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A apeeta1 ....IIIMIII enacteel by towD OOUDCll M o o d a y niMbi lo two emerg...., ordloanceo provides tor 25 eenL• to be added to electrlc blllo ol Nancy Kwan Tues. & Wecl. June 9-10 FAMILY NIGHTS "MARCO POLO" Rory Calhoun Yoko Tanf (Color) "THE YELLOW CANARY" Pat Boone Barbara Eden I ALL THIS WEEK I Gold Star GAS RANGE ..,., ., WARN_'S.. / I ~ormer IIi) ·-·. ...:..''"7". -• .r ' Now any bottle gas user can trade In their old worn out range and get 2 FREE boHies of LP Gas. Ellenllowtr urged the Warner's started It all with the· first, the orl- .u•::;:.Eco~nvontlonto:~Ike now . putll thOH fabulout S'ea«t,~ elnal Stretchbra; 44, atretch-1trap1 on crotton, for you who like Ill Z'e4«tf pt?ES., ,THA1'1 • · < HARD-wiCK feel and illl7 cart. Such beaut)' aJid eomfort AUTOMATIC DELUXE GAS RANGE at the men price of ,2.5iJ. 29-19: A, B, c; White (D, .8.10). Elberfelds In Pomeroy Philip Carey; Diane McBa~';,'j James Best. Fay Spain, Claude Akins. "DON'T GIVI! UP THE SHIP" Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill, Dana Spencer and Mickey . ICIINIIJICAUY Shaughnessy. PLATF·O IIROLUIIOIAIY A'Ylla II VIJIYL UPIO,LSTUY IAIIIC ' SUPERSOFT Choice of professional painters! · ! """'a.focl s.-ft • • I ' I ... ioforJa. tlo ..,I..UIXI!I.- vlnvl ..... ..... ............ It . . . . . =..:...-.. ".,. ·' . / · 1'0 Bw,-Bu, Q,uJ, !"'_, .. :--T.·a• I . . . . W. E. Schwarls and Mr. "•W.jUollila. Mrs. Francia Schwartz 8lld da~~<· II . . . shter of Columbua ware Sei>Jlf-11 ...... l!lt ..... " " ' .. (llli!all of Mr•. Baker aor-11 t. Sot ..,; fe 0. II MISTE1 ::. 2Jinner6 ffle.l MASTEl PAIIITEIIS This beauty performs with the matehlesa perfectioa that only Hardwick's 84 yeal'll Gl quality product eqineering and desip HODS£ PMIT ----- botr·how ean give. Treat yourself M tile .uieat eooking range ever. 0wD Ulis .... -_.!: DeW Hardwick Range aaly S168·88 T~~~~ 2 BOTTLES OF GAS FREI 2 BOnLES .......... ,.._ .. .., ....... •aliTER w. :a~.e.~~~II ............. r1 s ::. =-~111:11 eoop. HOUSE PAIIT . RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATI llliMJC F I Mr. and Mr•. of btl pareoll, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. . Mrs. Robert Bcbelh··· 01111 Chrlallno for of a ll ~~c·~. SPECIAL AT $4.89 = LP GAS FREEl! •e M"''J- oouen well- py. ~ of PIOtecia CGIIilvlled cbelkioc k v i& canton Ylllt brother and ~· Mr. and Mn. Tbeoclon Jleed and !lmlly, wblle Mrs. Mae Madoft .. VlolliDI lo - Mrs.Carolloil.WIICh ol Atbeaa _.... CHOICE OF COLORS • ""'th ~ Potwtoa111 ~-C'1nM • ua•• 1lltb ber ~II and Mi'l. Un Mlllernllle. Hiller ol oaverol d8p 1lltb .Mr. Mro.· rted ·N - andld~:r~ll lly and btl father, · Cl . lllller. Mr. ·and Mro. William N 01111 IfutiiJ of fl!nclnnilt the .....'tend 1lltb lllllt Mr. and lllrL ~ 01111 Mr. IIIII Mn. UIWID . ·;. · ·J·: . .•. < I . ..,..... ' ' ..... . . ... ... !. . ~--- '· COIIOIT • STYLE • SllV 1-tl __ . . l "• ' • . ol Mlnemille. llbeea:?+i::f:t.= FOREMAN & .ABBOTT: tru-'. , . ·I . RUTLAND,O. Cavalcade of the·Dance to be Seen in two Presentations ....._In at FRIDAY end SATURDAY Juno 12-13 "BLACK GOLD" FROM Assessments July 21 will (Metrocolor) ' . After a report from the - - 211.84. 'l1le grant total of luDdli Btl• committee, Wayne Glbbolul, $34,259.89. • preoldent ol council, opened a Lengthy dtscussloD also dealt discuasioo on the sewage rate with the tmBDCial condiUoo <I problem. Middleport, now "the worst lo No dedslon was reached recent yelll'S." according to g.,... pending another report from era! agreement. the sewage committee which It was agreed payment of aD hopes to get complet. Jnforma· monthly billa will be beld up bouseholdl, 01111 75 cenll to Uon from the Meigs Water for payroll expenses, aDd .,.. thole of commerdal placeo. Co. 011 the amoont of water ua- other meetlof! will be held soon Ord1nance No. I'll places eel by each customer 01111 the to rev~ew the problem. miDlmum UHSSfnent of 25 cost. · ' The General fund will he ,.... ~· to the fU5 charged to A flat rate or a percentage neved ~ paylng the street ~ resident oustomer,1 and ?5 rate will he decided by coun- bill Wlth the July 23rd b1Jiing cent. to the fL50 charged com- ell with the cooperation of the by the Electnc company. CAP& UNNEDY, Fla. mereta! customers. W~ter Co., following the report. The mayor's ~eport showe4 The second ordlnanee, No. A lengthy 'Informal dlscwsion t291 In court busmess, and FU'e - Pickett proteallng .... ~ operated Florida 8'12, provides that no ....,.._ on this i~e lasted untll 11 Chief BnlZ> Mills reported three ment will be made when payf1res during May, the most Cout Rallw.y facUIIIcaeamtruO>j menlo to Columbul .nd South- p m. . serious the Marvin Milliron opected to hold up ern Electric Co. can be met The balance of operating blaze, a charge run made to lloa <10 W , mlllloa worth of otherwise. funds lor May as reported by Salisbury township. One alsrm opace lll'blfCII again today The ordinances were auggest-Clerk Gene Grate were, Gen- was a false one. while ~ olllclala searcbed ed by Bernard W. Gill. aupereral. $98U6, Cemetery $492.19, A provision in the assessment f~ I IIOibtiGD. vlaor of Municipal Affairs of parkmg meter $3.7!, 1"' 0 eQUIP' ordinances provides that U A federal spokemum laid a C&SOE, Columbus 01111 by Jack ment ': 01 4.12, Swlnuning pool proposed utility levy In Middl• eourl Jnjuuetion Ill hall Ihe Welsh, manager ol the electric 14.B3, f~re truck $1.1:38.:!4, Plan- port to he on the o>lovember J!ick8t1n8 !lilY he aousht In fed. company In Middleport, In rom- nlng CommisSion ' 1•200 • str.et ballot is approved, the assesaoral CQUl't Ill Orlando today, pUance with a request from ~amtenance ' 16 ·655 ·77 • state ments •·'II' be removed. pendJDi ·lilt oulcome of Ill lohl~hway $t,347.74 total, $22,· Preselll were the mayor, the Yasllplloi!t by an a~r;:~::lr·o:c~.AVALCADE STARS- Left to right are Tommie Karr, Jatie Aim Km, - ·A,ms_bary. and Michael MIIU. councll. the Nalll*Jal Labor all headliners in the dance revue to be given in Middleport thla week. for more pictures). Mayor Lee Smith stated the 841.811. clerk, and Councllmen J • h • ordinance was a necessary Funds lor the cemetery Zerkle, Gene Harris, Gibbons, emergency meaure" lb avoid trusts were $199.89, and for the Clifford Stumbo, and Rober Preadeficit spending. general bond retirement, $11,- Morgau. !dent DWI8Ill D. Eloenbower A cavalcade of the Dance at 7:SO "P""· ballet, ttyllzed lop an4 - . from McDonald 1tudents or In wanll tht tlllel 1A1 force I h • will bO preoellted Wednesday Several IICia are featured lllacroh:tlc atunts and ~ll.t1 Gallipolis .t the ltudlo located federal.fPVemment IAI at. 7:30 p.m. at the Washington the aJI,danee rwua · wltb seen- routlnea with sevorol the Farmen ISotel Tlcketa Its budtil lwtev -·ovar·ery-used I Elementary School Auditorium ery and an lnatrumenlal eoon- feature· ll!Dnher! l!lllll If • 111so will he a•allable at the yean ·tblulP the Ro Ill GallipoU. 8lld in Middleport bo lor the opening night. Hl8h- dance 011· otalrs. . door botb nights of the preaendevl<e ol • conatltutlooal lUsh School auditorium Friday ligbll b: the revue will lnelude Tlckelo may be ~1lltl0111. ven~. · · -and"TME MAIN ATTRACTION" Pat Boone . · 1' PRICE FIVE CENTS , .. ' . .• . 0. , oplllllll~w';'"'· '"'lrl!O·:~---·-·-·--~-.""'\"'...·...- ..-....·..· -··-.~· ·~·-"~--...._·.,·...·o\-;...-...1 Eldon ·R••uter i.----------------IIJ.. enbrid at. N. 2111D AVI. . : J . •' .- . MIDDIIFORT; ... at Letting Barry's Band~~gon Roll Into Law on Horse Bait Drs. Harper, Hupp,will Speak today �........ il . . . .. . , • • " . , ·- .. \ i .