http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d9683195ccdaae3229a03fea8fb03822.pdf 846850c182019bfe4d5e6f433e600e9f PDF Text Text • . - ... ............ .... . . . - . •• - ... ... ......... _ _ ___ _ .. ....... .... - .u · - · •. • . · - - BAND SCHEDULE I. _•_: DRIVE·IN ' ,.--7" • .:...-:-- - • • TONIGHT "PYRO'' Barry Sullivan, Martha Hyer - and''COMMANDO,. Stewart Granger SUNDAY and MONDAY Jun• ~7 ''4 FOR TEXAS" Frank Sin<ttra, Dean Martin Anita Ekberg, Ursula Andress (Technicolor) -and- •'TAMAHINEu Nancy K\\'8n , Joan TraSu Russell, band instructor, witb classes meetillg as follows: Senior Band -Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 to 1%; Eighth Grade, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 8.m.; Seventh Grade- Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.; Sixtb- Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowanl have returned to their home here from Middleport where they had spent several months. mgosJo~f-i~~t~/~~~~t~~~~rS~~~C~r~ :~~ a~d Tim Rawling Guest of Honor At May Party ~ ~ --~ -.a ~~aw~~~~e •r•ale IICOJds,aHSIIIIIII:eijllsl • 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) Interest Payment Dates Are: Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th The FARMERS BANK .... . . ....~ .. ... "' ...- - ~ ~~ :!: ~!Jere ···-- ~ ... -~ .............. ·· !'" ... • states at y they danced to the caller, Jerry Hell. Mrs. Belt and daughter, ta, were guests of the club the afternoon. The Hells from Cincinnati but do Graduates Presented New Bibles Mrs. llichard Rawlings, Lmcoln I Hill Pomeroy, w'inning costume prizes were' Kim Sebo and Jim !Wsenbaum, most original; Mary Blaeltnar and Becky Thomas, prettiest; Trudy Roaeh and Kathy Blaettnar someone sweet and Shawn McDaniel, the most masculine. G a m e prizes were won by Becky Fultz and Brently Seth. Assisting Mrs. Rawling• with the party were Mrs. Susan Rawlings, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Mrs. John Sebo, Mrs. John McCoy and Mrs. RoY • enttn FIVE CENT$ is~n: P:~~~:~::! lor ' the square dancers Timmy is the son of M~ . and 1 Jlills will! drel:ls dDn 1111 YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ __ ~ ~ ~cDaniel, A May Day costume party was held recently at the home of Mrs. Fae Rawlings, UnionAv , Pomeroy, honori~g her grandson, Timmy Rawlings, on his sixth birthday. it' 111 JUtii'S ap: Par al . ..... .... " """ dance work In se~eraldirectlni They are currlnendJifomla dance classee · Til dancers were kept mov· e ch Intricate steps u to •:all square off, star nd Dille chain. promenahde . ~ •kirt• of the 1 The w rrmg • · iris d the western atylt Building X was gaily adorn- g an b the gents cr&ed iD iDtereallng decora~ns clothing worn t:at related 'back made of alumlnun. Large a scene · th R ed ere 1J!ed f o another era. square dancing t th M Day Party held last week for Timo Y aw· squarea w w style COSTUME PRIZES - Winner& of prizes for costumm ge~Peste cl:Xn Jim Rosenbaum, most original and Kim wall murals. Smaller squares be~ternenjoyed throughout the lin•• were, first picture, I. tor., Mary H:l~n Bl~tt~;rR~~ch. dressed ~sa bride doll; Becky Thomas, costumed as ;arlo~~~ cr.=: UnltedgStates and in many lands Sedbes, Shawn as Tarzan. _ ___ alumbtum n a ancm , __ _ _ outs creaUng • dazzling can be enJoy Y • TOO! --~ Tile Kera Dudes 'n' Dolls SqiUil'tl Dance Club of ashost ood W v w ' • a., w Invitational dance neld at the Building X, located of the Kaiser Plant. The club Is sponaored by KACC. The summer schedule for band practice lor Mldd!&port School band bas b""n announced by Mr. WiUlam .K BUDGETS LEAK, .. Ravenswood Club Was Host For Invitational Square Dance 1!--nally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid~epor~,- O, June 5, !965 [ MASCN '" "" "" ~ •' tne family and by all aget. ln As co-presidents of the local club, Mr. and Mrs. Jack turner, along with the club's caller, Slim Hall and Mts. Hall wtsh to express! heir appreciation to ail club members aud vlsiti~g lor their particlpatton m the affair. I he COLUMBUS NATURAL Resources Director Fred E. Marr will be in Washington Wednesday to oiler his support lor six flood control projects in Ohio before the Congress. The Na lional Rivers and Harbors Projects Committee will consider the pro]ecto, which are located in the Chagrin River basin nea r Cleveland, the Sci· oto River basin and in t h e ilocking River basin. SOCIAL ' CAtENDAR ) SANTO DOMINGO - A TRIumvinate of inter .. American peace medi-a tors goes into the interior Tuesday to investigate charges that junta forces are carrying out political reprisals against supporters of the Dummiran rebels. World Awaits Landing Of Gemini-4 Capsule Splashdown at 1:12 P. M. SPACE CENTER, Houston (UP!) - Spa<e aces James McDivitt • nd Edward White, "feeling great," splashed down in the Atlantic from their four-day spaca ride today 40 to 50 miles short of their assigned target, but well within the swift reach of recovery forces . At feast two helicopters were hove ring protectively over the spot when the capsule, now weighing about 4,700 pounds, hit the water. The official time given for the splashdown was 1:12 p.m. EDT, mission controf said. There was ndie c10ntact between the capsule and the aircraft carrier Wasp1S recovery forcu itt the splash area betwHn Florida and Bermuda. Four minutes before splasho down, McDivitt and White broke through the radio " blackout" zone caused b'f the superheat of the reentry into earth's atmosphere and established voice cono fact with the Wasp, The Wasp radioed that the pilots said they ware "fHiint great." Jones. . . Others prosent were Seth Brett Jones, Mary Ann Hoff~an Carol Ann Barnitz. Kelly Cleland, Debbie Osborne Ricky Seyler, Paul Reed,• Kim Johnson, . Fait h Perrin Frankie Martmg, Todd Rawli~gs, Timmy Halstead and Timmy Sayre, both of N e w Haven and John McCoy, Ravenswood. VISIT CLARK FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Golden of Athens, Mr. a nddMr.snoleS I Baker of Pomeroy were Monday guests of Mr. and Way Clark and family. and Savings Company * · " We Have Grown Because We Have Helped Others Grow" WY22039 Member Fodera! Doposlt Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Millard Van Meter WE GIVE TV STAMPS Hosts Shower Pomero7 iiii:iiiii:i...; HERE IS THE Pa:ssUSSR '(· Pomeroy Flower Shop W. MaiD PAINT VALUE YOU CAN BUY Mrs. Don Johnson of Po .. · land entertained M~nday ev ing with a bridal shower hon ing Miss Judy Fee whose will be an event of June 26. Rockland, Mass. 'J<·: '. AJter games were played ~ Miss Fee had opened her nice gifts, refreshments jiJ served to the following• ' carrie Nease, Mrs. T. T. dare, Mrs. Marge Crow and•_ . • Thereon Johnson, Racine, . , .. · • Donna Byer and Julie, Ml 1 1 port and to Mrs. Carol!"' Prfi:e, ' Mrs Hazel McKelvey, M-r s. Chad Ward, Mrs. Donna ~k- ,. ins, Mrs. Alberta GluesencaijqJ, I Mrs. Margie Roush, Mrs. ~ net Rhodes, Mrs. Ruth E1ieil- · bach, Mrs. Jean Sayre, ~ Maxine Price, Mrs. llarqo S . and the honorod guest, Mtss 11 ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 1:10 Popeyt • l ·- .• •>; , ~OP ' > 7:00 TY Cl11881'00m 1:00 Mister Mayor t:OO AMD Show Pala 1:011 Flatt " Scruat 1:30 Man From U.N.C.L.E. ?:30 Flipper 8:00 Death Valllly Day1 t;lll KenoJeky Jones t:OO Satunlly nlgbt at Movies 11:811 Late N1111 PlcU'I 11:10 TY 3 Wutber 11!U 8pcirls 11:20 Fllml Ill the '50'1 \ . Channel 8 1:00 Top Cat 8:31 lleetar llealbcote . 11:00 Underdoa 10:30 Fireball XL5 11:00 DeDnlJ the Menoe< 11:311 Fur7 12:00 'nlealrt 3 12:30 Satilrday Movie! 2:00 Baaebau warm-Up 2:10 Rids Vs. CUbs 5:00 Pele Smith 5:31 Trails West . 1 Sending gifts were Mrs, PIJ\II Schuler, Mrs. Elva Dailey liD.d MM. Edna Price and daughle!'~ WCHS-TV 7:00 Jolut'l Alm1n•c . ri 4 CHARTER HOUSE SAT., JUNE II MGBUGRTS 7:l0 Color FLIPPER - atar- I rinl ' Brian Kelly u Porter JUcb, Luke Halpbt u Sandy and Tommy Norden u Bud. ''Seeond Time Arolmd." A for· mtr nlerolil cbampi011, who Ia now paralysed, reftuett to leave Coni Key Park llllen hurrle1111 wll'Dlnp go up. TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX t:OO SATURDAY NIGHT AT 'niE MOVIES, "Don~ Give Up '!be Ship," llarriJII Jflirt Lewis, wltb Dina Mer MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quiet Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 Linus The Uon llearlell 11:30 The Jetaons 12:00 Sty Kbtg 12:30 M¥ Friend Flicka 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS Newt 2:00 CBS Bowling Classic 3:00 CBS Tennla Classle 4:00 Movie 5:00 Jublleo &:30 Early Movie 7:00 La11111811 7:30 Jackie Gleaaoo 1:30 Gilllgan'J Island t:OO Secret Agent Gunsmote Up-To-Tbe-Mlllute News Weather Notes Million Dollar Movies 10:00 11:00 11:15 11:20 rill, Diana Spencer and Mickey Shaughnessy. A Navy lieu. tenant Is forced to leave his wlfe during their honeymoon to bunt for his missing World War n deatroyer escort, the U.S.S• . KomblaU, 11:20 FILMS OF THE 50'&"Rebecea," starring Joan Fontaine, and Lslii'OIICe Oliver. A YOUDil unaophltttlcated Blrl marries promlnrnt c:ountry gentleinaa, llbo Is dominated bJ tbe ~~~emory of bla first wile. MEIGS THEATRE p.,......, Ohle -----'· TONIGHT Wm. Castle'• GAL. HNIGHT WALKER" ' PAlN'I' DEPT, PHONB WY 2-3679 8:30 NeilJhbor~ 8:45 Social Security 8:00 Herald of Truth t: 30 Word of Lift 10:00 Superman 10:30 KiDg and Odie 11:00 Casper 11:30 Beany And CecU 12:00 Bugs B111111y 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New American Bandstand 2:00 Major League B•aebllll 5:00 Wide World Of 8porll 6 30 Cbamplonship WrestllDJ 7:30 The King Family 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Young News 10:45 Cblller Tbeatrt PHILCO •Color Television SERVICE ,~ ~, Robert Goule~ Nancy Kw8ii; · Robert Morse, Jill St. Jo~•·: ---------,r.~· SUN.-MON...-TUES. Juno 6-7-8 ~·. r.. Mwtlu I HJOHN GOLDFARB, ·~ )• PLEASE COME ~OME .~: Shirle MacLame ! . ., ; ,...- '/I ' l • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I AND HHONEYMOOM HOTEL"». The Departliwnl Shweof Building Since 1915 Channel13 . SALES ' ' 1 (Technicolor) WHTN-TV .I ·~ Robert Tarlor Barbara S~~ wrck, Judtth Meredith, Llo,r Bochner. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. I Saturday's Television Program mS BEST OUTSIDE ---- ment of their daughter, Sij . Tom Carroll, Middleport, . School. Pic. Carroll Is now" Fort Benning, Ga. Weddm 11 OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Member Federal Reserve System ---- , . ' .....~ MR. AND MRS. Arthur ~. * * United States Space Feats I I I I I I I I I I I - VATICAN CITY .POPE l'aul VI offered public prayers Sunday for U S. astronauts James A. McDiv itt and Edward [ H. White. �.... . .... ._...,....... _. ..... ..,_.. .... ._ _ ...._ _ .._ _ .. ._._ __ ___ .,. ..,_ ..., .. . . __ . . . ...... ..... ........ ... ~ .~ ~ . ..r· ~· ,.S.t DOCTOR SAYS flu pt•rsonl'i drown.:a in the Ieason's lirst rash of vacatlol Patrol Probes One Accident In Meigs Area HELEN HELP US! IMtals and 18 more person• lost their lives OD Ohto's hiJfl. I 11ays as the weekead fatality l--by Helen Bottel__j By Wayne G. Brandstadt, MD. count reached zs. There are only two thongs 1 Adding to the death-smearthat cause fear tn a new~orn ed weekend wao the crash of YOUTH ASKED FOR IT a boy who dumped her? aY DOROTHY KILGALLEN baby. Ono II bem1 dropped. W I The Ohio State Patrol mves- Thts column ts for young ONE OF THE CLUB • even though he lands on a ahlllg:\plan~:~a~ m"."."e~er: ligated one acctdent in Metgs people, thetr problems and Dear One· ' What Eloe h New jto function memiy as II noth- 1s, apparently, he was and Is soft mattress, and the other w c wu e county over the weekend. It pleasures, their troubles and One day, If she's smart: a Cassius Ctly and hi• ~tie tng had happened Realty about tllem and thetr entry." lis a sudden, loud notse B y killed. . I I Ill took place at 11 50 • m Sun- fun As wtth the rest of Helen week If she's really amartlng; ' may have an mlotestmg news Itycoon Cy Feldman, who used contrast the sound of normal T~e most unuoua. a 8 y day on Rt 33, seven tenths ol ' Heip Us' 11 welcomes laughs and deftmtely not more than in Canton wnere a f 1but won't 'dodge a serious ques. a month - even If she Waf 'l r"sh 1or the world at large ;to make the columns as Amta human heartbeats IS the most happened ld kill d • mtie north o Pomeroy. 11 ' ivil s ~lahammad Ah osn t as Ekberg's btg love when she Clucagoans aren't too ploas- soothing ··noise" In the world flv&year-o• g rd ;a• ~~ A car drive by Kare Sue lion with a brush-off. SURE she loved htm. · kt , 1 •bout the Blac• Mu,IJm first made he• splash on the ~ thai Prmcess Margaret dtd- lor an mfant when 1 5.-poun ower Walker. 22, Rt. 3 romeroy had Send your teen-age questions , 1!1o, ement as he d like to be, sliver screen stili likes 'em n 1 mclude their city on her llln- Dr Lee Salk of New York fell and ttrurk her •• the stopped In line of traffic to to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, In other words, don t waste ' llnrt "' S<JOn as shes attended lyoung blonde and Swedtsh Hts lerary mthe Untlt;<JStates They exposed groups of newborn In- bead. make left turn. and was hit m;care of Helen Help US! thts your ltme mournmg for a lei· to a tew loose ends she'll try date at the cht-<Cht Bull's llead pomt out that Chtcago gave fants to recordmgs of heart· ~,_-_,,_""'...,.'