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Mowell aald Tbe inmates InvOlved bo u ·Joaepb · l'lldloiai, ·• the' Oldlpt allempt wu dlscov· escape attempt ins~Led 1 1·:111 lenll ·fnlii Wedneadly ·when und aod lights In the tuiUIOl and lot' r......,; wu fOUDd In ubes at bad an electric fan 1o help 101'91D1 ._ , · plont. but m action tbe tunnel cool while !bey oecond de- IIIUlder frola · tali:OD 011W !Dday 110 thet an w9rking. C<lwlty; lllmetb lluo tbe OODVlels lllvolved could Shirley Campbell, 31. aervlng 31, ........, . 14 :Jean ·"" apprehended. 1 llfe sentence for lint lroa> CUyollop ec.,. said the convicts munler from Butler 'l'bamal Ceuley, 29, · ~ m tilt at 'u IIOI'9iDI I-'ll fnm 8clote I Two ~n Fined · lntlmrtof ' ·, County Jut\ge . . BESTFORM BRAS and GIRDLES, LINGERIE DEPT... ELBERFELflS: Goldwater, Nbo~ Aeeept· : Bid to GOP' ·· · Huddle ... . ' ' ' ' PADDED "REWARo·· CASABlANCA BRA · (Style 11045) lovely you in this • (Style 6006) The IOSS·thaflo ~atf?"" f~vwite1 And now- 1 aver~ge figure is filled out 'I (Style 11042) Low, low price for thlo moot-wonloll ltyll"'l 111 · with,lilflt, Hvely Lycra"!pandel ! allunngly. with light paddinJ MPirlltfon J/V. 'lflcefully •• -its even longer wearmg .. that -a dds JUSt enough fultness. firm support follows every evtn ~comfortable! $epa. Pre-stitched undercups and ratt, FRONT CROSS·OVER I smooth upper cups. Center BANDS give a natural look al\d elastic 110re. Perfect for weer• feel. lndtvidually set nylon lar.t ing under .we.ater fashions. cups won't pull or twist - . White. Sizes 2.S.'MM, :.IZ·36.\ 32·36A. 32·388. 32-40C. 2.99 32·388. 159 t LYCRKLYRIC .. ~ li075) DllniiiJ ombniJ. ~-. Contor - 1.59 lnd - It 111<1 porftot Ull' ....., bondt for ldlll uplift. --··2.110. Whlto. 3Z-36A, 32-1011, 32-40C. L59 3.99 2.00 (8tJie - MCtlonl ol . . . - l.ycn IIIII"' dol ID ouura ftrm, . . . , _.... rnove. Embroidered cotton built Metion with centtr pantla of nylon n• for thlt decoll• tqe look. Elaotlc bond bottom ...ys In pl~ot. Whlto. U-3611, 32-4011, 32-tliC. COSMOPOLITAN STRETCH.STRAP · --- ..... U-p--n. ::=; RJHG-A-ROUND "HOED-UP'' BRA 11011, noo .. .... bMd•u (S~· 6060) ADJUSTABLE ltiiPa IINtch .w btrl Wllnt . Hao- ollltle..,. for_,. tbem~ .. and stey put. ~dl ., fatt • • • llrnl- IO .IIUhloriableiOWi ~ protlllr ""'nda .... - - ....., - :C,'::.; ftonnol for •1001d liP' 32-40& az.1 t2.QO. 1.59 cotton cups Wlih a!*llllt IIi' siantd stltchlna for ifntor . uplift, White. Slzu 32·StA. S2·li88, 32·38C. ' "l I 2.00 ' ' J!Pt .(lli ,...., -----, .. ... ;.~ ;_ 'Lea.Jef.'';' OlPUnks . The (Sty~. HAREM 0651) Be slim-waist to !!!!l!!.~with · this lightweight 'control for the petite figure . 'KNEH!NGTH two.way stretch is all pleasure to wear! With '.""f'lc' relnfon:od front panel . S·M·L· XL. #0650 matchiniJ regular- lolltlh panly. (#0652 for tho ....... fleuw. 32-4o even sizes . .at)', '$3.99.) - . 2.99 Lvcra• spandelc lon&·ltl ponly hos lptiCially constructllil twin rolnfotcod side JlOnelo thllollm and lrlm hlpo ond lhl!lhs. Vertical ,trstch Lycro ololllc back and nylon shear front. Whlto. Sizto S·M·L-XL AIIO JYiiltblt In Ill' dlownlon, ~ 5740. 5.95 eigbt-41s' government·lno wortlbop apln will be held on the <!ampUl of Capitol actioll " Vnivenity Ill ColumJjuo. ·dent :f.,::Continue . List Delegates to Girls' State ' I �t . J '~'"• lieiiiJ ~..-;,., ~!! •t:a ·- . Cars Jtamaged The Right Approach ? ·. ln·CoDWon . 'f'DU II 1 II&Jibl that tbm li llotbblf · t ..wll~lltr tht 111111 and tlledallylt tlalNI Ia tlit bth1¥10t tf tfl~ human fttt, ... '~at .t JltOple ftllifl llmt illilltllfl- llelen J!elp l11l ltlii Uft .......IIIII pciYftltllld lulfl w.rkM. fdr ttt tllllllnalloll. 'l'ht wm111 II!IIAIMI tlllpbaota clllt to mtllll tblt the llltlll lallllllllllll I "WU' Ob po¥11'• IIOihiJIIIItW. liver JQ 11111'11 111 pyernmenl lllrtiill mat noble nper· lmem Ibm u the Ttnlltllll Volley Aldllorll!' wlllrll ••• to till pourty In till mil Nll1111')', Grtlt dldll Wlrt thriJWII ., tllrtltl J10WH tftat 1110UI4 llrlnl to an lilcl poftrty 11110111 ti!Ost Jlflllllt 111t111ow lillh Ytlt 111M wt nOll lllat lllat very IIIIMIIIIIIIat llftll taroUtd in the rank• ' ........ X 1fM llllllit. A ll!ltft~ . .t Appllacblo. Tbe tiiDtflllltnt hao now -* lilt lb!IIJeri Ill thill oo\lnlry our a How much wllltgo up In smoke? llllllo• two h1uiCittd n. 'Uiont aiMt ~llJIIt m .UP tlaiMcl allijpendonl on aid from 11M fadttll ..,..,_at. . .lTIIe lnitoclucllou Ill Ioiii' ooit Jlf!Wir was llil>~t'G lo t!ttlet Industry aild to pi'.,. ~de employment of an kindl. Al\out the ell, ll!ft' lh 1M past ao Yfah in this re«ffllt lhll llllpi1J1ft!@ftt Wd at 1 peak lev. el:wu when t)le great Oak lildge. in.otolla· lion ••m• into beinl durlhg World War D with tilt ll'oR dOM 011 MOmic eft~rgy. lt·julrt goe~ tc ~how that the programs of &h~ JOVnnnltnl for the tlllprovement of the 101 Dt-peoplt II prldklUtl!fldlllftly on lhJ spfMin• of llr:e sums ot mort•~<IJid tY.'n ~·· it does not pan 0111 lilly 1111 ·'. !!rut ot • run•Joslf lltl'tulll, WlllltJ IIMIIH! pnco4inl tile oplnhm II 1t111t former dofenst dolll'n • bullclln,. 'l'lle 41tfetfll~o Is tllat . Mrs. Jolin vromu lwillilll to ~f lllllll 11 ftlll IIUIIIItl' .c Wilt Otflllally, Hill in • firob"~· aro not usually plitedl• cblfll I'!fl!let tilt itltstl. 'l'lt.