·' \ . The Daily Sentinel I' \ ~ ' "Did You Call for Volunteers, Sir?'' 1 I ' .Reds .Be·aten COIMliNfAIINGEDIIOIIAUY Tile IIIC Helen Help Us/ The Job Corps- Hope for Many .. AI ill the CCC day a of tbe '30s, t be youtha in the camps would perform uaeful work for society - repalrill& parn, bulldlnlf roads - while undercolng 1 program of physical conditioning and basic education. Trainee• in both the camps and urban centers would be pa!d '50 a month, with 1 separation bonus of $50 a month up to a maximum of two years' 18l'Vice. There would be similar work-training proerams for girls - whO constitute 46 per cent of all school dropouts - to be administered by the Llbor Department. Numerous universities 11ready blvt ttsk forces planning program• for tbt Job Corpl. Businesses are developinJ new kind• of telchln& aida. Many teach· en, returning Pilei Corp• voteran1 and retired aervice offlcera bavt volunteered to help ataff the corp1. AI for finding jobs for Job Corpllflduateo in this day of lncreasln& automation, one oil comp10y aay1 It could uae 1,000 service st1t1on 1tle'\danto rieht now. Hotela and h01pital1 have trouble findin& dependable help. The entire ser· vlca industry bas a conatant need for properly motlvlted workera. Other youths may go on to complatt their educ1tlon. Many, refu•ed by Selec· live Service becau11 of hulth or educa· tiona I deflclencleo, would now be able to pass the examination. The Job Corp1 would coat '191 mil· lion in Its first year (about equal to what the United statll 1pend1 in aiJ: montbl In South VIet Nam). The "01t to Ute nation of the lou of tho11 for whom tht Job Corp• will bt too l1te il beyond calculation. IIID lD PruidtDl JGimioD'I bu been loaded. Tht Jlou• J:ducation and Labor Committee h~a apt:•·•d the admlnlltratlon'l pro}IOMI 2.5 milllon Economic Opportututy .\cr. l! llOW remains tor the whole House, Ilona with tbt Senate, to pull the lanJird . l1 the act becomes law - and it II believed It will thia session - the United Stat11 "ill embark on a number of of· ftlllivtl dtli&lled to eliminate tbe nation '1 stubborn pock ell ot poverty, both urban and rural. and enltat those trapl4 ill thtm Ill the bulldinl of the Great Society." One Ill theae offensives is called the Job Corpa, conceived 11 1 mean• ~;f re,. cuJnc at leall lOme af tbe estimated 750,000 youth• between 18 and 21 who are out af achool, out of work, out of toueb wltlliOCtety 1nd, wont of all, out af bnpe. The Idea is to llll:t youne men away trom tbeir old, defeattnc environments and pl1ce them Ill rural campi and ur· IIIII tr1lnin1 centen, there to teach them job tii:IJII (II well II the ABC1, where n.. Clllllry), cood wort babill, • aen .. of IOCIII rllpollllbUity - 1bove all, to lift and widen tbelr horizon•. For many, it would be their last chance to re1llze their human potentials aDd participate In the American dream. Job Cotpl plannen hope that 40,000 young men - all Volunteers - could be Hl'Olltd wltllln Ute finrt y01r. Half of them would llvt Ill 1bout 200 conservation campo around the country, half in job-trainlnc centtn Ill or neu cities. "W-" 0t1 JMIYert)'" r. _., ........ II, Rrdsn Alllwer n. Mall Dear Htltn: I am .,.ey, but I ~ .... JOU --· LhU4IZR wl... ... ' .... - · OF A STATISTIC. JUII becaUH a penon II "llrvni llld lntlllb7, 111111 COOd po11Un. flaP . . . . . . . mn I IDd • Jat fired up euUy. - ll Dear Hllea: 1111111 tlnl2l Ill a w..- Jet. but I IMl : ...... abould try to 1201 tbat ., - .,• .old REALIST llraJ&bl, lbe w b 1 uya aea Is a natural ~ and wPiy rdMinnld bw pesarll '111 It • • of upeH bl I .......... PI r• .ttalltJ'' "- SPill .. II 1114 IPII2IIIIded. Ill COOd plQIIcal callllann Bo- 1'111. ??lid lit bIll rl 17, I CIDII a ...., eM ISPID "car' 1111 u lbl dl4. I foailnl aut ne ·" - DOt mun Ill IIID -Wlllll 1• Or - · · 16 plllbed l)ll]llr, ltl ?211211 be ab- - · 1'ldl lid lm't Ho]MI .. J. 1:11 pe11otm up to 'lnol ~ of bile ablllt), . . . . I par110D CID do -1?11 llhar . _ not DIIID bt II Ill ~ elrapt. ltl I2WII bt lblt to pau aniniIll ld pbylicl] lev· •. fGr II, THIS WEEK'S lhud - jl?ll 11 I dldsn't. llhl OIDb 1111 boJ WiD ?2111'17 hlr. lvtD If Ill dolt, obi prababiJ wut 111111 - .,. 12111 aa htYa 111111 lsi oommm U he will lltblr . . . to qpart br eldJd b)' bmelt. or lin II awa,. - IIIII SSD mat. ter bow "hard" sht thlnku e II; It 121 I ICif tbat· IIOIIIlPII Cln erut. -·t 1 :,' l ' SPECIAL '60 CHEV. ._.I, • U I lllltller cannot lptll, Ill lnr linD atn lltlp, U 1 perICI2I cannot do psub • !?pi llld pull'11j11 bt illlnlt bt civ• ex. .., In wft Ill I Nlllldlal clau at Cln'l lht 1t1 U..· irll._ ' tGIIep. Tbl2l i1Pt cl clllss Will 111111& lnlr their 0W11 pleuo ~. P., him the pnctiCI Ill h- PINT NaturaliJ tboJ tell Me ..., I?SII llrosild laave bien • lhouldnr't lsafl ~ doiDc au llal!c1 111111 IOday ..,.... Blli1CA'l10ll MAJOR llave lllAI to nne "will up." I'll Desir PlY: . aever get over the pllt I fetl, Y012 didn't Nld 1221 clciltly. ev• 111ou111 ?PIJ IIOS'J bad a I IPild rm 111Cb11 1D fiV<II' of llappy endlnc- I Dill a Wllllder- IMPALA CONVERTIBLE fGr V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, brokes, radio, -w In Hoi/ywood of The Week" were By VERNON IICO'IT ., DOROTHY KILCJALLIN ~ =~·~~~t~~"do-, ::. be:.:.::t t: mlnllmum ?IUIIIber of puab • l!pl ever llappened to venture. ?211, J tires, low mlleaee. New Cadillac trade·in. A sharp, sharp Chevy. :;-:~:,:·'-:-~fGr..: :::au'r:r.~':..': tbt label "remedial," which part: tbouCb J illl'e lnbli. want AnotherTV Season Draws To AClose, Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting Many Shows, Stars 'Kill • ed In Action' !Show can- heater,w ! s ~ w = KARR & VAN ZANDT atlll beandaspullvl-:!'ao~a·-~n~bo-Plto, ::,oou.: ~~to:~~~ C11dillac - Oldsmobile • UPI C.illi deal collled too. lou h . I .. ,.;:ThAadvGre?lturl A""!_,IDJtureaml" MIPIII ROLL YWOOD (UPI)- Telt- t was a g year or pere en eo "' o c.., .., .._,. n vlllioll wh•-• to the end of ass- oonalit111. Pheeters" proved too unadven-ISJII]J, bUt fallurl bore doeln'l -. other ...oon thl• month leavlni' Long?lme ollr Garry Moon turolll llld were ~ laiD bo II b'n blob of ftab ~-1 1 the hl·-•-· bone• of detd woo canceled. Umbo, followed by Till Gnat- mean "' .._.. womasn, I would DOl Y Broadway Grapevine In part to the director's passion for cart- shoW: Jni.;''!ue and the prom- Jerry Lew11 and Judy Orer- ott llhOW on Eartb" wblcb alto - 1 ltaU.tle lo provo our lddsi bo templed. But lt'o 1111' I o t One of New York's best-known jaz1 ful preparation. Both he and Greaory ise of deadlier reruns this 111m- land, two enonnoualy - lllenltd failed toll"'! up to Ill tltlto. 1ft 111ft. 1'ldl ICIS't fll . , " _ ljk• me to lllp, 1121& clubs, whicb hu starred some bl& names spent several dayaln the aouth of France · perlormen, osw their osMws Olllfr Dassslltl llllD& flnl up my rousing C111 tlmt. is about to close. The owner is fed up Uvlne and talking with Loyalist resist- mer. sink without a trace. Danny "Route 118," a roarlug IUcctU ""'"" of lndlpatlon - whldl, This Is the aad part rl pn.. with the place 1nd the partners who ance lighten who had fouaht Franco 2S It wao 1 tough year for Thomas qult. for follf years, came to a a. you've probabl'f noticed sets milculty, Ev• afllr have been running It, Intends to sell It yem aco. They are sworn to secrecy u duma. Comedian Sid Caeoar bombe'd dead tnd. And "17 · ' tht hlblt II bsnrd to bruk. You and forget it. He may uae the old "Clost to the identity of their aources, aome of Jntalilctullls. Both real and out l&ain. and Ecllt Adami Suneet Strip" died ol old 11._ IOIJ&IU!tso, Plllmvln& auaasiD's IIU 10Ui'Hlf It Isn't 1II'G2IIl dul' for Vacation" dodg,e in a sign· on l\lhom are atlll under nutence · pnaU?DiDI, wopt ovor tht do- nroontd ., well. It wa1 1 toosh y- lor bulllta and aljemplld over- Ina your 1'11111111 up yean, 111121 door, but It will be a lone. lone vacati in Spain. mise of 'East Side-West Side" Another favorite video chiatrlc procrams, throw, perslstlna In his friend- IUddeniJ f111P'N marrlod. 12111 ... One ot Kim Novak's old ;;,:: .L . • ":"and "The 8icbord Boone Show" cbaracter, bearded Mitch Miller The headahrinkero of "Break· ship to the West despite the It IS 1il'OSII to "follow ftur 2jU: - and tiler• ut quite a few of them Moreana !Qn&, the .m,er wltb the both wen baavy on the aumy got tou clooo • ahlva and was In& Polllt" and "Tbe !ltYentb '?ll'llth o1 Rniall : IDd 1D biJI I?S'ai \'VIIIa._fOU ·-" dated her 1nd quoteii"'ner ,1111CaliiiY tanfi'Wbo O'jlti1i 1\ Mlifir J'• 1101'1 Ql messap eplco Ill U(lled.,,,. Jlour" hit tbt coueh with a,.. IPIIIdy driW' to moderbllt lrtD merie4 . ..tlial, vowlnc that M really not on love wi June II, has b'een secret!'