*'Mi the rear by a motorcycle oper- 1newspaper. low who hurt your prtde ,mol"l! lm a ca1eer m show bustnes linn m Bndgehamton two mghts Queen Elizabeth a lremenduus- beats at the normal rate of nled by George H Hoffman. TOWER OF LIES than your heart. And don t be· A SonJI Mana Rot she w., a runnmg was Mar Jan Ulmassson ly warm welcome when she VIS- 72 per minute and an acce~ 18 Rt 1 Letart W Va who Dear Helen ileve that oldie about a girl popu i<~J model 'A Broad· a dazzling 21-year-old who left :tied there a lew years ago, erated rate ol 12B per minute. Of WaltS • • • ra'ned to stop. There w.,; only Aboul four weeks ago I met ··never re~,lly getting over her 8 wa) bookmaker, who owes $18, Stockholm a month ago <U!. pur; Las Vegas ~·· come up wt,b Those exposed to the Inminor damaee Hoffman wa• a 19-year-old boy \Ve started ltrs! love., Ask yo?r mother oon on tbe Ciay-Ltston meet, " sue a modchng careet mClill' jnew glm%tck - a slot , mach- creased rate crted more than (Continued from Page I) ctte• to Meigs court Frtday datmg and !Introduced hlm to who her first Io,ve was and em• <'ntly on the lam. Ftrst no· am When you look at the hst lne mara on. No, I don t know the othero and were defln- 11 58 a m EDT with B orbts charged with failure to stop 10 Imy mother who ltked him 8 she probably wont remember, bnd\ tould see tlle punch-now of top New York cover gtrls row tl works. but a truck drtver ltely more restless Ito go assured clear diStance lot Since I' am only 15 I told or tl she does she'll smtie and 1 00 1 1 nobuclv can see the bookte. you wonder tf there's a gtrl ov: ~~n 1 0· ~ 1 ~ 34l hou~s a\d\he The babies expo11ed to • Command pilot McDivitt, 35, Other arrests reported !nclud- he; he was only 17 . 1 know 11 say, ' There's , no acc~~lng f he estranged Mrs. Alan Jay er 17 left In all of ScendiOavta Choneler uh I l erfah ne bockground of normal heart and co-pilot Wh•te. 34. smashed ed Ronald L ~·rye 17 Rt 1 was wrong but It seems an 10- for a young gtrl' tastes! -H. ap m'Don t Zh e ast ,ap o Ss ootsound• galned more we'•ht · to Meigs ' ' juv& nocent lie ' My mother didn't L"'ner ha s Iaken therr young an d West Germany In 'A all US. man-In-space records Pomeroy cited 1 son out of New York State - Michael Chaphn, now ftimmg mg nl ' ~ b •v-•go d '~tn ~~ and since both groups got and three Soviet records m nile court for failure to stop In know he ~as out of high school 4uite far out, too. She bas htm "PromiSe Het As)lhing " m ~as j ~as t Yt~wo t's ~ d- the same amount of food, this their lour-day ordeal. But for a"ured clear distance and and 1 didn't tell her Ill Beverly Hills, Calif, whtle London: has become the Idol of1rtd ~'e ~~e." dav~ ~~le~n Ha aes was attributed to the fact them the object was not the driving under suspension: James Now someone ha," called his Alan tmls on hts new show m Bhghty s teen age set A group and her talented son Jai:es lthst they dtd not exhauat record book but the guidebook Chalfont, Jr ' 25, Irwin, Pa., father and told him his aon Is New York and looks for anotiJ. of 300 young people follow htm MacArthur watched' Geraldtne !h_e~~eives with fusslna and -carving a path others will fol- cited Meigs court June 18 for going around with a 15-year • er town boUSII (even bluer than around carrying signs that read ' Ciyu,.. low In trips to the moon h d 1 1 1 th d d the one they shared) lltth no "We' With y L d" d emote for the camera• Dr. Salk then otudled the · pa!!!lng wtt out assure c ear o d girl. So his a er eman · re ou, a an th of 11 It t k fo Tbree Mooa Trip• distance and Carrie L Roush eel that we stop seeing each memofles ollht peppe~y Frencb "Daddy Charlie Dtdn't Treat Joe Levine has takea QUite 1eng b 00 1or ur Their I 7 million-mile journey 18 Rt Racine cited. GalllpO: other Last night Tony (I'll r.:•chele. If you thmk Mayor You Rtght" Joan Crawford a fancy to Bobby V10ton. He groups of 8 1•• lo get to through the vacuum of space li.' co~rt .June !2 for sing on call him) told me we were Wagner will run, most 1port- delighted by the out-ol - town took htm to Boston as hiS guest sleep. Lullabies were played was the equivalent of 311 round pas 1th h d1 Ftve accident In which Sel'· 1 bl utg lellows in this area will grosses on her new ,fllm, "I at the gala dmner staged by ~~:~n~o~~y 11 ~: "a':em &r~up. trtps 10 the moon. cu~:~ld F. Napper, Zll, Rut- ~o~l~k a~ wa:n:. ~;;atrt~k era! prrsons r;~elve<' minor you 6·to-6 for your money. ~~What ~o~ IDtdh ~~lid em- the Theatre Owners of Amertca took fne longest t.i'ne- 4B The abrupt switch In landing land, forfeited $17 bond In for someone to pull, calling his tnJUrtes, were mveottgated by The arrangemenVIII lor Mar- "'thr on wt at s era e "', I lwdhereh Jole wahs. toahstmaster) utes plans caused by the computer Gallipolis court for fatlure to father like that Do you think IGalhpolts Post, State IDghway tha Raye"s trtp lo etnam were • mos ex en"ve persona an as ent tm Is yacht · was another test of man's abll · p t 1 th t w ekend lr1ghtfull hush-hush She was- appearance tour of her career. " j (which Is only slightly smaller Aaolher group weal lo lieep • file registration fee there's any bope Cor IIS'-TRQ. a ro over e pas e . Y , llstenlag to 1 melronome oet lty to react to lnst ..nt change UBLED Most seriously Injured was lit permitted to takt anyone a- •S!nce Joan s noted for I he Ithan the Michelangelo) to crutse I 71 b In I Tb In the 48th orbit Sunday aft. D T bled · Paul Dean Williams 20 Eur· long with her - not even her length, breadth, depth and ef lo and from a June 6 appear- a eall per m 8 e. ey ear rou · ' lano player or her manager, ftctency of her tours. thos one ance at Paltsades Park Bobby look ebout the oame length ol ernoon, McDivitt reported the Maybe - In a year or two. eka Slar Rt' who fell asleep ~tck CondOJ Only a few of ought to be a whopper. Ibecame a pal as well as some- time. The troup that went to off-on switch of the computer For the preaent, too many lies and ran off the road into a ditch hlo cloot friends art aware thai thing of a protege when Joe sleep In absolute quiet didn't was locked In the 'on" position have been told The distance hitting a culvert. Terry Suthern ,. busy on a se Letter just recetved from j personally chose htm over ali i: ~uc~ b=ter. ~ ~~~e~r~~ e~r~ts~~lnth:."~e~~ between 15 and 19 Is just about The acctdent look p!.ce at quello his best-seller, "Candy" Cannes ·Seldon has the Can-1the other boy vocalists to stng th m nu es ed ~~ ~ tlful electric power reserves three times aa great as the dis· 4:15 am. Sunday, seven tenth• It wtll bt tlllad "Candy'• Dill· nes Film Festival witnessed the theme song ont he . liar o:uexpo~ U ~nn: If e:b From the control center. on lance between 17 and 21 -and of a mtle south of Rt 218 on 8 ghter" Tho Georso SteveOJ anything hke the flap Rex low"' soundtrack Jesse Ow· : ~~ eIn te e th ere that'a the truthl - H Rt 7 There was heavy dam0 d att m t sol ill Hollywood predicta '"The Harrison started after he attend· Iens, who followed a bout with ~ - I ~ u '· ed K[ un 'th e ~ wby Dear Helen: ag~ t~ the car Wtlllams was Greatest Story Ever Told" will ed a showmg of· rhe Htll ' As pneumonia with slipped disc tedeset 10 '"I' art• notdprte· lj rna "11 8 txth • sw •, or t. Rev. Ray E Warne has an· I alwaya read your column & admitted to Hoi~er hospital an,d 1 dl sen o cam~e a a ampe e o pass . u e comp•1 er wen . . bt I h• kip Bibllca! fUm gross- you know, Ute ptcture " a SllV- surgery, 11 recovermg rapt y purchase he"art • oound re- on the blink. nounced hiS resl'ltlatlon as a1most a1~ays agree with you Is bemg treated for Iacer ·' 'Qn ~~ •• all t1~e, aurpusmg even age crtttclsm of the Brttish and expects to get out of the cordings but rather to em- As fh ht control be an to feed pastor at the Chester Church But 1 cant let your comment of the lace and possible c• .sl 8 Ben Hur, whlch pulled m Army, ond the way Rex took hospital wlthm a fortnight h 1 th 1 1 th 1 1 fo fl g of the Nazarene on hope chesta go by You said injuries 1 10 $311,000,000 . . The Tony Curtts- on your would havo thought I Ltz Taylor's new short hatrj P as ze e ac a c ose ·~· ormat1on r r1ng 01 retro- It was reported Rev Warne , · · es, a btg hit at the Moscow Ftim HE ~>as the Br~ttsh Arm; cut (first reported here) has soctatmn wtth the mother a rockets and preparatto,, for Is leavtng the ministry upon ad- you hadn t heard of one In years Another Sunday acctdent took F.. hval last 1•ear have been bittle dress He ltterallv wag- a name · ""The Gtgolo" Natur· body " of the utmost lmpor- landing. McDivtlt calmly went 1 I hi h I I d t I was surprised because I am, place at II 4a am •n Rt 35 ' • lance m the early weeks ol t0 1 v ce o s P ys c ans ue o d ha be f tl · ' mvoted aga111 and wtll &• over ed a one-man ftght • samst the allv all her chums were dymg 1f Otb f to b d seep Ill healh Rev warne Is said an ve en or some me, one tenth o! a mile west of Rio 1 81 lhJS Sununer, too. movie, and made it qutle clear to ·know what Rtchard thought e. 1 h ~ ac ~ e Failure of the computer to have been Injured In the anticipating the aay When I Grande A car dnven out of a thstavoteforttwouldbecon-lot the darmg otyle and Mrs. norma ea sou s, auc as ;meant lack of Instantaneous I I I hi lth canhave ahopechest.Ithlnk pnvate. drive by Hershel T ' via the warmth and contllct ' are lm- Iandl ng data to McDlvItt. Thl s serv ce, eav ng m w a It prov1des ~ world famous restaurant stdered a personal affront to Burton made 11 pubhc some thl ng for a Wmters 57 Rto Grand• failed. 1 1 dill · !Jilrd · recently to the tune of htm It " understood here that j Pans scnbes 'I consulted my portant . too This study by • Imeans he would not be able to sp;a on d hi 1 11 glfl to do and heads her for a to stop ~nd' slid out into Rt 35 '""I 1200.000 going through MGM and Seben At1s are fur- husband m advance," she satd, p;omment p~yslc!an Is .~ ' ·fly" the sh1p down mto re- lie~ ~:~nga~ D~lo::,: happier mamage. It will be where 11 was hl! by Lawrenc~ 'I n e legal proceedmgs by whtch ious, and may !tie a formal ""olherwtse you wouldn't see my 8 rong reason 1 a vlnocated '"'f entry woh'l eB X 333 a 0 oon n' fun to collect my own linens, Dolin 35 Ypsilanti Mlch , k t all ed t roommg·m sys em stea o o, o , s s as a · etc JP , , . • 1 ~~ ma nagemen was ow o comp amt wtth the Festtvai au· hatr tltls way I m not Ia mg the old - lashtoned hospital Relies Oa Gravity other minister Is called. Rev. .• There was minor damage to off creditors at 10 cents on thonlles Certamiy they are chances on any ar11umenta at I 1 ad h t ld t W hi the cars Winters was cited lo 1 Dear Helen· do ll or But 11 s contmumg very unhappy about Rexy - home" nu~ryh. d b n: et 'the ;as 0 p 0 got 1 ar7 e~pre~:~a es ~PX;'ft a· My sister and I, ages 15 and Galli poll~ court June 12 for fal~ ~ ~ ..-T e octoro say my son ac 0 e ereury roJec 1 ton a w v 8 a 18 have started hope chests 1 1 'ONLY' l,OOO AT 7, has too much Insulin What system, relying on the law of pleasure to restde in thts area W~ are ftiUng them With pll: ure to yie~d right of way. :1 LAST RITES II Ute best trea~ment lor If? gravtty. The capsule wo~ld low cues, sheets, dolllel, etc., A second one-car accident A-Hyperlnsuhnlsm Is rela· sllool intO the atmosphere ijke that we have embroidered our- took place mII 10 p m. Satur4 'LIVE' OffiOAN lively rare In children Every a ston~ on a line prescribed ~Y I. 3 ~ilee of selves. After they are finished, day on Rt 141, one and eight effort must fust be made lo the ftrmg of the reverse rock- Road IS Accepted we put them In chests lined tenths miles east ol Rt. 715. A • PORTSMOUTH, Ohio tUPI) - determme whether thiS con- ets The Metgs County Comml• with cedar which will preserve car driven by John W Dillon , Gerald McKinney, 42, saod It dttlon ts due to a dtsease or McDtvltt started tinkering Ill stoners today Bgreed to accept them ' 18 Northu ran off the rl hi St~>le~ h~er~~~u!:tu~~~ $!17 547 ~· $107.437 91 was a famtly tradition, so he the ktdneys, pituttary, adre-1the hope the computer, llke a 1.43 mtles of road _that had E~roldery is tun and It side of thi~oad and rolled 'Pll l•x coll ection for the twoRooo f48.806 46, $22,608 33, htred a band. contacted a nals or liver. II the dtsease car batte.ry, could be coaxed formerly been mamtalned as doesn't Interfere With your er There was heavy damage ' ' k pertod endmg May 'l9 $751,12715, f68(J 881 31 preacher and attende.~ hll own causes attsckl of rapid heart, back to ltfe But there always Chester Township Road No. 1_19.j time. Wedding lhowen are nice, to the car, and the driver el' lr up 2 7 mtlllon over the Srlolo - $58.616 31, e25 181! 