn. ct. Jouvenal, a divorcee lenerGWI aapply ol mut anci poaced woman with me,. tato dlolMo and Oufly putrlN tar lo a pert-l ry brown eyee and an In-II Ill � And, unlit. the IIIUU a multitude of things, 1.....,, 1h11 one 1, inlulotod to The hot IJPl')np, for wlt1clt She sold that when ,he lo al kelp wonntb Jocbd in. th■ city or Jlot SJ)nltll, Ark.1 I home she ii busy WM um.eel, ftn ielleveca Tbo - lo llunly. ••ry lum!thinp for a "brobn-<lowu lo hove MIii 'riait..i 1w Jiu. pn,/tulollal. II on , o m , chaleau" ("Franco i. lull ol bro­ llOlldo DeSoto ID 15fi. The wacloy comotly Ill III long sketch ken-down chateauo" I wblclo 1h11 it ant ·•Iller near the sprtnp built I cabin there In 1807. and lhort, bet......, • commorcloi, ,efum�hing in tho period of LouJo Two 11111 later Jobn Percl­ blodloult, The comedy llllllllly XIY when ii wo, built. The crum, •ol bo11 1 b t tbt cabin au4 built others which he rent..i to Ylliton who came to bathe ID Ille waten. In 1832 the lied ....., It'� Color Piekin' Time (2 1 1 REAL ESTATE drawing to a wrruo, ue - oome Ea1Jie1' Ne11t - --�--= MUELLER FURNACES pay • ....,_ (oho III Ta�e '° 1 , ,. _ I tho ......, ■nd child 1nm the lllsi,t Air r,.... Alrllnel, ltict I, TV', popular 1ltoed.,y 8peelal .,,., riety hour, · ' ''tile Carry Moort mllh-muh and better than '"'!be A pit,lr ol 11eat horned owlt "lt would be rude of 11111 &o Dinah Shore Show, " which ha, Show." lhe nett .at Rnthawen Amer.lea and tell your took ower pulled llP lame thla seuon. come Moore's guest 1tan Tueaday ear. y 'Ibey neat earlier than women how to 1111 perfume, " abt thll JUlht ...,.. Julie Andrew,, Arthur eeg�. •nd beat lhf la1'jer birda Mid. "Bu\ "'' FreDcb women do _ TrQchff and Allen c.... M I 1 , to the- prize loutJOO. . WOMAN'S V1EW have .a tpeea«J ,., way o1 \111111 and ADdrew1, u ii ber cutom, thone By OAY PAIJLKY ehooting, aceordtne lo the mood . We beU.Y� tbrt eaaJ.n railed mo,l tm,hlly. She could do no UPI w-•• the tho clolbeo Every- one ,. two y..., lait year " &aid """'I u • Wtlli through htr ' NEW \'ORK ,UPu-n.. .....t thlll ho, .;. ho lmpr<md tn 111. M<Gtlliard "and we hope thoy 1 IQDgl and dancel! and those of ua French wrlter Colet� devoted including our • will be �ul thiJ tealOa al acenta sense . wbo rttall her won: on TV Jn D'IOlt of her life to about "J •v rono,, the adYlce o r the new nest. Dimini£1WI& Ameri'' pul aeaasona were somewhat put- !' amour · 1 '---·----- --=-�= -=-==---·1 I NOTICES (91 FOR SALE ""°..., dose. J p11 it'1 about tuna · PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 DAliZIO lllflDilhed Silo tha --1 o1 i.,, &\Jil>IISKY _ 'll>e ..... tum, upon opoolo ol TV. T h o molllo,' 1 tin■ .,.,..,., aloo ,-11<1 .., tha DOrlbmt edp ol camtrN, clirectld by O.v. Gei. ll'e ed!tlng Colette'a voJumiaoul Saadulk,- C.OUnl WM built .,_ J el, ,re fiuld ■nd helpful, and � oad 1Up11Vloloc poNOt1y by tha .._ pair DI &ml, P'la1t ' 1 choroosr■PbY lo •lo tbeato, oad - odapt.altonl of eegl<o that neoled 1111 ye■, ot · hor -·• worlrl. And, OIi tlllo tha Reotha u.ally clean and ....i..t. , ■a Wtldltte ,..... E,ie While Moore', obow lln 't u lrlp, oho II pn,mottna tha Fnncb County , acconllng to wo1i.; lie, Jl1W � YORK < uPH - Let'1 NEW tht' !:ilar1 Glrnt-1 Lillmt.ert H<t04, G o r d o n \:II !j(-rvt' t-011· Lun1..,, 1 , ,. minor. J1mu Lloro�rt. • 111,nor. and Kr,O, l.•mb,-rt , t m,n. .-.unH'I" m l'unwroy w11h H,1v. - " , � ,, " , ... ,..,m •ov , , n1u11•NT �o• 1 1 ca • • . ,• J la""Y I ... ~•n••d, Ch.. �1,•r. Oh<o. , ,, v u, �" r••,,. ,, ,. ,.,, "' 1 Sealed b1d1 will 1k' '"'� "1 1, ed bf lt• 1.c h l ' rodu<"I� M t111 y t't1r n S3 !Kl .S tr.-, 1 . w • .- w,.-11 . V1 r 1 1n l• . w ll J l•lnS ,t 31Cor ti:111 9115-223 l . I nu1,,-.. 1t111 ftubt'n 11- Lambert. un I Ownu . M d1 • L ounty Ho•Pl l & I Cumjlf'r hour from Sli:lrl. Part llfTit' th � L h d•1 ul Ai,rU, t i.e s , f!J,d hu, mU111on. Tht'odura T. HuCI , J r , Chai rFOR CONSISTENT DEPE NOABLE RESU L TS e \ k 1 BANJO. TF.NOH 4 Stnngtd . e R w I l h l.)t, pe!luon 111 !he l"un,mu n Plu• Co u rt '""" , " �· arm .,,, Ha n k 11 Rd S•Y mu, d I d W rit o RATES nP w W I !:1-244 1 . Otis BadPy, Rat· n� I l.!f ' a t' g · of M r111 �' o unl ) , tlh Lo, b<'• n1 Cue l' u m.,ro y . Oh io o r I n lh<' C ourtroom ' No ll,J&7. llfe!tln,11 lorl h the ttve nl ' or tl>t C ourtnuu 8r , l'onut1·u, • Oh1u frt'C· J 100 1 OHJ-.:-84oUrlfTit'nl l , c •rJP--60 M1ntmum on. h , eenta p«-r word. one 1n�en1 5 4 l"UlE.