! ·married to tbt hiarll of <rltlco. · l · u waa o tourh year lor com-' .. dine thud tnd were lPimid- the ·Mrosl& lppoJlttolr of for •.;.. anyone, lncfudlng her current beau 1 n Killed In a.ctlon, too, woo edy. . out to pasture. the Moslem lnnanl?l llld Iran'• 11 pray for · 10 NliiL Intends to remain a apinster for jazz trombonist Wlllle Dennlo for more "The Lieutenant." Itt stir, Phil Sllven watched hlo se- But there were surprlles. bll landowuen. hope REALIST II priJinl too. time to come . . Unlveraal h1d to dp than 1 year · .. One of the f.lvl- Gary Lockwoocl, won't be lbact rlto IUfler by comparllll?1 with '"!'he Hollywood Palace" The comparatively fill tur?l-- BPiilAKING FROM, EXPIR- :. some 11d ruttln& oa their new thrilliD' lions at the World's Fair employs a 'oec· next SellOn, ilulaupportlsrg otar his old Army show, and off It t hlt. And so wa• Danny Kaye ovr of lranla?l premltrl Uluo- IENCE i about auto racing, "Th• Uvely Set," ret agent" to check on the other Bob Vauhn returns wltb bls own went Imsrgene Coco, Caeur'o And almost everybodY no l1lf' 11'111?1 an lmpatltnt tendeney 10 Thil oolumD II dldlcaltd to co use of the death of Dave Mae Donald there. When they are hired, they are show. old JP8rrln& mate, uw ber prised that "Petticoat JI?IICt1on" IUI'cile the zoyal whim and lamlly IMDI• ., U JOI?'rt hlv-" who waa killed at the warned that they ue to devote all their "Arrut and Trlal," the tO • "Grlndl" tan, klckln1. lasted more tbm 1 week. ll'l?llln rule could not Ill called In& kid tnuble or 11?11 plall Spedway. It wu to have been MacDon- time to aidine vlsiton, and ue forbidden minute copoo 10d lawyen jan And Glynis Johns, maklnl The new ohowa Will be tept a •hlnlD& eu?llp]t ot dennoo- trouble, lat HeleD lselp YOU. aid's screen debut. to. &et chummy with fellow employes or with Chuck Connot'l and Ben her lllfie'l debut In "Glynis," under wrapt until next Fill u fiCY. Slit will alto nlcome fOUl Michael Kidd is beine paid 1 record fnends. The "fink," U be II lovinJiy call· Gazzara wu thrown out of oourt.,'"' shot down early In the networko continue to usuma no Bul since be begiD civllll owa I!DUIIai aperllpca .. Ado fee - said to be the hlahest ever 1cored ed by those hip to the operation, il dressPerooaaUdeo Fall ling. one •a"'hu television durin& his own lands any for dlllrl- drtu HeiiD Botlll ill 011" Qf on Broadway - to direct and choreo- ed in a uniform Identical to tholt worn "ChaJIIIIn&" 10d "Dupont 1 It wao a tough year for ad- the summer. bUI1<>nr ISIICSII Iran'• 15 million tbla nawopaper. · gaph tbe new Robert Preston musical by the other kids, and hll job iJ to enlandless peaiBDII more than 10 'Ben Franklin In Parlo" . . Singer Lea: gage h1• "buddies" In conversation and ~ yean ago, he also hao shown a · · 000 00 her make tes with the ctrll. If they redetermined alncle - mlndtdnlll lie Uegams received 2lst bfrthday, which ohe 'celebuted on spond , .he foUo,wln- payday II their !all ~r11 of purpoee · · the West Coast a few days ago. It wu 1 one. So far three vnctims have been atv· One by the big landown- DIVOTID TO INTIIIIIT 0' trult fund that was set up for her when en the axe , . . Annette Funicello, lone· ly G. llrollltlofl, M.D. relnlorce tho <IDCII'-produclnt ary crutch. ers, some of them ownln& up MIIGI MASON AliA 1 ahe wu practic1Uy In the lollipop stl•e a fuO-. ••• bo"''·• the "''"'"' • · • a· • famed d ed11 ha Mous~keteer _._ ttr and t' now . "Bilti In .... ... mldIt or all the furor tl£eot ol oomo of tb... , espec- • --t•-r dru• tblt hu I~• to IIIO v·n.....,.1 ,_ ... Debbie Reynold• baa put In 1 bid to 11t I c teiiiC...t a ac JOD In ·m 1bout the harmfu1 efftctl Ia • .... ptUI?Ita In virtual Mrlclom cbuy oome of the antlqu1111 used in her Belch," Is about to waltz down tht aiale of lly been used Ill help break the h led ' - - . . . . . , •• ' " - Th with J k Gil d. h t At · omokl111, It II ol lnterelt to tee SlllokinJ hal also bun habit lobtlint •·· I ave topp · ., - 111IIIIo vo!Mi . ._ 1 ... 1 •-- ""' ac ar 1; er a_gen . one lime ho'll tho medical profe01l021 11 lhown to optad up the ch•••e• out 1n' 1 •••• • form - .,..n pu So ... cfl1c..er, " 1 Unsinkable Molly 8rown." (N'"·•·-) •oc • th I IOVanuntll .... '" ., .,., It • ' "" The furniture is expensive, but not too h e wao ]Inked roma11tnca lly wlth Annwhol1 feel1 1bo -• •--..• boupt up mo"' than e,ooo vtt- oooo. •••- OHI• .,. • 1 expensive for Debbie. After Ill. the Marrret. ut this lllb- In June tissue ueoclatecl with AlthoughiO?De obltl'Yero ,.pari 1qu llld dlltrlbutad the land " " ...'-...• - thousands of dollln worth of J·ewelry • • • Ject. "Modem Medlclllo" eunqii?J, 10 that after 15 yean of good resulll with tbl2l dru oth111 dueled a ourvey of ovor .0,000 smoking tht Juno llllllfl will ero say that 8 1 _ 1 mo''tlv,. forone themii"~J)IUIPII of11mort than 0 0 ,."" 11 '"' - 1111• " · ' · 10 !""• • he wears In the plctv.re belOn(l to her, Most modest line of tbe yetr Ill So- ph --. w~ ...., not to the studio--and th~re's more ph!J Loren's "Everytlllnci bave I owe to yslclanl. Of thooe TU ptr have a&ed :10 yearo. lion to quit I?DDklna 11111MM1t The landlards alto · helve been •••-• • -.. '"" ' 1aHN wbere thatcame from . IPI&hetti." (You call THAT apa&hetti?) oent bad smoked at one time~ Muy ,..., h" bto1l IClv- the ua of lobeline will achlne - • ·-~ ,... "' , _ • • • S G mother, but many had slvn 11 ae4 to help 1?2loken to klclllht bttt- ,..111111 ••-· 1 -a" mo- ?'IIIIDIItd fnlm eoatrol ol Pal' ... A... - .,.,. ' " ' • - ~. ' ' orne or Judy arland'a friemll l2(l 10 that 1111 th h1II 1 till •• Uament "bleb PlOW hal I broad ..,_ .. 11• of tiVllion think leu serious lllneSI was the result ' an flabll. Olio -•1 pllll lobellnt. but lnclud"'• clvll tervan•· "''"" _,. ilo ,. 10 Tho attractivt wift of one of the moot · f th "(IO 1 rl amoke. When 11ked wliether '"btW.tlnn& oao?loer actlvlly ...., .., ttoo 1 II f Cl o es they IH<lltve "''atetle •moklr!& .... 11 . .ewlD& pm. Tills Ill A tum computed of 1 doc- worlren, farmen, popular nightclub and recording singors o v1ng or moo s on on y "You'D ute Our Quality Way of Doing S,uri a? ~~ ~~ ~ . ~ "! WY 2-5342 Pol'!leroy, Ohio Ioiii~ ·tlii ~ji'-ftle ree~ntly ~m• be- lndianspoli~ the-~ath Pllll'rill~ ~ereechinc .:-~. ~ bn~." ~ear your~ ~·re)n· ~Je "·~. bl~&est work~Ts ~ w~• ao- '" ' 0 Gay 's . ~"-ed,·ca I •too R epo .., • , Way~~ ~w ·~ m:eth~n. THE DAILy SENnNEL ~ne, To-•~ ~ on ·Heating Units and Metered Gas Installation! -~~~~ .,._M!_II. ... ~ m a rage - quite understandable She jult dlocovered he's deeply involved with a blonde . . Joe Levine wUI unveil a jewel-box of 1 theatre when ht open1 hl1 new Uncoln Art on W. B7tb St. next montll. Tho project cost over half a mil· Uon dollan, and the plush VIctorian decor was supervised by his wife. RMalle . . . The report on Stepin Fetchit'l aec· ond major operation ill favorable . Grerory Peck'• rnuch-heralded perfoP!IIance In Fred Zlnneman's movie, "Behold 1 Pale Horn," can bt credited 11 'I Tluov'll Do It Time WOKE UP 00:><::>0Y· ·.. AND THAT H<;'O LIKE TO PLAY AND 6fT ,A REST.... a day, and taklne diet shots. They 1ay she never regained her appetite for wholesome food, and became 10 weak the ordl ary dall utln 1 t mu ·• Y ro e wa 00 e.. n for her . . Mayor Robert F. Waener has emeraed from the moumlnll that fol· lowed his wife'• death. He appeared at El Morocco the other nl~ht with the Nor• ,., man Winstons . . . Steve Rossi a,... Mar!y Allen had I fantastic openlnt wltb Loull! Armstrong at the Nugget "!perks, Nenda. Satchmo's accolade to the comediana: "I ell~0 you the moat." ....,_,_.. __ So HE LET HIMSELF BE TALKED IN• TO ST~IN6 HOME--· WONOER WHY 'Ti-lE. OLD 61RL WAS SO INSISTENT? w- .. . ••Pheol ~unrl-• .,.: -.,: .,.."::":..,: ·.., clcarettn tor (J. w. McFerland) IDd a men, lntelleetulll and IO?Ile - · ,,.., .._,. 11 bealtb haurd, bo1levor, 14.. 1111111 affective per cent wwered ya ··" women who last yetr _.. •• · ....,. . _ 1 · are •ltd prlncl.