04 funeral. jheadache or vonutmg, an tn- , ~as the chance II would work The road covers a sectton but It Isn't like makln& your caped InJury. • $ • ' ectton or adrenalm or a tmperfectly from State Route 1 at F 1v e W al'le pertod m 1964. There 94(1 468 40, $897,710 95 I McKmney, a Springfield. cube of sugar by mouth may • own things. e hope other girls Another Injury accident took we re onI) two of the ten sou- Vlnlon- ~7 87, $913 20, $46,- Ohio. factory worker, sat bare- give some relief It 19 help- The rockets were let for fir- Points, southeasterly to County will go back to hope cheats too place at 11 25 am. Saturday on 'heas tern Ohio countlea tlult 837.19, $54,057 11. Iheaded and unsmiling through- ful !o gtve your son a light In& shortly before I p m EDT Road No 34. Chester townshfp - POPPY AND PEGGY Rt 233 one lenth mile west of wet c h<'hlnd lut years figures, Collection ol motor vehicle out hiS funeral servlet Sunday supper and to gtve hun a diet brmg!ng them tor capsule~~:~ ~~~~s~~~~~~ !:~Dear Girlt: Rt. 141: A car dnven by Fm· Hock\ng and VInton VInton house tratier and use !axe~ before about 1,000 friends and that " htgh 10 proltens Into a ""fall safe" orbit near tbe ed the seulon • I take It ~II back' Guess hope ley Wtlson Davis, 67, Rt. z Pat'ema ns the only county m the sbowln& the collections for the curtostly seeken at the Scioto and low m carbohydrates PacifiC coast of the Umted I th tlvll th chesta aren t out of fashion af. riot pulled from a ~oiveway and group behlnd In current fiscal two week period <ndmg May County Fairgroundo near here !sugars and atllrches), States. ml~sl:ne:: h~~ E~~retteL ~~: ter all - at least I lot of my wen! left ol center and coliJd. year 11gures. 29 and for the flSCBl year Ht went to the fatrarounds In Once In the fail-safe orbtt, b I ct d • correspondents told me so! Plan. eel headon with a car drivel ,..... n ' th lhdt do mesaaeenspeoranvo..-nlnahdf Figuru •howu,. ••• co ec- whlch started July I, 1964 (ol- a hearse, but he aat If the front e capsu e a o come wn eel to 8 animal claiml to VIr· g e• or ma~rtage " a west on Rt. 233 by Jlen Eu1ene tlons for tht two-week pertodl lows Athens • $12,967 21, $2.'18,- seat With lbe driver. Twelve minutes later, reverse At:,:. and Homer Lee lovely custom and I m glad It's Miller, 26, Ill. 2 "a trio!, end!nJ May 21, ltl!il and May 463 I6. Gallla • $5,523 82, $142,- The procession mcluded Merocketa fIre, G-forces start · still around! Somehow ll ma~es 50, 1964, and lor the fiscal 708 50. Hocking •s 829 oo *114 • Kinney's wtfe motlter brother buildlnf up on the pilots. If the the bonds seem much more 'l'hDere was minor damage Ia 11•e avts rar and heav 1 u1 d -. ' ' • ' ' ' 1 · years start ng J Y I, 1964 an 834 90 Jackson - no weekly hg- and a dozen cousms He woro rocketa ailed, Gemini-4 would Veteran• Memorial lltapbal permanent. - H th Mill . Y t0 July 1, 1963 followa: I ure, $181,53277. Lawrence . a black SUI! and tie and oald utili land, althollflh In the South AdmlsoloDI Saturday - Bea- Dear Helen· . e er vehicle. A p.usenger Alheaa - ,1&,88124, $12,110.· $17 026 83, $331,139 2.\ Metgs • he was pleased "'th the serv· Atlantic between Africa and trice Nice, Racme: Violet Ba- About how long do you think ~ lhe .~ 11 '"-R.r capr, Ruby Mae 2a, ~7,479 07, f478,7$1141. $5,38124, $122,858,96 Ptke- Ice Mr South America. tey, Middleport; WIIIIJm Mus- It should take a girl to get over d erb, ..,, t 2 atrlot recelv• Gellla - $10,742.72, $6,119 20, $6,062 38, $103,336 31 R 0 8 1· and Mrs. Roy Moles of Then the drogue chute at Ick, Pomeroy; Dalll)' Reneau, e a ump on the forehead and f238,~ 80, $224,290 011. $17,270 01, $339.798 29 Sctoto • McKmney satd hos great Columbus were guests of Mr 50,0110 feet, liD! main chute 1 Rutland. was treated and releaaed at th• Hocking - $9,361180, $9,705.83,1 $32,280 96, $465 058 97. Vtnton • grandfather held a Slmtlar pre- and Mrs Guy Bolen. 10,600 feel and finally, oplash- Dllebar1e1 Salu.-y _ Mn. Oalc IDII hospttal. Davis WU $210,318 88, 1120'1,14116 $2,833 42, $54,955 20. view funeral when he wos 80. j Mrs Braley and Mr ad down! Ronald Frye and daughter, Car· cited to Galltpolla court Wed• Jack~oa- •16,1511t, $14,181.· back 111 Ill% Hi• rather al<o j Mrs. Liggett of Shade were re· On ill mighty ntan II rocket, roll: Molly Talbott, Portland, (Continued from page I) neaday for left of center 1111d 40 ..,47 ,334 05, $32e,32110 mnted t~ hold a "livm1 funer· cent Sunday VIBIIOfl at the Guy tha capsule IOIUed from Its Aunda Klein, J>omeroy. sumptlon of the council debate unsafe vehicle. Lawreaco- $15,22127. $1! · W"EATHER ai servtce." but he .!ted before Bolen borne Cape K!nnedJ pad at 11·16 Admlsalons Sunday -l>reanllast Thursday. ---t75 53, $527,589 22, "78,63tl85 The world'o atllelll living arrangements could be made. Mr. and rs Jerry Waedeck am. EPT Thursdav on 1 pillar Stevene, New lfliven; Karen GETS LARGEST GRANT Melgo - $10,944 74, ..,,880.30, lblng, 1 redwood tree In Hum-( Band Playo Anthem and son called on Mr. Epple of orange IDlOke. Murray, Pomeroy: WUUam COLD WINDS SWEPT A· WASHINGTON !UP!) _ Nell '199,39372, $188.1!8 71 ' boldt Connty, Calif., 11 3417 8 The motorcade arrived and and Frank recenur Ill retum wouht 'lt smoke- Graham, Racine; Ell:labetb ~o!l! Montana today, splatter- York City will receive the larl• ....!'!'! -=__ $9,55~ Ill_~_ ~.11&9.~_._ le_et blgh with__a girth of« fee~. Itho band played the national Mrs Kenneth Cros• and less, 1 llllYery lash Humpl!rey, Pomeroy. mg wetanow and dropp1011 tern- est lin&le grant to date Und8l ,....-------------·· I anthem A casket was placed daughter of Wmfield, W Va' Tbt COlllputer malfunction on Dlscb8rJes Sunday - Inez peratures by nearly 40 degrees the admimstratlon's anti-povet' on the stage and the Eagle• and Mrs Paul Cro!S ol Grove fhe Jail day matched the one Pooler, Pomeroy. In only 1 few hours. Scattered ty program - $9,llla,618. Lodge ptesented • short ·•mem City were guest sol Mrs Harl dlsappo!ntment of the lirst d.lly thunderstorms rumbled aci'OBS The community action gra~~ orlal" servtce m honor of Me- Hamng Also vtstlmg were Mr -the !allure of the capsule to CLE&NUP 11 TONIGHT the muggy eastern hall of the awarded fllr ID eight-month ~ 811 0 Kinney d Mrs. Tommy •••, Ath- rendtzvous of ' the tumbling Resldanll ol lht area Inter- nation. . rlod, will raiH the clty'1 lOla! o I The Rev Ray Borden of ens second stage ol the ntan-2 ested In rrolunteerlng their tune The 40-mtle an hour wlnda federal anti-poverty fundi to JlO Springfield. pastor of an toler· Mr Gregory attended the rocket 10 orbit. McDivitt tried for a warthwh!le effort, are sent snow flying In aeveral milUon, according to a joint andenommatlonal church, dehver- funeral or hts father-m-iaw In to rendervout but wu too far uked to be at the Pomeroy northern Montana cities. The nouncement SUnday !rom Stnl, ed the orallon and r.ad the West Vtrgmla. away .~ llllnt lao much fuel, parklnf lot at ) p.m. today to tem~rature al KallspoU pi~ Jacob K. Jav1ta and Robert F. obituary Alen Borgan aud James Bor- and falled. help with the clean-up work mete from an afternoon high K!nnedy. 1 "We pray for the richest gan family spent w~kend The sttnc of that wa1 taken alone the parking lot. of! ~::es Sunday to 41 de----biessmgs on th10 hvlng corpse' wtth Mrs Dorgan and Mtchael. out by the cavorting of White All boaters, alor.g with oth- if Y· IIUILETit and his loved ones," tbe pastor - Mrs. Jolut Sloul for 20 mlnuteo In space, pro- er intereated pereona wllllng to ATTI!:ND TEA WASHINGTON tUPII satd. ' Gerald McKmney has SPEC! L pelllng himself Willi a three-jet help, art needed to help with Mrs Albert Rowh "d 1 Tlle Snpreme Court today ... always worked hard and we're w h 1 1~ MEETING space liUll at ~' end ol a 26- the project. Volunteers are uk- of th~ Feeney Benn'etrre;• en, ~:;ed the 1VD nrlndl!Dg Cllllhonored to have thts ;1ving lS tohrs 'P u ~~terodDale E loot nylon tether. ed lo brmg axes and saws. AuxUtary Mrs· Lewis Loo~. U 08 of Tew lllllncllr Bbo runera I . I trus I we h••• been Iroy mt Lodannounccu Pome-1 ' . ... .U e Sol "" of e No 164 tF &ayAM Ill MInor annoyanc.. .. croppeel up, and daughter, Jwce, ar·t Mlsa trialEitel beeaiiH tel 1081 of belp to Gerald McKtnn~y l hold 8 ~ clai meet at ; 30 a balky com~llona oyo- minute• In space - together Edlth HaptonstaU, were ..., Gal- broadc L •vllled IDI and hiS loved ones" IPm Tu!':day, June'":, at theljlem on the sec®t;~J~y: a oUght more !hiD all etght U.S. astro- lipolil Saturday to attend the _ __11..::.__ _ _ _ __ Expected S.OOO tea for the Buckeye Glrlt' State 1MtiBomc tern le There Wtll be concern over l1111j consumption naull be~e them. McKmey satd he liked the work 10 tbe rrrst degree for two on the aama ~IV; llld Sunday, -At 1G,J3 a.m. EDT Sunday, daleptes held at the a r a c e Btl-minute service but was dts- candtdates. Refreshments will an exceasive ''IIIMdlitl" ol oxy- they aurpllaed Soviet raeordl Methodist Church The girls are appomted with the turnout He be served All master Masons gen In the cabltl:•> wort Ill 78.1 haura HI by the Vostok- beiDa aponoored bJ fhe auxiJ. DIVotlf., TO INTIRIIT 0., expected 5,000 Instead of 1 000 are mvited. fixed. and VOI!Ok_. COimOnaut erewa la!'f. at lhe \fell-publicized event Pair Set rdt Today, they were pauln& the Mrs. Rouah alao has lliJIOunc:•-· 1_ , , _ _ . " " ' Melga Genent&.pttal Record after .Cord fell to 94.2-hour lll1ht of Vostok-!. td that In can of ntn, the joint Admission• Sallnlay _ o c the apace chap : Still out of l'eiCh: Tbe 119- picnic of the auxlllary end the .., Com- 110 111011111o •• ..,. NEW YORK - Judy Hall~ Chapman Chillicothe· Ch~les -8oarlni Into an orbit of 108 bour marathon lll&ht ol Soviet Feeney-Bennett Poat, Amerklan 1JV·~~ Jt-: day, the iotellectually brUUant Harrljlon,' Middleport.' mliel tht IJ.S. mar& HI by coomonaut Valery F. 1lykovlkf Lealon, will be held at .the hlll 11: , _ 11 actress who won an Academy DlocbarJ.. Sallnlay _ Lin· Walter Schlrra In 1912 (but not Ia June, 1963. In Middleport, ~ •• IH ..., ...,,. ,. Award playlag dump bloildes me Pulbns Reedmlle· Lero Ithe 30&-mlle mark HI by two White let another I'I!COrd· He Nollollll ~ 10 • 41ed early today In •er oleep watson P.:Oeroy ' Y Ruaaiaut last March) . doubled tbt 10 mlnutea apent PIM'i10N FILED a....~. ii:''r.i at MI. Sloal Hoapltal alter • Adm~slons Su;doy _ N 0 r- -At 11.31 p.• EDT Friday, b1 Soviet cosmonaut Alelel A COIJiovlt note petition In~:· Odr Ollr. five-year bailie against .... man Smtih, Pomeroy; Joe Ad- Gemini 4 paued the 2Z 9-orblt Leonov walkinc In apace last the amount of $484.29 hu bean ;.~= ~ eer · kms, Pomer~, Florence Burn- Irecorda f Gordon Cooper Ht In March 18. And Whltlt wu the Iliad In MeJaa County common lliUI ':a:r' .A..,ld l, f.: She would have lren « on side Pomeroy 11163. llrst to be self-propelled, acram- pleat court by tha Flrlt Nation- •••111o. IUOt ~ '~ 1' J 11 • · 'llotorlotto _ _ .... une • Dlscbaraeo Suaday - Ada K. -AI 9·41 p.m EDT the oame bllng over, under anci on the t1 Bank, Racine, qalnat Claude .,. aflltollt, ""' IIIHili . R~l w .,~ Rowe, Racme. day they loa&ed 68 hours, 51 Gemini capsule. •• , 8llci Mar&It C. CunnJnah8111, ";&.!!" 1 W ld A • I young Man m: JDJUfe • dIll • ACCI"dent 2 1 m:. I••• 50 Rev, Ray Warne :okeer:tb:: ° tf R • J bA es1gns 0 S ChUrCh pas1Or '"I .J" •w I ° 1 1 I ° T F' A es ax •gores re '1 $2•7MiJ}"JOD JO • SEO or· ·-· !,. I HarriS'on ville ,u News Notes l I I I I ~ .I ' 111 UPI BfJe• £s 1 THE DAilY SENTINEL ::'!!!'._MAIO. !!'n':. 4 =.••,••.., .!l:''l;1 r:-1,..*"=" ,.-::z :.:= ,::.'" I •= I 'l:'".t :'i. . ' ...!\::"J ' ' :f. Drysdale " well on hts way to prevented a Dodger debacle In Sammy Ellla pitched a five- drove ill tbree ru... .ttVIeld lbt the most brtlllant aeason of hts Mtlwaukee, masmuch as the hitter to wm his mr.th ~ame Pntes 1&811111 011 ~a&ts lito career - even more brilliant Braves won Ute second game tor the Hods behind n 1:Hlit at- h_Ind lltr, a~ ~lillllif!l Of Dati than hls 2>-9 campaign m 1962 of the doubleheader 6-4 to take tack that mcluded two hlts each .ardwen and l!oD VU!e. ~ ' GRAND BLANC. Mich. (UP!) and perhaps the best m the NL the sertes, three games to one b, Tommy Harper, .Pete Rose well pitched In ei8bl • bl&tlr -One de~rate swipe of J~ttk since Dizzy Dean posted a 30.7 The Philadelphla Phllltes ADd lioroon Coleman The Red• an<l struck out live liD! be llnl CINCINNATI (UP!) _ Every- to St. Louis and ChtcaflO. They Nicklaus's driver took. all the record In 1934. whipped the Chicago Cubs 2-1 "o!"\'d three of tbetr runs when g!""e and Veale pneaed I llv. body knew tt was just a matter return home a week from today pressure off front-runiUIIg Tony No major league pttcher has and 10.9, the Clnelnnatl Red• tltey bt;i1ched doubles by Vada bttter and fanned lll:l In lbt of Ume until Sammy Ellis ~ agamst the New York Mets. Lema and made II possible f: won 30 games In a season smce defeated the San FranCisco Gt- PlllSon and Deron Johnson and second game. d kJn ldl 100 000 came a btg winner m the major Ellis had all the support he hun to win the 1 • Bui Dean did It '" 1934, but Drys ants 6-0, the Pt!tsburgh Ptrates a stogie by Co~an With two Claude Raymon • rna I leagues. needed while he set down the Open for the second consecutive dale has reached the one-tlltrd swept the New York Mets 5-3 mtenuoal walks 1 the thlfd first start m the majon. 