~·=~li:~:r::· ldll l!oWMI. ..ttt•t Is lllHeb lilt Other dty lh" A.lolt llillor of ililiolis, l!plll ~8Unlft itlll lit slletl lbobt me II lllk lbouldtt't bt bitmtd for Worlol lllamt for Wotlcl War ll (6t 1\Tar 11 fllllt d!e lli¥Hit141111 War li. uidt, and tlw pretent.lfij tetlobl of tile .. lie held In lilt wefal -~1 .. HI Wl• luiltr ol sltrCin• it aU ri•hl Russia~ Mi'l!'llhstanc!lftl, thm I tt 61 lilt e!illt.tl tmmedltfi!ly Wlllh lit lb~tditl l'olodd In 1U3t1 laid man7 ln tho Wilt "JIG iWII• to 1111 I Ill• lcl1loillf tilt llaldiftt. Jlatt ltrauu, but that ••• not liis mffn· ua mort aullrtllt!t 111111111 Otrlllllll Will 11011. HtllmpiJ did 1101 foresee tho •on- never •lain •"• tlletntel¥11 Into i11t !IMiuitltef - illll llrlttill lod trance haiicls of a Hlllfl' llefoie tiM} ••n ltlp· IIIYIJII llt~ked dOW• oo .ftfft in flit pail: pC>tl Gfni!dfi ri!UIIIflctllon. ""II lillii)J "' !9 war. . Ill dill rl~fd, till ~IJihl to let ~~~~":~!::i.nt':~~ti. . , litJ1 .St~IIIN lltjllot~t,l!f aceeat•h<'t that CblnOillir Erhard formally relllll- 1~ by riltf!J'. I;( lett ~bUnt for ~tb ed .ont of bll Mficiole wba !Hued I fieq Wotld .Wttt..bituu~ it Jato lnle I h • c.ll lot tbt ttturn .t iht lludftelilinil h_anda Ill those !PattiCl!larlf tile Rua- (tom C:zeehostonkii to ller~. 1!!••llhar llaJY) """ " .. ,., t&dllll til tilt ''Get· '1'1111 it diM! inslinre wbtti lillt0f1 mad ;;.t Uq-~many ditldM. riilliot bt allll'lrtd to tt~at llull. ti It In oill fhB., Herr StrabSs ~ ri~t. lo bt .hoJH!4 thai It wliiJJe tlil Gfi'ul.ltl .lflt)er l!'fl hO lllltt nspGI!iible fQt oUt· tbemNivt! wile tee tliaiiii!Oti aot. · ly ltirlllllt d6Wn tftt .tottd than a pyt(l. If IUJ!t about Hitler help$ fewatd llill mahl,.. .!1·,rfBJ>Onsiblt ,when lie litil'bt tnd, II 11Ms I!Utnllllty. Pomeroy ........ RATIOIIWIDI! Y! :!::!' :~~~:::::..:~.::: I Eugenel'atson OfColmahmt Weather Dies'Saturday "'tt'n.\.,_ we're · -, having . · l '' WS\'l ""''t'" ;.·ff. .J ..,. ~,.,J ' u . BREATHING RARE AIR 'Fore' Into the Night lrith aemtlhlllg ltH IIIII llltlltl8illfft, bullllf 111'111 han on~ mare r"asoR "I>* r • :} .: ~. .ntl DAILY *'IMIL tor wllllltll 1 nljlit aut. wltli lht IJoJt Jut It's I lot llellllllor, p·alllill" eiMiiJI' ·~"'" 'I'll .......lT .. MiltS MAl~ AIIIA ......... et. lbO, lh5nlltiiDI IIIOUbliltltttount • roker table. liii.SIIll!i IJidlllllllit.. Ana 11 ct>llld lll@ln that hubby - jlllt llliMt If. · · lo lafld 1 IIM!d wltllllll IIOtilt- = be tniltblt more often SllvrdiJ chiiftl. ~li'tSi IIW'Ifl bu ttl ptlft -"" You can add charm and IdE"al for use in beauty in )'OIIf homt> with interior wtndow shutters. utility room or workshop. Can also be used for dee-oration 4'x6' panel.. As low as NEW & USED ltr 99c ea. $2.76ea. SADDLES ~la· ssifie ... / Riden are aoeded rar lbe Bronko Booten. Penono Ja. tore.ted oboald call Beb &I• or Lany Wole, bolh ' llaeiDo. A·ds 6e-t Results. Old lime boll players eoacb lbo two teaau. !night) - Bouton (3-Si ll.tell are oa uJe 1rom Clumce (4-21. Raelae llremea, llaclne Food SundaY's Gomes Market or Larry Wolle, tick· Baltimore at Minnesota , et oaleo dlalrman. F'urlber d.. Now York at Los Angeles IIIII 111111 doe 1UU11e1 of 1101"; Boobm at KaDIBs City (2) - • oa lbe leoma wW be.. at Chicago (21 IDO~ IIIIer. Washington at Cleveland (2) MAI181WLONTV _ _ ,Cllt( Mtt . . iii<M•-"Mo• i i TV's a..nne1 3 Sunday pro. "CoiJege Bowl" 'l1le pro- I " . . .._,tc; . J '· ~ - ~. ' ' SUPPLY STORE Galllpol~ W. 2nd It, I Pomeroy --- - - ----- . '\. YOU M&T T1fE .,P!'PU .., , . MEDICINE 15<: Fine quallcy. eattmeta ID 1 variety of "'autlful ityle. as low as . '· ' ...,...,.,_ "~--""- Cou . nter Tops .. .;, stfdi.. .. ......._ --,.=~--;:-,· sl~~~ '. S..Tho At •• • • ·--................... ' . I ~- • . • ' ' ... $3.95 ""'"· HONDA Fulll.lne '' • Fi;OOR TILE V!Dyl, . Vinyl asbestooj J:llbl:ter ·ar Aspball Ful color ranee. At low •• '""'JW 1. ' J '1- ..,, t gram will begin UO $9,15 GILMORE ' ' ~ ·. ' . 3-1. ::::~AI If you are looklq for somethinl for the bone or pony, we have tt. Giants 3 I; Perry, Ameri..n LHIIUO - Bllllker, !Orioles 6-0: Hal~ Qrioletl 4-0; Hamilton, Vanks ~; Fer d , Yanks 6-1; Kralick, Indians 5-1. MarshaO University studlents II will bottl~ Lewis IJid Clark Col· I lege Qf P<l<lland Ore., on WSAZ- . FULL LENGTH DOOR MIRROR Fino plolt glon. No tllsfw. tion. A ~·must.,.. •rou~ the Pltclllag ACCESSORIES National Leape - Farrell, 11 01' ALL KINDS 11-1; Marlchal, Giants S.l; ' - - - - - - - - - ' Colts 6-1; We Tr•• For Any 1Cin4 7-2; Gibbon, Pirates 3'1; Washington at Cleveland . Danlelll ($.3) vs. Krallck New York at Los Angeles kiteheD, .. . . ~-· Ceilhlj1'ile. '' �/ • • ' ' ' ' ~~~~~ .• +, ' Junior Angus Field Day Is Announeed 4-DaUy ~entlnet, P<lmeroy-Middleport, o. Juae tl, 1884 I ~I Problems with·Corn- .lillions ·See Ike's · Sentimental . . Jor'lt.~ Yalut~ld. AI f4o!tte 4-H Club News Beef• • ·f55 I' 0 ( WITH MOTOR ' MORRIS IMfPMINT & SUPPLY CO. , • 110 SOAII:::,I~AT1f=/ST~EAII1Nfl • flltON.I W1"*2 II.AIIL •tllllt LOD~I-NO lUI IOLioYI . ,., ,. ~~~~~-IUttrnltiCIII~ kHP , . _ ot ,..., Itt Hntll pnttut lhtmJ~G~inr. NOW IUU DDNI AT Ulllll LIIOK . Ttfl I!IODllaiOfll .·· d-Jijf .. 