-y to ,..u.ve minister (11:. J . Follraobtrll .o..n the vot. for the flnt ""' ,,.,,.lll<o - na. ·" 'l'b01t wbo ldV(ftd aU of their bondoal. Aatther have written a book 111t111td ,... "'"' - ,.,, ,,.,., • patltll" to qllh IDIOlllnta btfort .........., appUcabla to lbo10 wbo "H- to 8""' Smo"'•& In Five tlmo. ..,., ,.,. '""' 114 It ............. ,..._ "" "'" --wes too 11It ··~•·- IU mlpt bo 4eltrlbtd u jittery Doyo," claiming aUCCtll In 75 per cent. Moot of the others omobn, II I litor1 ..- of per cent of thou who 1111 thllr InsiSted that their potlmta stop tn~~·!qa~JM~wt'!'~l~drup~~·:!.•.!_l~te~m~po~r~-~mo~tt.~od!!:·_ _ _ _ _ _ _r / smoking 11hon the patlenll show- ed u,u of dietQO In tho heart, bpeptlclood ~~- cw. lui?J .or bad gn ewS .._.. _ _ _ ••JW, •• WORLD F el Or N C OmmenfCJry _ EMPIRE .FLOOR FURNACE LBJ Calls Jran Leader :*:!.~!"::; 'Reformist of 20th Century 11 .... liltl "'wWclo Dr. 1:.a.,.no J. lalbtr at HarviN, ...... lilt .......... .... puadvtly UW. palallCIIJ · Tloo By P1UL NEWSOM . ttnues. """' llnaw• t11t1 boy• UPI Fonlp New• Alllllyol For tha Shllh, the - ' · w.. 1111akl .... - • ..._le . . ., •• , Willi tllelr lllfllPII, tilt eelool At . a Whitt Hou11 .iuncboon, dentia! 1o191 waa an IICCOltdt utiltrilllel q1 Jol111100 lifted his earDE!<l the hard way, lllthOalh 11,. 2111 u10 Preaident 1 I2PIIkl glass In 1 to•st to Shah Mo- not without 101e:tdent. -Ont b~· it the fact thlt hammed R<za Pahlevi of Iran. Iran's entry Into lhe modern •-•·• ..._,__ -"'-'"" _._ century world tbt 1Je11mi1n1 """"'"'' .,..... _.....,.y defln- A "Reform1II ..... Pahleviand dynut dtlt onlfoffrothe ed 11 nal?hor a food or • druJ, monarch," oaid tho PrakiiDt. ltzl wh ~ ~ Shih~ does oot come wltld?l the tutb- The luncheon ltaeU wu a re- f1tber en - • - ..... "'"J ori?y of tht Food and Drug Ad- snlnder ~ tha bnportance ove,......,w ,_ ,.. "' mlnillratlon. If It did, II WOilld whlcb tba United Stlltl contJn. d)'lltlly IIIII IDIIdt blmltU abo 111vtr lrtve ptlls? Gil thl open ueo 1o attacb t11 the lltuh'a 01- so~tt monarch. ll!lftel. tioo of 20 million per1001 The old Shab Wll 1 touch MtiDwhne, the evidence ol • standina •• 1 barrier against and colorlul man who lllntd link bettrlt?l llllllklill and lliD& communlam In the Middle Fast the enmity of lrtn'l Moolem caneer contlnueo 111 pile up. 1'ldl and as an eumple ol a back· relllloUI leedm by abolllhlni hal snotbln!l - .do witb tilt ftlco. ward latMI movllll Into IIi• liOIIr the v.U lor WD?IIf?l. tme Ill the loblc?lo, actnowled&- century by !"&ceflll evolution. One story bel It U111t wbtn ~· lly all pharillaeOlociA to over the · yean alnct World an Imam crltlcl.-1 the quan a powesful polto?l. Ills due rath- War II, the United Sllleo had llor nol wear~Ui a veil, 'tht II' to • IQIIIure Cll tan and pli&- apent well o'fw 1 billion doiJU.f Shah ordered out 1 CODYOJ ol ?10~ aPI!I other IIUiilllnCt• 10211 to forward Iran '• econolnlc de- lmiOI'ed em, w111t to the tnoWD to favor tbt prududlon velopment and . llevelop Ill m01q111 and ldck.. the trrlnf at ~- fl'urlhirmate, other Inned loren. ~ on '1 lm?lli1 In tbt atomecb. ,_IDieall Ia Gllrntlt IPIIOire 41ecU&l"' ·ac~~~, lbii 114 coli- llll - bu dbliiiW a1mnor t:IRCULATING HEATER H~'s a 7~,000 BTU capacity floor furnace that s engineered for noise)- operation. You get an even_flow of clean, healthful heal at a low operatmg coat. Jt'a equipped with an extJ;a heavy comblllltion chamber and c:<>n~ement controla. Package prillO includet life~ tank leue and complete inotallatlon of tank a. be powel' s279 95 NOW. ONLY . and furnace. A repl1r ."COlEMAN'' HEAnNG AND AIR..CONDITIONING SALES & SERVIa OIASE HARDWARE -~- L.eoutt It, , Modern i~ design with 70,000 BTU heat. mg capacity' The powerful. 4-speed blower prov1des n01seless operation ... distributee heat evenly. Equipped with f,Jl;\l>matie tempera ture control and Iifetimli rombWI~on chamber. Package price includes life-tin!te tank lease and complete installaticm $3&5.95 value! J:~!;.~k and $385.95 YIIUI! A reptar - NOW ONLy $29995 . - ALL INSTAfLATION$ FE~TUR£ DOUBLE WALL "METALBESTOS" VENT PIPE . . Ct1nVS11~1nt tlfml w•il1bl1 . •• Only 101 down, up to 18 months to I»Y 1 · For mor1 mformlftfln ... CIN If Vi1it Yt11r Nurby Ashllnd Oil Mttered q11 Bulk Pilot Tit I . .......--""!"-.;.:;·;.:__·· " ASHLAND UIL lREFINING COMPANY .... .' I·.· '~ : ( '* •' ..... •' .. �,. f.-Dilly Sen11nel, Pomeroy-Mtddl~~...t:~<?~_-!_u!':e 9,_1_9M I • -' • d M fen it.ppomte ·ana~er Cos l) • prOJecf • • Housmg Of Pomt ' Line Scores ' " Jlospi tal News :; r:.~=:· :;a'wt:!, Monday. ~ 'lit. Jackson, Ricky J, Brady, f'lltents noo~~~lr dllilhargeot & lalned wilh a ramny outdoor Wellston, Mrs. Slanley T. Tarch- Included Mt'l. Jooeph Petitt and barbecue in observance of the Entued HOIP!tol al•kl, Rt. 1 WeUstOil, Forrest lnlaDI dauibtB, Mn. Ronald I ., bfrtlldly annlveriarJ ol Mri. Alnonl "'-.who entered! Jones Rt 3 Wellstoll Mrs. Erwln lllld IQIAIII IOI!,'Mrl. Jay Mllw 200 OlD 200 - 5 a Plll!z's mother. Mrs. Alle11 llolaer holpltll ill lht pall 24 R~y L. 'Mwhollond, Wnkesvil· SimD>I and lnfalil d...-, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - , Hous- tion ol houalqg unlll on lbe alte, Houstm 0111 0011 ooz- J IU 2 and her crondlon P'Nnk bours were Vl.. lnla A. Moora, le, Mrs. Robert H. Lohr, 1ra11- Alma Moore, Lyall G~·Sbawver, lng Authority ol the City of off-street parking areas, play ClonJnt:er, Hoeft (8) and '11lus, on his gl'adiUitlU!I from Zl41i l!lalll!m Ave., Daniel S. too Clayton T Willie Ironton Mrs. Ernest llabr, Mrt. GqroPolnt Pleasanl at its annual aret lor teen-qe ebildren, play re. Bro\fll, Lor,.. (IJ one! i Mtojor !.tape Sllladlap Pomeroy High School. 'I'IIIIIIIU, lie Mabelln. Dr., Mi;. Anna Kitts: ironton: don Lemlnon, Mrs. OrltiDe Ho!"*lina seleeted and hired a oreas for smaller children, and Bateman. Winner - Cloninger 1 By Ulllted Prell lakrullonal Attending were Mrs. Harold Brenda P'lnnl<tlm, 408 s..ond aDd Mrs. L. D. Rodgers, Hunt· guo, Everot Martin, Jr., Mn. managlna dtroctor, Mr. Sher- tbe locotioo <>l trees and ohrul>- (<-41. Loser- Brown (1-tl. HR I Alaerlcan IAqH Vogelaong ond dauanter, MeUn- Ave., ~nouso, Dr. D. C. PI'!Ofll.lngtoll. . Elmer Bailey, John Sn,nlor, wood Costen. from ,.vera! ap- bery. !- Aaron . ' W. L. Pet. GB da, PGI'Ismoutlt,; Mrs. Haroldly, Potr!DI Slar Rl., Mrs. Joan Blrthl Nora L. -creel, Catllerlne Kuhn, pllcants lor the position. . . several fomllles. In tho hous-lchiralo .Jones, Syracuse; Mr. aod Ml't. F. Cobb, Patriot Star Rt., Mra. Mrs. E:dward C. Cooper, 206 Cynthia D. Lane, Mra. !dpr 29 I! -.ll7! Mr. Costen. " well quahfied m& area are b<in& diaplacod CincinnaU 0011 010 0011 _ 1 ; QIBaltimore Tllus, Allen Stephen and Eln May Payne, Patriot, Mrs. Hllh Place, Jackson, daughter, Wollo, Mn. Earl E. Gordon, 31 17 .11!1 I> for the poshton. wllh wide ex-• by the prujecl and oro In noed Los Ang 00 011 oox - 2 6 oli N y k lee !\k Bobby. Pomeroy. and Mrs. Wtl- EtlJeiiO Lawren<e Plants, Rt. 1 9.21 pm Monday Mrs Don- St Clair HUI Mrs. William 25 19 perience in tht drafting and ac- lof rental property. Tbe Cham· Maloney, Henry (81 and Ed- a:~ela~~ :5<16 llam Swisher and cblldren, Vel• BldweU, James P. Htmllwn, aid R." o;.ncan, ttit Le~ls St., w~mll and Fulka. 110 26 20 counting departments of th ber oJ Commerce is belplne wards. 1:oul:u: (7--1! and ao,.. M. :t3 vet 1nd David. and Marc and 113~ Second Ave., Mrs. Car··l ;;~;;_;~~;;.;~..;;:~;_;;:;;_;a,;;;;;..;;~=.caal:iii;...,=, 1 541 5 21 Marielta Manufacturing Comp- with the relooation of these fom- boro. Loaer _ Maloney (3-7). 1B m;:ota man Lewis Vlgllotd, Rl t Pt. 25 25 ·500 710 Anita Full!, Middleport. l!ASY Tl!ltMS any. He Is married and has one Hies and anyone having rental HR-Johnson. r:troit Plf!asaht, Frank B. 