- , OhJO. , <> wn<'n <>I Chr i,rr1,;111 1n!rrtc!I In th" u11tU d.-H n u ' <• lod1 A . M • l!:a 11 n n .:ems 6 cenu pe1 word lur t hree consecu tive 1meruon11 porl. l I [t nO lS < 5 f 4 , 18, 2 lp l lul h,..,•m 1 ru l ul.1tl<' , an d u ttln1 fo rth Standard T,n,.,, � nd•1. Ju nr 2 . l lHI I Soec-1al uoe month lor JO ct'nls P.et •urd th.. .-iaun11nt1 ., , l 1r111 on tht ,amr, , urt w, 11 o,� n t>r pulJ!h l y "l'" ""d t nd I TRAILEH., an Atlas. 35 fl . x 8 ft. WOMAN FOH HOUSEWOHK l'. 1rn<1 ukln.11 lo hav• h i • 1rllert"1t ....,t r,·ul a lo ud �'uU rah! ul 4 ce111 � per word will oe ch.arxed lor ad, Ii e nt-w . Roger Ke II er, ( 'hesI er 2 s off ,n . '"P� n I ., , an d- or f" ml.iin e,:1 bid • l , . "' fur • Ju "' ,·,al •Mle �t>rt1sl'hi;! iJ 001 patd w1Lh;n l U d a y s aher receiY1ne hi ll I k �I Cowdery . Long Bottom. Oh ttl "' 111d,..-vnal ..,,u 1k r..c..iv.-d far 11:encn l conllrur,• ,.,11 .,.tiill.. l{oad ('ht'sler 985-2%28 Should be reported 1mmed11tel:,. [,run in A.dvert1s111 h on. plumbm111. healln.111 , ind elet:trl . 5 4 3h' ! 5 4 lie Real ,·al 1111t&lla1Jo,.,,. ill!. Lhr projet't enltt• fhe Ua1lv Sen l 1 11t>I w1 I not bP rcsoons1ble for more rhaa "f he folhlw1n 1 ducrtbf"d ___ _ __ . F-•ht,. a,1... 1, ,,. 1he Town1hlp or led '!'� JGS Ml!:MORlAL HO.s.PIT AL. ,,nP 111currt'CI m�ertwn cipio, In the Co.,hly ol 11•1.1•, and POMEH OY, OHIO PRO EC:-r NO OHIO 1 S " . r l ar([ ut l"h.i, 1 lu, dlld Spe,· 1 a l S ot1ce9 of Events, SI 25. St• t• o, Oh.lo. Town No Snen, · 1 0. m ,u u iccortia m•e with l h e �reptl ni: and reHrYlnl to tbe 1r■nt ?or 50 ,1 o r d m 1 1 1 1 m u rn Each a dd 1 1 1onal word, l e. R1on11.e No �•uurteen, cltmmem:in l' dr.aw,nu ,.nd bl>ed f.frallnnt rot ■-me or, thflr hl'ln and &Hl&na, al] U,n. Ohio RJyer - Communter lip 14, 11 lM ,·t'ntcr of Lhc fllrk11 o! I h • u l> < t pu erl by A,. tu l tct H arr, Ray ber upon tht" 1boYe dt"Krlbed prem.. =-�----')h1 ! t1<HH't; publ t�hed Ill 1 eenl pt>r .... ord rnad nltrlh of U urlaonvlll•. Ohio. Na ) , A I A : wh "'" omn 1s loucfll lkl , with the rlllhl to c:nl<,r on nid 2 : 55 p.m. ; Walter Williamson up GRAVELY TRACTORS •nd At\\ U ii. J > S l l ) A 'r J flA YS 6 OAYS I M O. w h i <'h l<lll to Oownln111ton, Ohio, '" lh• r-.�y k uo ld ln ll ll t M.irket Stte"'1 p remlte•• I<> cul an.Cl remove t h • ■nd Sno•v111e. Ohio, thullr■ In an Wh,.-hn� . w V a �e11'9, Nrw and ued. ComI u mt, frum lime to time, and at Illy 14, 4.ZCJ p.m.; Atiqulppa up 14, l :1 tiOc 9<Jc 11 .3!', 54 :;o l!:Hlrrl1 dlr...-11 .,11 •lltnll the fCO· 3 l l r,o w, ni,!■ a iul apcd fl <- atlun1 an tim e prior to J anu1r, J. IIMSI, with 20 60c S J :W SI 80 S6.00 .. 1..&e part& llDd repa Ir Mrv Ice• I'""' : Mr. Chris up 15, 1 1 : 25 thc at lnllk<."tcd h� tf!r of the road lud m• to Snow- "'' Ille ind r,,■y all l"&ml. tr\lCU, and other cq\llp- 8:-tS p.m. i:, 75e 51 50 $2.25 17 :;o Wednndoy, May 1 7, '61 men1 11ecu1ary or ,•onv,nlenl lur p.m . ; OVEC up 16, 4 a.m. ; Jeff� Bargalna in ugf'd l.ractors a &MI ,.. Ille . O , Lo the Southwo1 corne r follnw1n1 pfl;oi••� untv Cu mmlasloneu , thoe purpott the Hme to he rrmowed Co om,� u u f l he land own•d by lliley a n d I A d � l t't" l'lvf'd bY 1 0 A \1 lilJlll Doe 111 tlia1 daJ't p1pe1. lawn mower,. AaU- · tlzed d.t>al- s.-rah L.1Lhey: th.-ncr In a nnrthern - Cour1hvutt . t-'omero,, Ohio. at 10:00 A. M. uver r 11d •aned upo11 betwc,en the erson down 16, 4 : 20 .m.; Llttle P U \»l>urath Bulld.-r1 F.:xtiurn1r, Stan partl u o ly dlnclloR &lon• Iha we•I line of er. Grawely Tractor Sa�s and On The Premises the land owned by R. and S. l,■th- dud Ll lot Hut Jdln 11 , P ltt1bur 1rh, P a. Rd..r ence la hereby made to d ., a d Edward up 17, 8 : 30 p.m.: Jerry Servk:e, , •boH WY Z.Z975, ... I! e y . &nd full11wln1 1he we,t Une ol F. W , l lod lf., f: nrpn ratiu n , l :I JO from t:lberl GUIilan and R u , , e l l Bosworth up 19, 2 : -40 a.m.; Bea­ th • 1and own,d hv Wm lfoU and C" hM mber uf t.:omm oer,•r Bld lf , Pln11- C lin e to On!i Grady and Eata Gn. We w i l l off P r ou r 60 o11ere Eul Main Slrttt Porronoy. M lloll lo \he So uththl < 'O rner of burN h l 11 , J';i. dJ, dat111J June 28, UK7, .i,n,d record­ ver \lown 20, 7 : 25 a.m. : City of I'. W. l.}od gc Corpor otw n , 70"2 Prnn- .,d J une 30, 11:147. In Deed Book 1:,9 land now ., w ncd by Georxe Wl1t'; farm known u the E aton Maysville down 23, 1 : 50 a.m,; C. lv n enu ton, . W a h&rl t!c a, , V - th.-nn in I wt1h:rly dlr tlon u ;i i A.v .