1 A year ago, the 24-ye"ar-old Gtanta. Three of the five btts year. , . mark of thts season wtth a !D-3 and 3-0, and the Houston As· mmng. Rookie Bt~ Hands, re- pttcbed a se~ for lbt Youngstown, Ob1o, nattve was a the young righthander gave up Sll(lday 5 victory, wtth an mark and a 2 39 earned run tros routed tl•c St Louts Card- ·eotly tecalled 'r>m Tacoma, Astros who walloped Rar Sastar rehef pitcher for the Cln· came m the first mmng But eight-under-par 2110 for 72 holes average At that pace he would mats HH to other NL games suffered tbe loss for San Fran· deckt and three SUcctBtltlfl lilt 01 cmnatt Reds, but now he's just with the bases loaded, Ell~ re- on the longest course the pro Natfoaal Leap be zero;ng m on a 30 vtctory In the Ameru·an League, New ' Jsco. 12 bits mcludln& bomers bf LM 8 too good to be anythmg but a tired Jay Alou on an 10nlng- tour, 7-28~yard W~wlck Hills, G. AB •· H. Pet. season m September. York downed Chtcago 6-1 ano Robetto Clemen~ had hom- Maye, JIDI Gentile and Jim starter. ending foul pop up. was Lema I llrst thts year and Colman, Cin 33112 14 42 .375 Wzat's even more Important 12.jj, Cleveland routed Detrml er, triple and two doubles and Wynn. Ellis went !be route for the The Reds scored three of their lht $ZO,OOO paycheck moved him Aaron, Mil 40 151 28 51 •338 to the Dodgers, however, 1s It)·I, Mmnesoh romped over sixth time this season In beat- runs m tlle thtrd inning on dou- from 21st plaee In earnlnga to Torre, Mtl 43155 25 5I ·329 that Drysdale has been carrying Washington 11-2, Los Angeles Clndenon, Pttt 49183 33 60 329 th te t 11 hand defeated Baltimore 3.j) and Kan 1ng the San Francisco Giants bles by Vad"a Pmson and Deroo 4th with $37,184.12. I NY 50 175 22 57 326 e am vir ua v smg1e· tHl Sunday on ftve hits. It was Jobnson and a smgle by Gordy But unltl Nicklaus bobbled, Kranpoo • · edly smce May 22 The Dodg- sas Ctty edged Boston 4-3 after hls ninth vtctory, and seldom Coleman along with two lnten- Lema confessed, '"things were a .t.Aiou, SF 51213 37 69 .324 ers have won only ~even games the Red Sox won the ftrst 4 have the Reds needed one as !tonal walks. little tight." Allen, Pbtl 9 185 36 ~ 324 and lost etght smce that date game, 9-4 they dtd Sunday . The Reds ptcked up one run The turnln& point came on McCovy' SF 49 167 34 5 323 and Don ha• been responstble Saturday night, the In the first mmng on Pete the tee of the last hole when Mays, SF 51180 38 58 322 Cor lour vt~tones ~•thout a Drysdale struck out eight and I were turned, when Juan Rose's smgle, a walk to Pmson Ntck!aus, tra~ bv only one Bolling, Mil 39 131 17 42 321 loss. walked only one. He also blast· tchai ftve-hitted the Reds and Coleman's omgle. stroke and conung on, clubbed American League ed one of three Dodgers homers edging Jtm Maloney 10. The victtm of both uprisings the ball with the toe of hls G AB R. H. Pet. Hurls Sir Hitter - the other two were by Jtm Reds Idle Today was rookie righthander Bill driver It soared high, wide and Horton, Del 34 124 19 45 363 Gilltan ""d Lou Jo~t.,on - m The Reds were off today Hands, who was char ed with -for Lema - handsomely out Davblo, Clev 43 160 19 56 350 Drysdale proved to be the \ snappmg the Braves tour-game lore gomg on a short road the Joss In his major of bounds to the lelt 10 a loop- McAulife, Det 44 168 34 a7 339 ~:dz~=~e!. ~=a~:~~e~ .. ~~~ wmnmg streak. start. Hands was re- mg hoom. Hall, Mmn 44 184 31 55 335 o1 th th Homers Aid Braves last week from Tacoma, . . Manttia, Bos 47 171 17 56 327 vtctory e season WI a he had an tHl record and Ntcklaus, Informed the ba.ll Robnson, Bait 32 123 18 39 .317 4-0 stx-httter agamst the Mil- The Braves gamed a spht be0 50 earned run average was out of bounds, took bts Wagner, Ciev 42171 36 53 .310 waukee Braves. Drysdale s wm fore 17,17> wtlh the help of two Henry Also Nicked third stroke ..from the tee and Howard, Was 52 196 23 60 .306 homers by Gene Ohver and The Reds notched thelf fmaljL.ema satd, 1 was ,tunned · · Ward Cht 43164 28 50 .3115 Cubs 45· McCovey Gtants 39 , turdy relief pttchmg by Billy ' Mon 43148 2B 43 .293 Johnson · • Reds Ma)s · ' Gtants· 0 ,Dell cltcr Denny Lemaster two runs m the eighth, off form- ; "I walked up to the , green .to Alhson, er teammate Bill Henry, the i ~e the ~coreboard, he srud, Home Runs and Mathews, Brave• ail 36 faltered tn the seven•"t F~hpe last of four Gumt pitchers. You don t wtsh any opponent National League - Mays, American League - Manltila Ainu haa three htts and Oltver, Leo Cardenas smgled tn the bad luck, and 1 felt confident Gtants 17; McCovey, Gtan!s 13; Red Sox 44; Howard, Senator; Joe "lorre and Eddte Matllews eighth, followed by another thts week But Jack was play- Torre, Braves; Calltson, Phils 40; Ohva, Twms 36, Coiavtlo had two eaeh tn the Braves' By United Press Iatematlonal smgie by Rose. Both scored mg well, a~ •t was gettmg and Mathews Braves all 12. Indians 34 Thomas Red Sox, 12 htt second game attack. h T pretty tight ' ' . , . National League w en ommy Harper doubled l.e d h I ed It American League - Howard, KaUne Ttgers and Versatll••s R•y Ccip ptlched a ftve-mtter W. L. Pet. Eilts struck out four and It mNa skalt ," ~-ay . t !cozy Senators ll, Horton, Ttgers II ; Twms 'all 31 ' t<• Win tl t ftrst ganoe fo· Ute Los Angeles 32 20 .&Ia walked ftve, two above hts av- a er tc aus' ""~ m o rou- Comgliaro. Red Sox; Thomas, Pllehing ' . erage But he had control when ble The Masters champmn R d S C1 t 1d Phtlltes and John 11 <::alhson Milwaukee 26 20 >65 h ~ d t d had the from Columbus Ohto whacked e ox, o avt o. n ta., , National L.eagoe- Eilts , RedS! htl th'ee I omet s and drove Ill CtnCinnati 27 22 filii e~f~l Sa~ ~r~:~sco batting~: bts fourth shot 'or th; hole mto Hall. Tw10s and Oliva, Twtns 9-2, Jay, Reds 4-1; Farrel. As· lout runs m the mghtoa p Tony San FranciSco 27 24 poppmg up and grounding a trap at the left of the green all 10 Runs Balled In tros 4-1; Drysdale. Dodge" GonzaleL was the battmg s•ar St LoutS 25 25 500 6 with monotonous regularity and fmally took a triple-bogey 10-3 , Ve•le, Ptrates 6-2 o• the h'st game Nt ln fuur htts Houston 2ll 2B 481 7 The Reds get back mto aclton seven Lema canned hiS par for National _ L.e_ague__- ~an~~ · Amerlean League - Pa<eual, and both Phtladelplua rbt"s Cal· Ptttsburgh 24 2ii 480 7 night agamst the Car- a tw ... under 70 for the clincher. Twms 7·0 _Grant, Twms 50 h on s three homer' m .he secPhiladelphia :!3 26 469 the ftrst of a three- The smgle swing knocked Nlckl~us from the runner.up Ftsher, Whlte Sox 5·1. Buz. ond gam• raiSed hts season to· 'Chicago 21 28 429 series Then comes a - spot mto fourth place. reducmg hardt, Whtte Sox 4-1: Loltch, tal to 12 ond gav. lum seven New York 20 32 385 12 series agalllSt the banged a double and Wlse had hiS paycheck from the $!2,000 Tigers 7-2 m hts last Ia games Saturday's Results to Wlnd up the road trtp a lrtple earned by second hmsher John - ::..:..~:__ _ __ _ __:::_:::::__::::.:_.::._~=::_---'---------------------Pittsburgh 9 New York 0 Van Meter went the route lor ny Pott, to $5,000. Poll tallted e • Mtlwaukee 9 Los Angeles I Ute Yankees while Dodson was 282, two strokes behlnd Lema. Chtcago 9 Philadelphia 8 gomg the dtstance for the Red and Julius Boros earned $6,800 St. Louts 4 Houston 3 (12 mns ) Sox with 283 for thtrd. San Fran 1 Ctdcmnalt 0, By innings: Only other players to break Sunday's Results ll OX Yankees 110 24~ 9 5 par for the dtstance were Bert Ptttsburgh 5 New York 3, Red Sox 302 OCl- 7 4 2 Weaver wtth 286 lor $4,500 and Van Meter and Powell Dod- Doug Sanders wtth 287 lor game tO OUDt son and Swartz. f4,00il. Rookte Bob Zunmerman Ptttsburgh 3 New York 0, Umpires - Stobart and Pow- matched par at 288 to fimsh game Phtladelphta 2 Chtcago I. Theb Yankees edged the Red e~ll;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;::;::;;;;se;;;ven::;th::;and::;e;,:arn::;;;;$3;;;,5;;;00::;~~ -l game Sox y explod 1ng for four 1• Ptladelphia 10 Chtcago 9, runs 10 tbe fifth mnmg In Mid-I jdleport Boys League play Satgame Cmclnnatt 4 San Franctsco 0 urday. Fmal score was the Yanks 8 Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 0, and the Red Soc 7. I game The Red Sox attempted a Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 4, Ico1meloack rally with two runs game last half of the ftnal ONLY Houston 10 St. Louts I , game frame, but couldn't overcome PIMDIWil ......... Houston at St Louts, 2nd the Yankee bulge. I Cenvonltwt r..... ppd, ram Yankee bttters were HaggerMonday's Probable Pitchers ty with one htt. Powell, a double Los Angeles a: p~;il~~ ei~~;.: :::b~t:,wo smgles, Van Meter, a ntghl - Koufax (7·3) vs BurHayman, a two bagFURNITURE CO. dette 10-2! ger, lflinson, two singles and D MASON. W. VA. (Only game scheduled) Ltttle, a smgle. Tuesday's Games Oiler and Ptckens each had 1~Milwaukee at Chtcago m_ e _r~n_s_J_or the Sox Pullins I San Franctsco at New York. night Los Angeles at Philadelphia mght Houston at Ptltsburgh, night Cmctnnati at St. Louis, night American League W. L. Pet. GB Mmnesota 31 15 674 For an average 6 room home (special low prices for ot11er size homes) Chtcago 28 19 >96 3\1 Cleveland 24 20 .545 6 Balttmore 27 23 .540 6 Detroit 25 22 532 6\1 Los Angeles '1:1 27 .500 8 Boston 23 25 .479 9 This special low price includes: New York 22 27 .449 10\1 Washington 22 30 423 12 • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Kansas City II 32 256 18\1 • Rental-free use of metered gas system Forced Air Furnace Saturday's Results including tank and meter '1. New York 4 Chicago 3, 10 inns. Only so• high. Takes up little space. Baltimore 7 Los Angeles 0 With this compact Empire Furnace you can Washington at Mmnesota, ppd., Fully guaranteed. Quiet, powerful, durabl~ add air conditioning at any time. Noc:bnp rain in the blower system will be required. • Cleveland 2 Detrott I, 10 Inns , • 6 warm-air room ducts night Save money by installing now, EJijoy the Boston S Kansas City 3, II Inns. • Cold-air return duct RedS Idle T0day Ifi Bme open lly FRED DOWN UP1 Sports Wrllet Look no further tha~ the towermg ftgure o1 Don Drysdale to explam why the Los Angeles Dodgers lead the National L.eogue by three games. Tbe co-ace and workhorse of the Dodgers staff, 2!1-year-old · -- LEADERS firJ .,.,,.,..1 yanks Rally to N dge Red S By 8 7C 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 1 FORCED AIRJ HEATING SYSTEM MASON I 00 CUSTOM INSTALLED • nliht economy, convenience and cle8DJineaJ of Ashland LP-Gas. • Central thermostat control Sunday'• Results New York 8 Chtcago I (lstl New York 12 Chicago 0 !2nd) Cleveland 10 Detrmt 1 Minnesota lt Washln&lon 2 Boston 9 Kansas City 4 (lsi) Kansas City 4 Boston 3 t2nd, 11 Innings) 1 Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 0 Monday'• Probable Pltclten Detrmt at Los Angeles (night) - McLatn (1·3) vs Chance 14-4). New York at Kansas City (nlgi)t) - Bouton (~) vs. Talbot tJ-31. Cleveland at Mmnesota (mght) - Ttant (4-2) vs. Grant 15-0) Chicago at Boston (night) Buzhardt 14-1) vs. Lonborgl 3 EASY PAY PLANS On new homes the total cost can be included in your mortgage. For COD.vemloll or replacement the payments can be set up on a 5-year FHA loan, or you caD pay just 10% down and take up to 24 months on the balance. Price •r ligen at your awn risk. Coming Into a Pontiac dealer's and not expecting to Orivo out w1th one of our cars Is altrtle like tweaking atlger'o tell and not expecting to ba devoored. Take our Tempests, for Instance. Wt not only load them with scads of otandard equ•pment, but price them so low you'll probably want to bur two and go Into show buslnen. fw 11011 Htallo. mll11hlo OOUJIIIIIO 1111 Aahland LP·811 Bulk Pl..! n111•11 rou r-;:.-H-:~-:.-::~~;:;;.;:1:;:;:;-A:;;I~~:~ - - -- I (4·3). (Only games 1cbeduledl Tuesday'• Game• Detroit at Los Angeles, nleht New York at Kanlll Cily, llfBbt Cleveland at Mlnnesola, nlg~ Ba1timore at Wasblnglon, Diehl Chlc!qo al Boston, olihl II N a m L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- I I c I I I Thl WNI-TIICk - - AddrNI.....-- - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - h p L_____________________________j Dlno:tlono 10 Ho Offer Ezplres July 31,llfl I I I 1 I ., ASHLAND OIL I& REFINING c ·OMPAN " '. . Box 471, Higrwey 124 POMEROY M ="it;; . 4 w_,_ ......,_ "'*' It 2Straight •k ' ~·..-'10~ (I ~ ' Voice of Broadway ••• reportin~ • ~ ----- ~ ' ' ' ', ' Phone WYendolte 2-21~ • Pomeroy, Ohio • Ripley, West Virgini 1 - Phone 372-2221 �l • II ·~ w~~ t •J. "'"..- 'C::U-" "• · · ·-···~ ~~ -~ ~ ~ 5 ~ ~ ·- ·····~ ~ -~ · ~~ ~ ~~~ - ~~- - · ~ -~~ ~ ~ -~ ~~~ ~ · ; ' • .. - Plains Events S·OCIAL SECURITY ~ ~ ... ..._ .. - ·~ ~. .... - ~ • ' .... - · - ...... - - ..... . " ..... .... .a. ... .... .... <Ill;. I 4-_Daily Sent!nel. Pomeroy·Middleport. 0 .. June 7, 1965 t~ receive s~ial _$ecurrty. bene.. Iher care. These events may fils, he receives mformahon a- affect both child's and moth· I Colonial 1 I CAKE MIXES H 0 SE 1 1 2 ! 