11$ENT.OUTn IUUTifULI Ewrythi"l you nHd to know 1Rout lhlm,.oinl rup wu li11i1ntd in~ this n1w EUNkl. And how )IOU'II $lVI Mdull you etn do tUCh I proftPIONI job )'OUr,Mff! /' WAVI RUG •nd CARPET CLEANING ~ospital News ROBINSON'S -..uu~re........Ory Clttntrt Ctnftntent IJI~:IIIuiJ Stetlene In MIDII~II'ORT-POMIIOI' Ph. '"""''' WY 24421 MI~ ...PI WY UIH TIME IS .HERE! Millar~ owner ,_,....., 214 E. Moin WY 2-3635 AN*ALUMlNAtiON IUIPACI IS A II /tl N'; ,_.,. BRIGHT IDIAI " 1'1'1'1' I' 1"""'"~' ,,,,,\11\1\ddll ~nd Massey-Ferguson i Harry ...._'-\\ 111 h I:.SEE our New Holland f•lers Associated Radio & TV ... I' ~/ · "/ , - · IAIY PAYMENT PLAN AVAILAILE Fulton-Tllompson Tractor Sales .,! "Sure Sign of Quality" WY2.SI01 ·:~·~, A IPIING AVI. ·,- "t ·. • • •, J""'.Aiill FD! INDUSTRIAL. COMMEIICI.Il Allll FAll ...... A HEAVY, LIQUID AlUMINUM POM!IOY, 0. COATING for ROOFS ... all types of METAl . . . ' ' '· MASONRY.._ ) COATS - CAUlKS - WATUPIO.PS - liPUCTS HIAf \ ., ONI A,UCAJION . GROWING PROGRAMS rrovico fuds 1nd Concentrates. Thoroup ruurch proceduru by p.. perleneed specialists MI'Jre sate •• ~ ltfttllll end flOWing. Pro~tet JIGllr flock or llerd investment with 1 Prov!GI hofit-Proven Fetdinl Procr& OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES -· ' ' llhon• WY 2·2161 MlntriYIIIe, Clhle · . •'l Carolina lumber qnd Supply Co. Y(Y 2·21·t t; :. STARTING AND Mike su'' rou aivt your flock or htr• a stft start tnd sound trowt~ wl" ' .,1/lftltnumlltrlor · :. . . 'UII,ACI OIL : t.Qv~lt Phone 460 lud8ol Ttrmo- Cl&h & Cerry- C11h & Delivery 1'1. Opp. I & 0 Oopot ,,_.nt • TryOut luiftat litY~~':. .' ,,,, ,, ,·~ ' • Ohio Certified Seed Corn • Fu11k'l ·S.ec:f Corn • tFertiliur .. · ·Sugar Ru1f'.PI60t.Mills _ ' ·;:" o·' • ' ' Phon• WY·2-2115 •M.tti'M Oellv•.Y on All . ' : l • "'~~~ ·EQUIPM,~T. C:9. . , ·' •._, Mel.. Otllwtl Mte!llttl ·. -~. 2;~t76 • .-· h MU·ILLER CLIMATROL _. Air-Condit '' · ' .. ,.,..,., . ·' :'Shop Youd.ckal Store ·in · ' HOT WATER HEATING \ .·1f ' • ' ll !._ �' ( • • .. .. .. ···• -- $1.45" . 1962 Corvair Monu $1795 Coupe. Lonlly owned and low mile•ee. tires U.ke new, 102 en£ine, 4-speed box, bucket seats, radio, heater, fawn paint with matchlne vinyl interior 1960 Chevrolet Impala $1595 t.Door. Ivol']' and blue finisb. Spotlei!JI interior! udio, beater, VB engine, Powerglide, like new wbitewal tires 1960 Dodge Phoenix ..., ..... u e"'- pe'l fllllll""lJ"' r'••rd :b..... .. .,..... ~ n ... ..,_ ccnu "' •1111"11 • '·"""' 00 .... .,.. 4ftta - ,N.,. - • tul\ ror • 7 vr& ... ...., ;vu ....., POMEROY, OHIO -- ~ .... ..., ,. ~~-~ • ~.cu.t4U ~ o\..M tD 11100 110011 RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE @) , , 11~::::::::::::::::::~~~~::::::~~::-•il - - - ·- lftiO...... TO ~.AC& A .-n.t . Pomeroy Motor Co. -~~ .-. ,. .. """"' - - .- ,. ,. "" ...., • .. - ~· 7 dlll eaeb week aa.m. lotp.m. $1199 be~~ter ;·:~.·~;:~. ~... ... lll _ For Sale Real Estate Far Sale omeroy, Televiaion Revue .f• LINCOLN HILL - - BUILDING LOTS . ,.1' ~ Pomeroy's Most Desired ~Mations . f {• ' $50 DOWN-$10 ~~tft ..Door. Spotless dean interior. White finish, VB eDKine · power steerine, power brakes, auto. tnns., radio aod ....... 'Ilk •Piua r.. news. oh· 10 In the HHrl of THE AMERICAN RUHR PRICES RANGE FROM $800 TO $1000 Firat time these lots have been offered for sale. All .' 1111Utles available. Located on new 40 foot road . CALL WY 2·2623 FOR APPOINTMENT -noot.J('!INQ WI\..., AD i -d PHONE WY 2·2157 I •. !fie ' ~ Notice 11'1, Legion Farm, 011 Grove Road. Rutland. ~ . J. SHOO'l1NG MATCH, June 7, at 12 ooon at An>eri·l I ,. Ao CID :er Hlgb po'Verecl rilles, 22 rifles llhol IUDS. Everyone Is wel- come. I - .en. llcl 6 5 2tc e4 \ . lly _, .. I- ly ht b, ·' ""rd ,·-.. . & OiiriWI•fllll q 1- tdka 'fila I'OIIWGB IIlii Ullll" IIUIU clil: tlUil iiivif.iitWaa dtl CIJ.II't C!fU iilltll',..._.BYM ctl' '. ' UIICikU _ R~llli.... lllf--1 A IIAif liiW\il ftlolllt!l AI A flillili a'D1Rf .a.IIPul•-"41Ai.PB wAU>b JlMIDI\80K ................ . r I Livestock Olfll:"t ~EE~ 'IWR ClliS'lTS IN THE JAI~._ GOT 'EM DOWN Tt"' STREET I F?IGI4'f' lf't ~"E• IN IHE BACK RooM' II.A.. OLD STUt'F-An aged vehicle wblch al!tl as a mobUe &howeue for a drai'Vl_V94 sits in the bazaar that has grown up around the Jama Masli!l mC),IIque In New J:IOlll!; ~ The 300-year-old bazaar appears to be doomed. It bas been condemned as a ilaim~ 111 • attempt lo beautify .the area aroUDd the largut mooque Ill Asia. . , FOR SALE Reports Fr~m Th c (:a-pitol .. ·· :.··1~ ... d ' _. '• < 1 �r . enttn[ ' / .. . ( ,~~pthel ~~~rJ -l!!lf . 1111. ~. 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 8, ~ 62. Officers are Installed We~ m1 Mr J. H. Around And Mlddl~ort. . A~ut W'l Farewell Party Given Pos_tor; '. e By Methodist Church CQngregotlo,. Gra11t. , . rcr. LJd ~. ~~ ..,_. . _ U: · ' N<Order: l'lll'lcla ~. and ~ per!OIIal lilt from Mw 1frlend!hlp cirtlo o1 laltb cere, ~ -:.:: Ref and Mn. Carl Herring be," by MUs K.arr. 11'0~ treasurer : Carol Killl!, senlar Darnell. mQnY, whm tbo ~ alflcero Mn I,IObelt Mltdo ~ were of honor •I a fare- fprayer by Mn. Kenneth Cua custodian; Pam Cleek, jun- Mn. Darnell preHDted ·ber ml choir ll!'