http://66.213.69.5/files/original/51c2c130d1bdddad8d07b6f61cb93b58.pdf fe9115f1eebf9eb7c4389f71ab410b88 PDF Text Text . ... •·• • ·•• :•,. ,. . . ....... " ' • • f.J)aliy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., May 15, 19M 1 Sial' Stlldaen 4-H W , M'tJ!'ly About : Mrs. Dutton, Poetry Award inner · , Presents Selections of Her Verse P pie In :- Mrs. Dal~ Dutton. recipient of During the bu&inesB session p Oht"""B Ltbrary award for tbe prosram committee w I ' omeroy Club HolM Meer.m 1 ! ~· "~Jub \Vednt>~a\ aftt'rnoon ed to change the hour of :~·~~e home of the. prt>s1dent . in!!: from 1·30 to 2 p. m mee M I '.: l .! , . . '-• ! '· ' ., .'.' ~ ......, n •; l ,.l . ,.... • Bieeh4t. • Mlsl Cynthl• Zel&Jer visited ~ntly WitA OlnlerYation report~ Gil wiJ&I. Mn. G. G. flowers and eaeU wen lecl~J and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dav- Mr1. Robert BUrkeU, t, and family. and Mn. Betty Cline, aecfttlry. Memben responded to roll Mr. and Mrs. Ever:~=~· c•U by naminla wildflower IIIII R:, were ta of Mr y ita special meanlnt for them. ner I(UM •· Mn. Burket tlbowed wild H. Second-ave. flowen from ller larden and dl p1 eel bo 1 o1 Mrs. Pearl Reynolds baa Mra. Cline s IY I W turned to her kindercarten class- cacti of •v~al VlrieUu. AIel after .hlvlne eye aurgery so shown was a colored pho&o of · -'•- ~--~- arrange · "'-t . I• 1"'_,.--Wuuwal •.._. Gil Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith ol Everybody's FJo1Ner Show Ill Columbus spent Thursday with Daytona, Fla., whlcb bad been their niece Mr and Mrs. Geor· sent by Mrs Allen Jenkinson I • • • ge Johnson Mother'l Day week former Middleport mldent now end guest.a' of Mr. and Mra. lJv· bt Flagler Beach, Fla. Johnson were her parent& Mr. ~-•I• .--taU• ....... and • ~wu"" , ~ 1 uvaand Mrs Frank Hysell Rut- cats which are allowed to run d · ' d -• ••- h th lan . wll , AIIU u.e avoc ey CSUie ard nd lhrubs . were Franklin Guinther Columbus to K ens I hu' and Bruce Blngha~ Raven..: dlscusaedl . Sevedr~~ nlimorenedOWI wood, W. Va ., came • Monday persona the reports.anec o~ e v for the burial aervlces for WU- On ber who said that liam Hubbard _~.. eb md1,~..w~: -t-• a'' ;,ut I , offered 1ww.uDI agun11L WI rewardC to 1 Mrs. Chet Haddox ~nd daugh- as pets, . . ter' Melody' ot Wuhlngton, D. anyone haVlJll augge~tions_ on c. spent Mother'• Day week end keeping cata: from her lhrUbwith her parentAl, Mr. and Mra. bery. Lewis Triplett. Mrs. Burk,tt welcomed t be membert and guests Mn. WHFriends and relatives have lis Anthony and M~. Atwood learned of the lUdden death of th f Mr Marine Addles- Spengler. be orm:rh ~ I Chi I Mrs. Robert Coati devotiond· urger a er me n ca of. al leader for the program, rea She was a former resident o 1 tlt1ed "Not God bln Middleport and attended Heath poerd m "~ d ' arti 1 Ga ens . . an an c.~ )' Methodlst Church. Norman Vmc~nt P~.ale, Source Mrs David Entsminger· spent of Life Happmeu. She consever~) days recently 1n Grove- eluded with 1 bupoe~ and pr4Jer. port with her brother and :ail- During the SllleSB h::: ter • in • law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert'"'~~ihibel.iion Wendell Mlller end in Urbanna orary mem1.1e1.• It, wu rewith Mn. J. R. McKnight. activated by unarumous vote ol the club. Mrs. Reibel is a past Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz and director of Region n and Ia ae• • • ict an d children, Marc and Anita Marie, tive at the local, distr visited with hill uncle and aunt, state levels of garden club Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meyers and work. Mr . and Mrs. George Shi veer I Mrs. BUrke tt nam ed Mrs · L• and daughter, Jayne Ann, in E. Reynolds, Mrs. Guy Rer· Cincinnati. Mr. Meyers Is a pa- ooids and Mr!. Arthur Strauss tient at Deaconesses Hospital, to the nominating committee. room 246. Mr. and Mrs. Fultz She gave a report of the regionand family also vbited in Col· al meeting l;leld In Pomeroy in umbua with Mrs. Henry Fult% April and lnnounced 1 regionS da al meeting May 23 on un y. i bled 0 · ord t A ICram ower- - a - W -~ 1 ~ ~ ~otes MEIGS THEATRE iJ~' ji ' % '·~"<If 1 ; ',. .' I c · t' I .,' :~~:~~ ~:~;~r ~:1\. . Mrs. 'clare~ce anWh~~ 1~'~w!il rZ~ ·~•·- ~--- ~-- ..... :Ad IIMI" a::t"::rt..,_. •:J .. r: !:t-:'~twu.. .:.:~::0;: ~ :a..., :'..m,U: u:,w ,;•:: 1 ! 1 to....._ ,-;Y for Crow's STEAK HOUSE Driving or wolking oil over town to pay monthl,. bills, or any billo, con be a real chore ... toke o lot of lime, ef!ort and gasoline. Open a check· lng account here now1 and pay aU your bills ~ maill You'U h"ve more fr. . lime ••• and _,. iD=fiie "receipt!" !your canaelled checbl. • . . _frAN "CHEtJCING" Hili TODAYI F • Pay 3% lnterur On Sm1lnp Pomeroy National Bank l•vlng Meigs ClotudJ tor- to JHrl POMEROY- RUTLAND SANDWICH Onlwly"*'o Allll , ... •ion Hotoot ... WYIItll ....;;_ _ _ _ _,.,.! ~~:;,~:I U BMOUDCed. I final for Saturday evenbog p.m. at the church. Grou CIIUrch Guild Met on W l!dne•dny The GuUd of the Grace Episcopal cllurcb met Wednesday evenlns at the perish . with Mila Lenore Glleo u boateu. Mrl. J. E. D. Hartinger, preoident, opened tho meetlns devctlonJ. 'Ml.e reporta of secretary, Miss Vida lhl•. ond treasurer, Mn. Theodore Ebel'llbach were approved. A cussion was held on the whicb the lfOUP ore milwla for Children'o lloapiUII. A dolsert course was III'Ved by the boateoo during ..tho aocial hour. SEWING GROUP MEETJ . Tbe aew11111.......,. ol the Wide-Awake 4-H Club met Wed~ evenll11 II the homt of tho ldvlaor Mrl, L. W. MeComTho club boo been - st<• n...... ..... lrom tJtocllkldJe. port Gordoa Oub. · Women 1nd· Girls, Porch 1nd Lawn Furniture, Boudoir Lampt, f.lbergl1s 5 h o r t I• Dr~pn, Porch Ruga, Porch V•l•nce, Roll-up MatChstick Porch Shldtt, Rtvtnl~• Heirloom Bedapreeda, New Sprint Dreu F•brlcs In the -Dr!lpery Dep1rtment on the 2nd. floor. •On the M1ln Floor Women's Swim Sulb, Umbrellls, Klrbury '~np, , lnder• Flgurflt Sllpt, Men's Short si- Work Shlrta, Men's Terry Knit Cushion h~ . Golf Socks, Boys' Acrll•.n Shirts, Mtn'• 111 Yenk UnlfOf!ll Sulb, M 1 t t r.e,s 1 P1dS! , Washable MeHI'tls Toppen, lnf1nts Wur and Toys 1t H1IUrlce. •In the Hou11w~· Dept. - Ct1ffim1n Hou11 P1lnt, .Glidden Four Hour Enlft'lel,.Pint Slu Vecuum 10~, . STORE OPEN. S'ATURDAY NlG~T ' ELIERFELD. S . IN ' '' ·' ' . . ' - .' '" . - . Ortho Ro11 Specl•ls 1nd Port• bit Window F•nl. ' . a~~~ ·y ; ·u '1.1 1' . . " ' I a.a a c• . -·oF•' _ ...., ... lilgbl Vlllsi'wL NO. 27 PaiCE FIVE CENTS ' - '. ' .. . I ~ uNtt(9 · . ,. _, , .,,.,."'' Rockefeller Campaign Soaring- -a little- -on Upset Win in Oregon ~vity. Goldwater Ambushed, Runs frL • d 8 hi d Lo Lod ~Ir e n ser . ge (UPn Nelson Capts. Ben w. Stutts o1 Florence, Ala., and Charleston W. Voltz of Frankfort, Mlcb., were released juot after noon In border vUiage of Paolmttnjom, / where Col. Paul Hinkley Fl!i11ax, Va., waited to them. Tbey wiD Jell their to the public next week. paired. But his domestie altuDR. PEALE ation still must be classed as a serious political handicap. N<ti'Dllll V!.eeld Peale, D.D~ When the Oregon polis closed DOled cJeromu: ·leei1Jrer, ... I ~:::~~~~'"0~i~~%~~n:: :;:.:~ :0~~oeb:.:./:::; PORTLAND, Ore. Gov. A. Rockefel· lead and held it Although aod assembly <1 lloe Cetatrli ler's. upset victory in Oregon belatedly lifted h~s pres_i- pre . primary poll~ had indi- Obio Heart AasoetaUoa, Tuetdential campal~n off the ground. today . and _revtve~ his Icated a swing of support to day, June Z, Dr• .Charle1 Milo hofes for wmrung the more cructal Cahforma preSiden- Rockefeller they still showed I len, presideD& of &he tia primary. itt~e favorit~ to he Lodge U S County Heart ~BGCiatioll • SPRING SPORTS (Final Edition) - Five of 50 Waham. boys participating: In area The California contest June 2 is a head-to-head match ' Ambassador to South 'v i e noonced today, 'l'be meet1n1 CHICAGO- A Florida .. school Spring Sports are these young golfers of Wahama High school. Football between Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Aro- INam wiU be beid at Columbus PJa. estate Investor cold Friday basketball, the traditional Autumn and Winter Sports, and baseball, always pop- zona, an alsO·ran in Friday's Oregon primary, whoch he I R ; za slartlng ot 10,01 a. m. Tbe """t bim 1300,000 In "under in the Spring, have competition now in the warm days of April and May. Left had written off a month a~o. ; u~~J 1rom. 2·482 1 0 re.j luncbeon, open to an .._ table payments" to obtain right, above are Ray Redman, Bill Zusp:m, Bob Greene... Dick Pfiffner 1 and Chuck In Oregon, Goldwate• trailed precmc13 gave: et~ted pet'IOD8, wiU be a1 1gon s · fU mi!Uon loan from a their coach, Frank Capehart. This Is Wahama's third year with a golf RO<kelelier and Ambassador •has strongly impressed barkers j Rock•letler 60.850, Lodg• 49,- 1 noon. Ticket. will be ovalloble 1ters Union pension fund. year in a •..,tious way. The sport is expected to catch on more npidly Henry Cabot Lodge and held a of riVal Republican contenders 976, Goldwater 36,407, Nixon at lhe door. Dr. Peale will Vaughn Connelly made when Mason's new golf course ts opened for play. See track and baseball squad pic· slim lead over former Vlce with the number of nationai J31,094, Ser.. Margaret Chase have for hit subJect, "stayllat.ement in the U. S. tures on Page 2 today. Pre&ident Richard M. Nixon. convention delegates. He could Smith o~ Maine 5,281 , and Gov. ing ·Alive As Long As Ye • Court of. Judge Richard B. The RockefeUer vlctory almost clinch the nominat.ion William Scranton of Pennsylva.- ~ LJve," which is the dUe o1 tin Jhortly before the t25 A! !II!&!! ' • I !I!!! n clearly damaged the Lodge by winning the GOP presiden- nla 2,985. one of bls many heft 1e11en. Hon fraud trial of. Labor uiOIII Ill ColambUI campaign. which ~ad been tlal primc.ry in California and · union President James R. lllld Yoangltowa agreed .. gathering momentum, at least the state's bl~ 0~ 86 de~egates. ,, and seven of his aaaoclaies .... <OJilract., Frtdoy """- In public opinion polls, since Rockefeller s. VICtory on Orerecessed ror tbe weekend. Conpartd to go back to w.t &a that un~lared candidate won gon ch~ered h1s supporter~. by ' ' ' 1 1.., nelly told the court his dealings projeelo. the his speelacular victory In the suggesto,. that the_ polittcal ...... wlth Benjamin UPI reportetl, New Hampahire primory Idamage caus«< by t.JS dtvorce I • former Minneapolis, March 12. and remamage can be reman now oerv11111 a fraud · lloe ploateren ud Cemenl lm s..., Backe•• I A Kanauga resident, Martin Berry, 57, who lived alone tax evasion oenience, and Maooos Untoo Loeol It In c.. pre I in a cabin at the 7-35 Club, lost his life in an accident at vln Koveos, a Miami Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarlana Friday night jleard an · !ambo• voted to tad 1 7"'81 Although Goldwater made an ,l PORTLAND 0 lUPI) the bridge of the New York Central Railroad, which consttuc:Uon firm official. eye-witness, or participant's, account of the 100 mile •trlk~ lnd ~eeepted manqe- ununpressive showmg here, he _ Ne1 10n A. R.oc~!t.ller, crosses the tracks of the Chesaoeake and Ohio Railroad. Dranow ond Roveno ore horse drawn caravan that publicized Issue No. 1 follow· m..t • IIITee-yeor _...... of. thrust Into tho Ropubli· just below the Kanauga Station at 7:10p.m. Friday. def~.\fJ• the Clse. dinner at Heath Methodist churcb. fer II a .lkeot ..urly wage con pr"idontiol spotlight He felt off the bridge between ,· ~· ifRollorian BID Childs, plnciHtlt- klke. ..,_ ~ ~ Set. by 0 aurprlalng 0..-gon the tracks and the bridse railing Iengine cao. They saw tht body ·" ting for Coravan Co- Oiairman governor down, we were ealliD i _,I f victory, took dead aim on arwl landed on his on the lying on the tracks, and made INDIO, CaUl. - Singer Fred w. Crow of Pomeroy, .... eel H wu the most oritllnal and • 41....! lloutJJ ' Caltfornio ond ArlL Sen. c and 0 tracks, woth one leg an attempt to stop by lh· QUirriage to tiewed highll1Jhts of the trip Impressive promotioo for that ....,_. · Berry Goldwat., today. across thf! track. 1the emergency brakes, but their S. 5mlill that ended with Gov. 1cout. or .aoy: oilber lor lllaltf, . I T h 0 Now York go•or· Dr. Donald Warehime, Gal· elforts were futile. ll•;o ' '.&oda,. with the Rhodes promising action to JUDy )'earl" ChDdl s&lit. ·#v .... . nor, who Clmpaigned hard lla county coroner, who gave At the tlme of the accident 1 de slnpr l!icuslna him In Rt 31 ohould IUue I ' .. whifo fhli' flvo othol'l on the cause of death as acciden- be was wearing a uniform of 1111 Moy •ol'!lll; of' cau!lng he VIce President Diet Ro- 1 0 A suit seeidng f600 lor a corn ' tho bollot otoyod oway, tal, is of the opinion that the l, tho . -Kana"ga Block Co. where -''grtfiOUI mental Itoanguish."flied ' baum, '"-oe n-·lAt....., announced a Miss Shore pioket' which the p!Binti11 char- ..... ov• ono-third of the total fall seriously injured hlm and he had been employed. 'He was "8 .a mey "It passed and we have I meeting of the board Of dlrec~ nd GOP YOtl. Rockefeller and that he might have been dead released from Holzer Hospital the dlvoree lltlit Friday, 11 COllference ~ith Ohio Director torS next "Wedilesday at 6;30 ~:.:;~w~Tiled ~ Me-:;~o: Goldwater collide head-on before the Chesapeake an d iFriday morning, where he had ~rt or tbe couple'll first of Highways Masheter n ext p, m. at tht home of Bob Coati. PI F id In California June 2. Ohio freight train hit him. I been a patient for several days. dma: anniversary. The week to discuss Rt. 33 improve- One guest was introduced, Funeral ser.vices for Mrs. ~y C.:ufr Elated by hIs victory, The train amputated the right r He is survived by a brother, W8i married May 26, l963, Fred Coats, of Muncie. Ind., Noah stout, 78; Darwin, who M. W Runyon, Pomeroy, R. D. Rockefellersaid"l'm mak· 1Iieg and hed suffered several I' Riley Berry, kwho resides on •-• •--1 ll In in b Palm ments," Cblld1 sald.. h 1 ~ '--~ v g near Y by· hW brother, Bob. died Saturday mornin,g at ing no d••l• on any stop-. ractures an ad a crushed Georges Cree and by sveraJ Sprihgs; Childs said the Jdea for the Meigs- Memnrlal hospita1, wtD · Albert Runyon's ~tition say! · Goldwater movement. I'm head bnd multiple lacerations. sisters. There are four childnD . covered wagon caravan to Col· Childs announced officers held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at that oD M~y 5, 1963. he loaned on 11 prOaRockeflller deal." The train was enroute from Iliving in ths Columbus area. WASHINGTON_ In an effort umbus originated three years be elected ~t week - 011 an Ewing chapel with burial in the the CQfl1 p1cker to M. W. Run. Logan to Pomeroy _ 1he engin-! The body is at Miller's Home to ·heal the split 1n the Demo- ag~ in the mind of Crow, who, evening to be announced- .at a Union Street cemetery, Athens. yon until the end Df the 1963 if!Jii!lARi: P"lfflfffi ~ · eer was GeorgeS. Davis and 'for Funerals, and funeral arcraUc party in Ohio, Sen. Ste- J~mgly, suggested it ~ur1ng first meeting of the Community Her husband preceded ber in corn season, that M. W. Rn~yon l firemat., Harry Shaw, both rangements wiU be announced. pben M. Young hu endorsed dtscUsslon on how action to Improvement Association to be death in January. has not returned tbe p•cker ISS of Rt 2 Logan were In the hater. reiendon or Slate Chairman improve the rooie might be held tn Middleport High school. Surviving are threo cltlldren, even thoogh plaintiff has . ~---William L. Coleman In that st~. . He urged everyOD< Interested NeUe Vlfdloh, at home; w. CUI- quested on numeroos tun.. poit. Young has lor the past When Issue I came along, In helping promoie new in- ton Stout, Guysville, John R. that ot be returned. .. year oppoBed COleman remain- the ideo was revived. From the dustrf In Meigs county to at- Stout, :::Oiumbus; two •latera In June, 1tl63, the petotoon jing In· the job aod just thls tend. (twins) Sue Goldsworthy Ath- claims M. W. Runyon traded "'eek hod again c•Ued for hia Mello Geueral Hospilal Heath ehurcb ladles servlnz ...., Zue Close Gra~vme, the com picker to the Standard tuster. ADM.IJSIONS-OpMIDarst, steak dlnnar were Mn. N111 0 'w several~~ &nd ne- Hardware Co. In McArthur, 0. 'J'be peppery Democratic sen· Cheshlre. Moore, Mra. Mildred Zeigler, ·, 1 in exchange for other equip- Margaret Ellen Dutton, dau~ from Cleveland wbo seeka DISCHARGED - Mabel Cie- Mrs. Roser Mo11an, Mrs. Guy phews. , ment. Albert Runyon is also ghier of Mr. and Mrs. O.le Dut. Milton B. Lambert, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert ,....lecllon In Nove;,ber how· land, Racine; Harman Graham, Shuler, Mrs. Everett Ball and Friends rnay <all at tho fu- ! seeking 6 per cent Interest on ton, 36.\ S. Fifth-st. Middleport. of Pt. Pleasant, W . Va., and of the late Ruth Will Lam• ~ tuued. a statement Friday Rutland. ,Mjss Bess Sanborn. neral home anytime. the $600 from June 30, 1963. a senior al Middleport High be~t, will ~raduate with. highest h(_mors from Madison, eiiiiOUnclng bls support of Cole. school, tied for oecond place Wosc., Medocal College With the Medtcal degree June 8. 111811 with two other 8eniors in Eng- Hts honors mclude elect.Jon l 0 IX IS lish 12 in the Final District to Alpha Mego Alpha, the only CQJ..VMBUS _ Republican State Scholarship tests recent· nat1~nally re~ogmzed honora~y Statl. OWrman Rat C. Blin, ly In Athens. med1~al society. . Membership .h1J.Cticl for an eigbtl:\ term, 'fl • Her score of 84 trailed the constlt.utes thE: highest "'II . Ill meet today with GOP j , top student. Caroline Compton. a medocal student can aclueve. ·l leaden and andJ.date of Oakwood by two points Miss Dr. Lambert IS .a graduate c dJ&c ' Dutton tied with a senior. from of Pomeroy High school, Class 8 f to By BEULAH JONES or down and up- no choice. Is me - SOIM yeBI'I you thought remains - it has to Eudid and one from Kettering ot 1957, He will intern at Cineam ma~tera. Y('IU haven't really lived if It goea Ute this- up t h off allld. eet in your be mornJn& again. Fahmont West. cinnati General hospital, start· · . you h&Yen't been to a Mother's dorm steps fltree fllrhll, bed and --: sleep? Sometime> you get at least Miss Dutton became one of ing June 26. CB ', • W.VI. -The Weekelnd at coUege (n fact you down - IJme tu eo down Not yet - they BA three hOU.:s sleep 1nd on Sun- 320 Ohio high school stude-nts Dr. Lambert was one of .the 1 yoo do .·trr get ill line to eat- stand lnJa boy and .g!r! - !bey ore day IIlOtliiOg when yoo should tsk!ns top slaie honor. from Pomeroy Panthero ' aU- time major euie"!' may not. Rve ~~~-• to llllieb from od It). I opeak with considerable Une, nolloing fA> lean on pinned- 11<>0! Tbey ling again slay In bed yoo are awakeond among 26.4:16 participants. j great lmeman ltaci<le). His 1lo '""' .. . tho basic fuel lor a authority, belnJ o boiiiHcar- 500 . iris ond their. mothers ond moot ot the nlght. three hours sleep and on Sun· _ htgh school scholastic record 111ew IGratlng plant 1D New red veteran of six consecuUve to get -fed' - (I would Every so .often 1 train raan day morning when you should was equally outstanding. !Vort_pty further brlghiens the years (and I mean one rl&ht coiiiRllt mardor. because I tltroucb <'lbons ond part ol your stay In bed yuu are awake and He was on the Wisconsin MI.... of tbe . West VIrginia after the other). 1 have · aix like waiting · Ia line lor room. ready for anything (you know Badger footnatl squad until en· -IIJtiiQtey, oecorciJJW to Gov. down ond two to go belore they yOu ore lamllhed when' Good 014 Slturdoy. YOII ' why, because YOU gel to go lering medical school. ~. W., B....... fllve me a chair ond cane. to it -yoor olfspr.lng . oeveral dtoice.s: up t h r e home today rl&ht after dinner). 1 ·\ ~- ~ be WH "pleated It's a wonderful weekend, ' 1take milt." (You never· f1oon to &he pr.esident'• After a lengthy dicuss.ion on Meigs MemortaJ Hotpttal very ,r:Duclo" to learn of I be but you feel a little like having the stuff. but take it; they t1an - tlPfltalrs to lbo cllurcheo yoo chGIIoe the one DR. MILTON LAMBERT claolslo!l Ill Conoolldoted Ed!