87c THE SHOE BOX 1 .Instant Coffee I 2-0lf. lor N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I Swift'1 Premium-U. S. Gav't, Inspected Boneless Chuck Roast ~~~ - Mrs. Virginia Baker of Cooltitle spent a few days wlth Mrs. Mary Buchanan. " Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley and daughter of Reedsvtlle vis· tted Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bar. ber. Mrs. Fannie Bigley and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited Mrs. Edith Grimm of Belpre. MISI Connie Holsinger visited her aunt, Emma Van Meter Saturday evening. Mrs. Virginia Carter of Lolli Bottom, Mrs. Wanda Kimes and Mrs. Emma Van Meter were shopping in Marietta and Parkersburg recently. Mrs. Wanda Kimes and and daughter, Mrs. Janet Shleldl and sons and daughter, and Mrs. Emma Van Meter and son and daughter visited Saturday with Mrs. Norma 114ekhold of Reedsville. Mr. and Mrs. RuoseiHiolsiug· er and family and Mr. l!nd Mrs. James Van Meter and family 1nd Mrs. Jessie Dodderer and son called on Mr. and Mrs. JunIor Holsinger and son. Rusty Holsinger spent the weekend with David Van Met· er. Mrs. Virginia Carter and son Jimmy and Sandra Carter and Roger Allmam ipeot SUnday evenilli with Mr. and Mrs. James Van Meter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chevalier are announcing the coming marriage of their daughter Mar tha Lana Chevalier, to Howard Edward Nelson of Wheeling, W. Va., June 5, 1965, at the Eden United Brethren Chureh, followed by a miscellaneous shower and reception. Mrs. Edith Swain and Miss Florence Chevalier of Eden spent a day in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davil and son of Parkersburg spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Barber. Mrs. Emma Vu Meter and son, David, vlaltecl Mra, Qer. aldine Holsinggr, Mr. and Mrs. Larcy Hollinger ond family spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Holslnger 1Dd family. George Curtla visited ad Rood. Many !rom here attended the I a~, . for your MONEY By Martha Holsinger Jolfpen Society 1 ' c &-lb•. bag CITY LOAN Society Notes .., r nice Vacation ... Eden ' , ,•.· THE SWANS DOWN I \ ..... . . ,.· Gree~iee 1 '' ·· r, Mr. llld ltl'l. Cecil M11h. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markson recently. • . of . • ins were beret o visit Mr. and ~atricla Thoma and Mr. and Mra. May Ptckett 1 D~rwiD Mrs. John !lean and'' to attend Mrs. Howard Russell were re- a~OM~andN:"· l'li!M r~ the gr•dur ··on of their grandNfltf'S c, ni Sundav afternoon visitor ~ent ~f ~~igs Q; ;:,: !'~~~. son, John Walter Dean. . ot \lr. and Mrs. Harley John· ' .. . · ARE YOU GOING to the rf" Recent guest> ' Mr · and · ens) vlSlted wrth Mr.niland Mrs. son. H 1 J0 h galla in June? If I get my golf The Cartetor. Crurch is plan" Mrs. Charles King were PFC. Mrs. Larry Barr ol Langs· Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly ar ey oson rece y. carl by then. f may, just may, ning a revival with the date to and Mrs. Eddie King of Camp ville visited with her grandpar· Vicki and Bruce, of carpenter: Howard Russell of the U. S. join the P~,'ade. Or if any one be announced later. Pe11dleton, Va., Mr. and Mrs. ---- - - - .Mr . and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Army and lllatloned In Gerhas room in a horse and bug· '~'he Erghth Grade Claso at Chari"' Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. attack. Accompanymg them to and Karen, Kathy and T a d many has Jlllt returned to tho gy" - one of my friends used Bedford school enjoyed an all· J, . Sargent and Mr and Mrs. Akro.t were Mr. and Mrs. Ed ot Alb•nv and Mr. and Mrs. states. While enroute to 411 to say "Tbey came in their day trip to Camden Par< a re. Ed King, Harrisonvil!e. , .. ,,g o' Harrisonville. vuy Rus'sell. Terry Lym of parents' home, Mr. and Mrl. By Blanche M. llasklne horse and buggy" - she meant cent Saturday. They were ac· Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood ~ana Murray who is a patient Pomeroy were Sunday visitors Jed Russell, In Oregon, he it, too, but anatomically speak· companied by their teacher and and family, Mr. and M•·s. Leroy at the Gallipolis Medical Cen. of their pa rents, Mr. and Mra. !lopped to visit his IJ'andpar• MAY Z7 - Most significant here. For · instance, we have mg, well, you just can't! his wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Wyant, Judy Wyant. Tammy De· ter IS somewhat better at this L;ncoln Russell eats, Mr. and Mrs. Howll'd four words !'ve read in any ad "C. 0." and of course that's Sargen' and Mrs. Kenneth Cha- bord, Mr. and ~:rs. James lime. · Russell and other relatives. ina long time - a full page mayor • elect Fisher Whoever HOPE YOU HAD a good laff ney, Mrs. Roland Dais, Mrs. Hanning of Albany, Mr. and Mrs M1 K 1 h Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce and expensive insurance ad (All: heard of 0. C. (now over Ernie Ford last night (May Helen Carper, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- !;(enneth Wyant of Logan all M " J ar a Beat, daug ter of Randy of Linccln Heights. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner alate) in May 21 Lile. deceased) ever called anything 22). Someone complimented him bert Hawk and Mr. Bill Hart. attend• the Hunt reunion at the ~· a~ Mr~. Wayne Beat has and Mrs. Larry Johnson were i family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugeue 1 Its advantages are described but "O.C.'' And then on his suit snd deprecatingly, Mrs. Donald Brickles is im· home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunt en ' w•l measles: . 1Sunday visitors of their parents,!Thompson and family, Ml'll. In clear inviting interesting young "J. T." Rue, Tom he replied, 'Aw, 1 just took proving at her home after Jtav· at Letart. .Mr. and Mrs. William K1~g 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shu· ;Georgia Thompson and Mr. prose - then these tour words Vetmas's third (?) like a sack of door knobs in ing beer a pneumonia patient Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood ' VISited recently wrth Della R1f-1male. and Mrs. Dale Warner and f1111Jo are Inconspicuously inserted initials are a family "inherit" this" at Veterans Memorial HospiUII. visited wi!h Mr and Mrs. D• u. , fie and with Mr Kmg's broth· I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam of ily were Sunday visitors of Mr. "Not Available in Mississippi." as Lum and Abner would Living now in San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bailey glas Wickline and Mrs. Wood 's , er, Mr. Bert Kmg who has I Barrett, W. Va. , were weekend and Mrs. Herman Warner and 1 I haven't lale!y read four since they are the Initials be claims he "feels like a milk spent a recent Sunday with grandmother, i Racine. beet Ill. VISitors of their son, Mr. and family, more striking words. It insUint. the original J. T. Rue of bucket under I bulL" Oh, got- their son. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 1 It --- ~---------- --------~-ly br ings to mind Ihe 38 Negro polis. ly. Young. and M >.Willi.am King were Mr.1 . churches burned m Lowndes . . p ld h" . d Mr. and Mrs Oliver Michael and Mrs. R1chard Heiima. n and C t SI d And you can limsh out ore 1I111 e o unsop JC 1JCa 1e . ' d . . Cl d II 1 oun y ( c rna area) an the a long list of our own - ever country bou, just one of these and Mr. George Maic·hael visit- . an ::i. ~ ~ m o~ I earnest effort on the part of one has hiS .o; her s ecial tist.y tittle old Hollywood millionaires rerently with Elijah MichaeL Mr . . and Mrs Charles Kmg ' some of our Amencan young, p now. Mr. and :\1rs. Junior Mash and were n Akion reC'ently to. al.FRIENDLY stu~ents mostly, to help . re- I JUST NOW LOOKED dee Anyway, he sang "Sixteen children were in Guaina over a, tend the funeral of :o.tr Km.g·s FOLKS place them, assisted by vanous . . b h h ~Tons" albeit with too much recent weekend visiting his bro· ! srster, Mrs Bert !Freda! Cole 1 church and ministerial groups. m o my syrmga IbiS to c ec flubd bb d . II !d -who died suddenly of. a heart I w , . . . on my young cat 1rd famtly. u ery ancmg a arom . , . _____ _ __ __ e can t msure you m MIS· Th , f M b. him as he warbled S1 RA II BERRIES TODAY at sissippi; too many burning tor- . ey re ·me. Y yo~ng ro ms, · . our house. And once a ain ches , Molotov cockt·a1.1s and mda nest over the light stand· But I dare you not to like "Do btl g I bo 'd . E . . u ess God cou 1d have even bomb be' 11 d ar a ve our outSJ e stairway, .rme, the Kmg of Korn. d b f . 1 s mg ung aroun . went away so quickly 1 hadn'tl rna e a eUer rmt than the from Regular Stock . " ., . strawberry, but doubtless God ' Include• Tetn AgAND ON THE COVER . th time to say Howdee-do. Their THORNTON BURGESS, not· d'd , · ts e t ( b' I I ' d 't I . I t . f never I . Whlte defense lawyer of Collie Wilk- paren s ~o ms are P urn wore : e , wrt er o amma s ones or So saith an old old English ; · ·ns Matt M h J . . out, huntmg up all that meat , children, regrets that the . 1 J . urp y r., giVmg a . k wn Pr two fingered victory salute- ~wor~slhfor tfhedmd. TheJhr. very s unk ttpo~ecat), not the ~agle, · pairs a salute to the fact that 0 reas s ave a e m t 1s tm- was no c osen as our na 10na "A MAN \I'H h ~ • . Y u mense effort. symbol. 0 as a good · eon t convict a murderer (of . . son has not wasted his life" ~rs. Viol~ Li~zzo in this case) But, dJsregard~ng all w~rn- ''For," said he, 'The skunk lr said. lovingly by Mr. Novak.'s ' m what IS shll the Confeder- mgs uon popu~atl~~ explosiOnS I is armed for defense rather father to his son, worried. reate South. I a;d . allhthat Jazz. I feel sure than olfense, minds his own ;': :_Po:n: •:.;iv: _e.~ov::_•:_r_;.h:_:JS:_:':ic~k~f:a:th;::e'~·]'::;:::::;;;:M;;:;::id;;:d;;:lepo::;:::;rt;;:,;;:O:::.::;::::;::~ "And it they dart call tor 1 aim 1 e next 6 or 8 weeks, a business, works hard, is abso· --· ··-- ----justice fresh brood will be on hand. lutely independer.f., and doesn't Be answered by the Josh." A hard, ha~d hie, thi~ parent back up for anybody." stuff. wouldn I you say· He might have added he carRIDING THROUGH the coun· F . rie• his own disastrous gas 0 P T 0 M E T R I 5 T tryside down in Old lialiia l I INALLV G(fJ' to see the bomb, which might scatter ev. Office Hours: 9 to 12" 2 to S ((;lose at Noon on (County, that is) here were my I g~rgeous peacocks, seven of en the Viet Cong, just give him Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy initials, "B.M.," minus. the 34 1 ' I em: out at Judy (Mrs . .James) tiJn,.e.:::::::::::::::===~:,:====================~ year old additional "H" in big Titus s. There were white ones - ;; . brave yellow figures 0 ~ 8 large e~.11d of course, the re~ular brilroadside rock, painted there for hant . rolon~.d ont>s WJI.h t he some kind or road designation daz?.lmg tall feathers and oh, 1 reckon ' those deep blue neck feather!. Now my electrie blanket is · Naturally I remarked on this, Iabeiie~ (on box) peacock blue end one of my mates filled in and it does ri just looked again) whatl he "B.M." mght stand do a grand job of duplicating for - her translation, convuls- that elegant shade. I'm entranc· ing us all three for the moment. ed all over again at this deep, "Well. it could be 'Blue really royal cclor. Mood' or 'Black Market' or Mrs. Titus has 24 peacock llny one or rorty dozen things. eggs incubating under regular But I leave it to you, dear hens 1not peacock hens! safely reader. , out in her barn. 1 Imagine their (the hens) a· INITIALS ARE . . fabulous, mazement when out will prace 1 catchy, and so familiar around one fme day, thiS anstocratic Did You KnQw .' That ... ? b?ut what events to report. So-ler's benefits. Cial S~curlty repres~ntatlves at Do not depend upon otber By Mn, EyeiJII Brlfklea the district office m. Marietta fnends, relatives, or neighbors l!e<!ellt visitors of Mr. that the ben~f•c•ary p.. for advice on social security John Arbaugh were Mrs. The Social Se 't review his mforma· matters. Their experience will Matlack ol Rolelllead Calif cuny to avmd sur.h delays. :not be exactly the same as · . who spent several days' Mr .d, wantJ to pay benefits One very Important event ot yours, so their advice, although ' •. Mrs. Lowell Ma • . an an t.n the correct I Immedwlely IS a change ' well meant, could cause ! "t llacll: and fam!. amounts. In thiS age of address. If this is done be· much difficult Ask our . :n:rMStew;rti~~le Saunders ~on, ?f the work is done fore the l>th of the month,securitv offic~· rep~nUitive. Mr r!. m ' omeroy. y e ectrome machines. But . very likely the next check To receive your social seCIUr· l f'th · ~nd Mrs. Kenneth are sull most I~porUint. i come to the new address ity benefits in full, be sure I an son spent a refent the person receiving bene- when expected. make limely reports of t urday In Columbus with her does not report events that events that will affect brother. Mr. and Mrs· William affect his right to event · these checks •1 Another t · t requiringk a re-. :Ipaymen1s. Be sure to show . Corns and family and went shop- needless delays m monthly pay·lpo~ .rs a re urn 1o wor ' rf 'correet social securit ping while there · ments eommgs are expected to 'fh.be 1num be r on a11 reports.Y h may occur ·. $1200 f th Rev and Mr E W en a person fries a claim Iover or e year. IS F I th i . . s. ogene Emer. ----- - - .applie,<; to all beneficiaries unor ur er nformatJOn, son and Sharon, Mrs. Ethel commencement exercises at less they are over age 72 ali i phone. ":rite, ~r visit your St~ut, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eastern High schooL months of the year. Disability""! secuntyoffice at 331 Fourth Brlckles, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Russell !lolsing. beneficiaries must report their Street, Manetta, Ohio. The tele· Oorst and aon, Howard, attend· er and family visited Mr and return to work regardless of phone nulJ1_1J_er rs 373·5007. ed a recent birthday party at Mrs. Eber Gillian of Chesier. how much they ex~ect to earn. : SESSION SET the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs Emma Van Meter and Payments for children under ! A Sunday School convention Parker In <lrester honoring the son vistted Mrs. Bettv Farra liB are generally made to an i will be held at the Chester 10th birthday of Ralph Parker. and son of Chester . " r adull, who has the responsibili· ' Methodist Church June 13. Sun· About 180 persons attended. There has been a seige of ty of reporting the death, mar· day School wilt begin at 10 a.m. Mrs. Mabel GeogleiD of Porn- red measles in lhis commUnity. nage, adoptmn , or change In with a basket dinner at noon eroy visited recently with her Mrs. Bernice Barber an d work status or acjdress of the and a program in the aflf.rnr10n I daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Clark and family visited Archie Barber. child. A mother under. 