'nmth~SCin, ~~20 28 · t7 daughter. Carolyn. a junior at properties available should eall Washington 1> New ~lYeii, W . Ve ., William 12 22 32 1 Marshall University. His wife, the Chamber of Commerce afAmerJcaa League L A 1 ·377 14 A. Snuth, Rt. 3 Leon, W. Va., 33 20 Mabel, is a te~cher at Ord- fice, 738, so they c~n refer farn- Los Ani 000 000 300--- l 9 0 Kos Dl!l~ 1: 1 l? J2 ~'3 47 15 Mrs. Robert L. Fau1k. 257 Linnonce School. Mr. C~<l.en will Illes to them. Cleveland 0011 002 04• _ 6 10 anoas M ~ , lie 11 · coin St., Middleport. Lloyd L. begin his dull•• July 1st. I Members of the Point Pleas- Latman R Lee (71 Smith Cl Ia do~ aLyoA ,.3, . ht ~--t"ety Nice, Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. FranA tl>nr't J ' · ' eve n • " ng. • mg ~ ces Brown Rt 3 Oak Hill I H In 1 The Authority r<viewed pro· 1an ous I u Y are am- 181, Duliba (B) and Rodgero. Detroit 10 Minnesota ; , nlglll ' · ' gress made to date on property rs H. L~wts, Clartfh.ce E. Ander- Siebert, Abernathy 7, Me· Kansa!l City 5 Wash. 4, night minor accidents. aC<jubition for the 50 unit low 00~· Mtlton L. MOler, p au 1 Mahon (9) and Azou•. Winner (Only games scheduled) Mr. and Mrs. ~~· Reed They credited appllcallon of rent Public Housing Develop- Ratrden and Chairman G. A. -Abemathy 12·21. L,.er - Ro~ 'l'llfoday•o Probable Plle~Ol'l were calling on Mr. and Mrs. a 20-mlle-per.Jiour speed limit, ment located between First Biggs. Lee (1-3), HR - Chance, Wa&· i Baltimore at Chicago, Barton, recently·. which Will remain In effect for Street and Kennedy Avenue. • ner. McNally (4-3) vs. Pi2arro and Mrs. Paul Anderson the first week of tbe owlteho Twenty units will be for elderMinnesola at Detroit, daughter• of ThomvUie, Mr. over. The chaqg• Wll ordered ly families and 30 for others. It 'h . Kan. City 100 ooo_ 040 - 6 10 o Kut 1~·2) v•. McLaift (0.0). Mrs. Clinton Johnson, Jr. beeaue mot Imported ears was noted that 87 pel' cent orl ash 010 OIJJ. 011- 4 9 0 Los Angeles at aon of Thornville, E11a are equipped for rlgt aide the site has been acquired or Drabowsky, Wyatt 181 and night - Newman (3-21 or Pomeroy, Mr. and d~r~lvlng~:..·_ _ _ _ _ _ _!:,,.,,.,,.,,..,,.,=,.,;,,...,_,.,,.,.,!1!!!1..,.""'..,~ options accepted and It Is hop-- 1. Edwards.. Osteen, Duckworth Donovan (7r2) . Mra. Debol'lll Farley ol Murray ed that tlw romaininsl 13 per 181, Ridzik (8; and Brumley. New York et BOlton, night- City and Ella Jones aad aon of cent will be acquired shortly . Wmner-Drabowllky 12-7). Loa-lnowning (2-11 vs. Wilson (4-2). Redsville vloletd over the •eek Architects are working on1 er - Duckworth 0- 3>· HR- Kanoas City at Washington, 2 eofd'' with Mr. and Mrs. Pell'l schematic drawings as to loca- l PT. PLEASANT _ Private Charles, Aluluk, Kma 3· Znn·!twl·night- O'Donoghur <2·3) Dllfon and fatnlly. . funeral services were conduct· mer. land Plister (0..1) va. Narum Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barton and ed Tuesday for Mrs. Rhoda . (5·3) and Cheney (0-21. family ol Coolville spent Satur· p Its 82 o1 H sett t lh Mmnesofa 002 100 110 - 5721 Wedneodly'l Gamel day with Mr. and . Mrs. Rayc:ap;,..~ • w~...· ~ortu..; Detroit 203 020 03x- to IZ .4 Baltimore at Chicago, nlihl mond Bartoo. 1 lwllh the Rev. Gary Roach of- Roland, ShUO.tt 13), Ple"IMinnesota ot Detroit, night Raymond Green and soo of . . •;.. 5, Dailey 7, Arng:o 8, an d iKansas City at Wash. n'"'ht Kent visited over the holidays IfIC14w. u g. Zim M c be 8 w· k I ! "e Mrs. Potts died Saturday at merman, c a · IC • L.A. at Clev ., 2, twi-night with Mr. and: Mrs. Vem Green. 1 Troy, Ohio, hospital after a er~, Sherry 8 and Freehan. N.Y. at Boston, 2, day-night Shirley nturned home with 1 10 k 'II Sh born Wmner - Wickershan 7-5. LosNIIIOBII Leape them wee s 1 ness. e was Roland 2-4 HR Demet · March 19, 1882 in Arlee, w. Va., er . · · •· W. L. Pet. 08 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coltman of the daughter of the late Pres- er, Casht Killebrew. San Francl1eo 30 19 .812 .. Rav~nna and Mr. and Mrs. A. · ton ond Anna Martin. Her hus' Philadelphia 27 19 .587 II> J . Gtbbs of Hartlord coilband. Delmer Potll, preceded Bible School Plans Pittsburgh 27 23 .Mil 31> ed o_n Mr. and Mrs. Floyd her in death in 1941. She was Open HoU8e Jo'rida;v Cincinnati 2! 23 .S31 4 Barrmger and Dnroel. o member of the Hogsett EUB PT PLEASANT . _ Hotghls St. Louio 2! 25 .SIO 5 Mr. and Mra. Hobert S!llllliey church. EUB. Church Vacation Bible Milwaukee 26 25 .510 5 of Chester and ,Mr: and Mrs. Surviving ar~ two daughters, School will hold open house L~ Angel~ 25 26 .490 fl Elda Calaway VISited recently Eunice, at home and Mrs. He!- Friday night at the church for Chtcago 23 24 .4119 6 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Genrae Reed. en D'Arienzo, Washington, D. parents and ftiendS of cbU· Houston 23 30 .434 9 · Sunday callers of Mr. and C.; two sons, Harold Pottl, at dren who have attended theN~ York 16 35 .3H 15 Mrs. Harold Brannan were 1 Clll out offict lint and. tee home and Garland Potts, Cass- school for the past two weeks. ~onday's Resul.b Mr. and. Mrs . Bernard Brannon ' how low your paymeon "Would N. You mar set • town, Ohio and one grandson .! Exhibits and work completed SL. ~oms at San FranCJsco, pPd. a~ fauuly, J1mmy Brannon and I very pleasant surprise. Theq Burial wa•·m the Kirkland Me- by the children will be display- ram Lmda HUI of Mansfield, Mr. I so to your ckller all tee morial Gardtnll. ed. Milwaukee S Houston 3, night and Mra. Bob Sandera and Delr for a s:ood dnl. la~i!'lt oa ..,, . -:::!"" . . A total.. of ts children have Los Anlelflll 2 Cincinnat-i 1, ble of Junction City, ]tfr. and I our c~dir·Tbtih plaa. ACT[ FILED been enrolled Ill rour depart· night Mra. Chester Folan, Mr. ond , P.I.. .WA T .. A civil, ments with utaff ol34 pel'IOllt l (Only gomes scheduled) Mro. John Moore of Manofleld, l 1acd011'"111!' · flled tit the of· ' atsiatiil&. ~blbit period l'fjll' 'l'uoaday'o Prebablo Pitchers BtU Ktrkbrlde and EUeen Bran- I fir, oj~- . t C~ TM, ~n at 7:, _p.m. and ~ pro. Chica&o at New York 2 (twi· non of Rio G~ande, Paul Dean 1 ortion is sty John f!Jioberll sram will be presented ly the nlght);-'-EIIsworth 17-41 and Bur- Brannon, Delcta Reed and Fan- 1 vs. c. w. Re an Beryle school at 8 p.m. The theine for detttl(l~) vo. Cisco (3-5) and nie Adams of Long Bottom. Redmon and the plalnllff Ia the prOgl'tm ti "Jesus, The 'Jarkson (3-1). Mr. and Mro. Ralph B1ker ,.,. - Thot'• "Cool L1Ylnt'' se•klng judg nt in the amount ! Promised Saviour." [ Pttt.obu.,h at Philadelp~ia ~ and famUy visited Saturday ev.I of $560 from he defendants for ltwl-nlgllt)- Bla.., (2-2, and Gill- emng wtth Mr. and Mn;, Clar· Why •uft'tr thl• S~.~mm•r? Y011 con enfoy real comfort rn yO\Ir hom!lI alleged back rent. 1' M-. Rub Mt'tchell bon (3-1) vs. Culp 11--1\ and ence Baker and family. d.y and "llht - with • new ElECTRIC AIR CONDitiONER. & SAVIN G S 1:: 0 • _ ." y Short t:l-3). SWITCH SIDES Special SignOlur<' Loans By Pleasant Volley Hospital I Dies at Buffalo ' .Mllwauk~ at Houswn 2 (twi•j A 'l DIs ADABA. Ethiopia ! tity Loan"' Guaranty Co. ADMITIED: Mrs. Harold . PT. PLEASANT - Funera1 0 mght) - I"IBCber tS.31 and Sa- fUPI) _ Pollee reported today • Rotetl te Iii• th• coolln1 e Thlnntr •lilt 1n1re .M..,. WY 2-2171 Woyan. Pt. Pleasant. ! service was bold at 2 p.m.,dowskl (2~) or Schneider (0·1) Ethlopio made the trantdliol · jolt pu NIIUl.,. than evtr , DISCHARGED' Mro. Jason • Tueaday In Buffalo, Putn•m jv•. Farrell (11-1) and Nottebart from left to right-hand driving · 12.1 E. Main St. Pomeroy 1Sturgeon, Pt. Pleasant; M r county, '?" Mn. Ruby Mitch- (0-7) or Owens (1-4). Monday with only a handful o1 ' c.ntrol_ot ""' ~-fltt w1t111 y.- ••• Bertha Davl•, Buffalo. · ell, 52, oJBter ol Mrs. Rosa St. Loulo at San Frl!l<isoo .;.;,,...;.o;~~....;;;,;;:..,..... Love, Pt. Pleaaant, who died• (nlght)-Sadecld fS--11 vs. Mari· ry Reed Saturday at her home after •lehal (11-11. _ . Miss ins McCoy Is at Titus- · long Ulne••· . / Cincinnati at Los An&eles ville, Fla., where ahe will ! Mrs Mltehell.la survtved by 1(nlghi)-O'Toole (4-2\ vs. Moe!- spend the summer. 1 . her husband. Oliver; four sons. IJer (3-4) M J t 0111 nd and d AND ENTER THE WOND!IFUI. WOitO OF IUC'II!I: 11VJN1. 1 th d hte t ·t rs. ane a au1 ree aug rs. wo sis ers, : We4nesday's Gamet ghter, Chris Ann, of Mansfield, I It's Flamaleu! , I· three brothers and 14 grand1 st Louts at San Francis ...... 2 .:f apen dl ng some tlme Ww• t•• her 1 h"ld B ·r · th · ""' 1 . ~ 1 . ren. ~ria w:s 1 ~h d.e ;Chicago al New York, night parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart. ; I 3 1.g cefmetherRoy un er Fue ' • Cincinnati at Los Angele1, night Vineyard. Stt tlu many models 1 \ -. 