- been bo the battle of tho Bul••. f<our or ftve , "faslel every obow - down to Peden nearest, -anlieSa. Tbey ali ADMiSSIONS -David Fielda, _,,_, II ~"" to ~ • ··• Hartford; Mory E. Kiser, Ra- ' ...,, .,... _,__ ~ When the eoperllldvlle you to The goOd-. rood (after for the Rare review or bave tbe .... thing In common cit,.. James Eblln Pomero)' Five Fined, one ctqll ~"; llrm's coal ~ be a ktd again they're really thai walt wb1 110171, 1H1t tbe phJI. You tate )'lOll' eltiJd they ore !Wed w1tb monu and Ttoe Meigs Caunty 4·H Cluba, Virglrua Pierce 'Middleport: !roll about . 2 kidding who ean be 1 kid ifrll tell you !bey ore jut plnJ, of ooune. . dalllhlers, ond moms'{nd sons. cooperating with the 4-H elubs Alice Bletner, Mason; Lo i Forfeita Bond Jy, ogaln?llmowofnowaytotal:e Plillllc on 11oe doc 10 yaa Yotlhovo-tobily·!bem Then Its back to Ill< dllt'm In Jackson, Atbens. Hocking, Thompson, Fivepersonswereflnedond .;..;,., , . .· . 10. or JO yetU'I off your feet · -~ bow wllot lloo thing. You ore .,......., a ond upaUI!rs agabt and down a- and Vtnion C?llllties, are agakt DISCHARGES _ Cordella I one forfeited 1 bond Friday In •-.TO flo• Flrlt Deputy Pre- Of ......., you set out with ....Uy bve to eot. I MYpve )'oil (ol .,.,..,... . pin Ill line ond llnall,)1 a bea,.. planni1111 a 4-H Club Excursloo Brown ud oon, Minersville· Meiss County Court of Judgs mler Anutll l!fkoy• oald to. hlgh opklta ond loodtd lulf' tr really oaw un ooderfM for It), li!tl It 10011 tlfuJ chicken dinner with an on 11oe Ohio River. Maralyn Taylor Raclae· Floo: Frank W. Porier, Jr. Jam'" doy lbe Uplotl N -But after 1 lew t!rnU wldiO I uo fllare, -· trlmmlnp, even strowber- The Meigs coonty and Jack· sie Brici:Jes •. Sid· MIUer, Pomeroy R. D., give lnllllatt ·. alpPol'l to 'tulio you don't bother with rnany Upatalrs IJ·aln - oil But ·reot II lloetlili, ond ties. • son county excurslontsll wiD '. ' eel a f58.50 bond for overload. If lloe falaD( ~ alttt<bd by tlfnJ-- the high heels ore no - It's time to ·JO to ,olilel. they don't wiiii you to Everything II - · may I go leave the river landing in Mid· ers, Hut~, ~~ EbllnCaPom- Fined w.e Rosana Marlo !be UJlllo!l .,...,. not unpacked and if YOII have thing - the ton!b •tnt- · bond lib they do when !tome now! ,.,__ , dleport at 10 a.m. Wedneaday, Turner, '-svllle R. D. 1, $IS ' · the energy to ret bolo one dreoo up to Mem 1ud - !Iaten lo ore ......: Bop are packed June 3. Ticket. may be III!Cured Bli'l'elt La' Ule ' ond costs left of center oo a INCIIIJ'OIIATIGN YIMI juat stay In it. gays ling the 11mt .Good to oil don. fCI' Uld--"thanlta 1«1' a .loonderlul tltrouih any of the 4-H clubs In am · 'liSV · curve, Ira M. Tibba. Raclno, . ~ · ~· 'l'lcl W. ' !one ~ gave up ~ lel:n llmeo t!IIUI IIPlhlb:lo opln, ond down the road the county or at the County Ex. f20 and costs for speeding, llofl.~ · ~q ~ f!. illltn( lnf for Uie "y<llllliest 1'110ther 'wbo olnga ,!t · J'ienln&-. yoo don't home, bomt, home .. iension Office at a cost of U TWO CITED ler A. slact. Syracuse, f100 and •· ·~ ; of Jii<OrpOftllpn of frllin'Cimland"- and jUst..._ ~ IO!nr wate'h TV""1'0 ean Ia, of couroe, just 1 big eacb. The Ohio Stale Patrol has re- ,_ 1!'iih f1ti suspended ~ ~. ~·1 ~ &· h!ct mom 1rom Ohio, I Ill ~ your but true, except that you 'llols three boor excursion ported two arrests, Roger W!oif. placed 011 s1z montha _PI'.flbll, . lotJo .of·""'l'P8nJn. , lt'1 p. in. trade thlo has been one of tbe proje<:ll ol brenner, 2t, gyracu•e, clied to lion. for no. · Hu\Dme\. C: · I: doD'I Poir lbout ,eollep JICI tO aa,ytblng. even Paul Getty's lrll· the ·Me!p County 4-H clubs for Gallipolis cOurt today for paso. · W J, .._.., 'i"- A. ~. If fa. ........,. wltJt•, no ldlll,- but I ·~ ~ becluoo you can't buy t1to the put !O•yeon and IMtlally lrtg oa berm, and Pii\•Uis J. eosli tor,.; lltiop "". .atoio, ... ~· C, ~ do ·IDiair OIIJo V1dvenJty II tlni• . · """" lime lpeDt ldth ,..... eblldren ll'O\'fdes 1D OUistant!bof OIJIII" Blake, 28, M!ddlejJorf., oiled to and ~ M. 0!11, K Pu..Ji!..... and no 'miller""""' ·di,J'they'J'e hl\'!111 • tl!oJ l1'e biC or Dille. , Jence fA> club ,!MntiiOra. ltle!I!I. ;Melp court May 11:1 lor .U... M hopd coots ICI' •• Me,. i I""K" I ° Account IS• GIVen • Of wagoo car·'avan .. , . .. * ~ i · . ~sd I .' 1. I applyi~g • wtll[be I .r:.. veteran f s· Strmg. ht. Authon'ty l . .1 th er 's .1. rl a s. o . ll..f' .l 0 M" Dutton w· . ·-'--------- Takes u·Igh State Honors pomeroy Grad IS . mmng M• D• WI.th Highest Honors I o k d Jt' ee en_ ~onor T,.Z 1T/' 0"" > I ~~~ dec...,.: . . \ ~ '• l' ' Excursion is Planned on RiVer JOne 3 _A:::''*";."{ ~ ~ Bes~e ~}: ~ ,.. a.,.~. • • • , ' - I "'1'-~-1-..l. f '' t, lorlel~ far -·'"'lor ~· ~A,Bnmlllllw.'-.;- ~~,..... ., lllfltlornllboml~ll ' :;'\Ben ~:'n:iy,.= wuu -~-hyel .IJS'I' • -;·' I I j. .~ ~·and:~: -·_.. -* • '.- "'::!:~'•flir.~ lomllles, and~ yoJUeJ.. . .' . ~ ~ersville. :~ . .' .-==-=::.:..:====:.:.... ~ Sav~ ' i' I . re-I ~:t::flco t :;II &I ... I ' * Suit Charges =Wl::. I I * tor! IBorrowernept Corn Picker I Mrs.-.S £ lOUt Dal'lVID . . n·Ies Ja~ I ' ' Neck JsBroken ... wareh•une u~- :.:::e ~llloaeu :cl Sbcire:• tra~~prlce I Mart'In Berry 57 v·Ictnn· . .·~· ,......litlt~ .' WIIIIItPe -' no.., -•11: ehttn ' SEOUL - Two U. S. bellcop. ier pUolio torced down by the C<lmmunlata laat year were set free today, in apparent &ood health after a year In Red cap- 0 "•o;u~ . . ::~:: J L • ' !:r Tomorrow • .... SATURDAY BARGAINS at ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY rentered with an Mrs. or spring flowers. VOL XVI .::.,:2 =:u =-,... ser:~ ihe •.. '\ ; • ':fs"::.u:~'-::,.~:\: e CORRECTION e "CHECK'' YOUR CHORES HERE AND ENJOY THE NICE WEATHER! -. . .' ~.:, ~=-- ~-:= .. A&P .....,....... w"" Mrl , --• &..r ...., ~ - ~~ ....., ... ""'· • - -~ 1111 Pratt Jn elJirat. . . · A CD1fte baur emcludld tbe ..,..._ ~. :~= evenfDI with .Mn. KnJibt lllil =.:::=•l:..~ Min...... Mrs. GleM Lambert, llllltlnl::::. boltea.s. aerv1nc lllld, IIDCI-- fDalrlt, .--.... 1PW tu:e aot.ke _.. wtcbel and mints. Mrl. fla.rry ~ rf:,b b~ ~ Koore and Mra. Betty C11ne will ,........:::,• ol.• ~ eo.an of be holtelltll for the Junl meetMtha: ca. ~~:.Sl. ; in& . ~t! ~ fr=..:.f ;I • &a•, ~lw!d .....,: • ..,.._ la leftloll 1. T•- 1. ._,, •• of tile vw.,. of R.•U.Z.d, cou~t: ftl... , _ . GIWIIIWI' Iso CW " 1 IY ......ATtON rs Followmg the meetmg rs : <: • week 'end with how to select patterns, materAmong the pot>ms gl•t' n bv Llo}d se:wed assorted sandwlch· l :n!is~~ ::: Hettie WllUams Ia!, color cOmbinations and proMrs Dlitton wPre sr\ eral v. !IIC'h es. rook ies, randy , punch and ~ dauihte . Mrs Alphonse per measuring. The girls aelecthad bt-en published mdudmg cufh•e to the members present :an r, . ed the material for thelr sew:::= ''Thf' New Sprwg .. " The Sec- and these guests, M•ss Mary Schorn A B f Col b Iina project thll sununer Plans ., . M . F l J htel and Mrs nna vers o urn us & • ond Spr.ng." ' The Last Spnng Park · rs. orr·es ac _' wa s the SundaY dinner guest of were made for the girls to 10 and one wtltlen whtle ndmg .m \1r s H H Sherman. An ar Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter 1on a hike today, after school, I Pion to Place ~,-:_'':!:ua~~= a tram about t!Je fir st atom 1{ rangrmenl ol peomes and IriS I · d h · of tile loot tona•rb' --:11 IIJ wna 00 the old Chester Road for -• on •• . F'1iaa 81U1cbana; Ulud _.til 11 bomb enliiiPd 'Wiu rl Pool · wa~ USt'\1 l.lle refreshment I and . aug ters their bird prOJeCt. The ' next wNJer• on Grave• 4e . . . . . . . . . tl ... , ..... w~ She a.lso gave her own favunte tub le Mrs Euler prrslded at Miss Asenath Tracy has re- meeting will be May 28 :::c:a.m,ea:=trlp ~:._. "N turne .. :.md conl'iuded . ., ilh tile punch bowl t~nd M1ss Susan tumed home from S_t. Joseph · The bostea 11ft ~-~~ Naru. 10 ••,.. w':.t• u ~oc " II ·J . " P·rk al the l·of!ee sef'\'ICt'. ,Hospit.al after undergmng It toned to Mrl. Donald Ha!M;A Wnm. 'iaeh•J tbeactl wnt II r..t the exprf'-;)1\'€' PI! uumo;, a . "I F--'h t·-' Ci l the J 1'- 1 b -~ w'_. . __ . :. . t.b• Eut llne ., &M JUblle 1 don · lsi ectomy. eu-.::ra eu rc e o ., e u w-. C\U~aNIY u.... lkniUI 11 . .,,.... EuC; Mrs. D~ltton also ('O~~n;o~-~ shP ) Mr. and Mrs. Harokl Bartels • • evtnlna It ber bome, Olbom..t. :.~oo~e:.. ol MJIMIDI• -~ the subJeC~ ma t~~.r a . p,i'il (ounrilor~ jand grandson, Dennie Barttls ,l MeetlRJU Held Mr'l. <1larlet Stral.JSII, presl~ AJ. '-ll..a.a!q • u.. .-Noltlt~ r.referrrd m wrtting pu~ll ' d h· h y d t . d ted -•ort &.....1 eoi'D4tr or • Jea fol'hlVb' ewnect Q: < Itown returne to t etr orne, oungs- M B N tzl' id t en • con uc I w' l,t\ll!lwuuam swtcllll'd.J 1benee &oulb _. Mrs James Euler. program _·4 r<>f :rrlt>rlaillf'tl Thursday after a week's rs. en eu m.g, pres en' neu te!ilon and plans were c....- l:aA u'"' uca • llf.cbe., · t d 1· • _'f ' l\f\Aned the meeting of the Fed· · tUnee 1a 1 N'ortberl)' 41r•lltloll 41 chalrman, gBv~> I lt' At-t·on t'· . visit wlth his mother, Mra. Ed· 1~r-·· . made to plll!e Dowers 011 t be ledJ th-e • • 'Is 4.,.._ Nortit. VlCW wh i{'h was a ('OIIeell\Jn ot ~1rs Stctnlt'y Trussell ass1sl- na Bartels Nve Ave erated Circle Wednesday even· ll'avet rl deceased memben n t•.t aad ·~.::- ~r':; of """ms bv William Carlo~ Wil - t'd tJv 1\ks_ Ella Hannum and ' Mr ond' Mrs Harold Bar- ing wlth devotions taken from for Memorial Day A _ . on :i;llnnlq. DOll e .,. r~ · · · 1' wmnt>r · 10 ~lrs. · Eldon K:·aeuter, entertam-1 · I tels and · grandson· of Youngstown the b00 k •. "Teac h Me Th Y Wa Y_. " ''"}1'11-~ at n-:1 aetenaee Dud: Vol. lJIS;. Pap UL Iiams. P1~l11zer rm the flower given · 1 shut-In Btteon~• ot. liNe CoutJ. lilentrv fwlds lit' wa~ a rnPdl - f'LI the Pa..;t CounC"IIors of Ches -1 were Wednesday evening guests Foll~wi~ the ~~IJ to Worshlp, Easter wu given by Mn. Ger· ~'\reyer of thl l'ftlUOD tot ~:a! doctor and some ul h1 s poet- IPr Councd Daughters of Amer- of his brother and sister-in-law 1 medttalion on In the Church ald Wildel!muth 1be traveling tbe »mWOJ:II ~ MMl ru.I •taw11 ant · · · 1 1<' · <1 "n'eunPs • d ay evemng · • othtt equlbble nU.r. Jald 4., ry is wrttlen fr,)m t hnt v1ewpom a t h er . Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels.' - S'tde by Side ·" was given by prize donated by Mrs. WUbur for reftll.Ulu..,. Nlllllnll w a111wr lf.i4 111 He was of En glish and Puerto hom<:> Bashan. Mrs. Anna Yeager spent last ~rs. Neutzllng, who closed Hanning was awarded to· Mn. ~==-~._.tr :.., ~ ub'q.= R' . t ~ . wh ich (ulored . Ed With prayer. Wild th Refresh ents were lblm. He reet•iv- , Tht' nwetmg. in her aunt, Mrs. - Thank you were read abov: and Mrs. ly now, ed manv honors und pr il€'S dur· ~!rs A~t hur Orr. president, op·l rrom Mrs. Loms ReibEl and Roy Mayer Mr! Llllie Hauck, Her AtNrMyl• . h. ·rr rned wtth dtvotiOns followed b) Phil Williamson for carps sent M Gene ,E . and t (5) 11-11-211 oo a, u, It, IN mg ts J e. . I he plf'dge to fbg Plans were . • I h'l ill Re d ·n rs. vans w o 01 Mrs. Eukr re~d sonw ht~ d i ~eu s"ed for a pir.n1c m thf' fu _l 1llrs. Ent.smrng~r Ithem w 1 e · port.e 1 welnre guests, Kay Evans and Nancy LIG.u NOTICI selections inrlndmg "_o\ Flowmg -.. I ~rs. ~liard Pratt who was . Jo Mayer. St~"'~feo!:!~ ,"!. ~~ ~"; Rivt-r:• ··Tht' Light Skill Not turt. Report& to Lodge I Jured Jn 1 fall, Elu Gilmore in cnle•, c- No. :nn. Ill pv,rni.Jr.• F:ntrr " and others expn·s~ mg {;ames were pla~·ed under the~ Mrs David Entsminger re- Meigs General Hospital, Asen· :fo~:a~~~~--::o~= . . I . , ''" ",,.,n ll\. a dirPction ol Mrs. EddJe Har- ""rted . on a meeting of the at.h Tracy underwent tonsilecto~!!~ ~ oa the uu. da:r of •1111· 1116. pomts o v1e\\ .,,, b N ll d ··y w me 4treeWd m u.. e... dDrtor and the pwple he mePts. tung . ~1rs llu a~L fwe a_~ Brotherhood o1 Railroad Train- Imy and Js home, Mrs. Virgil a•med, 1 1ll'1ll txPOie ror· ~ 1t PilbiO \1rs. ( larence 1\eut~ mg. WI men and auxiliary in Columbus 1Campbell, Mrs. Amanda Ka!lpar, ~~~~:. ~~U:ro~O:hi~M~I~ pri7.t'S awarded the wmner.;. Mrs April 22-23 when the W hi te lMr. and Mrs. G. H. Ewing, Norc""'nb', o~ Ute l"tb 4a7 ot ..,.. liM I<IIa Osborn~: won the door RoSf' Lodge Auxiliarv met Wed- lman Kloes and Miss Callie •tr~~:~~· ~':!~~In~~~ POMEROY , OHIO pri~~. nesday afternoon at· the legion Kloes and cards were ordered MAY 11 ~!.; :-rlndN:U , A s<Jiar! course was served ' hall. sent to each. Several . money A shower honoring Mrs. Joy. Bl~t~'~:!. ':,e ~":-;;""... -:...,_~ TONIGHT thru TUESDAY bv the hostess to the ~bove and Mrs. Entsminger represented making projects were dlscussed. ce Stanley Bowen, a recent 1n fu~r of Ul• m.t. of otuo. "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" rvirs. ~ay Morris. Miss ~a the Legislative Board or t he A salad course was served by ~ bride will be held at the Rock .J· =~~?Ohio (Technicotor) Mae Kraf'uter., Mrs. Milo Btggs. JOint meeting o1 the Brotherhood the hostesses, Mrs. Georgia Springs Methodist church, Fri· (8) 1. Jt• 1 Peter O'Toole, Alec Gulnnf'ss :\trs . .James \an Mrter . Mr~ . of Railroad Trainmen and aux- Williamson and Mrs. Louis Rei· I day at 7:30 p.m. An frlend8 Anthony f.,!tJ inn . Omar Sh11rif. Mrs. HaUte I ,.I,· a~ bel --~ netghbo- are Invited LIOAL IIOTIC. Jack Hawkins. Jose FNrPr. Ron:J!d Osborn, . . M1·s . . Ross CIe Ian d . Mrs. 'J ' tuN • CA .. lll liLlY. Wb.OH lilt blOW1I Arthur Kennedy, and Claude ' F'red~nck William Robson presl - • Tile WSCS• .,of the Mlnersvlllt Pl•c• 011 resid..._ • • 1101 ~ Raim ! Mrs. E~ther Wnght. Mrs ..os- dent , presided. Attendin'g were I Method.i6t church will boJd a =~~· !~li~~Noo:;e::! A Sam S-pie:!ciDavid Lf'an ('ar Weber, Mrs Henry Etch- Mrs Wilham Woodard Mrs Traveler Returnr rummage sale Friday and Sat- waa lut lmo- to ru~e •t Point production lhrir firs1 Adam s Mrs M F . ' . • Plu.. nt, Wut Vlrflale. aJI.d Wb.eM since. "The Ri\•er Kwai ." . mger. rs anme · Entsminger Mnr: Robson Mrs F p 'f" T • urday in the Massar building pr..-nt •ddrue 11 Wlllllltnll atwlD Running timf: 3 Hrs_45 min. Arvll Holter. Mrs Mahel Van IMont Mtller: Mrs. Henna~ Bailrom acl IC rlp on W;at Main St., Pomeroy. ~~ IJ:,,~,..D~u.r~u:!-!~ Meter Mrs V1rg1l Walker. 1ey Mrs James Sxoders Mrs Mrs. John Kincaid has reMAY 11 Milo• lluu.r. ow, B•Uv and· c.eu Mrs Norman Fredenck and a otho W~tts Mrs Carl Mattox turned from California where The J 0 F dass of the United :~.:!'~m•,;}r;,• o~:::::O~ guest. Miss Sharon Holter. I Mrs. A. R: Pull~n and Mrs: she was the guest of her son, Methodist church will meet at =~r::;· ~:.~~UllBiltler Walter Hayes Lt. Cot ~ Mrs. K~tth Kinthe home of Mrs. Hugh Lane Ll'lll'nn• ·auu.r. Dora. aau.r u:l DA J/ All.rilinT"r to Refreshments were terVed at cAaiitd aMt theiKir. lK?dme •dn h Palo Spring-av Pomeroy, May 18, ai ~-:'n~C::!~..: !:;.U:Saiq.-::;:: :a'~ o. rs. neal an er son ' be •l•tniW, wW bP' aoUoe uw JluD. TONIGHT l n•tnllO//icers the Martin Restaurant follow- and doughierm' law spent thn!e 7:30 p.m. All mem r1 are '-• o. we~t1ter, .. ~·tat e11: "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" ' the meeting wIth ""'- - goind by plane iNitk Dl Drot4 A.; Moon. ... The.-:~ Disabled American Veter- mg ""'..:: h011 t- weeks in Hawaii, urged ,.. w attend • ..... ,.... k1t ..ut~o~. a t k• Stewart Granger , PiPr Angell Monday ~ esses Mrs Denver Nelson d t . b ah~ Theodorus Council Daughten •In cwnft:robak COurt. c ... No. 1 0 (Co lor) McNeal and Mrs' Kin· Middleport Bible Mi.t1 /ones Gue1t of America will meet in regu"A PUBLIC AFFAIR:" wrth Sad1e Wolfe Mddred Jacobs, unable lo at-- caid attended a flower ' show. School Dates Set At Britlal Shower lar session Monday at 7:30 P· !';:::;, d:~·u~:f Myron Mt:Cormi~ 1 Plans were for tend, making the arrangements. She also had word from l h e Plans were made to hold the Mis:~~ Sharon Jones, bride • m. at the IOOF hall. ::'.'".': aDd the mstallauon of officers at the , DaJias Bleyln• family. Sally daily vacation Bible ~ehool fn ~Jed of Mr. Lee Davidson, Ohio MAY It f:!' ::.:-!,~,::a,;: s.turday M.y 16 meeting on Monday June MI&S Carter Named Fisher and the Jamet Harting- the Middleport Central building University waa gtJeSt of honor Mrs, Wllllam Lowe Is an-I ..tuq tmh ~ IWilllt and ..,,,.. "SHOWDOWN'' · ' sbo wer recen tlY at nouocing a final or "Min of •t U&e1aw p.no111 bellfted to 'bl dl4 t.ll.' 8 Cards of svmpathy were sent President of FH ..4 ers, who were all stationed dllring the last two weeks in at a bridal th M rehearsal T le Py of uid 4flnodeoat, Andie Murph}' and 11 o1 e1g1 emp t 0 Abert Thor: '1 M · · G an who · H 1 Th K' Jd the M' th h f Mrs e it& ,,.,..l~ tut u... •eourt lhte1'1DJ.De whe , o 1• rs afJof!e rog Offit.-ers for 1964•65 were elect- awa 1. e mea 1 June when Middleport m· e orne o . nu . . be beld Tues- u.. betn ., ..... o1 Aid JIU'oi4 "Kathleen Crow lt>y lost her father bv death and at a meeting of the Rutland sev~ral . tourist •ttractlons · isterial Association met M~nson m Jac~. with Mra. Jack ~Ian Sisrrs i:a t m. :OO.:~J.rc~.!:"uU:.u~ o.n --and19 a 7 p. . to Mrs Hu rley G1lkey who of Future Homemakers Califorrua. day at the Heath Methodist Warner as!Iatmg hostess. ay even ng, Y Tb• ••ore llllM4 tant• wsa ,.... " DRUMS OF AFRICA" her brolher. At the close of A Th 'd On the trip home Mrs. Church psrsona"e. Guests lnciOOed teachers in the at the hall In ~lddleport. Mrs. th.,..H,"!....~.,""'.~~~,!b-.. • "'....,.,..d'_..., : 1 Wi th Frankie Ava lun merica, urs ay a1ter Lo 1 tr g that anyone .,_.. ........... f!t\1meeting !he vt>lerans joined school. Elected were Barbara caid stopped in Houston, The Rev. Howard Ruppe1t Jaclaon City Schools where we s s essm uoa~an4 tlley .IJ'I nQUtr14 and Mariette Hprt 1 1ad tes for a social hour and Carter, president: Joetta Erle- to vlsi.t her brother, Mr. a president of the association wui Miss Jones is the Elementary who wistles to wear t~ls ~"t :·J:~U:. wvn &h. 11,• 411' (ln Color) 11 !freshments . Mrs. Clyde Pauley, and serve as assistant dean of the Musk instruct(JT. formall must be at Altlftln':r'!:.":, Dtit.w:::r_~~ ~~;o;;;;;o;;;;""'""'""'""'""''"";o;;;;l wine, vice president; Carol:;n Montgr;nery, Ala .• with her school A letter was read from The Thoraon home wu dec- practice before lnspectioa, JWI8 M•Nitl A. Mllftt Pecet• McKnight, secretary; Eunice John, and family. He is the Rev. Fred I. Gardner, who orated with white wedding 'belli 2nd. (J) 11. • Ill {I) t.lS.lf. • n. Ohlinger, treasurer; Betty Clark OF OUR REGULAR WEDNESDAY AD parliamentarian ; Susie Grimm, lng the Air War College, is in Jonesboro, Tenn. with the gifts placed on a table GIRL SCOUTS MEET UNDERGOES BVRGEIIT graduate in June, and will covered with a blue lace trimI news reporter; Peggy TiJJ;s, bl!r ass;gned to George Field. Calif. PLANS RECITAL med umbrella. other guesll Troop 267 met · Wednesday, Mrs. Jay Myers Ulldonnnl torian : Jean Tillis, song lead· Mrs L W McComas 11 pre- were Mrs. Emeraon Jones, mo- May 13, at the PomerOy Ele- cataract 1 u r 11 e r 7 It ere and Kathy Thomas, recreaoentt'ng. he.r ·p.tano pup"- in 1 ther of the bri<Je.to-be, M r I. meJIUtry School. They were II•- Deacooeu Hoapltal, C!Dclmuotl ·bon leader. Plans were made Piano Students are ,.. -'-kl tlclc to mal: Tuesday Her 1'00111 number II , for a potluck dlnner Tuesday, T h , G recital to be held Sllllday after- Fronk Davidson. Folrbom, en """"" e I 1 • ••• Mr • M _.__ _,,., . Ha••• Appeared eac er 1 Ul!lls noon May 17 ot Heath MeJbo. mother of Mr. O.vidson, ond something by the nut meeting. - · • yen ...., 11 """ ~ .June 9, at 6:30 p. m. I Mr.. L. W .McComas dis! Ct.urch at I p.m. Tbe reel!- Mrs. Horace McElhinney, Mid- Suzan Clark wUI oe"o cooldu poUent at the boapllll, bul li With the Purch"• of As Shown Here 1 tained ber piano studenll · al 11 open to the public. ~. ot the nut meeting. showlnJ lmproveolenl. Annual Homecoming a party Iller reheanal $5.00 or More Exclusive of Items Is Planned Sumlnv day evenlns at Heath Metho-1 Exempt by Law The annual homecomi~g diSt Church. RobbH: Jean Valid thru May 18 the Naomi Baptist church wiU a~d Myrta Jean Wilson, in Cols. Unit A&P'.1 be held Sunday . beginning with wlll serve as ushers at the recit.. SUPER MARKET Sunday School at t:30 a.m., were guests at the party. lowed with the worship service. Ann Lisle, 1 SyrBCU!le, A dinner will be served in the at the punch bowl, church social room at noon, Mrs. Mary Rhlnehc';t and Mn. and the afternoon session will Don Usle, Syracusi,"also abegin at 2 p.m. The Rev. C. sisted In serving. Melvin Alkire, pastor of the Adults present WEre the a- . bove and Mrs. Leon MWer. United Methodist church, will Cheshire; Mrs. Marvin MILLIRO the guest speaker and special Mrs. Robert Hardin and Mra. music will be presented by the Frederick GibbJ. The refrelb. choir of the Mt. Moriah Baptist ments of cooklel. punch 1 and •Furniture 1nd Floor Coverings on the 2nd •nd 3rd Floor •Je•nle Sportswe•r Middleport. mints were served from 1 with a lace cloth ~harge o~' ~~n~:~~;~~ ' l'llr, • ln .... ...., .. ... laolpcll. fludoJ ..... .w.yA= "' . MiddfenAII'4 ' a.