http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1b36a89510a28276c62ffcefc2d14e78.pdf e98cda3d2649ff73e5f0921789229f3a PDF Text Text • • f--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., May_~_1964 Grartddau,hter I u ID reoelvt Ibis deiNt tilt.... 1 3110 Chester Garden Mrs. Neu lzling, who dose<! with Honored by FHA. and ... ol from lll.u· s,·calP.·~vtg.no • prayer for Mothor's Day. Mrs. Karen Mlllo:r, the Prior to 1°inll "' Coshocton, Lr.l. j • ' Club Meeting /s Roy Holter aave the verse o1 and one ol lhe most for bar illterviow, lhe 1w1 / L 8 the month. bers o1 Franldin Hts. H lg b comple!A! an entire boot IDll n Ong OffOm Mrs. Max Harrat1 , assisted by Mrs. Clarence Neutzlinl!: entertained the Chester Gard~n cluD Wednesday ~venmg at her home Nineteen members responded schoordedl FtheHA, was receotly lDBDY other requiremeola. to ~o.ll CYII by wearing and de-- wa , highest degree any A few of these lrel'e: 1 Be 1 scr1 bmg their home made hats FHA er can get, the State Home thJrd four1b • and corsages. A project on work maker's degree . or year member at the Ches ter Commons was She Is the first person from of F.H.A. 2. Hav(! bad two years t m rp ea tu res People In· Pomeroy DAR Chapter Afeeting e Mn. Rua Waflr;'n, Mr1. Berln Long Bottom. I dis_cussed and also a project Home Ec. with • "8 " averA salute to A.'iCAP lite Am- cperettaa are ....ly known, Jan, Stelll OOilclucled the pro- tha Scott iUid Jan. Mart EvaM The ro~eding , ln charge of Mr!!.! wht<'h the dL!b will C(H)pt"rate Inmgement.s Oil a shoe The requirements she had eriean Society of Compoura, Airs. Klein introduced M r I. Cl'ttm wUD • se!e<:UOO compoa- visited Th\ll'l!illy at Falr'bora. Woodrow Mora. pr.sident. op- wi th the Garden club at Tup-1 was given by Mrs. Donald ;ulfUI in her book e . I Autltoro, and Publlshera, in rec· lJIIlian Stell!, well known plan- ed by her fA~, "Tribune 'l'el· wiUt Sgt. IDll Jan. J'. enod with the club co ll ect in ' pers Plain s on worll"on lhe East· and lhe arrangement of w "" · · ognition ol its founding in Am- 1st and organist of the MiddleMarcil. Bally. They report Sit- 1111\r 8 better understanding of erica, highlighted the May meet- port Presbyterian Church, who USU8J J=~lb w:s.~m:!s! as seriously .Ill. uni so n, Devotions taken from j ern High & hool la wn month was brought and Matthew U -13 were le<i by Mrs: Pa ul Boer gave an in- ' Ho~:r :~ierRegid You~gik. Mrs. cbapter2. s : l indl;idua~ homltyo, inC of Return Jonathao Meigs played a medley of Victor Her- Jones, regent. and Miss Be.. Mrs. Olan Genhelmer l'ftUr1l,. terestong book report on w i 1 "" plan to gr ave sc an commuo Chapter, Daughters of lite Am· bert numhen Including ".Kias """Doru Ill charge Durltlg lite ed to he~ home, Columbul today Flower, in North Amerka . A , nd o;.;pec mens growth. 3. Explain F.H.A. and erican Revolution, Friday after- Me Again," and oihers. Mra. busmeso met:llng ' Pl8ltl were after a visit w!Ut her daugbter 0 demonstra tion and talk ou .11 t mums as her Home Ec to others noon at the home of Mrs. Har- Klein narrated program read- maGe 00 bold 8 grave markln& and son-In-Jaw, Mr. •.il4 Mr11. '!{' 1ra •on. old Lohse in Pomeroy, inll an original poem entitled ...-v..,. lor tht late Miss Grace William Sheridan an4 daughters. en 1 !ons were awarded for op- A few projects she hod were In tribute to American Mu- "I Remember" a nostalgic baclt- Horton and .Mrs. Allred Elbel'- Mr. and Mn. William Sheri· TONIGHT " THE CHECKERED FLAG" Ho~~,'k~~:"f;';:'e~~id to Mrs. plan a new . wardrobe, and sic Month, Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, ward view ol the silent movies feid on Sunday alterooon, •\lay dan and daughters have moved (Eastman Color) M P 1 K' · Mr out a fanuly that was iD AmeriCan Mus•c cltalnnan, had for which Mrs Steiff was pillll· .to at 3 p.m. m ihe Beech Grove from Middleport to the Getthel· POMEROY, OHIO rs. ur ey arr, s prepAred an interes""" -.andMora and Mrs W att Ch d II ..... and un- Js· t. cemetery. PJ.ans were· made tor mer ho me, Athena Road . " TRIGGER HAPPY" · Y a we · " u•uai musical program fealur- Mrs, Harley also read an the June tuncbeon to he beld at Mrs. C. L. Amol4 spent the Mallr een O'Hara, Brian Keith TONIGHT th:·~~~::~ent~ w~re served by I am very pleased at being b1g local nousiclans. a.'1icle written by Mrs. Klein (,'row's Town and Country J\es- past weolt:end with Mrs. MaJ:. (ln Color ) "THE WHEELER DEALERS " h ' ses urmg the social to receive thts honor and _The program was opened -.vera! yeara ago givinl! tribute laljl'•UI in Pomeroy ~'riday ine Arnold and daugbter SU.. (Terhni color l 0 want to thank everyone who Wtth an organ and piano duet to Mra. Steil! her sister and June 12 with Mrs Harold sar' ' " · Sun.-Mon. M•y 10-11 Lee Remick.. lamt's Garner ........ ._..,. .... . _ .... _____ i l malde It possible," Karen said. wJth . Mrs. Chester Erwin, brother and he~ father the late gettl chairman of ~rc emeo .. sanna. Phil Harris, Chill Will s Jini uWHAT EVER HAPPENED Ba~k u s Louis Nye, Elliott Karen Is a Senior at Frank- Church of Christ organist, at ProfeS801' Lewh w11o' conduct- Miss Alllanda 1,...,;: Sta~ Mro. Velma Douglas and da~ TO BABY JANE" Re1d, Patricia C.:rowl ey~ Bette Da vis Joan Crawford SPECIALIZ£1 IELP Heights High school, Colum- the console and Mrs. Lohse at ad a music th~apy program Regent, will be the uest 8 • ghter, Jnne are speqdlng the 1 TRIPLE CROSSED, 3 Stoogts -a ndFOI THOSE lOST bus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the grand piano. They playe<l at the Gallipolis Stale Institute. er. g peat< Mothers Day weekend at IvyColorc:1rtoon1 " BATTLE BEYOND SEYERELY DWEllED tD,a~lmo:nd two sekcllnns entitled, "Mood She be•an at an early age of .Mn. Char'·- n-•-• was lr"""· dale, W. Va. with her mother, SUN MO t" MUier, and granddau. M • ""'u.wu -~ Mrs Euda Hamrick THE SUN" · N., TUES. ==:FREE ~~~~~::;,,~of Mr. and Mrs. Royal elodic" and "My Task." 12 ,playing overtures and opera lerred to the Cincinnab chap: .· . ' ·. Edd Perry .'\ria P owt> ll "W~~~s '!:~6 ~NG of Syracuse. Mrs, Erwm presented severaelections under the advice ol ter at her request. AI the cloae Elza Gtlmore et~tere¢ Meip (In Color) THE STORE" aJ organ numbers protected by her IaUter. Mrs. Klein told of of the meetmg lite hostesse General Hospital ~y far "THE CHECKERED FLAG" .Jerry Lewis ~AP including " "Always," the many organlzaUons, the Mra. Lohse, Mrs. WiiiJam Bra;: observation and lre'almedt. (East man Color) (Te~~';';lor) Mrs. Robert McElhinny will ll<eddlng Prayer and "Ah, church. and veterans at Chilli- lord and Miss Bess Sanborn ser· Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr ''TRIGGe"~dHAPPY " L y 3-4550 be the guest of her daughter, Sweet Mystery of Life.:· M r & collie and manr others Jhat Mrs_ Ved a salad course to those at- Sr. visited Thursday evening at Mau ree n o· Hara. Brian K•ith ''YEL~'J.:s~~~V'~uas• Karen, at Lindley Hall, Ohio James Harley gave htghlights SteUl has served lor m any tendmg. An arrangem<flt o1 lfamsonvllle wllb Mr. and Mn. On Color) (Tecltnicolor) 245 E. State St. Athena Univerolty, lor Mother's week- nu;s•c•ao, Vtctor Herbert, whose years and Is atill active as an blue irs and whte spmg flow· Gerold Morcltt, ~=-,..,,..,,...,......,....,=,.,..~II'),,..,,..,,..,.,..,...,.~;,,...,,.,J!!,,...,,.,.,...,,.,...,..,..,J:~en~d:.~-=~~=~~= from lhe life ol the verstilo accompanist. ers centered the table. - ---- J"" "If:' t lir=====--== ....-,1' MEIGS THEATRE t" ';:; VOL XVI Sinatra Brushes Death Diles Radioear Co. j " ..U~---·~U,D •1 ~·- -=~ n ·- Saturday BLOCK CO. WSAZ- TV Channel 3 •• l cOO Down on the Farm l c30 Popeyf & Pals , 9 a Ruff an<' Reddy Show .J 10:00 Hector Heathcote Show l0 c3() Fireba, XL 5 ll :00 Dennis the Menace lUO Fury 12c00 Bullwinkle Morton Gotdieb and Helen Bonfils wiU contlhUe their .suo...,slul producing collaboration with the Broadway production this fall of "P .S. I Love You " a new pl•y by Lawrence ~ J2 :30 Mr . WJz.ard 1:00 Movie U5 Re<ls Vs. Cubs MAKE YOUR DOLLARS I '' 5:00 Founl;:~in of Youth an, Jast represented with t he 5c30 .NBC Sports Special long-running " Under The Yult>Yum Tree." ... 6:00 Samraay Re port 6c15 News & Weather U5 Sports ~~~ Drop Siding as low as 6'%c ft. Flush Doors as low as $5 .78 ea. Wallboard 4'x8' as low as _ Night Jamhoree 11 :00 Late News Picture 11 :10 D. .!. and Weatber WCHS- TV All Channel 8 rus t •• 7:00 7:30 8:00 ! cOO TV ...ia~sroom En France Captain Kangaroo Alvin Sbow Sl: 30 Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Qu1ck Draw McGraw Insulation (balls) as low as _ 3V:!c sq. ft. 10c3() Mighty Moose 11 :00 Rm fin Tin I L 30 Roy Rogers 12cOO. Sky Kin~ Now up t \14'' drill, Black 1nd Decke-r Pate Powerful 3 ;Jmp. motor, Special - - - - 12:30 Do You Know 1:00 Championship Bridge 1:.30 The Airman 's World 1:45 Baseball With Dizzy Dean 1:55 Kansas City vs Yankees 5;00 Chamj)ionship Bridge 6:3() 98th Running of Preakneas 6:00 The Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7c3() Jackie Gleason 1:30 -· All mat•ria!s neceuary for easy application . Dolt· Yourself or have it in~ stalled. MaNrials ao low as~. 39c LUMBIR Good, Kiln-dried stock In all standard dimensions and tpeciet. '¥'" 4''• .. low aa. , Interior and ext•rtor GA I O• typoo. All otandonl Dlyo. ope 4' x 8' panela llyft car< aolowao •• 9c ft. $3.68 PIG BOARD Praeticaf, lllllful and ct. .. orative. Handy hang.,.-1 available. 4';J!.t<p• ,- low ao, • $2.76 Ply.. She Dr I\ Compare the complete cost. Quality against quality, •• Service against service, and You will find your dollar buys More at our store. :1963 9 u e en, Is doing tbe ' crowmng. Mrs. BUssey waa IU5 Sports lUO Films of the 50'&. $1.92 ea. POWER DRilL smile• as she Js crowned queen of supermarket checkers at a national convention I~ Chicago. Mrs. Rose Sola· vmo of Cambridge, Mau., 8c3() Joey Bishop 9 00 Saturday Night Movies Floor Tile as low as _ _ _ 15c sq. ft, Wall Tile as low as _ _ _ _ 15c sq. ft . 2" x 4's as low as 9 c ft. 12 V2c ft. ~at. 7:30 S i1~mg Caravan HANDYMAN Shelving as low as CHECKER CHAMP - Mrs Ruth Bussey of Tampa, Fla.; &:30 Porter Wagr -. ..• Show 7c00 SPECIALS Tilel Caul --w·- _____L,_'nda- Da_rneU ~--carl Reiner, hoot of CBS -TV's Sunday Night " The Celebrity Ga.,.," le in --Europe to film~ · on ~ the - str@t nactions provocative topies. These Segments will he lncoi"Jl(>hlted in tbe show to match Europeail8' Impressions with those of 1 h e program's rotating panel of nioe Hollywood stars ... ! '3() 10:00 11 :00 ll :U ~ Defenders Phil Silvers Gunsmoke News Late Movie WHTN-TV Channel 13 l c30 Pat & Mille t :OO Cburcll of Cltrlll 9:3() Cbannet 13 Pr....,ll 10:00 Ne•ghbOht lO cU Social Security l0c30 Jetsono lUO casper Cartooo l1 :30_Beauy & Cecil 12:00 Buga Bunny 12c30 Allakazam 1:00 Fbck. 1:30 Amertcan Bandstand 2c30 Movie 3:00 Bowling lciJO World of Sporll &:311 Wresllina 7c30 Hootenanny l c30 !.Owrence Welk t :30 SaiUI'dat NJsttt at MoYle Pataee lOc3() Tbe lleleellvea ll ' IJO Chiller Tbeatre selected for ber speed, accuracy, courtesy and care. Phyjlis Newman has been signed by produ<"er Leland Hay. ward to be a rquiar star of Comedian Vaughn Meader Rip Taylor 8nd Lee Allen among lhe headiiners who wiD participate in the Benofil for Children on Sunday, May 11, al the Nevele Country Club EJieJ>o ville, N. Y. Art KaJJn'a 'orchea. tra will offer the musical ao- a.. · Songstress Coterine Valente and Sergio Frmrelti will be seen on the first Meredith Wilisoo 'ol, starring Willson and hi.l Rini. on Thursday, June 't, Vla CBS-TV ... That's all fo.r now. as I ltOI'Uit project tr.wgrtiiOI rights olllle Arabs to ftlerl;" Khrusllcliev IGid I b O'Toole? Success Has Tamed Him (Continced from front page) business advisers, most of whom he advises to ,get lost Jules Buck, whu "discovered" him $ years ago, has been the star's manager. partuer and trusted aaviser throughOtJt his spectac. ular rise to fame. ..... ~ 'Lawrenee' the so-can. .,. esperl$ told me lloat I'd lllo. appear if I went into ~ostume 41rama. Tbey wanted to tee me ill tora T shirt, stCbbing ou' • lat elgar ea a wom u '• Jeg, "Well, •JJeeket' Iuisa'& d011< too bac!ly and 'IMd Jtm' wHI bt great, just lfelill., 11n....,. United Arab Republio NatiOilllll Alaembly, Static Jim Brosnan, the p J a y e r who'd rather write than pitch, was signed las week as • sports commentalor by AVC Ra. will originate from ABC tudioo in Chicago and according to ABC Radio Sporll Director Howard ~II, he will enjoy ''complete editorial freedom in hi& weekend broadt:ast to discuss the •port that s..mingly baa ilo place for him becaUe ·of h j 1 outspokenneo.'' Author of twp best-selling hooks - " TheLong Season" and "Pennant Race," Brosnan was on the 1964 roster of lhe While Sox when he was made a free agent by tho Chi· cago Club. J;>espite an outstanding record as a relief pitcher no club has claimed him. • "'An articulate and creative Success has also put . O'Toole man, Brosnan will write his own in the it-almost-dOesn't pay -tomaterial, interview sporll per. ,....k Ia> bracket. His o w a sonalities, comment and report <ompany, Keep Films, whiCh ll , the latest sports news," CoseU coproducing "Lord Jim,'t wall said ... formed to <flable him "to keep The Pen & Pepcll'o Joba C. some of my salary.'' Bruno is really thrilled at Cel• Success has added o large brity Service's Earl Blacltwell'l London town bouae and a mid- SALUTE TO IllS STEAKHOUSE night blue Rolls Royce Ill hia York City, in Contiitental - . a ..,.....Ions. But hia everyday magazine, In It Blackwell caJJa appetlteo haven't changed. the Pen & Pencil his aU • lime Durinl! night filming in t h e favorite restaurant. Sue b jungle, O'Toole waa ....,lfing praise from an International c. down a midnight llllleb o1 """" Jebrity expert is moot gratifyed beef bash when the film un- Jog .... it's caterirlg manager came ABC-TV bu secured exclt.. O¥er to apologize fO< lhe unin- ing ... l!pired menu. ABC- TV has secured ""c!J>. O'Toole replied by asking r.,.. live TV risJ!ts to an wlslaflll. ...,!her plato ol basb. inll group of motion picture hill from lhe studlol o1 -r.r"No bulllJJlingbinls' wings llol- tiellt Century-Fox, Included alandalse lor me." he. o a 1d. Jilong lite 30 box office triumphl ~'Bangers and ir1aBh (DIBMJ~!~ which will he oeeu durJnc lbiJ and nwhed potatoes, a tracfi. lti65-M oeason are suclJ lfOia. tiona! nortb country winter ble !Urns ~· "Streetcar Nauied breakfast in England) lor me Desire/' "Carousel," ..1be Hust. with a jar of ale." ' ler," and ' 4SonB of Bernadette,tt J\ jar to the star lma~ that 's Petn O't'oole. ·TV Dan Thomas enttne\ Y........ Ut!WI .................. ,.,c.. ,__ .. • n• ••••' 'nJe ,.._ .... .. • __ , - " 11 ......... h& ·~•·•lr 71 Perish • ·- Fiery· Crash Of MATS Jet Near Manila Ill : on the south end of the nmway while landing at the U. S. base 60 mlles north of Manila. Twelve perooos ourvlv... lbe eraah, lite U. S. opakeomaa aald. The Air Force spokesman, Maj. John Rademacher, said tbe aircron was coming in from Hawaii, wbere it bad stopped briefly on a flight that originated at Travis Air Force Base in California. crew members when it crashed Rademacher said the crash Mam1a (UPI) - A. U. S. military jet plane carrying 83 1A:,::;~:~:~ servicemen and !heir IJ on a flight from Coli· !omia crashed tonight while coming into Clark Air ~·or.., """"· north ..ol Mlllllla. An Air Force spokesman said 71 per· sons were kllled. A spokesman said the big Cl35 jet ol the Mnilary Air Transport Service (MATS) was carrying 73 passengers and 10 occurred about 7:15 P. m. (7m a. m. EDT). Clark Air Base was to he the la8t stop on the flight. A MATS spokes!IUUI 11 Trav· Is said lite CJJ5 waa eorryin& mlillary penoanel lUld llteir lamlllell. The ill • faled flight originaled at the Travis base in california at noon, EDT, SUnday. The C135 stopped over for aboot two hours in Hawaii before cootlnuing on the last leg of the fiight to the Phlllippines. Travla b a major terminal for Mllllacy AJr Transport Service fllahts. The Clark field crash was 11111 fourth major air disaster in lht Western Hemisphere Jn the past five days, bringing deaUt o1J. 117 persons. REPORTS SCANT Reports of tbe rti'!Oster were e1 the scantest kind _ ldenifficalioa of tbe dead will he made later, pending notification of relativeL Soviets Charge Betrayal Of-C ommunism to China NBC-TV's "That Was the Week That Was" - Friday nigh& She'll -be seen on the shows !he rest of this season and all next season .. ~mpaniment. . . . - MONDAY, MAY 11, 1964 NO. 22 ' p0Mf R0y cEMf NT . • Mainly About < II- -- John pooler, . �• • ' .lf4J. U; Z·UalJ)' ihD!lnfl, romeroy•MJCitUeporr, U., ·: fight? What Fight?" COMMINTATING EDITORtAU Y • /Jelen llelp Us! .,_ ...... There was no doubt m anvonP.'s mind rountrv. Thev. mav. be smaller' 1 e s s that Tom would go to coll~g· Alt~r alL wealthy and lack world-famous scholars. he was a better-than-i:lveragr student m But thry art'. an.'Ording to the regional h1gh school. a membt>r of the football " ~wunmmg learns a11rl \'ire- pr t>SidPnt oi his class . Tom took h1.!1 Collegt' Board tt:unu . got satisfactory sr ore:s ~·•.o~.." l :ttum s \\ h il"h rat~ them. quality in- stztutions I I ltaYe IIIIOihor eompltllnt : Just because I am the young· cottap ohoeu carton lido! Doe! tst, I always get not much. anyone elM u 'IIIey breU I always gel the tea bas at- llltcernalll Gil tltd!T-8ANDY ler It lw b- !lied by Dad Dear laDtly ; and Mom and DIY Iiiier who II 12. 1 am 10. I think I should Y• ~U1 .Jl my lit» get the Ita bag third once In a Ut opener 1111 t lwldy, - H. whlle. It Is very W<!ak whea It Door llelell: ' Is fourth. Wbat obould I do? 1 doll'l 11now hoW 11iafty cards JOE ttf l)'1lliiMhJ J'w aen1 In I h t Dear Joe: put live YMI'I to pocple Who Wby doa'l you lake up· rnJik? bave had lot!8etl tlu·o~lnleatll. A four..tllllk ttaba1 Is oiM1C 1D eu· thai lime, l'n ~lYeii eflOUi)o for a 111-yo!INild. J1a. Ollly two rtoYe of tlwtlcl for DIY lldeo, It oould ba wor10 - what efforll. lolllellmet I rad 1 pubif you bad '111REE older aJx.. lie notlol lD 1M PIJiil' IIYlnl, tero? _ H. "'lltaab to ..ft"YODI Wlto reI. n:Jembwed Ul In oar 10~' n Dear Helen : or aomethiJJI. but Is tltll Another Ear!ler Is pall and t110t1glt? MOll poopli doll't seem the live bunnil!ll and cl!lckert1 to ca.., llliOUih for your !eel•"' mercifully almost aD dead IDp to aclmowledp a ctlid. 11o by now - either kJIIed by pet n't thto terrlllly rude? - HURT dogs and cats ar allowed to '· · dte of hunger, tltlrst or maul- Dear Hurt: lng. So now comett another lllne No, It lm't terrlbly.rrade! 1 of cruelty to dtultb animals. 1 realize "Thank you notes" aro meaa t.lti cbameleona 11toy oeD proper, but lllquetlf tlemands at caralvala and fain. H 0 w too much If It heaps added bur· m.t1ny of these little UJards bave dens on people alteady. welp been dropped from cblldren'a eel down with lotto.. . . clothes and erualted underfoot Sympathy lhoul4 be GIVEH, .',. Although th~ crush at the door-. of e full~~~ .\dntt.siN>S Cent•r. 610 many colleges Is critical - with no ,.._ Cll" "'·~ ~ rnn..<ton. Ill lief In Jight - a numb~r of fuJI\· attr... e t."\ ,Hf'1!¥ .\dm·t~ion5: Assis:tan.riP dited colleges do ne~d and want quali· t'~nte r . H E "''th St . :">•w York 2!. :-;y fied students. These colleges. generally, are not as e C'atholir loll f'et' Admis.!