~bera IJCl'led the ~lnr ·w.va. well party Tlturaday evening cUff and a solo, "He Know• Tbll lor custodian: Marilyn Slumbo, daughter. a rueat book algned honored queen • guqt book. . ~ ' . at the Albury Metbodlsl church. Way" by Mrl, Jobn SluVIge, inner i"anl· SU!an .Lannln1, by the III'OUP of 10 who were Rofresbmellll In charge · Mn. M. C. Wlllon bu moved Mtt. Doll Burlcey, Mariotti, !lyrtOUH 1 review of the W<lrk dono with outer guard :' and Ann McCIIn- present lor the oereJ!IOIIY. Rec· Mn. Helene Mullen aasisted by lroni ber znd..v opratment vWted ber peNni~, Mr. apd • . the past« waa ctven by ~ tack, Sheila Cowan. Kathy Wal· laterl111 the guest. were Mn. Mrs. Mary Cleek, were served &s.eli apartment at Itt Mra. c A. Emmllh tbl.t week. A poUucl: dinner at 1:30 In Uam Houdashelt. . Wiler 'and Introduced and seat· """· Annette Wam<r, K a I h y IBeth Pullen and Mrs R u t h In the dining room which ,waa 'J'Il!ni-Ave ~ Middleport. Hor lather remo111a m at hll the chucch IOCial room, open- Dana Winebrenner on behall ad In the east were Mr and King and Jane Johnson. choir [Tumpklno Mr. Darnell present- decorated In purple and White was assisted In moving by . oa the affair with 6S In attend· ofthegrqppextendedbestwisl> : Mrs. Paul M. Darnoll parents members. ea a gavel and sOUnding block , the Bethel colora. The refreaiJ. daughter and soll-ln·law, Mr. R~t iU•sls of Mr. ml Mro. aooe. The Rev. Herring ask~ "' to the Rev. !!erring at hll ol the new honored .queen; Nan- Followr111 ljle tnstallatlon, 1 to the Bethel whlcb wUI be ment table waa attractive In Mrs. Earl Knight. ~~ ~ . Mr. and, .erace. . . new assignment, alter , which ' <Y '!'awn•y, past . hOnored queen Mary Bety Toney placed the used by Miss Darnell the honor· white liner. cover centered Mrs. M.C Wilaon Is . Mark H: Jones and grand· Following the dinner, the Mrs. Sauvage aang, , "I Never ol llttbel No. 73 and Carmen Ihonored .QUellll pm on M I" ed queen during ber term, 81 an arrangement of purple and Tnnl of . Grove City, III'OUP adjourned to the aanctu· Walk Alone." Mrs. Franklin Rlz. • S.xlojl senior princess of Beth· I Darnell. 'Th&l guardian, Mrs. nonor~ queen The retlrmg bon- white. mum.• with purple candaya In and Mrl. Wllllam Karr .,ary..lor • program. Miss Mtll'- er on behalf of the church preo tl No.' 73 Smith, on lle~alf o1 the Bethel ored queen presented gifts to dies Ill eryatal holders on elth· as guest of her . .. , cla K.arr lldatreSa of cerern'OII· . to 1 money . ~ f B th p•esented t past honored queen the Guardian and aasoctate er side. Mrs. Darnell and Mrs. Nelghborgall Dllnols. 'Ibey aiiO lUlU rell· exte' ded after sented a love , gift o Cou nrtl mem.,.,rs o e ie e1 pin to Mi... Toney, who also re- guardian. . AJf ed T from Tnledo ' AkrGn:' Wuh· 1which ell, n a we1come, tht Rev. and Mrs. Herring and . r oney presided a I the Mrl. Lucille Mayes 18 ·the group sang Whet No.Sm162thinlrodtdtced wAelfredETolsn· roived a ."ift from her officers The meeting closed with ~the ipunch bowls Portsmooth with her D.C. and otherpulnts. A' Fri d We Hav In' Jesus Rev. Herring res~nded saylnl D . . guar •an , re • en • ' he had enjoyed his years with ey, II!OCiate guardian : Daisy · and lamjly Mr. and Mr. and Mn. WUIIam HbUck B<Companled by John Richard them and thanked all for their Bla~.esleP. guardian secretary: Teen·Ase Cltu• Covert and chll<!Mn. . children, Beth and Carol, sauvqe Jr. · kindness and cooperation. Rev. Mabel Goeglein. 8Uardian treasOf Church Meet1 ru Dr and Mrs Thomas Lewis n~tum.ed to their bome In Scrlplurt readlug of Psalm Herring will leave Monday, for ourer: Florenc< Tracy. directA meetil!l of the Teen-age VJ r IS cia hters 1 and-Cartil Mlll"ion alter .Wting the p88t 1, by Eldon Will, preceded a Lakeside to attend the Oh 1a "" of music; Ada Nea,., pr<>class of the Asbucy Methodist r"'~. C:1~mbUI, visit: week witt. ber parents, Mr, and. talk"" "Take . ~ See~nd IOQk at Meih~st confer'e11<!0· "~ ... rr.oter of !IDCiability Georgia t:_ n church was bel~ May 29 at the lth f i~ Ia . . p .L. P.litcb. yourself ,_ hOW )'Oil can becotne 8e WLtson, custodian of parapher· •vr church. Tile Lord's Prayer op- Second nomination of officers Me:orial and .mode l)ebbie, ·<l!lughter : ol Mr and the liner WSOJl ~ want to Tt,~r;' ·. nalia Helene Mullen. promo!- The eiecntive officers of the ened the meelln~, old and new was held when Guiding . ttolp to the cemeteries. · Gene 'Rice, oblerved· her . · ediction .by er of hospltahty; and Har'y. P Middleport Band Boosters As· business was diScussed. a n d Council, Daughters of Amertca be B: 2nd wltJ.l a ed· the progr.ai!l. Smith pasl associate guardtan l·•ortation met Tltursda evening Suzanne Winebrenner read the of Syracu.. , met in regular ses- Mr. ano Mrs. R~ rt ett famlly , home Tho affair waa and promoter of fraternal rela· 'th ~ Gh Yk t devotions "GetUng Ready." sion In their cooncll room. Tlte children, David, Bar 11'11, Wdenesda) th Eitgles WI a.:.ugene er e o or ~ G ' I eel d h f and Tony visited . U' e. . ..ti ons. .< del a urn rna ·or uniform for arne• were pay an te· meeting, lo c arge o . . school and Also introduced were B. LoQ. . l . freshmments were "'"'ed alter et Cottrill councilor 1n Charlesron Heights, W. Jl!emorial Day weekeol! guests lse Mttcl.ell, guard1an treasll'· Mike ~rcher, ~ho ~! 11 be the the meetmg Membero present ritualistic' form ' with Mr. llhj 14'rs. Jennings qf Ml's· fear! fteyJioldJ Inchlded ·Moore er of Bethel No. 73, and wor· new ....,urn maJor " coming v.ere Rose Ann Lisle Suzanne . Vaught and ramily and .othl!l' Mr.~ and ' Mra. CISI't!nce Archer, , ~~~=~t~~; thy matrons and worU1y patrons 1 year lor the Mtddleport march· Wmebrenner , Jeanie' Manuel, Sisters Florence Snyder relatives. · son, Charles w..