\'MEl Held by Amqteur G~rtfen Club ,. ,.1 _, _ . " ' "•••• ' ·-· ~ty ..u lht.b)'nolt .¢ . ..,."::. ~ c.~ .,;,•.;:'t~r,:•n. lbo ~ ~ u.:... w!io. ..,.. 'tJiill"'...'=ll ~...• "'4!':'\".:.n Wedneldly ••entna at tbe LambertpriMWlleonlrlbutld ewarded the traY· CLAIA ~u••:=:a:'..~ ot Mrs Earl KnlChl .. by MIL ..... Around Abo·...·And r::: ~~~ r . m~:t" of~~=nw~i~ings. ·j : ' t; . LloYd nu e 1~ meet· were business visltors Samuel Michael. Gallipolis. Mrs . Amber Warnei' and Mn. M 1 Mrs AMa Byers ol Columbus Arth.ur Nease ahowed the &lrll 1 l t 8 ~nt ~- ...... Notice ,·r-r . ,. _......,r~~- OOT---o-:· -- · • Informality Is Keynote ofMHtTng st~:~=.:::; :~· ":.~~ Thursday after IChool at tM J... Fabric shop. Tbey ...... accompan~EU "..:: adYll!Urs, Mro . ""' try presentid selecuons of named includJng Mrs. J ames •-• by ••·ir o;lgmal verse at the fmal Harley, Mrs 0. P Klein and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter aDd d•U· Rqy Holter and Mrs. Dwight · ti of the Middleport L1t- Mrs . Don Mllls. The group vot- ghters Leda May and Roberta Milhoan , and • mother, Mn. t: '.,... ~ ,..., • : 'i• • t t '~ I . .. ' �-· - i. ' ~n High Athletes Participate Track, Baseball Activity ' ' ' ~ .' ~. . l •' '.: ' tre&!!UI')'. A suit flied ll'rlday In U.S. District Court asked that Hoff• and 18 other top offlclail of U.. ' i· nation's largest union repay the spent to defend Hoffa !.:-· suDIJ I Third Grade l Field Day is Held at School -- .. -- unru£fled I 1 'WHERE'S MY NEWSPAPER?' I I I I' 1 THE DAllY SENTINIEL raw.!:".:.:.,.::.::.._ ,.w..._ == I 0.: [ r; =....::. w, 1 r..:!: - . . <f i' "J. ~ ' .. ~· 3Finalists To be Pieked 4 ~ " ~ Jn Play Today hI . ,. . Jay· Rads'.Br·ass Agree Hemay as we}} QUlt• Garne . ! . wm! I i I i led I , Gl•t D0 dds M•t l e R un 1s uesd ay I !said. I i Middleport boy Competmg MidweSt Play I Line Scores I I I heard him sey many times; "Now, my newspoper said .• .'~~"1 read in my paper .• ," FUR STORAGE A man's possessive about his newspaper. He takes pride In it, , I He gloats when his' newspaper praises his favorite political een- .· didate or sports team. Or, he groans when his newspaper dif· · CLEANING Displeasing Behavior of b} youth Difficult Pro em fers witt-. his choice of personalities or issues. He'll even write the editor when he feels strongly about a difference of opinion. · , I 1 And; his wife feels Just about the same. ·She looks forward to · 1 reeding her pet features. Missing out on some ad or choice ilel)'l j YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A · 1 of local news could "ruin" her shopping trip or leave her feeling left out during the chitchat over the bridge table. ' ' < 89th men and women wont their newspaper. In feet, they Insist. .., ' ;t arf' carrier boy. He can ttlll you, because he hears about It if e deliL. I ery is late or missed. .i • - want and fill o definite need. And, because the newspaper it viewed at a· necess.ry ' ,, f . ' . comp ·•""- ~ i"' • ion ond source of information, it makes o big differenq· 1~ tht . lives of people of all aQBS, of ell faiths en!il polltlcel p,..tererqs, Taylnr (4), Criolc (5) and Ueck· er. Winner .:.. cra11 (3-1). r... ..;-Tiel....., (1-3). lllb-Ja· vier, Jameo I; Maye, Llmg, of ell levels of income and eclucetlon. ~ THE POME.ROY~MlDDlEPORT t DAILY SENIINEL : .;- ':~. ,. ·•1, ~ ,. . .\ p~l " }, i_ ~ ·' ' '' Rulli Battei! Ia Natloaal Leape - Mays, ants 34 : Stargell, Pirates 22:; Howard, Dodgers 22; Pirates 19; Boyer, Cards IV. Americaa Leape lndlaoo Tl; Colavito, (2-0) VI. Rakow (0.1). , of these per1ods occurs at a~t Chicago at Washlfli\OD -Her~ I the .ages 9, 12, 15 - each penod ( 1-2) vs. Daniels (3-2). · lasbng for aboot thrt>e yean. Kansa• City at New York When the child enters ~ne of (1-3) vs. William• these perlnds he has certam badrives. They are social, emoMinnesota ot Boston -Sian11e oUo~l end lntellectuol. Howev- self this queshon before you::': how~,:no~t~to~·~be>O.':_· lhe meml>er to iea~e the . club or before you 1mpose S:~ sev~~ penalty. 1s this belli o exhibited by the a cry _fo_r help expression of indiVidual need . \ 010 000 SOli- 4 11 0 Ph~. 010 111111 soo.-1411 0 Jiouitolo . · Me 000 oo- I 2 ' BOimiltt lMI'. end Dalrymple. Nollebatl. Raymmd. (7) ,Yell<ill (t) lind ·Bateman. IIOIIei'-Nolt.Phlli. liar! .(..5), .Plttsbu1'8!1 ' 000 000 111111"' D S f ' ~ at;llli:~ rrliliOd;. au.....,· (1),,, . . " l'1b IIIII p~gumnt. ~ !WI , llld ~. J..i1jMt .., ·i'rlfad Loll Aql, < "' ' ' "~'""'·,, G;ants IHI: Gibson, Cards 3-0; EUill, Redll; Kllppsteln, Philo; Perranoski, Dodgers; W a, h. burn, Cards aU z.o. Amertean · Leope - Pizarro, White So• :1-0; Kline, Senators z.o; Buoker, Orlolea 3-0; Arrl· go, 1wtns: Fisher, Wblte Sox; Krallck, Indians; McMahon, Indllno; Stock, Orlolet all Z.O. Sanday'o Gamea sure• Chicago at Washington 1must Los Angeles al BaiUmoro these Cleveland at Delrol~ 2 with Kansas City at New York, I MiMesola at 8081011, 2 National ' W. L. Pot. GB , Philadelphia IS t .MO . · San Fran. II 10 .815 '4 ' St. Louil 17 D .Ill l NAMED '1:0 TO!JIINAMENT JI!Uwoukee IS IS· .1311 2>4 CHARLOTI'E, N.C. (UPl) - Pittsburgh 14 II .Dlt 3 Oblq Unlverllty, biJqueue, ,Da· Cioclnl1aU 14 , ~: .Sit 3 an<! 1!10 llii!V...-t~ · .tl. lloo AAgelel 111 It .441 I . · n\1 iriU play 1n the O!ar- Hoostoo IS , 11 .lit . ' lovltaii<,Nl buketbaU CidC8so . )0 l4 .417 1ourDimelll. DeC. JNt. . New York . · I II JU 1 I m::: '"tis , ' . l --- .. '· of the cbUd s peer fii'OUP be dealt with. Sometime• pressures are In aupport the drives of tile cblld. doln1 • very poor Job '"' an signed lao.k may be 1 Istlc of lh>S oanoe lndlvlduoi, ventuaUy thlo member mey I wish to thank the voters of Chester South PrecinCt for their support in the PrimorrEiection. . ' WILLIAM' F. HARRIS I CGMMtniiMAN ' __.__.__.__.__._tb,...,..,":'....................................................:=:=":"""'"" ~~!~. For every surface "lnSI"de and out !" y.,; , ~ 12111100- e 111 23; Allison; Twins 22: Coah, TJ. (0.2) vs. Lamabe (3-1). er, the youngster coMo! deal Sometimes 1 member ror.• Sl.~ll · Iiiii 000 stx-10 Ill gero 22. Los Aogeleo at Ballimore only with satisfying these basic to do prorect work OUIIO•ted by Lemaoter !linit!i (S) TlefenPllehlnl (nlghll - Newman (2-1) vs . . drlvH. In addiUon, rultural P""'" the leader. Refusln• to . 8llOI' (1), ~ Bailey.' Glbeoo, Natlooal Leape - Morlchll, Barber (0.1) . · and expecta~les and pre• a commiltee rosponslbiUty I!;.· ·i· .!. Jle\-r Cbleap 201 001 001_ $ 11 2 Purkey (1·2) . and Edwards. JaciiiOD, - ic!burr (S), Slaughter (1), Norman (I) llld BerteD. ~;Mil' - Jolobon (1-J). Hils~. Wuuama, Rodgers. ;;__ e P'rti!!Yt~,. ;. . ~,. I ' Hawk's Cycle Sales This loyalty to a favorite newspaper didn't just happen. It .ceine about because the newspaper is localized tQ meet ' I ' newspaper isn't on the front step .when they want it. Ask HONDA .,_J on it. They ere sorely disappointed end disturbed when t h • i ;r 1 I PI"StO} Pete Is put on Wai"vers ° will sey, "Where's my newspaper?" "My," not "the"l You've I I U lcharged that using dues mooey to Hght criminal charae1 aplnst 1~offa and other Teamsters was B Tak' arry mg 0regon L ~ Reds Win; Giants Lose Again Au. s-rARs • When a newspaper is missing, more often then not, a men River news • '} R'1ghtS ClVI Standings ., ....- I Sia memben ol Teamotera' , Lo<al 107 in Philadelphia m .... I three cr1mlna1 trials. WAHAMA BASEBALL TEAM - First row, I to r, are Ed Harris, Terry Henry, Larry Noblo, Harvey Van , Illegal under tilt 1958 labor ro· Matre, Torn Marks , Gol'don Powrll. Paul Maynard , Joe Mattox:. and seeond row, Coach Bob Oliver, George John~ : form law. son. Harry Surface, Larry Frey, Milton Roush, Chester Pyatt, \Varner Roush, and Chuck Stone. Absent when the · The anti·Horta group asked picture was taken were Bob Roush and Dennis Foreman. court order to ahut off the alow ------- - ---· -·· ·-·-·- ------ - · of unlon fundfl to fmBIK't Hoi~ 'f••• defense in Chicago ederal ttiMl~ -,_~~Y't'$;i6kENiikl HF.LD FOR JURY court in a million fraud-cm; NORFOLK . Va. !UPTl -A spJracy trial. sailor tcday farl:'d grand jury adion in lhe dealh of his yearold son. P?!ice sa id d1ed of in- Gauge nadlnll: Gi!llipolis • ter~al mrunes and a broken D•m 18.7, 15.6, running II loet net · on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason U· AJan Leroy And<>rson. 22. ;;as . 67, Pt. Pleasant 24.90, HJnton A Field Da. was held Frld~:~v *'~' ·.-~~-.."~:::«,'R*"'-~t~®lif ~"!" or?ered_lleld for the grand JUry j 1.33 stationary, Kanawha Falla OSS ) Wr\SRINGTON (UPii- Civll ;Friday U: the death. last week . 1.56 falling, ~"'L.arlest""' 18.05 by Mrs. Ellen Gibbs' Third • d 1h p 1 d "'' -· Grade class at thi Pomeroy rights lo . I en o IS son. o we an·use j stationary London M t St~lns: 'Hou!te appro•ed hill I Amierson of beating t.he infant and Winfi~ld darn~. were ooarmthee Elementary school. Helpers 1 k hi 1 ... ~• 2110 to 1'". : o ma e m s OJl crymg. sHls. were Roger Gilmore. J~tck Ja-1 Frb. JO b"7 vo•""' ..,. tobs, Pat O'Brien and Randy ' Me:~surr now bdore Senate. LOS ANGELES (t1PI)-8an. Burt ! Lfilith of dt'bate; 56 days. t\EC CONPUCTS TEST OhiiJ Rlvrr- C. V. Harner ! Barry Goldwater, unruffled and • I Estimatf'd words spoken: 6,~ Wr\SIIJNCTON ~UP I) - The up 14, S:30 p.m.; Phlllp Sporn ; unaurpris.d by the Oreaon priSteve Warner was the winning t67.90e. A.tomic Energy Cornmission j up 15 · 2: 45 a.m. ; JaneT. up J~ mary results, li&htened the boy and Brenda Taylor for lhe i Previous rl!cord civil rights: (Af': C! conducted a low yield S:05 a.m.; We!Itern down 16, reinfl on his California cam~ lir~ in; the broad jump. The ~ 30 days on IM bill. : underground nuch•ar lf'1<1 F'ri-! 10:55 p.m. O!'co down 16. 12:- paign today in the final lap of IOftbaO throw was won by Previuus record general: l d<~}' ill its Nevada test site. the , lO am.; Pamela D. Up 16, 4:30,a race for tbe state's 86 conMUk Wtrry and Lisa McKenzie. ! 2'~ monlhs on •hip sub!iidy , nin~h announced IIJis year . The i a.m.; Jefferson up 17, a:20 p! vention votes. Mark Werry and Linda Rupe bill in 1923. I AEr. (']assiflc-s as low -yield an m.: Lynn B. up 18, 2:25 a.m.; , The Arizona conservative, w.ao the basketball throw. Pm'pn.!ll'! of bill: l~t end ra~ ! ('Xfllo.~ion pack,ng a forr'e eqUJv- Luther Herdman up 17. 5:30 a, i who arrived here Friday, re· WtnniDK the da:sh race and f'ia! discrimination in votlna. a!f'n! to 20 ·000 tons of TNT. m.; Rose G. down 18, 12:40 a. fused to offer an interpretation "Ack rat'fl were Andy Vau- : eoduc.tinn. Qlnploymeut, pnion, m.; S.M. Jenks up 11, 1:ttl • , of Oov. Nelson A. Rockefellt!r's lltWt llld lnatha Still. Mone y , privalel't owned lodlliRg!l. eat. i C4i CRASHF.S •. m.; Lynn B up 18· 2:25 a.m; i victory in Oregon Friday night lioltl the PTA banner fund was ' ing l'!!ita.blishmf'nh &lid p'Jaces ' GUAYAQUIL, Ecuado (UPTl : Peggy Downey up l8, 4:50 a. ' and virtuaUy conceded the ,i . liled to buy trophies and re- I of amustmenl , and In USf' ~r 1- A U.S. N:~vy C47 en route i m. : DuncAn Bruce up ~9, T P· 1 northweatem state's 18 dele~ . . enta. ff"drral funds . frnm Guayaquil to Putum"yo m. • Bob Benter down 19, 1 I. gates to the New York &over. i crashed late Friday on tbe m. A! ton Zephyr up 2(1, I :05 : nor 60 minutes after the polls "''" A CHEfo~RU:An•~RS NAMED sloJleS nf Mt. Antisana, kll!inH ~m.; JohnT.Jbo.!Rowe 22up 21, 12:·1closed. -..... AD C LLED . all four- persons aboard. it was oll<.l a.m.; 1 t up · 6:10 •· "It went about the way I - ' ~ h. Pomeroy E-R squad was : F'IVP Pomero.v Varlsty cheer· reported today. jm.; W.. H. Shave~ Jr. d9wn 23, thought It would. I sUU have el.lled trtday at 10 :15 a. m_ t.o , l~arlers h!~Ye been cho~en for Tht> names of the crash vic·l 2:25 a.m.; Carl King up Green~ 325 dele&ates. Rockefeller has West Maln-st for Stan Mercer the 1964 -65 F'ootb1:11l and Bask- tims were not made public Jm-iUP 4 ~ 40 p.m.; Aetna ·LOUisv!Ue the 18 (In Oregon).'' aald Gold~ ... tJroke his leg and was lak- rlhnl l seaSQn.~. The:v are Faye med1ately. down 4:15 p.m.; Sandy down water Jn a hurried meeting with en to Meigs Memorial Hospital. .C'ramf'r, fon!bM \1 raptain, Katy more down 32, JI:30 p.m.; H. newsmen posted outikie hla boFriday 11 11:10 p. m. t h t ~1or<lnly, ba.~'llf'lhHII captain, S· I E. Bowle!ll down 32. 4:45 a.m; tel. squad went to Jt:ast jl]aln-st fur 1f'rn Fultz ~andy Hendricks. I • a on Meet.H at Eastern up 32, 6:15 a.m.; Cot~ Jamti!l Ebhn. Pomero} H. I) . Htid .Jmm Htwf'lsnn Lmria Hag- I Jl•wkt>r Residence ton Queen down :'!3. 10:20 p.m.; CHAPTER TO MEET wbo was taken to Mf'l~~ Ml'm- ~o:v Is an a h•rnolte. The cheer- ] Tiw Galha County Salon 8 Molly K. down 33, U :M' a .m. Racine Chapter No. 134 O.E . orial Hospital ! ~aders ~lan to attend Pamt 1 el 40 met at the home of Mrs.; Esso We:>t Virginia up 33, 3:15 s., wil1 have a speclal Jllettlne, ' ~Alley_ VJ~ta Cheeri~admg t·amp , Dorothy Hecker in Gallipolis. 1a .m.: El~sha Woods up 33, 4:1S isaturday .venina:, Mly 15, · at at Bamlmdge, 0., m Aur(ust. IChapeau Dorothy Hecker o~n· 1 a.m. ; Zimmer down Xi, 7:10 a p m for purpose of lnluatlon PLAN CEU:BRATWN led the meeting in rltuallstlc 1a.m. . · ' Plan. tor the annua l rourLh ARRESTED, JAILEil form and a donation was sent i Df July cf"lebration_l:lrf' . being 1 Carl Vi:lnover, 21, Middleport, ,to the National Jewish Hospital doGalli~l• Dam_ - Oletnder OIVOTIO TO INTIIUT OP I wn 4.15 p.m., Sand ydown made now by Ranne F1remt>n.l was arrested and jailed by the I in nenvl!'r. The Gospel Harmon)' Boys -Meigs ' L?unty Sheriff's Depart.' Appoinled 00 tlle Auditing 5:45 .p.m.; Jeffboat up 10:36 MIIU MUCIN AliA will be featureU m the i'Yening ment friday at 6:01 p. m. for [committee were Jennie Well 1p.m.· ~ucy Jane Lucu down .....,,.. 1- : : " ,.......,. program. Several committees non-t~Upport, on reque!lt of the I and Gladys Cumings, and on , 1 ~-m., Mary B. down 3: 30 I, have . been appointed and have Franklin County Shenft"s De- the nominating committee Lou~ Im.' John Hood up 7 a.m. ...., ., ,_ ... ...._., tta~ work lnvil.ations will partment. ise Stewart, Emma Wayland Kanawha ruver Thelma Ota•..,· Ill ......, ... ,_...,.., bf.! sent soon for any organizaand Golda Mourning. Memorlai Ann down Marmet 4:30 a.m.; ::· :;-NI::_ • bon ~aotlng to JOin the parade. 1 4.RRJVES FOR TALKS services were conducted by Little Edward up Wtnfield 8:4D ......,. .. __. ._ •.alall BRAZZAVILLE <UPI)- A s- ' L'Aumonler Faye Wildermuth p.m.; 0. F. Shearer down Win-- .. ..., • . . ,... .......... ...._ &tm1at Applkat.l sistant U.S. Secretary of State !9nd Chapeau Dorothy Heeker field 1:05 p.m.j Helen z. down ~ 0 Chlrl~ ~rry Erinis ~: AI· fc~ African ~ffalrs G. Men~er. in memory of all deceased part- Winfield 12:40 a.m.: Sernet 1,.-::-: .:.':., :,... ";I ~ oducdon e · ' WdUams arnved In Brazzaville ners. down Wlnneld 2,:~ a.m.i LJ.o. -. """ ,._ .,,.. • · Ntw ".,_, Y-~ Handl rnploy~~· and f<'rid.ay for talks witll leaders of The next rneetinc will be tt.' da Cbot!D down Winfield 1;40 Mr..,._ ,.... Nr~.. 1lf _, llt . ty, 17, arpen- the former Frencll Congo. , the horne of Mrs. Mabel Brown, a.m. ....,._.....,.........., • .... • -~~at. Terry Rex Cui- ~ ~illiam!! wUI visit the former Gallipolis, wtth Mn. Ellen! It:..--..:..~ lij .~Pomeroy, R. D. I, coq.. , Frene~ Conca for four days. DeW,eese r~ co-hostess. Re~ LOCAl. TEMPS ••tM. ""!' .... ...- ,_.,. \i: ~· and Carolyn 1 Then . ~ Is scheduled to go to freshments were served by the 'j The temperature in Pomeroy " ••• ,.... .....,. 111inMt. .,.,....., ., Sue_ ~m, 20, Pomeroy, R. Leopoldville, 'the capital of the hostesses and a social hoor fol~ business district was 89 d - • ..-a111-. • . . a, ll• • 1' . . . . . ~t II• ., I Co ..... ·-. ; - . ..... • --. • ngo repu blic · I lowed. land ounny today •110:30 a.~·m.·- -. ,.- ~ By MILroN RIC!IMAN , . winner .......,.,., __ · • - tho Pt........ _ tfn.""" 11o- <11 the contoot. Let Lefty Kelley SIUwell limited Gallla Academy H I g h UPI Sportt Wrlrer north (2-3) who pltmecl hltlea lglos end lilr" errora al Pllll Moyt homered for Milwauk... school's baseball team to nine safeties on Memorial Field casey stengel'a amazlne Mets ball In the oevet1tb. I0rte1a reflllera4 hit aaeood Rotrer !ltllil t!-U was the winFriday evening while he, and teammates Bill King and In lh I Jim illckman produco4 lhe victory wllh o ~·• • hil effort. ner to and Bobby Ti<fe"""er 0·31 are mere1y prov g ey can . George Hummell guided Logan to its first Southeastern I Mots' ftrsl two runo when bo Wlllif Dovls dro" In thtee!C ser. 1 lifted r. atlo 1 Ohio League baseball championship . louse up things •II ·~•r the ! homered with one on io the...,. ru.. to holp tag Bob Friend Tho Reds belted Larry Jack~ 1.. 81 u Pre" tem 81 Final aeore was 7~5. A big first Inning in which the country, whether It ~ 1h Lone 'ond inning . Reliever Don. Lir- with his econd defeat ln fl.v i for "ight hits and eight Three Class_ AA hagh ~ Chieftains sent nine men to the plate w:as the difference Island or San Francasco. sen (O-J) wss the loser. 'decisions. runs in less than tnr'!e innings teams tbat Wlll advance to . yesterday, Shortly after setting foot in T~e Phillil'!l vaulted lnto first I Foor homt rulll two of tbem to subdue the Cubs. Jackson, slate t~rna~ent ~ext week wtll Coach Marton Allen 's lads San Francisco Fr~day night, placl!! with 1 4-0 win over tht by Ctu.rlit J1mes : powertd the trying for his fifth straight be decided ~ regional baseball pushed across four runs off George Homme!J, the I • d they knocked the G1.1nts out of Colts, the Dodgers blanked the 1Cardinal• to their victory over win, was tagged f o r Frank , games toda) · . atarting GAHS hurler Ron Jan- who wrecked Gallipolis in footthe National League lead. Pirates ~ - the ''cardinall out- the Br1ves. Julian Javier hit a Robinson'f" fourth homer in the ' Dayton "'tharnmade won he ey before BiU Mitchell came ln ball last Nov. I, and the indJ· ~~y also_ helped put the •lugge/ the Braves, 10-li, lgrand ~ slam durini 1 five-rUn 1econd inning and Vada Pinson region~l berth at_Cinci~nati Fr.j· to retire the visitors in order vidual who led Logan's bamtetPhJthu In first ~lace, . and the and the Reds beat t h e CuM:, first lnnir.l r~ly an~ after tht contributed a bases-loaded dou- day night, do":mng Plqu~ ~ in the first frame. The CWefs ball team to two victories over whacky .manner In whlc. h they lto-5. Bravea tied UM: acore 1t I - 1!1, ble in tht third. Bub Purkey , 1tral , 7-2, wJth. a flv. .....,,.. .. • 'Wt can't trade &bem aU!•' 1 -•-• 11 th 1 •111 were never headed. GAllS this winter, .vas up to accomp 1:)1~ a s no I th A 1 Le th Jeoff Long homered kJ break tn. winner allowed 11 hils in- outburst In t he seven th UU'l._~ . I th w 11 n e mer csn ague, e th b k 2 2 t. .;- .>4 I In that first rung, Rick NeJ.. his old tricks again Friday. more og1ca an • • • e · · • Athletics crushed the Yanl!tel, the deadlock Jn Ute RVenth JR· cludmg homers by 81lly Wt!il- ' at ro e a - 1e. , ~ ~ oon walked, Bill King doubled Hummell was three·for·three than the Mets lHl tho White So h t t the ninl end Jame~ belted his .,.. and Roo San!O. I The "'venth had provl!d luclf ~ d.own the left Oekl line, scoring at. the plate. He doubled once, It all binges around a fellow Se , 2..0 th x~.u •ui ~ · - - ·-·~ tfl Chamtnade earlier in the djytj: Nelson. George Hummel walk- and singled twice. He also named Charlie Smith, who al~ naLors , ' e ms o ~JRN l as the Dayton club scored l • ! i ready has been sent packlng by the Red Sox. 1-0, the lndlan• . t0 tak 8 5-2 · ed, and went to third on Sill· drew • base-on-bal~. It was down..; tho Tigers ltJ.6, · ,. ·.:; . ' w t ha t .mmng ' well 's double . Jim Brandt walk· Hummell's sl·ngle to center in three major league dubs, in~ d he 0 . I t' I 7 over Cmcmnatl Taft to meeP Ph 'lli nd Ia · 1•n t noes •wop t par . ~ ed, fUllng the sacks. the fourtfl rung which SC<Irtd cldl u nhg th Me I es, a p ys from the Angels 6-1 and 1%-0. Piqua Central, a 7·1 wm~er~ Catcller Gerald Brooks lined Rick Nelwn wllh the Chief's for t e ets now . ' over Oxford Talawanda behind 1 I I H Smith, who opened the cur- Dt"~ms B~nnett held Hous~ fau l Collett's three-hitter. ~=~~~tcs~:~~.' n~as u~i · !