<iom: and arademi('a]Jv prominPnt as the Ha rvards Information Center . .3805 ~l r Kinl~v St. and the Yales and the Stanlords of this Washington 15. D.C. • lilA In the top of the eighth Inning carried his Redmen teammateo to 1 10.7 victory over Morris-Harvey in the first Jame of 1 lwlnblll there Saturday. However, In the nightcap, tbe Gallla countlans 1ix-game win- had three •lnglet iD five trips, ning 1treak was snapped s.G Burcham had two singles be-by the West Vlrginiam. Coach aJde his three-run 11ame • wJn-Art Lanham's nine now owns nina: homer. and wound up with an 8-f season record . Tuesday, 4 RB1'1 in five trips. Sagen had the Redmeo wUl host Central two singles for the winners. State. It wu 1 different story Jn In Saturda7'11 opening pme, the nightcap, For the leCOitd Rio Grtllldt juJDped of! to a H time thtto sea1011, the Redmen ., I four. Joe Cofflndafer opened for Elias whiffed i I \ l N F F , otes rom ·oreim o- News Cables tl:~~~Do~~~~t;~~~T~rm~·~e~;~~·~·~-~-~;~~~~~~~~~ A :r THE HORsECMEST!!R YAcHHUNT CUJS A 01~ 0 ~C!f SfJ!P FOR ~NTEcRS- tlon. lifo Notes from the forelill news ~n. Charles do Gaulle'• reeledHis by whole a veryoutlook simple on opero. was oo much better after 11ut ~ : aldet are worried tbat tllo 'II· operation thst hio parento won· NATO Meetlar: year-old French president may dered why they had aot llad It The United Staletl Is ••peeled ovenkl lbincs now that Ito It done sooner. to meet .new oppooltton IIIII back on the job followtna prooweek to Ill trade etnbarao tate lllll"IOJ'Y. They uy that Q We !oat • arandchlld ';:aln:A~rpm~~ ,~ba whon althouib l>o Gaullo'o with cysUc hyaroma. He wu • tn m ..r... metlln& hu been spectacular, he may operated on for It at 8 mDittlll opens at The Haaue. Del]llle lllffer a relllpll uni• ha lloWI aod 1ot an Infection He oould ropoated Pl"OIII from Waahlna- down the paoo ot aedviUes Jn not take sulfa drugs · or penloU. ton; both Britain and Pranoe tile comJna monllut. Ho Ia oz. lin becau•• he was all•rgtc to ~ro ;;'~ ~e~ to stop deaJ. Pteted to beiln aiCkloJ YICa• them. What can you tell me a- ~ r~nuer castro. Uon May 20 at hi.o country bout this condiUoo? S s~1 retary ol hbnte ln Colombe)"Les·Dtus· A - C,lllc bJp-oma Ia 1 de- ~"::n.blt nto":!:~f.~~y E1li•t11. velopment defect uoually dlscov· lent at the NATO 1ere ltllnubcbev 111 Alrlca• ered after birth. It Is 0 liOilllll- 11111 1 COil nee ' lignant tumor of tho lymph v... In etto': ~vt::!l'fttd !': =~•-Prehmier Nlldta S. oels and Ia found mo•t COilllllOn- th ~~... II moved lito 1Jo. ly In the neck It Ieoda to -IYff at 11Dill lfrm eredllo Ill Com- viol eopltal to tile United Al'lll · .. mun ot natlont Jbould be lllpabllc lor all praellcal ..,.. progro.,hlety larger. When sueh SkiPPed: France Ia exptK:Ied 0 petit lltoclm! hi ..-1 :.tumor Ia recotnlt.ed lllhot11d persist 1n Ito go.li.lltJne lletlea ma1 " Alldef- s.~:.:' ~ complet.lyrtmtwed II 10011 In tho It'\TQ llllanl!e and thow llhrottltcliw Is · 1 :C::S ~~ ~ Premt1t boUt lft. no wllltni!Mso for milltory In· mao a leJ'Iet ot: '..: preu Ill of th• legration of del- fOI'C!H. Anlt illfllll deallllJ With 89Yiet-Arab ttuumor on tha 'lllodplpo, ThUll Britain and Italy reportedly are relltlontt, the Slno-&wlet eonmoro becomo lllfactecl Yti'J' not ready to ~~ th - 1 filet the ~~~~ ullly. In I child aller1l< to 11 lhls IIIII 111 Pte ::S~;::. -=~~~ cb:.~ anUbtoU01, tho lnfecllon WOUld f10Md lllltlld • 11W1fttc1 DIICJIIII' 110v1et J • der wiD 11' • - be very bard to control. fore._ l:tll'pllag ~ 11 Ilia I I• I• :u I 1. .· ' ,· . ' .·) • ~ ' ' ' . . •••uJina• ~ ·· " .. "' ., ' • • i IWedllHday. 9 ·643 7 .563 ]'L ~ IBuJi alo 9 8 3 I Ja ('k snvle :: ' I ~~~~;~::~:~ IAtlBnla n I 8 9 I ., . ... 529 . 211 .471 4 .439 4~ .429 4).11 .154 8 2 11 Sunda.l''s RelilUitl 1Toronto 8 A1lanta 1, 1st Torouto J4 MI. 4, 2nd, 7 inns. 1 ' Riehmnnd 4 Roch<ster i I Lm'e Scores J MONEY For Spring? d YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT! WANTED! MEN-WOMEN · llatllrdaJ ) :mt= · .....· ',J, ~·n.•Jf............. ".,::Ita': - . .., ° nMn on panth'ers Edge Marietta • 7-6 on Saturday weeke~d Summary Of Sports G:~..:!/~~-c~~rlc~l; ) ;·. ,,· · I wa almost ~cored for the 1 throw. .706 c.,.. I ·•· . season ~ieven II ' ~ th~ 5 TIGH . ,, .... i eight Redmen their first win Jf 5 9 ° , ........ · S.">faCUSe :Colu mbus I BERRY'S WORLD 11 W L Pet. GB 12 1 . . p;: Press IntPmatktn•• (7), Pterco (8). Larrren (9) aod 1Handrahan (7) aod Lau. Pao. eno each had a Jingle and dou· . Haller. Loser - Sanford '!-3). ' rual (!-2) and Battey, Zlnuner- ble, while Siley and Leister had ·Mel• Loacu Looms HRa-Rouboro, Howard. man (7). Looer - Monteasudo • single each, and Barnett • By Uolted Prest laternallonal W. L. Pet. GB By Uolted Pn1a lalenlattooal (1)-2). HRs- Mincher. Bottey. double. 'fOR MONEY- QutcK MONEY Nllloaal Leap Chicago 12 a .667 LeadiDI Battera (lot Game) For Pomeroy Baker had a W. L. Pet. GB New York 13 7 .850 . . . NaUoDIII Leasue St. Lou.. OliO 000 100 - l i 2 •Ingle Swindell added a double JUST USE yOUR TELEPHONE San Francisco lS a .714 .. Baltimore 13 9 Sill 1 New York 00 OtO 000 l 4 0 Chicago !00 100 OtO I 12 0 ' t h. 'hom w· b "'-· · L o 11 er, me renner a Philad~ophia 14 1 .6e7 1 Cleveland 11 9 .5ii0 z Mays, SF 20 81 Z4 !9 .481 Cra11. Burde!W 18) and Me· · Ange1es 003 000 000 - 3 10 1 singlo to his while besides the WHATEVER YOU \'ot>ULDLIKETO DO MilwLoauk.. .-!4 10 .583 21> Minn~sota 12 11 .522 21> Wiliams. Chi. 20 'It 17 !Z .406 CdarveLor. Stallard 12-41 and Goo· ,Peterds,MFis herRI4:._wiSlhelmth hiltonia th~ fifth noted ahove. 1 St. 1 PLEASE CALL ON CITY LOAJI4 us 14 11 .S60 3 B08lon 10 12 .4SS 4 Clment, Pttto 24103 20 41 .398 er. ser--Crai& (2·1). I!Rs- 1•' an arm. , - . mt Jewell and Reed each col· Pitlllburgh 13 11 .M2 3,. Los Angeles 10 13 .435 4,. Kanehl, NY 17 43 4 17 .395 Kanehl, Thomas. (3). D. LH (S), Iluliba (8), le ·ted lngl ClnctnnaU 12 12 .500 4\2 Detroit 9 13 .4%e 5 Boyer, St.L 25 ri la 35 .361 (2nd Game) Osiaslti (8) aod Rodger~. Win- ~eed • :in '~ 11 the wa fanTHE SERVICE IS FRIENDLY Chicago 9 ll .450 512 Wuhington 11 16 .401 51> Cardens, Cln 24 82 13 29 .3S4 St. l.ouio 004 003 012-tO 14 I nor - Fisher 12.()). Loser- ned li~ gwal~ed four Sil:~ up • Los Angeles 10 lS .400 7 Kanoas City 8 t3 .381 51> Stargell, Pitt 19 77 l5 'l/ .351 New York OliO 010 0110-- 1 40 Smith (H). liRa - Hanoen. to wh..; he wu c ha~ in • the THE BEST YOUVE EVER KNOWI\I Houston 10 16 .381 71> Saturday'• Reonlto Johnson, Cln. 18 49 12 17 .!47 Washburn. Ron Taylor (7) Simpson, Frego!l, Martin. fKth 'th 1 d h' WHEN MONEY IS THE quESTio.. New York 8 18 .250 10,. Washington S BosiAJn 4 SaniAJ, Chi 19 67 12 23 .343 and Uecker. Hinsley, Wakefield lie! ~~er or;:n:· 7an ~=J:e~ Saturday's Rosalto Baltimore 7 Detroit 6 Allen, Phil 21 87 19 29 .333 f!l , Sturdivant (al, Locke (9) (lst Gamel thr~o ' ' THE ANSWERS CITY LOAN Pittsburgh 10 Milwaukee D Minnesota 10 Kansaa City 8 Amerlcaa Leasuo and Robert Taylor Winner- Boston 10 Ot! 000 - 4 f 0 ~: p ,._ ,_ M"ddl · . , ··~ anc.o~n go w 1 ePhlladelphla 5 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 7 Chicago 4 G. AB R. H. Pet. WMhbum 12-()J. Loser- Htnsley Wash ton UK 103 401- 1! 14 0 I T ...t f th fI I, St. Louis 5 New York l New York a Cleveland 2 Oliva, Minn 23102 23 U .441 (IJ.l). HR- EIItot, Monhouquetta, Chartoa (5), :oALu ay ; \ ~ t na ' Chlcaso 9 Houston 1 Stmday'o Reoults Fregosi, LA 19 65 17 :16 .400 Earley (6), Wood 171 aod Till· Pomer:o:"me 200 140 ~~··, 3 1 Phone WY 2·2171 _ San Francloco 3 Los Angeles 2 Waahlngton 13 Bll!lton 4 list) Bressoud, Boo 22 8!1 lS 1,l .33% (lst Game) man, Osteen 12-3) llld Brum- 1Marletta 300 002 1 6 7 1 Snaday'o Rosulll BosiAJn 9 Waahington 4 (:lnd) Maris, NY 10 35 1 lS .371 Mtlw'kee !00 010 700-tt 17 0 ley. Loser-Monbouquette U-11. RHd od w· b Pomeroy, 0. 125 E. Main St. 8 .1 New York 4 St. l.oulll (latf • New York 12 Cleveland 2 (tst) Freehan, Del 1a M 5 20.370 Pittsb'gh 01102211100--5 8 2 IIR!-Zimmer, Skowron J, Till· IL) 0 1 (5) me ;e~ner . ••Y St, Loull 10 New York 1 (:lnd) N.Y. 3 Cleve 2 (2nd, 10 Inns.) Bomno, Cleve ll 40 a 14 .350 Spahn, Lemuter (I) and man, Mantilla. ' yer • an wens. Milwaukee 11 PI~Wbllrgh 5 (lat) Baltimore 2 Detroit 1 (tsttl Tillmon, Boo 19 64 S 21 .328 Torre. Friend, McBean '7). (2nd Game) Pillsbursh a Milwaukee 5 (2nd) Baltimore 7 Detroit 1 (2nd) Rchrdon. NY :10 8!1 IS 29 .328 Bork (7), Buttero (7) and Pag· Boston 002 023 200 - I 14 I ClnctMatl 2 Phlladelpltla 0 Mlnaesota 8 Kansas City J Tresh, NY 19 S7 6 18 .318 liaronl. Winner- Lemaster 13-21. Wash'ton 001 201 000 - 4 10 Z Chicago 4 Hotiston 3( 1st) Chicago S Loo All(eles 3 Allison, Mtnn :10 73 18 23 .315 Loser - Friend 13·11 . Hfls Wilson, Radatz (8) and Nilt· HOI!Ston 4 Chi I (2nd, 11 Inns) Monlay's Probable Pitcbers H._ Ru.. Mathews. H. Aaron. on, Tillman (6). Hannan, Bool· Los Anpl01l San Francisco 1 Baltimore at Washington Nail-' Leape- May•, G~ (2nd Game) din 15 i. Ridzik (a), Bridgeo Moadoy's 1'111boblo 111t<11ers (ntsht)- McCormick (IJ.l) or ants 11; Howard, Dodgers 10; Mllw'kee SOO 000 0110-- 5 7 0 17), Koch '8) , Narum (t) and St. Louts at PIIUatlelphla McNally (2-1) vs. Stenhouse Wllllama, CUba 7; Allen, Phlls Plttsb'gh 10 000 023 - 8 t Bromley. Winner- Wilson 0·1) . (nllht)--Sadeckl (0-3) n, Culp (ti-l) or Daniels (2·2). 8; McCovey, Giants I. Sadowski. Tiefenauer (8) and Loser- Hannan (IJ.!). HRa-Yao(l-2). Boston at Cleveland night), American Leasue- Colavito, Torre. stok, Bla" (II, Face trzernskl, BtsolniJame. Skowron. CinctltllaU at I' Itt a bur gli -Lamabe (3-D) vo, John O·l). Athleli<o t ; Hall, Twin• I ; (6), McBean (I) and Burge.,, - '' Dodee trucks are trained (nf&hl) - Ellla (1.0) VI, Veale CHicasu at Mtnnesto (night) Skowron, Senators lr Allison, McFarlane (8). Winner - Me· Ost Gamel ., . on the assembly line to (1-3). Horlen (l·l) vs, Stlgman Twlno ; Oliva, Twins; Wa!]Der, Bean (l-G). Loser - Tlefenallf'r Baltimore 000 200 000 - 2 f I live penny-pinchinl econ· San Francllco at Houston (0..2). Indians, all 7. (1·21. HR--Clemente. Detroit 000 OliO 001- I I l omy. They're put lo&ether (nlgbl)-O'Dell (0-f) va. Farrell Kanoas City at Loo Angeles Hans Balled Ia Pappos, Hall (9) aod Brown. TOUGH ... built ruued. (night) - Drabowsky (1·2) vs. · .Nalloaal LNrue- Mayo, Gl· (lsi Gome) Wickersham (4-2) and Froehan. (S.l). · )'heyiOfarther, haul more (Only g811111ocheduled). Newman (1-1), anto 30; Starsell, Pirates 20; Houstm 000 OliO 201 - I 7 o Winner- Pappas '1·2). -uve morel They're the Ta-1'• Glimeo (Only game.s scheduled). Clemente, Plratto 19; Boyer, Chicago 020 101 00.- 4 7 o (2nd Game I !an Fran at Hoyoton (nJgbt) 'l'uelday'o Card• 18; Howard, Dodgers; Notttbart, Woodeohlck (II and Baltimore 002 :103 0110- T 10 1 bJatst ti&htweds on the Mllwaultee at New York (nf&ht) Kansas City at Loa All(. (nil]ht) Mathews, BraYes; Torre , Bateman. JackSIIn, McDaniel Detroit 000 001 OfJO.... I t I hi&hwey lor your trucking SL. Lou1J at l'htla (Digbt) Chicago at Mlnni!SIII (Dlght) Braves; Willtama. Cubo, all 17. (9) and Berttll. Winner--Jack· Bunker 12.01 and Orsino. llo· clollar.Comecheckourdeall Cincinnati at Pltlttbttrl]h (Dlibl) New York al Dotrolt (night) Amertc.a l..eafllle - Wagner, son (S.I). Loser- Nottebart (IJ. kow, Egan (4), Regaa (71, Los All(eles at 'Chicago. Boaton at Cleveland (nf&ht) lndltiiiS 25: Cash. Tigers: Cola- _4). J!Rs....Conn, Bonkl, B. Wit· Gladdillj] (I) and Roorb. Loser DOIGE IS TilE OIILY U.S.· BUILT TIUCil WITH l5·YEIR/ Ameri<U LeapBalttmore at Waob (nlchl) vito, Athletict; Oliva, Twins, uams, Bond. -Rakow (IJ.l ). all 20; Hall, Twins 19. 50,000 ·IW EIIGINE liiD DRIVE TRAIN WARIIANTY• ' ''· reconcy f:e! 'ii:·. Milwa ukee , J im Wynn 's dmJble featuret I NGS ..._... ' the Toronto 1 "!.. J · ..... Commentary insure victory. But Willie StarG<il's the Colts' extra-Inning out~urst -AU.. STARS I INTERNATIONAL LI!AGUE'Q. By Untied Want I = • to I I I Today's .Medical Report • Race p ,· .,.,..tes rJlon ,·gh t the opener •• 12 Braves went · for Clurago in the opener to bat •nd seven runo scm·~ whil• Walt Bond's single a n 4 ove'" the Phi1ade1')hlans. Sun· J on the autograph bit, Pop Columbus 9 Syracuse 7 day. Back ~ lo. beck home runs Reed gave the Pomeroy Pan~ Marietta. They all know who you are !" Bu fl<~lo 3 Jcksnv le 2, 1st 1 The Reds took a 2-o thutout by Phil Swindell and Mickey lhers 8 7-6 wm at Marietta Higb 1 The clubs were tied at 3 • 3 J ck ~ nvle 5 Buffalo l, 2nd. 7 IM. victol'y over the Phil lies In Con- w.inebrenner In t~ fifth inning school Saturday afternoon. Fer :9Vhen Pomeroy opened the fifth DEAN HOSTS MUSIAL ~ · .. . . . - - nie Mack Stadiam. w1tb 11 teady pltchmg by David the season, Pomeroy Jl 2-o with Iinning with David Baker lead~ ST. L?VIS (~Pll ~ Fo. _ ili.,. ness p1ogr<tm . will be I gues1 ----· -· .. - -- -- 1 . ff M . tta ' . hUl nd St. Louis Cardinal greal Stt~n on liw Drzz v De<~n show over 1 0 · , Barkte 'lellllng his 15th base In II (Fi~l Gamf) Nuxhall evened"'' record at 1snilg 't rb•gt ·th~ Musial. now head of President the CBS. TV network on May ey go a er ou , u en 1J h , · 1 h · 1 ,. "0 aames - claimed to be a col~ Rio Grande 022 300 03-10 12 3 2--2 on the season as he went all had all kind of ri f. I o nson s natrona P ysJca 11t- .1 . l~ge record by Redmon follow· Morris Harv. 001 l5ll 00-7 7 3 the way, limiting Philadelpuia ' ' g e , - - - -- -· - - - --·· · - ·-ers. Sagen & Burger; Corfindafer, to tour hJta. He had 1 scare in Major Leape Reaultl (2nd Game. 11 Innings) Bob Smith was safe on an erRio collected 10 runs on 12 Dunn (4th) & McClure. the aixth, though, when Roy By Ualted Preas loterutioaal IHoust 'n 000 100 ooo 03- 4 t 1 /Or, Swi_ndell homered fur two ' {Seeood Gamel Sie vers was tossed out at the N d oaJ Le 1Chic ''go 000 000 010 00 _ 1 J 1 runs . Wmebrenner blasted anothhits while Morris Harvey had seven markers on seven saflb- Rio Grande 000 000 0 - o 3 2 plate trying for an jnside-the- Ci 1 ~ 0 aroe er pitch out or the park . Bob ties. Each team comrnlttl:!d Morris Harv. 003 100 X - 4 7 0 park home run. ~ nnati 000 100 Oil)- 2 6 0 Owens. Woodeshick Ill , Bruce Crow doubled and George Har- 1 three errors. Trout & Burser · Elias l M<:. Pbila. 000 IXWl 000- 0 4 0 001 and Grote, Bateman OO L rls •ingled c ,·ow to the platf'. For Rio leftflelder, Morsan Clure. ' Chns Short .m~ hil fint Nuxhall (2~2); and Edwards, 1Hobbie, McDaniel (tl, Schurr ! That was all the acoring by --------'-----=--'----------- -/ start for the Phils thJs year ~nd Short, Baldscbun (9) and Tri- (Ill and Ranew . Winner- Bruce ,Pomeroy the rest of the day ,I fanned 11 R.td! in the tight andos. Loser-short 10..1). t3-1 ). Loser- McDaniel (0..2). but it w"'s enough. frames he worked. · j · · · Lo AIDf'rleu Leepe Marletla got two back zn the Short fanned Vada Pinson and S s AFngele& 003 001 mo.- 9 9 0 . Kans City 000 000 si:r:th and one in the seventh ,· 3 12 0 1 an ran. 000 001 000 - 1 I 2 · vu.rh · d r Deron Johnson , but Jobn!Ol1 D sdal (4~ l) nd Ro bo Min '.sota 400 100 lOx- 1 9 0 1one s y to t1e an ore~ the 8 went to first on a passed ball ry • ae ro, game into ut.ra innings. by Gus Triandos. Frank Robin· Thrbor1 (t). Sanford, Perry Monteagudo, Grzeoda II), For Marietta Allen and ow. •-n a 1 the home elub. He was replac- and waJked three in gomg the ed by ~n in the fourth . Both distance. fanned lix Redmen, walked Rio threaten.ed w~th men on two and hit one. second and thl.l'd ~lth two out One outstand.lng feature of the in t.he first, but failed to score. first contest found Jim Radford Linescores· ·t I ·ts..,.. In his two yean of toil and former torturer • and :f'~t 8 ~ a Met, for 14 hitS and An&eb, $-1 tn sJngle games. Triandos on 1 third strike and ' nmg of the nightcap and sur~ 1 victory. troublr with the Mets , Craie teammates, who had handed Drysdale Gfl8 Fourth co!t him a run. fen·d the loss. his second of thE won _just ~5 ~ames and Jost 46 him most of those 48 defeats. ln single games. the Dodgers Don Dryadale went tht disHank Aaron homered and year. Hill Cowan, Ernie Bank! despite r•tchmg .some ol the Did It AI~ID . drubbed the G•ants, 9-1. and tht tanee for his fourth win of the !lngled iu the seventh innmg of and B1Uy Williams all homerec:· cham sent a Larry Durm pUcb over the rightfield fence and it was all over. In the last half of the eighth whming hurler DaYe Sagen set the We1t Vlrglniam Phil Trout went the distance Veteran Joe Nuxhall became down without any difficulty. for Rio. He fanned five , but the first lefthander tc eit the Sagen fanned lour, walked walked seven and hit one. Sam Phillies, and also gave the Reds ) GOSSIP IN GOTH.~M When Freddie Brisson announced ht BeloYed actor Bill flendh has friends had acquired the stage rights for "'AI· Whlle funeral arrangeinenta are worried about his health. He doesn 't look fie ,'' starring Laurene€ Harvey, he added 1eastern elfort to count Sen. the ReptJbltcaM will be com- Uornia and won the contest he MANIST underway. Alltl It Is "durlnJihls at all well, and th~y have t·eason to be- the proviso that he must nail the ri&ht IBarry Goldwat.r ou t .or the pelled to aominate for presi· might be off and •way to ~er!contest . for tho presldential ,dent the California winner. Cal· tain nomination lor president. Dear Humanist: after-sho<k perJotl lltat ·lite believe he ia far more ill than he admits theatre - one not too small, not too Eydie Gorme will be asked to "warm large - or the production wouldn't go l nommatton .1• runnrne aeround . lfornia hao 86 convention Yotes Not so with respect w Rock• · · ·When people no lqer buy reaved mull tum to tltant-you and 40 electoral votes.second feller. '!be poliUdaao bave 1 them. - H. cards. No wonder they C)ften go up·• for the star part in a hit Broadway on. So he probably will announce that 1on the poht•cal facts. The facts are that Goldwater only to New York. queasy feeling that Rocky's dJ. . unwritten. How could you posshow, JUSt In case the current leading la- uAlfie" has been "temporarily shelved" 111\'ltes SIAJp Movement voret aod . re-marriage have F.gyptllll SOD 81 tho platlbrm lfbly resent It? _ R. . dy has to take a leav~ of absence for per- for that r~ason. Of course, if Mr. Harvey Inow has the most Republican sonal reaaons. And Eydie would be per- actually d1d all th e plays and movies for National Convention delegates The ovet-all Republican lltu· damaged hll political goods. A tor blutlng Peking far all~~ed- I'ER80NAL TO ROOilfMA'!'E: fect lor the role When the Harrv which he's been mentioned, he might commltU.d to him and reasoo· jation lnvllts an open slop-Gold- Clllfornla victory for Rocky ly preachtfll •,policy of yel· I can't print your letter for ob· James band returned from a tour of Ja. make his entrance in "Alfie" "ith a gray I ably ca? expect many more by water development, and sO<lD. could repair much damafo, of low supremacy. Hla trip to the vloUo reasons. Let's jtllt aay I conventton time. If ever thete Tho ideal time and place would course. But ba appears not to U.A.R. IS designed tn part to you picked hoclwYa homopan, drummer Buddy Rich immediately beard down to his knees. was a front runner m poht•cs, bo in California U luck favoted bt the choice of the polls. offset Chinese ~mmunllt Pre- IIPMn lor your new roomy: check•d into a Las Vegas hospital for a • • • rt 11 the Junior ..nator from the swppara. Luck has been Tarao To Lodlt mier Chou En-11• 1 recent &ood· Accent "" the !tnt t"" _.,111• thorough examination and a mu ch-needArtist Barbara Condos and hotelier Artzona. . . against th~m. So it 11 that otOJ>(loldwater will tour of Africa. bleol LoaYa by tha ne.r..t •· ed reot. Buddy hasn't felt up to par s ine~ hts coronary setback two years ago, and Nea l Lang appeared as a happy twosome The . Goldwater for Preottlent The Californi• primary Is speculation turns moot often to MALAYSIA Dilemma: It! - H. '' .. THE IIACKYAI\D Fli:NCB hi! lost almost 20 pounds during th e Ori· at Gallagher's the other night- and Committee now claims 200 bein1 contested by Goldwater Lodge despite bla handiCIPI. ental trip .. Sammy Davis Jr.'s 25-year- there 's nothing unusual in !hat, except elected delegates as pledgd to aod Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller One of lhete: To nominate The ·SOviet Union IIndo ltsell ''Cblltlrell brtabtan up 1h 0 lhe senator, 50 more as favor, of New York.' Nixon ·' · won't be Lodge would stick the RepubiJ. in a policy dll•mma over the home,'~ . · old brother, John, has decided against f?r the fact that Barbara used to be martrymg for a care~ a s a musi cian, al· ned to NiCk Condos, who used to be mar. able to his candidacy, 69 un- In It, nor will be Alllba..atlor can party with the lncre.ollltgly Malaysia dliiP\tte. AlthoUJI!Jite I.Ja~DO ....l .wlllll¥4 ~ · though he's an accomplished jazz pianist ned to Martha Raye, who at various times eommltted and 81 committed to Henry Cabot LodJe who ap- sllclty Viet Nam war. For an- Kremlin hao proml!tetl "not just They turn lf&hll 011 In ·~very room, · · and a graduate of Juilliard. He plans to was married to Nick and Neal Fidel others, for a total of 380 dele- pears to bo the man the Gold- other: How Will a modem Ike- wotdl but concrett . 