1 p 1t t s bur a h at Philadelphia M nd M 1JOn o e ynes OHIO rec nera M r1 ) · ~• at your Home o1 Buffalo. . • r. a rs. • on , now tm d,.,.ay rught and daughters of AthenA BLE ~,A-''(j ~ GIVE DINNER (Only &ames scheduled) Sunday evening at the CTRJC APPLIANCE DEALERS! a: ELECTROMODE• All-Electric AU.. ·:m ----5299 Joppa HOME HEATING Famous For Safety W'lfh The Exclusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element Notes ' Servtces are Conducted for o ' l ' - CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEATING 1nd INSULATION Phone 667-3415 fl. 0. lOX 224 COOLVIW, OHIO $20".$30".$40 I . 1, ;: '! ~. " ' f. i ~ Not.es • ••-•tc -,1 New Treads COOPER STARFIRE SALE! 1£W SIZE 750xl4 10 5 nl"" lax Remarkable new Gyro Tread LOOK I stabilizes the fide lor a safer -rive ... increases lire mlleare as much as 33V.% WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR • New super mileaee Coop rent (polybutadiene) rubber. • Variable safet~· sipin& &ives power traction starts .•• str<~illht line stops. • Super uh Coop1r "Hi-T" cord bodr. Strona•r than stnl cablt, pound lor pound, only $18·99 ............ alu f•• efOI,.. 150 x 14 Blecll: Tub~lc- ~, t\11 I.J<Jpular tizeo• ana type-s pric111 to I IYf you mor• m,Jn for tnt money, ......... ,.... ,'" ...... '" .......... ,,........................ .. NfW COO,IUI • FULL. SERVICE GUARANTEE ~0 LIMIT •• to m'l'n , montlt~ nr ro~d lt .u arrlc (It f'ULl SER'JICE jjua•ant~eCI far Iii• e30 quart crisper • 71 1h. fr~;~ezer on top LOOKI CHICAGO C. P. W. HOUSE PAINT R&GULAR 4.95 ol nri&,nal t rue (.)fUll AI.LOWANCf: 1ranteod for •r~r Ur!USI!d Sl!r~o c e gal. Sl98 ••• .,. lor "Ort!OI1t• a.r .. ll• t•d•r '.. '. ..............................,..................,... ,.... ,... . Md Mrs. Jim Patterson soh, Brent, wert Mr. and . , River news · Clair Booo and chltldten Portland •nd Mr. and Mrs. Lawl'l!nce and fantlly of Old Salem Circle 1 • WY2-2848 fJC dill 3-acrc ~•fttet 5 Y! Massar Mme. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dill enter· tained with a dlnner Sunday at ~ ---------their home, Moming star. THE DIPINDAIUI1IUCCEII CAIIUIF · · · - - - - · Guests were Mr. and Mrs. WaJ... I --,. ~r Walker of Pomeroy, Mr!.! Ernestine Jividen of Toledo, I Otho Radford and Mrs. Lillie , Maines or Syracuse. ---------Weekend callers of Mr. and Mrs. HArley Koenig were · Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chaffee and family of near Che•ter and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tuttle of Middleport. Memorial Day visitors of Mr. ond Mra. Bob!trt Vineyard were Mra. Flore- VIneyard of Col- · wnbua, Mrs. Helen Damewood and san, Lester, Syraeuso, Mr. Dorsel Vineyard of Wooster, .Mr. Bob Vineyard of Cleveland, Mr. and Mn. Keith Vineyard and daughter of Belpre, Mrs. GUiand and Eva, Ann and Jeff o£ Succet81 Mias Mary Frana ci1 Vineyard of Chester. Mt, and Mrs. Ha\IAhl •nd daughter, Minta, of Marietta, and Dorset Bibbee. Mr. Lyle Swain a gradllllle ol Eastern, spent a Week In Washington altd New York with tho Senior et«ss. Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. McCoy and Mrs. Laura Hartuna of Chester visited with Mr. aod Mrs.j Cticll Post of Bumsville, w. Va., recenUy, and attended the 1 Thl_t _ - · h what I"' mlcM 4. Ttit Hvoll Y! thOI .... 011 .... ~, ... ~Tilt Mit• · . Acrylic clus reunion and banquet of j •tl 1.- two·tintt wlnn11. Dodtt llf 11'11 nttiOft In ldjostlnl itl~fl an' 32,000·mil• lnteml betwt1f1 Pflfllll• Mlillfll:l'lllllasl VIII enl coati nile. to mal or JftiH jobs. 8. The solid waw It's put toaethlr. Mr. and Mra. McCoy. Ht llld lfhiSb these lofty SJIIS marka in 1964. · h fuf 1111 Sunday dinner pests of Mr. ! ll'ullllalllllll ~964 Doclgt. Or lhe low-prieeO Clr Wtl .a 1 ~ 11 iz~. rlllt·protfdld body. 1. The , and Mrs. Starling Ma"or and ; thiC ~·t IOIIr. Mtll ontor fMIIikeone. PeOple who prlct (rillhl with Ford and Ch~). . family 'were her parents, Mr. ; hiYt boulht ont. and wno, incidentally, •r• trl,dinJ in If thtu .Mtm li~~ ltett)' aoid rtiiOf\1 for burina 10111....-. all kfndl of othtr Clflln riCird nvmblrJ, N) thtr a car. 1oln tfMI IWiillinJ trend-selttiS 1¥1'1o art and Mra. •Dtnsrr\ore Boyl01 ol ~kt f l. Tl\t klakt.;,2rTh'l ioom~ lnd uthlf' I'JOIIIIn · chanJI'lJ tht lOok 'Ind. ftel ut tflt tiiW'·prjce fltld.. ,Alfred. Mt. and Mrs. Charlea totin. 1 Tl• Pill uvlnao of ot1 ~mou1 Sfont Sfa. ' Y"'llllod '""" ~ ''" beiieoo~e Dodtt Dtolof& ~ssat: were ~rternoon c*ll~•· Mr. ahd Ml'8. Richard Sl!litb Bullcltrt Supply Co. ahd da!l&hters, Su!ie and ltllh1 ol Columbus were SaturdaY .ev· WY 2-3741 enlng supper pests ol Mr. ·And . I N: 2M Avt. Mlchll. .rt, 0. Mrs. Norman MCaln and datJ• .MII.L & •.!J..~OND -~R~ET$ . SU "1HE ~0· HOP! IHOW,'' NIC· n'~ ~HJCK yeu.a loOC4LI~t1'· ih,l$:•· They called on Mro. Ma· _ ~ 11M ~:::~. 1 ~·~ t~~an;;!~~~& M.rs. Warden Ours of Bashan · spent Saturday altem OOR WI'fh Mrs. Douglas Circle. Florence c·arcl~ spent 11 few Ohio, bounded and de.crtbta 81 rol · lows: B&~rtnniDJ IO.SU chains wen of days with Mr and Mrs Jlck tht northeall "orntr of Seetktn 12; · · Town 8, RaDJe 15; theacoe wut 23.92 Follrod and daughter of Pon:t· chalnl; then~t soulb 14..89 chalru~; thence •ut u, chains and 95 l..J eroy. Jinltt; tftnee aouth 0.111 o.:halna:: thence eut 8.17 chain.~; thence Mrth James Ingram Sr of Columa 1~ . 00 lhe of belln· · . bus apent the we-ekelld with Mr. 1 and Mrs. Ralph Lee and attenct. tbe Alumn) a I Roctne. I Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Perry and cWldren of Hollon, spent 1 few dly• porenta, Mrs. Mary Clr·ole I Mr. and Mrs. George Perry .;--:"·'""'•"" 1ut Dexter. monlalnlnl 15 aci'Q, more or P.rul No. 1: T'h~ followlnl utah~. aituated In Ule Townthlp Saltm. County of Mel••· Statll 1 • uu.nc• eu~ •t 1M M!dlOJ&-,, __,.,,,.,, t11rbc1· \bengf; DlnO 1 Eastern Local Society Notes If you don't like these~ you'll love electric heat Not all leaders are born •84 SPRED HOUSE PA!HT MOO RE'S rome roy w- ~~~~~=~AIR C SAVE MORE / 'S At MOORE ' 1 1-----t::..--- 1 Visiting over the weekend wltfl l and •·I : 111:1 Carmel 1 ( KING 1..-------...J I~, H. A NIW IDIA HJ/t A NEW I'!A HOMEOWNERS "PACKAGE" INSURANCE ' MIDDLI!iOH; a;\,· ' ~_. ic ;. --·- .·· Join the growinJ trend to better livina and "step-up" to flameleNs electric hntin&. Call Ohio Power or your electric heating dealer for complete and accurate lllirna~es on the installation and operatinJ costs for electric hOIIIC healina. No obliplion, of courae• <011...,i.,... ... d01ft! DRY .f()9i OYer ~fltf' COVtf• 'CUANING j I ' RAWLINGS.SONS :·.cO., ' l:ilti ,I.DLJ . '1'l!llma Ann WlDfltl4 I:IQ a.m. '..; . .t ' There's only one way to have pure, comfortable home heating without soot, dirt, ftlm, and fumes-it's the ftameless electric way. Last year, one•out-of-three new hontes built on Ohio Power lines, and over 600 older homes installed modern electric heatina. Before you build or remodel. check !he many benefits you iet with Thtal Eleclric Livins. And if you're buyina a new home, look for the Oold Medallion . , • it's your aSHurance of the finest in convenient, carefree llvina. ..All the protfttion you need for your home is in this one low cost Nation· " wide plan. Ask for ~~­ H-wllell PolitY-lilt ond for rn1 11vin111 (., mud! 11 a.m.; o I' MYRL COAKLEY Can you handle a month payments on your next car? ( NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES PRONE 817·3415 t:::OLLELT Mrs. Potts, 82 ITY OAN -.- I ~ Mn- Roymond Hotfleld, Jack· PL Pleuont, .11011, :4f-.:P·m. 11t. ' Mra. J•hll Plltll ....,. Nattonal St. Louis at San Fnncisro, ppd rain . 7 Fultua Entertain de F•mily Barf)eeKe Lea,.. i ' ' • • ION ltEQUESTI . !lJe.s,dependina on wbtr. you li~). f', MAX WARD · Yl't 2-u:~~·l ~........ '21ld l I '" • �.. - ... ~--- ----.. . .. '· .,.., __ -~··· .. ... .. - .. . .. '. .. ' . 2 SIGNS OUIJU.,.. r • !1-...tl'htto .,.,, ~t ·llll.... ""-"'"' A a +.e~~ llfltHiu C!A Nf :&~..& .11io noNt f'tlllft . . "tiONi 1961 Rambler Classic Sta. Wagon _ ._...... . <fll .,.. Dl.lnU.... II 141• .,, /'e~!'~ • · "'"""'"'" ·" • ~:l:; 1'\.ftl ;l•emed •boll1,. 