~xth, and aclual winning mark· rent season at third base for to fiVf' h 1 ~ 11 • and drov~ 10 CH.ICAGO (UPII - Pitcher can do. M Lima Stay• Unbeaten for Janey 1 · . ed HOUSTON (UPI) - Pistol the Whlte S<lx, ~hen was wa!ved the Ph~Jlles ,fl~st r~o With 1 , Joey Jay says he will quit Jay admilted he ''sort of At J,ima today, it will be ~ Mitcbell . f ned Ro c k In the field , Hummell play Pete Runnels who won the to the Mets , delivered a two-run , sl_ngle m not~hmg hiS fourth baseball ,when the season's over dragged hiF feet" last season. bea1en Lima Senior ag41i.Dsl!i. tot John c:~ to g::~nd ':t: I~~wlef~~~a~h:~cse~r~~2~u~an:~ American L ~a g u e batting tie ~ breaking double Friday VIctory agamst two lossa.l and that appeared to be ell but vowed he would never Fremont Ross. Lima scOred~ and thtn fanned Mike Nixon tu . g d te do 1crown only 20 months ago, trad· night to account for. a 4-2 vic~ R~chie Allen drove in two runa right with the people who run again drop into tha t attitude. four times in the fourth hmi._ end the onslaught. error. He help':' exec~ his major league unl- tory over the slumping C1ants. With a ..-&Ir of singl~ll as Don lhe Cincinnati Reds. ··That will ne\•er happen aga in. to make Toledo DeVilbjsl ltl i 1 tub 8 1 Mllchell lb nlief gave up ble_ play ~~r~he Dev 'bl form for a Little League score-Third Strai~t ~lctory . 1 Nott_ ebart suffered. hlfl f f ~ n Both club owner Bill ~Witt j l willingl y took a pay cut." Hth conseeutive victim, ~.l.l three IUD~ 011 seve~ blta. He ~h~f·h l~r.u Jl out a possJ e book in his first night out of It was the _thJrd VIctory Jn a straight defeat Without a VlC· ,and Manager Fred Hut.chmson 1 He said he could see no sense Fremont blanked Grandvie9f't waited oDly one, bit oae. aocl a lpo IS ra y. big-time baseb&ll in 13 yean. ruw for the fired- up Mets end tory . said the decildun ill entirely up in being traded lo another dub. Heigh ts, 3-0, a~ each team eould stnatk out eight Cbleltalna. Fm· GI\~S. Pete Anderson tile fifth setback .in the last six The _Dodgers rallied for f?W' 1 to Jay. Neither a~pea~ed in a "since they . w~u!dn 't tra~e me muslt>r only three hits. ~ Southpaw Stilwell w1 1o failed was the btl!: &dck maa wltb I The Houston Colts put Run- games for the Giants. runs m tht fourth 1nwng burry to talk the btg r'ghthand- tQ .11 hrs! dl\'lslon team JUSt to Cleveland Benedictme 11h to buckle under pr'eSsure, per- two lilts In three trlpt. Ander· nels on waivers Friday night, -~- -- er into changing his mind. not ~:ive me that satisf<uction." 1out North Canton Hoover. · 808 mitted nine hit.., and five runs. drove in two runs wltb • presumably because they could Jay , • two -t ime 21 - ~ame It hos been no secret that I and Lorain edged by Clevelan "f·" seven Devl'ls, walk· booming triple to right cea~ not aHord to own a $35,000-a1 Wh He ~ wmner who IeII to 1 7-18 reeor d .' Jay has had words w1t. h Dew·tl 1 South, 6-4, in Friday's play at · u.. ter 1n tile thlnl inaing, redueyear pinch hitter. · ed u1ree , • la~1 year, sal·d Wed ne sd ay he who has ~n reporte d t rymg Cleveland and Benedictine and 1 . ·-ond third n d lng Lo.,..,., lead to . S -3. He Runnels first heard the news 8 ,_.. will hang up his glon at the to make a deal offerin~ one of · Lvrain meet today. -_-: Log.''. ""'"' . ' Kmg . .o .: cleanup hitters Hum scorf!d later. making tL 5-4, before suUing up for Friday season's end because he is thf' Reds' seven startin~ p1·tc h· Lancaster pushed across llll 11 nd Stil did t. but LHS bounced back with mght's game agamst the Phil~ ~ "disgusted" at the way the ers . or its runs in the third inninC ; ~ a 11 thew~ma e F~:s: two Ja tbe foartb to Ice the lhes. He took it calmly, walked , club bras~ feel about him. Jay was moved out of thf' !o down Columbus East.In(lof, , u notrla 11 •-• g Ly wtn and ebamplonshlp away from the park and wt'nt Thi a 1 o co ec~ seven o1 o• h" 11 ld bo :·This Is my last year," he start_ing rotation .in favor ~r 4-2, and Akron Buchtel blank~ ; 1 1 see 15 -year-o Y Pay I "Tiley went to tr.ade me 1rook1e Sammy El!lS early Uus : Martins F'erry, 5-1. to get a ~hot aan• 1 10 hits, and scored five of .Gallipolis finished the s~a.son the visitor'!! seven runs. w1th a ll-5 record . Logan flmsh- Li~~~ ,League ~a~l. ,, R The 16th annual Gil Godd'sl ners· so bad they can taste lt." sea.!ion. "They let a kid take at eaeh other today atPhilO. 1 ftlru bUeD.U. BUI Jot ed. with a 11~2 mark. ~ s .i ca c er, .~nne 8 mile run, sponsored by the Gal- 1949 - 1'om Crawford Jay said he feels he has not . my job.'' he said . ··when you 're a! each other today at Phil\\, . 1 lll111. a leftbaDded batter, Linescore: expla.med afterwards, . and I hpolis Rotary Club. Will be held 1950 - Bill Hager been given a fair chance to get ' going bad around here they The three winners today jofJ ! belted 1 Mitchell pltcb over Logan 410 200 0 - 7 10 3 there s always room m the on Memorial Field Tuesday 1951 -Dan Beabout gotng this year. " I made four noid you ." Jay is 1·2 this Davton Chaminade nt"Xt F'rida)o f 30D teet tn&o tht leftfleld trees Gallipolis . 103 010 0 - fl 9 1 big" leagues for a good catch· enning. 1952 - Dan Beabout starts. I didn't do bad, but I year. and Saturdav in the stale chamill lhe eecood lnaiog. King bad Batteries - Janey (L); Mit· er Favored to win the 1964 event 1~53 -Dan Beabout don't believe I'm getting a fair . pJOnship fin~ls in Co lumbus. · 1 •two bits la three trips. He scor- chell (I) & Long. St(l we II lw) The elder Runnels was i!l Jimmy BW'm, GAHS track U&4 - Bob Jamison (4: 39.5, . chance to prove what I 1 1 N three runs. & Brooks. pressed Into service to keep team miler who has on occa· rceordJ ~-- --the score book. He obliged. s\on5 this spring come near the 19.1$ -Rryon Knutson cOme very quarrel!IOD1~ and ar-F1GHT RESULTS Runnels negli'!Cted to say that 4·:19.5 recori! established by Bob 19ri6 --John Milhoan gumentative - rebelliout and • • By llnited Press lntf'rnatlonal there is always room in the big Jamison in 1954. - 10 years ago. 1957 - lton Carr defiant Ill MELBOURNE. Australia Last year's w1nner was Lar~ 1958 -H.on Carr lt it euenUal, at times, ror , ! UP I l - Rocky Gatte\ani. 115. leagues for a flrs~ baseman By Uolted Press Interaatlonal (3-2). who plays like he did for the ry Betz - he fini~hed in 4:46 7. l~!l9 - Darrell Nibert both child and adult to take a . • Au);\ra l!a, stopped Ray Pt'rez, Amerleau l.eatU. Boston Red Sox for several Three GAHS athlete!! have 1960 -Darrell Nibert I negative Jt.and , to know when to : 115~~. Honolulu, 7. (1st &ame) New York 020 000 02()....-4 12 1 yesrs. He won the A~erlcan , wor the coveted Dodd's mil• 1961 - DarreU Nibert I retreat from it and when t.o Los Ang. 000 001 OliO- 1 t 1 San Frun. 000 002 ()(I(}- 2 3 0 L~ague batting crown m 1960 'I cup three consecutive years191i2 -1Janiel Lee : maintain lt at all eostll. But Jol,l'l Tannehill 12 of Middle- ]';EW YORK (UP!) - J o 11 Baltimore 200 000 3lx- 6 12 0 Stallard, Bear n art h 17), With a .320 mark and in 1962 Dan B~about did it in 1951 52· 1963 -Larry Betz ' h b h b · 161. Puerto Rico, otlt,...; d Gonder 'th ~ w en res 1stan 1 e av 1or e- port 1s m Columbus Jodav com . ld 181 326 f k Chance, Osinski (7), Duliba Wa e 1e an · WI a · 53, and Darrt:ll Ntbert sccom1comes 1 child's responst toward peli~g 111 the Midwest Rt>glon Wilbert McClure, t~If:!. (6), Whether it was age 136) or P1·lS hed th e tr IC k 1n 1959-..••at 1everytlun~~:. . . then become! al Ta:11e Tenn1s Tflurnament at (7) and Rodgen. Bun ker (•,)"U•1 O'Dell ' Bolin (I) ' Larsen • nr • ENTERS 111IRD .ROUND 1t Ohio. It!. Wmner- the National League pitchers, The Gtl Daggs mtle began I I Could It be th t th'•s B R C t and Orsino · Loser - Chance Shaw (8) and Haller -Larsen Runnes 1 never caug111 on as a one yea sHer the famous milSTOKEPOGES , E n~~: 11n d .ser a ' the catty ecreatwn en er, Bearnarth (2·3) . •I.AO<IerchildOU:II.. 1. ht feed . S 1 1 ( Z.I) . HRs-Aparicio' Orsino. Colt arter being traded from . . . , . I ofS In , "' lg 11\f!: 1or r om 247 l'o.-ul th H!gh- t (2nd lame) (6-1 ). I er dedicated Memonal Fleld s (UPI) -Angel Mlgue pa from too many pressure!' Pres- I He is entered in two div isions Los Ang. 000 000 ooo- 0 8 31 Boston ~~last se~on. I track dJudd _ran on the local entered the third round of ttJt. lsures such as rugged schedule Mid et, lhrough age 13 , and the I Baltimore 000 600 33x-12 12 0 Major League Leaders He battea .2a3 In hts first I track tJefore It was completed Gevacolor gulf tournament to- I ol activitlet school work 4_H , Bov! divi;;:ion through age 15 R. Lee, Smith {5), Dullba (6) By UoUed Pres1 liiternatloa•l ye-ar in the National League in April 1941!. (While here, he 1day with a two stroke lead af- ! work _ activities Ulking ' their I E~rlit>r - thi~ year Tannehili National Leapt had t~ _have a ia.te season at a Father·Son banquet ter firing a record-breaking sev- ' toll of houl'! lnd energy _ woo first place Midget singles Osinski (7) and Satrlano. Papond pas (2-2) and Brown. Loser -, G. AB R. H. Pet. to flmsh that high. 16 years ago) . en-under-p!lr 65 Friday . Miguel I Probably on~ of the more tro.phies in the Buf' keve Ol>en R. Lee (1~1). HR-Brandt. Mays, SF 25102 27 44 .431 Prui(.oUS Gill Godd milt win· .has a 35-hole total oC 133. I common types of misi:M!havior In and the Ohio Closed . tourna. 1 Williams Chi 24 95 19 38 .400 ~- -~, . . Kt1 hi Nv 21 59 6 23 390 I"-H meetings is the "clown" or I ment-11 ~nd second smgl~ place ROBINSON'S Kan. Clly 010 005 05()-11 II o' Cl~ente, Pitt T/118 21 42. ,362 "ahow • oiL" Tho child who : in Boys division of th• Buckeye Launde-r.rs-Dry Cle•l"if'l'l · New York 000 ~ (1(10-- 0 g 2 · Cardens Cin 27 96 17 34 .354 , e-ndlessly clowns causes the oth- 1 Open . _ . Convenient Pickup Segul (2-2) and Lau, Edwards Torre, Muw 28112 18 39 .348 er memben to laugh and may I Tite M,dw£'_111 event today 1 ~ Stations In (1) . ferry, Daley (6), Mlkkel· Johnson, Cin 20 55 13 19 .34~ even aet some admiring glanc~s • . Two-Star tmmHm;nt sane~ MlDOlEPORT-POMEROY-:;. sen IBJ and Howard. Loser - Stargell Pitt 22 89 17 30 .337 tloned b.~ the U 5 ·1 .T.A . H at1 from club members. Could this Ph. Pom.roy WY 2-5'21 ~ Terry. (1-2). HR-Colavito. Boyer 'stL 29 113 18 38 .336 By Bryaon R . Carter On the other hand they are juat be bubbling over with en- , tracl~_ high ~ · S- ra~~ p!a,Y" Middleport WY 2·5130 Santo 'Chi 23 82 13 'll .m During the past few months sometime~ in conflict with the thusiasm or pe:rbQI it b an ers m Men s. Jun 1_m: . Men s. .'MIMesota 000 000 OJ8-1 5 11 ' Amnl('an League 4-H advisors have ask~ child's basic drives. indication of distured feelinl{s 8oys, and M•dget diVISions Bo~ton 000 000 00- 8 1 . G. AB R. H. Pet. me to help them in dealing The individual'• ability Is ' tht part ol. the child? PaiCUal · (4-2) and BaUey. Oliva, Mlnn 27120 28 51 .42S By United Pre• llttematloaal with the child or group of child- challenged by the tasks present~ : Maybe this "clown~' i1 !aylng. Amerlcaa League ren who display displeasing be. ed by ea~h period of life. To ma- , "I don't want to be- left oot." Monbouquettt, Radatz (9J and Bresoud, Bo!l 26105 16 39 .371 Tillman. Loser- Monbouquette Fregosi, LA 24 82 21 30 .366 W. L. Pd. lb havior in 4-H meetings an d jture socially, emotiona!ly and "I feet alOOf - I want to be (1-5). Freehan, Det 20 69 B 24 .348 14 8 .636 ·· other 4-H activities. HHving to l· intellectually, tle mm1t achteve :]iked .'' Yet we find none _of~ Siebern, Bait 27 95 18 32 .337 15 9 .625 .. · with behavior problems In 1 these goals. When ne emerges other members choose thJs c1ld Chicago 001 001 OOIJ.- 2 7 0 Robinson, Bal 27105 15 35 .333 16 II .593 ~ 4--H club work Is not just limit~ from one particular j:M!riod will all • friend, a committee memWult-. 00 000 ooo- 3 1 Robinson, Chi 22 82 15 27 .329 York 13 10 .~ 11,-2 1ed to 4-H adv~ . lht! be eager, willing or reluctant ber or aa a work companion. BUihal:dt (3--2) and McNert· Howser, Clev 24103 15 33 .320 Minnesota 15 12 .556 114 Extension agents a~ often un- to go ahead? Could we give this boy or birl oey . .O.teen (2-4) and Brumley. Hinton, Wag 29109 14- 33 .303 Detroit . 11 14 ,440 tlf.l decided as to what action to J don't know o1 any definite in opportunity lo ''Show-off'' .. . Tillman, 8os 23 76 . 7 2S .303 KMsas Clty 11 15 .423 5 lake in handlin the unruly bov procedure or prescription to fol- t with a skill, a ~sum~ng inter_' 030 000 322--101311 Nichlson, Chi 22 76 15 23 .303 WashlnKton 13 18 .41t 5'h il at c m a~ ~·t low In aU cases when you en. est or a task which will t:onlri0 SeeThe 300 001 101- 6 10 2 Home RUnt Angeles 12 17 .414 5lf.t h' g r . I~ P counler 8 constant troub\emak-1 butt to tht club's auccess and • 10 11 385 6 1 e coun1y 1atr. m sure par. hi ......wf 't' f b' McMahon (2) • BeII Nad onaI I..NIUI!'- Illays, Gl.- .I I • ents .themselves wish at times ler. When I say procedure or ; KtVt m r.... ~m loo rom IS Full Une ~pathy (7), Siebert (9) ants 13; Howard, Dodgers 1.1: Friday I ResuJU for an exact answer to the prescription, I mean a way to fellow members. At ... : mano. Wickersham, 1 WUUams, Cu~s 8; Allen, Phlls MU:meS?ta 1 Boston 0, nigh~ estlon of handling displeasing handle the troublemaker thai Perh.aps you can help him • Sherry · ), Navarro (9) and 7; McCovey, Giants; Stargell, City 11 New York _o, mght ~h i will not Increase the likelihood , stand off and lake a long look 8 Freofum. ~Winner - Bell (:Z.I). Pirates· Rodgers, CUbs all 6. 6 Los Ang. 1, 1at, twi h In I of the chlki beinor reluctant to I at himself. Let him know that v or.nd II . •(' ") HRs ' Le ~~J 'to 12 LM Ang 0 2nd night 8 oys a g r s w o range ' "" I t· nd th th b' LoHten,.. m or.J . AmeuaD ape - UJ&Vl ' - • ' . a e from about i ears to 17 , go ahead when be emerges from ! re~ lzt: u ernea e lg HYour BMW-Honda-Norton--Triumph Ohler"' -Calb, .' mpe, Chance, Kin- Athletics 10; Hall, Twins 9; AI~ '2 Washington 0, ntgbt of age re c~llenged by tbe present period cf hf~. hes • youngster who RouMt SOA & 33:, 1 Ml1• North of Athans llall 1 lison Twns t· Skowron Sena· 10 Detroit 5 .r ......n a . . to be noticed, who does Open 9 ht 5 Mon. Thurs. Slt.-9 to I TueL W•d. F'rl. 1 1 · •_ ' , H kl• India ' Ollv8 Saturday's Prebeble PitcWI three important penods of !1Ce.[ There are , however. aome not t to be th ki d of per· 1· .-pe ton 8' e • ns, ' Th di 'd'10 I' between each th' th t u can do Ask yourwan e n L Y 2-8464 Athena, 0. ClnctDniU 02G 001 018-10 14 1 Twins; Wagner, Indians, aU 7. CleVeland at Detroit - Kr. e VI ~ me mgs. a yo. · 80ft be ls. but who doesn't know ,.i agalnst federal prosecutor& in 1 ., . ., .... , .... 1 Demand Money Be Returned who are demanding a eourt-ordered refund to tbe Ttam.sters' ' •• ::t Hoffa Rebels t,. ~ I c WAHAMA TRACK TFAM - First ro11•, I lor, Mike VanMatre, Mickey Beach, Rich Rood, Carby Sawyero, Butch ty . , Brown. Paul Hoffman . David Cookt' . Bob Sawyers, Vance Dawson, second row , Ronnie Roush, Dale Rollins, Earl The Ohioan laid the GOP Riley , Larry Ball , Jimmie Maynard. Bill Barton, Glenn Johnson, Randy Van Meter, Ray Varian, Reggie Hart, and congressmen "would be better third row . Kennv Fry. Randy Weaver , Greg Erwin, Bob Thompson. Ershel Riffle, Mike Layne, Clyde Weaver, John ·•etvl"l the nation by lryJna 1o Wamsley, Harry Roush, and Pete Karschnik. Absent when the picture was taken was Coach John Grandstaff. do Jomttbinl about poverty rather then !'t15111'Unl to poUti· cal misreprestntation. •• •• • 1 ., StilwellStopsDevilsWith 9 Hits; Hummel~ King Star eoncentr•ttd h1l war on povll'- J WASHINGTON (UPI) - Un· ion paymC"nt ot James R. Hoffa's legal expense:!l Js under attack by rank..and--fUe rebels ' Logan Trips Gallipolis 7-5, Claims Baseball CroWIIi• o... I , " WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ohio Pemocratle !lop. W'l/nt lfo1l has accused two Republltan CO!lji"OIWllon of allomi>tlna "the bigae~t poUUeal owtndlt ol ~~>• yev" In their •loll lo Iarmon on Mro. Lyndoo B. Johruon'a Alobama formlan<l. Tho &almont County ....,..,. man oakt Rep. Marlin of Nebraoka an<l Rep, Ill. G. any. der of Kllllldety, "bit a ... low In poiiUeo" when they roeonlod their convtmUooa with till ·rarmen with 1 hidda tape .... col<lor. CalllnC Marttri and S n y d ar "sell-proclaimed llltlkl,11 &)'I chareod tho Pllr with aUimpt· ing • twlndlo by oaylnfl tbelr microphollo didn't wo:k weD. "U tha tananll bad alld uythins derocatory, yoo can bot your botlom dollar tho mi<rophone woold bavo boon wilrklnc perfe<Uy," Haye uld. Seydtr end Merlin rtported that tananta oa Mro. Johnaon'o land wert Uvi"l In povoryt u bad u tbet In tha Applllebll oroo whvt tho Protldent hoi .. .- ~ Hays Seeing Big Swindle In GOP Move ~ ahama • • • • ·· ·- ' .~ · . ~ · g ' ' ®· ' ; I• oa o ~ ! ' .' ; ••• for hundreds of things within your home ••. redo ... redecorate ••• revitalize with DEVOE PAINTS ., CAROLINA LUMBER and 1SUPPLY CO. eCeah & O.rry · ., Opp. I & 0 Dope! elu••~T.,.. ""· 440 PI, PM. AM. .. '' ' ·-- ... { • .d ' ~ I " ~ ~ ' ' ' ~h& Doll"" . Pt. PIIIIIJII-.~..) �' i. • ~ • . • . ~ •• • • -... .. . . • • , - • • • • • . . • • • • • • • ~ ~ , • .. , - • -.. - ... ., ,... . ...... ... - . . . . .. , .. •. , . -- - ~ . ~-- - . ,._ .. . ...... .. .. . "" . . . . . . ... ~' .. " ..·... - ... .., . ... / • New In Farming l Cut~ing .. Hay Early 0 • IS • Vit:d -Factor In . • '.1• · f ' ' . . \ By c . E. BLAKESLEE Ishown that early cut weathered 1 In these tests the initial-bJoom $11 per ton more .than late-cut always a dependable indtcation stage of maximum eed va1ue County ~nslon Acenl hay produced 3,760 pounds of Jha.Y produced 315 pounds morl! alfalfa hay. The M1ch1tan trials of proper cutting ume, 0 h.lo are : . . Agricukuro Idigestable dry matter per acre 1milk than the fuU-bloom hay. also: showed that a gtaln cost agronomists recommend cuttlllll I, High moisture, bill> protein, obould be capablt of Mow drylllg 11 lha tlnll lm· Cutung hay early is the most ed h od IWllh m1lk pr·ced at $3.50 per savmgs of $46 per cow per year hay crops accordong to lhe fol- and a high rale of enzyme oct1t1 roll P'f.'!"""• portan1 step In harvestlhtl hi~h ~ Important smgle factor in pro- ILate cut weather ay pr uc. hundredweight, tbe early - cut could be credited to early...cut lowing dates: AHalfa Orchard ivity whleh make lield drying have a.JBBP quality hay. The prlncJple d~ ducing quality hay. ed only 3~ pounds. In dJ~e~ l alfalfa hay was ~orth about $12 hay . !Grass - May 15-25, Alfalfa of the succulent early-cut hay that lett " 1e rolla vantllge of mow~ ate re. r.~ost Meigs county farmers table protem the early cut y1eld Iper t~ r:nore than Ule later-c::ut TAKE 'CARE Brome- May 25-30, Alfa1fa T1m- difficUlt. that lets the rolls dulillon of field dpOf!lm'e \1mt dela v cutting beyond the stage was 716 pounds as compared to 1hay. Stmlia~ r~sults ":ere obt~ Cutting hay too ,. early, of .othy, May 25 to June I 2 Cold, damp soil which re~ ~lose slghUy to &Uit and saving oC valuable feed nuel maXJmum hav quahty . They 586 pounds per acre for the late led from M1chtgan daary feeding course, can result m damage to Principal factors which dis- duces the flekJ drying rate. variattons m amount ~~ crop trients by saving leaves. harvest more to~s but because Icut. trials which indicated early.