- C u, 11 1 P& lil• 315 of the Dftd Record, uf (1 on Eaton Complete line of spring bedding alOlllf the Soulh tint" of the, I I n d W . O<>d1e C:ofp•1n1Uon, 1333 Meiu County, Ohi o. Jocatf'd Farm, F V. Horner up 13, 6 a.m.; John J. ownl:!d by Oenr(e W IH and I b e Wu\ :lolh Avenu e . C:olumbu■ l :lo , Oh i o That E,t■ Gr•dy Hawthorne, for­ ,-------·--------. , COM J 'LETE S ET uf mach1msr11 Road, Lebanon Townshi p, for Dublh1 l7� l , 8ullderJ �Rrh11n1c b1 plants. "Telegraph Service." owftfll S. and aoulh llnc, of land merly Etta Gndy, a1 the lllfVIYlnf Rowe up 28, 4: 15 a.m.: Southland B A RGA IN VAC ATI O N S pr1.'(·ision h..inri tools in wood N. Comb1. to Iha nurtheHI corner R11-11d. ('uJumbui. Ohio. 11pouse of Onl• Grad.I' I., l"nl\tled to sale al A uction. F'rands Florist, Wy 2-2&'!4 'I Orawin11 , •�ciflcallon• ind olh• ol • tncc of abou1 1welve acrH, "Happy Holiday•" to Bermupur.- hUt the fore•olnt rell.l eat&1II 1t up 30, 4 a.m. ; Carl D. up 31, 3 : JI t,ox Call WY 2 . r�1:is c'vt"nm�s. now owned by Wm Hull and M. H bldd rn 11 doc11ment, may be obtain- I I• appralaed ·ulue. residence: .e I t h a s 4 room and a.m . ; Robert P. Bonnie up 33, 4 : da, Muico, Nanau , West ll u ll; thenc1 In a SouO,erl, dlrec- eel by proapect l,,_., Gcnc r11 l Bnldlni The pra,er of the PeUIJon I.I for 5-l•Jtp Shumway Greenhouses. 40'x1 40' cinder blO<'k poul­ Indies end many other w•u• lion lollowln• the eHi line of the l' onlraclu ra from the A. rchllecl c,on- an Order of th• Prv b&t.e Cc;urt &Ut"­ 10 a.m. ; Lady Rea up 35, 7 : SO tnc,t of 1bou l twelve urea owned dilloned. •• Pollow1:orlzin E■t& Gndy Hawthorne to purWY 2...:!3 tion land1. Stop in or call p.m. tl pon _. ppl1 ,• �U1, n _. nd pi,y ment o f ., h hlr ithe u ruU..-ktfd one tlJoU (""') - ,LJE - PIJPS, - Pm� - ("01 reasonable. I try house, small barn, and b J" Wm. and M. Hull and the e&ll InI A A A Club , 422 Second do n of .00, �•1 cutompltle .u 4 I JCN.t line of the Land owned b, John H. S 00 tere1t of the dec.,derit In Ind � the other small bui ldings. Has He.:1dy lo �o. Al Mr� John Stout . �n d R. E. Peyton to ! he ce nter of menl1 w ill be d e th-. r�rl . N ol m o r e fort!Nltln• real e■t■te .i,t lie lpprali• Avenue, Gal lipoli,. GI 6-069' Go11ilipolls Dam - Indiana up a� a f a r m .es well lhe road JuCllnl ftom lllrrlaon- than two RII WIil be 101>PliL-.I 10 lhia ed value. l l �1m,011vdle. Ph S I i 2-4834 a well IP l'OU WANT REAL quabtJ ..,...,__________• nner hldd�r. tu m une any c:t1 11 lt, O.; Downln1ton, to U, 11U then Th,- ,�r■oru, rtnt lbova m,otloo, 3: 15 p.m . ; Lelia Shearer down ' B•5 2 :lie pond -•101 bal'· , "" • r ''""' " ,0 , 0•,e • .. lhol •Ill 1 1 , , ro uowln1 the c•nter of the road Lmnp ,e,e It t 111d w ll t11rther tJoke notice lhar lhe:, TERMITE ,\NO PE61 001\'TROI j f •rlucu inent• 01111 w i l l be m1de lo h•ve i been lc&dln• n from Hard10 • • il f n llM 1111le. Ohio, to o a y rDU m de Partle De end1o1t l lo 5:25 p.m. ; Raymond Salveti up COb e , mo e Was appra1sed .11.t $9000.00. I;)( · Ham Sm1dw1ch� b) Falq. Fre. ln■pectlea l n11ur- 1 Thf' at Uownln•l<>n, Ohio, to the pl•ct •f each actual bidd er w ho nlurn1 111 .,.; d Petition i nd that they ue r�ulrbea:lnnin1 , In 1 1L1Duthun 41re<."tlon. do.-u m.,n lf , ut• t 1.>1 bidd ln 11 blanb . NI to ,n,wtr the ■- me un 0, beforr 6:45 p . m . ; Walter Beckjord up 8'"'9. Cab Dick !!ilerrtU, Wl' Lowest .aet·epta ble bid $3490. . Lwk · s Dairy Bar 111·p TII F, best. NI by Nallo.wtde, PIIHI' R. ,·m1t1olnlnN flHI' the &crei. , mot• or In ituud nr n,U tlon not lat� r lhaR fl �"' lhe I OLh day or J une, 1981 . 12 : 05 a.m.; Titan up 4:20 a.m.� . .. s Terms 1 0%, day or Hie. Bal- Z..2641 or Che11f:t 985-2145. lrfl'I. Hereren.-.: JM"ed· V olumt 125, d a y • arter the 1'10 1ln11 d1t111 for \Jl1\i . ai.d A. S..r-.lre Slalion Wt i... , 5 2 (Ile E t■ GndJ H wthorRe 6. Nu d'-"-'Umt•nt• ,..Ill he 1n:C<:1>l�d Cornell down 8 a.m,; Elgerclilf PHJle 2'70. Melll• C<>uniy p.,ed ftff• l'ormerly £,la Grady, Hl-aotc ...... ance as transfer deed. Ta:ites Z36I. &t the bid op«nlnil' mo,elinl(. orda. . . • • . Survivllll SpOUfol: of TWO PIECE LIVING HOOM up 6 a.m. ; Nati:mal up 7 : 15 a.m.; T. Doc11mt,n\s WIii nol bt'J furnl,hOnla Gtady, Cleceued. paid Io January 1961. Sale Am CONDmONING, ••FRIG, •...,. C ' all Suite. reasonably priced. SEF. US FOK n:1,::0 NEEDS AND Th• puyer of uld. pelJllon g for ed Ln Rllb-c-011 tr11ctor1 �nd-or matu- B, Webster t.. Fu.In Albert Holden d"wn 8 a.m. Erne,. • 11•rliUuR a l -■ld real e1t1te, and Lal inpplJ�ri H above �,- t forth . They Attorneys ror Plalntlf t consist,. of land and build• ERATION aervice. Jack's ft.