1M ;..:, trTnn ,.,.. ,,......, 1 1011J1f'Jll•l•l~ fh• IIUh '"-l • nn" no rl!..,...,."'"'• fo• ,,.h.,, """""' ' "•" """' ,,._,..,,.. l n • • t - 11.4 fD h• W••"WllnloA>ll l:•nu• 'IOIC lfllhllftt ""' {'),..... .. p~o ilt I_., · o jHl ~·"' s.t'Yir. 1ft~ -b wltfliO' 1e ll•n 4KU 0t fH,nltl... • OBITU "'R 1£5 - Sl 2.~ to' 31.1 ~nl lftlfl •mum Drll •flriltimo•• wn"' le ~~ or,.u:J. ...brJ>d., 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe $1.45' Optb 7 daJt eaeb weet 8 1.m to .1 p.m. Radio, beaLer, like new whitewalJ tires, automatic shift. Beiee and coral finish . RUn AND DISCOUNT STORE $1545 This little jewel Is the one for the young at heart. Red bucket seats. white fioilh, 4 un the floor. radio and heater. good tires. 102 enaioe. Ntxt Door Te luHand llrdc $1495 II'E'f~~~'!la~ifrf[i 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2·Door _ Local owner. clean interior, tires likt- new, jet black finisb, Powerglide, heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVU. 7.00 P.M. POMII!ROY. OHIO llOURa I! ® eat.JI.1 f>Rouucll'fo W"-NT A.D PHONE WY 2-2157 Notice I fi'OR SALE-- Middleport's taiJ.[I I es1 bulldlnc, locatecl 152 N. Second Street, Middleport. Priced for qllh.>l sale. at ObJo Hotel. 10 16 course school". Rad.lo & Television, tube L.;ter, multitester, cross bar Generator, high voltage probe, picture tube - Wll..L CARE for two ladies, clal security or old age sioners. Phone VI 3-2602. 6 8 6tp WALL TO WALL maets from the STORE. Phone 53! Plebsant, W. Va. tester, adapter. 1956 Mercury. good mechankal shape. Charles Larkins, Long Bottom, Ohio. 985-3262. sweeper new tee &old atlachmenl.s. pastel color and on Full cash price , $21.00. Phone WY 2-2204. • B lUCK Oil J IIIOW · ~ l'rw llllrWI•rl HOLLYWOOD (liP!) - l1p General Re1l Eot111 Service Divers, who passed CUCKLI!R REALTY June 81h, 1963. ....... wv24130 None knows the silent nea~rt- !I Box 229 ac~. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Only those who lost can tell , £UCTIIINEI;R Of the grief that is borne in . _.c.a.. c.mp~e~o- silence For the one we lovfSI. C>itt - - ~well. ""' A. C. BRADFURD Our hearts stlll ache with Raclle, QUo sadness, I II tic Our eyes shed many tears, God unly knows how we him l.r Prol"'lo"•' Dry Cleaning At the end o( this first year. t-iewPort 4 dr. Only 19,871 careful miles. Power steering A happy home we once en- · joyed, How sweet the memory stl11, But death has left an emptyness The world can never nn. Sadly missed the the Divers family. I Hour Clunina Alt.rlng and R_.lrlnt Pockeb aM Zlpllfn Buick _ $2,295 WY s-3230. I0 lbs. Dry CloanlntJ $2.00 HAVEN - J bedroom modem raocb style home with for Rent I All Items Drastically Reduced I BOATERS balanclnc. brake tei'Vice. aulo · J'or bottJ at our oew Boa1 ,, - dation oa tlle river. . Super S.rvito Station ~ W~ N.t:V£fl CWI1 ! OP'tN 14 ROIJRI • IA.Cl(, W CAJUilia llv 'WY').W'~' SALE OR tedfter for sale or trade. WY 2-101. I ! tic Wanted clean stave bolla at $1.25 per loot. White Oak Logs II" and up, $100.1111 per M. 12" lo 16" $75.00. NET CASH ON D& LIVERY. THE OIUO VllLLIH II 1\!FG. CORP., Tuppero Plains, Ohio. Phone 167-3131. 6 Utp 1IULLI)()%ER work, basemenla landiCJ.Pini. brulbtnc.. ponda. Lowboj ' - · Charlu Jef. fers, Pliomo WY :1-11222. · .., partk.....,, .... eledrok , _ . . hlllnlr your adotloe about worlctnc for my 1pt11111na IIIIIIIIJ> ~II nMd Ia douah for • ,...., mower and ~ · - tlulr.- .. ............ , . ,... ~ ~ ;~\'c ,,' ' rBEKAK J'BJID •w I WE PA p A P A I A. 'l'Bs•.' WJEH RADIO PRClORAM LOG ONDAY 1'BROIJGB ntiDAY :15 Sip On 8:15 MUIIoal Clock ; r•w VAJSBGK '. 7:30 NU~ Headllnll 7:31 Mwo!oal CIO($ 7:4l --Tho ~~ 8o00 Ohio VBUey News 8:05 World, National No'" UO Sporla 8:15 Wtllllor Picture 116 Mllllcal Ciocl 8:55 Community !'jews t :OO Talk ol the Town 9·55 Mason County Nrwa 10:00 Family Worohlp HOur 10·15 Public llarvlct 10o30 Laldwlr1DI 10·55 World· Nowa IloilO MomlDa Melodloo tERRY E•M"J dar, mort> people five more ...,.,_ for eh•nfllllllo modftameleio e1~1rie beat! If you're balldine. Nmodellnf, or thlnldaa el eoavertl"' yoior .,.....eat. heatlni oyotem, &..I out llow little 1J really eoth to enjoy eli.eb'H- the elem•t, --.wo-lutall ... yoa eaa ldve. ~'i i opeelal rate, too. Cet the foeta todll)'. ' thea IELIECTAIC co. c•~t.IM·U· AHO .GUTMC•trlll .MIG aUCTit;C CO........ ..For illl the (aet• about t,he advanlagts of flameleos eleetrle heal (or your home, mallrhl1 coupon (no obligation) tot (' . * 1rii. , 'I a• ._, -.... mde Jelttrl .... dlffer-.t. il'rldiJ, Boo! 5:00 CommUDIIJ Newa 5:05 World, National News $:IS Spolllghl oo Sports WMPO RadiQ MONDAY TBRU rRID&Y · 1:110 Sip On l:lll .Wtalher UO DIDner Musreale 6o00 Sunset Blvd. 7:30 Sian Off I: DO Sip ·on Nawa 6:05 Country MasJo 11llll 1:05 Sacred Hurt .1:20 eoun..... Jamborao l:au Country Jamboreo 1:111 Jobn HaCIDI SA'l\IRDAV G:aO Farm N7:01 Breakfast Party 6:111 SiKD On 1:35 Paul Bowera 8:15 Jooea Bulcll ShOll' 6:15 Muoical Clock 1:41> lllelga Ct Allf. Ell. 10:15 'lbt Good Ufe 7:45 Tho Lltellno 7:00 Newo 10:3$ Muslo Ia The Air 8:00 Oblo VBUey News 7:116 Tiny's Chapel 10:111 Tlds Is Music 6'05 World. 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Reportl to Paopla 11:2& Newa 0 01'11111 11.15 Family Wni'IIIIJ>-Tbun. 11:00 SUndl,y Show • U 30 Satui'IIIJ Matlnoa 11 o f0 Tlny'o Country 11ymu U:OO Nooo NeWI U6 Newa 8eil D oo Noon Report 12:15 OlrbtlaD Hour Z:OO SaiUrday ' MIIIIneo U:30 Goestler'l Guut Star-Frl. D:llll Rev. Marl1n Teell Uo News Ileal D:.IQ Muoio Jual Foe You , 1:110 Billy Gl'lb1m 8:00 SalllrclaJ MaU... 1: u BlaottQat Sbow-Tuea. !:It LalbertD Hour H5 News Ileal 1:30 l.ucol Newt 1:00 1"- Qmrch AI '!\'ork f oOO Dlaoln, with Dooo 1:114 Bowllna 8corot 1:110 Coimtry ~ Tlmero 1:30 Top Toll Rewt S:OO Newa Uil World In Review 1:1111 Newa-lllunmary 7:30 Sign 011 · 1:00 BaPlllt Hour 1:11 Dlaner Musicale SATURDAY 7:00 Sign Off 1: 30 Sian 011 Bv HAROLD GRAY a - -- -- Bv GEORGE WONDEit J.OOK! A UTTE/1 FRalot MR. VALENTINE! No- liaildlnc fk U::n......•..... XWilAIB ..,...... monay 11q I pt etart.dl" . UO Country Go Roond 2:5& Newa Ileal SoOO Lat'a Tak1 I BreU U5 Newa iltl1 1:00 illlclni With Doll 1:30 Iatercllonp ' - • A 1:5& NOWI ............ ,... .... , ........... ,. ........ ............ , .......... .. ,......... .......,,...,........ , . ., ...... . ,..... ' &l"te ina ~ p!J, - elbllltla · !Gr - IIIII - IIIOrm kltd!e doon. ll.D ... · Sale -~a A Don*~>.., Quota- 11 :!6 World Newa IUS MUQII Coulll)o Newa 12 oo Communlly Nowa 12:05 Local News 12: 10 Marllola 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 EviU)I Bullelln Board 12:25 News. 0 Grame 12:30 Agriculture i\ient . 'J :ts Country Go Round ,m... WY I • liD. Charleo Masb or Lester Arnold. U.JO 21.a A;;;;tC1i:. AXYDLBAAX:R Ia LO!IrQrllLLOW t One letter lllftp1y llt.u48 for IIIIO'tMI". ra thfl: ~' ·. :.. _A I''• 1JIICI ~:_ "'"!..~far tbe twa o•-, ete, SJnclc J!.',' f': s. a~ ........ A.'.... ad tormaUoD. ot the word. 8 a.IJ hlnta. (aeepl per hour. Clll opposite our t.eun. 22.&Jt•• DAILY Cllll"l''QUon: - Huo•a how to .,.,.,.j( Cbarcb Bello lllql PILTIIIID WHITI GAS Dock. jUJt liL-t JS.~- u.. ·~ ' Why does \Villard H. t;armean of Athens like flameless eleetrie heat? lVheel -1L 11'. ~ ft. I Uvestoclc a. 16.Wot.rpdt :t~ BLAEnNAR'S !formerly Gnieser Body ll'orh), ZICI W. Main Sl, Pomeroy, oillo. H. Rl<kard, , ~ WY W5'11. .. w.z. t.=:, .... -~~ ~ SERV-.ICE 11 FClR YOUR !Ill~ -.ork. Phooe W" U155, l'aul L. Bal· k!y, Pomeroy, Obio, R. D. i. • I JOtp ; a.:o. till ··~ 13.D..t plaAto mw D. V. ASHWORTH JEWE1lRY STORE II I -.. fii.N« 1957 FORD. 4 door !'airlane 500, At The Late 8 cyl. engine. Standard trans- square foot family room. Own- II ABC CLEANERS mission, 2 . lone paint, clean er is beln& transferred; and in good condition. Ph. WY $1,000.00 down and & SHIRT LAUNDRY 2-.'1820 or call at 1123 Mill St., loan with P,.yments $89.00 ns.ssu Mtson. 'N Y1 alter & p. m. Millon Hood. month including taxes and Gtp surance. 13 Pleoliblng, Mutller - IO'AI<M -Located 5 miles south l'vD8ces. Mueld Brutben. 1951 OLDSMOBILE. CaD WY Z. of New Haven, 74 acres 118 F.811:• Matn Strert. Pe• 1182. 