-cut the legume stand. !courage many Meigs County S. Prevalence o( cool, cloudy . through - while stUl . t ot decreased palatabili1v and di-1 Let's translate these Hgures laflaUa hay to be worth $10 to , Because legume bloom is notlfarmers from cuttng hay at the days durins the late May- early a constant pressure . Timely cuUmg hu • ll'ea et gestibility. less feed v~lu... is ' into the prime interest of the · June period. the crop. mfluence than any otb~ fad ·ll" stored in the barn. dairymen - more milk pr-r cow School on May 5. The club ad· Field conditioning, that is, rak:- Whether you prefe~ crushing in ~arv:ttngFi~"g : , h!.!il Recent Ohio research h a s lat less cost. visors are Mrs. carper and ing when tough, and mechanical or crlmpltog, you'D save Ume ~:in~ willed, ODd ~,,;; "'Tests by the u . s. Department Mrs. Vada Hazelton. Projects ~hay cft1!ng will help r~uce and crop loss uyfu make aure flniahing, are steps wbicb facili· $ $ $ $ $ $ $ I Agriculture show the follow· were discussed. Next meeting theoe problem•. thus permit the your cotld.IHoner rolls .... ad- tate early cutting and aret bereing eomparison of milk prod.uc- will be May 12 at 4 p. m. at harvest and 3torage of h1gh justed properly for uniform fore very Important in makin& Ition when l'OWs were fed alfal- Bedford School. Nancy St. Clair quallty early cut hay. conditioning. For mulmum -t:f· .. ,A: h fa hay cut at three stages of and Cormie Reed wlll serve re· Hanging pictures properly is ance. Conditioning cuta drying time qWAJty ayy. growth _ initial4bloom lbud), freshments. as important as proper selec-- In summary, here are some 30 • 50 per cent By speeding ftciJveaess, field eoodltlon,ag The increased quaUty of the half-bloom and rull-bloom . tion. You'll appreciate attrac- questions to ask yourself in · the curing p.rocess oondi· ~ done within 30 min- hay dut to field conditioning and · productiOn . · the -Jamce Eastman. Reporter. t'JVe plc · t ures be s t when they JUugmg · • · your pictures. ' part in ulet alter cuUing, drYI·n g more '"·n ~mpensates ! The milk of plays a major ww "u ON dairy cows fed alfalfa tas sole , are well arrangeD. - Is each picture placed to quest for quality hay Hay should be raked when for increased cost. NEW HOLLAND ration! showed a dry matter in· Nease Settlement Clove,.retLtes Think of seeing and enjoying help complete a grouping or Conditioners - crushers' andlr--========~~~~~~~._._.,.._, , · met on May 4 at St. Pau s U· · h 1 ting 1 1m t 11 ·pace' and I lake per cow per day of 33.6 to Wayne Swisher's Lake to PthJc1ures w enl youf arteh se f~~ lcomAp e en! ta wa lti . - can reduce field Athen..Mol10 · h· e proper Pace or em. vvn- - re P c ures ow time from 30 to 50 per FARMEC Pounds· to 34 ·9 pounds · The milk study the~r. 0 I o Sl'd er rna k.mg a part·JCU 1ar wa 11 to form a um·1 WI'lh oth er furnLY 3-1682·WY 2-5270 ~· 'l )(>f cent fat -corrected milk) . proJect " This means greener leaf I B1rds." AdvtSors are Annabell r n'tur g ping ishiogs? · ·I DICK STERREt · ier, higher quality hay ·in a Farmstead Equipment production per cow per day was Huudashelt. Bettv Johnson and space. or ~r 1 e r0 u more mterestmg. If ~t least one - Are pictures within . each shorter period of time. Golllpollo 27.9 pounds for initial-bloom, 23· Eve! n Hollon · NOW DURING OUR f. pounds tor half-bloom, and y . of these ne~ ca.n t be met, roo":' hung to form a? fairly ev- When hay is conditioned, 446-3391 I 20.8 pounds for full-bloom. -Grace Hysell. Reporter maybe no picture Is necl:!ssary. en lme on the walls. plant stem is cracked or bruiseoljl CLYDE WALKI!R The milk produced per 100 Han~ pictures i.n relati(m t? Three tulletins ~re avalla~le in order to help the plant get pounds of dry matter was 79.9 Meigs 4--H Pleasure Riders furmture .groupmgs. and arch1· l froJ_D the Coo?erat1ve Extenst.on of moisture. In the case fOr initial-bloom, 67 .t pounds met 0 nMay 4 at St. Paul 's Lu- ~ectural hnes. A pictJlrc hu~g j Offtce on chmce and use o! pJc· crushers, the stem is cc:;:~·~~::~; Buy_ now and get a Money- for half-hlnom and 62 .0 pounds theran Church with Mrs. Down· m a~ empty ~all space w1th ~res. They are How to elect ed its entire length. { . Sa\•mg Bonus Cf'rtificatr lor Full-bloom. !"' and Mrs. Morga~ .. advisors, lnothmg. near It for s~pport has P1etures, How to Hang ~c- condition the stem at intervals with .vour P'Jrcha~e nf Nl'w --· _ __ m charge. Cheryl W 1 !hams and the appe,arance of be1ng alone. 1ure11, and How to Frame P.tc- of one to three inches Both me· Rollanrl or F'.armf'r Farm !Ht>ad Equipment Kathy Morgan reported or Nu· I ·It is . ·~'lually better to h~ ~rell. Call {446-0502) or write thods permit the ste~s to dr trition and Care flf Horses hght pictures on fairly hght , ror your free copies of these t b t th ,_ Y 11 COME IN Farm Loans . . walls and dark pictures on fair- bulletins if you are interested. ]th laea a oub t e sah~e ~a~f ats 1 - w·11·am Down1·e Jr ReI . e ves u crus mg 1s as 1 1 for FARMERS · ·· Jy dark walls. Sometimes, how' AND SEE US SOON! Riverview 4-H Club met on porler. lever for balance it is well to . T. . . by FARMERS" 'I 4 R. · Sch 1 · ' hJs means h1gher quallty hay 1• ay at lYerVJeW • , ~ · . consider tne test Of the group1 Margaret Brown and Pauline B1g Bend Boys me .. on May ing rather than the wall . F 0 r the leaves aren t al· Myers are the club advisors. 5 at the home of their advisor' Iinstance, a dark chair against to over-dry and shatter. Thf> 1 oembers worked on their ~Irs . Harold ~hse. The pro· a light wull is likely to look c;t;.J~CJNNAT I(UP[) best results, hay should be .;;ewing project ~. .1ect. les.wn Vi~s on Rope. The better with a dark picture. as soon as WY 2·5101 11 .Jean Whitehead, Reporter busmess meetmg was conducted Hanging Cues I C til 250 1 IOIJ·st• ~ :~~ IJF=m"o"w"ing.._. ====="ill Spring AYf. b . Jim Swatzel. . . . i a e , ca ves • Pome-roy Questions :.:.bout he1ght of p1c- tered sales slaughter ~iiili:::iil~:iil:;::::: '1iiiiiiii:~d~Bed~~fo~rd;_:B~el~le~s~m~e~t~a~l:~~~~ -John Lohse. Reporter tures are the most frequent we heifers and cows steady, iiiiii receiv~ in this area. Hand pic- receipts included around Court Street Rockettes met on tures with the center at about head steerr and heifers sold SALE~--, April 28 at the home of Linda eye level from where you will prior to arrivlll, bulla not White. Evelyn Holter is the ad- be looking. Witb this in mind, ed :small lots low to average visor of the club. The project placement of pictures will vary j choice 900 • 1000 lb slaughter Jesson was on selecting material. in height according to the steers 21-21.50, some gtandard The club worked on theiir pro- room. In a hall or entrance to ; holsteins 17-11.75, high good to gram for the coming year. a room you are not likely to be low choice 6!Wl-15 lb heifers 19.~ 3-14 INCH PLOWS . sitting whil• looking at a pic- 19.> .cows 12.50-1>.50; vealers ' •II ,, ,, •• - Edith Rose. Reporter. ture. In • li~ing room or den , mo"tly steady, choice 26 • 28, . . . you may be. Hang pictures in · good 23-26, ~tandard 20..23. I F1ve Pomt Star Stitchers met a child'" room at his eye level . AprH 30 at the home of Ann Hol· lrather than at an adult's. I ~ogs 1700; bulk recel{)ts , ter. Advi~ors are P~t Holter and IGroup them with his furniture · mtxed. grades 190-250 lb barrows WI 9·3202 Betty Milhoan. F1fteen at a level he can enjoy. and gtlts sows ~ear 4 per cent, RActNE, O. . an.c;wered roll call With a Avoid a broken line effect barrows .and gdts only PEARL STREET bad health habit and Jts correc- 1h . iclure as near! . 8 ~ ately act1ve, unevenly ,,. ' "iil~iiliil~~iiliiliiliiliiliil~iiliil~iiliiliiliil~iiliiliiliiliiliil~iiliil~~~ tion. The club constitution and :~~~~~ pevenl/'around \ h · 25 lower ;sows mostly r by-laws and the .program for the lp . to weak; 7> head u.s. .1-2 room. So.met'1mes 1't.IS eas1er commg year were presented. At k th to t lb barrows and gllts 15.75. eep e ps or cen ers reason- . ed 80-2.10 lb 1 15 60 2-3 I lhe close of the m~elmg a fll~ ably straight then the bottoms. mlX 1-3 1 5- . •'•;27oll was shown to the girls and theor K . . d th t t . 230.250 ib 14.5-15.20, Z.3 "' 1 · mothers Mothers attending eep 1 ~ mm t 81 1 IS 1 a r lb 14.2S.14.50, scattered lots more lmporan or a p cture h'ghl . ed ;•hts b I •veor-11 • • • • • • iI are '1]., rs.. Wood row Mora, Mrs. to belong to 8 grouping than l Y nux we.., u .•· 'th . age 22-250 lb 14.35-14.85, , Jack Spencer. Mrs. Horace Karr f It t b . I' 0 e 1" me W1 a PlC· 275-350 lb sows Mrs. Samuel Michael, Mrs. or 11 1 .. tureoo-~m. b Charles Gnffoth, Mrs. Dav1d K . h . 1 01 I b 12-13; 2-3 40.550 I . ~ Holter and Mrs. Kenneth Amseepmg t e Size or sea e 12.2.1, No. 3 550-600 lb HanJJJng • p•ICt ures properIy ,=::i=m====•=ti' J r in cmtllllalf1tll Ill lilt dlllbluN COIIIelll reacbtl 50 because baf ro 5& percent (when wilted). aOndltloatd In raldl!lllnkuttlnl hay, evold uniformly. And 11 take• un- doUblint wlndrowl ud rolling drying to make .. lll&lr the hay. U&bt. lluliiY wlndorws crop, If a crusbef ~ help ro reduct fteld drying Um~. roll pre511ure ~ The first prlnclple 01 raking I! to lhe_ "'JiiO to llllVe 111e hay ulltue 81 pos. "".ind of .crop t be aible. 16, 1964 a l • '. o.. May c ' QUaIlty r·op ol-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, '' • I I \ ., ,. , . I Patrol Staff Again Helping In Emergencies I w!.;, In One's Home Is Important SAVE ' NOT JUST ALOAN -BUT OVER-ALL FINANCING I '•I THROUGH BONUS BONANZA fOAm !i!!!S!! It 11ilthu fUJI, ETERNAL TRAFFIC CITY-Be comforted, harried motorist, American eitie~t haven't jam market. Rome has plenty of them, too. '11Je Romans recently tried, however, to solve their perpetual traffic problem by bannln& parking on 57 main streets. They didn't have much luck, as evidenced by this tanglt. nut the jam is understandable. Rome's auto population bas jumped 500,000 in 10 yearL I Better Health Cilisem Bnnd Club Club of Laurel Auxiliary Meet. NO Apple Grove Cliff Meets Mrs. Henry Reibel was tess to the Past Counci1ors Theodorus Council, America, Thursday conducted by Mrs. !I 4-H Club News Market Report New stainless steel sklcls In center 1utomatlcally keep brushes at proper leolll tor pntiHt shami)ODI fll. NOW RUGS DONE AT HOME LOOK "'SENT..OUT" IIAutiFUL! Evel)'ttllnl you need to know 1bout lharnpooinl rup Wit detlJnecl Into thlt new Eu11kl. And how you'll S1Y1 blclule you CIR do such a professional job yourself! ALSO WinS, PDLISHI!S, SCIUIS, BUFFS FLOIIU Come5 complete with full floor cere kit-Polish in g-Scrubbi nB Brush~Rs. Shampooing Brushes, N~lon Web Scrubbing Pads, Buffin& Pads. ® MAX WARD , WY 2·2460 liS E. 2nd Pomeroy MILLER'S MAYTAG Sure Sign of Quality" 1 ) NOW . - - FOR FARMALL 400 t0 ge · t your r:nem· DekaJh . GRAVEL Y mOws fast for top 1 . . bary. I ~he ptctur... .~late~ tl~the fum. 1ture groupmg anu e amount 1 -Louise and Lenora Michael. of w~Jl .;pace i.s ~lso i portant. i Reporter.-. For mstance, .'t IS e~s) to see that a small p1cture IS out of I The Reddy Tillawatts met ~n .scale wilh a large chair or a G [ owel~ ' s big 50 . R()lar~ Mower makes last worK ollarge Iawlis .. . i May 2 at the home of the1r huge amount of wall space. If ! one of 31 tools powered by the advisor ,Mrs. Gail Buck. Pro- 1the subject or color of a small j ver~atile . all · g~ar dme Gravel~ ject lesson was on commercial picture goes with a grouping of Trador. Ask lar ~om free demon· fertilizers. Dwight (Skip) Logan Ilarge scale, combine the · strat1an today! gave a demonstration on safety ture with other small ones. & bwith lawn mdowerhs. Each mem1·1an the pictures within one large er reporte on t e progress 0 Iframe or each picture in a 'irni· 512 E. M1in WY 2-2975 Pomeroy h1s garden. Jar frame. l ~iiliiliiliil~::::::i~~=~===::.:~=~iiliiliiliiliiliiliiliil~~ -Gloria Buck, Junior Leader. In 8 pleasing plc~re arrange• Iment, t~e .point of Interest ~r empbasu; IS lmport~nt. If PIC· .i BALLARD GRADUATES jtures are to be enJoyed there 111. ~ Airman Third Class Melvin should be opportunity to give , Ballard, son of Mr _ and 1 them attentioiJ. A few good pic; Ralph H. Ballard or R. R. tures surTounded by restful wall 1, Um& Bottom, has gradu- space have good emphasis. Ev· 1·~ · -•-i.rd from the technic~} train- ery object n!ar the picture, .inI , course for U. S. A1r Force eluding those of a decorative i' jet engine mechanics at Shep- nature. should be considered a /1 pard AFB. Tex . He is a grad- part of tho group. Each object / ' of Eastern Loca I High should take its proper place in 1 ordtr to have a balanced appear. $353.00 . 'J Gravely Tratlor Sales Serv. ' BEST Buys j /• / -• New l HP SABRE 11.50; boars steady UJ 25 at 1.50-1.75 few head •toundJII ... 20 Jb 11. · Sheep 100. not enough recr.ipts to test trade. ' '/'JI/rnv/ll vu boris Sayre and snns of Columbus spent the week end wlth her fatl'ler George Hay. ' ....'-..:....._ _ _ _ __ __ ~~ACRIS ~~ ADAY Good Used Refrigerators _ as low as $25 ---------- BULK DRY FERTILIZER FROM OUR BULK WAREHOUSE IN POMEROY -SERVING MEIGS, Look For the Big 'L' On Rt. 7 & 33 At Upper End of Pomeroy I & FertiliHr O.,t. o,.., Tl.l 5 p.m. I Coontry - . 0,.., Til iLI~J9p.m., Mon. Thru S.t. GILMORE'S SUPPLY STORE GROWING PROGRAMS M1ke surt you aive your flock or herd 1 uft start tnd sound growth with Provica Feed$ ana Concentrates, Thoroqh resmt!J procedures by ex· perlenced specl•li~ts assure safe and sound startln1 tnd growing. Protect your flctck or h&rd lnvestm~~nt with 1 0 Phone WY 2-2161 Minersville, Ohio CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION obtain $400,000 to build and equip the new library. HON. JAMES A. RHODES Honorary Chairman Not one of them went to Rio Grande College. Only one tives in the vicinity '' STANLEY L. EVANS of the College. They gave because they see Rio Grande as a vital, growing, ' General Chairman FRANCIS W. SHANE1 M.D. Aasoclate GeneraJ Cnalrrnan SAMUELS. DAVIS, Chairman Leadership Gifts Dlvision - educational, cultural and economic asset to southeastern Ohio. But will they do so again at some future time of need' Very tikely, if they see strong support and widespread loyalty among friends and alumni. 11 not, E. E. DAVIS. Chairman they are likely to reason- "Why lillould I care?" Special Gifts Division Columbvs-lbrry .'ol. GllllpOU. - IIUier Dollars are Important, of course, hut equal or perhaps greater importance Har1UI4 Kar\lft lroat~m-Davld Cro-, li:IICI • lies in the number of alumni and friends who demon~trate their appreciation. Jaebon--J. Willard Pouu MeArthur-BoMrt B. Will, Sr. -Mirror. Oak HIII-1Uchud Brown affection and loyalty by making a three year subscription to the current Point Pleannt-J•me-t Fllber Pornet<:ly-A. R. Knt.sbt Well&tan-C. H. Jonu campaign. DR ISAAC HAYDEN JONES Foundation• Committee REV. W. LUTHER TRACY Facully and Staff Division • WE ARE DEPENDING ON YOU to make the College look good to the whole world - but particularly to the North Central Association of Colleg'" wblch DR. W. HOLLIS EWING determines our accreditation status. "BIG BROTHER" is watching us - aod Alumni Division JOHN E. HALLIDAy that's no joke. It Is up to you - and the answer Is more critical than you Prospect Listint Committee th' k , 10 MRS. MARIANNE B. CAMPBELL may . ' Public Relations Committee . . · h' b t t · 11 t ev MRS. LOLA MAE SUITER If you have already made a subsCTJptwn, 1gnore t ts u pu m a ca o s • Arran•ementa Committee eral of your friends and urge their support. What you do will really wunt. THANKS! MRS. JEAN L. COOPER Sincerely, Audltlna Commltteo St~n1ey Feabn e·Paeked FRIQID_AIItE Space-Saver! FARMALL' ~~~ Do a wall or an entire room. Tile-A·Mirror will make fny room look larger, lighter, brightl!!r! Tile·A-Mlrror comes in 12" x 12" tiles that go (IOU - " " ' up easily and quickly to give your room the beauty ot eustorT. crafted mirrored walls. Electro topper plated sitverine Is maker..,ueranteed " agllinst discoloration. Etch carton of 12 mirrora comes complete with adh~ive and iverythins nec!!Sil)' to do it yourself. By R.....,. GillS and Mi"or Company, · 111• ,.... .....,. • Husky, 1-2-plow power • Wid~ choic• of matchecl mow•,. • Ea•v cun., bar "'15·", , nmm.~• wllh hydraulic Touch • Ampl• clearance Cenlrlt • Donn1 of othtr tl.m"" I FAIIMALL ICQ ·-loti d ~,I, """ ,....,.'26·'5 \ ' '' . MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY WY 24176 · .( *"4:,. '. feature• R.. r ~tlgs SHOP t5•11j GIN '"' ~I '31•.. ,. >"; GtnHal Hospltel ~,.., , ... ·- '. .. l . I TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX e and ~~~~-· •$119 11............. , _ t ; ;.;.; ; ; -~ .;,; ;,;.; .:'. " " Pledge To 1 I I I (~~~~), ~. ~~~~~.'' I "I "o .....,.,_ ~.t~~~~ts. ~~~~~i·n·g· .o.~ .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·.·.·.·.• Mrs, Jeen * --RIO GRANDE COLLEGE FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN - 1964 I ~ M1ll Tree•urer I Ev~ns To further improve the educational facilities and resources of the College including the bulldint1lf a new library, and in c<>nsideratlon of the gifts of others, It is my1our intention to oontrihute the sum of: . . •• SIGNATURE . "" .. " ............ " " ...... DATE ............... MAILING ADDREsS .••.•.•••'•••••...•..••.... - ...• -•••..••........ S.cretary- o. o. .-J~Ut ~ !il. fomlfOJ I CQOper, MIDDLEPORT, 0. • coMPTON, 0 'f '01t\ , ,... I Sf . ', 10 12, 2tel &!CioN at N- on. I Clip holds lois- L. General Chairman • Bll63-lb. f r - chest. • 1litl chiR drowor for rmto melts, cold cuto. Futl-wldth H~r~tor far wpllbles. ' • DHp-shetf stortee dDor McCOitMICK" Try our 1·2..plow OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES DR. ALPHUS R. CHRISTENSEN WHY SHOULD I GIVE 1'0 RIO GRANDE COLLEGE? hPsidenL of the Colleee This is the question being asked of themselves by three donors who have DR. J. BOYD DAVIS President. Board of Trustees wntributed $20,000., $21,000., ud $50,000. to the current campaign to ' I STARTING AND Provico Pro11t·Proven feedlnf Pro(l'am. SHOP YOUR LOCAL LANDMARK Rio Grande, Ohio D Good Used Freezers ___ as low as $65 SAVE AS MUCH AS __ _ __ r=---, Vlt'"il 1964 In Preparation lor lhe Second Century of Service MOWUPFO 9711 WE ARE NOW APPLYING 28 and 20% LIQUID NITROGEN Call Us Today ... WY 2·2181 Sugar Run Flour Mills THREI!. ANIMALS SOLD Tony Fowler, Phone WY-2·2115 Roger Ritchie bas reported N. 2nd, Avi. the sale of a registered horned · bull to H. B. VickerS l';:=:=:=:=:~iiliil~iiliil~~ J.-1arietta. Larry Ritch. I; ie reported the saL of an· I n U/~l IIHI'rLI M'W,f'('~ other registered homed He ....... v~ ~ ~, K "~ ...., , , , ,,~ . ford cow to Wllliams & Cox's ,. Hereford Farm, Minersville. 12" X 12" MIRRORS YOU lfmiM.L 1tl .111f.ES and Freda Ritchie & Sons, all otsaleMinersville, has report'!d the of a regiatered horned Hereford cow to WiUiams & Cox's Hereford Farm, Minersville. M~. Fund Raising Campaign - Pomeroy ownor-opentor1 TILLERS ONLY Middleport Feed Mill \ Rio Grande College • Ohio Certified Seed Corn • Funk's Seed Corn ·. · • Fertilizer · b"ll"lty '· THANKS ••. seed.corn 1 1 'd WI e A MESSAGE TO MEIGS COUNTY is the Morris Equipment Co. I THANK YOU! 1 Fulton-Thompson Trattor Sales 10 ,...,. "80 your bouse mty htve been worth fl3,000 ~ today ir IDif be wonh Si8,000! Wh•l •brHII 1011r /ir# imur· """' Check raws oow for fire insurance that metllutel up to tod•y's value of your borne. Check with Nationwide - d~ company with,, ifh111 Jor • new Ull, • SOAK:OG~ATTI:g'STREAJ(INIIf LOOK!-NO RUG DOLLY! How much will go up In smoke? 1 . r - I SUbscription I P'Q'mont .... Contributions are <ledu~Uble for income ta< purpoiell '. . • • • • • • ' PLEASE MAKE CHECl(S P.AVABLE TO: ·$. . • • • •• RIO GRANDE COLLIG!, R.. J - - -.. ~f~ 01ile - ... .v "l'i ' i - - .... I I - �. . . ... .. - . . . - .. .. .. . . .. . . - _ ,,. - ... .··· ·····-···· ' - ..,.. ' ' ... . . . , . . . .. . ~· ··· · - ···· ~ L .. ., O " oO .. . . ........ . . .... . .,....... ... -.--- · .. ... ........ _... _.... ' . ~·. · · ·.· . .... ... · · ·····~ · .... ... OOt••~· . _,.. .,, . . . . ... . ,., . , ~ ~ • . . . . .... - ...... , •• , • • , . . . . . . . . ... J • • - ... ....... ----- . ... . . .. . '' "b • c au aa of oor mloglvlnp ib'eo and ' aboct nomillallng I! 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 16, 1~64 WANT AD IN FORMA TlON DIUUI.II'IID' , no t' ~· ,. 1Ynnt11~ s"""" Dioldllnr 1'0!1"''.,,.,. A. M Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 1 <;,-011 QUALITY " ""~ priced for quick dispo!&l. SO gal. automatle hot water \ beater, gas $20.00 ~ heavy wood doors 82" J. 36" 1. 