114" ln take a job with the State Dept. as soon Castro has suddenly doubled th~ number gates selected !o far. There water siAJppers finally will set- man ouch aa Lotts• hold to the belplllf Indonesian Preofdent But never tum lltom olf! . as he finishes hit tour of duty with the of tanks ringing the U. S. base at Guan- w•ll bo 1,306 delegate voles In tie upon. The lloppero need party the Republican consarYa- Sukarno cro•h Malaysia! the _ W.W.E., Toledo, Ohio Army at the end of th~ vear. . tlveo? Tllo cannrvaUveo have SoVIet;; reportedly are tryin& to TltiJ coiWDD Ia de4iclted to · tanamo Bay . . . Dave Garrowav is on the . GOP convention. A . bore One of the fanciest enterprises at the the verge of resuming his oWn radio maJOrtty - 65~ - II suff1c1ent Tho80 video animation fellows bten kicked around far and of. estabhsh lrado relations wttb f•rntly livlng 10 you're bavJoa Wo rld 's Fair is about to be sued for show in an afternoon slot on CBS. to nommato. Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera, ten and are convlnced now tltat l:ft• new Southea~t Asia •edera· llld lro!lble or just plain trouble . Committee Optimistic (T h • Flintstones) have I It is their turn "' d twn. And-Malaylla propapnda lot Helen help YOU She will al· manv thousands or dollars by its publi· ~~ ~oar Like .\ Dove," the comedy 0 The Goid~ater committee hos new one for ABC nezt seuon. kicldng. some _from Moscow has dropped olf 10 welcome your Own lmu.in city ar•nt and others lor alleged non-pay- starrrng Betsy Palm~r. Jessie Royce Lanment of fees . Some companies Involved diS and Charlie Ruggles, got by the Bos- reported wrth much satisfaction It Is "Johnny Quest," an ani- Lodge•• influence was a vital m recnet months. exparleiiCt!J, Addretts Helt118o~ · including an .important advertising ton critics with a nod o[ approval and th~t; . m.tlted adventure series fea. factor In producing Dll>ll]ht 0 . VIti Nam Tactlee: tel In care ol Ibis -.paper. agency - are trymg to collect without may have a Hollywood deal set before it Such practtcal pros 11 for· turmg • boy whoae scientist f1· Eisenhower In 11152 to confront . · tolng I? court George Montgomery, opens at th e Booth Theatre here on May mer VICe Prestdent Richard M. ther " kept busy with aosign. aod llok Sen. Robert A. Tift. The South Vtetnamese army, once D1nah Shore's happy husband . Is 21. Sign of succe.<Js: Max Michaels, man· N1xon and Preoutent Johneon menlo around the world. ABC The convention conservatives with advice from lbe U.S. MIIJ. iiiSnllftl now concentrating on a t~enage Holly· ager of the Wilbur Theatre in Boston are now admltUn& tltat Ben. will show tit at 7:JIJ p. m. on wiU bo muttering in anJer thtto tary, appears to Ito llvlnJ lite OIVOTID 10 fNrDIST OP wood starlet Robin Grac~ Queens po· land father of Sydney Michaels who B _u_r_ y_G _o_ld_w _•_te_r_'o_ Je_ad __r_or..::..F~rld.::a~y.::•·:__ _ _ _ _ ___.!:Y~OI::r~,.:_Ht~re~w~e_:t!~o~IJ~I~in~l- - VIet Cong SUerrlllao 1 Iaiiie of MI... MAlON AliA lice are worri~d about the crowds the y'll wrote :·Dylan"), bought a piece 'of the · their own medlctne. VlelrtameM! have to contend with in August when the show nght after he heard the opening n uuy.:o ba \'e O!'fi.DJKU . ......... ·--" Jpeclal - ......... .... Tns:C!II, -..... -· Beall eo appear at Forest Hills Stadium night audience laughing . . Members of "vllflante" 11'0\IPI to 1llp Into IW'IIIIfrr• ..., .... •• _.,. - . The date is three months away, but al· the .cast of "Goodbye, Charlie" report .,. Comtnunlat . controlled Yfllaaes .. '" • - . _ ,...,_ ~eek out VJet Qm~~r turentl and cr.,-. Ul Ms4PIIr &. .. . ..... r•ady the boyo In blue have been sum· torushment over the tiffs between Debbie • -e .... ft=& IF . . . . . . . . . " " • moned to maintain order in the fantas- Reynolds and director Vincente Minnelli colleboratoro lllld a0881olnate 1111. •r 1 tat trr ...,_ tically tong lines waiting at the Queens It's the first tim e they 've ever heard Boulevard box office to buy lickets. 11 llnl them before 10 tDltllnatlon them. - -• · '""""• - ·Debb~e raJs~ her voice to anyone, and By Wa)'lle G. Brlodslldl, M.D. Q - M7a aa, whoao IQ • • • If your chUd has ever been hlih, has always boen tenso Ia that they slow up the mental . In this 400ib annlYtrury " : I t _ certamly Vmeente is a gentle soul. Nevor too late department: Claire Tre· called " Floppy Ears" or "'Jet· durtn1 tlllltnlnations aod Ibis processes. Were your son 10 year of Shakespeare, the Wut- tow ,. .::._ ,:.;,''::, • • • vor, who has six grandchildren . does a . The Trattoria in the Pan Am Build· h<ad" becau8e his ears stick hao pulled hla Fades dowu. Is toke one of them beforl 10 ... lnghouae BI'Oadeallfnl Compa. "" ....... - , . . • · • - • bump and grind sequence in her next mg IS Manhattan's latest restaurant suc- out at . ri&ht angles, you will there any ufa .teda.tJve. t h 1 t ezam, he mllbt a11ume an attJ.. ny haa eome up with 1 llrl• ~ tr flick . "How to Murder Your Wife " . . cess. The other day th ere were more apprectate what a paycholog~ wUJ help his exammallon Jlt· tude of "coultln, cart 1..1 " of 5I television and 28 l'ldlo - - ,.., .t • - .. .. ' •'--•t ..._ Bartl ... ,.. • ... William Holden currently owns a Mer- tha~ 300 people waiting to gel in, and caI pro bl •m this cllltdltion can terl?· · The best preparatloll for any programs _,u "'" and .._ """' • cP-cles. a Ferrari, a Continental , a BeniiPy that s a rare sight at the local eating pla- be. It is all very well to polnt A - Mlllly treaqulllzen (a· oxam 11 lhorougb fl'OUlldln& to bla worlts that has Dr. Frank .,..., . - •and 1 Volkswagen bus, so (h er~ mav be ces ... David Merrick is having a new out that this I• a normal varia· v•ll•b!• ooly on a tloctor's pre- tho subject 80 that cralllllllq Buter, 1 well - known rideo '" - · some truth to the rumor that he th;:ows musical written for Barbra Streisand lion but thio doeo not leooen the ocrlj>tioo) aro m.tlnufaetured and just before the eztm Ia not nee- operative, u ltott for 1 b II : , - : : - ":....- - · trtr 'em away when the ashtuys get full . &yDdloaled akeln. the phenomenal hit ol "Funny Girl." ev: leasing to which your boy may Used, The chief trouble wltb lll- tloary. G•orge Abbott. toiling on Carol Burnell's en • though It appears that her next Broad- be expos~ . V'• stLUation may forthcoming musical, "Fade Out - Fode be ao acutt with. air! be· Foretgn News In." was liked: "Exactly what is the Ab· way vehicle will open far in the future not "Funny Girl" will run for ages, and the~ cause hfr ha1r can be uaed an i ··~;-....1::...=..;.;.;,;~~;.:,:.;,:.;::;~::-L bolt touch•" The noted direMor replied: I Barbra's scheduled to do the movie edl· an effective cover. "I make them oay !herr final syllabi ... " bon. One bri&ht boy of l4 I knew wao falllng behind In hlo IChOOI work until thit defect waa cor. lly PHIL NEWSOM THE D•••y to 17 games. ' ing Bill M.,eroSk i's strike 0 ttl when tiM),, Mets peddled him to to, - . . . . managed Ifrom rhe India... ll-2 and H . Vettran Joe NUJthall hecame ,..1 the ltage tor the PI· lhe Cardinals during th• , 10 play ""'" lib Roger aod the Orioles dld likewise to the first Jefthander to beat the rate rally off · season, and he Immediate· remenohered- .. tho aecond 'l the Tigers, >-1 aod H The Phillie< thr• season wl~n he · Jy justified thl11 belief by win· I gamr of the cloubWie.ler 18 Red So.1 bashfd the Senaton. 1 'Shut out PhiladPiphttt on Reliefer Lindy M('Danie1. ning his first two ~ecisione . ! 1 ~e ·ICa rds •heDed rtolde Jerry a-4. aff.t>r being blasted in the four hils. Chris Short strw:k after preserving Larry Jack. Sunday, however , Crarg ca me ' Hnr-; t>y · making hJJ first l~rt oPener. 13-4, and lhe Twins out 11 Reds in eight inning" son '!!: fifth win in the first pooL And only I soothsayer bark to New York to once and in pro b~ll . and vetera_n lashed the Athletict, 6-!. and but was victimized by a passed game. wa.! tagged for t hret can tell when it will end. · for an sever aU ties with his Tom St urd• vanf m::tki~g h1.! the White 8oJ: wh!pped the ball which Eluded C'<ltcher Gus Houstl)!'1 runs in the 11th in- With him a peculllr curse. It all started three years ago when the newly · minted New York Mets asquired Craig from the 1m Angelel Dodgers in ~he National League upans1on son also •truck out. but Tommy r Phils in the Jixth when ho i Sammy Ellis will take ~~, j Harper walked and Chico Car· slammed a dlive into the riuht ' 1·0 re<'ord •- the mound ton•· lit denas s.ingJed home Johnson for . I . ~ "' g I tht first Cincinnati run. fJtl~ bu.lpen wh~re_ ~bJnson : for tht! Reds, and will be lat.'ed gle by Willams, a third inning nonetheless on a srl'lUing note Johnson crossed the plate a haa trouble retnevmc lt. He . by ~ob Veale, who is J.3. The I double by Jm Radford , and a open a n!ght s erifl's with the !eeond time .in the eighth when raced around the dJarnond bul l . . seventh inning single by Steve Pittsburgh Pirates tonight. Robinson doubled him home was nailed at the. plat~ by John ~ fu:ds meet the Pirates In night Gilmore. from' first with two away Ed rds R bi '1 1011 ' game• again Tuesday a d ' I u ' de-l doubles by WiJiie Mays, w h ol in the aecond game. The Pi~ drove in the San J< "ranclsco run j rateJ; trailed 5-3 enterl na: the and extended his lutting streak i ninth but a passed all follow· cham's towerlll( blast. ance marker In the fourth, and p To open the eighth, Terry finished with four runs. seven ITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Cincinnati Redv. smarting_ from Williama W81 hit by a pitched hi ts. Rio had no runs on lnly another unhappy !erie-s With the ball. Bill Morgan lingled. Bur- three hils - a first inning sin~ Philadelphll J>!liUies that ended, '"'* f l1h men "wrapped It up" on Bur- lies. The Eagles added an insur- ::l,don't iel solid By LYLE C. WILSON 1964 national convenllon dele· Lodge In the CalUomla prl· hvlng thing. Tbt IOJlse of loss and IJowtJ. United P,ss lnttraational gates will be hard to heat. mary. When will they ban the sale tlerment Ia far ereater t wo The modern Republican or Nixon h.. laid he beUeves If Lodge were entered Jn caJ. of live aairnals as aags:-HU· w..ks alter a deadt t1taJ1 11 l! I !row . . Ell.lS :ll~~~~~s ~a:~y ra:: ,. Leasue rocord ol 11 loo,.. In • ed holllf ron• by Rod Koneh! er. IJ.!. llld the Cubs d!Ylded eleo streak of th.-... Dry...tale it!lnglo with two oot Jn tho He al&o lost five and Frank Thomas. ft ""' th• with the Colts. t.iill( the first/ Umite<l the Jeag~ • Jeadero to ninth drove home Bot> Bailey Kacer Crail can't remember ~arne• by 1~ marsins, w hi<'h same cld atory for Craig, who ~arne 4·S and bowing In the hit•. including a pair o~ l wttb Pittsburgh'• winninr run ll7 JOE GERGEN PI Sporlo Wrll..- best baseball of h11 life. He 1081 Alas, the merclle8S Mets drd ' Reds blanked the . Phillieo, 2.0. year •nd mammoth Frank lead alter loiJr lllld ooHioJIIPD- were blanked by an opponent, game!< so cruelly 11 would havo It . again, thumping Roger H Tht Prrates opht with tho Howard socktd hlo lOth homer 3-0. (MatlhaU beat Rlo 6-0 on broken a )e89er man, •n4 last w1th ~three· run outburst in I Brave'i, wmning the night~ In the Dodgen:• conquest of the lnp:. In lbtt 11o1tom of the ftflh, April Zl). The to.. snllj>ped year he Ued the N•Uonal the etghth lnnln1 which lnclud· cap. 6-5, after !0!111( the opon· Giants, ~·hich broke a Los All(· Mlinto Hirvey uplotled I o r Rio's alx11ame Winning otreak. flv. l'llltl, aod It was Ued 7·7. It was tied 0-f ln the bottom ~0 The same retlllllned !led after of the third when two walb, a uv~ full innings. hit batsman, one error and two 1 U _l ~ In the eighth, the Lanham- singles protluced thr.. M·H tal· Reports From Th c Cap•· tol : ~~~:t!"'Ill~; ~; :;o: =~:: ::=~ar: , :J' ::::u:; 0 ly DOROTHY KILGALL!N Giants, Phils Still On Top Despite 'Losse3 walking under any ladders tle<i the maJor lea,ue rerord j got loo few runs and sufftred §eeond garnP, 4-J, in other Naor breaking any nt'lrrora. Yet for suffering by a pitcher. an all too farr:lllar Jalfo. ln· tional ~ague doubleheader.s. there's '.10 d~t that the 11~ But Craig was ~reemingly ning mAlady. : Onr in the American Rio Grande catcher Mike Burcham'• three-run homer St. Lou11 rtghtltander . CIIITlOI livered from such tortur.. '!'he Me League. the Yankees swept two Dear Helen: Jlld '/oice of Pro!1,1u,9v ••• reporting Dear Helen: TEA FOR FOUR .\ud "s <ttl! not loo late to apply. ac· apphPd to \'\\ n.hn~ t\· .ill '*3t"&:~ ~ hJt•h should know five or slx well-known un•n•rsit1t>s Hf' - tho!- ' ·l 1t <gt> ·'dttri.'ol.'Slons \' entttr. a non~ was interviewE.>d b~ l'Ol!!i'ge admi ~tons prv.:"•t 'l:.' r'lo r..:t' l} i tbtt \...~·t.atlOII of Col· ofhee rs. Then he \\alted ~ o:'~<t' \. ill!JJi'-":>li)CJ::> \.·vuu& lors. One by one. cordta I ltttt"tS from tb~ t1tt:1 4-" l.'tJ!J ~ ''" t'~ as J (.:14:'d.nng house universities arrivt'd . ·· Sorn _· tht>-\' s.aM :"~o.l{ r;n~NJ •!I.."tn•., <.: •Jlh:•~:ttt stu.dt:o ots... Student "but we'vE' been swam~ " 1lh · Ql.llni .lfvik" J l~ o. r ~ ..uu t tu t:ht' o..: \:" n tt:'r are- stufine applications like youn We ji.IS! ~ [)!or "t! fl i ''1~''' -.l'.l" ~ oJt senraJ h.unhavt> no more room _·· JV'J:"I.i TJ l:'lrt lhw c;"VIl ~~t-~. w hv . tn tu rn . di· No more room. All O\'t"f tht>o t" ml~ ~ '1,: r::~ :•n Had ih~ ::'.f·:.~J~ ut ~ ct>ntt'r States thousands of high srh<•<>! > 1 -b ·b ~t • ~• Hif'~luhf~~:~ Ju tu miJ t t.._· :tlln~ion to with records u goOd as T(lm $. .arv- :!11'- :· ~·1~1.::' · ~~r ut.v fln•t ,_. n..,. .1ppoh~. but it ceivi ng acadtmir reject.ion ~lif"5 - ~ lot•"" Jack of space or intrnsit~· o1 l.,Jn·· rot"-~t::!!f!r.."ft ~~ tllijh -1C..'ll• 1•1i ~ rtJOl"-' w!lo hnto ~n are generall:v ci ted as tht rt>!..'.t.Mb-s. ~"'a t ' ~ ~ ~ t!' : r:~.~d !N t!'JIIt l'\.tl~ of thflir As a result, otudents for whom MJ. ·:fh ~J•:tt ~u uJU '.:.~ ;t. l' b!f.Jrt Tht'"' r an ~till ,~e ran he the gatewav to the ti>IUIII' ((II t\1 ..:•rlht.!!l:'- tt tf'!to., r.a tr.· •·ant to ·•" are having the gafes slammed m r.hot'·Lrr - Ettt rt!' ll'~ :'tim~ aoopn}nt agtntit~ face-s . "' l!:ot~ """ ~~.[... ' Burcham'sThree Run llomer Lifts Rio To 10-7 Win • • Dilly Seutln..... Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., liliy 11, 111M-I It's Still Not Too Late and liHK !I( •• Brick won the ..1,7Go Wltlten Shaw, Glanto 3-0; KUppsteln, ACCJtA, Gbanf (UPI)--&Jgar Stokes at Aqueduct by •fOlD" Pblll :i-0; Washburn, Cards U. Ramott W.llll a , apllt declskitl ie1J111t1. • American Leapo - Lamabe, over ehall...... FJo,d Robert• Red Sox 1-D; Kline, Senator• 1111! for~~~ KINGS PQINT, N. f. (UPI)- S-D; Arrigo, Twino; Bunker, Ortllle•..bl!t' ~ · BiWi1c Armando Vera ot I.ol A~ett Joles; Chance, Angels; Fisher, Auiii)C'il)' . , II hllll ,.. relainotl Individual .t ltlel In tho Wblt. Soz; Kraliclt, Indians; vfl'tled tit!!· · , . parallel bars, kili& bane vllllll Pizarro, White Sox; Radall, _..,,v., ---,..-and ltlll rlnp al tile ·11111ona1 Red Sox; S!Gck, OrloiH, all :H. < .....,.w, Calli. (UPI)-IlaJ. AAU gymnastic obamplootabtpi. lao J..co_la boltered the wwlcl ST. LOlliS (UP!) - Mlcltey lhot;>ul l'at:ord with a lou of BaadaJ Wrtsht captured tho Squirt 18 ftet,,;~'4. Jilchea at the Weat MONTE CARLO, ltfonaco Women'o Open, hlr third golf Coati! ,~. • (UP!) - l!ritala~l Graliam HJU IDitmeJ liUe of tho year, willl ·-~- r , . dron a BRM to victory· 1ft tho a liS. W~W>UIWAY, N.Y. (tiP!)· -::- flrUelllng MOillco Grlllld Prlz _:_ Overtrct tcored four loltstb 1111to ,race. ,·• DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) - 'lbt oletoey ln the fiOt,aaJ ~ . -.,.. . . P~lonll Golfen All~~elallan lion P - II a-..11 ·~ J:'()RT WORTH; T~lf. (UP!).,. llld 111e: ulill PUA tournament ~ray. .. , . ..-.. ' · ,,;.Bm; Cuper woa 1111 Co!OIIIII irould ~~t· ~ .-1 ~. Pa., . Natllllai inYltai:k1n ,.U IQurna- ilur . Arnllld Palmer'l ba1Ae . NIW Y&lUt (UP!) -ltlr. ,D DI wJib a~ m. oi ~' .. • IJnra U.eola lenin U. . . . . .._. unde prepere lor * - ._. n.ry ,-ear llhle• lMI, It ltl ... ., tb• lartiltlt aDd olcll!lt pr!.ntei.J ...... ll!bo•ll •f lt. .,.. . . . Iii .at rall-'-41 ..1. 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' Jtrdt -------.....- -................... __ Pbone ·-+--·-·--. . ~t, ------------------~·----·----- ltltt ------.-----·' • '' \ ' MIDDLEPORT, OHit �• Chesbire~Kyger Show Draws Large Crowd Friday Night 11 . ...,,.. ._ . . . . ''l'll! li:t ~ .,.II.~:. ciS! "AU I The Gold<n M· Told Me You ·l {jf ~ ~. tcrnoor " b Flowers• "IIQW bf Wblbi Jl,lbblt and 11" n,aii Dolll ~ ",U. "J'ID L*." .., .n;. SltfN- . eroeodoe," Middleport Is ice ;'' ~ ID Late/' by Wbite ftab.. bll; "Tbe 5oo8 of Father WU. MA\ION COU,.-n' ' . Cheshire - Kyger Elementary the ontL•ic department. 1111n IJIII ~ YOUIIII\IIul." bJ iCbuJI prosentetl the famous Me>1ben of tho first act cut Ol4 Mill and YOUDI MQ• 'to'~ "Allee In Wonderland," by Included: .Wee, !olich~e Buck ; "Speaking Roughly to You. JDDitlf lloy1 Lea~ • . l.ewb Carr'lli, with music by White Rabbit, Joyce &":!&her, t.Ie Boy," by Duchess ; "Cards Hiib Ind. Series - D. Jenkin& Ilarvey Gaul m rt.e school aud· Ca.erptllllt, nl'l')' Mattnews; Marrll "by Gardnen· " Queell'l May •• liM ., Proteat rour Allltrle•b Tt&DI No, f 4'19. itorlum Friday night. F'alhar Willillm, Jon Rothseb: Maroh',' bJ cardl 8111 Herltag~ 'May lltli, ca to L. Von Moler 411 Hi&h Team Game - Dale and 'Ml• present~llon, which at- YOUQJ Man, Jeff Tyo; Fllb In the :flrst act. By Blaucbe M. Baskbu the polls and. · C. llysell troctcd a Iarr• crowd: wu pro. Footman, Bill)' Jo Clark; Frog Second act oongs Included 388 Bennie's Auto Shap, 970. B. Moore High Tel\lll Series - Middle- ducOlll by the ""'lll'tebve ~forts FOto1n>an, Mary Stump; Ouch- '"l'hr Unblrtbtlay llonl." by 341 port Dept. store, 2729. oJ lh• faculty, art and mUBIC e<>., Krl!ty Blare•. f'oo~. RhoQ· Mad Hatter and Marah H.ue: Blind 24V MA \ 4 - Tbere w10 1111• friends and omitholflllota. deparlments, UQder •lle dlrec- da Sw~; C11eshtre Cot, Drea· "Twinkle, Twinkle, Utile Hat." Total 18~ tourist. going to Florida 011 VI· I'm so 1iad to held' of any Wop ! Lost I Uon of Merlyn Ross, head of l1lll Rankin; ·Reltder. llll.llllee by Mad Hatter; "Will You Wilt cRtion and at a loss to know cious, all ~ but - 1one t ky-blue WDIIIoD 'I 'llouroday Mteruooo Ree,. A Little Faster " by Mock 'nlrBabr's Clolblor what to do with his dog, so red bnaeted oongstero. Llflllle Ost Game) ~-Iowen Paul fl(lOI>er, Lortlo· "The Volee' ot the Loblter" W. Davis 3-49 finally wrote the ho~l where he Team No. $ New York 522 000 01212 15 2 ry Tate, Jau London, Danny by AIIet; "lleauUful Soup," by 352 was planning to stey - "Could Roadside spraytnr and too L. Gladwell 393 Llsh Cleveland 000 200 001}2 4 S Palmer, Glenna Lawoon, Cathy Mook TurUe and GJW[lon. 398 1 brinll my do& thlll'e'" close clearing out of old trees B. Davis Rouoh 366 Bouton, Hamilton (8), Daley Hall, Pam Misner, 061Uly s,.;.. Third act 'lnunbm wee 377 Tho anawer, from the hotel and reJII]ar haunt$ of these R. Coleman 367 Neaoe (e) and Howard. Don<>van, M<> her, Roy 'Olom]liiOn. Emily "Soul Of Tho Trial " by Kftave 117 Glaze IIUintler, io a jewel: birds, also the extreme drouth Handicap 388 Mahon (!), Walker 11), Siebert Grooe, Joyce HJQinbotbatn CS· of Haarr11 "Tho CIT be seasons ot past few years. have Tolal 1827 11 , '149 (1), Kelley (9) and Romano. thy Triplelu>ro, Rurh Atlley,l~.iiiiii;i;-;wii.5f.iiioiii5ii.l;; --~Howell 1 •• been In tl>to buolooso for cau&ed blue birds tO almost van· Woo 1 Lost 2 2084 Winner - Bouton '3-1) ; Loser- Pam Mttcbell, <'lane, Total RoltrB 10 yean. Never have I coiled Ish from both Ohio and Kentuc· Woo Z Lost I 1111 tho police to e1ect a dlsor· ky Donovan (!loll. HRa - Maris, 11!111 April Mood; Team No. I torJy doe. Never haa a do& ..t · New York Clothlnc House W8fll0r, Pepllllne. Cardo - Pollyanna Thnmp10t1 . o Blind 86 en In the bed with a cigarotte. THE VERSES OF "Oklaho· J. Glue Walton 3110 (2nd Game 10 llllllngl) Georg~ Shamblin, Dtlbra Rife, 271 I have never found a bore! tow- ma." !amoo• musical play oJ C. Roush McTurner 355 N York PLAY SAFE ••• 01~ 000 100 1- 3 8 0 Linda Hill, Naney 'lPods, BPiy 37, tl or blonket in a dog's wit. recent yeoro, keep recUl'l'lng to L. Lyons Warner 396 cievel'd ooo 101 ooo I}- 2 10 1 Buck and David Wbite. 