~ay, ~ daugh- "If Jesus Came to Your : and Mrs. or.d past matrons and past pa. , Ing band. Patty Winebrenner, Carolyn Gertrude Mills were reported M ~ ~ Mr l!d Chery). Ann, Mn. Nina House," was reasi by Mrs. l!eJ· c . trons of the Order of Eastern Mrs. Cash 8ahr, the new . Jean Sauva e Mrs. out of the hospital: and Nellie r. la s. gar ~ and Mrs. Wil· en Diddle to open the meeting Star Iprestdent, was '" charge of the LJpseomb. nd Lin~ ' U s· Weese about the same. Broil>- leU today (or Los AngeJes, lhnil Bla• • and datlghler!, Carlo of tlle Sunshine Muers Olaaa Ferrell and ht T t . meeljng and appointed Mrs .. John Sauvage. a a P er Leo. McFarland • died May Calif lor aothetbree·\Ve8k ••~ Tlte of the' First United Presb·~-. Inger . B Mary e onev , 1 re 1rmg comb .th -her Mr . VISit and . all of 1 na~-uu. ~ ....~ lass of the honored queen, ser~e)l as the )Tom Rue and Mrs. Don Mullen I 7th, in Steubenville Ohio, He WI m il 'b. s. ld Mr. and Mrs.. Mil· tan Church of Syracuse recent- c · -.•' Installing offiaer and was as· as co-chatrmen. for the annual had been a member, of Guiding whq w .I 85 Y!!llrs o . and ·'family. for a ly In .the Church Annex. '\ si>ted by Alitc Carpl!nter, past IJee cream SOCial to be held Star Council for a number of this !llOnlh .. ~hf~aa ~l 'for the holldo),. . Tlte meeting was eontlu~ted honor.d queen of Bothe! No. 62 1A~sL 14 · Mr. Gherke IS ask· • years. lo Gabtre • · "'' Wllllilm KenlJedy. and by the ,president, Mrs. Margar· as guiae ; Rose Marie Northup, i mg all Jumor ~en! me~bers Officers elected were Council· and · E.O O'tHaJI~ Reynoltls were ,In et Cottrill. Roll call wall' ansof Bethel 73, manshal: Nan ey ' to turn_ m any an um orrns or, Ural Thomas; Associate t 5 ay WI Thunday. · Wered willl a Scripture verse JfyJ'!~~ Burns Bethel 62 chaplain ; Lin~ jthey '" 11 have. I Councilor, Florence Potts: Reyno da :wlille Mrs. Dell Ruosell ·of om tht o: of mbers. da Mitchel. past'honored queen I Other offtcers present were I M Karl Grueser asslsted 'councilor, Pauline Morarlty, In·gone. were dinner ....ts Jut Secreta.i'JI and treasurer reports The Radu. 1 of Bethel 73, recorder ; Becky Mrs . Brur; ~ ;{dc~;~~s ~~:C~d b ~~s. Carrie Grueser ·enter· side Sentinel, Pearl Knapp, . WeeiJml guestw , 'It Mr. of hill mother; Mrs were read and approved. It was Monday .. Toney . past htlnored qu••n Be· Brawn an · dined the past Chiefs of Mag· side sentmel, Mane ; Leadi111· A.A. Scarberry were .Mr .·They were enroote <eporle!l that $171:50 was ~t· hall. A )Liney U:el 62, seniot custndian ; Thur- <!r · nolia Temple Pythian Sisters 1 ham. rl!1!ording secretary, sa. Ralph CarpeQter and Carolina .foe a fiv'e-<lay ted frnm the Election Day din· ned for , rna Vaugha9, Bethel 62, JUnior I • Thursda evening at ber home i dte Thuener: flnanctal ""'re· Gladys, Mr and Mrs. · ner. This amount was turned 20,, at tbe , custodian ; llilah Vaughan, Be- ' 293 Regtstered for in Min~sviile. tary, Hazel Clark: treasurer, Scar~'rry and· Danny, . Mrs. Mas sallborll waa called over to the trustees for redec· school. PlaDs ~~,, the! 62, ~ bearer: Florence < , A short busine>~ session was Lizzie Quick: Junior past coun· Mr. & Mrs,. Wlllialn · Alu"On this week due to the orating the annex. , for ~a FriendS . . Tracy, ~kian; and Roberta! Smnmt>r R10 Classes 'j conducte d by Mrs. Rollin cllor, Margaret Cottrill; AssoMike and death of her da~ghter, Bible study was conducted tember Belrtlui\l Kraeuter Bethel 62, soloist. j Two hundred and ninety • Bearhs preoident, whicb opened cl~te: Junior past, Mr. and Mrs. Margie saVlOiy. Funeral·services b) M!•· Naomi London: follow· Mat:rol' , lnst~ were Linda Darnell, three have registered for Rio : 1\ith the Lord's Prayer in uni· Eichinger irustee, 18 mnnths, Jr., Peggy, Bruee, held Wednesday at .St. ed Wlth group discussion. She ~nn~n, is honor~ qu..n:. Stephanie· Pul~ IG'ande College summer class- ' son. Winona Cook was report· ':l'·rgaret Cottrill repreoentoAmy and' Mr. atid Mr· & Mrs. c;. H. Wise also read aeveral poems. . rJFonvtlle, Ml•diili~rt, ~ len. l!lemor prmcess; Jenmfor a . din to w'illiam o. -.1 home from hospital and 1 Uve to state sessLOn, Margaret William Wells and Alan, FUneral Home In lfD8tess .for the June lttb Pomeroy ~bapters . . , Bla~.eslee. junior princess: Lin· ~orl~~~r di~ecto' of records round robin card was aent to Ekhinger; alternate represen· Others attending from meeting will be Mt:s· Esther mvlted to partk:~J~!.te '!I' . ' tltl d? l'ost, gUJde ; Lmda Lyon, and admissions. · round robin card was sent to taltve, Margaret Cottrtll. Recent gu..ts of Mf!!. B~ulah were Miss Bes!l san- Harden: roll call will be a program ..The~e ww be 110 ~ rshal; Debbte Hayes, cluip· This is 3t less than last 1her. Amanda Kaspar was reWhite were Mrs. Florence Han. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald v.rse Ire " !he. book of ~ler· ular meetmg.m July but.'~ n; Kathy McElhinney, first summer's record 332 total. ported •• improving. PIan a and Mr. and Mrs. Tltoinaa Mr. and Mrs CH Wise, onomy. Mrs. l_lelliiJ, Barns wUIUy ptcnlc at tbe. ~ine ~ messenger; Sandy Bunce . ...,. However. NQrthup pointed were made for a plcnle In July. A~-~tL Mr. I Mrs. N s of also attended ,the conduct the Bible .tudy. . will be held &lilii8.Y. J ~ ond me.,enger; Sharon Theiss, Iout that late registration will be The travelilll prize donated by Myrtle Watkins, Mrs J B Slandord of During the social lxKil" IlK! It wlli be . P"t~li, and ~ thtrd messP.nger; Donna 'fhetss. permitted thrOugh Wednesday. Mrs. Wllli•m Fisher was award· 0 ..J Darst accompanl..t calif accompanied her hostess. Mrs. Diddle, "!'l'Ve4 servtco sl!oUid .,..g)lf. fourth_ messenger: Brenda ~or· No registration• will be accept· ed to Mrs. Roy Seldenabel. A ~ 01!