1~,~,.. ea .I.OO ~ ft . step ladder 1.00 Heavy wood frame windows suitable for sunporch, greenhou.k, etc. I ~ /14.N• · I!:t.~ . Ar10N. I ".,HIII' ' 'T' IUN!> ..\' 111 •""~"""'' "' •1n t1 1 ~;flfl •• 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ $1 S9S h·ory and blue finish . Spotles6 int!'rior, radio, heater, V8 engine, Powergli.de, like new whitew~\1 tirt'!B. 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Door $129S Spotless clean interior. White flni ~ h . V8 engine, power sleHing, power braket~, auto. trans ., rad io and heater 1962 Ford Falcon 2 Door $1395 De-\u'!( e \'inyl trim , tirs likP nPw, •u tomatlc trant~ . Radio and hPate r. Blue fini sh. rhe I> U """ fl~ l ·nltr•oo •bo r Lrflt n @ " '' ,,. ,.. ~~.-· • .,, orl· <IH" m tll ·"' t.-•"""" ""''" •·r.-nn ohn u 1.-1 •""' '"'' ...... ,...-u ~• .. t• no rh.- "" " ••h.-• "' '~' ~"' " ' •r.,aM'" '• ' ~'~ " " ~n ~ 'Tinrf" t n• • o; ,.. n• • W•n• "" Se-rvtl:"fl P'" ' """" <me • n ~ert.! n1' "-l lnl tnn"' i' h n r• eo ....,._ o e,,. ,_, ..-,.-(1 ...,, rnrro 1t ''"'• D••c:aun• " P,••a -a• ~ nto •na otuTu rutn ., ... .. lnnll wnro I C on· •co """., 1 , ,yo" "' ,,oo .. "' Dall' . l 1:1-"" •d• •o~ 0 p•ld .... ,,,,. ' ' '"'· .AKD ot rHAI'!Ks "" "R'u _ tt .llll ror IMI •mum f "' ,.,....,,,,. r l '""'rr1nn ·~ ea.l 00 36'' 11as range . . . . . . . . 15.00 Kitchen utiJity cabinet 72"x19¥.1"t13 Double opringsbed size coli. .. 600 Auto s.1es _ 19SB DOOOE V-1 .Corooet, 1 door. red, gray, whit<; radio Uealila ~ and heater. automatic transmission. Contact EImer W yow .ewer trollblel Young, or phone WY z.6073 Wt bn a B after i p~m. , S.15-3tp - M.. blnel 1955 PONIAC, 4 door, au tom a· tic transmission. good tireo, biOI CaB w~ wt'l' Day or Nlpt radio and new battery. Mn. ----,,~--------' ·• de Grace Oiler, Syracuse, Ohio, WY 2 - . 5 14 3tc RHl Est1te For Sale _ - --- lMI Gn••· PI••Ma& M-...ue.- -·lite I, "'""'" -'""' •·• ~ .,.oo •••• I FO. R SALE Metal kitchen table ~~·1~;~:~th .:~wer (}t. ® .BCO.XC;._CUCKLPHEO . RN,EREW,AL!ORu Y ~38 ~ o 1 a111111 ~ EDITOR'S NOTE: Wh•t It the ••Mt 11t11ippt Projecl" iii about? The foUowiDI: dispatch namtne• in detail the newest wrlakle In the clvU rlpls eampatga. By ~L KUETI'NER United Prnt IDtenl•tloaal 1~~:~Rf~:~m;.:;.;.~s~!· j and unsuperviaed PU&rlm•• to MisslssippJ. Sponsors o1 the project do not minimize the problem. They tell applicanln to br!Dg $1~ for U•· ing expenses and to bP able to raise up to ~ for bondl if they are arrested. Many of the white studenll ac~ 1~r:-tw-o FO~R-SALE· I I ~e ' 11 ~ 15 c 82t1 ~ :e;~: Z:~ ~~:1:t ~n t~ ~liCh~~:wt$5951 ~:~· r~btut 1 es~bU~h~ ";~ ~'! l ,oo· :;O.pounFdobragSsa'I' Be''-size Ka- Da~•dson 1..:::::::-::::::::-:::::= ~ ON~ :3' bm~t ~ r~l<.tions , . roll~. Fr~ ==~·- re~ullt tt'!S. !~-- -~ 2~ ; --~--- 1 ~peri ~ I Pom~roy. lik~ ~-- etnhclos~ Rts _ 143 an1. 5 15 _5tc 1I Plymouth. Call VI 3·2278. _ house withbarn running • 3-1. Mls rellaneou_s d d I 2·22M__ basement (32x42),water, teedk din fgoo con .1- 1. USED · SINC.EH · - -·1; PAINTING outs!'d e an d 1ns ld e - shed 12000 . d l'n furn11ure. 111 M . mac-hine : ~ ~--5 15 3tc wn . R" llna .. r ol hnew urmI in a brand new sewing tab.le , NEW AND USED air I Ail kinds roof work, reason· mg sq. - , an1 1 t urf' ne c e lpped t o butlonnole , Zig d etta . '.i\(1 {12x.M ), ot_ h er o_utqu compressors, welding ro . able prices . By job or hour. bu id l 5 h. 15 2\.p f-I dO<'s za g, al sews , and Free demonstration. . I (can mgs_ be 40 acres . l g nerin Izippe-rs household p W Pomeroy Phone Vl 3-2700. 5 9 121c tlon doubled_m}. cultlva· plenty r. nn~c 1 announres JJ) o e a Landma,·k. h. Y 2-2181 . t t be d 100 k J Dfices will he dosed through I menrli11g. Will sell for $49 81 , McCOY, AUl"''')(tNEEH, II m· A t lm I tei:M 5 15 31c pas ure, I acres r an L 0. 8 1 5t 2-- l' LIVE B"•IT 2-4 ' v· Chester, Ohio. 3 23 tfe \COTTAGE block this weekend. H1·s will 22M ea:;;h or terms. Phvoe WY ,.- 11 s·ra mera- s. Concrete ea a .,.,...vv. re-o pen on Mon dav. Ma\' 18. · 15 c I . . ed nd 5 1 1 115 30 5 t 1 _ _ __ _ _ _1ce, craw rs, mtnnows, 1o:v. x ), pas er 1 painted, good floors. o11 the Dq_!p 5 1 __2---=__ tKlRBY Vacuum Cleaner can't worms, svailable 24 hours. LOSE WEIGI-11 safely with Dex ! be Luld from new . Pulisher Fife's Trading Post be 10 w Professional pry Clean•ng I River with 120 feet frontage A-DIET t'blet s. Only 98c at and all al\achments mduded. High School. Route 7. Middle. \ ond Shirt Laundry on highway. Complete with your di"Ug lf brand new $235.00 . This one' port. 5 7 l2tc I Hour Cle•nm1 I furniture SZSOO.OO. 5 13 25tc \ like with new guarantee -Alterln1 •nd Rep•lrlnt , HaroW ColOns, Salesman , nd , B t S t . g for 11 or $7 .00 monthly. For Rent ••••••• and Zlppen ' WY 1-ZHO ,:1 'i . eau Y a1on, 1ea urm I Phone WY 2-2204 . 1 10 lbs. D- Cl11ning $2.00 WilUam lagels, Sale•man Reallsur Open evFOUR ROOMS and bath, 2 ga5 1 • r enings byprQducts appoinlment. 265 • (urnaces Wetzgall St. I DISCOUNTS WY 1-2171 5 15 3te 5 15 51 c PICKUP & DELIVERY 305 o SL ,s Middleport, d Be SWEET POTATO plants, N.h. Second WY 2-53__33. .- _ ·, _ 10. wner, an ra . nvarieties grown from certified • SMALL Apartmenl , d<Jse in' ABC CLEANERS ' NICE BUILDING lot vi of O nett. Pomeroy WY 2-5269. 1 set>. Bumgarner's Green· , town. l27 Butternut. . ' ew Ma<on house, New Haven . W. Va. & SHIRT LAUNDRY \ Grueser, nver. 80 xRiverview 165 for sale. Walter · . 5 16 tfc nsDrive, u~se • • • w~ld<>rs, ----·-- 1 1 I office~ =====c-~ ~tore. ~ -h~ our -~.l I 1 1 n~w ~\R ~ fiv~ l I ~5_1_6 _6tp . -·~· B PB~autifuHyk. ~on p~r ~=----· I ~IIAL. M"'O"D"'E;;RN=-4:--:r-oo_m_a~nd Brake Service +an, pnc~·;lea;· F(i{jjiF[OCiMil.ii;l~l:;llDi;do;;;;: Singer~~ ~ Copy-~ ~ -~ iij[;;;;d-~~;;;;;;;;;;t~I~JI~de; I, '"117 'ORYP1'0QUOTII - i• II !be ._ U..llocb ··- tbo~~- . . . . ~ - -~- ... dlfter-. .6. OIJp. . . . . . . . . .. l 1 \ . -Local communities u)Sy on each other for and firemen to deat · wltli "emergencies." PenalUes for most of -.lojlotl,\)IIS would be $SOil fine an4 months In jaiL ~lee OBC !,•=--==.:..--====; PIANOS -. 11'•• ............... wJ EH . RADIO- --- P£19GRAM LOG llfONQAY ·'I'IIIIOUGB Jl'IUI)AY 8:15 SliD Ott 8:15 r.luoiCII Clock 7:30,~l'!ewa Headlinet 7:31 MUoical Clock 7.45 The Lifeline 1·00 Ohio VaBey Newa I 11ii ·II'Brkf, NIIIMol N I ·IO SjiOrlo .., l :ls Woalber P1eture I II Maofcctl Qoci1 1-55 Community N I 00 Taik ol the I 55 Masou County N 10·00 F.q,uy Worsblp ":" 10·Ili Public Servlc our 10·3() Laiebstrtng e 10·55 World News 11:00 M-•·· Mel~-·-.. """"' 1' (e"""pt Frlday, Churcb Bella Rlnll 11:15 World News U IJ·OO . ~News JJ.ili Utili ' ws SJ 10 Marhlo 12·1S .uw n.. IJ ::IO ....,, .....,. Wlltbet ,,.r '. ISE u ... ~-o~-lloard IJ·..- -~• . ..,,.... :!'0 ~ Aceat 0 ·• ~ Go Rocmd N- IIIII Coui1try Go Rocmd N - IIIII 0 •,• Lett -. · - · I Break Newa D~ Thanks Sincerely To My Many Friends For Their AIR Conditioninl - reft'lgeratlon senice. Jaek'• Refrigeration, Letart. W. Va .. Phone 8112-.1537. 4 '10 tie I . . . . ' ' ' Community Nowa World, National Newa Spotfighl 101 Sporto Wllthor ' Meig~ QQ\I~ty Treasur..lr · , , '' II! 1,,.-,;; 'rNBPRlO LY JfiiO Klt'PNBPIIOLI.-'Il'LQRO VJf OBPO BPZLRY LO 'iCPXCY WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIIUl FRIDAY 8:00 $gn 011 NOltl 8:0II Sat:rad lleart 1::10 Country Jombone 6,30 Fann Nows l:&i Pat Bullranl. M·W·F l:&r> Metp Cl AJr. Ezt. · W~~r 1:8 00 flundcnm Sereu.... ~~:£:'y 00 · '"" .....,.. 1:110 Bapllot WJIIWI't Boar ::: WorldJ' Rntew ~;;~--~~~----~I:~OO~N~ewa~~~::~~--_t~~~~~~---~~--JJS~:A~~~~ '"' Wlflt lloa NANC .' ~r - ·•·"-- p ~~SI -·- 1:15 Ditmer Muslcala 7:110 Sign 00 -·· i tr~, ' ~ •• 1:95 COuntry Uusla Time 1:20 Coun~ Jamboree 1:35 Jolm llartlll 8:45 Country E'PTUI 7:G5 Brultfast Party Dinner Mutloolo 9:11 Jooes Buick Sbow 1:00 Sldlllll Blvd. 7:110 Newa IO:JS "nlo Good Lifo 7:00 SilO Off 7:11& Breaklut Party 10::15 Mullfc In Tbe Air AY 7:3() Newt Ullder Obio Skfu · gn On 7:31 Ploi"" llardwara This Is Muslc 1: II Mullfcll Clock !Tuet.·"nlun.) I"""' Top Ten llbow 7:45 The Lfleltne 7:110 News 1\oport 11::15 Top Ten Sbow I:OO Oblo Volt., Nen 1:00 Brenklaot Party "'""' Nowt 1:011 World, NotiCinal Newt l:lll Briabt Star Sbow-'l'lmrl. 1.2:15 NUJlcaJ lnlerludo 9:10 Sports Today 8o30 Van l'lltrlck Sporll lin. Marlin 'l'eell 8:1$ Weather Picture 8:4i Baker Furnll:!Jire-•WedeFrli 1:00 Platter Party HI Musical Clock 8:55 Open House 5:00 Sundown Serenade 8.55 NeW!I 1:00 News 8:00 Sign OU 1:00 MuSical Clock 1:05 Coffee Wllb Juet 9' 30 Song & Story Timll 9:4b Betty Newtm 1:45 FamUy IVorsblp Hour 10:05 Ministerial •··7:'!0 Sign On 10:011 News ....... 7:3S Army Hour 10 IO:Oti llfP School Hit --•:20 Country Hoe Don Us Herald of Truth &o:u Newa· ·~- ll:llii Swap Shop 8 3S B U·oow•-· 11:15 Country Drllten M·W 9:11() ol Deliverance ~"" Tlmt II 15 M ;.. : wgs of Healing U:IO fll>odt,l Comllllllllty 11 '1li A.~ ""~Air::·~lt-TU.I9:31i Bible Speak• to You l'nlromo · )1:15 Family Vole» of Prophecy 12:00 Ntttt Roundup 11:35 Farm lluruu Wtub. Reporto to Pecplo 12:20 BuUalln Board 11 4b ...... Country llymu Time 12:21 Ntws 0 Graaur : ·-·t Country llstrmt NOOD Newt 12:30 Sallu'daJ M 1.2:oo Noon Raport Tbo 8oarclJ £:18 Nowa IIIII . IJ:15 Muoio Just P"ar You lin. Marlln Taall 1:00 Sallu'daJ Motlltoe U:U Goeoslor't Guest 1:110 llli],y Graham l:llfl Newa ~!eft 12:30 Musto Just For You 1:16 Lulberll! Hour 1:011 ........_ "·•··3•00 Plattor Party I 00 Tbo 1:18 N-... - -_. .......,. f:ll Blaetltlar Sbow-Tuel : <liureb" AI !\"orl; f:IO Loco! No' I:U Tbo N•'J Swlnp f:OO ~........ N-o. .• - • ~1-ill .... Gin L1o .... ...... ., .. llcw11 • · ·•• ---• • . . .... t;30 Top D-ow•a·oo .... Qulel ...._ 1:00 1:011 1:11 t:ll 1:30 Loyal Supp~r.t In fhe .HOWARD E. fRANK VN~TO .... a!l hint&. T81~8 O.,......let JDIIIiJP A 8'I'ORm OF B.A.RCASMB AND IQIOW BOW TO UUl '1'llllJ<.--.GR 0 JIM. . . . ,..., • .,....,.. 1M. .....;t;;;"~· Alvin. but r:: ~- lo- - 1, prlsone~ LO:NQJ'ELLOW ..."':.a:.~---.la --loA. to< O'ot. oW. totten,'.,.,.. ,' · H-'• how to .&.XYDLBAAXB ;' Primary ·E11ectio~. ~ "' 30tp THERE.~ ~ Po~roy, """"'""'""'"""'""''""''""'"'""_.....i......~oOa~~~ G"'WS APIYIIfet · THANKS • • • RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE ONL'I 'fl.llNG THAT G.O..ol Robert C. Hartenbach Ph~ne nnw a'l'alr:eu THANKS BlaettnarS •• IT. Mte-un ot MEIGS COUNTY ..mz. · BECAUSI!!: 11-<AT'S T1-lE . . Biblloll I Wheel Alignment IN LOWER, SLOBBOlli... t5 MADE OJ< SNOW- .,.., •• · £V!!~JNG :N.-. 1 I ~ a. ._ tlell' 11 gues~ - .».ltlarku 1 ;!it is ~5- ~ ~ry ,, M. 0 ~to OCiety otes Ll'l. AINER aOUnl*'o l N ~ "''- 28.Qdn. . ~ Visiting over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatnc , k an d Sh aron Hayman sy~-1 Fnfll~f!et. ==~=;-:;=-;-;;-;C-='-:-:= --. .=-- . . 16.----.......-.... ·--.......... _,_, -·... ~.~.=..- lf• .Aa&nUo I S • = .. '·= ..__ mmlrtr l..ltdoo 1L:=.. ~ 1 ~OIIU!It I.LIIxoia_. urged~ ~1- man , Miss. t.:.u,.aiQ-,. ... ._~ l,~o I:LOoo>- Mrs. Johnnie Kibble of Reeds- - Local communities, at their ville. can send Patricia Smith sJ)f'nt a day :expen .. , ··· · 1 1 cannot be jailed at locally 1¥ at Co urn bus recent y. state penitentiary Patch. I I.=. :10.=:'" --- l decorated plastered walls. Til- 554 7th St., Parkersburg. W. and doors 4 acreg level land ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob ed baths with tub and show- Va. 10 acres,' woodland. Rt. 1: Barron of Marietta. They all en· er. Complete Youngstown kit- , Middleport. Priced at 13800. joyed a picniC at Forked Run 1 chen with disp·-al un 1·ts. Con· 1BEATING, Plumbtnc, Ptlaf'ller Call WY 2-3li71 Lake. v.:. S d cealed electric heating M!lotd Brethen. 5 13 ltc. un ay dinner of Mr. ,·- - - - - - - - - - tern. Storm doors and wind· Ill E"' • Main Sln'•t. PoD> aod Mrs. Oscar Babcock were Miss Connie McGuiJe, Porn· ows. Building completely in- eroy. Pb""' W\' I-MG. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home, Marlon Riggs and daughters of eroy spent a night with Mr. ewuauniR 4 29 sulated. front and read eo. 7 zo uo full basement, cash mortgage Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Gene and Mrs. Eddie Young and Jean. WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners rOB- SALE ~ or land Cjlntract. WY :1-3381 Riggs Mrs. Edward Young and Mrs. eBALOWIN 1 aRn d- BULLDOZER work, basements or WY 2-2488. IIIII OTHIR FAMO\It .. Free Storage Plan" you get GIBSON-Kay -Harmoi\V tram·:s. 5 12 tOte Mr .. and Mrs. Dave Yates vs- Lewis Hudson and Jean Young b'" beautiful empty closet a nd Amp 1u· .... monha. .._ scape · nvate mg. per ent land scapmg, · brus h.m~. pond•- FOR SALE· 1 lot on Mulberry ------.----·- 1ted Rev. and Mrs. Freeland spent Saturday afternoon w1'th IRANOS >a• ulll'l. .,. extremely low - par$69.1J(l apace in exchange for all the pay . see or caD ntfiD Jewelth Ut'l 't' t· .d Lowbov service. Charle!l Jef- Heights, Te. WY 2-3429. Norris of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bush and family. room occupied by tile famUy's ers, Point Pleuaut, W va., T 11 les •a11 Ypal fers. Phone WY 2-G'l22. 3 19 tfc Mrs. Charles Lisle, SyracUse. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Young winter clothing. Here's how It Pbont 60 8111 Wellman Les aven errace partments, a 1 301p .. Mr. and M-. Hartl's Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hudson wor . rmg ,_ w all your wuum• • 10.30U • New H Ha\'en, W. Va., Phone FOR SALE- Middleport's. tall· were dinner guesln of Mr. and and Jean Young opent Mother'• . ka B 8 88 82 10 winter clothes or call us far ' aven ; i See Netgler BuildintJ and Supest bldlclJni, located l52 N. Mrs. Wayn'!! Boston of Vienna. Day with Mr. aod Mn. Joe 1 15 1 pick-up and we will "Prol. . KILL TERM1'lD and protect . 2705· ply, llacine, IM bette• t.omes S.Cond Street, Middleport w. va. Manuel and sons, Racine, and 4 · • 2 • 7lc kitchen cabmets and storm liooally" clean them at lawn and Jbrubl from insects Pncecl ror QUI•.-\ ule. lnqutre Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Robert Ba11ey and reaWar rates. with lree moth witb ARAB U~it space do;- 10 · busi· \ doors. 11 23 tfc at Ohio Hotel Ul 16 tfc Norman Weber were Mr. and Long Bottom. 1 proofing and hanl tbem ap INti. King Bllilders 8 up p ness sedion and schools in FOR ALE ,fn heart o1 Raelne Mrs. Howard Larkins of PortTO THE VOTERS OF far ttorage in IUled ~ Co.. IDddleport, Obio. Middleport. WY 2.-3J88. 1 ot" htgb water. Modern a land and Mr. and Mrs. Fred bed readybags for them, and wileD nat It& ,. .. p i 2 tfc 5 15 8tc EXPERIENCED ms, 2 tiled baths. targe .Lark''"'· Afternoon callers 2 1I'IU PA'f less for tine home THREE bedroom brick dupl~x. ua or let our _ . bow closeta, uUJlties, garage, bara. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber of m1 !hey will bo ......, lo -hlngs at Baker . Fum!· 2 blocks from downtowr Porn· ! AUTOM0811 E close to schOOL Frea I" 6"' Portland, L you oleaner, brighter, ond lure In Middleport. Ohio. eroy. Call WY Z-51!7. acres. Suitable for building Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince neWer. Remeber lbo -age 4 II tie 5 13 tic lots, Mrl. Tyree Ptokens. Ph. spent a week end recently in 11 Free. pay Nnt Fall on bath , AND WI 4 · S tic Columbus relaUves. Mr. and visiting Mrs, Bertie Smith DellnrJ. A.B.C. Cle•nen and f11111isbed •partment. Phooe · Help W1ntecl .,.,. dlnoer guests of Ml's. NelFOR YOUR VOTI & SUPPORT SIIfrt LawltlrJ. Ma~n. W y, i WY :1-31174, 5 12 de - · - ·-.. lie Stethem. MEN AND BOYS wanted to Mr. aod Mrs. Don Bryant of 011 $1' lHflll, 1 3 9tlt<· ' II - 00111 rtm.ftE WtLL be <t•·nunty-widr (\JNI.ER Sewing machines. coln Hill, Pomero). P~o•e I work on vegetable farm. Ro- Michlganspentseveraldaysvil· e)asa mrPtin!~ at tht· Frt'f'd11m nf'W, $59.50 up. Several used WI NIH • W1' a.llll. bert IDU Racine • Bashu lUng Mrs. Harriett Bryant. SHERIFF Gospel Mission ('hur('h at Sa- machines at bargain Road WI 9-:1957. Edith Si¥on, and Stiversv1lle Bd .. Sunday The Fabric Shop, ROOMS, batk ad ' 5 11 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holter., of 1 at 2 p, m. Brother Okie and Service, Pomeroy t Ohto. ment,. furnace heat.P 0 De or aoc-.enl GIRL wanted to WCM'k in ltort. . Chester, were_visiting Mr. wpt he Ill• leader Rev . E. J . WY 1-2284. 4 21 tic WY :1-!319. t 11 tlc 1'111110101- Must .•- out ol --•-I •-· Mrs. Hank Holter. w ~ u• Ted;,... Ru" ~. · and Mr1. -·~ Griffith. 5 14 3\c I •• "" ~-nd· ~~ ..u. · Ha yman Got Acuolnted Offor 4 ROOM apartment with bath.j----:-::::'::::==~_:::.....::.:j uwmpom, ua v- am! Juel ll\l8ell o1 Cqlumbtlo. Rocop--' Tiro Salol Pbone WY 2-5385. &UCI10NJ:ZIII couni; 1111re. ;Rutland. Oblo, Mr and "ra Jot. ·B··--n M ..-h I t s & tic Cll ,zrto 8& tlco '. I II tlc On, • . W. · v"'a.,vs~ ' 1 ,;_d_Mr,. aando- · Insurance eteyas Wbll ALL SIZE Ctfll WANTED lOr il>~lew, Wf!man Il!rs. Joe Bissell 1•t;;irian: for -~v~ pennd_) •ASSENGER T!RIS .. $7.90 utility and batb. lllfili Point -· • C.to seU Merle !'lorman Cosmet. Mr ond Mrl Marv!D Marks ' end tnuun<e!l~ •I"H .. NEW 13-1<1-15 IN. A. C. BRAZII!'OIID TUBES . c.1.79 tu Included Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2lc1. ~I Hysell's Beauty. were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ptlooe W\ r-Ull "f' • • • • ow. Open 7 da~s each week 3874. 3 s tfc Shop. 'J{Y ~3557. · Dave Yates. Beater lnMuranr. 1\"RrRf'! 8 a.m to 9 v.m. rt1INISHED opanmenta. Pb.l S 15 lte Edith Osborn ol Keno visited · JUHNSON. SimP"''" IMitr~nPP WY :1-2'171. After s p. m. phone I Rlckard'o Allgument A~. ln lt!l forms ot In ; wv :1-3574. (formerly Grueser Bod y sural\l!e J1m '""'""'HI an<l Sud S1111P500 Ai!t'nt!' II 21 tic Worko), IN VI. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rick6 l lfc ard, Phooo WY 2-3571. Wheel bal4nclng, outo al• ... brakeoervl<e. · . ,. ~otnl Pteaaan~ JBIIIN Aubrey, prooldent of CBS.TV, _saki hll network ...Wd £o aol participate In tbo IWII'IIa U.-N.,. I Mrs. Paul Andrews and children, Paul Jr., Roserpary, and Barbara, W'!!re in Bloomingdale. Ohio, Sunday, May , , to vls'!t "' with her son ' Michael ' who is attended annual Mission Fesattending the Seminary there. They Uval at the Seminary. Paul returned to Columbus Monday where he Is employed as a barher · Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hartis Frank were Dr. and Ml'!l. Butrimas of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs .Nornam McCain. 0 Baker F'urniture. Middleport, Ohio. 5 12 6tc We bUl••• u a... trade guns. WHY PUMP sluggish- septic Bill \l'ellmao, t..es WLlliaroson Get Cleaner. Klean-Em-All, Sepll tiffin JeweJers, Phone ill), tank. tic Tank Landmark w Ya Farm Bureau, Pomeroy \D 11 'lc lOtc o k, tbo llll1h .I AIN'T 5 EEN LO'NEEIV 'i>TlRRIN" AROUND 1001\V. 11 .__5.NUFI'Y "-"• l,~lgmt' ~ dol "-'...... voter registtatio wasthe8MOtlll<!ed "freedom sehool . year, Mlssisslpple.rtior Leg· {'.1 ~ e Iec~.on ·campa Ign for nammg · adopted aeveral new ~ " "delt'!gates'' to the Democratic laws Jllat '"an be used to deal " National Convention. with demonstrations. j: The ed II . propos co ege . It is now the law that: . r1ghts task force has public -Pollee, at their dlseretlon, '. 8 ~rob.lbit the movement of f'ICIS · 1S concerne d nd on 18910 c1tizen In time of emergeo- i Th e Comm . n on and Race of the National (curveW). · 11 Ch ( CC •._ c. nedof urclles . N ) -Police, at the cflijijlfi of tiO that "nothmg could be officials, can ·. pi'Ohlbh more harmful" than unscreened picketing by one or more person• whlch might interfere with. Audrey Smith. the free entry a pubUe Leota Johnson lted Ethel Larkins. -No material can be pubMr ·d.and Mrs ' Harlls Fran'·1\ or distributed thllt Ufpt ,i/, were mner guests of Mr. and l'lo,yccolts, • ' -----===---':: :::.:c 00 GUNS I _.. 111 ' Pro~t 1 1 ca: and~tlro ,, _ . :1. Ol..,.. .. ~ U..Oood - 773-52~' I •u=-~,7M~I~IB~I'"L=~--cl--4 28 ..~tp cc---~ - ~-S 13_ 10tc NEW MODERN- apartmentS I 5543 Mllen, w. V•. WY 2-3'!30. 5 13 30tc oa~COdalumugb~t'e·rMrfs,GSue HayrnKan -Violet Smith ~ : . o mruranee u-<=eo Yes you ~<In borrow out Carpet Two and three bedrooms. 