- UI after 5 p. m. TU 2-4343. Custom Grln1ltoi;:. Mlddl,-port tine down 9; 1:ii a.m. \I the umt ,rannot be done without '"'"Y he 1'111'-'hHed from Lhe A. tchllerl 14) 20. 2T r�, 4 , 1 1 , 1 8 and Ill II tti ;;;a;;;;a;a..;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;; ;;;;...... _lngs. Open f o r inspection frtgeration. New H.aYen. Phone manlfut In.Jury t <> the whole, then a■ req uired ,o, the <'01t Qf reproduc. .,_;,;-,.iiii iiii Fttd Mill. ------------, J 25 I( , ,---,_ iii..a iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii ;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;; : that ■aid real ._.ta..., he 1<,Jd. accord- lion, plu1 h1ndlln1 C'hara:■-. 643-tl S.i1ll1rda_v, May 6th, and Sat, TU "3M'/. 8. Submltlal of 1 �Id 1ball he tlk· Ull to law, and for oth,u relief. - --- -· -- --- The 1boYe mentioned def�ndint• en u prlm1-facle IIJ'Vidence that bld­ urday May 13th, from 8 till a DomHtic ai rlin■ ind Radio TV Sen-Ice •UJ further tl..ke noUc, t h.I t they dcr l co1nlunt ol tbt full 1,nd rom­ hn e t,u11 m..iide partlt11 defl"Ddant to plete mean.Ina: <tf &II •hlemtn la •nd � p.m. All Maltee worldwid travel servicf' 111d peUll<>n. and that they an r t. 1llor k "qulrcmtnl1 II lndluled and q uired to 1n1wer th" unie on ot �I forlh ln the bldtUnt duc1tment1. Pbo1te WV-2-%255 now available locally. IJ. .£ld1 ah&ll bl! .whrnl11ed ln dupJl­ before lhe 10th d;i, of J11ne J9fl. TV Stamps oa all Repair ttobo:rl B. Lambert, Plaintiff c&l• on l<trm1 boWld with the 1,po,cj. Phon• AAA C l u b, GI fle&lion,. - E. Main BL, Pomeroy, Ohio l(l Bid bond 1baU lie prftperl, exe­ Pomeroy, Ohio 6-0699, G•llipolls , Ohio eu.t,rl and fllffl with Iha bid ln • 1um Cklaad TV ---------1 eq111J lo 10 per c,;nt of the bHe blCI. ll. Time for compJ�tlon ol thoe f.-18-tfe ] FARMALL H TRACTO� R ; One ______ _ _ _ _ _ WILL G IVE AWAY 4; l'LI PPIES. work 111'1111 be tOO leul ulend■r worll-•111111 days. Mower for &ame ; I Litlle "GenPart Fox Ti-rriN .:,nd l luund. U. Contractor thall be U■bl,: tor PORTLAND KEYSTONI!! Servici? ' iu," Break"1ng Plow·, I ,et of tl00.00 pu diem ll11uid1ototd d•mPhont' WY 2-6564 5 4 3k station and Grocery. Auto llll!rv., ... in ut.-eu ot th" ,t1pul1t.ed ume. 6 JI E. Mafn St. corn plow&; I Weed Spr.ev..r; Pome roy I ,- 1 13. A.II bidden 111brnitt1n• • com• · POMEROY - 2-slory brJck l1ouse l>lnt'd ice and Re · pair. Reasonable bid ,hQU ..-t forth with their Ca&e Com Planler. All equipPhon• WY-2-2441 Free estimates. Bill Cornell, with a \, 'OOms, z baths, near bid th11 name, and eddrenea o( auh ment In good condition. N . P, t'Ontnclflrt, It &/ly, whom •ill ROA O MASTEll 1!1� B l l !Oi IN 1 - - -- � - �-- Phone VI .,.. " 2601• • 2 ate I Main Slreel. $6500.00. Will trade. employ In p111rfurm1n1 their tho:1 <'()nlratot Call Maann SP 3Swackhamer , I =�---------good condition Mrs J I c ; Wt•h• K IR B Y praYided h t ey are Lh ,u.,ccnful bltlVACUUM ('LE c , ANER. ref 5690. 5 4 6tc THEISS REFRIGERATION .A NO FARM - 55 acres with � or more CIO!!r . �lt' . Long Hottolll . 011111 pos.11e.11sed and tn A·1 shape, pay -- --- - -l t. l'l!""'rv'" the rt•ht to tractor tillable. 7- room frame .a,, ppliance Service. Domestic and 5 2 � tc m•llty In. or tu ro:Ject, • ofr halance of $37. 50 or take) house w i h bat :.!t � � and hot l r M O W ��H M A N OH LAWN U NIVERSAL 1'UD :n;;::• ,::...•�,::00•111•• Creal Hom...! Owl• 1� Television In Review # � - - - • • "" - -r � I ..,,. ""°' ':.m....i_ • 1 2 llp • 1ASHAME:D'? WI NNlf ?' NOT ON =� l l l=! ! Special, s1,59 . 1 • :ite ■, G&Oactl WONDEII tlltRY l, 8RANNII WINNIE WINKLI ,I t , j II NI '" ·t., , • • �' ' . .. ·- - .. . ... .. ... " .. ... .. ... . . . ... . .. .. ... ... ... ... . � .. . - .. .. - .. .. . .. ... . . . .. ... ... ... ... � . ' . � . ., . . . . . ... . . . � .,, · ... .. . .. . .. .. .. - · ' · "' • I ,' 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . May 4, 1 96 1 I 6S Attend Family N ight Event In Rock Springs Methodist Church • • • 4 - • .. .. '' .. . . . I a ro Family Knight was obi;erved at I ·M · " · R . A . ni SJon, Uw mstallallon of officers of . �pson �l 8 r1.d ge ing the first two weeks in Jwie, I Teenage gro·Jp. the Rock Sprinil!S Method1sl _ 11e, pa , arnv= •� , ___ . , f v1 Tueauay or a � was announ'"''-" . . . Named as a telephone commJt. � �ia1 ion Cb··--• �-· �enmg was m ch ar�e of \he- staff meet in . ,.., . 