317 For S1fety's S1ke, Let Ut cue, nor a ring on hls dresser me these marveious golden May B. Sawyer Wolf 369 Williams Stafford (6) and Guards - Billy Roush, Jeff· 216 HUIId by a liquor glaoo. The days. Murray t?t Howard r ali c k Abernathy rey Zer,le, Hobert Metzaer, liandlcap 552 Store Your Winter W••r Total 2121 d.oa Is welcome and if he will (101 and o\zcue. Winner-Sial Jlog~r Johnson, BWy Quickie, Total 1818 voueh lor you. he may brtnr "'fbere'o a brt&ht l•lclen haz• This Summer. Woo I Lest 1 ford (HI) Loser _ Abernathy Lou1e l.ouaen, Terry Moles, Won t Loot I ""' olong, too" on the meadows (1·1 }. HR~-Howard, Whitfield. Mike Beel>ee, John M~tger, Gibbs Grorery Harol•l ll•ll. Gue.ts - Chrrstine Tbere's a brlfbt golden hoze J. Anderson Team No. 5 312 AM DELIGRTED to boor on the meadowo Bachner 411 WOODY tiNRAPPY Hall, Joan Ann Moles, Unda 378 P. Story from Mr. and Mra. EarlL. Clark The coru io 11 hl&h •• an Searles 36S COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Woody Shambllr and Kathy Moody. 344 K. Phalin 111umt tl:tt: blue bird situation m elepllut's eye W elker 314 Hay .. and !lOme 8,000 fans wert Knave Of Hearta Sharon Coop 272 L. Vaughan these porto - a letter from And U too-• like U'o ellmblng 330 ' Blind unhappy Saturday as Ohio Sta~ or: Queen , - Ponny Shuler, Handicap 411 lbam camo today (Apr SO) ,.. rtlhl 1111 to lbe oky, m University's defen•lve squad Paaeo - l;ece Ru~ltll and Ctn· 1717 1 Hannahs Total porUng that they now have a CHORUS ' Toul 11161 took a H win over the offen- dy Francia. KtOJ - Steven Woo I Lost 2 Best full, In 1 bluebird b ox "011, what •beautiful .,.,.. Woo Z Lost I · slve unit in a fumble- ridden Neodo and Elecutloner - Rlckhangi11& on a side of their "Chit ing Loedmark foothall game. Act II casta tnc]IK[ed Dennio Crow'& Steak House Isle." Ob, what 1 beaudflll day. Bilikam 350 Tho only score In the spring Comp<ton, Mad Hatter; Cindy C. Murray 121 (And If you don't know what f've got a b..uulul ft<llnf Car'*"y 352 practice loser was on a third- F'ranklm, Dormouse ; Teresa E. Baer :t82 1 " Chlc Sale" is, dear benillht· Everything's going omy way. Couch 375 period drive. Tom , Barrington 'Mlomp, on Gryphone and Jean 339 Blind ed reader, maybe you 've heard I can't >Imply can't resist Hysell 332 went the final thre~ yards for Shaver, Mock Turtle. Blind 34b II spolten of JUit as •• 3 rooros !he reat of Jt. because you may Blind 330 thf' score, Act Ill rast were the jurors, 348 liandicap Blld a path .'~) not have lhEI re~nrd. Her II 1 ~: Total 1971 Dog rr. ardr· Moles. Owl. Jane 1'143 Total Tiley, the Clarks, further oay. "All the cattlt aro standing Won I Lott 2 METS RELEASE DILLON Mark Darst and Donkey, E~ Won 0 Lost ! INWt have ihree bluebird boxes like 11t1tue1 FleochOr'o Servict Station ' NEW YORK (UPI ) Pitcher bert N:BBter~ and offll'<!r of coun Aohl""d Oil eut at VIU'iclll localiO!ll, Lost All the cattle are olandlng 321 We supply you with 11 spacious BOX which W . Clark B. Hysell m Steve Dillon was sold by the Glenn YounR. yo•r they were m the box hang· like otatuea. 329 Hesson 11 481 T. Titus New York Mets to WiHiamsport Musu.:al numbers include A1· you fill with your Winter Wear. They will InC on 1 pole upon the hill•ide They don't lllrn their he..to 4{18 Spradling J . liowell 300 of the Eastern League Sunday -That pair hatched 14 birds. Sev· 11 they see me llrtve bv. be safely Stored and Cleaned and every3SO to make room on their roster Blind Blind 242 eral paira Of adult birds are But a little brown mav rlek Hoffman 338 for veteran ria:ht hander T o m thing will be returned in the Fall Freshly 116 M. Sawyer now feeding close to the house is winking her rye. " 193n Total 483 Sturdivant who was picked up Pressed and Reedy to Weer. At Our Out evid~tly are nesting in Then - " Oh . what a heautl- Handicap Won 0 Loot 3 1937 Total as a rree agent after being reWhite-Colors roUed trees across the road. ful morning," again. I Simon's Morktt Won 3 Lost 0 ,.4 leased by tile Kan... City Atl1· l REGULAR CLEANING PRICES "'We have about 15 differen\ Collins '" letics. I Needle or Tapered Tae species of blrdo at our feeding C.P H. I who has all th ... 317 SWEEPERS NAME COACH Juniors - C hildrens-Te~o.n-agel'8 stations." records. also, "Sound of Musi('' ' Team High Game - Ashland Burdette D. Clark Thank you. Mr. and Mrs Mark Twain Winsto~ Churchlll Oil, 682. 416 BOSTON (UP!) - Former Clark _ thl• is somo of the and thernlk) , 1a1d, Mot h or. T.am High Series - Ashland Domi~an ~ Northeu~rn Unlvenlty tackle • • • • • bt't news I've heard all spring. wonder what made "Oklahoma" 011, 1937. and SHIRT LAUNDERERS Gene Ren!l WOI named ofren· 2194 sive line coach of the Boston The Clarko have the beautiful take even blase old New York Ind. High Series - Tom Tl· Total SECOND STREET POMI!lOY Won S Loll 0 glndlolul iardens on Suece88 so b~· storm. wlih II runnin~ J tus , 461. Sweepero of the Atlantic Coaat THIID AYINUI MIDDLI~O·T MIDDLIPORT, 0 . Road "• mile East of Sttate forge! how many years not Ind . High Game - Tom Tl· Football Learu• Sunday. Hilh Game - M Murray, Route 7 - I'll< MILES SOUTH month.;, Years." tus. 173. High Series - M. Murray, ~~Pf'TS ~lain& . Many o~ us hav e H's thiS. Beca•Jse lhere ·~ a - -- - 4711. v•;,•ted thts beauttlul display at certatn earthy jovousness in eY~ Senior Boy1 ! :30 League High Team Game - N. Y. : loomlns ~imE', August (or ear· ery word of the 8bove which Is May t, lllf Clothing, 71'1. ,Jer) I l~<nk. as sweet water or manna in the Middleport Dt!>l. Store Hllh Toam Series - Simon'• . But I, was kinda stumped at parched desert of todafs I.B M, Nelson 419 Market, 2194. .'l f>i r a(;dress bemg Reedsville ma(' hines and attempted fli ghts Davis 4Z3 I '"'''Juld almo,:t hflve bet that it to lhe moon. . Jenkins 479 1 rts Tuppers Pl ains ~ seemed The eternal verities _ God Garten 298 · ; .•.' 1 · Jre ln~ICal. erallv speaklnl{ to mAn throulh Coleman 375 r.ond thing that I'm _not car- the imfn!t1ing leaf. the shining Total 2129 ~-, ·n~ Uncle Sarn s prt>r1nus lo~d IYRtP,r.~ of our beautlf, 11 .. ivars W011 Z l..ost 1 l~gln June llh mad! up _around there . - I d,.:md Jakes, the sc-ent of lilaca, •D•l~ a Bennie Auto S.polr Dey & livening CIIIMI 421 .rulmbly w~n~ up at Milne!~ or the orening buds, th c> goh1en Will 427 .lf>lpre. I wh'sllr of the red bird. the !Tl'>r Badiley 392 ry laugh of a young rh1ld Powell 384 LET'S KEEP on with Ihe , C. P.H ·s high·fi set will. soon Allman 3&4 ~ae bird count, de~r_fellow be home now. from McArthur. Blind 9 to 16 Months 2811 and if you want me to. I'll re- Total ~ale you with all of "Surrey Woo I Lost % • Serretarlal .... With thP Fring£' on Top.'' Staaley'l FIX·lt Shop • Accountina Enoch 439 OUR MINISTER in • Bus. Administration Sylvester 410 how Pf'Orlf' 's feelings get used this simile, "lt'l like when • General Office you ~tep on a dog's tail - he Cundllf eiBM Key Punch Blind velpJ." Rev. Konkri~hl , fonnerly here Total • Personal Typing for who now serves 1n Ironton Won I Loott IDgh Schoof Studen!JI CroW'I Rlllnl'•al church, related the lollowlna Crow 474 which I'll never forget. ENROLL NOW Baker 349 ·"' preaoher was sort af tOll· 421 ing. out some criticism and~ Whaley Blind 435 The BIIMr OHice Jobl IBid he, " If you throw a 1tone 360 Into 1 pack of houndo, who. Blind Total ~43 ever it hit s is sure to yelp ." Go To Thole With A So - a lady parishioner went Won 0 Lost 3 home. related the story, and sez UatL Bu1In..1 Cell~ge 'Diplomo ohe, "I'm never going Homo TeloPhont Co. US •rain - h ejust up and called T. Kendall l'or Catafot •1141 Infer~~~• Redmond 3t4 me a dO(." Ru110U ~ IN CASE YOU didn't lien Call, V111t, or Write 401 Go\'. Wallace'• load Southern Llnpl'folt B. Kenda l· 108 story today (May f) here 'tis. A Northern "operator" ToUII Mer~ Did You Know That .•. P ut IAlTII CIJ · OF VICToaY - f:':" STORAGE • DUKE CLEANERS 1 1. I \ , a.rSJ59 I With Trade JI'IWM.PIUR& ~ .... LII -· Ill" BAKER FURNITURE M.,Jcprrt, 0. sifts'" H. Wishes to thank all Smlrt or llarold Hubbu4 aace tlt&iod me some three dollar bUis for change. I miss frlsnd1 II the bant-4on't Iy tso how lheJ -•'- I ' .. , ·i' '·' I ' WEDNUDAY, MAY 13, 1·5 P.M. DILES UDIOEAI LV ...... * .. ..... ... ""'""' •. QPTOMITIIIT . . . 11M Dt tto 11,2 lit I(QI!IIM Hoc. Ill ' • I t ,, • ' ~ I' •• 't ·;, •• i ,, ~ ' '!'. ':. •· . ·o: ~i·... } f''•l .. !' • ;.' ':'' ...... · ,, ....... " / ... ~ • · · - .. .. ~-~ ... ..... , . -~ - · ·· -~ • · · ·· · · · · · · · .... · · - · · ·· ._.. . · ~ ' · ·· · ,... • • ·· · •··· • · · ·· .. . ·· .... - --.-. , _ . . · · ... r · · • · •- .-... ( ',,.. . . : :. 'i . ' • ·· •· · · - l. ' ' ,. ' . ·- - - - - - - - - · r·-..-·--·---- - .. •- - _-., ~ lf-"' _.,. _ _ · r ,...t. ... . . . .. --~ .. - r ._.,....,...;, _ ":"'t;l. ---·-• ,.. ....... . _;- _. .... ... __. ....... _ ...,. ~ - - • -·- CLUB TO MEET ' ·'i Hotel Martin, Pomeroy '"N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. B &-lutCoalll\;f; i l Hearing Aid Check-Up Mfa Mary Amberger Chancay, Melp county commissioners eltrk, will Ietve ber job June 8 and 10 with bar lnllband, Charlei, to Hunllnlt<>n, w. Va., wheN Mr. ChllllCOy plano Ill attend MarlhaU Ontveralty and work for bl8 motor's d.. irt•· He plans to ntum In the !all to coach the Pomeroy P4. Pol. Mv. Football taam. · - - - - - - - - Mrs. Thelma Lytle, P01110r0y, wUI replace Mrs. Chanoey u elerk. Chancey and Charles Blc- I kel Fridsy aod Saturday wen 1 ill Columbus 111 attend a eoacliN oiinlc at Ohio Stale University in the Primary Eledion \ HEARING TEST out me. ERROR OORRECTED An error - made In report. ing the time for the Evangeline Chapter, o.a.s., Mothor Daughter diDDer '1\Jefdl)' Int. It Will be II e:liO p.m. at the Masonic Temple In Mlddl"' port, inStead of 8 I St. and Mrs, Chancey Give& Up.Cierkinr Job those who supported him Colege "FREE"-_, IF I RECALL RIGHT, Paul "But how in the world can we alford lt'l" P~ CHRISTY (County Engineer) Gallipolis luslntn •<\ Illedt; OLD VIC ON THE AVENIDA JUAREZ- » Thank You ... .......... "" Clad:, 1 to' I _,..,MM .. , '1. WDIIIm """"'"!Ills r.-:· w. •aooo22 NEW CLASSES =-.:..~...::·· : • Frisidi!IIH UII'Sii,IIIP~ 111011 ·• 1!11..., ...,. •2S!!!TO • • •• •• • •• ••••• • M~l •••1. 1n!· THE SHOE BOX No. Z To "'A...L:-crton caro. u KEDS FORFEIT * well, Mn. We11411 Jl. ~, l. B. Vq Mtllrt, It, ... . Rt. 2 Vlnl.oll, Mrl. M)'l'll a~. ""lourhb¥. Gtt1t. .,_,a. O'Nem, Rl. I ~. 'l'amo lotte Ape, l...a. SOLD OUT! BOX uked the llloi'III:Hper a po' iln'l'llnt So-them naw - "C a you chance an $18.00 bill?" "Sho ceQ" lht NPif. you want 1110 nlnt'• or three ;· Ho&pJ'tal N~8 . ...... u__. ,1 --w...,-:: L ...; FREE called it) •topped at 11la~~::r.1 w.. s store way clown Ill A PODIIIJ'OY Ri\'ef News , w.,_ Ask About Our ••• Thriftier+ flllt·Proan frilidlire MakH! 5 ..;..., .... ........:.. em K ( • ,y...,.__._..,..._,.---""!'!lo!""""'....,...,Dan, ~tlnel, PomeJ:.,.JDttnepatt; o., tra;.fl.-tMffC "*''""• Katy · Says• DIPLOMA COURSES !:..1. Sn Son ·1 11 ,Pomeroy ,..., J~ 141:~•. Mn. 1..!1Iller Huvey, Ml'l. Olllllarvflo ..,._ Eftrett HDI4onlb. ·~ . Seniors Off and Mmha Holcomb, Mn. "'·'~ u~. Det~Jtrn Galllpo"· 111 Maude Holcomb, Mn. Llura Clatwe readlap: .. "' r ....,.. my L. Cook, M.uaa, W. Vo., ~ ~ J)avW, ""-" .~~. _ .. Nt :a. s!..... .... ~and· Mn. 1JIJit Rupe, 11am 1u, 1u, nDllllna u ~ea ~ lllrl)' Craie. ,._ lit., JUdlll'd Btcw • 1, .,. MalT ,_ _, ,.__, _ _ ma ..... - · y_..., yu KalhJ Rupe, Mrs. DorW MIWJc• on roilt!'a, Plllulroy-~ 3~.- Holzer holpltal over tile week. Mlddleport, llflu Blanche L. J!adile1 Jofrl. AMI CGlle1. ooo (Gordoll WOCIIIq, ft u 11 vllltet!~ their aon-111-]Jw and MY Jordan, Ml'l. Donald W~ :11, Pt. Pleasant M.M, Hinton end Included: Sunday - Maf. VllDZant, Rt. I Middleport, Vel- A1fJ<!11[ liadtpa, llrl, W, L. Belley, Sieve 11 drq, IICIII A4- 4alll*"o Mf, aacl Mn. Ro)' eq an4 J1011, Mr1. Cbetter ~. SIVtftiToOIII POIIIII'O!' lll(h 1.21 f4]Ung, KaDaWba Falls 1.31 till B. Berry, 48il Pike lt., JCa. ,. Alllt JUI!Ice, ~ 1ipr1Dc llJoiq, .... Cf1ra . Jttftl..,, atlll);-1: Gall'fd" (lbtaa J.ltl. WlliiNn, RavetlfWOOd, W. v.. Mrs. Rex Cbetdla, ~ '(!leD scbool llfl\lon lrlll tedly It I f•llinJ, Chorleslml 11.03 staUon- IIBUI•· Mrl. J , Clayton C*g, Ave., Pomeroy, Milt Patricia C1uJM lwldoi . tailt, 1""f Cbarla ~'e!~Pib'· . Cllnl, Mn. Leona FOlden, a. m. by ChatUr bus vii pm,. ary. London, Marmet and Win- Rl 2 Galllpolill, Curtb II. Ollbo fo. ~1, Rt I Dn1orr and :Mr1 Mary 11oberJ, E II a Bunllla, Frd Glllerl) t Loo u.mllera Ill th!t or.ntple \IISCI Mn. G. 11. llldtldiiiiMI TIRo, ersburJ l,tld U. S. Route .so fltld dama were on the sills. ert Rt. I o.IIlpolll, Irvin Clay, 4, Jildl:g. Hollis Clark, Kerm " jaQ (Jim Hmi1o11, ' ~who lllellhl the dlllrlcl oftl. Mn. iiMIId WbiWnstw IIlii lor W~ D. C., wMn Ohio River - Mamolear up Rt. 1 Bidwell Rill A. Nol@ll, Blr!Q Clico, No1m SwfldhJIII!m Cnl.tclrd. or. P'tlller, lllti'l«*~ lnbdtll Hl'ltJI' at Uttle J4n. ~ Hallin&. [Qca[, Serv· tllo tiJ)'II wlJI bt l[lelli In - 14, S:SO p.m. ; Robert West up 2 Bidwell, Alvlo 0. Wi!lls, Rt. Mrll. MarsbaD F. C"uaday, lfn, Graeo ~~~·Nid, Gee< Poll), (111111111-l.I:IU (Mew=-- 011 ~ Jwohn.,. ~ ~ Ill tbe grouped t!Jyllmt tourl, ntunllllg vii 14, 'p.m.; A. J. Patten, up 14, I Crown City, Mro. HUda 1.. Rld.l• An., Rio Grutlt. 108, W. J-, ii!J. Paal R1J most~_ old ~ l :JI.i. C8l'l dfablne, ...,.... ... •II'!. llflu Diane ToUay, llflu l.qlnpn, Va" .ad Charleoton, 1:25 1,111.; Lorena up 16, e p.m.; DenniiOil, Rt. I Crown City, t:M a.m. II!Jidlp, l(n. 1. 8. J'llllrod and ill 1, ~~~ ('hiD w, Tttllllll, Mn. a - Arbaust>, ~ Polclm IIIII Milo Laura W. ~~ lflb. Aadrow Calhoun up II, t rllll a Jl!ffrey Lynn Swisher, 2250 Dlldllrpj dllnghtn, Mrs. N. H, Po ,o.Jaq Miller, au.tAVIIIIlo HQnrd ltaaley and Mrl. Prloe. The honortd pat re- T In Coilltal ..-t~ wiD m.; Jefferoon down II, I:!a a. SlloreJide. PI: Pleasant, Mrs. Patlenll d•acllarged over lhs IIIII !Dfant , 1011, Mn. Ve IIQ, a!. Glt.llt)'. .lv.. 1JWl]l llftl. be In Wubln , D. C. 111011, m.; Pamela D. down 1U, 6:30 Ronald F. Wh1te, 'lifl Eil!hth 81., weekeod InCluded Rlchanl Hal· Wbeot.r, Nlcbolu KAIIIII, C' ~,... 4ltlb -1. Allll Wa]. llr. 11141 Nn. WII11un '1\om- Mrs. MIIUe Lowther vlalted Ml VemQD, AnnapoUo, Md., at a.m.: Jordon down 20, 7:10 a. Pt. Pleasant, Mn, Elmer L. stead, Jobtl LI)'De, .Mrt. Clar-lae llale, Mrs . .1. E. Mayes. laoe (II) a, 1eq DeV• (A), 18 ol Ooll!Dlbua, 1pont ,~Y IMYeral t!Jya with her .at.ID- ltllllltlctllo, Charlotteoville, Va., m: Charles Stevenson down 21, Norvell, Rt. I Portland, M r s. enee Rouab, :Mrl. Lester Bork, bert Hnhtlml, Tlllllflll' Qloll, H•. slid the lil!lvenlty ot VlrJ[nil!. 4:30a.m.; St. Marys down 21, !larry C. Shelton, Wellston, Mrs. Mrs. Walllr ~. Mn. old W J4n.l er n1 Gr... 3. Rad Sauer (M), t. Sllvl jiiPI wtlb her molher, Mn. law, Mn. llilsle Perry. Dltiiief U.l, t. Pllll CoiHPJ (A), 011 Ptri')' •ad brother, Jl'rallk Mr. (IIIII Mn. Dorsey Jordan, '!'be ~Is will slsy at !be 6:65 a.m. : Esso Pelllllylvanla Crenshaw L. Bugg, Ru...n, Ky., J~ FraleY, Clr1 !ofllcb, ltln. zle, Mrll. HoleD Bixby, Llirrl' :SIA. INe1f IIQIJI'd _ Gl4 reaor4 Perry. llodnty, VIrginia, Ricky and Hotel Manger Hamllton on ar- up 22, 5:40 am; W. H. Shaver Mnt. Dale 0, Smith, Duncau, Robert MUter, Mnt. C. J. Prtc:e, Russell, lludolpb Miller, Beecb·SU Dll!lll Ntllttm'Ut Week end IUftlJ of Mr. and Ralph, ealllll 011 Mr. and MM. rival In Washlnelon, Jr down 23, 7 p.m.; J!:deana W. Va. Davl4 lllater, Ml'l. C, C. Crt&· Ill' Davll, Mra. L. D. 'll'odtlll ie lir;?), ' Mn. Mill: Haning wore h II A. R. Cuter Clll 81blnlay even- Cbaperoaes are Mr. and Mrs. BosworUt up 23, 1:50 am.; A. Saturday - Mnt. Neola !. ger, B. H. Gotbartl, J!UIIOI Coy- and infant dangbttr p Mrl. :.......... law ~ and liiii,.,.ID-law, Mr. lng. Other recent IUesll of lbl Cbarlel Cbmcty and High E. Dyke up 23, 3 a.m.; Wal- Lewis, 830 Third Ave., Roy w. :anl,=.:Mn:=·::A:I:;m:;•::.:D;:-.~r~,:;Mn~~·~Jack~::;No~rtb:::;up~and~;IDt~IDt===IIIL~and loin. Glell illninl ol Col· CPsttro wore Prot. and Mrs. School Principal Jameo A. t-1' Beckjord up 23, 6:20 o.m. ; Neal, 100!1 Fourth Ave., Char-I ~ CAl L llllldy Marlllllll umllvil. D. W. Iacerbam, Alhells. DJebl. R. H. Bosworth U up Greenup lu M. Drummond, Rt. I Bid· ~·--~~--(A), .. -~Y M!M CG), 5, ....~~~a.wiSrlh. ~ andthe •-~~ rr!i.t and Mn. Geo1'11e Me- Judy llolrQer, Pal Hennessy, 9:4(1 p.m.; J. SLew!& up Green- F.ranklln Pierce down Meldabl ~ -· ...,. ~, .,.. ......., _.. and claupter, Rebe<:ca, HUda Hart Jane Baer Alita up 10:20 pm.; Sally H. up 4.55 a.m. ~'e!411W a.J, lll,t, ol .Mr. and Mrs. o.Ie Dye, Jr. Columbuo vWtad with h Ia Corpenllr, 'Jellll)' erew: K 111 y Greenup 4 :~ am.; Tlboll down :::.:_:::::.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 . . . . . , . - 1• .llal Clll.., llurinl Ibe week tlld wen tho ll)'lftdparenta, Mr. and Mro. Penlnrer, Louanna Leonard, Greenup 5:20 a.m.; John K. up Oolllpelle Dam - OVEC up · IL), \ Wlllaot Ill), I. following relaUves, Mr. and Fl!t'll GU!ogly and Mr. and Mrs. Nancy Burnl, Unds Kirkland, 31, 5:55a.m.; Bob Benter up 33, 12:40 a.m. ; Warren Hougland ~- ::. '- llasrJ l\lrs. Glen ElVIn and famUy olD, 0. McKllllht 011 Saturday. Ruth BaUey Jenl Folmer Mary 10:15 p.m.; Chaperone, broke up 4:15 a.m.; Coal King down ertl·- , D. Ill$ (A).Il• fplaryi9Ull, Ohio, .Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Wingo Rlckant C~y Swatzel 'Linds down at 33; Mr Mack down Mel· 5:55 a.m.: Semel down 7:35 a. ll.t. Clyde Welker and family, '!'bur- and dlliJhllrl, Atbeno, WaH re- Cramer: Ilnllda BaileY, Karen dahl 2 p.m.; Buokeye ~bib! m; Christy down 8:10 am.; C. S.JII'Cida*- 1. Alan Wal· man, the Alvin Dye family, Jo. cant week and rue1ta of ber Miller Janlct Binll Sharon down Meldahl 2:30 p.m.; Linda V. Harner up 9:30 a.m. laot (IQ, L . . Adllr (J), I, cal, and Onnl Prlee, OU otu- brolher-hl·la"!' and silter, Mr. Stnlth: Louella Tho:On~, Lu- Chotln down Moldahl 1:10 a.m.; loaawba River - 0. F. 11m Ra II Ill (L), l lolu 1111- dent. and Mrs Jimmie Hanhll Jo. .--· Sb d London 3 50 ler ( u • • - ....._ (•). u-. Wal•·· .._11 bu ...... cal. · • Ia Tobin, Yvonne Beal, MlljY earer own ' a. -robe or not to be •••• WSer o DO,.,, .• Hamlet_, ..., ., ""'' " """ "" """ ..., Jord18 , Linda Gnteoer, Janice The Eutera Traek team m. ; Thelma Ann up London 6::2U' Ullltilll her 10n-ln-law and Evlllll, Patty Fieldl, Florence will boll ID lnvllallonal 4(1 a.m. ; Beaver up Winfield translated Into Spanish, was a . . - t otandin1· 1 ~ I'll& - l. l)tqail Cadi dallibler, Mr. and !tfn, Arthur T Muon County Blgg•, Cathy Wolfe, Opal Slew· meet Tues<iay, Coach Tony 5:45. p.m.: Uttle Edward u~ room·only SJ1ccessln Mexico City, u were playa by '.A), I. LlfiJid IJniJ!!tJI" (L), I. llee47, Cindy, Unda and Mlchwo art, S~pbmie Winebrenner, Ru- Geaaolle laid today. Troek Wlnfreld 10:30 ~.m.; Lucy JODe MoUere and Tennessee WiiU...... Bruce 'WaliitM! (J.I), f. Frt!llr ael, Pollloroy. The Reedya ~ave Rolld Job• Awarded by Hsay France• · Radford teamo invited are RaciDe, Mid. Lucas down Wmfleld II p.m.; ltewart (L), I. Plul Jllcll (G). betn W. PT PWSANT _ Two road Sue Renshaw, Betty Klein , An: dloport,, Waha1D8, Kyger Jerry Bosworth down Winfield At various tlmeo, the Old VIe and U.S. Aetor8' Stu· 15'7~" (Jf111 meei realft, old Mr. and Mre. H. 1!:. StArkey, projeds In MIBOil County lta Collins, Donna Smith, Bren- Creek, N,ortbGallla. and Point 11:45 p.m.; Helen Z. down Win· clio have played to paclred howes. ·ecord f5'1", l.apn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlee& ware among 0 throushout the da Wagner, Reta Wears, Joh· Pleasant. The event will otart field 12:25 a.m.; Solvay up WmAnd In the plazu of Guanajuato, clanlc Sparu.h Pole Vault- 1. l.arfY Craw- !lfld granddaughter, R Ilia state on which bldl wen open- anna Yuuger. obout t p.m. Cleld ! :10 a.m. dnunu ore preseoted during a yearly f.,tival. 