18 - -- - -- · - - ' ray!IOn. y., eaneelled'? •..osl your opera· Shampooer F'REE lo clean ~ miles from Kaiser plant. All . COMPACT Sweepers. Authortz. \NICE FIVE room house, f11el Mr. and Mr.s. Bryon Hayman p . . I \ tor'o licenle? cau WY Z.!9tltl your carpets with Blue Lustre electric. Brick, beautifully 1 ed sal•• and servire Write oil furnace, storm windows land Mrs. Ke~th R•d•nour, Ches· inc- \:troVe " ABC·TV oot~ can ng 0tt0m SocJ.ety Notes DAILY CROSSWORD ••linK•. group~ lig~ ,...,7 ~qttmel ~al:rl• ~'.':."bOlt} Lo I ~ewing WYBroa~ studen~but he~. Wm·~ ~UCTION: the ~~ ori~ntation, ~ {f'l ~til k' 1 Nolan~ ~verse ~nd dapar!man~ d~ Cu~lina. autom~uc po~r ~::at~~~e=~~fr~:\ a~·: -~-~--~5 ment awon~o olftclal rae- I'Uil8W&JI leader In totovlsloa 'gnltlon when the toleeaat o1 jQinad tlle network's the annual ceremontea . , _ ~'" IOdllllt lit lbo Emmy boy· J:l' t'xl2' same reversible as oew ..raa . . rug, 10.00 Air-way vacuum cleaner S.OO oscillating fan, two speed ZS.OO 13' roll-op awning !ramo with arms, crank, etc. 10.00 Lawn mowers, H" and 16" 5.00 ~., I . ~ ~': Delwork IIUlt~~vJns dlvlaion of •~ folllftiJ*-/' 0111' -- . 1'lle Etlllll)' toltcul will bo • .Ued by NBC.TV, ond Ulc:e !bat oetwmt ., lbo on!J ..,. 80" oifldall7 ......,.ldlll awanda, It Ia In a decl<iledl:y 1 117 lUCK DIJIROW ·iloy<OII the owards bec:auoe of loel the standards were high loucby ptllltloo - the prfme ImUIItecl Pren b-u.a& dloaollllacUon With the prise- 0Jl00811, and l<ldad he waa aa- llladlate problem bolnl bow HOLLYWOOD !UPI)-lt wu llViDC systom. And "nluraday ~~~~~ a COIIIIDltloo "to lilndll! tbo DO~ definite today fbat NBC-TV wfll the powerful CBS·TV enl<rtllln: IV le •arloal awud ll'lllL •PEarUer May 25. thla ~~!~tot ~ South 3rd full Ave., Middleport, 6903. Most of and them willwill be provide college ge dt;ect n en ers . w Ill baths, basement, car- 1951 OLDSMOBILE. can$ 13 WY6tc z_ students. they to uc Y· !"ulabN lbo 8 0 1;\'.• port. Close to 5Chools, $8000. 6182. 4 28 1c tlle manpower for a new civil te a now un egro '""L' '""""''"'o Harley . motorcyct.. tadm '"ting potatoes in good Phone WY 2-2563. S. G. Ptokright.> creation hearing the school near Edwards, Miu., w•"' ao I 11501\0 (,oQd Lond•twn Phone condition Grown from certl· ens. S 15 6tp 1962 PONTIAC. _$2250. 4 name "Mississippi Project-" not far west of the cap!Uil c!ly PHONE WY 2-21 57 · WY _2 112 _ _ . _ _ tied seed and can he plan led. hardtop, blue _fm· Recruiters, bidding for allen· of Jackson. · 79c per bag . Midway Markel, WANTED TO BUY : small house ish, transmission, tlon from students along with Projecl workers will recoin PLA \ ER Pta no wtth ('a· W. Main St., WY on land contract .::all WY 2 steermg, power brakes. employment counselors, bave training 1n respOnle Card of Thllnks and Also 3b 2-2582. S 16 3tc !1494 after 5 p. m. radio Mandddlextras.C91101 been roaming college campuses to opposition from upnght pianos wllh enc Floor to ceiling rolling lad5 15 6t way. l eport. a4- tic.,. for weeks. Sponsors of the proj- and pep talks on the i , of Prked to sell. Delivery. 196.1 r. .M.C. half-ton V-6 pick·' p 5289 ,... 1· I il I h in WEWOULD like tu thank all . 1 der with 05 ft. steel · ect say they hope to recruit rni 1tant c v r K ts 1 up. iOOO mJ es new. $1850. . . IPPI• our friends and for Rutlanll Furniture. CaP SH track 20.00 'I'M llalllllter 2,000 acknowledge MISSlSS 4all. tc Charles I11le, Racine Village. I ' 5 15 3 tlleir ttloughLful htlp du["ing 5 16 31c ' Eledric light fixtures, ' - " ' rt/' World s.. nd... II Compact they have at acted only about Tho NCC Commwlnn on liethe Joss of our husband and ELECTHOLUX Automatic Mud- . - - 1 suitable ror stort'! or • Eacelleaet 600 applications to date. and Race bas father , John Pooler Our grate· el Sweeper - Spnng House ' SRA WBERRY SEASON near, churrh. MIDDLEPORT '" "11 csr room. ride •"" perlorat A survey of major college leges, univerSities and se.Dhiar0 0 8 ful app....,ialion also ro Ew· rleaniog a I. only $34.89 ' l.reezer var;ety, You maY Wooden suit hangers · r m !"""" SmaB car economy ond campuses by United Press In· ies to advise those who \fOOI'k Ing's Funeral Home, Fntz o·ash or te rms. Takes throw 1 pkk by appomtment only. Call Per do.-n 1.10 [ .... ternational Iudicated that about with student. to "do all we Buck for his beaul1ful music, aw1_ bags allacllments in-: m Syracuse, 6 - 8 a. s-Display tables \ d 270 applicants have been "ap- to help Insure that the vO!UnRev . Warne and Rev Estel. eluded . UsE>tl but gua ranteed . !1 m_ and after 4 P- m. 2'x6' ea. UO ,ant porcC Comer Melrlt)JOtita• Moten so far. Co teers are adequately screened c .. d . o WI garage. onvenient to I. Mm lbreet. Pomeroy proved"rod 301 5 14 _ _ and a II those who sent rl ora I Phone WY 2-2204 . Fflgi a1re compres:;or schools. $9500.00. P Bet Of anci1 and trained." 1 ulierings and sy mpa thy cards . , 15 5tc ISfX PURE bred H("reford yearwith coils, commercial LETART_ 2 _ story frame PUH Wl' Z-1111 _'fhe "Mississippi Project,.. is . The commisslo said k.he •· The Pooler Fam•l) SEWINC MACHINE - Sales· lmg heifers . Ernest A. machine 2!1 .00 home with bath, gas circulat· I ll de a productiO(I of tlle Council of greed to undertake the .OriOn, lip men's demonslra\or. Sews for· ' ge tt, Racine , Ohio ll ti.P. Electric motor 20 ·00 ing heat. enclosed rronl and Federated Organizations, a tation and training l'fOt!l'llm 5 16 ward and does . 5 14 3tc New Haven, W. Va. Phone back proch. Nice 77 foot lot, Jackson-baaed amalgamation "because the church has an obfancy work - just like new, 150 Rloorle Island Red hens.l 882·5\0I. also dver frontage. '10.000.00 the principal racial groups ligation to •vert violence." Notice · · II $69 95 N I - - - - - - - - PARM - 290 a•res 2 m1'les · work in the state. Adopl New Lawo 0 Saturday oight . l."tl· $34 ngma Y . . . Phone ow on wooden[orsilo, siz•bULton 9x32. A u1957 to · • from Stat · Route " 681. 5-room red curr and Rt. 124 betwren ;,D (;uaranleed WYY parts push Business Services goals include Soon after ttu! Mlsalssippt u::~ e I ATLANTA (UPll - One day plan ro live with Negro faml' early thll summer thrae young lies In Mwlssippl, an O«<lll0 1100 l 3 oo 90 Pr:eecs dl:w the w:cbt j Trurk wheel and tire, 10 . tractors. discs and plow;, 13," er • P map called Mt. Beulah, Miss. te Ions OPEN EYiiS. 7:00 P.M. •• 25 00 500 00 Phone WY 2 25r:11 48 ton GMC van truck, '61 mot-Others number' .... in the huncrease ns ·5 1Y, s1ze 7;,.r20 ·-- - · • 1 O O P • • • ....,, ' ... S of th POMER Y, OHI s•- 1 j ac k post · · · · · · · · 500 r: 14 31 p or. excellent. tire!. Would dreds, expect to report ' to locaorne e tudents will re· " 1. ll port first to a "stagiDR area" li'-::::-:::-----:::::::-::::::::::-:--:::::::'1 J-Electric andoa. 3.00 SIX ROOM house for sale. 749 mal\e exee camper. - large over and Mississippi. BIOIU, elty bfg II - · fuse boxesswitcll .. Culligan SoftentWater, WYeau Z. tlons and rural-all at :rea Pomerov Motor Co. 10.00 . Business Services lbe followtnc used lteml oro • Aubrey ~d that "tlila dec! lion doea not • awards iD tn"~ field of tolevlllon entertelnment " but he IJllde c1tv 11o did ..;. Television Revue Ads Will Pay Any Day! Make Hay In May-Want Newest Wrinkle In Civil R·ghts prowram Exammed. .. .. and voting Uon." procedlll'll h . future . &:<10 On ly HAROLD GRAY , AL 'SURE GETS OM I'LL <lET THE 'TO<ll.8 FROM 'TH" 8Ailtil "m JOB EARLY: 'C:IX-TEN A.M iHIS llME, AMD HE ktOR~S' l.ONG. AS HE CAN SEE I HOPS ( GOT AU. THE 1001..9 HiU. NEED r 8Jroi.JGHT All TOOL'S; I 1=14GERED ..~ 5H --· IS.N'T Tt-l,fiT A~~ T~ ' WHV. GO IT IS f ~1.., Y'SEE,COULD BE ~ ·~o I-IEt<E• , HEH+IEHI VERY FEW "I-IOS·TILE:S .. ANY MoRE, NOT iH' INJUN "'"~ AMYWAY I ' -~ �\ l t • . \)Illy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1964 · iOfficers, Committees Named by '· Bradbury School P. T. A. Meets . I tolled sence o1 Patncia Hoodashell I I • ;• ' ' ; l I ~ '.• '' About Mt"ddfeport . MAY I _June Me_moria/ . . Service is Betng · Ptanned 15 I :r ~~~r ! Br~e glftS~/he ~ ~:~~~b~r:~E~~:"~r;my ~l~r~ VOL XVI t d~f~~sru!:'.·of :ew cre~m. ~my era~~ wh~ ~ uffieer~ mcludl~~ ~v.a ' Sr~uth R~~~e. ~ram, chol~ Reyn~lds, R~ ~son . ? m·l ~e ~ay 1 a~d ~udle ~nng-av, ~~eroy, ~ :::c /• ~s. Lo~ 1 ~ .nd . ill~. ·.-~1 .. WASHINGTON (UP)) - The House Appropriations Conunitfltken to • doctor's olflce tee today ordered major cuts in treatment, but added that !be ·" President Johnson's budget for number ol lnjnred bed not been confirmed. STARTING UNE ·- Tbere was a lot of excitement around the starting Un& at the First Big Bend Junior Re· the U.S. space program, civilian defense and urban renewal ""' '"GELES _ Sen. lays ~turday. Jtm Bash ts the starter holdin& the &un in the air. Meet Dlrectol) was Bud Bickel of Pomeroy JunIt also tec(lmmended B re....., ~ tor Htgh School. · ;, duction of 1,500 employes in the ry Goldwater said today tbe 1,1' .., · tted Stat.s ohould J<cc~~ld~L_ .. '":!t:ll..::;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;; M~s. A .1• G" f R U "f $200 At SyraCUSe ~oms; BOWLING GI\EEN - KatJlto~ JP .ii· Cl~ ·et Sunnlement To Tbe Dai1y Sentinel. Pomeroy-'MicJdleport. OMo 'I ~ s•rwtFS ·-·1234 PISNEY POLLS UP Ti-tE $671'91011 12 13 14 1S 16 17 11 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2427212930. - ELBERFELDS FAIR --- - . . . ____j OPEN TONIGHT UNriL 9 ••payola" scandal is on the verge of rna.· nightclub business: there aren't enough lung headlines. This time the locale is II I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 You Can Bank By Mail wo"ro always glad to see you. When the weather it bod, or you do not feel good, or you aro too busy to come to the bank you e~~n b.nk by rneU from y011t home. phone us and wiH send yov' a J111t en envelOpes and forms. "--- Grueser and family ol. Logan, Ohio and attend baptizmal rite!! for their granddaughter. Jennifer Jo Grueser, at the St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Mrs. M:tllud Van Meter tMmbor Flllor1l R...,..lyttom Mornloor Jllllor1l D1poslt IIIIUr•nce C.rporotlon POMIIOY, OHIO ,_ .. WI GIVI TV STAMPI W _ MaiD Pomeroy Graduates ••• Now is tbe time to get our special, wiU-proo£ bairaty]e to wear under rour araduation eap. GRADUATION GIFTS By MERLE NORMAN 3 Steps to Beauty: All purpoM Cream ~ 1,,. Mlra.Col ....••... •••• -••·'IN •••••••••••• $7.50 eM1ko An Appointment Now For Hor Or Your IFrN Hour of Bnuty) A FREE 'FOLLOW-UP S~" FOR EARLY-WEEK PERMANENTS The FARMERS BANK · and Savings Company with producer Herman Levin, True en~ .ough, Jose had missed a performance of m:r·t~~ Pomerov Flower Shoo Any patron who receives a permanent on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday will be entitled to 1 free waah and set at her convenience. HYSELL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 234 E. Main WY 2-3557 Pomeroy ON THI STAFF IS: Polly Hyaall · Gold S.rtonl Mary Ponll loll lartrum Appolntmenlt Not Alw1p Noc-•ry Mon., Tuoo., •nd Will. Sammy Davis Jrs. Regardless of weatber, California. where Federal auu10nues are television, the World's Fair or any of the reportedly investiganng fuegal practic· oth~r old ana Dt!W reasons for empty.tabes. Important names are involved les an the cafes, the Copa has been JamThe embattled Abbe Lane's chums med three times a night every night dur· think New YorK agent Joe Glaser will be the maJor factor in propelling her to bigger and better things, career-wise, now that she's left Xavier Cugat's bed, board and band ... Doris L!Uy, who wrote .. How To Meet A Millionaire" (which later became the Marilyn Monroe :~UUiOnau-e") flicker "How To M::o•·•·v is in the mooo Lv •. • -· - ~ .. a ~eque1 titled .. How To Meet An uauan Count." She's fallen for Count Maurizio Licidi, a film clil'ector over there, and he must be just enamored of her be<!ause he's flying the Atlantic to rejoin her next month . . . . Kim Novak has been in traction 'lfter In· jUring her back in an accident on a me.vie set. Notlnng seno" Brigitte Bardot ~;•ve Bob Zaguri a beautiful Lancia as a "bread and· butler" prj!Sent for the wonderful time she had In lleno. Now they're both In Paris hav· ing a wonderful time ... Actor's Equity tuled in favor of Jose Ferrer in the tiff ' threutening J lawsuit . . . Rex' Harrison doesn't want to be separ~ted from his popul,ilr York premiere of montb. ~ He cars tilled Broad· A delightful treat lor viewell young and old will be seet1 over NBC-TV Sunday night, 17 when Walt Disney shows some omozilig creations at the York World's Fair. One of the most colorful displays is a miniature world of some ~50 gaily costumed dolls representing 26 different countries. They sing, donee and ploy musical instromenh. This doll world is a solute to UNICEF - the United Notions Children's Fund. big night to show biz professionals who have been around to catch the act three the now defunct "'The Girl Who Came Rachel RobertS if he can help it, so To Supper" because he'd jetted to Puer· while she's appearing in ~·Maggie May" to Rico for a bit of sun and fun with in London, he'll probably ae<'<!pt the star· Rosemary Clooney, but the union decid· ring role in another musical "Frank V ." ed there was no real grievance becaus• . . . The members of the cast of Leonid· 1 bUzzard had caused all flights to be off's "Wonder World" at the World'• , cancelled, and although Jose does act up Fair are demanding "hazard P.•Y" bel storm he had nothing to do with the cause they have to swim in awls weight· blizqrd. ed with light bulbs and battery packs, • and dance on a stage that Is frequently Danny Thomas, whose doctors order· wet and •Hppery with oU from .the autoeel him to take a rest. is planning to "''a· mobiles used in the production numbers. eatloJI,'" iD a way that ma_y give his JDedl. Tbey're curren~Y playing to paid pr• ~ uleers .. He'D make a tour of the coun· view audiences, except to open aome~ey; by car, 'taising money for his St. time this week. · Juc!e'lloapitai Fund. And liOmewhere in The new film, "Zulu,'" which Is hot the-mldllt 'o f this ''reSting," he'D do a July box-office iD London, will be shown here eafe date -In LAke-Tahoe ... One of the for United Nations personnel at the Dig most of ihe screen actresses Is Hanimarskjolil Memorial Auditorium, 1'1!0ul to ·liVe up on her third m!lfriage. Hay 27 ... A year ago, George W. She tails friends. despondently. that she George and Frank Grnnat were unknown ean't get over her torch tor her se<:ond iD lhe Broadway theatre. Then they prohusband ·.•• . Is roundin& up duced "Dylan" "Any Wednesday." the vi~tage autos Thle week \!tey t""ir shows are up ·~~·~.::~~~=~ .. .e inJ: Sammy's gig. And the aurltences range !rom prom kids celebrating their a~d lour times ... The Nicky Hilton's reconciliation seems to have worked out nicely, and she's wearing a huge new ring-·an emarald surrounded by · iliamonds-~o prove h . Eydie Gorme went witb- a girl friend to see '·Hamlet" the other night, and after the performance they congratulated Richard Bu.-ton on his pc~·l?rmance and chatted Wlth the new Mrs. Burton. AB they were_ leaving the stage door Eydie said of Liz, "'Isn't ~he pr~~ty?'" And ;he awestruck chum stghed, No. YOU RE pretty. She's GORGEOUS!'" • • • Geor ge Montgomery, who re<:ently ~roduced two movies in the Philippines, IS having problems with some of his act· ors. They want overtime pay, and are for &lx liticos ter Jn a •.. A. couple of poClpb char· the Dem· be removed from the water. ... ~. ,,__ Capital's Dr. Earl Metz : Is Commencement Speaker . By DOROTHY KILGALLEN gagement at the Copacabana has demon· A major record and radio industry strated vi_v idly what's wrong with the Elberfeld5 In" Pomeroy• Entertaine~'nt~r:alll:l~::w:i~ll~be~l~pl~a:nt~oa~le~.:l::~:.::~:..:.:~::::;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:::;;;~ I 8earclles- -IJt:"h · o&tut· lfJ .•ijyaeil'...,poeiletbook. with the Guard and Point Pleasant city !1' usual identification papers, were firemen and rescue units turn. ~e found with · the body. ed up nothing. .ts On March 27 employes of the The remains were to be re· Marietta Mamlfacturlng Co., turned to a Meigs county funer~ 9 near Pt. Pleasant, thought they al home Later today wllowing ~- saw a body floating In the the ,_"Orner's investigation. r- Another "Yayola' Scandal In Making . • The largest cut- $245 milUon also denied any addlti!DOI - was in the spaee program'a funds for :stocking existing ahelr$S.4 billion budget, especially in ters with emergency food, waresearch and development con- ter and other supplies. In addi· tracts with industry. Included tion, it rejected plans for shelwas a $36 million cut in funds ter construction in federal for construction of new space buildings, including Vetenn8 fa cilities . Administratlao hospitals. Ci,.·ii defense took a hard The President's $265 mllllo111 beating from the committee. It request for thQ urban renewal lost more than $263 milUon 1fund was cut to $200 millioa.. from its proposed $358 million His budget for urban plannina: l>udget. Most of the red.uctiol grants was reduced from $Z5 stemmed from lack of congres- million to $2.3 million. Housing sional action on legislation to for the elderly was cut from authorize a new federal aid $75 million to $25 million. program to heLp communltie.!l As for FAA, the Hou~~e COJDo build fallout shelters. mittee said it had 4-7,111 eJnoo Deny Stocking Foods ployes last year eompared. W But the House committee 24,378 Jn 1958. Found in River ied as Hysell ~ SUNDAY, MAY 17 through SATURDAY, MAY 23 .. I 'lS p. -===================;;;;;;:;::;:=c '. te ne SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1964 1 I at and The Gallia Times, Gallipolis, 01do 1 MEIGS THEATRE supply wau. ••t11,re'l....,. elf..U ..,... • ,..,.. in e p l o - . . . . rtL Urban Renewal Plans Slashed by Committee """""' were reported Injured I loclay .,Ui!D a Ba!Umore Railroed paaseager train airlock a.broken reU north of North Baltqnore. Tbe Highway Patrol ..ld Ill units at tbe ocene reRQrted ~t five persona were I we NOW YOU PO~ ~ts M~ug~. F~~•- A~ H~msley o~ Wa~ BUT • NO. 28 ~ Mlv~. ~ ~· relatives.l ~ps L~Ve~;!hwith week'~ ~ I 1 I Ttt~ed~hwal~k ~::; 8 th~ I ' ~' co~ ' enttn honored lbelr dauahter. Mary 'The Goldan Rule s.w:~na CJr. Ann. on -her 711! birthday Fr~ cle beld 8 layett. lllloirer for day May B. at 5 p. m. witb a Elm (M ) Pick at t.ufn's • ' • Has Shower for m~~..~~~-s~".me~!:::~ Mrs. Pickens On 7th Birllulay ~be Mlildl~pprt ~1lr~ .. a. I f eop e n Pomeroy I' ' Around And . al~ Mainly About ~ ! ' -~ Blue and White Color Scheme FeafureS SLnuWer P~trol Ba1le~. p ' •• • , New officers were ns · A shower bonorlni Mrs. Joy• eod committees named w~ A balance of '160.38 ~~ re~A blue and pink color achtme ee Stanley Bowen, a recent Plana· were made ror tbe an- irtbdl rty at their borne. Mrs. er ary em 1l)e Bradbury PTA. met Wed· ed '" the treasury . WUIIam Killll was carried oot in docorationa bride will be held at the Rock nual memorial service for de..;:ro""was decorated with her home Mondl!y eveolnC. 11 aesday evenmg, May _13 with asked Mrs. Thelma Dill, prlncl- Don Erwin . Columbus, Is and refreshments at the lay· Springs Methodist church, Frl- ceued members to be held 1D ink d whlte atteaflmers and May be Mrs Dorothy Reev.es pres1d- pal, to contact the State spending the week end with h1s ette shower honoring Mn. Jim- day at 7:3Q p.m. All friends June when the ··Phflathea WoPriZe!: Were given· to tng The meeting was opened m reJard tD replacmg ou- parents, Mr and Mrs. Chester my Joe Heemsley (Ann Proctor) and neighbors are invited. mi!n Of tbe each child atten'dinl and a w ertoot'lna 1 1 of Columbus in social With the .. Lo.rd's Prayer " fol· ble yellow line on the lghway Erwin room 1be WSCS of the MinersviUe of Christ met 1bur'sday evening 1ze lso arded an an qe ov lowl'd by the pledge to the flag WJthm the school zooe an.d Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson lor the SyraCuse Asbury Metho-1 Metbodie:t cbutcb wtll bold a et the church. Miss Mildred doU in a on the dln]rene v1ce president. I to check speed of motonsts 10 were recent gueats ln Middle- 1diat Church Friday night May a. .t1ll'lliDill'· sale Friday and Sat. Rawley president, was In chark and kool ade were served mg table where the wert t in the ab- the safety zone •• ~ ~rld· ge o1 the meetmg ca e placed. 