\P father to Akl'Oil .lor a , Mrs Sanborn to Mldd/e· delicious .refreshments .to ·l'frs. lhe close of the ~lnilr,M~ ns, ftftn messenger: B e' s y , ed after that date sunshine basket was sent to Mrs. vl.tlt. returning to ColumbLIJ With Agn.s Whit·. Mea. Cotll;ill. Mrs: Cjeek and Dolorel Wolfe 'tlr9 Cunningha~. librarian; Debbie Gallia county s~mmer stu· Eslle Mossman, who Is Ill. JUNE I Recent i"e&ls· of Mrs. Cecil Borden. Harris, and Mrs lAndon. ' ed King mu5tclan; Becky Nt~ dents tota' 79, Jackson 68, Sci· I Games were played with Daily Vacation Church School ' · oto 26, Meigs 17, Lawrence \6, prizes awarded to Mrs. Se1den- for all interested ehildreo ~ I Franklin 14, Vinton and pike I abel, Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. tween the ages of 3-14 will becounties 11 each. Delbert Etseistem, and Mrs. 1gm Mooday at g a.m. at lb , In Gallia county, 24 of I he Adam Ebersbach. jSL Paul's Lutheran Cnurch •· FOR ALL OCCASI<JIIIS '79 Rio stt•dents hail from the Refreshments were served by Pomeroy. Classes will be Oftktn of Bethel ' No. a of : tht Inte~ O!'dtr o1 Job'• D"luah_.. were lnstallod Tlturs· .day.··eYtninf at the Pom.!roy •li&Dlk: Te!Jlpla . Mary Beth TOney. hocored 111'""11. cilled the .m~n& to Middleport Boosters Buy.. New Uniform 2nd Nomination Q.l.f • ICers Held by Council M• . NEW YOU - oa11o ·~ 'on bor moidon ... 10. '~· eager $171,50 .TUlned "-·er ·by Closs' Mt :f u! Jn SyraCUSe ¥r· I Past Chiefs of I Magnolia Temple f • d Are ntertame I Eastern Plan p•ICniC• •tom• lhe' ibe ,oy. Ill ~time ol the fqtun jolt &I her IWD&oJ ••ke tlfmollltrated IG years 10 thai llflm marked tbe of the ..uJn8 era. t!_ ,. Tho NS •annali• ~ ltnl u. S. n~=:~ pollm\1 pa-gor l!aJ'IO I . 'ria; 1 .· ~ Su ,.,rum aJOr I -;;. iuesta ,., JID!plc ploaear, buill the U. I. govttrlllllOllt at an timalf!l em of ps mlllhlll, espoc!ed to eomplete •• -lngln ( ·l!u~~lemenl To The. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy~ MMdleport, OltJo . ' ·' - 1 .!UN£ SM.TWt C " II WY 2·2039 · Pomerov Flower 'hoo Kl'& MiUard Van t.leter .'~rout Motlrer•' i.ii!Ei.ii!~~~~~~ Club Plans Sale Pomeroy B''bles Given T0 Graduates In Syrocuse ! MEIGS THEATRE - ' I I COMMUNITY PROSPERITY IS OUR GOAL - Records of bir~ calla ern High School. The girls' Bi- I' p ( Yow are "'•komt to co"'e in at .,,,. tim 1 ond diK&rs5 your financfol problrms w1th 11 in confiftrr,". The FARMERS BANK ! and Savings Company ... f:, I I bles were white and tne boys'. played and the ptcture of each I Iblack bird shown, after which a ntni ' · Ion birds "Yours For /, Sonf ! • 1 w~s shown. Br·M antldy Card I Toesda y afternoon, the girls Club Meetin.g Held planted two abor vitae at Mrs. Lloyd Moore w.as a gue~t : junioc fair bulldJng on the wtJen MRrs. RMax Folmer enter Springs Fair~d, u · tained the Bi·RMonthly Canasta . community project. club Thursday evening at her \ Chicken '"llad. crackers home, Nye-av. i punch were served by M r 1 Winners for the evening were j Charles Griffith to 16 ~e~~:. : Mrs. Moore. and Mrs. Eugene the advisors. Mrs. Roy ' Triplett. Refreshments were and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan serv€d ·by the hO!Itess to the a· £vie guests, Mrs. Ketmeth bove named and Mrs. Charles , bary. Mrs. Kearney Ogdin, Mra. Riffle. Mrs. Paul Taylor. Mrs. ' Samuel Michae~ Rhea Mora , Donald McKenzie, Mrs. John 1 Beaver and Mrs. Richard Fin· and Nancy Karr. · law. ANNOUNCE Bmm ·MARRIAGE APPUCATlON Lt. and Mrs .David K. Hy1Jell. 1 William Clayton Manley·, 54, o1 Silver Sprinp, Md. are I Middleport, retired. and Agnes nauncing the birth ol their 1 Mae Farley, 47, Middleport. child. an 8 lb. 14 oz. son, steplJ. _,.,...;..,........,"-iiiiiiii..;..,..._.! child. an 8 lb. 14 oz. son, steplJ. 1 eu Eugene on Thursday, May 28, at Walter Reed Hospital In M.AIO~ Washington, D. C. Grandpar· ents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor TONIGHT Hysell of Mlnecsville Rnute "THI GUN HAWKU and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ptigh, Rnry Calhoun, Rod cameron Columbus. Mrs. Gllea Hysell of (Color) Pomeroy and Mrs. Pugh -and'Iwnbul are great grandliLOib· •MYSTIIY IUIMARINI• EdWII'd Judd, J1111ea Juatlce era. :;e ...,.... w 7. ~: ' "•~~•-. • " • • • What's the RIDDLt"'7 It's WARNER'S"see.ret, but ' there'll nQver, never;:·neve~, never, ~ver · -..L 1! ..;,..u•. 111.A · " ' L fi' .. · , ,...._. .De!Bil·· liloL,_ .IIMf.l!O ';lCDre& ,.,!t~ ".'I j DRIVE·IH Tile Rkftlle; anolt!tr Warner bleak~. 1n11s !!he a p1111l1d P"illlt INA ~~~~~ fllllltJ, llllllllnlpl, bumps, ar searn·llnes to lhow .cllnelne 'd ml. Set.ihose ....Jut -sh ,_.most . l~·loOklfll fi0WJ81'$? They're re11~ not so .: ' fanacantt ~hold aJI(I control wiUI Vlit power of a pe~~el, ,at wllhOut a single seam. An ihe rnt Is ~ ?YIOII and U~ellld. Lycr/spancl& 11 the Riddle-find out llow IWd a &QOlt .rdlt can be. S, M, L. \YJIRe. 