http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9da5824748015bb89eda8dbe02d02f35.pdf f68d93228bb53beeedf8b72a472afc3c PDF Text Text .. ' Jllany SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., J 11111 Miss Jess-e is Hostess for Potluck Dinner 13, INC ~ • DAR Regent is Speolcer · vmo 1n Pomeroy for Flog Day Luncheon Around And About MichHeport 1 Mill Amanda Thomu, fte. roncllldta bfl talt by aaym, lint ot tk ~!ata o1 Oblo, Da.. Ill• wu JII"I)Ud o1 being a memof tbe Amer~W~ Rovolu- !Mr o( ~ D.A.R. a.'ld to be 0 epoke .., the work of the ptU"t ol ita work in America tollonol Society D.A.R. at the day. · ' ., M.am · 1Y Jun.~iefy e Meeting ut Of is River news People In . Held Thutsday · . Glop reldfa • Galllpolll . . . 11 Pomeroy· Tbe JUDe ~ at .• 1 • Dam 17-J, u.a, .:....U, s teet llospital News c-..-... W'ltAIHER ... ltlllerool ...nda:dtowen. Cool. ... lolt!OI. low .... ...~ Tuelda,y fair ud caoler. _Miss Ema J...,. entertained ENTER&D HOSPITAL Witb • poUuct dinner Monday Women'• Mlalonoey Society afGII rollin, Pomero~ 20.· •--· 'wbo red' evening at her home. E .MeJn. tbe Pomerer ·flirlt· llapetat 11 Pt. Pleuant 23 34 Hinton H -~• 111 010 enle 1 in tbe put M Mr. ~Y!_e Mlller is in Colum· st, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Her- Mrs. Jacob Gloecbter opent churcb wu l!old ~ - ._ ,tti lalllq, Kanawha. l.UI olzer ~tel ~ Fla1 Day luncheon Fri· Mbs Thomas wu presented bus as guest of his son and dau- man Ho!fner, re<1 ntly newly- Thursday with ber cousin, Mrs. at the dD.rcb: . . rlaini. Charleston 17.97 slaU~ ~ G·~ary Ba~ da,J at tile Town and Country w1tb a gift by the regent on be- ~r-ln:Iaw, Mr. ~ Mrs. weds, ond th.e birthday <X Mr. Carl Mattox, MiddJeport. · II'Y· Lnndou, Marmet IIlii WJa. ~on Rt GalllpGU. M ' ~1\l'ant in omeroy for hall of the chapter. Rose cor· hck MtUer . B. J . Howard. Jobn Frict retumed home ~· J!"',.. Cl!¥* .pr.eljded field c1oma ...,......, the .w.. ' ar' · 1 1 IDOIIlbel'l! ond guests of Return sogeo lll84jo by Mrs. Dwight Tom Rail , who baa attended A mock wedding was a lea. Thursday , from Meigs Memor- at the meetlllf wlilcli opelle(! Oltie River_ Pew Downey ~dL.L~' =~·ctMn. Jonalban Meigs Chapter , DA !Milhoan were p,....nted toMbs Kent ,S tale Unjvet.slty, is home lure of the _evellllli w1tl! ~·~· ial Hosp1tal. with tbe ~ ~iiii\11 of .''lit down 13, 1:15 a .m.; c. Bam- Ave PI ·PI Mr a p80~ 1 R. Mro, Karr and Mrs. l!>r tne summer vacation with Elias, llll!l!Ster; Mrs. Minrue A. N. Grueser of Grove City Chrtat_ Tbere ~ No But .. w er up 14, f :O$ p.m. ; Beaver up E :n~1•k 1 Thomas, Mrs. Emerson Jones. local / Jones. hii parellls, Mr. and Mro. E. Rher, bnde; MIM Fredericka wu a recent guest of 114 t s s Weal. A report wu lfven on I If, 1:40 p.m.; Titan up 14, 7:· Pieaaan~'Curl ~t.n·· l:i f!IOnl, presided and welcomed The tables were decorated 0. Rall. Sway, groom ; Miss Ema Jes- Genevieve Slobart and brotber, complete layelte oent to t be 05 p.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 14 K St ~ PI fiG. members and . their guests . .!with arrangemeQr. of flowers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hull vis· se,_ brldesm&d ; Mrs. Alma R . R. StobarL Woll181l'l ~ . to, be 1:25 a.m. ; Mamalear up Dawso~ L~klltea;' Va 1• Mrs. Thomas McClung and at AGranvJl!e n~:' ~~· t Out 'OI'to101,- guest> mduded carrying out the red , white and lted s•veral days In Clarksburg, Mill";i best ~~n. ~ ~i 4:15 a .m.; Walter Beckjord up Earl p A~s 'Syc~mor~ 304 Clar MID Thomas , Mrs. Maynard blue colors with small flags gtv- W Va. wtth his parents, Mr ma enry, e 8 . a er. children, Jamea and Sue Ann reoume · 0 ' ,r e J n I If, 5:40 a .m. ; Harry . Dyer up St.. Middle ri ' Mrs DI!VII Mi8o C&rlstine Garmon en u favors. Place cards, made and Mrs. Henry Null. G:.,mes were played With pri2- returned to their home, Marion Througb The Wa)J.!I, tbe new 14, f :SO a.m.; Southern up 11 Harless Ri' ' Jack~n J = 2 Columbus; Mrs. c. s. Wilhelm: by Mrs. Harold Sargent, were Mr and Mrs. Jack Hein and ••The ff. with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. .lc!f>lc,_ from Jjlb- 5:10 a .m . Onward up 17, &:sS L. McCain." Rt. Oak lllt1 3 Mra. Henry Watson and Mrs small replicas of a map of the daughters, Pamela, Marlene ner present~ II! b ld · 0 d Dale Srnlth. ;;.,:' %:1~ was-giv"=. by 1!11'1. a.m.; S. M. Jinks down 17, Willard Lowery Hamden Miller Point Pleuant · Amy United Stales. and Kay of Roger City, Mich., wi • r • an Mrs. Esther _Kissel of Colum• w a II!> gave e m~ 7:30 a.m .; NaUonal down 18 Dam D Hartl' Coal .i.....,' Jacks!ln : Mrs . • Norma Miu Helen Beesoo, Colum- are visiting with h<:< parents, :;:'mhandth bus visited recently witb ber tatlon from the. 10Pk!; f ,55 a .m .; Jefferson up 18, 8:: Paul R.' Dup;:,' Ironton, Ue, Harrisonville. Other guests bus, and Mrs. Edward Jones, Mr. _and Mrs. Clarence Clark. pillow slips lnted b M aunt, Mrs. Homer Showers. Uon mel!llll btoten waDI. Ill> am.; Rose G down· 18 8 ~ 40 James Arthur Smlth Monavtne Ml'-' Carol Bacbte~ Is leaving Alma MUle;, :'tddle~ rs. Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and dau- _f"'P~a~ 01 Johp t: a.m.; E. T. Jones down 4:20 W. Va ., Paul W. Je~lns, Craillciuded, ·M,...· Freda Hartinger Jac ksO!!, 0ut of town members, and Mrs. Naacy Grueser. wer. able to. attend. Members Sunday lor Mt. Uruon College Tile guest llat lltcluded Mr. ghter, Leda Mae visited Friday I 9Mand e Ul.l-7 was o.m.; A J Patten up 20, 6:25 merton. N. C., a:.J Mrs. Lu• Mrs. Karr, state program or the committee In charge of to •ccompany her brother, For- , and Mrs. Hoffner. Mr. and Mrs. wltb Mr. !Craeuter at St. Jos- by rs. Victor ¥0U111 Sr. a .m .; Zimmer down 21, $ am.; clua B. Jenkins Cramerton, dtalrman Introduced Miss Tho- luncheon arrangements were rest Bachtel, home for the sum- B J H d Mr nd Mr eph Hosp1tal, arkersbtirg, w. article on over P1'010ct1011 in the Walter Wtlllamson down 21 ,. N C • 8 Is a candidate .lor the Mrs Harold Sargent, chair- m:;Arnnld " - ' . Mrs. :ate G..!i Va. w!J 25 a.m .; W. S. Ray up 22, ,f a . . . office of Organizin~ Secfl'tary man and Mrs. Jamea Brewing· rs. ames ' nuo . ....,. w1n Mrs Rutb Ebersbacb Mrs . on e m.; Jerry Bosworth down 22 blrthl General O•l the national level ton , Mrs . Edward Jones, Mrs. wls Smith, Miss Nellie Zerkle R~ie Rizer Mrs Mildred llalf-Way House in Det:rqlt, • a.m.; John Ladd Dean up'/}: Mrs. Paul Bowera She ~ribed various projec.,; Clinton Fisher and Mrs. John and Mrs. Helen Shuler have re- Fry Mrs Sh~lton Mrs I S Mich. was read by Mrs. WI!