62 must With Rev. '-'orrison speaking. family and her sister, Mrs. Gla· Mr . C . f reporlrf her mmor child leaves All are invited d Vi 1 . an d Mrs. E rwm am o . __ _ 0 ys et. Orient spent the weekend with -- - Mr. and Mrs. Elza Osborn Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Randolph Mr. and Mn;. Golden Bahr and daughter Clarestin Atheno and Mrs. Anna ' e. way were recent Saturday The Ford Baked Goods spon· ors of Mrs. Carrie Bahr so;ed a bowlmg team at the daughter. Willow Lanes the past winter" Mr. and Mrs Richard Corns Members of lhe team, which and son of Sa~dyville, W. Va., took second place in their were recent Sunday guests of league, were Emma Van Meter his sister, Mr. and Mrs Ken· of Eden, Betty Samms of llock neth Griffith and son. · H~gport, Helen Balke of Reeds· Mrs. Carl Barnhill ville, Mrs. Kate Morehead of to his home following surgery Belpre and Mrs Re.anie Me· at Camden Clark hospital. Coy of Belpre. ThiS rs the team Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark adn which took frrst place last year children of Pomeroy were Sun- when they were spom••>red by day guests of their son, Mr. Emma Van Meter for Sarah and Mrs. Alva Clark and Coventry. They . also . won Mr. and Mrs. Chaires high gam~ and high series. visited hers ister Mr and Mrs Mr Alvm Gofl of Wheeling, Carl Barnhill and fa~ily. · W. Va:, and. Miss Florence Mrs. Ethel Arb ugh a rl M Chevalier VJSlted Sunday with Glen Matlack vi~tetl ; rs. Mr. and Mrs. Jonning Zipko Mrs. C. E. Woode a rece~i Mon. and family of Washington, Pa. day Mrs. Ivan Chevalier and La. M·r. and Mrs. Wayne Briekles na visited wilh Mr. Howard called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Williams Barnhill and daughler. Mrs Nelsun: Mr. Pat Duffv a~d Mrs. Barnhill is recovering VIrgmia Nelson m Wheelmg, W. recent surgerv Va .. recently. The Methodi~t Sunday .Mrs. Ivan Chevalier of Eden presenled a Bible to each or VJSJted With her sister, Mrs. Phone for Then &top three graduates of Eastern High James Lowers of Parkersburg fast approval for your money School who are scholars at the on Tuesday. Sunay School. '111ey are Miss Connie Clark, Roger Spencer and Kenneth Caldwell. Fdl • ·~· · · ·"1~·~.. . - ' .,1"-.• tilt. " '• :' · ~ ent•. Mr. and Mrs. Harley John· IMrs. Ja<k:}llarrt~ "frtl . I 1 every slice! NOW AT KROGER! Once-in-a-lifetime opporTUnity to buy a famous • Lb. some Folding Table Value Regular CARPETING . SALE $6.95 .,., For LimitecfTime At Ingels Furniture Golde• Ripe Bananas every bun! WITH $25 WORTH OF REGISTER TAPES Nationally '11111 h tht Wlllnlng N~mher for Week No.4 7647 I No. 7647 j I No. 647 I YOU WIN 10,000 "S&H" CREEN STAMPS If Y..i Nu;.... Wa Witt. YOU WIN tOO "S&H" CRIIN STAMPS If Y1111t tMnllw fftd1 With If you act now, this bargain can be yoursl ** * NEW GAME EVERY WEEK! 10,000 PRIZES EVERY WEEK! 4,040,000 "S&H" GREEN STAMPS GIVEN AWAY 1 No. 47 (thertl Are 10 Wlnnl"' Nwmb-r'i YOU WIN 1,000 "S&H" CREIN STAMPS Ohtre Ar• to Wlnnlftl NvmHral t'TMN A,. 900 Wlnnl,. Num!."') Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper Limited Quantity At This Price! 'I FOR 8' CARD EVERY TIME YOU Vi1it Any Evan• Market NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Square Yard GET YOUR 5th WEEK "I FOR 8" CARD NOW! Includ" foom rubber PHONE padding and WY 2·2635 TODAY Installation Furniture Jolllllon Glo-Doal ... ... 27·01. 5th W11k ''Winning Number'' Will Be Selected Saturday, IUNI 12th at 10:45 P. M. 'on Ll~lld Will •TY GHAIIEL 13 u .... ,,.... "'ho Wiener tho Wort• A-lrod" U. S. Oov't, lnapocrtd 1-lb. pife. .WniMo All Moot 7:1:.,.;... e Mar~ for lu.cheons Convenii!Md for 1¥ ~ loti, 4h ltbllot ,... lint .... Uli..., C:•••l• • • Woodooilol 1111 ..,.! plo1i•g $ FI1Ho Plus You Get Top Value Starn psi Shorttnln1 lc oH label llo 3·1b. ••• ,.._butt. iee 11 I t•"lii- 'SF' ... lligbi f/1 I Nl sleep. Cooipewe: LIMit lo PH, • Heavy -~~ripe-· • Sealy Edge Gllilll'' IIIII Ammonia I Kahn's Wieners e • ProctK:al for homtoll'fOffl C~~~cl do-it-,.ourst'lf dinrlt-11 Eaty at A-8-C ••• Get A FREE .95 • Jutt the thing for ttwlng ...... loti. • Kraft •. ,.., ........ Whl,potl 211 \ l' ..-.. . '11111' 1 edges • Duro Flaolge ...... _ , _ I I H> • llollld • • " ..... ,..., .. J FOREMAN & ABBOTT Phone WY 2-5321 Middleport, 0. c. jet ,, .,. Table ... • r.r..:..r. dflltOI nsiiCMI Yinyl film plastic lOp. Steel pro- a pure aD-vegetable shortening high in poly-unsaturates! biadiD& 01'fl' table edp:s. Easy, compact fold· .iftr. lxdu5ive taty-tthoD ks: Jocks. Elt<tricallyweldecl wbolor lep. Chip-,..istoot bok«< eD&IIItlliaish ort all metal pii'U. f«ti.ve ,.,.1 1\il llhle il 8\"'ilabJ~ in twO popular ro1ort: T111 wilh ._,. ' - ud Gn, witlo black 1- . UMmD QUANTITY! Dtm't miss this cxr~Msitie offer/ PLAY THE EXCITING SUPER BINGO! More Winnner• To Come! �- · · ·· · ' , , I ~ ...... ... ... .. ..• .. ~ , ... ......... . ... .. .. .... .. < , . .. . ... .. ·~ .• ·, ' •\ J~!elltinel, Pomeroy-Mid_dleport,_O.. June 7, 11_65 YOU 11 r 1 1J~ 1 I 1 I ~ AND THE LAW -Nooodfllleattft•• _' Georgia Klan .Parades Sunday Weekend J.:l • •• I Low, lAIIf' P1•h!b ·~~ • .. Summary f IN MASON, W. VA. ON THESE ANOTHER GOOD BUYI SALE STARTS TUESDAY MORNING COMPLETE BUNK BEDS Sturcty Wood or Metal BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. SUPER KEM-TONE .99 ONLY 11 DAYS ONLY GAL. AND RUNS TIL JUNE 19TH or a newer car if you need it ALL OF OUR LUCilE HOUSE PAINT WALLPAPER 300Jo ~SCOIM OUR DISCOUNT PRICE POR 11 DAYS ONLY AT BIG DISCOUNT SALE JUNE 8TH Get the necessary car repairs- NEW DUPONT 6.98 gal. OFF YOUR TOTAL BILL For wood and masonry nome . Paint right over damp surfaces. Fade resistant colors. Dries In 30 minutes. EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND FOR WALLPAPER, YOU SAVE 30% , , , and let us help. We lend millions of dollars to DUPONT FLO-KOTE RUBBER BASE thousands of people for hundreds of different reasons. To us, driving WALl PAINT ONLY 4·99 gal. a safe and reliable car is reason enough. I t25 tot2000 OUR DISCOUNT PRICE, 11 DAYS DAYS ONLY AT PICKENS LWe Insurance Availablt 011 All Loans BIG DISCOUNT ON THIS JUNE FISHING REEL SPECIAL 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2·2111, Pomer~ 24" FOLDING 8-B-Q GRILL NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. REG. _!igh School Schedule is PRICE, 7.99 4.99 • 'ittle permontb~ .G:AS • .Conditioner lleola' bef01e lias it beeA 90 easy to equip your 11o.-e tor s~ comfort. Now, for the lint lillie it this area, you can have a centraj wt :lilloiJSe Gas air conditioner, the recog· nized quality standard of all air conditioniAg, hut what a place to start. Pea~ Corpt can 't ott~r you a career. You serve only two years. But in !he .Peace Corps you Jearn more about yourself than you could M y· \II here. And you'll be doio1 somethin& import.anL. The *No Down r--------------------------------1 FOR PATIOS The Peace Corp1. Washinaton. D. C. 20515. l 1 D Please &end me information Increase outdoor fun . Add a patio or a barbecue. Call us today. Fast Delivery. Low in cost. Get a free estimate. 0 Please send me an applicatiun. PI sit "ffdd...tr" Unit Ad~ou 'l-g...-.;t& ' rI -----· ·-..·-=,~---· Please provide me ----·-------·------·- I with additional in· I lomPatioll about a I 1185 air oonditioller 5 lor ~ay home. . . . . . lo Par I til' RIIF II k , 5 Mrs fl I 3-T411 a.,ant N~------------------__________________ Goeglein Ready Mix Co. ~ ~' ' " " ' '" " ~··· 11•1 " "'"l'• ' ll oO 'o' l. t to o• o ll o<U,YM . .. ...,., .. , , WY 2-5214 MIDDLEPORT, 0, , 1 ,!' a_ • .. ···---------......,.jlill For Cooling, GAS Makes the Big 'YI' , NOW JUST Vt PRICE No . 6e.7. 50 ft. 7716 greE"n plastic hose. Guaran· teed in writing to give satisfactor y service . Garden Tiller LIGHT FIXTURE No. 1 in SPECIAL PRICE FOil 11 DAYS ONLY use throughout the world . 4-cycle engine. One year warranty YOU SAVE 30.00 NOW ON THIS oount Price 11 Dan ,,.... ... ....... . NO. 2,02 SPINNING REEL WITH LINE FOR11 DAYSONLY COMPLETE WITH LINE SELLING PRICB, 5.95-0UR DIS. 11 48 COUNT PRICE FOR 11 DAYS ONLY • ONLY 99c EA~ SAVEl SAVEl No. SL·123 Bicyde Special iliLLING PRICE, 42.95, OUR DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE, 39.95, OUR DIS. COUNT PRICE FOR tl DAYS ONLY PRIC E FOR 11 DAYS ONLY 29.95 32.95 No. 657. 50 (1. 7/ 16 green best d~al in 30 yearR . plastie bl>oe. Guaran· YOU SAVE 111.00. No. 9675-26" boy'& bike. 30 Gal. Gas Automatic Size 9x12 Water Heater Linoleum Rug SPECIAL SELLING PRICE. 59.95, OUR DISCOUNT PRICE FOR II OAYSONLY SAVE 1J).OO 49.95 SELLING PRICI, 5.95 OUR DISCOUNT PRICE FOR II DAYS ONLY 10-YEAR WARRANTY GLASS UNED SAVEl SAVEl Save 90.()9--New Remington Super No. • no Chain Saw Special MASON, W. V.l. OPEN DAILY ROM _ _ _ _ _ _ 7:00 to 5:30 P.M. SHOP SATUID.AY ;,__ _ 188 • IT'SA HONFn ROADMASTER BICYCLE SPECIAL Briggs • Stratton elliine, 3'h HP en· gine. Selling Price $UUG, Our D11- BIG ZEBCO SPECIAL! Selling Price, 22.95, Now Less 500/o Sell-propelled .Hodel No. 203, 21" cut, I Set No. 181. Complete with bag, No. 1 & 3 woods, No. 3·5-7·9 irons and putter. You can get started playing golf at this low price. SELLING PRICE. 1.69, OUR DISCOUNT ONLY ONE TO SELL AT THIS PRICI 3 HP Briggs-Stratton engine. CO ~ ~ PLETE 1.48 SPECIAL! BEDROOM Power Moto Mower ·-··....... .. REG. SELLING PRICE, US, OUR DISCOUNT PRICE FOR tl DAYS ONLY SPECIAL! CHOREMASTER 99.95 •• • II -.M E... . ....•..._.............................,___________ , ..............liMP . ..., _. . : rii008ES$ ,_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_,,. 1 ..c-...........~ .... Zip Code_ _ o ----------·- -------------------••• ""''" ... , •. <00 " """ "" ,, , ., •• ,.• •• ·~ •u •• •• 13.95 PRICE , NOW ONLY 138 N. Second Avt., Mlddl~ City_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ Slate_ _ _ _ __ Garden Hose SPECIAL SELLING PRICE, 139.95, OUR DISCOUNT inst Ad 'Ill JOIII' ..... llr _, '* 1 ; down and as litlie as $14 per ••"' DOA'l clelayl Selld ill the coupon below or pt._ 'Rie &II$ CGnpany. Enfof the COI'Afolt 81111 IIOOd helllh Gas air condiN · gcaRprnW:ieA)IDCII'ilometllissunvnerl 9.95 20" Window Fan No. 20-T. Square cornered cabinet Beige fini sh with chrome grilled front and hack. 3-precision balanced hl ade. 2-speed push button control. 5 year guarantee. You can't make a career out of the Peace Corps, SELLING PRICE 17.95 REG. SELLING PRICI! MUCH HIGHER SAVE MONEY ON MODEL 11 0-A SPINNING REEL NOW SO% OFF AT PICKENS! OUR PRICE NOW_ Inexpensive semi gloss paint for kitchen . and bath room walls. It's also ideal for trim work in rooms painted with Latex Paint where a matching color finish is de· sired. For woodwork and cabinets. 9 Beautiful colors. SPINNING REEL REGULAR Golf Club Set ONLY 34·95 3.98 gal. JOHNSON CITATION HERE IT IS! BIG DISCOUNT REG. SELLING PRICE, 19.95 as ONLY NO. 1QO.B JOHNSON CENTURY Our Discount Price For 11 D•ys BIG DISCOUNT PRICE SPAULDING REGENT ALKYD SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL COMPLETE WTH LINE 4-Legged Folding tubular steel stand w1th 2 rubber tired wheels. Easily portable. 24 " brazier pot wi lh slain lfss .<l eP I gri ll, 6 po· sition ad just. JfOIF.. I'AGI ST, SELLJ~G iCOUNT PRICE . WHITE HOUSE PAINT 3•99 gal. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Ready to use .•• LEAD ZINC TITAMIUM REG. SELLING PRICE , $4.49 AT DISCOUNT PRICES FOR 11 -, PURE LINSEED OIL _ _ UNTIL 8:00P.M. Only one to sell at this low- •ellln& price 239.85. This <1110 at tb.e 4Pt'Cial Jolf price, DOW ,. , ,. Ollt price. Regular .95 �\ • l Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Coard WANT AD INFORMAnoN nlW>lJIQI 1 '"" l.~.,O:.!..J::!"':.oo~'lloo CAN~~oNI coRUCl1oNs Wli l . . ........ anlll ,,.. ... Insurance I lOR SALE _ 8-Daily .. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 7, 1965 Business Services ® GUARANTEED. renewable lor BLACK PONY, bridle, saddle, Wo ho•pitalizatlon. Issued cart, harness and trailer. D. AIR CONDITIONING Refrlget' at all ages. Phone WY :1-6166. E. Miller, 6011 s. Third Ave., ation service. Jack's Refrlg2 18 tlo Middleport, Ohio. ph 0 n e eration, New Haven, Phone 1---=----=--~:::....:::...j WY US7S. e 4 ..... TU 2-3537. 4 s tfc ~·I' Card of Tlwonkl II. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY I als~ ~~.:;-~~,"'~'r.~··.r·o•ITllAJUES PomerOY Motor Co. &ESUL~ P~<ffcut'o @) ~:i ..;w~~nlt·;::.:~a~;! ~ ~'OF __ Hospi.tal"''eWS Andr~w ~ead ~ deoubu;;t~m:~ iiR'"o'"b'"er'"t':Be~a;;;;ch""':'an~d~f--am~J~Iy~.