4 28 tc modern ._room home, eroy. Plume WY W441. - - - - - - - - - - and forced air fuel olJ 7 20 tic no · · Several other good World Standard '' C.IIJIIfl garden spot, pond, U beeUsiDe in pasture. Owner will EXPERIENCED "'" ear rnom. f'ide and ,mona with $500.00 down. UIC8 Small car ...,_, nM IIOOSH, SALESMAN New & Used W•tchu'-Ciocb maea'i:'bllll) NEW HAVEN, W.VA. Pboue 111-2143 Jewelry - Rings - Muslcallnstrumenll MOiropotiiU 1 11 31< &. Mall 8areet. P••.., .. . -~ . ALSO: "' the ' largest ' . or' ...... IVY 1#11 From trurk bulldozer radiator to the • • lfr Marine Supplies 1-Show Case- 1-Watchm•k•rs Lathe smallest heater core, • 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 1-Stacklng Tool oardtop, Catalina, blua ft. CABIN Cruiser and trail . b automauc · lransmlsm·on er with ,25 h.p. motor. 350. IS WY 2·2143 MAN\', MANY OTHER ITEMS · ' Call WI IJ.!IIS! or WI 9-3111111. power steering, power bral<eo.l radio and estras. 910 Brood. -------~68~3tc":_~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'"'"'"'""'""'"'"'"'"'"'"'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!B' may. Mlddleporl Call WY t 52119. 4 Z9 tfc Businen strvi- "=~ lll. lbwoke 12.Daona& rwr ··~- RADIATOR I .. e. ac.G.A·-· --ta.M.. - .... B....,. JUNE 11-12-13 .. """""led U.uini•/1 6 9 ltp LII;J._af ao.C:. CLOSING OUT SALE I carport, and hallwoy, ftill.Uvin~~il~.::'-~'11 bt completely finished with DISCOUNTSPICKUP & DELIYIRY ··- I . ·_ - . -· --........ -...... ....--_......... ~ J.'Y- 81'. Cloa;l>e+4a tomatic· shift. Radio. Pomeroy. Ohlt BARLOW? IL!::J•h 5 13 SIJtc Special 4 dr. Sedaa. Almott Uke tbe da7 It wu sold. Au· BlaeHnars LIKE WHAT, MAVOR . . Qrt,. & brakea. AutomatJc sbtft. :-======·=~1163 and Shirt. Laundry l 62 Chrysler • $2,195 ., .,. •",..,_"' ~ ..ell gr..,.. ... ~ 1 wel1:0in11 .......... - - Jll')d. uct. Tbn II· 110 .,..UOU. to thla Yieww, IIIII New Ylll't "reollty" 11 more Jlt'"dne !baD Bo~~Jwood rulllJ. Ill most lb• mu, II'Obebly Ill large pa t I beoou.. the g-aphlcal aalUre ot New Yock .... !occea 1 , _ . dJrocl ocmfronleUon With ·JOdi!._ IIIII conflicto. . Mr. IIIII lftl. a-ge ,..... <llllilll 011 Mr. IIIII ~Mn'"".t Ray PuJ11Da o1 Loallollom .. 1ft« - ' . CBS ·• '1'\T hu a new drama PlrUilOUill plclureo OWIII oerlel, "Tbe ileporter," plannod Brodtlll'• Plaulul ProductioN, for lhll fall, and buOd lrl New wbkb llmll IIIII '"!'be Dolm York. , .et,. coaeklerin& the en," '"nnt Nunee" md ·1:1p~ above IIIII. drllDII . lll'leo Ia ooage." It also bas a major b> New Yurt may be Ia foe dol terest, flnanclol, In lhe Talenl d •7• ov..U, .IIJII lhat woiuJd be AssoeJalea COQJpany booed by bJcbly rqretllble. For thoro Ia Sulotfnd, """ tlils ....., pro. J>O ques1loa lhat the opoclll oli· eeolly. dueed lhL ...,..Jed "l!:ut SldoWest Side." And the pletn IIIII obviDUJ facl, say the ....,.._ 11\oeo, '• slnlply lhal Paramoont DAIL T CROSSWORD diiJlllte In ~ Eall "'" • 'l'llt dispute WU ..tllod, IIIII Ill ...... In lhal poro UcuJ# lrOI. llowav•, a lOird ~81111011 ol IWa produc- would save money by barinJ lion !lim: associated with Now 'Its future -.Jon procjuctlilns Yo•k - ooe beaded by Herbert by th... firma lhol 011 !Ia am.llrodidll, the by Dt.vld pit •tudlo IJI'OUnda hero in Roi· lu'*IDd - _ , . 1o bt obap- lywood. inC up for Yarlooo ......... 'l'lnla, aJtboJjgb SuNklnd'l · The oblerver ean talk about new ~edet oexi seaau on cas. vldao'a eoeaplll lrlllll. wbjcb II TV, "Mr. Broadway," s1arr1ng truo, and aboot the eXCellence Craig Stevena aa a preu 1goa~ Bid ease of Hollywood faclll. is to be lie.. York - lilmed· the lleo, alot ,true. Bill a olmpla producer hoe aleo set up a · 'llliliDmlc fao!Gr le, IICCO<dlq Well Cout unit for tho "devolto .eawll~oa. a larp rea1011 opment ol comedy and other lor the lmpondl"l westward er- TV propertleo." 1louo, lltboogb P8D11011 of the two firma - to "'l'llt Defender&" and " T b t wit: Nurses" apparently will conttn. THE AMERICAN RUHR memory our band and lather, Donald B. . I( ol ,bi ,.qo. IWa ~ Yock-bosod ~ ~ 'Tbe llolend: 'H.:...O..'l'bete~Y ..,.. procjuctloa -::~ ~ p1aao 10 Ill- llriel al -P-.. lhat Very - lfiDpl DIOODt Ill . In the He1rt of tel JJ,OO IIODJ> rnTO "' """' • P1 .4CJ: " .'J ~~ev1sion• Revue lneldeaoo,f«rr Pla\11111 aow PONTIAC Tudoe. New ROOM double at lSI yl upbolllerinJ. Good IIIII Avo. Vory rOUOIIlble. Body I)OOI'Iy perlecl. Colleol-1 OwDOr wiU ftnmoe psrt. E. or's Item. After 4 p. m. Olen lil>drl<:k, 1!3 llutternul Ave., Young, Rt. I, Sue<eU Rood, Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY Reedsville, Ohio. 2flo. I I 12lp "ltp VI, ao-INR:w tomoUc traiiBIIIlseloo, Law mileage, ..cellent colldltion. See Olen Yoong, Rl I, cess Rd., ReedlvUle, Ohio, ter 4 p. m. top, power steering, automatic tran. m!.uion. Good condition, ~. Norman Weber, Lone Bottom, Phone t11H2'11. I I lip Chester. Ohio. POMEROY; OHIO ~oo ~ ~u, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ for S1le 'NUiiVri --~ :.0 A . II & M ... TUBIS •Piue fax r'rii'IH 1:'011 .,nrll - o ..c• .,.., ... .... ... • ... ··~ NIIJ PAISENG.I TIRII · $U2• NIW IS.Iol-15 IN. $1295 tue ta be tbal all Mat • • • iD Nell y,..t, H II polllhl. lboJ will not ,....,. Ill floe air lbe ..._ ollor ..,l 1)111, by 011o AUTO SALIS Get Acquainted OHw RoCipped Tire S.lel While tb., lui ALL Sill Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY ¥M011u r • , - - - - - - - - - - . 6-Bally Sentinel, Pomeroy~lddlepo~~ ~·-~une 8, 19154 WANT AD INFORMATION - .. , . ;, C,.,hrmb~• ond Sood~••n. Oloio El..,lrlc Comp~ny · A lin • Retldenllol S,jlot 2l5 .N..Jfh Fr•mt S1roo1 COh•ll'hile'' l$; Ohio .• N'lnil: - •. ' Addro••·--,-7-;------~-------'--1-- .... •· '• ' ' �, • ' ' ' ' . ,'<! ......,...,... ,...... . .. '. '~ vot XVI • • NO. 48 :Cio·t ure Vote En-d s NOW enttn e ftaula7_.- -~--· • ' Wb·~'I'Htli .... · . . .D lXIe • Fili uster Way Cleared for Passage Of Toughest Rights Bill MASON ·' _u_:~ DRIVE· IN ,.,. .. . TONIGHT I. WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS HMARCO POLO" Rory Calhoun Yoko Tanl (Color) "THE YELLOW CANARY" Pat Boone Barbara Eden MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO Tonight thru Wednesd•r WALT DISNEY'S "A TIGER WALKS" (Technicolor) Brian Keith- Vera Mllea Pamela FrankJln-Sabu Four Children Found Dead, Shot in Chests by Mother Kevin Corcoran Edward Andrews Peter Brown Disney C~rtoont F11furette THURSDAYO JUNE II NOT PEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY June 12·13 "BLACK GOLD'' Philip Carey, Diane McBaine, James Best. Fay Spain, and Claude Akins. "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill, Dana Spencer and Mickey Shaugbnessy. IE!Z.,,DEAL IN TuWN! OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY WOMEN'S STARTING JUNE 11th DRESS FLAT e THESE SPECIALS THURSDAY ONLY e MEETING CANCELLED 'The meeting of the R o c Springs Grange ocheduled 'Thursday evening hao b e e cancelled. The members villi Qllumbill Grang• Fri•:lav II evening and wlll open and close the meeting. WHITE_ If you want ''All The Best'!Irs.BOTTA BE A DOIME! For the belt In the low-priCEd field, $Z,99 THE SHOE BOX . . -...mr. . . . stlndmlnHdn-cost fHtuirlmooth-lkllng, torllon-bar 111apenllloll if .._ . .. llwllll .......... irfully unltlzlld, !'Uat-prODfl•lltilr ir Silfetr-RIM wheell Your locll Dodp Dealer II offertn1 way·up lrldl' way4own 'prlcel, tillY terms. .For the best clul ·ill the fow·prtCEd field, It's lOtte be 1 Dodlel J ' ' -- R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL. & ·SECOND SIS. ED'S AUTO TRtM ,. ~- And whaU. wartllnf¥1 ' Thl 1(14ultly's only 5-yur/&O,OOO.mlle MIDDLEPORT, 0, · ,, new ltyllnc Inside and out • • • plenty of stretCh-out "lilent" comfort ••• your choice of POWti'· lui 6- or kytlnder enctn", up to 425 horllpowerl luxurlou• OPENING JUNE 15thl 812 W. MAIN ST. Dod&•lfve• you MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' . POMIROY, 0. ' '. ' bill ... ' - VIVIIII J ollll-1 Tops, Carpets end Orlgln.l Trim. •. :-,J . · -·' ·- .. .' .. ' 'J<.. ' ' ._:~-- Complete Une Of S.et ~.m: tonvertlble ' ' • '<:· ,,f' _,.• ..· . -· ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 9, 1964 eblin martin mitchell potts werner