- 8.25 Lm.; Elgerclll! up %1, Grimms Landing, Va., ,..; oil Ute. .society and took the Duerr eontributing. There turned from a vacatioo trip In Be..;,ice J~hnso~ Mrs' The!: Dam Watson. . a .m.; LitUe Edward down 23,10:38 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Jo~ I!'I>UI> ·Ill! an imaginary tour of wet:e 28 memberJ and guests at Flo~da and other pomts In the rna Henry, Mrs: Alma. Miller, fOiftiiJg j1; ,:~sus S~~tc;;:lene 5:10 a .m.; Hamuton up Green- A. Epling, 510 Jacklon Plk,, lh• J;l.A,R. ,Owned schOQI8. Kate tbe luncheon. SOUEI I. J nd Dl D Miss Fredericka Swarz Mrs. Hu up 12:55 a.m.; Elllba Woods daughle.' 8.40 p.m. Friday. Duncoa Snu"•L d T . a ne, oyce a ana a· Edn .. __ ' o..,p ' !lllllg . ""' """' up G-·~ • 05 am eo~-- Mrs Boblv G !Ialley ,..,.. •• . an aQlassee vis will leave Sunda t0 ttend a Reibel, "''"· Nettle Hay·~~ of God Ia Calling" which Is tbe ·---.- " · .; •wu • ' · '. ~ ...... Oml tlt;·1pprov~. schools .mclud1 Y a . es, Miss Martba Jesse, Mr. . QueeD up Greenup 7:30 a.m.; Star Rt, son, ll:SI a.m. FrJ. Croono.r., Berry School and S B_and .llCJin.be Dave Ella, Mr. Ray Riffle and . The firSt of a series ol lraln:: ,•Iter Lutber Herdman down 31, 4:20 day. Mrs. Gerald Sellen, Rt. the. llldian Schools St. Marys ens. WI the hostess Miss Jesse mg sess1ons for workers and · ......., t-b • o.m.; OVEC up 31, 8:30 a.m. ; I Poctlllld, dallghler, 10!40 a.m. en4 BaQODe College•.ln the west. 0 held two weeks with th~ girls ' . teachers of the Middleport Dill- . program wlth prayer. ' , Duncan Bruce up 32, 2:SO a.m.; Friday; Mra. Carmen L. Vii· ,She . !oJd or the :well-roonded stayllli in the dormitories. ENTERTAINS CLUB ly Vacation Bible_ School was MrR~~~'::'"cnts ...... . by Alton Zephyr down 32. 1:35 a. Uo!U, R~ I pt, Pleuant 1011, eduulion being given the mpun. held Tueriay everung with the D 8· ,....,..J . ' • Zilndel 111d .Jilrs. m.; Charles K. up 32, 6:05a.m.; 8:45 a.m. Friday. tain ch'l.d nd th I d" 1 "1. Mrs fW.nv4lr Rlr• ~~ont.Prhnn~ l'R'an n ...... u n A4- - _,. __ • ·II 1RY ,.,m,.,• tn tMt m.mka- ... ... • __ . . J reo . a e n 111n Fr. and Mn. FranR' Davidson/ -- . '!'llldren through the support of of Fairborn , 0 ., are hosts for #le l!·A,R. and churches. She th• rehearsal dinner tonlght at 4e&ccrjbed the needs at the the MartiJI Restaurant honor. k~ool which Included n•w bath- ing Miss Sharon Jones and Mr. tQOnJ facUities.,Att Kate Duncaa Lee Davidson whose marriage or ""' l'hUI1CierOU'O L1asale lJl\01. Smlll! with a gO!'! o( 12.500 al- will be solemnized Sunday at tational _Golf .Trurnament r'ady more than . pa1d, ·f!eath M•tbndi•t Church 2 :30 I the Weslcliester Cotlllli'Y , ···-· She also spoke on the real . in the :1 rternoon. ~ Ry,, N. Y . . ,Many oilier ~le LOOK-USTEJ\1: Actress Deb- · n~ lor educating the Ameri- r Other members of the bri- t ble Reynolds makes a •peClal were ch83i"' Lawrence Welk ~a"' Indian ~to take his place in dal party attending are Bar· it appearance on Meredith Will- - lor his autograph .: · •ock!ty and support himself in. ' bara J~mes, Mr. and Mrs. Le.. b Sammy Davis, Jr., will be eon's Texaco Star Parade, seclltfJlCl of being given aid. She i wis Smith, Miss Jeanette S one of the beaditnen oit , • F.d ond In a series of tbree one • 8:00 Down on the Farm hour musical specials si&Til!g Sullivan's CIIS-TVarlety · JtOuio 1 :30 Popey< & Pals weber. Mid& . Sunday, JUDe If. He'D sing a Miss Virginia Koch, I.& 1rr Wllls.>n and his wile, Rlni, Tues. 9· 0 Rufl all<' Reddy Show caster, Miss Jane Reynolds, h day, June 30, on CBS-TV. Miss !lUDiher from his new B"""" 10:00 Hector Heatreote Show way musical "Golden !loY." .. Columbus; Robert Davidson, Reynolds will Introduce f !.1 m 10:30 Fireba. Allr<d Lunt and Lynn FooRoy and Lynn Davidson Falr· 11. highlights from ber slaiTing II :00 Dennis the Menace lanne will liar ill "1be Matborn; Charles Johnsoo Athens ll role In "The Unsinkable Molly 11:30 Fury pificent Yankee" on NBC-1'V'1 Mr. aqd Mrs. Karl 'Siegrist: "' W1lt . DitMY't Brown.'' the motion picture vet' 12:00 BuUwlnkle lfallmark HaU of Fame ear!J Miss Kay Garber, Cleveland; ~ "THE LADY AND sion of WUison's Broadway mus, IHO Mr. Wizard In February, 1965, with the DO'I'HE TRAMP" Mr . and Mrs. Oordon Wright, . leal hit about a spirited moun1:00 Foontaln of Yoolb minute Broadway plliy bei!!f (CinemaiK'ope 1c Co.Jor) Mr. Brad Jones, Columbus Mr. ~ tain girl who become one of the 1:00 Pirates Vs. (,'ube adapted by ~mmet Lavery .. . -.andBurdette, Mr. and Mra. ~ world's wealthle•t and most oon4:00 From France Wilb Love . "'YOUNG GllNS OF TEXAS" Emersoo Jones, and the Rev. M troversial W.men . · . ~ : 30 USGA Open . f11ne1 lrljtchum, Alana Ladd and Mrs. M. E. Dowaon, Mid· J• Last week J..a1"'1'nee Welk Melinda Spencer and Ma" 8'00 Singing Caravaa (Color) dleport . waa chaSing that .Jtme white thew willis both j;eletirated \heir. 7:00 Porter Wagner Sho• A bridge and ll'OOm rtpllca J~ hell in the pr«>-celebrily round birthdays recenUy, . . · po The Lieutenant and an . ol Dowers : 1:30 JOOJ Bishop the table. 9:00 Saturday Night Movlea ~ 11 :00 Late News Picture 11:10 D. ~- and Weatl!er 11 : 15 Sports 11 :20 Films of the ~·L Felli m., a.;• eJoD:!'a • I v. '::~of~er~ p~ra~ Ilk~ H~r~a.":'rtln, ~:;i OfT • • ess•o- Held s . G p room OrentS T HOSt D'Inner Event Tonight ~ . . . ~inO~I~ UniV~Itc!Jnicy . ~- := ' · -- ~: ':!"-~ f:sO v·~.:: WASBINGTO N- The Senate plunged today Into the final week of lis civil rights debate with pusage of the bill assur.. ed and leadara wailing out rear guard skirmishing by southern oppooents. Thirty-live roll call votes since Wedne•day s decision to limit debate have shown tnat w. "'·-L- Senate served Static leaders have the strength to defend their bipar- \ ' l Saturday • enttne - . - ......... -... s Tllem'hc .- .. u ~nry <~ 0s a • 1•.1! ue ..o. t' tisan substitute against major change. Substitution of the bi· partisan package for the Houseapproved biD wu to be a late order of business. WSAZ- TV Four accidents, In two of the rail. Bond suffered abras- to the right berm , and_ . tltelt whicb the dnven were slight· ions to the head and left arm back acroos the road, bitting I ly Injured, were Investigated and was treated_ and released guard rail. There was heavy damage to over the weekend bJ fu Ohio at Meigs Memon al Hosp1tal.. Stat Patrol. Three of the four He was cited lor drivmg tbe car. Barnhart received • were In Meigs county. while _ mto<~cated and will ap- bruised cbest and a bump .., I The first injury acc1dent took pear m Me1gs county court June / his knee that did not require . . treatment. He was cited II place at 8 :55 p.m. Satyrday on 26. Rt. 7 oile and seven tenths of a Th.e other inJUry accident was Meigs county court Friday for mile north of Pomeroy. A car at 8:10p.m. Sunday on Rt 248. unsafe operaUon. His car Wll driven south by John S. Bond, I lour and eight tentlls m1les east heavily damaged. 