461i $10.95. ~ . atchine flirdle. $10.00. ~ . ' 1 Gov. James A. Rhodes s a l d , - - - - - - - - - IIIVI .... 51-vote Buckeye delegati011 to 'vote at the conventloo. stlll uncommitted to any While Arizona Sen. Bat'l'f icandklate and no action woold Goldwater appeared, in the view tsken before the delegates of many, to be on his way Ill fr, Columbus, June 2Z and the nominatlon, . the governor not until they are ready said he wasn't sure about thla ' :•- . - - - - - - - - CLEVEU"ll (UP!) -U.S. Sell. Frank J. Lau..he urged Mklwest covernon today to pulllle beat on Walhillglon for tbetr "fair sbare" of govern- meat reaearch contracU. Lanocbe oald the area'• laD· are to keep poco will! the . . lion In pGJ"IIaOon and ln<ome growth !Jad created on "al.lnnhog situation" Whlclo lie . fell ohould be "of Immediate coneeru" to tbe goveraon ud their atates. He IOid lbo midwestern JJnl. verattloa are turn'lll out more p-aduatea will D<!Mal d&greeo and Hills In sctonee and enJI:oeerlr · .. .. '"UY rea btd these people were being ,.,... ed to leave their llllOve - • l- because lbe jobs for wbiclt tbey were trained were eloe- Lona Je& pantltl, . '$ 12.50. Ex. LollJ ~~ Pantle, ,fl$.50 ' .In Pomeroy . - ·Ling.erie,,Main:, fldor, ... . ' . '</1, • F : '• .. '- ' ~." .. . ' ' ,. .. . .\ ' -'· l. /. ,. .,' .' I .' ' ...,, ": . ' ' t' .. " ' •/..,.,...,....,___ ....,...,,...,...float · cine of the ~· II and tion felt in the SanRepublican Franciscoconven. next month was still open. The governor maintained, II reply to a steady atre8111 ttl newsmen who sought blm oot. that be wa. not lor or agalnot any candidate. He was stlckfnt by bla long-annOUllced plan .. holclin!! the delegaUon open u~ til its membera discussed the situatloo. TO DEDICATE MARKER MASON - A dediceUon ....., emony for a llistorlcal Mark• In memory of Vlrgll A. Lewil, first hllltorlan of Well VIrginia, wlll be beld Tuesday, June I at 6:30 p.m. (DST) 9D Seco!W street In Mason. Mr. L e w I 1 was an educator alid editoc. The Ladl01 Anxlllary and Mu. on Fire departmem will bold 1 meeting Wednesday, June II wbere. and ~=lng to enter a te In any way In the July 4tb celebration II CONVICI10N REPORTED liked to attend, It also wu anThe Ohio State Patrol re- nouncell. ·loo•·ts the conviction of Linda Members of the Ladles Auz. IGailleY. 2Z, Middleport, who waa Diary and fire department havo • I and costs for speed In extended an invltatloo to the Muntcfpel court sat- 'Publlc to attend the dedlcatloll urday. COI"OIIlOilY Tuesday. of ~ ~evr·" . -.' . " POMEROY, OHIO ~~ ~l MMnber foclerol Dopotlt lnavron~ Cerporatlon .... ..... CLEVELAND (UP!) - Ohio's Republican leaders. who have th~ largest uncommitted delegation to the Renational conventio_n and may still bold the key . l}'bo gets the GOP premdential nom!:nation made 11 ~~~~rce~today lbey· would not be rushed into makin2 their By DOROTHY KILGALL"i'N ·. "payola" In California is expected to According to the latest offici'al word spread to the Eas~ Co~st very_ soon. One from the Hollywood Pavillion at the vulnerable outfit 111 this area JUSt got nd World's Fair, George M~rphy is "no ton· of a v~ry hot potato ... Madeline Car- · ger a¢ve" on the project so he can stay roll w1ll return to Briiatlway in Samuel iD' california and keep ~nning for .•~h.e ~aylor's play, '.' Beekman P1ace." Senate. The bank that owns the exbibi\ has hired TV producer Barry' Shear, who Singer Ten Thornton and l)er busused to be closely associated with Er!lie band, who was also her manager, have : Kovacs, to come to New York . and lake parted personally and professionally ... over. His fee for leaving his Hollywood Newbold 'M orris. and th,. Parks Dept. rechores is fantastic, "they say, but they"el<· fused to anow Seven Arts to bold its pect the results to be worth it ... "High June 30 "Night of the Iguana" ·premiere SHE MODELS HER OWN-Sharon Bohn .of Scranton, Pa., a Spirlta" just broke the bouse record at party on Lincoln Center Plaza. So prooenlor student at the Pennsylvania Sohool f!lr the Deaf, the Alvin Theatre, doing more lbon clncer Ray Stark will hold the gala in the Philadelphia, proudly models a formal gown of he~,.!l,l"~ '69,000 for week ... Obviously Hol· Grand Promenade of tbe New York ereatlon, a brocade satin. Sharon pe!lor~.ed 2,500 bo¥:4!' o \ Jywood still has a healthy respect for the State Repertory Theatre - which is air· · u f ct ry work In sewing to obtatn 1 professional sew-Brigitte Bardo! name~-Wben .she reins- condition,ed, and that might come in very l':g•~ ~tproma in June. "High fasb;on" jlhoto '!'as taklll ~ : · the school'a auto repair shop In the new Nevil VocaUOr. , ed to travel to the.Coast for a small seene handy·'On the night of t)l&'ev~ptr • . llulldinl!. . ; with Jlin.my steWart in his next pi.c ture, . A relaUvely new Movleland mam· · JimmY a!id the entire oompany had to age is in a shaky state. The bridegroom ploees, who have ..,.dy -to,. fly to Paris~ to l!tm the shols with ·ber. has been dating a starlet, and his Wife ,..pte 'tiko . Queeo Ellzabe.. . In view of Judy O""'""tl's recent t~a- know• all about It . . . Several rt.;cord .... Jacqueline .Kenaedy · - ILl gle probleiDI her auilw'ers nupe that compa111es are trymg to buy the tapes of . loepe tile) wtll ball& }If' IHir Roil Witrren. '.and " Michael. McWhinney,~ LeJIIIY Bruce's nightclub . perfoi'I!l~e lettpal'd-tkio coata _114 swlta producers ohlie refue'iii'.the Do.WQ~~ .. that was aired in a Los Angel~s.