11 "' �•1! w"UJ Tue,.....v VlSJI w1th her si.sier, Mrs. C · . f 'J'h . ..1. · l.. Ii ,. trsl let> to contact u.rNay ev•:nmg at R'to G ranSunday School or E he Id Tuei.u.ty __._ eenmg al tu� In attendanl'e N� . R F efreshments were served de ' Church. ultz were from Mrs. Presbyterian churches United m . A potluck d inner was �crvil"d r:, Car1 Shields. 15 recuperalhe by pem , t hosteai; to Mrs. J . H . Stephsc h s se the I ript participating ng the o d as of eac She u er were the dining room at 7 Tables , f rom a recent illness at the lure that from the third and fourth , the Methochst Church · Mrs. Bog- enson , Mn. Howard Stewart , Mrs mg , . , , attractive m while rnver� .1n d bome 0 1 her daughter and son•tn· 1esson material. M .1msters pre sent gess from the · Ellen Couch. �rs. Aten Sh a in, Bap t ist, Mrs. f o centered with a rraagemP!l1 � J M R:a nd Mrs Roilin Radford· I at t he m �ting we re Aev . Ray- 1 Barnes . the Ch urch of Christ. Mrs. M rs. Jasper, Mrs. Welter Wolfe , ] ; �� / spring flowers RP\' Robf'r! R d t n . mon Konkngh. Rev. Donald Boone Arnold Rich ards. the Mt. Moriah Mrs Winifred Stiles Mrs W Card asked 11:race · onn ie Radford· . daughter of C d Rev · and Mrs. Dale Walburn, Presby- B· Webb and Mrs C�k.. an group H oward Ruppelt. Following the d inner the · e · d Mrs. Roll_m and Radfor :\1r. terian. which l')' adjoumeri lo tht> sanctua Superintendents for the depart- ' � • turned to her st udies at the Salts • f low• A staff dinne r wlll be held the l ments of this years school were was dttorat ed '>4.. 1 I I1 sprmg Sch 1 Wednesd b after unIt has been est imated t h e r f ers A program was �resent� b) rs. as • Ricrard fololws n lasl wee k of M ay which will also \t · amed I d �(oin tonsil� ay be 8!1 many as 300 or 400 d lfm chairman Mrs Clifford l...e1Fhe 1t, aughan. a ursery : Mrs. George be lhe last staff meeting before . J\ 0 n nck · who nt ma- I V-----erent ls e --· l compounds in tobacco n. . of t� C"omm1ss1on on educc1t1o the O ning of the sch ool at the r- I ecent ly , surge r smoke. of recupe ' ,---------� Centr':i School Building. ry JO� which oprn�d with the singing ating at the home of bis daughter I . . S&viour Like A Shepherd Lean M1.n1sters atlendmg Tuesd ay s , ff The Ladies Auxiliary of Amer and son-in-la \\", Mr. and Mn. ,. U session were � to a commit- 1 . ican legion Poet 602, Racine. met Clark Blvd., , bert Burk.h art, 12$ of topit· �-The Family" was t hl' tee _to sel�t a �roject for the �11 gi Homt Tuesda y. Ap" Clarksville . Ind. 1 at he the deY10t iOTls taken from Timothy , 1 t Le on leclion which w�J be laken _dur mg 1 I Jed Webster, Jr., and son . I Mr&. t 7 ; 30. w;, h Presid ent . Mrs. a ril 25 a ,. gave who . bv the Rt'Y Card the school and Jt was decul� to -.:; ;,1"' James. visited Wednesday in New I ing �ditat ion and closed with p ray - ' Davirl Yost, presid bo 1 Mr. and �rs. �- �-- East spent ld Open House at the B1�le mother, Mrs. presented M r, : It was announced that Miriam Htwen with her er. Rev Card Wednelday m Virgm11 near Ro- �! instead of the usual cl�mg e C. Roush. Amos Leonard, chairman of the Smith and Patncia Grimm hav I m g progr�. Al this ttme . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shrei!\tes and ��,.. , where they will soon be even Official Board. with a ,0 ...,-n and been chosen for Girl! State with and_ �riends of the atu- j parents livmg. Mr. East is being transferI in Billy Jean Cundiff as alt e rnate aon of Cincinnati �l- the past countrv award fo!" churches s t y v1S1t the lfflOOI and Ste a den � red from the Phillip Sporn Plant ] . Mrs. William Stewart of Athein / weekend with their paru.ts, M r. Class ·A in Portsmouth District. mg taught and what is be w t to a p��t in_ Virginia. The:v have ! � JS Lot Shret'vea tof A88 and Mrs. j Y r n1 e chosm a mbe and M . David ost were I been hvmg m the Everett Bach- be m g done by t� M!hool. Class A churthe s have Frank . en delegates to attend the Stat-? ridge and Mr. and Mrs, I ner a� ship of less t han 100. '.The next meeting of the staff on Cole st_reet. ark, Heml ock Grove. �ent . The junior choir, Suzanna an d Convention in Cmc!nnati in July. a Mrs. W ilham Burford 1s improv• wil l be held M�y 9 at 1:30 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs . R. R. Taylor of Donna Parllow, Connie Radford , Mrs. Robert Beegle and Mr�. Presbyterian Church. Millersport