33, Mason, w. Va., went out or of Rt. 7. A ca r driven west by control and ran off the right Earl T. Barnhart, 43 , Rt I , I The third Meigs accident toot side of !he roadway and struck Portland. passed an unidenti- place at 6:1& p.m. Saturday ~ a guard raU and turned over. lied vehicle and met another Rt. 124 five tenths of a mill The car was demolished and oncoming vehicle . H~ cut north of Syracuse. A car dri.Vto tllere was medium damage to l in quickly, lost control. ran en sou til by James S. Reeveo, I Jr .. 25, Racine went out of control and ran off the rlght akk hitting a stone wall. 'lite car was demolished, while tbe stono wall belonging to George Gru"' was slightly damaged. Reds Regrouping Forces In Laos Reeves was cited to l\felgl county court June 26 for apeed in There was heavy damage tG '!l"lllfiiiW·'; .,~' -~!- 'i:'_· the Greenlee car and minor tG I 1 : U.e Daniels vehicle. Both driv· escaped injury. Greenlee cited to Gallipolis oour1 ''·''''~' ' ! June 20 for failure to stop lit 1 · 11~ assured clear distance. , ·. Other arrests reported by the :'·:>~-· 1 State patrol included Norman J. Evans, 26, Portland, and Wil· 1 :· :. i liam Clay. 48. Rt. I Pomeroy, . , cited to Meigs county court. for r .. YOU!( tern LANGUAGE! atte1 At rein Wa)" u Han WHTN- TV Nath Jim Channel 13 lord, 1:30 Pal & Mike t:OO Church 01 Christ 9:30 Channel U Presenla 10,00 Re1ghhora 10:15 Social Security l0 :30 Jets001 11 :00 Casper Cartoon 11:30 Beany & Cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Allakazam 1:00 Fllct.. 1:30 AmericaD BandstaDd Z:30 Movie 1:00 Bowlin11 5:00 World o1 Spo~ 8:30 WreltlinJ 7:30 Hootenanny 1:30 Lawrence Well! 1:30 s.turda, N)Cbt • .. Pon> • O.r farmer lritnds ho•o ~peeial problems ond .,..iel -dl. When thtr need linoncial help elNI ed•in, thor know Iller are going to bt totitlied talking to "'• bocauH wo talk tho tome language. 0Mr ltrYicts ort toilored to "'"t the farmek needs. Come io and talk to •s Mlft' to man. We'rt hire to help. The FARM~ BANK and Savings Company Movie ~ -- -- .. ··· ~ · . .... .. - ··· .~ .. • • .. 10:30 The DetectiVeJ 11:00 qilller Theatn FCI !t ' Mtm..r Facleral RoMrw Syolom Montln: l'ederol De,...lt IIIIUrance Corporatlan I'OMIROY, OHIO """'-······--- P~ ., or ... __.. -• ' •• I ·-~,. Silver-lined Cloud no 0pee1tor'a -~ . Smith Named Director of Banking Firm Channel 8 WE TALK / , 1. WCHS-TV .. -i".,:-. excess for conditioJUI. The lone Gallia mishap IDoJt place at 3 p.m. SUnday on Rl 7 two and six tanlhs milea nortb of the Silver Bridge. A ear driven by John G. Daniels, 17. Rt. I Gallipolill slowed down ta make a right tum and wa 1 struck in the rear by a car driven south by Cbarlea W. Greenlee, 22, Rt. 1 Vinton. n s Merrill. Mickey · ' r;:;;;;;;~;;;;:;;~/;~r~:i Donne~ 7:00 TV Classroom 1:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Alvllt Show 9:30 Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11 :00 Rm Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Rogero 12:00 Sky KIJ!i; !2: 30 CI!S Newa I :.00 The Big Picture 1:30 Doctors at Work Z:OO The Airman's Mall~ Z: If Dizzy Dean 2:25 Carda Vs Giaota 5:00 Championship Bridge 5 :30 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackle Gleason I :JIJ - e Defenders 1:30 Phil Silvera 10 :00 Gunamoke 11 :00 Newo 11: I$ Late Movie sr?;a. MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1964 Channel 3 , 11 IMIIII: Drivers Injured in Meigs !Accidents Over Weekend ':,;d~~ -~t w. at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ?Ji, First ot Sere M NO. 52 ~~ "A: va~ation, VOL XVI G"" "~f'IIIS.· e • NOW' YOU ... • wU: . ~in!~ee:pr:: m....woo' t u:: :Jield :• f r:; ii.m · wru; . .. ' A . bo SWEEP INTO SPRING-Judy Lewis, taking a cue from her mother, Loretta Young, wooahes through a door in a ftoor. length, ~hiflon gown done ln a brilliant red and pink ftoral pattern. Deaigner Philip Hulitar complete• the coatume with a long, Rowing stole to match. It waa shown In New York. Parts Show. for Dealers is Set -, .- ' '-~ ' lllroap lido ....... .... ...tenludlac. to ~ her, tbe most lmpclrtant reault It the pair d Jee. oons aile le8rnecl. They have led to at leillt ..,. concreti; triumph. But, Singer Mafgarel WJtltlng Ia '' currently iD WaahiJIIiqa, D•• ~- C.. ·; . starring b: .. ' Marl'led All g<el." . .• ··~~ AD- .'1'; " ·' ,.,! ...•!-:::( 1 TAKEN 0 HOSPITAL 1950, he was elected a ell: lr<><'tor of the Ohio Farm EquiP' Dealers Association and !served as state president ol organization during 9181. He presenUy reoides in Sy· with his wife, Evelyn, their two aons, Bryce and I �~ .... - - • •• • • ., .. r: Tllp :IJaily SPntintJI Helen Ilelp Us! Our 1964 Record Is Improving be headed estlng. They show that those under 25 for a bettt'r year of traffic safety in involved in accidents h~ve 48 percent Ht64, than in the previous years, which cited tor speed an\1 the next largest was one of the blackest for the count y groups are those from 25 to 44 years. It on modern records. Our sister county also show. that persons over 65 have the had twelv< traffic .deaths in 1963 and largest percentage for failure to yield like Meigs count y one m 1962 There right ol way, which is an indication that wE're only two other counties in what we the reflexes of those over the 65 mark l:all sou theastern Ohio that had increas· are not as good as the youngsters who ' t'd They were Washington and Morga'n , only compiled an eight per cent re cord while all of the others showed decreas- m that regard. However the oldsters of f!'S Lawrence co unty showed the way by 65 years and u~ only had 12.000 drivers dropping its death toll from 23 to II in a mvolved m accidents while the two tar· one year period. gest groups were ui the •&e bracket from The statistics show that a fairly large 25 to 44 years. As our pol!