=o; daytimes\\~ ~::.:;·~:·;;:~~m!.:"' ;.~~~ MARK IV AUTO Jam.~s AIR CONDITIONING l 1 ~w~~~s. ~o'::er •:r::~~g t~'i:'J Phon~ $340 Blae ff nar1 p. 1.1 ~.m Tt!: Ravensw~up MAHOGANY end tables, bed -::---:--:c---~- 5 1 tic Full prtce $3000.00. outfit, electric roaster. WY 2- Karl Grueser, Plumbfn& 11101 CUCKI.ER REALTY tc H f ALBERT M. COX, SAI"t:SMANJ CAR HOP, waitress, and grill 3953. eat ng BOX %29 6 26 cook. Apply in person. Crow's Mlnenyille, Ofllo Steak House. 1 2 6lc AUCTION every Wednesday and End yolir oewer troublu WOMAN to do babysitting a.;d Saturday.. Welch's Auction, We bave aU olzet HOUSE, 4 rooms, bath Sewer Macblnes light housework, 5 day• per Laurel Cliff, Roula 124. laundry room. Ph. WY 2-38 Reasonable Ra!H week. Phone WY 2-S214. 6 2 3otp 193 Brech St., Middleport. Call WY 2-2974 Day or Night 8 I 8tp MEXICAN TO~.TO plants for 6 3 6tp 7 28 tfc BE A Rawleigh Dealer 10 Porn- sale. William Holmes, SyraROOM brick home, S- batJi: eroy and Middleport. Good cuse. 5 26 tfc Marine Supplies rooms, finished attic a n year around earnings. No For Summer Drlvlnt .•• basement. Out of high water. capital necessary. WrIte Central heating, priced Rawleigh, Dept. O!IF-840-jl70, •Fynon G..ollnt quick sale. Phone W'l H116 Freeport, Dliaois. 6 7 lip •LubrluHon Servlco or WY 2-2205. Charles F. U. 5. Ci•lllo;;j..- TOSIII •Unlco Tltol, All Slzot Men.wom•n lB 1M .,,.,, a-rw JODI. Atk about FREE Flat offer Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc llltb par St1ort hnun U•uaerMnt FOR BOATERS ..,...,aralof7 w r l!.ll V.tla:r "'l'ln .. name. lldi!N. aftd River nrvlc. on white PI at our boet dock. """' l:iiUPER SERVICE 'ornl o j;l('"l~. BMI 0118-. POIIIIet'Q "'"' '""'nel. Pom..... .... $TAllON - - - 11 ' Insurance OPEN 24 HOURS AUTOM 0 BILE insurance been cancelled? Lost yolL operator'1 license: Call WY 2--2968 115Uc M • M 1SMALL pony (or sale and complete western saddle outfit. WY 2-3381 after 4 30 call WY 2-2659. 6-5-3tp ••••••u MaJatldoDAL~AL::th:~~~~L art~ iimi<;OrimO!~iicii~~ # . . . . . . . . . ... .,.., . ' ,, .. ~ ·-· IJ'' --·-~ It lie at&J'e, !Uti liP lo I weeka. Al1o controll eplttlebUP. other fonte tn.ect.. LANDMAKK. Mel.. Count) J'arm Buna\1 Cooperative !mol'la. ...., - - llaiO 1_.. PomO<OJ, . ,_ ., " \ON E ....... ..a. . ..... . . ~ .• NTCE A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW ERA OF CHAWIN' TERBACKY 11 hemp IS. A twill crystal 14.Gorgou ll,RIVer ln BcotlaDd lG, Vtpor l8.11lpocb 19.Compood otthiD ollln by IICdel Perseus 20. 'l'lltkillh 1G.Sboshonean chamber 17. Otter tor Jl. Chomtcal oalt IOIOfllllin 2li.Half 01111 "ll. Indian weJwbt .......... !0. 'l'llrt 83.Dwelll M.Away - Ltl. AB~I!I • 38.Patr<lt horl!el all. Kind of - OLE M.e S RA7:0ReACJ< NOT ONLY SEEMS TO 1-14'/E ' BRAlN-8 URti.'N" A FACE LIKE A MOVII£ WORKED 5Tl1R -Si-1£ S£EMS70 8£TTER'r-J PsST.~'- THE ae.[Mpworm apart· ment8'1. O"Nem '-!.Homo l>erolllo J.iAv£ A FIG!l ER IVER Ti/!5 aap!enl d. Lour ago ONE.'.' MORN/N:~' 20.Eskera 23. Le.ud 28.Ventu..., :18. Forolbly 29.!Jnell up 81. Blundel'IO 82.Walk olowly 86, otten: poet. 36.Binlarp - .o. ma.ze ,3. WeaUtor· ' lh JC.INIJ M. Doodl1 ~.Bpirtt 1he mlln ~t the ii liinq .;tat on .;a,d re headed wt :ri" lllmpl 46. Wait upon ff, Vlolble junctuN DOWN 1. French rlVIII" r:~ad net rr.2:·e t.":ar. · an hour a·tJ! 2.Dl'OIIIed S.Reappoartn~ '- lilxpunge 1. "Stawe" obaa'acter r# '--1 "What'• so terrlb1t about not recognizing my own daua:httr when aht meett ua away from home? She dottn't have a telephone clamped to her head!" 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Roscoe Thorne I 4,30 Newl (Local) 3:10 The Su~~day Showcase 4:~ Jim Mea~ Show 6:30 Sundown SerenHdt 1:00 Newa 7:30 Sign Off WINNII! WlNICLI lh HAROLb GR•\Y Pl<~AAP!I ~ECAuali HARDL'-/ Ol'lC 11'1 A M\LLIOtl 14AS DONE SO Ml\~ ON HIS TRtPlU "THb "TO HELP THOSE. OH W!Uo I JUiiT HOVER I'Et:r l ~AD '11:1 llURTOTHOR.il· it'\ OIWER -ro SOO'fEPI PASSWI h ltAERIIRN VANBUREN WELL - I ~ THAT AlL ¥00 INTEND TO DO· STANp THERE LIKE A DOLT!! -~- -By AllT SANSOM fHE BORN LOSER • • • '!"itb Natiomride'1 ....,.INVINOBU! .ccideat & otclmess plan! Offers uvm JOODd from which 'JOU ~ the boopt'rsd':"""!"'g ..med .. • 1281100 ' ia.l su g' I d d' b' . . ' r aca ao ISS dary income coveraDH that• f · 11 yow needs besr! Cost is 1~.. 1d ide v - . . . p-~= w-won •• ~~ by·w • • • ca&h benefit~ po.id directly 10 you! ..._,. and oee me today. IY NUL t\DAMI . YOu HAVE ~iU1EOO,HAVEN'l 't\JU, C:OUlD 1 SQUEEZE !N'IO IT FOR ANIGI<l WIWAMS INSURANQ AGENCY 214 E. 2nd St. P..rl & Ken Williamo "-oy, 0. See I Pbene WY z.a1l 773-5923. I Z2 tfc r:: ., 7·<J".J0t,.. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 2 _d ___ - ---~ -pure bred ·Hoi- dan radio and heater 0Dr 111 I ' nY 2·1 owner. $139~ . 00. Phone. WY z. stem . buII . servtce . a~e . 6227. 6 7 6tp J;-;;.-;-;;;-.;;--;;;-;;;.;;;;;;;;;;,..;..;.;;;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!~~ ~e~~~~~ I tropolttu Moton E. Main Street, Pomeroy -- pony. Corne ~- wt:: !'(UN UUl personalized ll!ld maDBgerabllllJ Me do~n $424·00 HEALTH INSURANCE THAT'S Ramoler World The Slandard of Compa<l Eseelloa.. BIK car room, rldo ud ,.... lormaoee. SmaH cor e<:onomy TAMWORTH PIGS. Mrs. Emory Powell, Racine. VI J.-227~. 6 4 3tp top. Ncomm•Med tor controlllns 1\lt· alt w..vu. lk:onomlcal Uni<"O A.lf· • PHlrfO Cop)'tDI Sezi1Ce. ............r,_ .Mar alta Wll!!e'ril Spray .,. appUid up cootalna te ' da,. both netore .-li"tlll "t' • SALE : FIDe Jet made of Aegal papers. harnat, DO Nl1du•• In milk. Low and see. Mason blrtb recon11 end almost aDJ to:dclll'. eur to apply. Give. verr pod contrel ol deJt.rudiva larval!! other ducWWtl. R"!tter lnsan- ~.,.,_...,_.. Samuel L. Hardman, 712 tiorral up Greenup U·20 p · · Auto Sales livestock Harv~y .md~': do~;· Help Wanted Wurlitzer PIANO ·•/fll ;;-:=-:-;==-:--,..,_:_:_.:_~P 1""""'""'=""',:,;.;,,,.,,.,,11 •r Aintnt ant:t1 aPPIIlrlted. IQer~enC!I lliiUIIJJ llfiiMeeUIII')' J1la lnfnrml· th, o on Jolla. .. , .r~.., ~~~~tl. :~~~~e:~ uAs~~~~nu~/~.:~~p~ BlaeHnars w~~-te ~ ;~;' s~~.~~~~~: ~· .~·:.::!!': 1~~.:''::',~~.".~:,:.:~·.:,:, ':," ~umorist. R•Jver news - 12. Mo.nlla w~h- J· • nymph ~ng I' __, 10. MOWllaiD - - - - - - - - - -- - _ lh l'llEO t.ASCW~LI. OAJl y CROSSWORD j"'· so I 1 ==========•1·:~=========7:'=~~~~==";;'=~: ° Pu•Uiandll Of joht Dpeft I I ma~azine" ou .. """"'"''" . FOX-GO-KART with MC 9 Me- SEATING, Plambm&, Moeller 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1799 REGVLAnoNo WE WOULD llke to express our Cullough motor. Both in ex- FnrUa<e~~. Amold Brotbers, 150 h.p .. Spyder equipped, 4 speed trans., new tires. radio, 81 ~cere thank~ to the many cellent condition. G o r d o n1111 East Mala Stred, Pom· to ,.~~ , ~~~ ..~~~~tiM~ beater. Jet black finish, red vinyl interior. 1 (lr J~l'uonawe. a:rron .taollld ~ friends and. netghbors who ex- Ridenour, Chesetr, Ohio. eroy. Phone WY z~o.ug, 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 $1989 TE'I1orhul lmmedlateb. The pub ...,7 20 tfc u.h., wtll not bf mpol'lllbl• lor tended lhe lr sympa thY and s 4 3tc HT ~- 408 cu. in. engine, 4 speed trans., red vinyl Interior, mor• than on• ln~ornct tnlertloa. help at the time of the death red fmish. new WW tires. radio and heater llATES of our loved one BiU Davis 1965 CONSOLE stereo, Just tak·l 1961 Crevrolet Greenbrier $1195 '" "'"' •• ....,.. Sr. Our thanks to the Fo•: en in. Lovely walnut console Real Estate For Sale 9 Pa:!lR. 1 owner and real clean, std. lruns., good whitewall 4 Ccntt pl'r word on• lruert:IOft. e ~W~Inlmum CharJ• eo cetrtl. lesong Funeral Home, Rev. witt1 AM & FM radio. 41 tires. radio, heater. red &ini&h. !!l:u~~~~u\r!:~::: for 'Jbret, oorto Maran Frame, and the Rev. speed record changer, 4 FOR SALE: Rancb stvle house 51 1 oer ell!nt Discount on paid ..s. Uld Ira Wellman, for the kindness speakers, dual volume eon- in Syracuse, I rooms and and consolation given us. trol. This set three months bath, hardwood floors, gas btum~'·~aebfcn' aa:uonaJ•U:Ord ~ The William Davis Family old. Take over payment& of heat, storm doors and ear· QFFlCB HOURS 6 7 ltc $6 per month or pay balance port. Pbone 992-2954. OPEN liVES. 7:00 P.M. 9 78 ....~': "1~,."·"-'" .. •;,.:;, :; ::W::;E,-,w=o::UL:-D::--:-:lik-=-e-,.to •=•in your 8 J 6tp - · Try rr-s oo ~·"' &ABY • --~ ess due home.$11 Call WY It 2-6555. POMEROY, OHIO • our smcere thanks to our 9-6f.c ' 52 WAN'I' . , many !fiends and neighbors HOUSE FOR SALE Main st., Pt. Pleasan~. Connie who extended their sympathy ICWTH awnings and porch val- Modern Ranch Style. Beautiful F M h" S. Sayre, Grimms l,anding, w. and help at the time of the ance. Bamboo porch shades. location on top of small hill arm ac 1nery Va Mrs. Anna Belle Russell, PHONE WY 2-2156 death of our loved one Wes- Venetian blinds and repairs. facing State Highway Garage on F'OR SALE F d It' t ·· ley Belles, Jr. Our lhan'ks al- Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., fumte 7 with good road to m_ain . : 2or cu IVa .or, Rl. 2 Middleport, Mrs Maurice so for the kindness and con- Pomeroy. 5 18 3otc highway. F'our bedrooms, Uvmg, hke new. Used seasons. Call E. Venoy, 352 E. ~lain St., omsolation •i n dmmg, familY. k1trhen, break- Ray Bishop of Rulland. Ph. eroy, Mrs. August W. Rogers, DISAPPEARING ACT-Joe Cunningham, the Washing. Notice • to DUE TO SO much damago • ve us 1rom our DO 'T fast play, maid's, utility and SH 2-5584. 6 4 6tc Rt. 2 Wellston, Clark B. Cumton Senators flrst baseman, is a guy wbo goes bead uver heelo lor his job. Quite literalfy. water valves it is hereby not- pashtor, ~etedv. MJ ames Early ti'N taP~MPG)"ltUKlslugg!Esb seAp.U shop. Three baths, ceramle tile Empl yment Wanted mings, Coalton ....earney E. Ogti nk ' din, Wil esVI e, rs. re . 1 ed that tht water shut offs at w rth assiS . e vin Hollingsc . n · e eanmand wall l. o wall •arpet on k 'II M F d E 0 each bome belong to I he wo of Alliance, Ohio, at sep c Ia cleaner. Land- floors. About two-thirds of WIOOW WOULD like house- Deer Rt 2 Ironton 'ames R. village. They are not to be graveSide serviCes. mark F8IIL Bureau. house is paneled in mahogany! · ' · k ·" F k changed by anyone other than The Belles Family. 2 18 tfc and walnut. Air conditioned. work. Lorena Snyder, WY 2- Clark, Roc Camp, Mrs. ran Tile Almonae rGRA'HAM RILL OUT an authorized member of the 6 7 ltc m . , .--.- Large patio and double carport. 6361. 6 4 3tp Miller, Catlettsburg. Ky. , Mrs. B United PreBO latemotlnnal water board. Any one doing!----:---:----On tot 200' x 390'. May be seen WANTED Tractor work, farm Homer n. Livengood, Westov- ofoday IS Monday. June 7, the MALLORY PARK, Englan! 10 will be prosecuted. For Sale f de . by appomtment only. ponds lawns and driveways W. Va., Jv.rs. Marvm W. 158tb d y 0f 1965 'th 2U7 t0 IUPI) -Recent Monaco Gram ancy s • sews on buttons, Coli 985-3555 Chester, Ohio Small' dozer and experienced Mash, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant. a WI • Prtx titlist Graham Hill, tht 10 11 1 0 Board of Public makesdue buttonholes, etc.payBal1 operator. Low bourly rates. Birt' ow. moon is approaching its ·lea d Syracuse, Ohio AHairl · SALE·· HAY · Herbert Wil • ance only $63 or . bs The au t dr'Iver In. thl 8 4 3tc Iiams, Shade, Ohio. 6-fitp per month. CaU WY 2-6555 HOUSE FOR SALE, tivo years Middleport. Phone WY 2-2208. Mrs. Marvm l>lash, Rt. 2 Pt. full phase. year s world champiOnShle 81 5 01 _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__:__:__-_- 1956 CHEVROLET Tractor 5·2Htc old, 3 bedroom,s bath and 6 1 !Ole Pleasant, daughter ' a.m. The morning star is Saturn. standmgs, Sunday " I IUf· FREE 1,000 S&H Green Stamps truck, two flat bed trailers, carport No down payment re- Saturday. Mrs. James Keith The evening stars are Venus priSe entry at the Wh1Sison boiiHo , By · · · lh also 1955 Chevrolet tractor Business Services quired. ·Phone SH 2-58 68 EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex- King, Rt. 2 Letart, W.Va ., son, and Mars day auto me<t but had to w. •unpy · pertenced mteriOr and exter- 5:46p.m. Sunday. Mrs. George · . . 'draw after winning his heat 1 Vlewmg e truck parts only. For Sale Co pact Vacuum oleaner in very reasonable. Contact Dick SEP7IC TANKS cleaned. Write 6 I 12tp lOr pamtmg. Free estimates. W. Vaughan, Chillicothe, son, French pamte_r Paul_ Gaugm when his car developed engint your home. Phone 'liT 2-2821. 814 v· S home. Phone WY 2-2682 or oee Rog- 3 25 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Ronald •asb orn on hhs day m 1848. trouble. 5 28 30tc Seyler, WY 2-2796. &-5-3tp land t., Pt. Pleasant, W. FOR SALE: 6 room er Cullums. 5-29-tfc Clark. 