spent the weekend with Ing from a recent fall at her the Mary Lou and Becky Radford . Bernard Didd le were named to • Mr. and Mrs. George Logan of home o_n Sou th Seco�d. She has 1 K athy Abbott and Sherrie Black , attend the district convention bttn under a doctor 8 car e and I Hemlock Grove. . slon, d irected by Mrs. Rollin Rad- 1 Lanca11ter m June. , , her daughter. Mrs. Harold Clark I The pre,ldent announced the , Mrs. Earl Brickle■, Mro. Della of Daytqn has been ...i,Ung in Slate Tea lo be he ld in the Metho- Mowry and Mrs. Dwight Log!P( her care . di, Chureh 1n Gallipolis �n June were Gallipol i, visitor■ Tueoday. Perry Ault is confined lo his ' � I Mrs. Blanc-he Dilcher of 3, • he Racme unit 1s inv ited. Zanes- home with chicken pox. . te t lnM . W am Wa n 'the Srcretary announced a Fla� , ville is t he guest of Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Reyn- 1 �l n lso en. r � Stork Miss1_onfor the Portland school has been Rober! Warner. olds visited l ast Sunday with Mr. i ed the Ehzabeth Pomeroy Fant cle U1e or Ci ary r M ts. Katie Wilmot of Colmnbul and Mrs. Joe McKay and d augh• A mw1ical program was pre ordered. 1 1 Baptlat church Tuesday aftemoo'l ters in Mansfield, were rew:! w01 the weekend guest or her sented Wednesd ay al the Assem- Commu11icat.lo11s ter -l brothernd nd Mr. w, I a • 111 Johnny Kloes, son of Mr. and I at her home at Lasley St. ,1 from by WiJMrs. n, e chairm Schvol several bly of Mi ddlepo1 t High 1 Mrs. Karl KloeB fell this week The meeUng, in charge of Mn. studenls from Rio Grande Col- 11am Stewart, (Child welfare , ; Mrs. Robert Warner. I Joseph Cook, opened wlth devoMr. and Mra . Elmer Lincoln or 1 and broke his shoolder. Mra. John Young, Legl1latlve; lege . llons taken from Matthew 15 : ,._., vl Mr. l with l\ Trimble of 11:nd Mr. Chase I t Rueae Mrs. recenUJ ted j MC for the program was Tom and Mn. Dean Brinker, Amertby Mrs. Daisy Jasper Who gave and Mr. . �·.? Mr and i e 1 re Warner, who n, RoNrt a Michig l cr-,k, ll Ba Dickerson and occomp,an ist was canl1m. l , 1 All dinner and meditation. fl 110lo, "Oh, Mas• Mr■. a were EdMrs. of l a Eb:u r e fun e en lh for here 1 Zelma Northcutt, teacher at the Mrs. Marshall . Dtstrlct Offl cel' I Hor of r. uest• n. Let Me Walk With Thee," by ter, with visited also ace ward French, M and M from 8th District , wUI attend th, g 1 college. Middleport lhlnney Route. McE mother's twin sister, Mrs. iam Watson, closed the devoWil l her Several numb<'"n were present- 1 May meeting and install the new I r M rt. Minnie Roulh ha, returned Ma rgaret Archer of Mill Street. lions. ed bv lhe small ensemble lnclud- officers. to her home, Carmel. after 8 visit lng, ·"Nin Skol. Din Skol,'' was Mrs. Edward Simpson and Mr•· wllh her daqhter artd ,on-in-l aw, MEIGS THEATRE sung by the ensemble with Sally Guy Nelgler were IUlllled to buy SON CRIUSTENED Mr. and Mrl. Robert Warner. · · a gjft for Mr.1. Marshall. T h e Solinger as sokHet. o Pomeroy, Ohio Jackie Todd Cummins youn rs Whil tbl tllllt ( th w •·ey the Llghl of the Silvery nominating committee of Mrs. Mashe �ad her � :'<I :� son of Mr. Bild Mrs. Ja�k cm:. NOT OPEN TONIGHT Men·• son Spencer, Mn:. John Young, Moon" was s181f! by the mim; of Mineriville was christen Ensemble and " Sugar Time" anJ and Mrs . A. C. Bradfo rd wa, Hy UIIIW tnn Inten■Uo I 1 ed Sunday at church Hrvlcea of FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 "Witch Doctor" was presented named. MAY 5-6 Church lhodlit e M lc l Miner�i the ':c. WASHINGTON - Tretiury Refreshments were served :i nd 1 by a girl '• lrio. ''THa WIZARD OF charge. in rd a C with Robert Rev. retary DouaJ,u Dillon, �ting I H -- -·- -- -BAGHDAD The entire en9l'mble sang " Hol• a aoct.al hour enjoyed. 1 House ommlttee example 0f 1 (Technicolor) lday �e" and closed tit pro, expense ;coWll luxury living� . .. Dick Shawn - Di ane Baker .,... will Chop Stich ''There ■rl few of the luxurle, "POR THE LOYa Of MIKI" -•---of IHe, ouch u vacallon, at fancy (Technicolor) Richard Basehart, Stu Erwin r1110tb, club memberahipa and Re< Allen cruloe, wbl<'II a l arge number of taxpayer, cannot In ,ome way d,. l urmerl, Smith Clothing (', SUN., MON., TUii. The Meigs COW1ty Mlni!lh•rial duct on tax retW111 81 bUlineu N.IDDLIPORT, OHIO ''THE SUNDOWNERS" Asaoclatlon met Tuesday RM>mmr l expense,." (Technicolor) at the Oalllpoll, State Institute, ,____ Roben Mitchum Home Mr■. Thelma Pratt entertained for a Mental Seminar and regu- In rd 1884 Ha Truman D e borah Kerr and ... Loyal Pall do.. of the Mid- lar meetin• Peter U.sUnov •· pre!!iIdeDI ' of um n Ih:u _, fate., S3 dieport Churdll tif ChrlJt at h111· Following the 14!!1'1'.tinar, t h e WU born on a farm near Lau-.r 1n IM .... home M onday even!ng, AdmlHion: 60c and 30c l(t'OUP enjoyed lunch In the eafeM Following the opening by t h • teria at ln1Ututlon, after whlch • mar. ___!