~lation grows percentage of trafric accidents took place the pedeslrtan figures continu~ to cltmb. on rural state roads than in all the other It IS that category that the cities chalk categories with the exception of cities "I' the poor record With. 592 compared 971 on rural state highways. over 50.000. Twenty percent of all Ohio withThe thmg that so many people over· accidents took place on what are termed look in traffic accicjent figures is the eco· rural roads. Those figures show that dri nomic loss. In 1963_it caused a Joss in vers are in almost as much danger of wages of $89,000,000. Medical expenses having accidents in what is called the O(J' mounted to $20,000,000, and overhead en spaces than they are in cities. The of msurance amounted to $130,000, startling fact is that almost half of the cost 000 and property damage stood at $120, fatal accidents took place in the section 000.000 for a grand total of "$360,000,· of rural roads. There might be an expla- 000. You could add to this the many non· nation for this situation in the fact that reportable fender benders tn which there tloere is not enough control, with the ex· .was damage of Jess than $100. In these ception of the Ohio State Patrol in this months of heavy travel it would pay the area of enforcement. In a county like our a•erage person to ponder these figures own the sheriff's department is limited One other iateresting figure iS' that 2,: in personnel and has so many other func~ 702 drivers in accidents were over 7-5 lions that it plays a rather minor role in years, with 148 being over 85 and 12 ov· traffic control. · er · 90 · In th e ped es t nan ace·,dent fi'eld It Is said that speed is the great JdJl. there were two-thirds of them children er. and that vouth are in the maioritv of under 15 years or oldsters over 65. offenders. The exact figures are inter· Watch your step. Voice of Broadwav ... renorting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN La Dolce Vita As everyone has always suspected, the life or a columnist is a rough one. If you really care, and 1 care deeply, no sac· rifice IS too great if it will provide the Valued readers with a glimpse of how it If W1lb their f~vorites of the stage and 'Silver screen. So here I am in Forte dei Marmi on t~e Italian coast. It is early morning. l harlton Heston has just brought me h•1me to the Hotel Augustus in his mar· velous pu.re~white car, \ ,, driven by his sleek Halian chauffeur, and said good mghl Ill front of a wlld hedge of trailing pmk flowers !Ike something in a romantic Italian painting. ''See you tomorrow morning in the quarry." he ""id . "Sleep tight ." The quarry is at Carrara, where Chari· ton will portray Michelangelo in "Agony and the Ecstasy." He has been here for only a few days, but is already beautiful· ly tan from the brilliant sunlight reflected bf the da2zli_ng marble. His eyes lonk startmgly blue m contrast with his skin. HIS_ beard Is, be says with a flashing smile, "a week behind 'chedule." He has rented a house big enough f?r Rudolph Valentlno in his heyday. beCIUlle hi" wife and children will be coming over for a long stay. He expects to he IJiaking the picture for about 10 mnnths (lortraying Michelangelo in just lou; years of his long lifetime - the years between 33 and 37 when he was working for and quarreling with Pope Julian . They were also the years In which he painted the incredibly beautiful ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. · The producers of the 111m, 20th Century-Fox, have pennission from the VatiCan to pbotlll!raph the Chapel. but Sir C:~ol Reed, ~ho is directing, think! he mil get I better effect by recreating the paintings .. they must have looked when Ibey were fl'l!•bly painted. This will be done in Dino di Laurtmteo' huge studio In Rome, the only •tudio in the world big enough to contain a 70-foot ceiling. As we talked alter dinner-octopus, mussels , eel, spaghetti and espresso Charlton seemed genuinely excited over the opportunity to play the great gen. ius, and obviously has become an author· ity on Michelangelo - his life as a man almost totally unrelated to other human beings, his passion lor sculpture, his involvementa, his works. He plani to take another trip to Florence to see the Mi· chelangelo treasures there. He has spent hours in the Sistine Chapel, learning more about the artist through an inten· sive study of the fresco!!$ . ·· "Frankly, I haven't any idea what kind of advertising campaign they can use to sell this one." he oaid. "I guess the best thing is for us to make a damn good picture. \ • Reports From The Capitol te~biT ATING EDITORIALLY MEIGS county appears to - '• • I ' t -nany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 15, 19114 •• • r ' New York Sweeps Chicago Series_,r Baltimore Takes Over First 'In AL. By LYLE C. WILSON "Wo 1dvoc.ate an lmmedlat. lnereaseo oflllOI'I than fU)IlJ. United Pr··u 'International and drastk reduction of lion and chaJienol proJ«C~ It is nol too late for SOule emmental 11pendltures .. . to ecooomles u be11iJ al cloublful political party - the Republl· accompllsil a saving of nol 1... practlcabWty w u bolna mere lr ......, ~ calli most likely-to make tllan 25 per cent In the CCiot of bool<keepln& baloner, RepubU. good 011 the sound money !ederol sovernmenl (Hoover .,... mJcbl becJn u.otr JaU1n1 promloes lllat helped Franklin admlnlatratioo spending In 1l1e effort to ·lllllf1 their party by ,D. Roooevelt 32 yeoro ogo to 11132 fiacal yeor wu about fU lettln!l on 11J!110 l1111o Chro~lc Nelg~borl problem. When he gives ••· win the presidency. blllloiiJ. lila! will nol reql!ire that !bey Dear Helen : penso account dinners or haa l Believe II or not, the 1932 "We favor ~ of laladt GUt llldl otber'l bnlna. t• entertain visiting notabt.., Democratic platlorm contained the natlmal Ol'ldll by 1 federal Gcwermneo! .......!I . Ja •tucli My huaband and 1 have a I enjoy golns along. I'm part , the following : bud/lel III!IUall)' balanced... .,..... Ill 1111 chronic- problem. W. just got of the scenery, and very nee. "We advocate IOUnd currency "'-· For married In Octoher and our next easary part - and I Ute tho rtl b 1 d ,1 expect to be prele!Ved II all hat· : " =tu:::~ door neighbors are, to put II role. But when I must enter· ~:0, to ~':.,y e~o~ thO::, b ardl. • ·" to blve tho better •idt ol 1 1 100111 mildly . overfnendly leaches. tam, go to company dinners, shglltly bored though polite bwo- 'lbeao plallonn planb are 111 !lie ·lr&flliH!Jtt from lbe dtne They ring our door bell every etc., and need my .husband as band at yours. Femalo equal· lood aa new. .-er baYing JI'DR abandoned ICIIIIOIIIy 1o five minutes, pracucaUy . we an escort, he grouses like mad. lty is tough on a man. _H. beta llled. FDR went through tbo' preoent IDDDIOIIt: 'ftle Jlim. can't even feel comlortable In He says he haa nothmg _m com- Dear Helen : aome e<!momy. motlonJ In ~e ocratlc ill"JUIIII!IIt "duot far · tba our own apartment. They're moo w1lh theoe _People, he d.,... 