'ord (L), 2. Davo Brown (A), llh~dtt, and .Mr. and Mn. ed recently, Fred Wolfe, Frl12 Sl!!on, Da1. Kaillllllanbnlblp (G), (ouly Mondo! Jordan, Columbia Gran· Projects 1n Muon County, vld Baker Dan Smith Jerrv Original Medain drama and musical comedies, >lace~), 10'10". P members, wore •t Rook with bids 15 mllea of ' ' ' sidewallc art exhiblts, performances or tbe corp• of Hip Jump - 1. Phil Rose SpPinp r!!Mntly when Columbia the HI ' wen, · Arnold, Don Mayer, Mickey ballet- Mexican cultural fare Is as richly varied a$ lA) 3. '!'ad4 -... A rtford-Falrvlew Rd. See- Winebrenner, Tom Lind, Keith • -vutl' ( ), S. Orange wu bolt to Meigo Coun- ondory 4 and Seoonardy 1-2, for Wholey, Bob Buck, Allen the cuisine at its famous international restaurants. frank Gibert (G), C. Job II ty Pomona Grange. penetraUoQ macadam. Stata Swartz Ron Collins David Ta~ In the many gaUeries 61led with vital modern art , , , Brown (G) IIIII Bntee Wallaee The YOUili People of the Conatru 011 1 Hu tin"'" • ' '' tM) (!It). I'IW'. Clll'fl'llter BaptiJit Church opon- W Va c • nc., n •-"· lor Richard Lemley Richard In a concert nf the National Symphony at the Palace ' Dl!elt.l - 1.. Butoll Davil (J), !Ored a pie social at Columbia of. ~· ••voti.IIO, and 7·1 milo• r-Ollins Carl McElroy' Fred Sl!· de 3elles Aries .. . tn the historic dances perfonned 2. Bob llew..-1 (L), 1. Tony Wal- School Friday evenin1 . A rood Road Galllpolls Ferry·Aihton son, F;ank Titus, Dick Nease, by the international award winning Ballet Folldorico lace (J), t. Delmla Clldo (A), crowd atbliuled. The proceeds In • W. va. 2• for resurfac- Bruce McKen!le Lance Hart, That'• what a lot of folks ooy when they wont to buy Nacional •. . throughout MexicoareeiOJDents nf the ;. Dave A8llleJ (M). 12&11W'. will be used for regular expl!nAndorton's Bilek Rock, Gary Jenkins, G~rge Hoffman, 110methln• but don't have the ready c:aah to do it. Broad Jump - 1. Jim llmi- su. The I!'O!Ip met at the sot'' Chorletton, W. Va., $l23,· Randolph Scott, Jim Andrews, If that'& your problem , , , phone us and aok for tho two great traditions which Mexica.Iu have blended son (L) 1 z. Larry Crawford (L). church on Sunday evenlna with · Sam Arnold, John Strauss, Jack caah you 'need. We loan million• of dollars to thou• into their modern national culture- the learned 3. er.Jc Ioant,y (.1)14. Brian Lfn.. Mrs. Rex Cheadle as counselor. WUIIams, Clifford Young, Roger •and• of people for hundred& of different reaaona. Maya·Aztec and the European, strong with Renaistala (0), 6, Otali 'l'i'llxell (A) Ruth Huntley was devotions Millon PO Switch In Moore, Kenny Lawhorn. sance spirit. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ' 20'4~". leader. 'l'bo8e present were Rev. S 1 A d Knowledge of our modern m·ighbor is important One IQI1I _.., - 1. Albina and Mrs. Setll Huntley, Ruth erv ce nnounce B • PW TO MEET today. Send lor the free 16·page booklet, "Know !Todd~. PN1 Colllill, John and Carl, Mary and Helen Peck, MASON - Services at I he The Middleport Business and ' 1 Mexico," Box 1900, New York 19. Prlchell, Tom llall) 1. Locan Delores Boyd, Sue and Jenny Masoo POBI Office on Bator, !Steve Dupler, Merl Ball, Whlttlngtoo, Donna Stool, Jane daye will remain lhe IIIIUI 11 Professional Women e Club UfE INSURANCE AVAilABLE ON ALL LOANS !lob Stewart, Larry CraW!ortl), Ballay, Rlollard Jeffen, Oleva they have been In tbe I)IISt a.. will meet Tuesday evening, May , t GalHpoUo (8111 Waml'ley, 'l'er- Smith, Debbie ~ll!ut, Suole Nel- cording lo Dallas E. Walker, 12, at 8:30 p.m. at the Martin 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy !"resented In the lnterut 01 lnternltionl/ iOOCIWIII ry J~ !Atllala, Cllal'- llOih J:!llnnie and Cathy Cheadio poa!mpter. S.llaurant. The annual business lt'troujh the cooperation of Thll Advartlslnr Council, th• NOW OPIN SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON les Bumell'f;"' 4. Jtli!QQa tli& anl"lllta. Kit Cbeadlfl. Speelil A.,..tfng Ill a previous an- report wJil be bcitd an4.JU~alla· Con.e)o Naclon•l dft 18 PubliCIIMCI, ancllM ~De' Advertlsina Ex~eutlves Alsoclatlon . Fldl Ids, Jolm Wtlloll, Craie songs were practiced to be u.. nouncement, money order ..... lion oJ oJficers Will l>e'"llel d. DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Lo~Mf, Glf'VI' WOOilly), 1. Millo ad 11 the revival oerviees at lee on Saturdays Wat.Jo.: havt Kathryn Everelt, district dlrec· dlepart . . . llbldjt, laiD lfaGd, tbe church. been chln,od. A recent change tor, wlll be I111tallln& officer. J.arry Yuce, Jolm Blalro). 3:• Ml'l. Gloria Haning enterlain· In the orr,tnal orders permits IU (New record - old l't<tlttl 111 !Vlth a atotk .OOwor honoring ·money order~ Ill be Iuuod on l1fl, Llpa. Mrs- Dale Harvey. '!'bose pre. Saturdays. nnt wen Mrs. Ruth Grate, ----~ TBMPS Mrs. Dora Carpenter a n d Racine Alumni The ltmperalurt tn ~ Mr•. Harry Jackaoo, RuUa~: Ennt is Planned was a Wll'lll 70 dlp'ell llld Mrs. Myrtle Queen, Gallipolis; Final plant1 for the Racine Al· sunny today at 10 1• m. Mn. EdlllUIId r 01 and Mn. UJillli banquet and d~ were made when the offleero and com· mltteeo for the event mot re· ' centiy. The event wiD he held May 30 at Southern Local High ichool. This year no Invitations wlll be mailed to residents In Meigo coonly. Persons may eecure reservations to the honquet and dance by callln& WI W'l74, or by writing Dortha P. Salser beCore May 2li. VOTE. ARCHil .HEMY. 3 99 4 49 4 99 CarpeDter SoCial News 4th Finisher - ,1. '· ·' •t . ' •• ·• • :e. ·I I Tht Chester Home DeJnonstl'lllltiD elub wiD meet at the borne of Mro. Gary Dl1l II 10 a. m. • Wet·orl•y, May 11, far an all day mellin«. Fll'll tlld, textile paintlnl and Cl'lfll W1ll be dilcuaod. " Pf)lllJ9k ~ will lle ltrvN at nooll. 411Yone Interested II wk!ome. Are your cupboards hard to reach? Your Packaged Gas Kitchen dealer can help do IOJJNthinf a~t your too-high atorage space, dark working area, skimpy work apace, old-fuhioned applianlltll? A Paclra&f!d Gas Kitchen dealer Why not can help you plan a peJ'I!Onalized gas kitchen that you'll love to work in ••• and to ilhow. He'll buil(l it around a beautiful new built·in gas rllllge with the Burner· with-a·Bmin that automatically does your pot-warehing, the smokelet!s broiler that givet! st.ealrs and chqps IUch delicious fl•me.k:ired flavor and built-in, wallhung gu ovens that can be placed at eye level ••• your eye level. All you need do today Is MAIL THE COUPON. '. �' ' Make Hay In May-Want Ads Will Pay Any Weekend Political Interest ·· 4 Is High in Mason County . \_ lassified . a-na~~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, '0., May u. 1 9 6 4 - - - - - - ~le lui &tete For _ FOR SALE: Pomeroy, t room Bull- Servlc:e1 Television Revue For Rent · ~;'~· l~tbn~:t.::t ~r':b =~~=I Pomeroy Motor Co. PAINTING oulslde and Imide. with bltb. AU tinda roof work, reason- water. WY 2-3510. I I tfe PT PLEASANT_ Political pool on the demoorol Iiebl able prlcea. By job or hour. 5 t Sip THREE ROOM furnished • actlvliy apparently was heavy Vleing for the RopubUean Phone VI 3-2700. TO SETI'LE estate, must sell. partment, utilities fumlsbed, over the weekeod here w 1t h nomination lor Couoty Com$ ' -:-o:--::-;-=;;-==S~t;;1;;21c;;-J Make an otier on Kim pro- Also caD WY 2-3496. much Jntereat being shown par- oloner wlU be Joho R. lngel. L 0. McCOY, AUCTIOLIIE~R. perty In Tuppers Plains. 7 5 ti Ito tlcularly In the county offices Pliny Route I; Lawrence Ger1963 Chevrolet Corvair P•nel $1795 I Appe1ranee and performanct> of new truck . Beige finish, Choster, Oblo. 3 23 tfc room, bath, large lol H. S. UnlumiBhed bou rooma up for thlo election. lach, Jr.. Pt. Pleasant; Ruh'" f"'i;;;a;"'"";.,."'""..,....,,.. ..-.... Waldren, Realtor, Harold se. 4 ' H. IIIII, Letart; E. B. Selby, Pt. I &ood tires. beater. ·Profeulonol Dry Cleening Barnhart Salesman, Reedl- udllty and bath. !115& Point Tuesday, May 12, voters ol Pleasant.; J. F. Wheaton, Ash1962 Chevrolet Y:t·Ton hnel _ _ ____ $1695 and Shirt Laundry ville, Ohio. Phone !167-615!1. Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY ~ Masoo Count) will choose can- ton and on the Democrat slat• 3 1 tfc dldates to opposo each other are Lee 0 . Blain, Gallipolls Fk V8 engine, automatic trans. Radio , new lirea. Red finish,_ 5 t 3tc 3874, 1 H•ur Cle•nlne N Looks 1nd runs )ike new . Alterlns ond R"'olrinl FOR SALE· Seven room house l"lfflNNSHED apartment, I for the general election In n- ry and Clarence Adkins, Rt. 2 · . . rooms and batb. M1rrllep.rt. vember for the following coun- Letart. 1961 GMC '12 Ton _ __ _ _ _ _ $1295 Peckots ond Zl,pon anild Jolt and Routtblundildmgs. JlaOne WV 2-3874. S S tic ty offices, House of Delegates Seeking the AssesSor post on 6'"'.1' box, 15" tires, solid cab, heate-r. 10 lbs. Dry Cl•ning $2.00 m e rom u a on r. . rlsonvllle Road. RoUand - RepubHcans seeking I h e the Republican slate is lncumr~c:~~~u:~~IVIRY Searles, Rutland, o. Ft"RNISHED apanmenls. Ph post are Mayor Archie Henry, bent Everett H. Sayre, Ft. !' 5 9 8tp WV 2-f/76. After 5 p. m. phone H nd nd Brerry C. Jones Pleasant Rt. I and Elvlll E. WANT AD I OPEN EVU. 7:00 P.M. ABC CLEANERS =c-=co=-o-=:-=;;;--"7.c· c~ ;c;:WY 2-357._ e erson a 'Pete! Wedge Pt. Pleasant Rt POMEROY, OHIO SIS ROOM HOUSE with bath. II Zl tfc Pt. Pleasant to oppose demo- 1. democrat ~late, James M. INFORMATION & SHIRT LAUNDRY Built-in cabinets In kitrben. THREE and four roo'b furnishe- crat Claude E. Swann. Pl. Plea- Bragg, Pt. Plmaot and RobI)LUII.J.Na _ -~ 173-5543 Mooon, W. Yo. New table top hot water heat- ed and IIJIIurnlabed apan. san!, only candidate for that ert Peoples, Pt. Pleaaant. Foul =.,,\':!"':,.:"~"':.. FOR SALE For Sale er, titi" double sink. N • w 11 WY 2-6434 12 e tic Republcans are on the Repulb """'" COMPACT Sweepers. Autbor1z. Coleman forced air furnace, men · lean slate lor the poolt.lon ol ..... , .......1'IONI I ----- · I ed aalts and service. \Vrlte outbUilding with electricity, A MODERN noose, 8 rooma Sheriff ol Mason County; Sh~ICOB&D"I"\ONS The following used Jtemo sre l' Gfl Acuainted Offer 551 7th St., Parkersburg, W gas, hot and cold water. All lf'd batb, 136 Lincoln Road. H.u1 Leon· Drew Hat· 1 0 11 ""' . . , _ . , . . '""' '"" • · priced for quick disposal. Racoppod Tire Solei Va. fi•ed for automatic washer Pomeroy. WY ~. ";: d, ·Gall~ ~; Earl c 1 1 rw :;;~;:"'" 30 gal. automatic hot water While they last HEATING, Plumb!ac, MaeDer athrnd dryer, ~asCogaser ~=~~: I I tfC Mohr, Pt. Pleasant and VlrgU heater, gas $20.00 ALL SIZE Famece1, 4raold Bntlterl. ee ,garag"". ?' FURNJ.~HED aod unlumlsbed . A. Planta, Pt. Pleasant; on the 5 heavy wood doors PASSENGER TIRES $7.90 fll li:asf MaiD Street, PoiB• 100 out ol high water. apartmettto. lnqlllre at tile Democrat slate are George E. 82" x ~" x ~''" ea .6.00 NEW 13-14-15 IN, eroy, Pboae WY W44l. Close to sehoul. In very DICe Oblo Ro!OI 11-22-11< Joh PI Pleasant and Chars ft. slrp ladder 3.110] TUBES . $1,79 fox Included quiet neighborhood. can be ' _ Jes nAsoo_Ro' be.r•·, Pt. Pleasan . t. 7 20 tfc Heavy wood frame win- ] Ope~ ;,~";~ ~a~hmwook I I oeen at 981 HyseU St., MidI N • PT. PLEASANT - Miss Lin- The race proaecutlng at· dows suilable for sun- I I dleport. Owner moving out Leg• ohc:e da Holmes, 17, radiant brunette torney wlll be settled . at b ,._. WaDI o\tl lllrrl• • Catl ,.. word.. tuart1" porch . greenhouse, etc. I I of town. Arthur Davidson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 1m 1 u· . De V!lllftiWII Cbar,. ., o. .bl 00 : 5 I fltp LIGAL NOTICI pr Bry e ec 00 1:1 , 00 1110ll c.uu . . . . ., , . nu- 0011 ea .2· Phone n3-9522 M.son, w v. LUCY SHEETS, re•ldlftl at lAwt.. Holmes tJf 2618 Jefferson Ave-- crals are seeking the })05t. Re...UtiYe IIIMrtit'ln& 15.00 Profeulonll Lubrlt an ! POR SALE: 1 lot on Mulberry ~'¥l: . .':~ ~~~~n~ ,~~."n~. ~A~ nue, was crowned queen of _the publican candidates are Carroll ..'!e IMHO•nt Ill _.ltl ltll en.l 1 36'' gas range · · · aclf Hid wltiUft te ti•VL Kitchen uf.ilit~· cabinet 6_00 : Next Door To Rutl•nd Bank ! HeiJhts, Te.: WY 2-3429. ~:C~'.~ olo~!~::•u::!o~~to~~ ft. _Pleasant High School juntork. w. Casto, Pt. Pleasant and 1 GA8D 01 rtlAf'lK.I fl O&JTL! 1 72"x19 !!"x13 Expert Servlc 1 I lt tic cmCLS, whoa place ot ret:ldmct" .. semor prom during the wee Raymond F. , Musgrave Pt. .\RIEl - •t.Jil tor 110 word ~nbl n-uble bed ···ze CO\') I Tune Up-All M nor unknown; The unJU'Iown belrJ, devl nd ' tmum . lltacll ld:4ltlnnat wora le ~ .e... 1r1ateu. 411tr:lbul.rn, lldmtnt• e · Pleasant. ' 10 00 NO CHARGE for using our . springs Repeirt 'utor., executon. lt arur. of Lolt Clr'~ be filled 1 om:cx &o\Ju · 1 Blut Lustre Carpet Shampoo- , ~---LI b--1,. cle, d•cea1ed.; urm urru wbou Miss Holmes was attired l!J Two ~&t.s are w on 1 a:IO A II. T.O 5,110 f" M.. 01 U, M~~}" ~ i,t;rh:~h tad~':wer i er with pur.rhase of Blue Lus· ; Labor $2.00 per hour · "-"'CifiU ~.,..,, ~=o:ta "b~1::,ce d~~~~'!~o-=~a~ a floor length white lace gown the ~a.!lon _County Board of EdSaturclu -1::.0 A.ll co tJ•OO aoOf' 11 and botlom •hell J.OO 11 tre shampoo. Baker F'urni- 1 DUNLOP TIRES dlltributeH. admln;iN-•ton. uecut. and was escorted by Tommy ucabon with the non-partisan IT't liU £A8l ' I ' POMEROY Tw bed ou. ll any, ot Effie UUie. Deee&Hd. TO Pl.Ar.l: A 1T k h 1 nd t. JO ture, Midd eport. 1 ROAD SERVICE o room .JoE GANDEE. whoM plac. or l'fll· King She received her crown ba IIoI Jj s Ung nIne can~ldate "" s,. BDUJL1 PROLIUP.lNQ 1 WANT A.D 5 5-__6tc "As.lri For PauJ Wears" frame home with bath, auto- ~:~:~:.u,!!:~':; ~~:,.~;ullt!:~J:!f:. from. the 1963 queen, Judy Gerald Rood, Letart; John M. II rucp~y,wsi: 7 ~ 20 Ir~.. . 25.00 rna tie gas heating, run base- Gandee, lltntorl. exeeuturt. II uu. of J 0 • w Sayre Ashton; Steel jack post 5.00 Try OJADEX tablets. Former- · . ·· D•era~ed w1u iake notice ··ond · alii ' lis . F Harry Luth Siders. O PHONE WY 2-2157 &arl Gnner, Pllmltlll& Pill ment, back porch, stoop, nicethat on tbe 11t. day ot Ma, 1*. t.eG po erry; er . d J-F:IeC'tric switch an Jy DEX-A-DIET, new name, ly decorated Can be bought Uta KoWenll .. i:xfl(latrlll ot tbe L11t Members of the queen's court Tucker Mason· Orlando Wallis f '·"xes ea 3 00 f u1 0 ) 98c <•••k llealiD& · wm and Tatament of aloWe Lind • • • use I.Jt' • · same arm a . n Y ·~ by responsible party with man. oeeea111d., b•lft& Plaintiff. flied were Barbara Adkins, AAnlt•a Ashton· Frank Bryan, Ashton: -- - -~ ~9'xl2' rewrsible rag rug, ' Drugs 4 ~ 12tp MIDfrtYWe. . . . ••• Pet.Uion m me Probate court, Taite p B nnan . ' Leo E l H same 3 { ' new . . 10.00 ~ ~lad voor eewer eroebln $500.00 down and 30 years on W:e.lp County, Ohio. c... No. 18,043, rson, a 1 re • William Casto, n; ar . Notice I Air-wav vacuum cleaner 5.00 ' LrVE BAIT, 24 hour self serv· We biVe aU *balance. This is what you :f:!::' :• D.~~a~~~al,!:'.:,a :._~ Burnam and Cheryl Williamson. Letart·· and Paul £dear ice, crawlers, minnows, red l Sewr..r Mar.binet have been asking for. til• penonal property ot ••kl dt"ce'1 Ned Guthrie and bls o~hestn Pt. Pleasant. W~ANTED : Bid from reliable! • 0.. os.ci"llatl'ng ian two 01!~·- 8,•,•,•,:-:,· ~ ...~!'~~ of Charleston furnished music 1 ~ ' I SUBURBAN HOME 6-room "to•' · .... ~ speed ?.5 .00 wo _ rm. s. ava _ ilable 24 hours. Rr.asoa11tle S.&el .._.. .. _ .. il contractor to demolish old frame home with bath • (tub .. aDd coat& of tbe adm1nlttnllon of ...... for dancing from • p. m. unt farm buildings. house. etc .. 23' roll~up awning frame F~fe s Tra dmg p OS t b e. I 0 WI CaD w' Z..d'?t DaJ or ..-• ute: that tbe old Moille Bookm•n • H1gh School, Route 7. M1ddle7 Jl lie and 1hower) automatic bot died •lzed 1n ree liJDpJe ot tM fGI· midntKht. !) and level land. Also bid on Wl.th arms , crank, etc. 2 o.oo lo'll'lnJ deaerlb-ed rul 11tate: p Q bllildinl!lf a new 2000 sq. ft . Lawn mow<'rs, 14" and ! port. 5 7 t2tc (FoR YOUR Bulldozer service, air heatmg. N1ce two acre Jot Th• tolf:wm1 real mate cwata all electric home, barn, etc. How·•d Hick•!, 828 So. State. Floor 16'' to eel'1mg . roII.mg Iads ·.oo 1; PaulR. T.DB2ailey. Relistered Nurses Ch let $1 495 1 see: roy. 0., . OD Dell ey MAM Ohio Compa11711 Purcha.e, and par I 60 eVrO f 1• en. at .I'VW.00. ot the lot kDowJI q thr Tavern Lot Ilernet, California. h ti5 f I 4 • ~·P BABY FARM - t4 acre• wen \D Ni4 Vlllor" ...La. . . . . . der Wil . t. stee 20.00 : VB Impala. Dr. Sedan. PowRun Road. To Hold Banquet • 5 9 ltc track b k p BUI LDO R k b Is 1 Nortbcut curnn of t.he D. Cl• er steering & ra es. ower~ ZE wor , ase:men laid ground located one mUe laD.d'• tot, Uaence £11t 35 rut. PT PLEASANT Th ""~ S; , AdY'S Beauty Salon, featuring Ele<"tric light fixtures , glide. Spotl("Ss origim.l a II · b h' d8 . . tbence toutll n prrch.. to Mill . e ..... ~ 1 d ·' · bl f t white finish . Owned by re· an scapiDg, rus mg. pon · from Ftve Pomts. Good four street. thenc• We•t 35 red, tbet~e• nual banquet of the .Point Pleas- i. . . . . . . RP.alistir products. Open ev· smta e or sore or lired couple. Lowboy servWJcey. 2C!,!ies Jef. room frame house with nice :;:n~!:. perch•• to Lhe plaee "' ant Registered Nurses' Assorl· ~~ enings bv appointment 26S ' church. 60 Oldsmobile 1,395 fers, Phone .,.~.. lronl porcb and cellnr base"'""""' ""'' vol. ,.._ ,.,. ~- will be •-Jd Monday 1--~-• ~ SP,::ond St., Middleport~ ~ Wooden dsult hangen "88" 4 Dr. Hard Top. One : i 1 30tp ment. Yard weU shaded. A :~.D-s .llAoord.a. Malp count,, :;:lng 8 ·30p~;. :~ne BaD's Ohio Owner Sandra BenPer ozen 1.20 i careful owner. Power oteerNelgler BuUd 1· ~ and Sup wonderful op......,··•ty lor ' • 26 'DJ'splav tables I ~ ·oe a uuoPla.lnlllf fUrlllrr all••.. ill ber ~ Restaurant. ll~ Mf>ff . Pomeroy WY 2-5 91 ~ · ing and brakes. Hyd. ply, Racine, for better bomea. hobby farm. ....,..~..uu $8200.00. 11 me na10411 ot au th• beln-ilt2'x6' ea . 3.00 . law or per•n1 entitled to the aut . dl •-·tall , 1,13 n 773-"263 il . I k:itcheo cabinets and storm William Inaell, Salelmd utate of Inheritance from the deeedo FolloWina the nner JJUI a- ! " ~n 4 28 30tp Frigidaire compressor ------·-~ ·! with coils. commercial I 1 doon. 1J 23 tfc WY t !471 ::~. ':tw~o!= .!:u~.:~. tion of offiers wil1 be held with Harold CoWDI, SaJe1maD referrnca 11 bad to tb" petltloD tD the following orficers installed ' machi-ne ., 1•TOMIIB(I.E ln!!lurance been 25.00 : Pomeroy, Ohio tbil u.. aU•Jhlt 111me. nk Scholz M 1 l,'J H.P. Electric motor 20.00 WY I ZZ!t In tba prayer of uld J*IUon. by Mrs. Fra : 1'8. "Be JL• W • ··an•-elll'd• '"'"' YUUJ op.rap ·- 27M ·· · EXPERIENCED 6 9 3tc p\a\DIIfl .,.,. "' 1 •""'~n"" Robert Bm:nam president·1 Mrs 5101 882 • lie ' CaD WV " ·.....U. hone or IJQ.;.· v.r I be aold.: that tllr rlJ t1o tuute an • 1 r"r 1 ense. "'~. USF.D Electrolux vacuum c ean· lieD• of a11 partln mn a fllllJ' d• Harr¥!t Smith, vice president~ 1 J ••• Sliltc 5 9 3tc er with complete set of AUTOMOBILE lnmlDod, '""'lod '"" .,•...,,.. , . be Ia . --· -FO~ SALE : In bear! of Racine lhOI ..uuon" oo aulbo'"" '"' ~- Mrs. John Lam rl, secre ry, $.... I Je .-=----=----""..,."""'\ .JOHN DEERE 3 point hi ten cleaning attachments. Perout ot blgb water. Modern I =~~ '!c!~:!d P~ Mrs. BUlle Morgan, treasurer. . . _ a... feet condition and guaranteed rooms, 2 Wed bath!!!, large .uch cu. made and provided, and ,. . . . , . . ! corn planter, I year old plantF 11 b . n AND , 10, •••• ...., .,.. ' "'"'"" " " " .. Mrs. Wllllam Marnhout and fn ed less than 50 acres. 