~t\ list . BY DICJI. KLEINER to lhlncs like mtnk and ....,.iae. at ·the Upst8irs, wUl hiiv~~ the goOd IJ~ste week. Since ~be obscenity ·~harj!e . wao HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl to taptbeir spoof her'Cnr:t'of the show. di"Qpped agamst the comedian•. ~~~ ~hi\ Leopards don't •buy ti<:keta to So they reacbad Miss LoUobriall,_ sbe bas been In an oxygen tent 9UICOI!)8 or .the. case received nat.'onwide go see movies. gida with their sad story about and· close to ~e•th; It's no longer funny pubUc;~ty, the disc experts figute •I wou!d bow au· the leopards were in fu "W>t·"Afun IU'!'IIoYOU cao tell-:-tl'at sell well as anLP. and-get , ntibQdy 111 That is aD Qiom which mig~t . danger. And Gina, whose heArt our 11ves woukl be hell· If she· eve_r .cot trouble. . . · . . • . hereinafter be relerred to as 18 as big .as all Africa, was sy• n . would ·die" 'Time II> yank that ' Ralph Wt~_lklns, back lD stnde Wllb · Melvin Frank's taw. And study· pathetic. "f:'~s. Judy1b all·t~~ the ·hot~st nightclub sh~w tn -New York ing ito formulation and oppti· "Leopards are beautiful anJ. greats 0 ( show bilsinei!i, iUld. nobody rn -Ella Fitzgerald at Bast,~~ St:eet £ast-;cation is 1 good insight into. the mats," sho sail!, with a nonex• tbe buSiness should JIOke full ~ her will soon announce another b1g IIW~. He_s economics of the motion picture tlllCI trog. 1n her throat. And a wh"" she's down. · signing Count. Basle for a h~l\dUn~t this business. gleam in her eye . ...,. , : , · ·., ~ summer - this ls'·the first ttme tlltl cafe To begin with, consider G I n a · And ·Mt>lvin l'rank. the film's __ClQC!11eY ~tnd · ~ f011me~· will stay open tbro.ugh Jul)'.. atid August Lollohrigida dressed in a leop- pcoducer-dlreetor, hul'l'iedly IJe. .Sbrlbrlian. have fUecl ' law• -lidvoeatlng a policy of "Jie~ing !be . am skin. Before yoo drool all san to figure out how much It hi' New Yoi'k S)l· ·· hotter than the ·weather'. . .. :. Dan- . ..er the . newspaper. please be would cost lio re-shoot those be "ml.sman- '. , returned to ~orma the advised illal this particular ooJ. . scenes lJ! .wlijdl Gina """' the of theg, jol,n~~ took with .'11111.hplf a doze~ fit lBD't One t>l thole prehls.toric teopar.. skln:sluff. n c.me to alliige.,81M( for bintllelf, · but .for his Jeopard siln set:Dps. We • r, e • •000. ' · 1n c:OJIIIIlla;' w~o ill beC1)ming quite talking about a high flshloD . He ·decided thai . ~tiona! costume~ blooae, hat ailtl Write ~ r~ ...~... •-·'!lclle W. deal. 'Tite.· actress. •·•tE . ,r . ioa~ibllal a deal 'was, . aitnost an ~ Sir of fur - whlnh .iii 1.1 •· , -..1 11; Ule lilocl .... If 11ie and •geJI:It. · the other~':!rl ria.rS in a ~~·~ .. ·lu tff!ee.. bJ lh~-!~,•,r .._ · off th.e tot'\. . . 1!tlm· eameras · ti)J¥ ·:r' ·TbUo. ~!!1~. ' aiJi&l>l IJe. •etltte•vl)r ·see w -~~": 1 . .. . ~ iJJe, dOslfe to ~ 01 pub. lie &erti<e 'oaf thFjlllt !Janel ~~~t:· :~c..r, ' ll!l'lha1 instlrOii''lil wrn on tlle otb0l'11. ..... ')las . . Melvili ~nl<'l ··~s dor'\ I> u 1 After Member l'ocl•r•l R-w Sytt•m ,~ . - .. . - .. Leopards Buy No Movie Tickets I its power to "'"tlop tht local Community. ly making loans i• this area, on4 by cooperating ch)Hiy with our neighbon •nd friends, we are doing our '-'t M ad•ontt local interests. .: • :a9 30 i 1 It il tho poliq of this bank to do all hi - 21 one I T .f.S Mul-phy'NoLon!er Active' On Project · The Daughters of Ruth ct... of the United Methodist church will meet .1t the home of the Genheirner sisters, Mulberry av, Mouday noon for a picnic The Mothers' dub of Scout Bibles \\'ere given to t h e din.1er, followed by the regular POMEROY. OHIO Troop 249 met at the Odd Fel· High S<·hool graduates by the meeting. lows hall m Pomeroy on June Syracuse First United Presby----Tonight thru Wedn ..dty 3. Plans were made for a bake terian sunday School, Sunday Star Stitcher• 4-H WALT DISNEY'S sale to be held Frtday, June morning, May 31. "A TIGER WALKS" 1 (TechnlcolorJ 12, at K'oger Store. The inspiring presentation Club Hear~ Reporll Brian Keith- Vera MilE-s Arter the meeting ~embers was given by Mrs. Pearl Me· A report on the bald eagle Pamela Frabklin-Sabu Kevin Corcoran Iwere served punch, cookies. and Bride. The ~raduates were Ju- was given by JuU~ and Lucy 1 Edward Andrews coffe~ to the scouts and lead- dv Folm£r and Sammy Arnold Holter at the meetm~ of t h _e Peter Brown ers. Films were shown of the 10; Pomeroy High School; Shar· Five Points Star Sti~chers 4-H Disney Cartoon• scout ca~porree_ held at the ion Sue Cottrill, Donald Harden club, .Thursday ,ev~D';lll at the Fftturtffe !Rock Sprmgs fairgrounds . and Robert SylvestEf' nf South- home of Karen Griffith. WI GIVE TV nAMPS W. Main 196<t SUNDAY, JUNE 7 through SATURDAY, JUNE 13 city of Gallipolis, 10 from Gal- i above and Mrs. Aroold Ha~es dcdly from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. lipolis rural routes. Rio Grande 1 and a guest, Mrs .Mason F1sh- the church through June 19. has 16, Bidwell 10, Patriot five , er. a.ny one has transportation prof>.. Thurman and Vinton four each. 6a Hcmhm % TAO RORR 1 lems or any questions. he should Crown City three, Nort'lup two er. Icall the church office at WY 2.and Rodn~y one. I 5170. 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