1 have been correspondllll early weeD o1 1111 lint term counlr)' to live wl1bfn 111 lllillll very friendly people but we're n:1 kno,. anythmg about my with a very nlce boy for four but 8bandonecl lbe project He 11 not 1 -ol prudence but a• different as nigbt from day. kind ol work (fashioll8) and years. He hao been lettlna tJCCepled tho lllvlce 111 pi~IJI. 8 holdover from IOIIIe ~ They give us &Jlll on bolldays feels like an extra thumb. more and more aerioul, while lllwky I!CQI!Omllll duo! th e l1ld out-doled parllllll elide and even my own close frlenda I make it my buslne.. to 1 have been dating olllers. Now, country COllld spend 111 way out doea not """vlnce..,. aud all. don 't exchange presenll with know enough about hiS wortc .o d" of trouble 11 didn't wort. 1 find he 11 us Tbis makes It neceaaary for that I can carry my end of the to m~ ISII1a~ town 1 DolleU llpeMblr 'l11o eeciiOIIIlzen eould l1ld us to return something and som&- conversatloo - without look· mgld ,mo;~ h?urfeetmP bot By tho end ol 1111 flrll four Bllould argue lbat the .foter wbo Urnes we can't afford 11. They- lng, Uke a managing wile. ";"Y ~o::OO~tt know ,.::.1 my 1 yeara, FDR !tad eNbllabed tho tblnb tile spendloJ pol!tlclana 're always oaklng ua to come cant he do the same for me. M "lamiJ thinkl h 'I defidt at>et>CIIDI policies that In! giving him aomellllng lor over and we're at a los! to thinti Yand Y be have continued ainco'i be bad nothing Is .a aucker. 'l'llfl'e 11 .. up n~w excusea. lllln't lila!,..- CALL ME JAYNE DOE Dk hlm e--~.! to 0 lllead token tile U.S. c1o1Iar' off the 11tcll thilll 11 free Itmcl! . .tJ. dislike them but we don't want Dear Jayne Doe. e ,....,... g y aokl atandard and tile budr bad thouJI1 many I pttDCby barn, to live with' them! Advice? _ .. Becauae he doesn't want wlth 1 hl~;,b::;wn . : : " : : boswo tile illllalkmry rolling _.11111'1 bollevo lilal. · · PULLING MY HAIR OUT to run the risk of belns called shou d 1, le Y that by now bu redueod its 11 Mr Jayne Doe A man can beer dateo. P aae te yuur teen- ptrrehalllnJ to about 44 Dear PMHO: · ·1 , . qer readers never to leacl 1 centa. po NEW COACH NAIIIID dl I proud of his wt .. accomplish- boy 011 unleso you mean II. lt It II wrt WORCESTER, Mali. (UPI)t?verfrle~,/ ~ uau· meots, happy with ber oucceu, was fun to write thole letters, lila! :;:. ~:zueriOIIIId to te Tom Dully hal lllllCOOded 11811 ~I.,ti~nside ;::have 0 and perfectly adJusted to her but now I'm • WORRIED planb In tho 8ulllv1111 u head _couh ol !he woman-to-w~mao ta1il: about bow career, but when he walka 1J1. TEEN form lire 11 ....., aa DeW be- Holy Cross Collep lr.oclt IC)IIIII. -· . 111premacy Dear Teen: • - have been Sulllvan' a member llf the U.S. you 're practlcallv newlyweda to HER world bis · causo they never and you Wlllll to be oJooo ' I> threatened He feels llka h ' Relax! Maybe llle boy Is jUit used But Ill.- pianb were Olympic t.am lb 11104, waa I , · · e s u worried as you - lor I h • part 'or the foundatloa of the caodl for 12 yean. II they re not completely IJI. beinl Jed by the ear, and he ..,. reason. K..., on dating sensitve, llley'll ease oft. (And, II inoecure ao he once 10 11 he's probably aot a couple Ill lt32 - e l l prosram. '111oy hopefully, lalcb oo to anolber when his mother draued gals on the otring bact bome, ~~ tile bull lor tile recent couple.) - H. htm out to "aay hello" to bor too - H ....lemelll of Sea. Harry F. Dear Helen: card club. Tbis because a worn- Tiu. .,.;lumn 11 dedicated to Byrd (J).Va.) duo! be to cme of My htl.'band and I both have an calls the tuDe, ood centuries family Jlvtns, so If you're haY· :.:::~~Dealers DIVOTID TO INTIRIST D' 011 the junior fteculive- joba. We're of male lune-<!alllng has boill 1ng kid trouble or just plain . MitiS MASON AliA 0 interested in our work and we up an inborn prejudice about trouble, let Helen help YOU. ~~· = c 11 ': a,,..,. o. - . . . gel along well with home ltlan- fem.le leadership. She will also welcome your awt1 lie l1ld Ita....,_ • ..,.,. ag~6t, scbedules, and, well, You can't change your hus- amusing experiences. Addrea em ~partylonc a 0 bolted::":",..-:!.::.::',':":..,": JUst ltvmg together. We have band overnight, Jayne, so go Helen Bottel In care of this the 1J32 pWJ.p I - · IN . . ,...., ot. ,._.,, r.o children. There 1.1 only one ahead and he the channlnJ wife newspaper. The , _...~· ~~-I ~ .._ wv "' a••· . "''eiber a ms j: :r;rul r: = J17 ..;lllll• T .1 d ' o av s 'J &MO)IUIIU"Sil d • I R t ~,.~. e 'ca epor. 711 •By Wayne G. Brandstodt, M.O.,suddenly stopped taklnfl It you I. Q - It. empllyoema cootag· jmight have some trouble with "t IIergy.? '· . . because of your pay10us or ts 1 an a UJ msornma 1 there any cure? fchologic dependence on the A Empla drug, but In the lone run It 1 co~on and ':e:ry • • c.::fc Iwould be worth it. lung ai1tnent in persons over .50. It Is caused by air beln& , trapPed In the lungs due to a [valvefike obstruction. This· ob- .:lli.K;G T••"''" - ... ..,,, counc:D isaued laJt week I 24-page report accusing the !Aiel . .ll...lal ..,,.. ~1 I· ~~nfea"~~ "~":..,...........; ... ~._.. IWI.. Ul Pl•asesendyour,...otiODIIIIId comment• t. Wli)'M G. BI'IIIHI.do.! •tadt, M.D., Lw eare of .... pa. per. WUo Dr. Brudolafl ,... not ...,.. ladiY!clal 1e11on too WIU •nrer lelten fl. aeaenl iute~est lo __!Uture ~olumn•. . ot ...,;..;., _ _...... htllrtelll KI.,NIL ln... Ml LeJd.... lUIII" boom, an ezpendlture explosion. Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower 11 CGilncll chalrDIIIII. Tbe OOIIIJo cO report challenges President Johnoon'o proftsolono of ..,. nomy. Tile report eJtu the 1111 budget as projectlbl ~ 111n Av. .. N- Yorfl --·- - cHy.... v.,., ~.,;. ·., ..""",. Ill - ,... ...., . . . . . . . ...,... ... ........ llffl ,,....,. .• . ~ ,,.., _ . . . _ W.ll• ar oori\or :n:-=-:.,:-:,..::: 11,11J "'~ ~""'!s!Y': :V::.};3 ; .A ' 1 · • I lllethod of--· ., .. ·- the best seflinc Fords In hlstOI)II Law pri;8 a r e - - · -come, .._.,1111 tht othll'l wllh • l8lt drive. · • · · .· Pick from eny- o14CI modtlsltyour FORI Dallr'o-tht wide•t selaction in tho indu•try-and kiln tht bWIMilch to . . . .. ... -- . : -·· ., ,...,... -"""J' .,.. rfd..,..,....,_.ln • CIDIII•all. ~r . ·-JT": - ..... v ---·· ~ !!!'P ~-~ 1· Ga lt•zpot•lS G0 llf earn p repa rz nu t or ..1. ournamen , 1 •=::: ~~n~ ~~ba:;,.