1 used one year. u cas pnce o • • closeta, utilities, garage, barn, she may be enUtled to. Mr J h Lo have charge o t • l ly $28.50 or term!. P h o n e 1 1 to b001 F 6~ Said pant.. are requlrecl to ans. o n ng · Sabra Garden Till~n 52 gallon electric waler heat- WY "-221)4, < 7 6tc lrYICI c ose sc • ree gas. ...., ~ ~ ......... .,••• ., •• arrangements for Ute banquet 97 88 ' "" acres. Suitable for buDding Jun, A. o. 1964. • . I er. Good condition, $20.00. I •· M T p· k Ph Letha Koblentz .. Executrt• The next regular meeting of the 22" Power Mawon 44.97 I Robert Hill, Racine. Ph. WI ISINGER sewing machine in ,. •~- rs .. yree JC ens. . "'••• Lui wm ••• ·u be h ld i Septe · IA$l CREDIT T~ 01 MoW. .8ooltman, gberorup WI "3957 . 5 9 3tp lovely blonde cabinet, used WI 9-3492:. t I tfc ~=.=~ e n m17 cu. fl. Frnzen, r now $1" I ~~·-- but in excellent condition. WY 2-214J llerneroy. 0 FOR SALE- Mlddleport'l talJ. ZO~·na~~o';or" ~~:; . WOODEN SlLO, 8 x 20, 42" Equipped 1<> zig zag, darn, est bnildlng located S52 N "" "u.... ,. "" 1, • ~ • " etomplotely ~ulot -Hon: mmbine. WI 9-2227. Martin embroider, buttonhole, etc. ' . · them pump and motor are entirelr 'HI rro COPYING sem.... Second Street, Middleport. IN ••• couoT o• cOMMON •uu Mr · and M Albert Apple'- 10bmert1ed under water lit Ute Wilcoxen , Raeine, Rl 2. $47.00 cash or terms. Trade- CnJl" any letter or doclllllent Priced for ~ aale Inquire Ml\01 COUNTY. OHIO . rs. "" well Open Oeil)' rm• ,.M. 5 9 3tc in accepted. Guaranteecl. Ph . '1.eutet bllurance. Pomeroy at Ohio Hote.t tO 11 tfc t':':. ~ ••,.. Jr.. of Long Bottom _visited Mr. : •O~erNIIInt perhnnann Jack W Caney, '-\gr. 1 ·- - - - - - ~ WY 2--22M. 5 7 6te ,.,.•r•v· Ohle and Mri. Douglas Cli'Cll recent- 1 proved by rugpd, 1 mouth•' 2 :::::::::~W~Y=:I-~2~1~11:::::::::=-'11963 IIOTPOlNT automatic USED Singer portable with , IIi lfe FORMER HOUSE' of Guy Mut"~~t!H ly. ·field tett-umler otl ftlt eon' was h.mg mac 11c me, · J"k AVCI'IUNEER chler in Rutland with extra hrat•r• Ann We•r• 1 e new, 1 new motor, foot control and D I I • ln.., Do th Hard nd P and dltlono· C.mpletl Serriel! lot, coal stoker furnace, dou. R:u .. •s• ••~ ~ ro Y en a am prhnlna,,.. pit, M ,.ump GUNS I $140.00. Phone Chester, Ohio. carrying case. Attachment to Ctltl ble garage Recntly repaintCllerl..ton. watt Ylr1k'lla Dii:le Circle called one evening heuN _ aava up to $1DO.OO 00 005 2353 9 31 We buy, sell ano trode gu1ll " · ; P fancy sew included for $24.00. 'trite, p - or ~ ed outside ,;.d all new opout- No. IIAII Dot'""'"' recently on the Ralph Ue lam- lltllallatton. BiU Wellman. Leo Williams.. WHY PUMP sluggish ~eptk Terms. Guaranteed. &. c. BR-WFIIRD Jng. CaD SH 2-4345. ..:f.:~·.,":, ~:f.';.•::::.::".:!.:! tly, WELL DRILLING a1 tdfin Jewelers, Phone 50, lank. Gel Klean-Em-Ail, Sep5 7 8tc Radtle ow. 1 8 lte 1, ... ,... """'...."· w"' V\l"llnJo, ,oun Pleasant. W Ya tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark S d Qu . ---t -~ ' tf oUaerwiH, whoM pia~ o1 t'Nld•~ Carl F. Van Meter and Betty 1 ~ _! FOR SALE: 7 room hue, col- ..,"........... ARRANGED. 10 18 'Jc 1 Farm Bureau. pomero Y-0tc I: pee een wrmger Y P e ,.,."~ taUAprll.,.u~"':i.~r:: called Sunday evening at the washer wl.th matchJ"ng tub. 4 29 3 - - - - - - - -- - Rickard'• Alignment Service, lar1 2 lots Near Grade acbool we.,., Jr-. lb• uDderwiPed. ecJ Ide Dea~rlnker home Everything CDmplote ,.Utlu• •tatut her ID tb• Co1U1 ot WHEN YOU USE ABC CleanenJ ·- . G0 od as new. \1 cos t pr Ice. (formerly Grueser BodY and High •School. Pearl Hyaell common Plou. "'''' eoom.,., OhiO, C · on Mary · Circle and "Free Storage Plan'' you ret WE HAVE_ a largE ass.ortment l Phone WY 2·2922 evenings. Works), 286. W. Main St., Rut1and, Ohio. 5 I 8tp ::-"~::!:.:~o=~eu= ':u m~~ Melvin were James Circle of big beautilul empty closet of blo<~~mng flowers, m pots, 5 7 3tc Pomeroy, OhiO. R. H. Rick- THREE bed b. k du ,_ .......,. of"''" ..""' of~•.,":! New Jlav<n and Patricia Blakes' . . 1 flats. and market.-paks. Spec. d Ph WY • ,. 76 room ric p~, utr.m• cruelt-y. Seld caue ..uJ h h 1pace m exchange tor all l.he 1 . 1 d !SINGER Sewmg macb1nea. ar , one vJtJ · bl k !rom town CaU tor Martnr: on and llft8r t.D.• 11re1 lee of Pomeroy. 2 . • Ia pnces to c urc es an I Wh 1 b 1 · Ia oc 8 • dar ot .. .,. 18M. S room occupied by the l•mlly ' I h00 1 1 1M th , 0 Bed new, $59.50 up. Several used ee a ancmg, au 1o g ss, WY z_ 5127, C,,.n woon,n. PlaiDIIff Mrs. Ethel teWllrl of Pamtic 52 machines at bargain prices brake service. W•bltel' abd ruuz, eroy and Mrs Ev.elyn Lucke of WY 24121 winter clothing. f.tpre's how tt ~~ f~ or ~ er ~ .day . 1 5 works. Brtn1 in all your ~ . mg o;l!r~ ~r ou ~ e P a~~- The Fabric Shop, Singer Sales 6 4 30tp FOUR R()t)MS, bath and ba•e- ftJ~:""J: :: ~~~ u. tto Syracuse called on Dean and N. 2nd Awe. Mldlle,.,-t, 0 winter clothes or call us far mg an Pan .ers. egeta e and Service. Pomeroy Ohio. AIR Conditionlng _ refrlgera· ment, furnace heat.P hone Eunie Brinker recently, pick-up and we will "Proteo· 1 planls Our plant' are top 1 IVY Z-2281. 4 tfc lion service. Jack's Refriger- WY UIIJ. 4 21 lfc ~ aionally" dry clean them at quality· Cool grown. Short. . _....,. Auto Sales ation, Letart, w. VI., Phone FOR SALE House, • rooma ft~.:..Joor I bushy and green Buy early lor regular rates, with lree moth .· · . 882-3537. 4 20 tfc and bath, fruit ceDar. 4th and UUIU •• ••..,. 1'1..., proofing and bang them up 1 choJre plants. Gond aswtElm St., Racine. Phone WI for lltOrago In sealed cedar- I ment of evergreens. (Local 1951 OLDSMOBILE. Call WY Z· 11-3875. Inquire at Earl'l Barlzecl bags and when you are grown ). Bumgarner'• Green- 6182. I 28 tc Help Wlnted read f them nell Iall cau l ho uso Claud M. Bumgarner, .. _ ber Shop. I-S-6tc : ,;: rur .:.Ut.eman know I New Haven, West Vir~ima. 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. I door WANTED _ Dealer in West THREE bedruom hoUIO on Lin- Mr. and Mra. Jack FoUrod ol 1 01 and IIley will be hand«! to : -~ ~~ -~- _ 4 30__9~ hardtop. catatma. blue fun- MeJgs Co. To qualify you'll cola HiU, Pomi!I'O) ph o a e Pomeroy spent a week end wi.Ut · hte d ish. automatic transmission, need car and desire to make Wl W341 or WY :1-2188. her••1parents, Mra. I b you c eaner, r1g r, an 1 FOR SALE . b k .-... Clrcl Mr. ~ 114!Wer R•meber tne storage GIBSON-Kay Harmony ~mltars power steermg, power ra eo, al least $100 weekly right 4 20 tfc --..as e. 1.1 Free. Pay Next I'all on and ~pli!Jera, Zt montbs to radio and extras. 910 Broad- from start. Write RawleiKh, 5 ROOM HOUSE, f lltd I room Larry Clrde waa a guest of Delivery. A B.C. Cleanero and ' pay . see or call l'lffiD Jewel- way, Middleport. Call WY :1- Dept. OHE 810·114, Freeport, fuml8bed apartment. Phoot Jbnmy Diddle of Splller over a 4 29 tfc ShiM Laundry . Mason. W Va. ers. Point Pleasaot, w. va., 5289 · !II. ; II 1141 WY W858. 4 10 tfc recent week end. SP 3-5543. 4 ! 911tc Phone so. BW Wellman, Les 11oe aa«Uor Ralph Lee was In Athens rei.· ' -----:-----::-~--- Williamson. tG-3011 World lhaodant •• C.-et MAN AND wiFE. or woman lnsurinc:e cently to visit his lliater, Mra. ------=Livestoclc___ _,..------;-- - - ~ Blcelt•• alone, to live in with elder• . . Fern Stansbury. KILl. TERMITES and protect "'I: Cllr room. ride and perform ly invalid. Call WY :1-3836 or 'biBtJel ~1111 VIsiting at the Douglao Circle Vork•hire pigs, reg;stered stock ! lawn . and shrubs from msects an- SmaU -· economJ and Mid uti .... .... home last week were Mrs, Rich· ARAB u" · Co ...... ..._ contact James Daniels, -.-.- . . .._,.... for breeding. Tom Sayre. VI , WI th ~o-Jt ncenl11111qerab0lr, · - ,. •. ....ard Gaul and son ol Cheater, 6 8~3 t~ 11.,11., ~· 5 I AI r :l-24:ul, Porllond, Ohio. S. dlepor_tMr1. Warden Ours of Baahan, . , !rate. King Builders SuP PI Y .. 8 ' 6tp Co , Middleport, Ohio. M.......Utu Mo!Airl BABY SlTTER, week day 8 • 4 IOIINSON, 81 ~~·· llliUl'UCO and Mr. and Mro. Jomea PatAll steel Glichr ,, . ·.. 9· _· ' . ; -' f'IY •"OR SALE. CaD WV z. 1 5 2 tf< E. Millo Street, p , . _ no housekeeplnK duties. CaU Act!lel>. Ia. &D !arma of lit tenon and son, Breot. All StMJ: Rocker lfttS """ 11'1 Wl7t after 1:00 P- m. SH 2-4872. li!D Job"""' and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of 2 4 tfc YOU J>A\' len lor flll<l home All Steel Straight Chair • • .furnishings at Baker Furnt- . 4 z:z tfc 4 29 !!!._ Bud am... ~Cheater eaDecl at the Ralph Leo I' ,JIIJES lor •I• or trade. - All ture In Mlddleport, Ohio. 1 home -o... laat week , ,.,.t·:. .~.\ Firm Mlchlnery I M• an ..,_..,_ . ~ .... lrom W' ap. Paul Orr, 4 u ttc lnstrudlona Mra, J111101 Patwaon an4 8ea this sot now In oilr window. All •tes~ aolld W: l-3fi3Z. _ _ _ _ 5 7 Cfp :==--=::--::--::-_:__::_:__::~I - ~ ·- .. - · CLOSt;. ON HOUDAY 1011, Brent, and Floreltce Circle tun In green 6 wblte lind 7"fiow 6 ~>;bite, . . ·.·: ::};' ' ' LUMP cdAL DeU•er or pick U. S. CIVIL IERVItl TESTS! Sprlngfiel¢ Tiller. lhcellent con- PT. PLEASANT - Ma1011 visited at the home of Wlll'den · , Musial Instruments ap ~- Goellleln Ready dition. $75.00. Call WY :1-6348. County schools banklnl 1n- 0ura Sunday, ., - -- - Mm 0,., Pap St., Mlddl~rt ~:;::0:--:-eell~:a~=fJ -:::nn: i 11 _3tp stitutioos, sta!e UqiJOI' ltorel, Rev. and Mrlo)Rlchard Yo~ .(!.i · . I"'R SALE: I naed B flat clarU 11 tfc antU appointed. Thuu•ndll of lob• --~•-·-- AlAI ··• IDD, EddJe. v J&ited 8 t the . . ..,..... llxpert~ UIUJII:r unneeellarJ 1950 FORD tractor, fi75.01). 14'" and al1 otfj cee: In ••· ..... CUUUIIUUIIC . . . ·lr!et In uceUent con4Jtion. 19!11 :Ill!A ·iii CC motor cyclei NfiDII"ffmeat. l'lW! ,.,........ " ••••· "'"""· pickup plow ' $70' 00 Pick-Up will be . cloaed 'llleaday ' May home of Mr. and Mra. Edsoll Write LOI!IIIJ' &il'lllJ ' WI HZ:II Aller 4 p.m. eomplete rood equipment Pb....... MIDDLII'Oil'f LlnmlnJ . dish. $95.00. Jim WiiHama, 12, prlmat'J eleetkll day, wltlcli Roush. Tholr daughter, Marf ,. ' ' J lite WY U7!S. 18 3qt ~.~.·~: 100, Tbo Doll• .. ntln•l. Z.U.I4. $.I 3w I> I le&al bolidly, Ellcll, relurlled l1ome wll.b ' '. QUALITY .'. ds Get B,J IUCX D\1 BROW Ualted Prell lltimleHOLI.YWOOD (UPI) - Notea to watcb televialon by: T1te Ellterlalners: carol Lawrence per!orma on the NBC - TV "Telepbono Hrur" ltosted by her husband, Robert Goulet, June 2 • , . Young concert violinist JIZhak Perlman got such an enthusia1tlc reception on CBSl'V'll Ed Sullivan ohow April 21 that Ito returns for another stint on the. program SUnday, The Newimaken: Sen. Bar· ry Goldwater -ar• on NBCfV's "Today"' show Wednesday ... Gov. Georee Wallace ;I Results. ® · (}f. I , l..::=:---:--:===ii===::-=:::-~=== '":.!,! Miss Ho1mes is CfOWOedQneeD :===:::::::===:.1 I n,:..;;:. turns Up on the same program next Friday • A week from '' Sunday, Sargent Shriver 1J Intervlewed on ABC-'l'V'a "loaueo ond Answers" and Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield II que111<>ned on ~BC- TV's "Meet The Press." Of Jr,.Seni'or I RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE I I.::::::: :;':;.:!4 ,.._ 11. Boclal Rmnon: That CBS- TV thinking of a sen•• lor Grlmea in the llltl5-66 .. , . That ABC-TV Ia with Los Angalea Dodger er Don Drysdale about weekly aporls show. ·- " " ---· -:::-;:--==:-;;===---=-::= _ . . . 1 E ~~~· =~h ;~o;::~~· ~~~~~~~ f~~ i~~~: *~2£ :t~:::~ F~' "'~ D t.. WHy PAY MORE" Wheel Alignment II Brake S • •.., BlaeffnarS ~ Carmel SOCie • ty N0leS 2l For IIAR.V CB1'P'l'OQUOTB- B_.s how 1o work It: .&XYDLB&&XB LOI!fGII'IiLLOW One J•ttu lllnply 1taa411 for aaGther. In this .lllUZiple A lk ,.,4 tor the tJu'tl Iii, X tor U. two O'a, etc. Bingle letter11 c •10&II trophl•, the lenlth aad formaUOn o1 tha words are &ach day the oo4e r.- enr,. J·--Piece s·Et . a:.Piaee ...n-. VZOY YZXIlO IUV ~'· !I ' ' uw 4lftetellt. Qootlll o•JQB Oli:J'£YV llOLSUilNO IQI!I Cl\ Vlf BIT• OXVIlVY IF TilE'/ ARE 00 NVZXOtr.- TilE MOON WE\.L FIND TWEM . A.SOY latmda,J'11 L-. t~toquote; NOBODY CAN BlC AS .A.GREEABIJII .U AX tiNINVITIIID 0tlli:S"J:-Hl1Bl!.AJID ''You know, hem•ktt- 'fer/ exptntlve thlnp whh _ _::::;:::::~lt~,~:·~·~--~~~~~d118t,~~~~or:ln~R~·~not~l"'~==--- WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ,6:00 ~ Ott ~ews f'ROORW ·LOG 5:00 CommWllty Nen 8:05 Sacred Heart MONDAY, TllliOUOB FRIDAY 8:06 World, National NeWI 6:20 Co!IDlfl' Jambotet 5:15 Spotllghl on Sporta 6:30 Farm Newa 6:1.1 ··8lp oa 5:25 Weatber 1:110 Pat Buttram, M-W·F 6: lJ ··Milslctl Cloek 5:30 Dinner Musicale 0:40 Melgl Ct Agr. Est. 7:30 Newa B"'"lnea 6:00 S~t~~set Blvd, 7:00 New1 7:31 ~leal Clock 7:00 Slgo Off 7:oti Breakfut Party 7 15 The LlteUne 8A1\JR.l)AY 7:10 Non 8:00 Oblo .vane, Nen 6:15 Sign On 7:35 Picken: Hardware 8:00 Worj11. Nat:loJ)al M11't 6:15 Musical Clod< (Tuea.-Tbun,) 8:10 Sporla 7:15 The IJ!ellne 7:50 Newa Report 8:1& Wutbir Plclurt 8:00 Oblo Valley New1 8: lltl Break!RBI Party 8 18 Musical Clock 8:tlll World, Natlooal Nen 8:15 Bright Ster Sbow-Thnro. 8:ii5 Community Newa 8:10 Sports Today 8:30 Van Patrick Sports 9:00 Talk of !be Town 8:15 Weatber P!ctura 8:41 Baker Furnltur•Wed-l'l'l 9 II&.Mason County Nelli 8:16 Musical Clock 8:55 Open Bouaa 10:00 Ffllllll1 Wol'lhtp Hour 8:55 Nen 9:00 Newa 1o: t8 Publlc Service t:06 Coffee With Janel t:OO Mualcal Clock 10:811 Lllcltllrlnl 9:30 Sons 1o Story Time 9:41i Betty Newton 10:10 World Ntn 9:45 Flmlly Worlhlp Hour MlnJJterlal Auoc. 11:00 Morning Melodlea 10:00 Newo Country Hoa Do1iD (euepl J'rldl1, 10:65 111gb School Btl Parade Swap Shop ChurCh Bella Rlnl) 10:55 Newo Country Drlften 111-W 11:41 World Newi 11:00 Army nmo Mason Ct. AIJ, Est-Tut 11:10 Muoa Coun!J Nen t1:30 Special Cotrubuntty A.S.C. Prflii'BJII-Fri Prngra!IIJ ' 12·00 Community Nowa 15 Family WorSllip-1buro. Ill: Oil Local Newa 12:00 Newe RotJDdup Farm Btireaa 12: 10 Markets 12:20 BnUetln Board ll:lb Tiny's Country · i~ynt~u! 12:1J Mid Day Wulber 12:25 Newo 0 OriiiDl 12:110 Noon Report 12:81l EvBJ» llliUetla Board 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12:15 MIISic Just For You 12:Z Newo 0 OramJ 1:55 Newa Beat 12: u. Gouoler'• Guest Stu-Frl 12:10 AJiflcaltun Aplll z,oo saturday Matinee lll:iiO Music Just For You 12: 4IS Country Oo Rottlld 2:55 Nen Beat 1:00 Platler Party I :66 Nel'S Ileal 3:00 saturday Maline• 4: 1.5 Blaettnar Show-Tuea. 2:00 Country Oo Round 3:55 Ne111 Beat 4:30 Loc:al Newa 1:10 Ne-.. Beat 4:00 ~ Wltb Dou 4:M Bowlin& Scorea 3:00 l.IC'e TaU a Bruk 4:30 Top T• Rm1l 5:00 Sundown Serenade S:GI Nnl Beat S:OO NIWI 8mnm•ry 1:00 Off 5:15 Dlnnar JlluolcaJe 4:00 wllli Dou 4:10 7:00 Off On •, I· i " 6:05 Conntry Music 'nine 1:20 Conn!P Jll1llboreo li:SI Jliilti ilarma 1:45 country Expreq 7:05 Breaklaat Party t:l5 Jo1101 Buick Show 10:15 The Good We 1U:35 Mualc ID The Air LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 10:40 Ull!ler Obi<> Sldel 10:41 Tbls Ia Music ti:OO Top Ten Show 11:!1 Top Ten Show (Dultona) At., rre so l.Z:OO Noon Newo ~L 12: 1J Musical lltterlttda 'It> COM! BAOl( 12:10 Rev. MerUn 'r.ts 'ltl FRIEMOS liKE VOOI 1:00 Platter Party 0:50 S!IDdown Serenade 8:00 Sign Off 8t1NliAY 7:1!1 Sip On 7: Bli Ar1D,)o Boor 8:05 Herald of Truth 8:311 Hour of Deliverance t:IIO Winga of Haallng 9:35 Bible Speaks to You 10:00 Volcl (If Prophecy 10:35 Wash, Reports to Peopl& 11:00 Country Hymn Tlule 12:00 Noon Newo 12:15 Tba SearCh 12:S(I. Rov. lllerUn Teets 1:oo amy Graham 1:35 .Lutheran Hour ·1:00 Tba Church At l:'ort 2: 15 The N••y Swlnga l:ati The Bla IJe 3:00 Tlte Quiet Hour 3::1ii Sunday Showcase 5:00 Baptist l.ayman's Hour 5:16 World ID Review 8:00 Sign Olf · INGELS . fURNitURE ,· . •••••N ••• •"'"' ·-·-· · ""· · ~· -· · · ALl VOU SA'/ PLACE AS SOUNO AN' FIHE AS \.I-llS! JEST THAT TO SMEA!t IT UP A MITii US FEEl. I MAKE GOOD! ABBIE AND SLATI ' TO BE.:;JW 111ffil, Wq'R .. PI.~"'E0 WrTI:,o' #8JR. Cf:X.I..POGUmi.. 11'5 IMPDJtTANT NOT lO AD.~IC ... BlJT IT-s AL$0 IMPORTANT fOP. U510 t<NOW- . ')\, ... ··-.... . ---· .. ··-· ..... .,.. ___ _ SU!11i, i m ' ' !jg SUMMER SLOI!S CAN REALLV !il!!!j AAV f ~·. can B,. HAROLD GRAY WINNII! WINICLI t_"S -tfiirit. .· an ~ A OIJ»I a XLXOI\l!fGX _.V "-m-- u..r_Ml I Jtl.~::'ot to a ~~oW FOREMAN & ABBOTT 1 RACI£."r 22. Rtbbollllko U.ObMv• •N• __,ord H~ HAS NATEt.l US IN THE. S'IO.CE earth 89. lilclte tD. <lommJul4 ; Pomeroy Landmark THAN Wit f...P.Ji.!! T'"E HEW HE65 OII- E' • LIKEWISE rr'SGU.XS @LPf- F-F'ASTa~ 19. Stop II. J'ood flah n 1 tfl. L8ll4 1'0Cl< Sti.CouclUilo:D 87.l<lne DI" ... ::•'..:.ata:etatu:!, ... _,. 31. Cllmbtoc plut -k 84. Xetallle .. ......, st.l'ormlt aw•er I •- 1 · 21. Kti'Dlll!ll• &4JtUicla1 Tqdleu potnt: ! "_: to~ abbl'. I Blaettnars ~ U.ITDoble U.OcJm»UI WN IJ~rALl .... Certain 28, BIJ'onll!olfl - - E ::=., ......,....._ ..to be'' I N•- ....... 21.Pq'Oda ill. Bileo 27.H&II1 1 _ nqur..- koel FACE 15 WHITE AS A SHEET!! b ird 19. Dlol:lnt Jl.a...k lott.or ft. Ol<llnltl pn=be- lJ.AI<Itc- l&li>orltlp 19. Killll at WHAr AILS VE, V(lRE ' •-.IArlr• looll- _ -- ..........,._ 3.11ndloldod Moveo: ABC-TV's Holly••00<~\ ·· =" 10 - -. ~-11 '-~ based show "Queen for a 11. will emanate from New a bbr. City's World's Fair pavilion ourt... bundles the week starting May 25 , , 1!, Foldo, u "' fl. Comply Correspondenl Piers 14. ~,:!::!..... T.Awlng 1 who narrated last season s Iru:Uan 8.K11.T-q -am-of-the-year 15. Tllr.. .pot: 12.~ "The 'I'UMel," for oan1a l>ya has signed with ABC-TV • 18. sloth 1 ,I "I DAILY CROSSWORD fur LEWIS KEYSTONE 1'1 , , , , .... I i I ---------,1 Pomeroy Motor Co. I !cote • UIOJUNG liP possibly greater cain In NEW YORK (UP!) - Tho ~;~• Jaat year. , Motion Picture Aaoocllltlaa ol( AliiOI"k!a re'pc>rUd !bat........... t!Ut.LYWOOD (UP!) - Burt 1or member companieS In 11!13 Lancaster has been awardetUhel 1showed 1 liVe per etnt rise 1(- 1116J Edwardlln Good Eo k ter 1taylnc llatlc from ltS7 ward for bls OOIItl'ibutionl to all , through 1112. There bad been emotlonaUy dlaturbed and brain Bpeetal l'niJecta Dept, I I gradual dec!lno from ltf7 I<> damaged chlldren at the Dubdrain1111c adaptation of Nikolai,l957. Preliminary n)IOI'II ~noB ll<boolln Loa Anptes. Gogol's " Diary of a Madman" Is offered on CBS-TV's) "Camera Three" May 17,. DOWJi li.PIIMat NBC - TV Is planning a l.Riodola bakell gram about the deciSIOn :..-.. lo. cl&7 drop the atoliiiC bomb. to 1. WD4N A.m. ta. Clull broadcast next season. 'lllttpr ._ . 1 �• 8-Dall~ Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. I I I' Women~sCiub o.. May u . IVM . _·· ·~·, ...... •"lonored Sunday in Around And About Middlepon Services at Pomeroy Churches Plans Dinner At Fenwick Hi ' ' I I, 1 \ Best Culturtil Program o# Year Selected Mary Shrine Honors its · · Past OHicers • Youngs Home From Vqc~ion T • S .1~ "P atur'!I'Uy . . rb memben, put 1117Cbarter prieltenel and ...... put w • * · abepberds were Jfr. and Mrs. 1lQIIIN ¥ honored Mary Sbrlne returned bollle l!,ttunlly lfler Wblte Shrine of Jerusalem met a two nets vacation lrlp and Frklay evening at tho IOOF ball. vlllt with relatives. Plans were llllde ID lpOIIIOr Barbara BJcp and J ud y a bean dlnMr It tho Bbbop Smith wen selected by t b a mormng. . the cho1r presented a special I Fenwlch High Scbool, Cheablre, OhJo Eta PbJ Chapter of t b 1 Small potted plants were number and the Rev . C. Melvin Mrs Bernard Schramm on July t ~11entheCathoUcW"' Beta 8111111 Phi Sorority u biV· P"'sented each mother during Alkire had lor his sermnn topic Zllne,"vllle 08 the guest of he; men 's clul of the Sacred Heart lnJ presented tbo best cultural the SundA} School hour at the "Honor Your Mother ." daughter 8' nd family Mr and ~ ~huth"'h hm~ Thudurslda? eventna: I'V'I'WrPI!m of tbe year and were 'Ibe 18Jted 1n W hi ...__ , M thod' La • · on e c u'"" a tormm. r:-.·he Flora Long, worthy higb prle• Y v " ..,_, Umtrd e 1St church rge Earh mother was pl·tosented I I Mrs. John Lyons ann Tom. Ber· I Mrs Richard Freeman prui- liVeD special recognJtloo w n tesa, and Allen HugbH, watch- D. C. wUh their daulh1er IDd polled plants were p!'l'sented to carnatloo as she entel't'd the !nard, Unda and Debbie Ident . coonducted the ' ti the chapter met last week In the man of shepherd& prealded and IIQIIoin-law, Mr. aJI!d M r I. Mrs Man Crarv . oldest moth· . ' . mee ng offices of the f'A>lwnbia Gaa Co. Naoma Brinker, cfi.tnct deputy, Pierce G. Rice' 1\1]11. wblle then er Mrs Gu\ Gumther voung sanctuary for worshtp ser.