· . . --- ------- president, M n. Guy Reynolds, tour wa1 made Mn. Pratt presented the devoRev. Franole R Olnier preild- 1 Uons for the evening. The devo ed at the meeltng when It was tlon1 which were taken from the decided to ask all chw-che■ in Reader·• Digest were entltleed, the county to cooperate with the "How to HandI� TemptaUon . .. National Council of Churchea It! During the meeting conducted the United Clothing Appeal. Cloth• b:· Mn. Reynolrl� pl ana to remem- Ing may be takw, to )ocal thurch1 her the mot her of ■ deceall!d ea or to the dbplay booth ■t the , member on Mot her·• Day we re County fair I.be week of Augut! made. 15. . The chm also discu1aed the IN 'nie UIOelatlo� noted with grat. 1 <"l'Uhl social which they will apon · ltude the tupport of many groul)1 eor this summer The�- also made on the atand taken againllt ob plan■ lo ee11ist wilh the bake 11le acene literature. gambling. etc. to bP held by t h-:! Philathea Sode Then, wu I diAcuaslon on t h e ty of the Church on May 13. Pro- nn- radio program at WMPO ceeds of which will go to the which wUJ be held from I to 8· 15 BuJldlng fund of t he church . t.m. each Sundpy NiUlnlng M�y I The hostess gift was won by 14, ln addition to the mornin11: Mlu Mabel Hysell and Mra. Car- ll'IMltaUOtlJ rie Kenned)" won t he travel ing It wu decided to cancel tht:' I prize which hart � furnished June rneeUng and to haft a plc- I by Mr,. Reynold&. n lc for mmnbet, and their rami- 1 At the c I o • e of the bu.11ines11 llea In July, Th<'" executiv& com- I fflt'etlng refre&hmenls were 11erv• mlttee are to aet the ofale n a (! eel Mn. Pratt. Guest al the place for the picnic . meet.mg WH Mn. Emma Bissett, Mlnilten attendlnl wete Eu another of the ho1teS1. gene Brown, Donald Boone, Rot.. ert R. Card. J, P, Miller. Ralpl Nl:W WIDlll C. Zundel, Carl Herrl111, P, A. An,a:I• llovlt lqllll'l! lcnen, Caato. Nyle &rden, Ira Gibb, 13", Near)J Ind Fr■neJ, H. G"'-. 10� more II i: i. I urut!:w Al- I s. T. R'·o Grande Ensembles Gave Program .. Around A d AboUf . • I- - -- I Circle Was Entertained At Watson Home aoo ,'[! u s' Of Name Brand ch d 1 1 2 E. Main I ON SALE I br I R,ev. Borden To Speak For May Day Program Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor of the Ml , Moriah Baptist Church 0( Mlddlerort. will be speaker for tbl May F�llowship day program to be held at the lll'nth Meth,r diat Church, Friday in Middleport. Tbe Day, which i� spon sore:t by lht County Council of Church , vomeu will beKln with a I a c It 11m at 12: 30. The program for the afternoon will begin at 1 : 30 ..... 11n. Arnold Richard!!. preal­ dlllt of the Council, will conduct • Ml bu■ineu meeting . A 1 1 lllllllben are urged lo attend and , .. nmlnded to bring witt1 them lllllr old nylons which will be .,llld for Ml11lonary· work. · • 1111 theme for the Day ii "Tht Qlftbti•: Free and Rcspon■.lblt, .. r.&w,hip Day Is an annual .....l.lk.'t spon10red by t he Unit­ - ,Qmr<b Women, , general de­ of the Natlonal Council .. aiur.Jiea. The Meigs C-Oullty ll one ot tbt more than local and It.ate councll1 of. 0mrcb Women taking pact obaervance. !&111'1 Knight •nd M r L Lloyd al lllddleport a r • 11 co-chabmen for U. the 111111 chw-ch, * r••• . Jnp, Mineo, deacrtbiq hJ, ruction to a flreworka bmnb that Nploded at a poat-mldnlaht partJ &Iv• Jn honor o( the European premiere of "Exodus": •·t dived under lht nearut table looking tor a eewer." ·-·- - "1 A IV N D RIV E-IN __ The ,icture LI- ,int 11 IMwn At Dv1k On ..... , ' ' 1:ow - BOTH STORES NEW 'l'lntecl lillet:r oi.... Optic llltar ,. duet1 NO� lioo aad ...,._ I BUY 81ST YALUI YOU'LL FINDI ■ ■ .95 · Regular s339.�5 NOW ONLY . . .• ■ ,, WITH TRADI Rutla . nd Furn : ture ' ' ... ... .,. ...., ...... ...., .. .... - ...... Llldo .._ .. k PER COPY Shepard Rides Redstone Rocket In Perfect Space Flight bad upt the N1Cket eartbbound while Shepard lay �apped to hlr. couch aboard Lhe little Mereul") ca�. been aealed into the He dbin at 7:07 a.m. EDT. He lay there thrM houri and 27 minut.u before the tenalon-breaking announcement, "liftoff," came from the Mercury control center. Trip W•• r.