~t":a:'d Yorka~tH;~t~~:,~~~g~h~ghl) J~=:ISUPRI~-: ~\ to defend his 1963 meda-l '~~":';::.. Torre, Braves, 38 llat honors this weekend will l Coach Robert G. A,_.ey to- leadoff batter Jim Banb, Cubs, Piaaon Reda, be Larry Cassady, Marietta. day aooounoed lloe loeafn•IDI Wallace oacriflced him to COURT MEETS Allen, Phlla, all 34. Gallipolis' lQ-man Southeastern Ohio Golf .Assocla· who totaled 142 at Logan last of a Pbysleal Fltoeoa P..,. ood, he got to third on. an WASIDNGTON (UP!) _ Tbe Pllllblol tournament squad, determined to better lalt year's year. . gram fer aU boys Ill ~ ror, and Mark Tannehill Court meets today to (Based Oil 4 Decisions) sixth place finish at Logan began final practice rounds ' Record lOW in this phase of 1<bool lo &el underway at down I lqUeeze bunt to down decisiona in some of Amorlean Le.aaoe today as tbe 38th annual SEOGA matcb draws near. the tournament was compiled [ '""'· Johnson easlly. 18 casea awaiting disposi· Hamilton, Yanlu, aJid In 1963, the champion GaJJi. by AI Vlerebome, Lancaster, Tile lint meetlor io The Middies went ahead $-I toeforo it edjoulliB for the 1~:~~:~. f.t; Ford, Yanks, 8-l: polllallJ were dethroned WriJhl, R. D. White, Jim 0. who ahot a 138 In .1954, and , neoday at the - U lltldl· In tho third with two probably June 22 or II Indians, 6-t, which compiled li 'Brien Vic Hager. AI Shoe- Frank Rlzal:, Cambr1dge, who l am at 7:3t p. m. 29. 8-2. 916 tesm score to capture makO.: and llnn Houston. fired a similar score In 1936. The won wiD loe ocbeduJ.. NCAA Curtailed In ..ddillon lo sit-in and stale [i;l' Natloul LeacDe 11th team cbamplonablp. 1n recel\1 qualification play. Here's a list of previous ~ ed Monday, Weda..Uy, and legislative reapportionment cas~ Fat'J'8JJ, Colts, ltJ.i; placed alxlll (GUt O'Brien captured meda· SEOGA · winners and their Friday evenln11. II lo ..,.. Again ~ Raina the high court is consider· ~ ~IIIDts, W: Bruce, teama) with a 951 loisl. list honors (311 holea) wllb a eloampl0118hip scores : to all boys of the 1111, ltlll, OMAHA, eb. (UP!) - Four Important Issues involving ii!i Pbllt,. and total. 'l11o ltJ.man team SEOGA CHAMPIONS IIIIo and 1!111 JII'Otleo. pitchers with. • eomhlned ::,: lpass(l<ort and antitr...,t laws, . . . . IJI1tJ111 ~ all .S:2. totaled 1.41!6 atroltes during YEAR-C .MPION SCORE . . . . . ord of 27 wma and one and "mi I ed Fli..i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;j conducted at Laocuter'e two weekends of qualify- 1926 - Marietta . . . . . . . - - IIMl • • r~Mn:J •••~ 111111W will take the mound crt na proc ures. "" try club. l'n>-Am 1ng play 1927 - Jackaon . . . . . . . - - McMILLAN INJURED In NCAA natloruil OPENS for The Best . . 1 I lut, will blabllght tloe first tJaY on The fuot weet Gallla'o rep- 1928 - Portsmouth .. ,• - PHILADELPHIA (UPI)~Roy play, delayed agllln WASHINGTON tUPfl _ An Friday, l1ld team play will reaentatlves totaled 752, which 1929 - Chillicothe . . . . . . . 1043 McMillan, star shortstop for the DiiJhl because of earlier of modern Romanian In V•tvts In All wind up the annual event on Is below the tournament's aJJ. 1930 _ Chillicothe ... . . . . . 9115 New York Meta, auHered II>rllll8. . . architecture opened here today Saturday and Sunday. time low team ocore ol 879 1931 - Athens . . .. . . .. . _ - juries to hiS left ankle nd Southern Callforma ,. I!Ipect· further evidence of im· Home Fumishings tt J11 IIIII Frida). .olgbt. officera lor the by Galllpolla In IIQ 1932 - Athens ..... · ..... 1015 right shin' In _the fourth Inning ed to call In &n Cook (2.0) _to proved relations between the NIW .IIDROOM ,... t' hi '· States and the Commu1914-66 campaign and lite ol The aecond 19 ·found GaiDa to- 1933 - Athens . . . . . . . . . . 1020 of Sunday s first game of a duel Joe Ferris (1-0)_ of Mame lho lflll6 SEOGA' will bo deter- lllln& 746, wbidi 11 even bel- 1934 - Marietta . . .. . ... . 1J42 double~eoder with the Pbillleo. when the teama meet. nlst bloc nation. mined by club t.r. 1935 - Marlel)a ... .... ... 941 McMillan ,W."", spiked on hill Keith Woller 110.1) of Mil· The exhibit will remain In Members Gi Galllpolla' entry However, the otrange course Jl)!8 - Portsmouth ....... 970 !lhm by Philliea calcber Clay sour! II expected to get the nod Washington through June 22 · weekend are will p6se problellll few the 1937 - Chllllcothe ......... 969 Dalrymple while trying to acwa to ~~ Dick Mielke (7.0) o1 and then appear in Detroit, COLUMBIA CAS 1 011 MIDDLIPORT, 0. II'Blrt.n., BID Conley Ray Frencb City aollera. In 11152, 19311 - ChDUcothe · · •· · · · · - - ''!"' first base Galen Ct. M'IMeeota. . July 3-13, and New York, July OF OHIO, INC. 1 6 ..,..,.,l!l!!!_!!!!!!!!!!!il!!!l!!!""'o!!..:Clark.~::_~Jim~~Sha~dl~·~= · ! lime) Jut time Lancaat.r (llld only 11139 - Chlllicolhe ...... · 969 cos double. He Injured hio Heavy rauil early !unda~:jjy~ ~~~~~~ e, bolted the SEQGA, Gal· 1940 - Portsmouth . . .. .. t35 ankle whllo s1ld1na to avoid lho cuaaed the delay, the ;;; · ..............,.....~;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;. J1po11a flnlahed third w1t1o 1 1911 - Galllpolls . . . .. . .. . 946 catcher's tsg. day bothered by bad weather. total. . Portamouth ..... · 1H1 . . Lancaat.r will Ill makllll 1 1912 - Marietta · · . .. .. .. 9111 to capture the SEOGA 'll· 1913 - No Toomey ....... . · .. lie lor the lint limo ID nine 1916 - Cbllllcothe .. ·.... lOtH MEN-WOMEN The boot team owna ltl5 - Portamouth .. .. .. .. tl87 erown&-lfiSJ, 11151 and 11141 - Galllpolla ........ · tl7 lllll6. The latter waa alJarod 11147 - Gallipolis . .. .. .. .. . 11.4 Athena. IIHI - Galllpolla .. ·-.••. · 11U ,.._ tbooJ t. On tho oilier hand, seven l94J - Marietta . .. . .. . .. . 104 ...t, cub to do be GUt to otop Jollr. llfiO - - Atllens ...... ·· .... 101 Having been closed for repairs, will be ~~~:=rJ~ uadollan ...c1 u1rtofor the domlaatloa 11M! ~ IIIII -- Lancuter Athens .. ·•........ 101 ol tJoou,. .. lilt.' Slnca ltJ8. ol MlrJ. .. . .. . ..· 121 open for the convenience of the public lt!U-'tliMit ·ttl .. llftllt rna-.... hal WDii II team tJUe.- 11151 - Lancaster ......... 113 ECONOMY MN _thole blve beeD ·eapo UK - Marietta ......... ·. lfJt l . .., . _ . • .lt&1l ....... tho past Jj yeara, 19115 - Athena . .. .. •.. .. .. tt5 O~ ~II lie 'only efty to . Lancaster . .•••••. tt5 LlltOLI .IHVitl...... M I . • i-~ .._,,._·. . . COIII8Citllve SEO $68 .,. Athena ... ......... fiCII hlrltl.lllhlolo •. ' ~·roeoed wu OJ- 1857 - Athena ........ •... ltlfl . ., wllb UUet 1b lllil, ~ - Mior1etta .. .. .. •.. .. 113 (1) A llai~U.I.G-(IIO(ttonlalll ~G) ... Llfi¢11-FCJ...,,...._GII_ :-,LLD\illl:, .,. INt. ,.. . . . lilt- Marletts .......... t2t1 """'alloa 011 bow t. .,an;, t. 1•11.1. l e u - lolo. . · 100 W. lmll•l'~ Wfll'llt!el ~2'o2lo11. PGtauor ~ ~· have~- Galllpolla .......... 935 . N • . -~ 1 ' ~ ~ ' MArietta ...... - .. 935 ' i "' . ~ N9!f UPIIN bTUJIDAY t ·A.M_ TO 12 NCiqN yom (Aibei!s Ue1 - Marietta ........ ·• t12 . 1"1. ' I :, . .~..... . . . GallljJoiJI plna~ Galllpolla .. •.. •.. . ..,. Wllllim~ . ', ,·,•;;.! .........·i . ' . .~ Ill l ... ..... "-'·"til ',., ~· ... w-. ~-~ - __ .., " - --~-· 't' 'T--------r' Ill ... '?' _,.. Suites -- $CJ9. lAKER FURNITURE 8 '~Bat laow Ia t~ae· world ~· . BOWLING LANES I::=-:·· wil ~ ... I - · Wednesday, June 17 ~- · .., .............. "-"11111·- · · -.... . :-..... ' -- ""'. '. ··. ., ' ~ ...... THE POMEROY WANTED! ' Itt" - ·.,.-··- · ======:;- 1' BAS . . . ...,.,....,.,., ... ,.,.,..,.,.. .,, ... fondtryou .... - • - v -:. 1 11 Ca~1 ·0~=-~. g~hs, ,. j l w·zns "!, "!.:: structlon occurs chiefly in heavy .!lllokerJ, persons with chron- :lc bronchitis and !bose who live 'in areas or extreme air pol1uUon. It Is not contagious and ao• an anergy. Its effect• al'l!' 10mettmes similar Co those of asthma. • • • As we talked at the Restorante Bar· 1 Although there Is no cure, early ca, waiters. waitresses, chefs arid dish- 1the beet treatment is ,diagnosis . Thia will enable your washers materialized out of the kitchen and from behind posts to give him post doctor to prevent oerious tuns cards to autograph. He spoke to them damage. If you have emphyseeasily in the Italian he picked up while ma you should report to your doctor whenever you a:et 1 cold working in Rome on Ben Hur. When hill ball point pen gave out, he or other acute elise~ of. the dipped it casually into his scotch and nose or lunf!O. It is helpful to soda and got it going again. He is ono quit smoking and to keep f I t very relaxed actor, with everything work· through moderate, but "JUiar ing for him and no noticeable neuroses. exercise. n your work requires: He is boyishly pleased that the new you to bo"eathe dusty or sooty house he has rented has a billiard rOom, air, you can proJona your Ule not that he considers himself much of a by wearinf! a respirator or chanbilliard player, but he thinks fts cool to cing yoor occupation. Y- doctor coa !Wp you by be able to invite friends in for dinner and II•ID& you IIAIIblodcs lor some a game or two . After the crack-of-dawn trip to the lypes of complkatlq lllleclfoo. quarry tomorrow, I will take my reluc- OCher druct, taeb •• Isoprotant leave of Charlton and this lovely re· terenol, will dilate the blocked sort town, and press on to Rome to check air pallapl. BIUt'lq eDfdl. on Sophia Loren . Rex Harrison, and the eo [HIDIIIIII, ......... I I • fa.•h;~ns on the Via Veneta. I think I ...... , ........ loefod. Even victtm• wltb far adt'anJ need a new raincoat and perhaps a few ced emphysema cao be helppairo of shoes. Then I'll check up to London. Too bad' ed. Vanillic diethylamide, • res. As that old Italian sayln( goes, some plratory stlntuWlt, a1lmrl .... ler breathfn«. Inhalation of oxy• people have all the luck. flo:> may m.~ko tho dllfennce between bein1 confined to bed and beln& up tllld abouL Poatural dralaa&e Ill tho k1llga <hintloti over the edp Ill • lied lor 10 mlnutea with your head .....,. the floor) 1.1 faforile 11"/" ••lllfW "',.. - <-. I Middleport Ed. ges port 30d 4 2ID • F"Irst Le ' ague Garne "'es t L l.berty - - WY ..... . • .cHilli cl- lht.NII .. .!! i I p _p • 0meroy Upend Syracuse 2.0 Saturday THE DAllY SENn·NEl. = a. Leaders Democratlem:r o.m..:,. bll during the ftve ilmlDgl he punched I 1utoiJ. itU:: Jmlnp. It w_. a ratlw; unuaual SUnID tho American leaJUe 11ft club.a won double- Pomeroy downed s~ IJ. obJCies. t In a roll tl"'ft!ll lilal II>- Other Syr- hltten j·~tuidetl lolal lb a1 Melga Jl hilaCow> for John "cCIIntock "th I •- ..,1,1e jlly ulllleol Wend.., the I1IG 1Ieima m "' SUnday Hilh Sr:loool l.eape and Bill Knapp, Jolm A - Leapt . 8ob u.._r l1ld Frank W. I. M Syr lib II••':: !~:re 34 :10 11 •Jll • ~ aeuoe oponec1 up· • •• • 1or, • -· Sl Wublngton pitcher pitched to plclt up b(J first vk> Jim Duckworth alter beln& bit tory. Rootle Ed ConDolly (H) by a pitch. 'l11o . Incident ocbact ID font placo wu the Joaer. curred on the flnt pitch after an they'd better besa Key Perllinaen Jim Hall had banged his 13th lead In the 8rll l1ld wu 1w1- Crow op111011 00 the mound r Potce'a famoua oltl feurtb pta.. Mlnneeola Pldl Unz, Joe Peplt.na. and homer. Killebrew had hll his lni 4-S In tha third before lor Syr11<1111 and worko:d NMinew York 32 11 .Ill 1 fore they IDib 1111 tJwked of! the WaabJn&· reliever Hal Renlfl were the third homer of te day earlier · Pomeroy went aiJdd fo< p1011 tllroullh the third when he was neaota S2 :15 .552 ~ ponn1111t p1lllll. U aJid 8-2, In a key porfonners In the Yank..,' In the same Inning and w!Minl ''You don't need 1 1bol4 .. Ia with 1oor DJOTe rona in thal j relieved by BUI Jewell who in Cleveland .: , ~ :: :; Salclo alWIJI told 1111 by a lilt light llve-gome aweep · of the White pitcher Jim Kaat (W) also cte.. up yonr room. y 11 IOOil , tum gave up tile mnond to Bos~ 1 "never ltlqt bacll: boca lnddenl; the Sox. Linz, aubbinl for •lumploa homered oil Duckworth In the Mr. America !" oticb f,.. Pomeroy were rJerry OwenJ In tha fourth.IDetrolt ~ 29 ·463 8'0 ever It li J1111f Ill ....,... City look two from Clete Boyer at third baae, drove silth alter Groyl wa• ejected Rex ()numlltlll wtlll I1IG ckJu. SyriiCIIOO pltcllers walked 12 Washington 211 » ·121 ~ you. • ,. CJovaialill Jndi•DI, U Ill 10 In three runs In the opener from the aoone. Allison socked blu ood Mk:key :lltncblnl and and fanned seven. Los Angeles Z4 36 .100 1111 Tboal WWill cl'lllldom ~~~!=~ l1ld W, l1ld the Detroit with a pair of homers and a hi> secood homer ol the day in - - • I Diet Werry, oaeh with .. 1J1D. Mick Mencblnl waa llartinf! IKansas City , 20 311.167 14 11 perfectly to 1111 tlllUIIdng I nropt 1 pair from the double. the ninth. Tbe Tri.COW.ty Hlp 8ellool ... l1ld double. pitcher for Pomeroy. but gave l . Sunday 1 Resaltt . York Y1n.._ who have ADI!elea AD&oll. 6-$ l1ld Pepitone's loth Inning single Homer Snapo Tie League ope01 elfklal play Otbor POJDOrCif bitten were way to Simpson in the fourth. Balbmore 10 Boston 1 (lat) on overycme while off Don Mosst produced the Jim Gentlle'l 13th bomer In tonlght' at Kyler Creel< g.,. Ed Baer, IIlli llldford, Ted 'l11o two combined to fan nine ' Balbmore 8 Booton 1 (2nd) sevea In 1 row and now are In In the Natlonol League, the Yaokees' victory In the night- the loth Inning of the opener ploy•• dlam..d wflfl Racloe Morarlty l1ld Lollny Vm Met- and allow 8IJ: buea on ball•. INew York 8 Chicago S 11) third place, a mere 14 percelllplace Phl1adelpldl Pldlliea cop after Dave lllcbolson had in the 8IJ:th Inning ol the night goi•J aaatnst Nortll Gallla at er. all with alnglea. By looiDit New York 4 Chtcago 3 ll aaa points behind the the New York Mets provldo:d starter Gary Peters cap but Dick Green's tW<HUn 5:311 p. m. Gordon Fiobs' and Bob Syracuse 2111 012 ,__ 9 I: I lnrungs l leadiDII Orioles. 