·l~ at , The Le ..· and Mrs Donald l whJch opened with prayer by in Middleport was Introduced. Charter mern- went light se~ Mra. Younl f>St ~othn , ~1rs W Ll Barmtz the F~er.ated church . ~e cMolr Boone and children are on va- the Rev. Fath~l John TureJ. It Mra. Rltgs. and Mn. Smith ben batroduced who were also vlsJted br.lelly wltb JMrl. CharmoTher of ~lght childre-n and sang M)- Cathedral. Pw-'~~ rs I ration Visiting With relathes[was vuteo to give the graduates were selected on the basill of past olflcers -ere Elsie D. lea .Frlct, .the . for~ Lucy Rot> M ~·- . p lh Paul Nease solmst. 1""--namg 10 the easL who are membera of tbe cbureb their criU w --T 1 aprs ~s,_e atltorson mo er the sermon topiC, "I Remember · a prayer book and to send the program on Cjl Smith, Editb Hutslnpffier, NeliJe lnson of Chelter ~ wttb M.rt. ot slX ch iIut en who also re-ared IMother," b) Charles Norris, a Mrs. Charle.; Bing and daugh- four officers to the C.lhoUe praisal of pictures. Tr•cy, Ellqbetb Lear, Mary Nelle Bfanaoa. ' 10 "Mother." was presen!OO ter, Judy, Cleveland, and Mr. Women's Club convention at An lnatallaUon aervlce r Hughes, Mabel Bennett and Bar- At Pblladelpblo,.P,a., they VII· 1 so lo, 1 b~ Mrs. Marvm Bu>t and Mr; Joltn Smith ; pent the Steubenville on June 17. new nlflcen 1or IIIM-85 waa IVA STEWART ry P. Smltbi , lied Mrs. Younfa slltero MJs• Ot •eekend wtth their mother, Mrs. Prayer by Father Turel closed conductOO by the outeoln& pres• • Other charter member• were Lydia L. Davia and abe aCCOD> Mrs. Eugene Tnplell, cha~r- J. K. Smith. the meeting and refreahments ldent, Lucy Amabary, ustBIOO Edith Husoell, Martha \ Wood, panted them to LeVittown, N. S man, assisted b~ Sheila Cowan, . were served by Mrs. J 0 h n by YvOMe Scally, Dorn.thY Maud GMJeSer, Frada Grueaer, J. to< 1 weekend visit with the Janel Couch, Nancy Greenlee, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Mlch· Mitch Mrs. Charles Radford Amberger and Marilyn WtBet Elsie Roush, Bernice wIn n, Youngs' daughter and IIDil.fa • n es and Darla Shendan presented eel Ohlinger and son, Herbert Mrs •John Goett Jr. Mrs: cup. New officers an Sharlee In S 0 Evelyn Lewis, Anna Sievers Ll law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AJ~ The vanous church., In Mid- sma ll polt£'<1 plants to each mo. Michael II , Nelsonville, and Mr Ed :. W h 'Mr ' M Neuman, preaklent: Betsy Hor. han Steill Leona Hensley ;...d mayer and aons Stewart and dleport observro \lolher's Da~ lhPr folio" tng the worship tiOr and Mrs Wilham Bane, Char· Sha~~~ an: ~~~gGeor ·~ Hsck: ky, vice presklent; Martha Charles HOIIBiey. Pest worthy Larry, Thq aw; aitendeil the ~unng Sunda\ mornmg sen · 1\ ll't' at the F1rst Baptist churrh. leston, .Y Va were weekend S Th v lng d _ Eschleman, recording aecrehigh prlestesses and t watch- World's Fair and visited brief· tees AI Heath Meihodtst l , guests of r..r an< Mrs Lao Ken· r e tra el pr onat tary; Beverly Perrin, treasur· Iva Stewart, , senior at MJd· men of sbe herds pas 1 In Elizabeth N. J. ad 1 Church Re\ M E Dowsnn1 M1s Walter \\ olfe, the moth- ned\· Mr and Mrs Bane re- ed by the hostesses was award. d Anna .Marle M rriso" d1eport High and Ina Jean P who were not Y , · to Mm rl.!i Harvey · · an ~ Hupp a senior at Southern charter members were Pauline Brooklyn ' N• Y· ' was ass1sled m the serv1ce b\ 1 er who h8d be en mem ber 0f the turned foUow- ed to Mrs Ge0rge Miller 8nd er corresponding secretary . a group ot ~oung penplt- lo\'ho chureh lm t~ longest pertod of mg cHurd. services m order fo r MI_ss Lena Guth won the door Fjnal plans for the . ~mual .Hlgh,' bav"e been honored with ~tk:ms, (!'em Cheesebrew, Vlr· ha\e been m h1s specw.J C'lass, 1~ea rs. approxtmalel}' SO, was Mrs Bane to participate in the prize.. card party and atyle show to scholarslup awards to attend Na- gil~tld~ and AUen Hughes. ond includro John Krawsczyn, ,presrntro a large potted plan! M.•ms Harvey Band concert A while elephant sate. will be be held at the Pomeroy Junlo< llonwlde Bj!auty Academy In Ru . a ng pre!eniOO Edith U erma~ who led lhr Lord' Pra~er The Rei Ralph C Zundel had whicll ~., given Sunday aller- held at the. June meeting and High School auditorium, Wed- Columbus. sseU nd Harry P. Smith, the .a Douglas Dowson the n·sponslve for h1 s sermon top1c. "God and noon at pm hostesses w11l be Mrs. Robert sd M 13 re ann oldest charter members, with a 8-J'l8r readmg on Fa~mh R~IJgwn. the Farn1ly ,. At the openmg ~ · Burkett, Mrs Thomas Scally: bayGaua~ov~t:. chair: They were top winners from potted plant. A gift was also Jern· Davenport ' The Apos- of thf:' St'rV ICE' 8 de<hc-ahon ser- Several parents of Middleport Mrs Aldolph Saelens, Mrs A y r of the ch ter nd over 400 Ohio-area applicanta. presented to Elsie D. Smith, the ties·· Creed " Jame Gerard a . . lt'e was he!d for Mr and H1gh School senwr.!j accompan- Howard Dailey and Mrs Chris- rehmee mgt 1 the •P. wlla1 N ti id B t A d oldest living past worthy hJgh d ed h t p k b . a earsa or "'vtew a onw e eau y ca emy, · tess a nd Naoma BrInker, 11 1 1 scripture reciiatwn. the 2Jrd Mrs WII am :Shendan Jr an 1 t e group o ar ers u:g tine 0 Donne . btl held Tuesday evening at one of the top _ rated cosu. p~1es 1 Psalm . .,Jose-ph me Tont>\ the daL gl1 t ~r. Amta Lomse Sunday evenmg where they Will . the t' dtstrict deputy. 7·,SO p.m. 8 t the achool audJtor- tology sch0018 m · leave by tra1n for Washmglon na Ion, Several members were rededJcatmn. and R1ch G1lkr\. the 1arge potted plants were r;::ivY k ium each year awards tuition schol· ..... .~ ill and ~Beaut de-s . and New or . al . por~ caru:~ were sent u en at the Church uf Christ to • f Plans were 10 discussed lor artihips to deaervong Ohio-area them A memori&4 waa ~eld ' The chOir und~r !he direr· ~1rs Anne Burton . the oldest MISS Judy Butcher, Columaln the recipe,book proJeCt. The cui- high school seniors. for d~ased members Glady t10n of Mr Hen ;hllson. prese.?t- 1mothrr present , Mrs Dorothy bus, spew the weekend with tural program on architecture Ma Sall McConnicb 'F r n: ed an anthem, ·shep.herd, W1th L<e the ~oungeSI mother. ano her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira was given by Lee Seyler and Tbe ~Iris were sel~ed on sct?oiz ~ Ann Bow.;, 8Hi h Thy TenderE"s l Love b\ Hue-r- Mrs Conrad Ohlinger and Mrs Butcher and son Jim. Sharlee Neuman 'lbe birth- the basis of their Written appU- Ugh . · g ler, with Ml Phllsf'n .as solo· \\Jlllam Johnson mothers wilt~ . . ' day anniversary of Beta Slsma cations, recommendations by ts ?f tbeJr of office dlaba8. ~ isl Mrs. C M Hennesy was the most e hildre~ present Each MISs Manarme Wuodgerd, Co. Phi waa observed during the high school counselors, and by were given br El.,e D. Smith, cUah. . llllf.q organist in the absence ol New- ·mother. reC"elved a small -potted lumbus, spen. the weekend With aocial hour. MiSI Amsbacy ser- the Nationwide Beauty uAcad':, Harry P. Smi~, NeiHe Tracy man Burdette The sermon top- Ipan! her parents, Mr and Mrs. Har- Elza Gilmore underwent sur- Yed at the refreshment table my counselor, and aft-er depth and Edith Hutsmplllet.. • Glauholden oa outlfda frM lr gtven by Rev. Dowson was [ old W..odgerd M . Ge H It ' Interview& with the vice pres!· . At the close of the meeting, 1901DCor-dilboolallnllaw 1 1 osp ~ . .. eery a eJgs nera th A ad 1 -+ potluck refreshments were ser- • Pwtable Iii entllled Honor thy - Moth· M and Mrs Robert Harns I a1 Friday everung Hi!l room dent of e c emy. mpon.. ~;,::: C!UPior er , Corsages were ~wen to Jf i.u Sauer Honored C~l:~bus vJsiled over t h ~ I number is 24. ant factors were achievements v~ from au attractive table Rud.·up - - -.... -. motl•ers allendmg Ihe service w•ekend ·w,th his father Rob· Mr and Mrs. Charles Grav.. in higb school, extra activities With wbite cover and centered • =::..adal!"'::~": f!OCO.Ia PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE l /JJOn HPr Birthday erl Harrts and With the!~ dau·IIY ur Dunbar, w VA.. visitOO in school and outside of school, wtth an arrangement of yellow bl hi At the F1rst UnHf'd Presbvhte S an at Ohio Univen.i· j recently with his mother Mrs appearance and personality and and white flowers with yellow Jv,t rec•lved • 1 • pnwnt o1 l•nan Church polled plants wrre Mtss Nell Bmg a~d Mrs Jess ' r. us B F Gravely and his 'sister sincere interest in cosmetology. ~ndlea In while holders, OD Rubbarmold QuI II I' " · presented to the olde"t a n d Shumaker entertamed w1th a 'I I M J A Ed H 11 R · Miss Stewart and Miss Hupp e1ther aide. Also on the table WINIyoun gest mothers present dur· at Crow·s Steak Housel Mrs Robert McElhinny wa• 1 ~rs Al.;m.o ~· 1 yse d will be highly skilled In creal· was a cake Iced In white end Rubbermald makeo aU kitchen• ing !he Sundav School hour Fnday in honor of Miss Mar- the guest of her daughter Kar- Mrs Lo . C s,er "" 1 sHs ert, ive hair styling hair color'"" decorated in yellow with the more convenient and better or ' :mgton W. renVa.aver ee, o to their un • Mr . I nd Mrs . HarIey HanJ·ng make-up artistry' and salon manUlfi• • tu.a "n ...t.. Mrs. Mary Ste-ele was . Sauer who was obJ>erv- en, 8l Jhao University, Athens, returned mscrIpti on, " 1"""1964. IBJlized - protects ........ ww·• ant ~ flov.ers for the oldest her bJrthday anmversary. for Mother·s weekend ac!JvJties. l h 'Sat d ft •-·t lth imd granddaughter Denise White agemeot upon graduating Iva storage Jurfaces. In aU the mos1 orne ur ay a er a Vui w of Flatwoods Mrs Kenneth . . I 1 th t U1 bl er and Mrs F'red Lewis M1ss Sauer reteiVed a n y Mr Ma · H wtiM the1r Sisters and brothers-in-Jaw I ' • Stewart 19 the daughter of Mrs. '• GIVE DINNER popu ar co ors a w en( youngest. The Jumor choir also card~ and gifts from relatives dl st lnd ~e ; M' Het Mr and Mrs L R Farmer Grover, and Jqy, Pomeroy, and Iva Stewart and resides with , with any color scheme. presented 3 special number and friends including cut now~ epoDr '_a olePrstrl etr, hrs. ·1Ma~1sheld and Rev Md Mra' StMr .. and Mrs. Cecil GillogAI-ly, ber mother at 739 S. Second Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jennings Se. t h • complete lin• ot "Mother " avts a lo' ave re-. ' . . evte Carla Jo and Jeffrey St ''iddl .._. nd Ina H entertained 'tb d' S rl fo 1'. . ers from Miss Bing and a birth- en turned from a vacation t r i P S. 1!: Kaetzel, Edison. ~ or' Athens were recent vis., m e...-., 8 upp W1 a mner un- RubHrm1ld Acc.aao u r ... 1 Durmg the mornmg day cake from Mrs Edward th h y· g1 · h Mr and Mrs Robert EbersIa the daughter of Mr. and day at their home, Nye-av. Pre- Bathroom. 1h ~ervire the adult choir Crooks Following th~ dinner the toroedug " ",'"h. wt ere laceesy bach. and Miss 'ot•a Pierotti of itors ~1. !lJelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hupp, Racine Rt. 2. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon . I8I b " God . . ur severa lS one p • Mrs Everett Lambert W k Mr d Mrs J hn ,pee num er, group called on Mrs George f · 1 1 d 1 lhr h the Columb1111 spent the week end · ' ee s, · an · 0 Bat-~Eiberf In >lather " Baptismal riles. were Anderson, Sr, at Meig~ Memnr· ~~:: ::;:s e "r::ou~~';.. a:g down with tbelr mother, Mrs. Odetta Mr. DJie Russell and daughey, Mrs. John Frlek, Peter JenI I oonducted Michael ter Columbia, Mr.Lynn and Mrs. ~0 ~~~ ~ ~~s~a~n~d~the~bo~st~an~d~bo~s~te:'"~·:..:.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.... 'hi . IIfor1 rHerbert t r M tal ' Mrs.. Ralph Zundel and Mr · thr0118h gth• She nandoah Valley. Pierotti · GuyofRuasell Terry of "' mgt:r ' n an son o r · and Mrs John Blaettnar O:t.nd M d Mr L R Wil Mn. Garland Weaver visited ' . ' and Mrs. Herbert Michael children. Pomeroy. Mrr. ~nM :d Milley, last week with her lather Jolm Pomeroy, Mr. Franklin Russell;oll. hJ POMEROY CEMENT Jy Gregg) of-. Nelsonville, . · an rs. 8" e r, Sauva e · of Middleport, and Mr. and _ lhe Rev. Howard Ruppell Middleport, and Mrs. Ruth Lam· Mi"g Remora Boice of Da ton Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and family May I! CO .ating. Other relativ., Dr Pickem' Stnlf bert and aon, Bill, Ironton, were spent the week end with Yber of Harrisonville were Sunday The American Legion AIDIU· • were Mr and Mrs 1 • Saturday evemng dinner gue!;ts visitor.e of their parenls Mr ary of Lewis Manley Post 26S ;y and Mr. and M~/'0 William risiting World Fair of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wiley at ::;:;ts Dr. And Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Lincoln Russeli. . wW meet at the Naomi Baptist Bane Employees of Dr. R. R. Ptck· their home In New Haven. The M · Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will of Olurch Tueaday at 7:30 p.m. · ens will be hts guests al the W1leys' son, Il.ivid, of 0 h i o h rs. George Parker returned Peach Fork were Suaday alter· Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES, New York World 's Fair this Univtrsity, spent the weekend orne ~aturd~y after spending noon vlsltora of her brother, will hold Its annual Inspection week. The group will stay at the m Morrow, Oh1o, With his room. ~evera ~ont sIn Marietta with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith Thursday at 8 p. m. The 80th M~SqN I -~, /.' . . • ·,Claridge Hotel 1md will also at- mate, Douglas Park and fam- ~COUSin, MJss Dora WISOD. and Jo, anniversary of the chapter will tend a Broadway show and oth· ily, r. and Mrs. Edward T. Bau· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and also be observed. "WHAT :~~~G~~PPENED er New York attractions. John Allensworth, Ohio Uni· er ~d daughter, Polly Ann,. of Mrs. Eugene Haning and RbonTO BABY JANE" Those going include Mrs. versity student, spent the week· :'anon spent the week end wtth da were Sunday afternoon visit· ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Bette Davi!! .Joan Crawford Wino_na Hortman, Mrs. Lucille e~d with his mother, Mrs. Flos- ri~rle:~en:~rr : · and Mrs. 0111 of their aunt, Mrs. Elsie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krid- and, Mrs. George Hudson, ste Allensworth. Mr nd Mr p:j, o1 Radcllll. er entertained with a dinner 11 Perry "BATTLE BEYOND Mrs. Mary Shafer and 0 . E. d Ma R s.ond. worth Dl Mr and Mrs Harley Johnaon Sunday at their home Syracuse . Thev will leave for M h ~tend rLos. aBoym SKrkler Vl&o Tamm.y and Ch,eryl were Sun- Guests were Mr and' Mrs Vic' ~d P THE SUN" P II McKmlev N Y . kb .I S d d ot er•'1 nfl uence I at ng ttom undayev.. , . . •· d my Arla owe IIr~etulcn ew or · WI·th Mr. an d Mrs. Robert day altemoon vlsltora of her Pecora and Peggy and Michael, (In Color) F ida Y P ane un ay an 1, TopiC" on Sunday J'I.Jng, r ) "The Influence of a Christian Larkins and daughter, Roberta. mother, Mrl. Ada Slack of Sy· Columbus and Mr. and M r s. TuH.·Wtcl. May 12·13 Mother" was the theme of Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bnso and racuse. John Krider and Joetta and FAMILY NIGHTS M~. ~ ~~in:~~og=~N was !her's Day service•. at the family of Great Bend and Mrs. h Mr. anded toM,';".Pahoul Plerclne inJo~ oflteCheater RoadMr.Callinandg "SWORDSMAN OF S1ENA" · d . - h ld h Midrlleport First Baptist church James Patterson asd son and ave mov well' me .,e a moon were . Stewart Granger and recogmze "' l e o ost mot . . M' Fl . in Middleporl Mrs EJaworth Dill I f'r present at sunday morning SIJnday mornmg. Rtchard Sayre t~s orence Circle or Rae e · · Sylva Koscina (Cinemascope & Color) GENUINE I services held at the Middloport wa. in charge of the program vlstted Saturday with Mrs. -andChurch ot Christ Earh mother with Mr. L. D. Di1es and Mr. Dessle Patterson. 1 ~'THE HOOK" PLYWOOD PHILIPPINf I AM TAKING THIS OPPORTUNITY TO Kirk Douglas Nick Adams att£·ndmg wa~ presented with ! PAul SmB!'t giving messages of Interilll" or exterior. All a polled plant and the youngest the mornmg. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED standard plyo. 4' x 8' pan· MAHOGANY THANK ALL THE PEOPLE OF M E I G S mol her and the mother with the During the Sunday School hour Wilbur Perrm will be t be ela. A1J low as . . . r'lO~l chddren present were al- mothers were recognized with guest speaker at the Federated $3.68 MEIGS THEATRE PANELING COUNTY FOR THEIR LOYAL SUPPORT IN so rerognizf'd . Mr. Tom Bowen flowers being presented to Mrs. c~urch , Sunday May 24 for 1 POMEROY, OHIO 4' x 8' panels w(ls in charge of the morning James Murray, oldest; Mrs. tnal sermon. Mr. Perrin will PRE·FINISHID THE MEIGS COUNTY PRIMARY. '*'rvire Elders of the churrh Fred Hoffman, youngest; and be ordained In June. TONIGHT & TUESDAY are conducttn~ meditations m i!JI"S , Haskle White, mother with ONLY "WHO'S MINDING TO MEET WEDNESDAY the absence of a regular pastor. most children present. THE STORE" Jerry Lewis The Middleport Lltorary club (Technrcolor) Pleaoanl Valley Hospital will hokl tbe final meeUng of ALSO Pd. Pol. Adv. ADMITTED: Charles Perry, the year Wednesday afternoon RUG and CARPET Walt Dlsn•y's Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. J am e s at the home of Mrs. Bruce WOOD SIDING "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" CLEANING Woomer, Pt. Pleasant; E m II Llody. Mrs. James Euler will Several types iD 11tock. (Technicolor) Call Now and Arrange Drop aldiDI as low 11 . , • Knight, Hartford ; Mrs. Ira present selected poenu by For Cle•ning 13'12c sq. ft. WED. ond THURSDAY Potts, Southside; Marian Hos- William Carlos Willlamo with At Your Convenl•nc• Moy 13·14 CnmJ)I~re clunbu serwte. a char, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Glen Mrs. Dale Dutton to present orNOT OPEN poeocLill :v 'or your t7P• of nll Jones, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. iginal verse. or o:arptl whetber i1 ~nould he lh1mpooed .. dry FRIDAY thru TUESDAY James Oldaker, Gallipolis Fer----d~an~ . . or riiJUI&r Laundr' Moy 15·19 wnbeG our fldllt\11'!1 a• ry; Mrs. Willard Cox, GallipoThe Am.oo "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" IUrl yo u uf • p.rfect tob. I D•ply Appreciate The Support You Gave lls Ferry ; Mrs. Pearl Oakes. By Unlle<l Press Interaoltonal (Technicolor) Peter O'Toole, Alec Guion('ss ROBINSON'S Lakin. Today is Monday, May 11, Me In Tuesday's Republican Primary. I Will Anthony Quinn Omar Sharif. l•under•n--Dry Cleaners OISCHARGES . Lother Youllf! the 132nd day ol 1964 with 234 Jack Hawkins, Jose F{'rrer, Serve YO.. Conscientiously and Cap1bly. Convent•nt Pickup Jr., Ashton; Luther Young, Sr., to follow. Arthur Kenned}'. and Claude St•tlons In Rains. SNAP.OUT WINDOt; Ashton; Tracy Short, Gallipo- The moon lo approaching the MIDDLEPORT·POMEROY A Sam SpiegelD11vid Lean EUJ cleaaiiiJ, P"'aa uat lis Ferry; Charles Thornton, first quarter. production . their ri!l'st 1111p ou~ All llsao. AI Ph. Pomeroy WY 2-5428 Leon; Hilda Bradshaw, Pt. The morning star is Saturn. since, ''The River Kwai." u ... Middleport WY 2-5130 MEIGS COUNTY CORONER Running time: 3 Hrs. 45 min. Mrs. Josepb Boston, The evening star Is Venua. Pd. Pol Adv, Mrs. Arnold HigginJx>. On this day In history : Southside; Richard Hoi· In 1832, the firrt pollUcal Grove: Mrs. Mabel platform was drawn up In ChE!Sbi1re. Washington to be Wled In th• . I would like to th1nk the people of Meigs A daughter to Mr. campaign to elect Henry Clay Co. for their loyal support, and love t h e y and Mrs. James Woomer, Pt. president. Pleasant. In 1934, dust slormll In Texshowed to me and to our party on May 5th. as, Oklahoma, Kanaas and Col· ONLY ~99 I sure you will never be fotgotten. DeDurable · asphalt ablnrles HOLD COOKOUT orado, blew hoadreda of thou· ID seven! paltBDI, u Inw fiO.OO Oown-B•I•nce on Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony sands of !Dna of top soli eaal- feat is only at the present, we s h a ·ll..str_ive U. .. I Cenwftl•nt T•rm. held a cookout Sunday at their ward I o w ar d the AU~ 1 ahead for a be!fer Meigs Co, $1-9f-IOD.._ft. farm oo Cherry Ridge. Those Ocean. The VIctors are worthy our· support In attending were Mr. and Mn. In 11110, Amerleaa flnander Gerald Anthony and children, J•Im D. Rocketellor ~ at the November. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dove Jenkins end "8e o1 tl6. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, FURNITURE CO. family, Mr. and M rs. Harold In 11162, Prealdent Kemw:ly MASON. W. VA, CliMe and .Mr. and Mrs. Ray· called on U.S, bu8lnesameD Cor mond Lelvlng and children, cooperaUon In maklag the ..,.... 1 · · · ,' -~... Pd. l'<ll.,_, ..£dy ,.. ill. "!~r l'·.ll:·~· · '! 1 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . J I Well Columbia. W. Va. omy work at !ullelt ca)*CII)'. Mother, w e r • honored six step children. • • In Pomerov churches S u n d a y During the worship "'rvlce, I • ' . Q4i'HEi . .... M hers Day I Ob Served I Church SeniOT GirlS w· A Warhd Beauf1 c ool 1 k ° ' R bb Dish Dr I •d• ·I ' · 1 , 1 1 M • I y Abou I People In p Omeroy ter:m woHpen Society Notes r t"'t I Mid-I !L I b lei BLOCK DRIVE·IH CHARLES D. WALKER THANK YOU ••• • • • MEIGS COUNTY HENRY EWING 3 ROOMS New Furniture am MASON of J¥08·. ·TURtta ss.79 ... Pomeroy .,.... at y ~ "~· ~ lie lllllj ....,, ........ ...... ., .... ,.. ,,rtllf w;, • Holy Jllltle Ia ... 0 ' M 41 lraui.IIou. • ..... "• rr.. 1111 rr lJI n. .,.,.,_ ....... .. 1 1 I NOW YOlJ mtOW' C Jl! lj1 cl •Inns .,.. U' ' f ..naw ud l'ii 1:-. • VOL XVI NO. 23 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS Support for Zoning Ordinance Seen In Next ,Middleport Council Meeting Middleport councilmen take another look atperhaps vote on-the ipr<>p<ised zoning ordiJUtnce t s second meeting in on the 25th. [~i~~~~~~i: President Wayne 1 told council Mon· i:~i~}'~ In its regular the Planning Corn· expects to adjust proposed zoning regula· ltirmo so as to remove as as possible chief obCIDCAG() - Attorneys I or to it expressed last Teamster President James in a special "hearil<>ffa Wllre expectOO to govertllllellt charges !Dday part of, but not an InHoffa helped drain union pen· part of Middleport's slon ·lunda of more than Plan, ";"•do a second million In fraudulent loan!. and tf!lrd reading before ltnal The govenunent, trying I or approval. the second time this year ID put Councilman Clifford Stumbo in· Hoffa behind bars, told the jury of eight men and lour women that llolfa .and seven associates !raudulenUy obtained the $25 mllllon In loans from Teamster pension funds and cllvertOO $1.7 million of the amount Into their own pock~ta. 1 l Trip • Ie sODIC• B0mber BI"ds WASHINGTON - Rep. Rut>. ert Taft Jr., R.Ohto, is helng talked up today as a likely choice for keynoter of the fie. publican National Conventlon in a shift away from a little • known state leader. Party leaders, it wa., learned, have scrubbed the prior conslderation eiven Minnesota state Chairman Robert Forsytffe. When word leaked out that the keynonn• ••·1-....... nt was be- .. ....,.•••~ ing ·set ~p, for the n<>Wo-well· knoU ¥Jjmesotan negative re-.,.c\1.0 chilled Ids 'prospect&, For Favor cllcatOO he expects "40 llt !O"i Councfl bt its hearlne delay· per8011S In favor of :zonng ID be ed a second "'adlng pending fur. at the next COID!cil meeting. He 'ther recommendatlollll by the suggeatOO thla might ·over baJ.. Plalllllng Commlulon. ance the "four or live" who ap- Council also Monday Dlgbt: peared at the hearing to oppose -Hired Leo Kenney, Sr ., as it. · pool manager and Charleo (BunCouncilman Gene Harrlo ex· ky) Jnhnaon aa recreation dlrec. preaaed aatislacUoo that the tor at $2211 per month this Planning Commission expects to summer, on recommendation of pursue final ' approval ol wDing. the Recreation Commission, Mayor Lee Smith, a member of Councilman Harrla moving the the Planning' Commission, aald action. he feels like accepting the Issue ~~wlmmlng pool edmisslon aa a personal challenge 1o the prlcea have been oe t by the charges against his and others' commission ~at 35 cents and 50 integrity made at the hearing. cents lor single admlasions; InU w•• pntnud 0111 tlllt tile dlvldual season Ucltets, $II for Chamber of Commerce .., pers0118 under 13 yean of age, the Rotary Club toad elldoraed $8 for over IS; family tickets, the prv)IOIIII, 11 oJIIIOR'I to $12 plua $2 lor each child; "a lew pertoDI tllal _.-ad swimming lessons •.50, and Die against II.'" saving instructloa ~ Increases NegoUaUons ....... to resume 1n Columbua today ID an ef· fort to end atriltH by bllildlnJ trades unlono, wbile .talu Ia Cleveland wero reported "deadloeked." Milllou ol dollan Ill conolnlcti011 projects a. the two eltlea were balled Moaday wbea Rve aniOIIII weal oa slrlko In Columbua aac1 BuDdiDI Tradel Employen Alaoeladoa (BTEAJ closed down wort Ill Clevelaad becaule o1 1trlke1 ealled lut week. ,...raJ Judgment Awardeu •.J In • . Me•"gs (' ""Urt ....., :i. are found In the lamlly Uckets (up $2) and the instruction phases (up $1.50 each]. -Heard Mayor !lmlth's letter to the Ohio River Sanitation Compact Commission reviewing action toward construction of a lagoon type sewerage and r.. questing an extension of time beyond the Nov. 30, 1964 deadline for operation of the sew· erage. ORSANCO meets Thurs· day of this week to review Mlddleport•s case. -AcceptOO Chief of Po II c e Herb Gilkey's report lor Ap· rll of 17 arrests, parting meter collections of $954, including $68.75 in violation penalties, and court ftnea ol $167.7> •. totaling $1121.20. Th~grealest smgle type of arrest was lor mtoxlcatlon, (six), and 87 meals were served pr1aoners In April. -Referred to the Buildings committee (Morgan, Gibbons, and Stu mho) complaints by Mrs. J. J. Davis that smoke and soot from a commercial laund· ry near the Davis Clinic, 306 N. Second-51., is damaging to that and nearby propertieS. She ask· ed lor an ordinance prohibiting use of equipment that created the trouble. She also recalled other appearances she had made before council in previous years and promised, "not to give up this time before something is done." - Accepted Clerk Gene Grate's report, and discussed, but reached no conclusions about the condition of the ~wn's general fund A closer look will be · made May 25th. The report LATIN CLUB BANQUET - Pomeroy Sophomores and Freshmen enrolled in Latin 1 or 2 and members of the Latin club held their annual banquet Monday night in the Senior High auditorium. Standing behind the Latin Club cake are, I tor, Sandy Hendricks, consul; Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, advisor, and Barbara Kennedy, consul _ Sentinel Photo. ~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;::;,;;~-:~~;;~-----;~--;~~~---- - 58 Harness Race Entri"es Are s·1gned for 1964 Falf . iLdi.Mii.M\tdiPik_,,.. Asks Equal Time To Answer }ud«e's " f'l" 1 . If! It IntO J1 erse Filly-eight entries have been received in harness race evenls for the 1964 Meigs County Fair, Charles Radford disclosed at a meeting of the county fair board last week. There are 18 entries in l h e two year old trol. 19 in the two I Western Tack. year old pace. nine m the three Details of amateur paintinl year oi•J trot. and 12 in t h c from Miss Jessie Saunders for three year old pace. Radford the 1964 fair were read by Frank sa 1d letters to CLiit slake entry Johnston, fair board secretary. owners are readv to be mailed The board approved Miss Saun. lders's recommendations. Fair boartl members diSCUSS- Fred Leifheit said he would ed construction or a new ca~Ue try to secure a veterinarian for barn. Wallace Bradford appomt- the 1964 fair and Secretarv ed a c 'mmittee of Hiram Slaw ' · c • • JohtlSlon will secure the necester' L. E. Hoffman , David Ko- 1sary forms for approval. The blenlz. and Radford to study board authorized s..,..rlng $71 and ··•port on tl~e proposal. for radio time and $ISO for Changes In the hor.. show ln•wspaper advertising. Bradfor the fa1r recommended by j ford, vke president, presided William Downie and approved over the meeting_ uy the board were to eliminate j Others allen~ing not mention· item 3 three gaited. change it. ed above were Harold Carnaem 8. ' Western Stock Horse, to han, Rex Shenefield, Robert Flag Rar•e , change item 10 IJones, Hugh Custer, Charleo Trail Horse or Ponv - Western W111iams, Herbert E. Shields, Tack, to two items.· Trail Horse IFred Goeglein, and Orvltlt - Western Tack and Trail Pony- I Brown . - - - -- - - - - PALMDALE, Call!. (UP!)A judgment lor to.919·42 and May 9· 1964 The Air Force hoped taday that interest at six ~ a hall per Middleport. Ohio the strlkmg debut of the rev.. cent from Mar<h ·13, 1962, was Editor lutionary SB 70 transport plane granted Saturday ln Meigs Coon· The Daily Sentinel will help lis hattle With the De. ty Common Pleaa,!Court to the Mechanic Street fense Department for aupersonJa~kson Producijon Credit AsPomeroy, Ohio ~ bombers to defend the Dl· soclation, 1 COJ¥)ration, PornDear Sir: tJon. eroy • consldered Clue from RonSince the Honorable Judge Although the unique ship, unaid L. Jacks, Dexter, Betty John C. Bacon has seen fit to Monday, Js mainly a Lou Jackl, Dexter, et al. express his opinion on the front f~rerulll)er of· triple so.nic airAn entry of foreclosure against page of the Sentinel, Friday. hners of the future. that wiD . May 8th, 1 fee l I must also exdash the t 1011 I 011 I land owned by Ronald L. Jacks ·· across na n Y If in Columbia township was filed press my op1mon on • some90 minutes, the Air Force seeks 1!1 . Jwhat more Jo('al subJ ect. ID make the highly conlroveral.. in Common ' eu Court. (Contmued on page ~I v Therefore, here is my answer , ..:.:"~~"'-"""''_.,...,. alrc~~\ I! war .Plane. Mltnday, 'l.lJidsment waa filed to Judge Baron's "LBJ Fhes In NEBIWIKA AND WEST belenae Secretary Robert s. graritinf petiUoo of land .. ask· Today." glriia bold prea:ideotiaJ primar- McNamara has advocated an Three teea-aged sfrls were In- ed in the •ult by Carolyn StephWith J:A_ R. Borrowing and ie~ today but the results in each all·rnls~ile detetTent . force for jured in an aeeident lnvesUgat- ens, Columbus, vs. Benjamin A. Promismg "state are a foregone conclusion. the UmtOO. Sta.tes, while the Air ed by the Ohio State Patrol Mon· Peoples, Miller, 0., Belly PeoA caravan did leave one day New York Gov. Nelson A. Force mamtams that superson- d 1 ht te th of a mtJe pies, addresa unknonw, et al. ~ -k f 11 wbo in 0 lc bombers are needed In addlay n g one With Promises nf better High~ ~ e e er, was re- tion to war rockets which still north or Pomeroynon Rt. 7. Judge John C. Bacon ruled · JlOO ~ampalgnlng hard lor have to prove their reliability. The Patrol said a car driven that Carolyn Stephens is owner OUDg 0 ways along the way -~tate • Frlday primary,, At Monda ,8 roU-out of the 1 north by Wilham Sayre, Jr., 18, of one third of the land, Benja· }he only GOP presldenhal conAir YForce Br' . Gen Rt. 1, Mkldleport, went out of min A. Peoples of ooe third, CHICAGO (UPIJ- Mrs. Dora The People d•d vote and were lender OD the West Vll'gmla 'A n1 aruJtg f th · control on 1 left curve, ran off and Betty People• was de- Fronczak today faced another lead like a goat )~allot. In Nebraska, Sen. Barsea .,ti:o~~ shl;r the right, and then the left side clared owner or the remaining lonely trip to the church where .ry M. Goldwater, R-Arlz., was "a turnlii int in a~ia- of the highway, hll. guard rail, third. Appointed commissiooers she has prayed dally for the No new taxes they say l .unopposed but made lltb history ,. \ !' po and plunged over an embank· to make the partition of land Isafe return of her baby boy I' portle Into the state Munday to The · U"VOtted by the Air ment. were Dale C. Warner, J. Edward who was kidnaped from her But lo get 33 straight lend off write-In support lor ., o Am . 'Thene was heavy damage to Foster and Albert N Coats arms three weeks ago. I'm afraid we'll wait former Vice President Richard . I er1can Avt. the car. The time was set at Dismissed today ;_11 a. suit A nurse's suspicions about a M. Nixon and Ambassador Henfor $l,OOO ln Ferne Lucille Brad- child brought to Illin~is Mason- Beacuse It takes two Parti~:s 8 h~:"~~~~r~;ar:~m~ 7:20 p.m. ry Cabot Lodge. calledg It "a m'lssllge w·lyth Three ~"'. ssengers In the car bury, Mkldleport vs. Branch 1c Hospital Monday mght raised To swing the Political gate "Summer Time Fun" is the theme for the card P"riY 1:::~~~ wl 5 ,. who were mjured included JeanFleming, doing business as the fo~ ~ time some hope _ t hat the Bob E. B~er an d stylr show to be sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi Chap. 1 CLARK AFB., Phlllpplnes-1 Tbe llf!wlll. fly at 2 000 nle Bentley, 14, Braehotm, W. Fleming Coal Co. Pomeroy. m1ssmg Frooczak child had """""''~'""'"~"'""&""c''"'" ........ ,., jle r of Beta Sigma Phi Sororily Wednesday at 8 p.tiL I tl to ' ·~ iEST .Junior Auditorium. Gennves ga ra ""U8ht today b nd to ltit 'd Va., admlttOO to Me1gs Mem- Tbe case was dismissed upon been roun d. l tI al. the Pomeroy f lh l . GHigh ·r HOVa tt determine Why I U. S. military an our B . a U es oriaJ hospital with head 8 n d a Br The nurse's report triggered 0 era C lall"lnan or e even IS al er. 75,000 feet or htgher and It back Injuries. Janice Nease, 11, :;:'pll~a!":\'ffof Ferne adbury, a flurry of pollee activity but Stores and models whn Will · -- -jet traasport carne down short of the runway Monday night in ~any design and instru- Rt. 1 Middleport, lacerations of e P n · footprint checks revealed that I partidpctte are Bahr Clothiers. D1ane ~artinger. Gall Hovat1 crash that killed 75 persona. mnovatlons never before the lace, and Charlene Might, tbe hospitalized chit~ was not Lo•s Moore. Marilyn Wisecup, ter: Sttfners, Sharlee NeuiTUID Ten other Amerlcans were into an aircraft. 16 Rt. 3 Pomeroy 1 bump on Paul Joseph Fronczak, who had i Martha E~hC'\man, Judy Smith, and Janet Sue Grueser. feared dead in another mili· In the ~ear future, it will un- th~ head. They Were treated Mayor Lee Smith hi• pro- been taken from his \mother the • IJanie Gruese r : Middleporl De- rl F~bric Shop. Becky Nease. tary crssh Monday In Spain. taXI tests at nearby Ed· and released. clslme<l May IZ and 23 11 of. day after his birth by a woman parlmenl Store. Beverly Pernn. Martl,vn WISecup : New York Nine survJvOI'!I of the crash Air FDrce Base. The The d i Sayre was cited Ue 1 'P n.-. , In Mhl posing as a nurse. Pal Hmdy Ina Meadows. Me1gs Clothing, Apnl Sm1th, Mary ~ere and two persons Injured ship will make Its first test t M 'tgr •J.UDer~vlle co~rt char-' Ia ' ' •PI'Y ~-,s . The footprints of the baby F I . I E C S.wmg Cente r, Marilyn Stumbo, Carolyn Wile) . Sally Globnkar. . flight Wl'th 8 II0t and pilot o e s 6..u dleport OJl reommendaUoa of unera services or va on-- IJ ·r Menchim Phillip Sig.. en the ground were lighting for ' P co ' with excessive speed lor condl· Mn. Dale Mournlag, president brought to the hospital verified 0 72. Lon Bottom, who died 1 enn 1 er . · . life In the base hospital. Most from here "to Edward& In ahoul tions. of lite Feeney-Bennett Post his mother's story that he had ~t ,Pieasant ~alley hospila!Tues- 1 ters. Anm•. Cha pman , Shtrley were in critical coadition. two montha, The Pomeroy E·R squad was American Le'"'"n Alndllary, been born to her April 6. Tbere l day morning will be held Thurs- 1 Huston . Chi apmJ an ,· CKanaddy 'ured o~ { rded f t · t f j · Shoes er an bt the 00 0 called to remove J . The A.axWaey tpoason Pop- ar no reco pnn s day at 2 p.m. at Bald Knobs C J ' Goess H ewe ry 'd Ba MESA Arll A high ed P"" ALE the Fronczak child · b 0 CUt ewe1ry ' ar11ey an n' ' spe ~· 8 py ..... to aid veterba COl> • church . Long Bottom, With ur· l nett's Marguerite 's and Mod· Mel&• Geaeral Hospital lined 1o VeteraDs' bosplta!L ial in the Bald Knobs cemetery ·I ern Marl ' express train smashed into a There will be a rummage sale station wagon clll'rying .two sis· St. Paul's L u t h e ran ADMISSIONS - Bertha Rus· FINED $5 AND COSTS ten and their eight chlldren at lchLirCh In Pomeroy, Wednesday sell, Pomeroy; Denny Bissell, George,Jloberts, 57, L 0 n g Mrs. Congo was a hfe . long I Tickets are $1 in advance and a rural railroad cross!•• nd sd fro 9 to Che ter LOCAL TEMPS Bottom !' \ ;a,' " fined $5 and costs member of the Method 1st ·oe a 1uur ay m a.m. s . ':11 • · d b h I11.25 at the door. Mondsy, snuffing out aD p.m. In addition to clothing, DISCHARGES - Mrs. Claude The temperature In Pomeroy ]/)', GallijtO!is Municipal Court on church. She ts survive y er ~astern Local High school lives, One of the sisters also wW be furniture It· Salser, Racine; Jameo Dyer, was 68 degree• and 8llllllY toda~ conviction of passmg on a berm husband, Charles Congo Sr ; a Ba~r~taureate services will lie Baccalaureate for the mother of slx of the Pomeroy at 10 a.m. Moaday. daughter, Mrs. Eileen Polk. I . h' h 1 . th •ters 'wbo died Jn the • Ravenswood, W. Va., three Sunday at .2 P:m. m e '? ! sons, Charles Jr., of Portland . lsehDol_audl tonum. J. S. Davis, Wahama Announced Wta expoe,tlng another cblld. ·r Lo B d executiVe head. announced t.. l The tngedy oecurred in clear Gene 0 ng ottom, an'ld 0 a- 1day. Tl1e spea ker wa'II be the MASON - Baccalaureate '""' dh ,unny weather with excellent na ,d a t horne, 10 t grandch~ldren, Re.v Ra" E Warne. 1vices for Wahama gradua ting 1 1 'YillbWty. ~, an Wo grea gr~n c 1 rt?n, 1 · senior~ will be May 24 at 8 p. 1 and a _brother. Da_v1d Key s of [· Com~encement for the sen- m. in t~e . high school auditor11'ASBINGTON - Rep. Clar11, East Liverpool, Ohao. wrs wJII i:w1 Ma}' 20 at 8 .p.m. ium , Prmcipal Clyde Foley anence Cannon, D-Mo., 15, the 11 The Rev. Edward Grifrith will with Dr. . Alphus R. Chnsten- ~ nounced today. Commenc~ment oldest and one of the m o s t officiate. Friends may call at sen. president of RIO Gra~de will be May 25 at 8 p.m. m the pow•rlul ~bers of the House the Ewlng Funeral home any College, spt>aker. The Semor lhigh school auditorium for aof Representatives, died today time until noon Thursdav. The class trip will be May 24-30 to 1 bout 62 seniors. uDeXpeeledly. body wlll lie in state from noon Washington . D C.. and the New I The Wahama Junior _ Senior Callllllll was cbalrman of the Thursday at the church. York World's Fair. Prom will be Friday beginning House Appr<>pl'lltlons CQmmllThe high school Awards Day with a banquet at 6·30 p.m. and tee. He bed bMD a member of ANNOUNCE BIRTH will be Frklay at uo p.m. The a dance to follow. The Semor the Howe atnoO March f, 1923. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Colmer, Chester Eighth Grade com- Class left Sunday on tts ~IP tQ Columbus, are announcing the mencement will be Monday at Washington, D. C., and w~ll r. birth of a 6 lb. I oz. son, Wil· 8 p.m. with Edison Hobstetter, turn Wednesday. May 2ll lS the Ham Wright, on May 11 . Gra~d- president of the Pome-roy Na- ' list day of classes. parents are Mr. and Mrs . Onen lional bank, speaker Melcs Memorial H09pltal Colmer and Mr. sad Mrs. Paul Snider, Pomeroy. They have a The Tuppers Plains Eight ADMISSIONS - Norma Grlllll Grade commencement will he Middleport; Marilyn Taylor, daughter, Sherri Lynn. Tuesday with the Rev. Free- Racine; Glen Tucker, Raclno; FUNERAL HOME CUJSES land Not1·ls sr•.aker. The Riv· Jean Bentley, Middleport: Mrl. Palllol boys were presented troThe Chase Funeral Home, Rut· erview Eighth grade commence- Danny Brown, Mlnersvllle. 1 to r, are Tliornll Roach, Tim Glaze, 11!11d, will close after May 31. ment wiH be May 21 at 8 p.m. DISCHARGES - Estll Colo . Advllor Leo Crew, Ricky Wer- Mrs. Jolm (Chaset Howell is with Robert Bowen, Me 1g s UDS, hmeroy; Qlarles ~ .AdviJor Orval Wllel. - Sentinel moving to Galllpolla ID make County Elementary wpervlsor, cer, Mlnel'aviUo: Homer smu-, blr ·boma. speaker. Rac111t, ,; . ":-- - 3Teen-aged G• Js Jn']UI'ed .ln. Accident :e II Prayers will b Continue y Y M ther 1 I r: 'Summer r.·me an' ··s Theme 0£ card parl y, StyIe ShOW Eva Congo £ Long Bottom DieS Tuesday 1 Barealaureate, IC omme cem ' Is An nounced I 1 1 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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