34 Lady Ave., Jackson, On hlil day m hiStory: --------~= FOR SALE - BEAGLE do Va. 6 3 3otp Will sell completely furnishdaughter, 12:13 p.m. Sunday. In 1864, delegates meeting in MEXICAN TOMATO plants for 6 year ld Air d b ed Wllh wall to wall carpet, Baltimore for the Republican VISIT IN MICIDGAN sale. William Holmes, Syra- F s;o Ch ea Yh r . CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. and drapes , or unfurnished. Discharged convention nominated Abraham The Rev. and Mra. D a' lei cuse. tfc •...,292 ~r saafter e 5eap. WI W1lson's car wash, 550 Page-s!, 1, p.m. P one&-5-3tc Middleport. WY 2-3517. Open Call 3712. WY 2-2551 or WY 2 • Patients discharged over the Lincoln and Johnson to Fields, Jr. and daughter' Anglt 5 28 HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew- TWO WESTERN ponies, one from 8 a m to p m seven - - - - - - - - - past weekend mclnded Mrs. Elrelr ticket m the Novem· i spent the Memorial holiday 9 ellyn Thompson's "Lifo and 1 trotting pony. Two saddles, days a _;,eek. · 6' 1 3otc HOUSE FOR SALE in Racine. Among those who entered mer Bailey, A. c. Bradford. er e ecllons. i weekend AUea Park, Mlchitlght" program, Monday thru one with parade equipment 7 Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. Holzer hosp1tal over the week- Mrs. Lewis Caldwell Basil Chris- In 1909, Mary Pickford gan, vl!ltlng Mr. and_ M r • Friday at 8:J!i a.m. EST. Call WY 2-2318 or V.'Y 2-6821. BULLDOZER WORK, equipped 5 25 12tc nd mcluded: Sunday -James , to, Mrs. Era Clagg, Fr••in Glo- her motion picture :-c===-=---.:. 6...:2::....: 5 tf:.:c_ 6 4 Stp with winch. Big or smaU job. Saunders, 859 Thlfd Ave .. Mrs. eckner, Mrs. Charles Lanier, 'The Violin Maker of C 14 AL TOMUB!LE IUiriDCI DeeD Sbuler'o Antiquity Specials for[ Call 9-3151, even- HOUSE FOR SALE. Eight John W. Wood, Jr., Davis Hall, Mrs. Wilson Lewis, Richard na." ORDER •• NOTICB ... •• canceUedT l..osl ,our open- wetkend, Friday and Satur- lngs WI 9-3089, Gene Barnett, rooms, two baths. Extra lot Gallipolis, Gary S. Short, 266 Logue. Mrs. Rebecca Merkin, In 1939, King George VI and T• tho ••"or•• ''" ol .,... lor' I UcenNT Call WY s.2111. day, June 4th and Sth. Racine, Ohio. 5 13 tfc goes w1th house. 361 South Jackson P1ke, Kenneth M. Rif- Mrs. CL3ude Moore. Mrs. Roy Queen Elizabeth o !Great Brithillr Argo luna, cans c. AmerFront St., Middleport. Mrs. 0e, 49 Cedar St., Mrs. Della D. See, Mrs. Lester White. ain became the first British .m.... •• c••~...• ............ 4 ,.: -I"'·:..,4RN=-;Hcc0c:W:::-tu,--:dr-:iv-e-.-Q ;:.Illl:_::.:ll· ican Beauty tomah· juice, 36 Henry Hennessy. Northup, 232 Jackson Pike, Mrs. Kenneth Bays , 'Irs. Ray- monarchs to visit the United I w'"''" c ...... ODlo.1 .:ed instructor. Frank Eschle- oz., 3 cans 87c. New potatoes, 5 25 l.2lc Claude Burnett, K.anauga, Mrs. mond Boothe, Clarence Davis, States. I Notice " lllen~bF 1""' lbat ma n WY 2-2425. 6-7-6tp U. S. No 1, 10 lbs. 99c. Old FOR MLE: 5 room - house, H. Clark, Rt. I Gatlipo- 1 Sandra Lee Foster, Mrs. Curtis In 1948, Gen. Dwight _Eisen- c'""" ...... ,.... c......, "potatoes, U. S. No. 1, 10 lbs. bath, basement. Gas furnace, hs .. lony E. Slon_e. Rt. 2 G•lh-1 Hunt and infant son, Mrs. John bower took up hiS . dulles as •• Be. Windsor Brand sliced bafireplace. Priced for quick poliS, Mrs. Lonme Lee . Me- ' Jones and infant son, Randy preS>dcnt of Columbia Umver- 1 "' onio. The .,....,. •• lho ........ con 42c Stoney dge lornasale. Phone 773-5611, Mason, Combs, Rt. 2 GallipOliS, Lee, Mrs. Albert Pierce and in- s:ty m New Hork. ti,'; For Rent · FURNISHED upstairs 4 toes, 3 cans 47c. Silver Bar W. Va. 4 18 tfc Mrs. Charles K. Jones, !ant son, Mrs. Elizabeth Sayre, [ -I lh• SuperlDtencia .e Ia· StiCh l'etltlolll WID btl t:1aft1 tlt rooms and bath apartment. Peas, 3 cans, 47c. Red Delle- [Rio Grande, Mrs . Emma Pul- Mrs. Ray Shaver •nd Bruce A thought for the day-Amer- , th.e Comm1AIIIon provided bJ No .ll, Reviled Code, lti t:.O : .aundry room. WY 2-5434. ious Apples, 3 lbs. 35c. Sales & Service FOR SALE : Completely mod-llins, Rt. t Bidwell Jerry Shu- Swarny. ' , ican James. Thurber 390'7 A.M. (l'el<lck on Wednelday. Jane 6-3-6tc Rroughton and Producers _ ern, 3 bedroom rancl home ler. Rt. I Bidwell, Mrs. Charsaid: Humor IS emotional cha- 2:1. 19M. at the office of the 1\1· pertntendent ot lnsuraMe. Az1J •R R"E;-;NT;;;--::-,-c-so,.-"'thr - ee- - milk, 1 gal. jug, 69c. Half gal. eFits Almost Every Car in new area on Chester Road. les Thomas, Rt. I Vinton, Mary remembered in tranquility.'· P<llit:vholder 01 Uw compau ..., appll!ar and be heard Ia nlereae. 8 to IUCb Petitio•. bedroom hoosetrailer. Local· jug Producers, 31lc. BroughtPbone WY 2-5337. 5 28 tfc A. Johnston, Rt. 2 Crown City. ed on N. Second-av., Middle- on "' gal. carton milk, 53c. eTransferable When I Daniel E. Needs, Rt. 1 CheshWilliam ft. Morrlr. port. Pbone WP _ , wy • 6 a 3to You Trade Cars FOUR bedroom house, extra ire, Angila D. Farle '• Rl.. 2 _ liu~o~erlatendeal .t Juurm1e I 11 Ul 0101 2 2186 2 3346 or WY 2- . 6-5-tfc l-;;;========= eGuaranteed 24 months Jot for sale near schools. Pearl erham, Cheshire,Rt.Mrs. JamesCity, 0. Goodm7". a Lunga B P . t up II or 24,000 miles Hysell, Rutland, Ohio. I CroWl Paul Gauge readings a. 3600 FOR RENT -Trailer space 63 Pontiac _ $2,395 eMost Popular Unit HOME th · ht k d h D Williams, Rt. 2 Crown C1ty. • Dam 11.9, IS. I, runnmg · 7m30· nmes one 10 10 1 on N. Second-av in Middle- V8 CataI'lOa station Wagon. e rtgfor tho • e Mrs Raymon d Byer, Leon. IV on roller ' ' Pomeroy • a. m right ' place Woods up Me· ldahl 6 p• m . REPOSSESSED port. Near shopping district. In the U.S.A. pnce. WY 2_3951 Va., J. Olives Mitchell, Rt. 1, 20 37, Pt. Pleasant 23.85, Laguna down Meldahl 8,3tJ Concrete patios. Call WY 2- brakes. Hydramati·c. lmma1 Buffalo w Va Mrs Wayne ton 1.09, Kanawha RIVer 3.46, m J S Le . Meld hl 2186, WY 2-3346 or WY "' 3600. " 6 4 3tp S. Michael, ' · Rt. ., I Minersville · .; p · m-. L WIS Bupd a 1, ulate throughout. •00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_:_.:_:r_ Charleston 18.9S. London, 20 M 0 6-5-tf tnstollod ' t nd w· I' ld da . . . ynn . own e • -------~~-c 62 Buick-- $1,895 Mrs. Freeman A. Enoch, Syra- me a m le ms were dahl 8·40 p. m.; Tampico up HOUSE lor LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. I' LJ cuse, Mrs Mary M. Diddle, Sy- on the Sills. Meldahl 9.45 p. m.; Cotton Rent: 3 bedroom One particular owner. Pow· $ 'f..,Utl'llt/' "''• 7 racuse, Roy Treadway, Racine, Boat.movements: Queen down Meldahl 10:40 p. 1 10 ~~e a~l26 E. Main St., er oteering. Extra ui<e. Mrs. George J. Cummings, Ra- 13°h6 Rlv':"Tita Rellab14• m.; Valvoline down Meldahl liIAL, DUI ne 2-3408. 6-f>Stp Pomeroy, 0. POMEROY - Spanish c1e, Ralph R. Parks, Oa~ Hill. ' a. m.. n up • :50 p. m ; L. F1eore down Mel5 30 1 NICE HOME in Mason, w. va. designed home, 6 rooms, Mrs. E. Dw ght Ruth, Oak Hill p.m., Onward up 14, 2:30a.m.; dahl . a. m. 4 CaU WY 2-6821 or WY 2-2318. full basement, including Mrs. Davis Lee Hale, Rl. 4 Oak An~wl Calhoun up 14, :40 Gallipolis Dam - John J 3t Po.,.roy, Ohio SEWING MACIIINE - repair age, forced hot air Hill M M W M •m. ; A Ice down 14 6:50 a. m. · Ro · services all makes, WY2-2284 lot 114 x 100. Plus , rs. ax . orrow,, R. H. Bosworth u' down 16 • we up 4:30 p. m., 64 3 and 4 ROOM furnishe.l apart. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. d bl Mrs. Elwyn E. Dorr, ·30 a m. Ja T d '18 Jordon down 7:10 p. m.; !UrnTake Over Pay!Mnle menta. Rowley & Retd Hard- FREE .loan of oor efficient Car- Authorized Singer Sales sod ou e garage Ibrick) on Athens, Vaught Winter, Colum- ;, 10 .. Philin"g t6' ois down 11:30 p. m.; Explorer $16.00 A Month ware. tfc pel Sbampooers with purposite side of street. bus, Pamela A. Murray, Cot- 6.40 . J P poB rth ' down 2 a.m.: Esoo PeiiOS\>\va.n-11 ~ 4 SOle lent i'~atl.<>n. errySo lh oswo d . 1ageV!.11 e, W. Va., Kathryn L. 17 2.a45mp. m. 5 11 ue ustre Sham- Service. ~ 18 down 2:50 a. m.; sse o f Bl L ch IHH.EE ll!ld tour roo'll furni•~ poL. Baker Furniture, Middle- l'oelgler BuUdiD~ S"Jlpl) lor POMEROY - HI Story Grose, Ravenswood, W. Va., 18, 6:30 . . : p u ern own down 5:10 a. m.; Queen Factory Trained S.rwia td IDd llllfurnllbet ~put. port. 6 2 tc new homes. Buill m ki~ 6 rooms, bath, front Miss Anna Belle Dobson, Rav- up lB, 6"30 ~:· m~g?ohn down 7:50 a. m.; Elgercliff 5 menta. WY :1-5434 12 8 tic ens, storm windowa, atUJDo back porches, 'k w. va., and John P. down 21 4.40 a m. 9:05 a. m. MODERN room and bath 1954, 6 cyl. FORD, new motor. Jnum s1'ding. c• u Guy Nell- gas hea,t out of h'1gh Bush, Rt. 4 Louisa, Ky. Sl1lte up' 21· 6.30· ., . Kanawha River -~~:~~~ 4 22 • Charolais Hereford crossed 1er R cine Ohi F' · b a m furnished apartment, Middle- yearling bull, bottom plow. • a , o. mancmg may e Saturday - Emma Louise R. up , l!:20 p. ·m.;., London _3 m.; 2 SH 2-466&. port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 tic Oliver drilL Ph. 12 211 tic $3000.00. Dudley, 66% Fourth Ave., Jack- Herdm,an u 22 5. 10 . Pnce down Wmf1eld 3:35 p.m.; TRAILER LOTS _ free sewtp AUCI'JONEER RURAL - . 20 acres, II> story ie Sue Bias, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, Lucy Jane lucas' m., Jefferson up Winfield 7:30 . and B Comple!AI Service frame, ftreplace with Heat~ Mrs. Joseph E. Thompson, Mrs. p. m.; James Graham do;.,n m.; H. E. Bowleo down 6 2 12 ::• Park rozn•s 1964International Pickup, 26,000 Crill Bradford Iaior, well water, 2\!t Albert E. Fife, Rt. 2 Cheshire 3-55 a m. Chris J held 11 :50 p. m.; Helen Mlnemtll p:rov WY D1lles. Excellent condition. Write, Prone or Contact off Route 33 on Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Rt. 2 6;30 a: m.':' down Winfield 4 a. m.; Dmocal•\1 e, o, ne WY 2-2168, WY 2-3491. A. C. BRADFORD road. Can be purchased Vinton, Mrs. Walter B. Sturgeon Gr~nup 8·30 p . C t . Bruce down Wmfleld 5:20 W32l 1 15 tic 1 d ct • " · · m. ap am e 2 61c Racine, Ohio an con1ra • $600.00 720 McCUllough Rd., Pt. Pleas- Tom down Greenup 9 p. m. ; NaF" 1t# Tol..lslon ID Review can colleges and universllles regula" on the weekly Griffith tor of the Agency for j Hy RICK UU BROW 1 with enrollments booming ... series . . . Nabors ~eft lo do tional Development ... Uui1o'd Pms lolernotlunal This program will focus on Ohio i''Go rner Pyle'' lhio ·season ... TV's recent flU· In aeries HOLLYWOOD ,UPII -Notes State University ... CBS • TV , and Knott• will be gone from Britain, "Secret Agent," appar· to watch •e<evision by: previously announced a one- the show In the fall. ently has done well enough ao The Programa: "ABC Scope" hour broadcast lor June 14 Secood Add Programa: Willi- that It will ,be kept on a standthis Wednesday will present a about lhe recen\ furor at the am Phillips, editor-in-chief of by basis Dell season to fill Ia half • hour reporl on the atti- University of Ca1ifornla, "The the inlluenttal Partisan Review, again for a show that faiis •• tude of today's southern college Berkeley Rebels." Is a guest on CBS -TV's "Cam- It Is not on the network's students toward Integration and Add programs: "lBC - TV's era Three" Sunday, anc discus- regular fall schedule .•• segregation ... The program Is "Co\1ege Bowl" question-and-an- ses some of the problems In TV says the music to be heard exp•cled to focus largely on the swer series returns next season turning out a "little at the •tart of today's University of Alabama, where ... Same network's new Dean nowadays . . . also Sunday, 1 Stakes broadcast 15 p.m. LEF1'Y"' ABC • TV President Tom Martin variety series, which same network's "Face w\ll be a Dave Brubeck jazz ar- LEDBETTER\~ Moore, • native ol Mississippi, starts In the fall, will have The Nation" has an interview ragement of "Camptown Rae- :L 'Tf-IOUGHT . 'IE WUZ. recently delivered a <'ommence- John Wayne as a guest on Its with David E. Bell, adminlstra- es'' , , , crazy. 'TODAY men! address . . . The telecast second show ... Andy Griffith, Is also 01pected to Include seg- Don Knotts and Jim ("Gomer ments of a Univ.rsity of Ala- Pyle") Nabors, who have done bama seminar on the subject of a nightclub act together. are G. Palm .&OROSS 22. HaviDI an integ1ation ... On the Wednes- set lor a one - hour music-andoockAtoo LMeaure 7. Strange awn.: of la.nd day following, Jum 16, "ABC comedy special on CBS-TV BQ_t. 8.Con®nent B. B•rl<>call Sc~pe" will present a report on next season . . . The trio also D. Male M.Tmoor e. Heii.IW'Ing the problems faced by Ameri- formerly appeared together as sheep rupact stlok :1468, 6 7 :llf! SHORTCUT-'I'bll Aailtrallan sheep dog, a kelple tnow1 .the oborlelt .u.taace from one lide of a crowdeci sheep yard to the other~ the backJ of the sheep Eope. peciaBy bred for their job, the alert tiKI tlrelea kelplee ar.e eolllldeted IDdllpeDabll b)' the Aualnllaa wool iuAu'*ey. . 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Umon withheld congratulations on the lhght, chargmg mstead that racial preJUdice has tamted the U. S TON IGHT "4 FOR TEXAS" Fl tnk Sml'ltla Dean J\lintm Anllt Hbtrg l' r ~ tl.t ~l!dltSS tTtt hnltol cr) - ;-tnd- "TAMAHINE" Nancv 1\.\\ :m, .Jo~lll 1'1 :~S u DtlliiL S PI ICt' !lu lor) TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY June 8 9 FAMILY NIGHT "THE EYES OF ANNIE JONES R1d1ard umte r ranc t> Sca Anms -a nd"MY SON, THE HERO" Pedro A1 mrmlaJJL (T'"Lhnteolor) MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, ()!Ito TONIGHT & TUESDAY "JOHN GOLDFARB, PLEASE COME HOME" ~ rechmcolor­ Shirley MacLame-Pet~r Ustmnv R1cha1d Crenna· Jun Bucku~ Scott Brady Colorcartoons Wednesday and Thursday June 910 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY June 11·12 "THE HORROR OF IT ALL" Pill Boone E111ca Rod gtrsUe nm.s PJ n:t "WITCHCRAFT" Lon Chaney Ja<.k H~d l l Y ELBERFELI)S HOUSEWARES-1st FLOOR Meigs to Host Dairy School aS We've product for any Jan problem Brown spots? Of Spread TURF BUILDElt PLUS 1. It takes care of MI. 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