1 tbe M w~a;•:;ac~t~"'!g~se~c~r~e~a:ry~~~;;; ! The group voied to send notea l port . Streamers fell from the wall w,.ay, n , assar I me · tu Jan Canaday, Vickie Vaughan Games and Quizzes were un. d f Mrs Don Burkey, Manetta. to the gilt tabte whlcb was eov· on Weot M<+iil St., Pomeroy. Mrs Cheater ·Erwin preaenu.d Debbie Phlllipl Jon;e Smtth, d th dirJ~•on of H 1sn Wolfe . . ~ of apprec1a 11011 to res1 ents or ~·t d lth h p ents Mr 1 le · ' W er e a:u e • f th If ltelp in carrymg oUt the 1 @ IMw er ar .· . ·l ered with a baby motif tab 'MAY u the devotional program wttb a bbie Schaeffer. Cathy erry. Prizes were aw&fded to Mn. ~ >e~ool activities whether they I an ,,...... c. A. EmmJSh this . cover and centered with • larae A revival will be In progress readln,s enUUed, "Keep Us Beckie Dean, Mary Belb Me- Mary Roush. ~- Paollne Rose• '!:' had school children or not The past week. white accord ian st(lrk. at the. Betblehem B apt ~at From Pettlnesi,. with Mrs. Wen- Knight, Carol Ann Lelws, Deb- and Ronnie Pickee's I 'Imber ! annual school picnic was . ttn· r Mr Bn~ Mrs. Cha~les Lucas ! Games were played and prlz.. Chur<:h Great Bend beginning dell Gerlach readlnl the Fifth ble Kay Koehler, Linda Grimm, was df<:lwn for tbe door prize. t nounl't"<l fo r Tuesday May 19 at and famliy, Caledon~, tb :e les awarded to Mrs . Harley John- May 1 and conttoulng for one Psalm. ·MilS Hawley thanked Debby McLaughlin, Karen CreRefresbment4,- of jello salad. f. \ the Kvger Creek ' recreation spendmg 1M week en w~ er son. Mrs. Larry Baker, Mrlli. week Rev G C Musick from those' who helped on the bake means, the host and hostess and sandwiches ~ coffee and ie1Larry Salser. Mrs center Parents are mvtted to pJarent.s. and :rs In HenrY Meadow · ' W. Va. will aale and Ei.stem Star dl.n- the honored guest ed tea arter Mary ones, w o .IM"e o serv g etr 1Knull and Shlela Hicks ll 't H ~1J.. ner ed her loYel nWt.J to Mr • attend 50th weddmg anmversary Mr I , ed be the tvange !li e m a we , open y ...., ·, • Henry Reibel returned honle The Eighth Grade Commence- and Mrs Lucas will observ; I After Mrs. Hems.ey open known Bible minister ln 'West Those listed on the sick call Sbrth Birthday is and Mrs. Wllli.P, Chaney, Mn. Friday from Elvna where hE! ment will be held Sunday af- their 25th weddtnll'! anniversary I her many lovely husf Virginia and Virginia The pas- were Dorothy Woodprd, ObtJerved Tueldoy Louise Mra. :Pe,arl was callr<l by senous 1llness \ tel noon. Mlay 17 atthathveRsper Sunday with her parents. tor, Rev. C. O'Connor,tbin- Mrs. Gr11ves, BUly Rice, Etta Efither Ann Lowery celebrat· NorrisM, Mrs. . •t C J st>r,.Jce at p m. WI e ev. M d M B tcher • vites the public to attend ese G kUI ~·- Wolf Mrs Bi••• Mrs. ary ROWib, Pan. AUU of hls sJster. '~ rs ar1 on~ I H d R It th ad· r Bn rs. 1ra .u jserved refreshmenl.s of cake . . 30 m: 'lbe ·u as • IWI'a e, , IM"'• ed her BilL'·th blr tbd ay In Mrs. Findl Mr8 R b Ptclttrll ' He was aC<'ompan.it'd home by owar uppe glvmg e . and son. J1m . are spendmg the de ted with booties c e sen'ICts at ~· P· · re WI Mrs. Emma Bissett, Mr. De- Reynold's afternoon Kindergartey, uY ' 1 i }J s brother and stster·in-law dress Donald Lannmg, pr.esl- week end m Columbl'6 where I cora · ' · u be special smging at every aer· Weese, Mr. Herbert Fink, Ho- en class in MJddleport May 12. Ke(th, Ronnie, BOqn1l 1 I Mr and Mrs Frt"der,ck Reibel dt"nt of tht> Beard of Education. they will visit with their tfuu- ·cream wtth stor.ks, rrunts m.n t vice . Wednesday, May 20, the mer Jones. 1beo Neutzltng C. Esther chose as bet table and Brenda Pickens, Mrs. Plul returned to theU' home m: will presenl the diplomas. ghter , Judy, and other replica daapfrom the .RattDe First H. Jones , Margaret guests and helpers Melinda ine and Edith Rose, Pea:· Columbus It was rep<.>rled that the PT. ShaJOn Joneli, Jackson , and je san p . Faptlst Church Will be speclll Pearl Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Humphries Kathy Pooler, Patty gy Riffle, Mrll. Snyder A. had suff iCient stamps to pur. k Attending were Mrs. Henfy' !URgers. J t·. and Nancy Snyder~Mrs. Seleu Mr. and Mrs . Glen Dill spent cnase a tape recorder for the Lee Davidson, Athens, are wee Null and Mrs . Clarence Clark of Homer ones were sent con~ Craig, Redma Pratt and Dar· Wolfe, and the ~ed ooaple. Thursday evf'nmg with Mr and · . William Kin installed end guesl~ of Mr. and Mrs. Middleport, Mrs. Isaac Baker of The. M.iddleport Band Booster ulatlo~s on tbei~ 50th . weddmg lene Roush. Each child was ser- M d M Elmtr Picketls Mrs Rollin Bearlls sehoul. . g . Emerson Jones. _ M H 1 Job Association will meet anniversary Thursday, ved Ice cream rosette decorat- r. 8 an rs. . · K S : the nl'W Mrs . Bernard Schramm has rs . of ;r P evening, May lB at the The memorial service for deed cup cates a!l favors they and Nancy, BObby ~ 1 Mrs. Charles .. arr r. Milliron , ~resident; Jrgmla returned to her home in Zanes- an ammy o en, ra. band room at 7 :st p.m. New members was planntd re given whistling balloons. Stevie ~lckens. . entered Holzer ~H.ospJlal Thur~- ~ W~i.tlatch . vice president; Pa- ville after spending !lfveral days R~bert Hnrtenbach and Shlela ficers will be Installed and all tbe June meeting, with Mrs• .:gar .daddies llld bubble gum. Sending gifts were \frs. ADDI: day for ob!1erv.-1110n and treat · tncla H~udash~Lt. secretary, with her daughter and family , Htcks of Pomeroy, Mrs. Douglas band parent! are urged to at- Robert Reibel in cha'rge of the The birthday scheme was car- Lee Tucker, Mrs. £t$1 M&l ment . and. Margie .. treasurer.. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and .Mason, Mesdames tend. flowen. A thank you note waa rled out in pink. Parsons, Mary Kiser and Mr . and Mrs . Max Folmer and comrmt~ee appomtme~ts tamily . , Cllfford Philhps, Ra~ph Rob6on, The J 0 F class of the United read from Pe~rl Reynolds an~ Assisting with the party wa:~ Mrs. PatrlCJa Forester. Peggy, Max and Vane~sa spent clu~e Sor1al.. Joan Morris, RoPaul Kloes a~d M~ss Eleanor Methodist church will me@t at Miss Hawley read a letter ffom Mrs. Reynolds , kindergarten the past week end at l"ollans· l btorta Jeffers . and all room Robson of Mmersv11le; Mes- th b of M H gh Lane the Fred GArdners from their t he M Evely Wi1son a SEWING CLUB .MEETS bee, W. Va . with her sister, mothers: and Means, Bes· UXI IOty IVeS dames William Eichinger, Rog- S e. orne p rs. af new home in Tennessee. The E the:. m ther The Tri-City sewtnc met 18 0 Mrs . Howa rd Roush and family. 1 s1e Kmg. Evely·n Thoma; Mem· cr Hubbard, William Rizer, Cia· bay ' meeting wafl closed with the Men(; an s ' at the home of Mrs. 1tobert Mrs. Everett Thomas subsLi- bership, Margie Smith, Marlene n1 ' ra Lavender, Jackie Duffy, Ag· 7·30 / .m. t d mem en a r e benediction. rs. eorge ' Rawlbtgs ln Middleport t h 11 tuted in the ~omeroy Elemen· \ 11<~11. Jda Mae Murphy. Laur~ nes White , Dick Ash, Edward ur~~~~ru: t~no~ncil Daughters A Mla~ course was served to •B week. A sewing session and.,. tary Scoo: thts week f?r Mrs. ! Hoove1." Mrs . Paul ,Thomas, . .. Hawley, Larry Salser, Ada Slack . . the '2l members and one guest, Alumni anquet at eial hour was held by . t.~l 1 Albert Woodan1 who is 111. Publiclly. i\udre.y 1heobald; The Ladles Aux.Jharor of the Robert Slaek, Larry Baker and ~f Amer.lc.a ;•ll dmeet t "7.30 CathrYn Werner Bradbury. Hos- Kyger Creek Set gr(lup. A salad course wu.~ertMrs. Bertha Hall returned to f:!ospitalit y, lktt1e You~g, Ada Syracuse Volunteer Fire Dept. Ricky, Nettie Moore, Mary Hub- ar sesston ~; :Y/ · p. tes8el were Mr~. Betty CJine, The annual Cheshire. Kyger ed to those attending~~ her home Thursday after _ a . Qhlinger, Robert Pro- gave E-R •quad Mon· bard, Elizabeth Duckworth, Ed- m. at the a · Mrs. Grace Pratt Miss Haw- Creek Alumni banquet wi1l be Mrs. Harlan Wehruug, :f.f r a. visit at Nt>w Hav£-n. W. I Thelma ,Dill, Eleanor day rught , tl durmg B re- ith Hood , Lillian Smith and MAY 19 ley, Mrs: RO!lc4e Satterfield ap.d he1d May 30 at tht Kyger Creek! Hiram, Mrs. William Gruutr, V., w•th her daughter and son· ~ Ze1~er .. Audrey fheobald, Na- ~ gular meel~ng. , Hrooks Sayre of Syracuse. Mrs. Wllliam Lowe is an- Mae Ughtfoot, contributing. Ar· High School cafeteria at 6:30 p. Mrs. Charles Rlffle, Mrs. B,atJ. I in • law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde . om1 l(mg, and Grace Warne.r. The meetm.g, called to or~er Sending gifts were Mr. and nouncing a final rehearsal for rangemenbl of shaded iris pro- m. E.S.T. A guest is penniss- 1ford Maa~, Miss Elizabeth Fl.ckc Gibbs. .. Plans w~re made for ~n .1CE! ~ ~Y the pres•r,nt Sylvla Zwdl· Mrs. John Ryer, Mr. and Mrs. the staff of Meigs Temple Py~ vided by Mrs. Reibel and Mra. able. Mrs. Bob Roberts, Mrs. lt$:. ~rs. Norman R~e v1 s1ted on cream socml July 18 beg1~nmg mg.' opened (With prayer by Don Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. By- thi.an Sisters to be held 1\ies- Dave Farmer were used 1n the Round and square danc~g will lard Wildermuth and Mra. Fred Fr1d01y aftemoon w1th Mrs. Ho. at 4 p.m. Cake and p1e will al- Ed1th Hood, followed by the Iron Hysell . Mrs . Nora Stewart, day evening May 19 at 7 p. m. dining room follow the banquet and coffee Leifheit.. mer Holter , Chester Road . so be sold. A meeting o~ all pledge to the flag . Reports were Mr. and Mrs . James Hawley, at the hBII in Middleport. Mrs. · will be sef'VA!d in tbe Jobby. AI~ ----Miss Polly Karr or Columbus 1 committees will 'be held m Aug- read Bnd app.roved. . Mrs. Walter Karnes, and Tom- Lowe Is stressing that anyone Mothers Honored. wnnl should send Jn the numHAS BJR111DAY aM'ived Friday e~ening to spend ust and H program set up for Milto~ Var1an, Eber Ptckens 1 my Roush of Columbus; Mr. and who wishes to wear the new ber of reservations by May 25, Mrs, Jolm (Edith) Batey wW the week end w1th ~er fath~r the. next school year . 1and Or1s Hubbard ~f the Em- Mrs. Mickey Miller of Middle- formals must be at this By Heath Circle by writing Mrs. John W. Cou· observe her BOth birthday, WedCharles R. Karr Sr. and . 'lhe banner award and $5o a· oergency Rescu~ Umt accepted port, Mesdames Icy Miller, AI- practice before inspection, June Mothers were honored at the ghenour, Cheshire, or telephon- ne&day. May 20, Her addrell Ia her mother at Holzer ""ard was won .by the 8th grade. the $200, proceeds of a supper , bert Smith, George Hicks, Ter- 2nd. annual mother • daughter ba~ Jng her at EM7-7177. Pomeroy Route S. Thts money w1ll be used on held recently at the school ry Phalin Millard van Meter May m quet of the Eleanor Circle of their annual . trip to ColuJllbus house . Betty Hayes, chairman Robert R~ush and Tom ' The past presidents of Drew· Heath Methodist Church Thurs. r. 21. Glona Buck and Den- of the supper thanked eve~- er of Pomeroy, George Webster Post Auxiliary wiD day ev~nlng ln the dinlng room 1se Sn~~ass presented a ba- one who helped and donated m Harold Jones and Bill Grueser meet Wednesday evening, May of the chu1·ch, Mrs. RDSCae Wise POMEROY, OHIO t?n 1w1rlmg and tap dance rou· i any way ~ make it a succ:ns. of Minersville, William Houda- 20 at the home of Mrs. Harry was 1n tme . . . A donation of $S was gtven shelt nd Marie, Lawrence DidHoudashelt in. Middleport. charge meeting. 11 TONIGHT thru TUESDAY A !lOCUli hour fo~lowed ":1th . to the cancer fund . Several get dle, Mabel Winebrenner, Jack Add May 11 Mer..bers introduced their HI,.AWRENCE OF ARABIA.II hostesses. Margie Smtth, well and cheer cards were sent. William1~. Harry Potts, Charles The Sa1isbury PTA will meet guests and potted plants were Save Now On All Porch and Lawn Furniture. D.. (Technicolor) pendable Makes. Big Selections. Uph91s~•'(\U4Peter O'Toole, Alec Gutnlless Joan Ward. Audrey .Hayes .. and Mrs. Hayes and June Sayre, Neuman Herschel Diddle Sam at the school Tuesday at 7:30 presented to Mrs. F. L. Iron, Anthony Quinn Omar Sharif . Bertha Bing ser\'mg ch1r~en hostesses, served delicious re- Pickens ' Myla ' Hudson w'mu.m P m Officers for the new year mother of Mrs. James Johnson. ers and Chairs and Chaise Lounges. Steel AD4 . Jack Hawkins, Jose Ferrer. ~lad sandwl~hes, potato ch1ps, freshments to Mrs. Hood, Mn. Winebr~nner Larry ' ~ill · be installed. Don Williams, the oldest mother present and Aluminum Gliders, Fol.cling Chairs, Rockers • Arthur Kennedy, and Claude , pl·-:-kles. cook1es, corte: a n d Zwilling, Eileen Clark, Sharon Carrie sfncl~ir and Miss protector for the to Mrs. Dale J ·acobs, mother of Chaise Lounges. Also Redwood Picnic Tableil, Rains. A Sam Spiegel-David Lean punch to those attendmg . Salser, Priscilla ~lack, , Ada Ann Theiss, Miss Rosetta Lisle, Division of Wild Mrs. Judy Fruer. mother witb Chaise Lounges and Chairs. production . their first 1 Slack, Agnes Whtte, M1l~red and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watkins, a film. Refreshments the most childr-en. Mn. Wise since. 1'The River Kwai." Second Monday Club , p;erce, and Phyllis Hendncks. all "' Syraccse. wm be served. concluded !be proaram with a Furniture Dept. 2nd Floor Running time: 3 Hrs. f5 min. ls Entertnined The Twilight Garden "Bieased Hands.'" Ar· Mrs. Max Ward entertained Klu Now Professor Nifty Stile,.. will meet Tuesday evening or sprint! flowers dethe Second Monday Sewing club At Baseball Camp tbe home of Mro. Eddfe Smith. tbe tabloo for the dJn. Thursday evening Bt her LIn- Ted Klus:z:ewski former Cin· Are • Mrs. Herbert Dixon coin Heig hts home . cinnati Reds home run king is ' •rh · t lal ' ed the Niftty Stitchers club on e e~emng .was spen soc • turning " Professor" this sumly a~d In ~ewmg. ~rs. Robe.rt mer. He heads a new instruc- Thursday evening at her home Audie Murphy Nnd Lewis received a btrthday gift tiona! baseball school for boys on Rock Springs Road. "ts Following a social evening, Kathleen Crowley from th e cI ub· Refr eshme"to from ages 9 to 19. The school -andh te the hostess served refreshment. ed bY th e os ss were serv will feature four two week ses-"DRUMS OF AfRICA .. Miss Eleanor Robson, Mrs. Paul sions be innin Ma 31 to Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. James With Frankie Avalon Kloes Mrs. Grace Holter Mrs. g. g y ·. . WiU, Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. and Mariette Hart Lewi~. Miss Martha Howell, The datly progra~ Will m· Lloyd Moore, Mrs. W. A. Drake, an Color) . k Wood d g t elude Instruction m baseball Mrs Max Folmer and Vanessa t Mrs. P anc . M rti K panrk a ues, fundamentals by the staff of and · Susan and Roger Dixon MlS1I Y s ay a er. JUN,.MON. MAY 17·11 top n·1g ht .coaches. These men Mrs. w. A. Drake will be hoi· . Allred HJtchcock '~ ATTEND BAPTISM are promment colleg~ and ~· tess for the next meeting. ! "THE BIRDS" school roache!l w1th out· sTaylor Jessica Tandy Mr. and M rs. Cl aren ce Grue nd ' rd M . (Technicolor ) er Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0 r r sta mg .reco s. .aJor 1eague LiJlian Proffitt, Roy Proffitt to -anda~d ro.Hnnie Orr spent MothE'r's scouts Wlil be lookmg in on Freda Ferguson. 25 acres, LebAll Star Cast In [ Da with Dr. an<l Mrs. Roger each ~esslon seBrcbing for fu- anon. : .,SILENT WITNESS" 'i ture big leaguers. Complete in- 1 .-=========;;;;; formation for either the boys baseball camp or the girls camp are available by writing the Ted Klus:z:ewski Baseball School Camp Valley VIsta, P. 0. Box 524, Bainbridge, Ohio. 45612. Visitors are welcome to see th~ facilities at any time . ~e '. . . r f Kay Stevens-Tall In Talent, Too BY ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD - (~EA) - Look back ;nto the childhood of a star and f!hances are you will find a story or rejection, a ju nUe's bewilderment over being oot wanted. Dark memories and lonely moments have played roles in the drive behind Jerry Lewis and scores of others who bask today in tbe show business spot.lisbl &Jcb is die story of Kay Stev...., Ill! lall, rod-hair.. lliDiernmediellae wlae 11 aooming to otardom. Uk• lhe tate Marliylo M..roe, kay speat her cbil•llood ye.s a.i 1 shy UUie MJss U-wanted, undemourislled and 1btttled fnm ene f•~ heme »-. In entertaining she louod ac-first as an 11-year· to the old pantomiming reconls of DOnny Kaye, !ben singing and clownioa with trios and small bands. only eight songs, Kay started to ad lib remarks l.o the audience, anr.. that's when her <"a,_. eer rolled into high gear via night club., in Las Vegas. Reno. New York and Los Angeles. Her style was aU her own, .a brand of tomfoolery which a ,, feminine fan once summtd up with the words, •·She sa)S t.o m""n what all women wish lhe)' could." As her nighl. club fame sprea4, Kay's career emb'"aced mevies ("The Ioterns'' a.d its current sequel, "The NEW I• terns," plus "Tbe Mu From the J)ia.. en' Uub") all4 10 auditlo11 fer "Funny Girl," lhe story ol Futo ny Brie~, Rom slle resemble Kay said she lost the Brice.., role for the Broadway hit ·· ~ cause I refused to dye my hair black. But you know something - I'm going to dye .n y hatr black when I do the movie ver-Qon." ceptaDce WITH A REPERTOIRE . ol ael I, uSo Little Time" :lH.t) Marla Sdlell. 'DIURSDA.Y MAY Otatmel13, '"Tben 11ia-e Wero 'J'bnie" (lfiA) Nlool. Jfi · r!UDAY 1i. il . · ' of BOLD ENOUGH tn predict she's goina: places tll moviet and elsewhere in show huslness, Kay St.vena Is also a £al with a sensltiv• ttature aod <le<ply religious leeUDt!S. 'l'lle other d'ay, for example, a friend in Hollywood asked her, ''Kay, "ho i8 your ana· lyst?" "My aDBly!ltl" she repeated,. BUrprioed al !be Idea. "Yes," saki the frlend, "I'a loolWtt! M a J100c1 '"'"• lhou~bl !MY be YCMI eould """'mme1111 yours." ,.;.J. '";!, Kay ~­ .IJII!W: Dr. Earl C. Metz, chairman of the department of edu· : cation at Capital University in Columbus, will be the ,. speaker at the Pomeroy High School Commencement r Friday at 6 p .m. on the topic, "Onward and Upward e From Yesterday To Tomorrow." Dr. Metz received his AB DR. EARl. METZ _ _::_:_::_c==--=~-Meigs Memorial Hospital SA~RDAY ADMJSS 10NS _ Stanley Mer.::er , Cincinnati; Gla· dys Blackwood, Rutland; Martin Woodard, Pomeroy ; Mrs . James Brightwell, Long Bottom; Mrs. Jar, Knapp, -Angsville; Mrs. Jerrold Roof, Middleport. SATURDAV DISCHARGE"- I . . oJ 1Lmda Johnson, Racme; Joyce 1Brogan. Rutland; Albert Van ! Cooney, Middleport; Monad Will son. Long Bo!tom: Willlam Barrett .. Langsville; Glen Tucker, ; RBcme ; IAlretta Beegle, Pomeroy. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS ll!aul Holter, Racine; DaI e Roush, Racine. ., SUNDAY DISCHARGES Zona Jeffers, Syrocu"' : Feed Samsel. '•lason; Cla1re K a r r, PomeroyStniDAY BIRTHS - A son lo Mr. ond Mrs. JeJTOid Roof. degree from Capltal University, his Master's from Duke, ancl his PhD from Ohio State Uni· versity. He was superintendent of schoo1s for 14 years in Wayne. A~hland. and Jefferson Counties. For 19 years be has been at Capital University serving as chaJrman of the department of education. Currently he is chairman of the Education committee of the Ohiu Co11ege Association & is a member of numerous educational organizations. He is a member of Phi Delta Kappa. Openin& lhe proaram will be the band playing "God of Our Fathers." The invocation wUl be given by Father John Turel. The band will then play "America The BeaotifuL" Michael Winebrenner, senior class president. wiD introduce Dr. Metz. "Harlequin" wJU be played by the band followed by Principal James A. Diehl, Jr., making the presentation or the class. .superi~tendent Charles S. Gibbs Will present the diplomao. The band will p'ay "America'" followed by thr benedictloo by Father John TureL FRACTURES RIP Mr1l. Almira Davis 76 Carpenter, was admitted' to 'Holzer Hospital at o: l5 p. m. Sunday alter havioa fallen In the back yard of her sister's home (Mrt. Nellie Looal ond austalnlni 1 fracb1red hlp, ' WASHINGTON (UPI\-Prea~ dent Johnson has cut l,tllll jobs orr tbe federal employment lnp he bad aet 'f<l: tbe end of tbe ctlfNIIt fllcol year .., June 30.· Meta• Genenl Kospllal The Whit. House aald SuJ1. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS- day that tbe cutback, erupted j:uba little, Cheshire. with a rot1uct1on of 1,521 jobs SATURDAY DISCHA11GE8- anOOunced om Mare!> 9, tneantt C. H. Jonos ~leport. that IS,ltl poa1t1ona will . SUNDkY ONS be loppC off J....,._,'l JQD. Ross lllx, Bl . ary Oud&et ftllbl;ili of . 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