-1 _ But ooce atarted, the fl1pt went perfectly. Second by leOODd NASA reported what was going on aboard the P'rffdom '· Almolll before those wa tt_llll on lhe cape could catcb I.heir b�alh after . . w atching lhe Redstone s beautifal flight unW it wu out of 1igh! al IO:SB a.m. EDT the word � that a helicopter had p,lucklet.l Shepant oot of the �an and wu . bearmg h� anrl his coach to the aircraft earner Lake Champlain. Then came the word \hat Shepard waa on the deck "under hi!. own power and doing very wen." •P?ce Yuri Gag arin on April 12 flew the w�rld in a five-too apacerraft which was operated entirely by automatic or ground controls. Shepard during much of his ride put the capl!lule through various maneuvers. He changed the way it pointed . m apace. He controlled Its pitch, roll , and yaw. Malle Replar Reporta He reported what was happenaround In! to him when gravtly multiplied hi.a weight ICliffit au: tunet during powered Oigb1; and II limes when he came back after the launch • waa in hia But throughout the pby1ical ,tresses and ,the mental ,train of watching or operating mon than JOO lnltrumeatl, Shepard reported back comlantly by votce radki lliat ••erythlng waa 'okay." Alur u1eodlng a peria<opo be reported exultantly; "What a beautiful vft." 111 mlleo ap ho ...W tcan the amr. Atlantic and Can1>,. bean with their P'eeD illaDdl, ud the aoutbem cout of the UDW &ata • lar II Cape Batleral. N.C And when he � home • earlb ap.in, aboard the arrillr Lake Champlain, he jauntilJ ,. mtm-ed .,.....,ip "Freedom 'f' to nlrle•e the ......,.. •be had dolfered tile hollcopter ree,wer,. E1ectnmic 9l!DIOl'I fn.t ta r...,.. ,-,_ duriDc up P1"esident Lauds Success Of Shot · As New Incentive Candy specially boxad for Mother's D■y, WY 2-29S5 ' . RUTLAND, OHIO and SAVEi ti ... . ,. 1 ¢1 ■ N ........,. PRICED FROM $1 49 ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 5, 1961 had Pomeroy FRIDAY SATURDAY and MONDAY 3 6 '' Elec. Range •· ND Platter 'l'ubo Slll'flct, Oat lbarper, undlllortecl PlclllnL j II 10 , ti ••a, _., 6t .,_ ...,.. _. Al than 21" TONIGHT & P IDAY V1111 lollmoD, IND-PlerN "THI IN MY O NIIIAL• - aho Dana -� 1111..tla nem1111. lohn Ktrr, fto]P Donahue "THI CROWD D IKY" (Teelml<,,J..-) ALSO CAarooN ■ Big ' 3 1 ' 'tlewlftC area CANNEs. �- _ Aetor s.1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY NO. . Please Morher with a box full of happiness. She'll love these candies. BAH R CLOTHIERS ,n,sters Met . Af GSI for Mental Seminar ELBERFELD$ HOUSE CLEANING SALE I,-----======-' ---- . ) · M. • LoyaI PaIs Class Meeting Held Monday . partment Now During VOL XIU WHITMAN'S or PANGBURN'S I 1 or II Take Advantage of the Bargains in t h e furn iture, Drapery a n d Housewares De- ' ent1ne ... ,., IN POMEROY EspecfaU11 When l'ou Claoo1e !'iis-l I HOUSE CLEANI NG SALE CLEAN-VP WEEK t ,.�, Midd/ ,.,.rt lni I. V) M... eoo, - by M r � m Depa For s rt ents r dent MABON CLINIC inten Supe Birth, A daughtor, Shmio J... Watsoo pre,eoled the program ) · IY AboUt [ M aln , , AdmlMloos Mrs. Ad Starch- to Mr. and Mn. C. B . Starcher, , ski! "Trub or Tr-eamed whkh ••• Na School B,ble Da,ly Are Of . lo Sr. , Pomeroy. on April ao. peopIe In " taken from M l,a na mag■- ar , � y , April 30. Mr, ":';ol Saue,, dean of !this Dallas , Beginner, ; ""· Dorn\hy ::. · , year 8 Middleport Cornmumty Va- Barnes, Pr1111ary ; Mn. Bel Bog' .-==..===...................................... Pomeroy _ cat ion Bible School to be held dur- gess , Junio : Mrs Bernard Fultz, . Dudn 8 the sh�rt busln� &es· Delegates Are Na m ed By Post I r .. ..._,. .... " .. d ford and Mrs. William Radford. snng twu numbers. "Dolm,( Our .. 1 1K" H ome God G;we 0, L" ;;uKJ ____. .....__ nteS . Tu \t . e. \I n; Wendt'll Frecker showed colored sUdl"S of ht>r rec-�nt trip lo , 1.,•1 fhe1t· · · ,-.urope- a flt'r wh 1� h -Mrs ,_, on beha If of t he rh urch , prese-nl.C\I , l1t•r_ with a gift , . (i roup smgmg or God Be \\ 1th \"ou Ti l l We Mee! Again " " and prayer by the pastor concluded thl' P ,-ogram. I. ' , ' Portland Youth Cited To f.ourt By Ohio Patrol Regu lar s199.95 Sale Price ----- A ..,_ . mob Ill" lllemle ,.,,.. wltll ,...nt, ,._.._ dl"hded top, tltc. clock , mihute ttmw; llcbt, e1ec. OldHI; - , . l'al]J llllUIIIIIL -- AI • -.-. Mason furniture ' MASoN, W. VA. 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