8-5 and 4-2; the San with a ~ leall when he hom- bomer off loser Tommy John Crow led Syr1cu10 hitting with Pomeroy 004 113 x-13 10 5 Minnesota 8 Washington 5 <!stl Tbll aardine-llke jam Giants defeated the ered with two "" In the sixth 12-5) In the seventh brought the Tll•oday, Gadipott. plays 1 apiece. Flaher bod a per· Crow, LP, Jewll, (3), Ow· .~onnesota 9 Washlngtoio 1 1 aboUt when the Orlolea took Cincinnati Reds, 8-2; the MD· inning. Reniff preserved Bud A's their IIWeop and John New Havea ' Kygar ~. 1 feet day at lhe plate wftlo two ens (4) and Grueser. Mendllni,'i2ndl . botb eodl of a Braves toppled the Los Daley's second victory with O'Donoghue hla third victory. WedDeoday Mlddleporl 11 11 singles and a home run whlle Simpson t4J and Hysell, Men- Kansas City I Cleveland t (l.Jt, from the Boston Red Sox SunDodgers twice by Idea· three hitless frames of relief In Dick McAuliffe'• eighth In- llo~hlre ~r:d~bes;,';;: ::; Crow was pounding out "three chin! (I). 10 mmng~l nd · 1 $-1 scores; the Chicago the first game, then came in ning homer off loser Bob Lee mo aga 1 ' Kansa~ City J Clevela _ day, ID-1 and &.1, whUe the Yankeos dropped the hurdled the PltisburiJh and held the White Sox hiUe.. (l-4) provided the Tigen with Tburoday, Eastero playa -~ (Zndl White Sol 1Dto second place 5-2, In the opener, witlo In the lOth Inning o1 !be second Ulelr opening game victory and Pomeroy at Pomeny. • Detroit 6 Los Allleles I (lsi) bealiuf them twice, W and 4-3 niiJhtcap being washed out game to (lOBI bis third win. was one of six homero bit In AU pmes are 1o slart by . Detroit 6 Los Angeles 4 !2nd) rain, and the Houston Colts Juan Pizarro (7·3) and Hoyt the contest. Jim Piersall, Bob- 5:3t p. m., wlllo tha ¥1ollinl MoaUy's Probable Pllebenl ldo•med the st. Louis Cardinals, Wllhelm (1).4) were the losers. by Kt1001> and Joe Adcock con- team off the lofleld by 5:15 (Woo-Lost Record• In p In a night game. Hannon Killebrew boosted his nocted for the Angels while AI p. m. Tbe bome team 11 to Ill':""") . Aparicio and Brooks season home run lois! to 20 by Kaline l1ld Gates Brown each bring 0 home plate nmplre, Middleport Hif!h school open· runs ao George Sauer led off, Cblcato at Baltomore (night), BJ United Pron lnterulloaal jRo,blnaon each collected four belting three homei'S In the homered for the Tigers aa well the vloltlng team a base um· ·ed its County Sunda~ League walking and Gary Stobart tnp- -Buzhardt (5-3 or Talbot (1.0) Leadlnc Battero agalnat the Red Sox In the Twins' sweep or the Senators. 51 was the winner. plre. jschedule with a 4-2 voctory at led down the left fJeld line. vo. Rnherts (4-3. (Based 011 125 at bali) to pace a 17·hlt attack Killebrew hit two of bls hom· Sandra Pope receive her bac!P , . . . . "" . • home over Portland although Rod Karr walked. Bill Haley Los Angeles at Washinf!toa NaUoul Leape tbe Orioles which enabled era ln the opener while ·Bob as McAuliffe. Ed Rakow (3-- ~---n.;~~""'M-"...-"li'!l"tc. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ righthander Vic Durst of Port· popped to short, . and . Stobart frughtl-Chance (4-2 va. Ru. G. AB R. H. Pel. Dave McNally to Allison and Zollo Versalles Detroit won the nightcap with land held thee Middles to two scored on Johnson s Infield out. dolph (0.0) . Williams, Cbl 54212 41 81 to bis 111111 victory. Jack each walloped one as Lee a four-run rally in the seventh, OIDCS hill and only one of those fig· In the Middy fifth Haley !Mmnesota at Cleveland (algbf) Mays, SF · · .. 56 201 SO· 7~ (6-4) was the loser Stange registered his third tri· highlighted by Don Demeter's · ured In the scoring. walked and later secred on an - Shgman (3-11 vs. Ram<>l Clemente, Pit 51223 38 80 alter yielding 10 hils In four umph with help from Jim Per· two-run double. Loser Barry Two critical errors in the error. I(J.j]. • h d led) Hunt, NY .. · 5I liH 30 62 ry Latman (2-5) wao kayoed dur· I' ld nd f b D tl IOnly games oc e u StarseD, Pill 37 147 :IS 47 Aparlr:o helped hlmaelf to Both leoma charged onto the ing the Ujlrlslng. Mickey Lolich Ie ~- •:.;asses y urs 1 Gardner fanned eight, walk-, Tll•sday'l Games 15 Torre, Mil . .M:m S: M two more bits. In the nightcap field during the sixth Inning of picked up his sixth victory in were u~" g. . ,ed nobody , and Durst fanoed ;K•nsas Coty at Detroit f2, twl· Santo, Cbt . ... 53199 '!I liZ Cbuclt Eslrodo and Dick the second game when Mione- relief. Willie Smth and V lc Portland threatened to chase othree, walked 7. mghtJ .: Boyer, StL 58 218 29 trl Hall combined on a five-hit ef· sola Infielder John Gory I Power hit homers !or the An· p p Lo Middy •tarter Mil<e Gardner I Middleport's other hit was Mmnesota 1•t Cl•vel~fill ~;~ Chrelphr, NY $1150 2J 46 Eslrada allowed only one rushed to the mound and gels. omeroy ony aguers hardly before be waa warmed · . . Lost Ange es at as.~..,-· Balley, Pitt .. 45141 11 43 downed Syracuse 2-0 In a light . th f t inning by Buddy Moore, a smgle m (night I Amerfcan Leape pitching duel ~tween Dick upO:::st, ~ea~~~ off, tined 1 ithe fourt~. Dur.st, ~P hitter, Chicago at Baltimore .(2, twl· GABR.R. N.~L~ Werryforl:bewmnenandJohn bullet sh<lt into right t.oenterAiad I triple With hts homer ., night~ .. '; Fref!OSI, LA . 46146 29 52 McClintock. Saturday afternoon that went for the grand tour. Pri~. I lefthander. scheduled lsoston at New York (!, ·t-il Ollva, Mlnn . _58239 43 85 at Pomeroy. The ith one out David to p1tcb In the Tr1-County Loa.l night) ·i/ Wash 59 235 32 S Syracuse's McClintock per· n, w d La p · gue game of the week. played 1 National Leatue Hinton, T. JOSEPH, Mo. (UPI) Third baseman Joe Doerr Carl Galrnan, who relleved milled only two hils while go- Spencer an rry t'ICI 11n· shorlltop and had two sin- , W. L. Pet. GB 45 =d,NJ..·5s : : ~ Liberty State College of drove In two tuna in the top of Grambling starter Robert Wil· illl the route and Werry lim· gled, and on ou:Ield error by gles for Poriland. 'Philadelphia 32 21 .604 0 Vflr'~fa,lan underdog and the ninth In the first game tu llama In the third suHered the !ted his oppositlno to four base Mldooddleporndt puthllrd runners on Portland 100 000 1-2 7 2ISan Francisco 32 23 589 % Cauaey, KC 56 223 28 r1:::1:~: o t~ trs game, came on kn k In h lin sh sec a . iddl . . . 30 25 .M5 . Robnson, Ball liS 208 29 65 dynamite when II counted to down Grambling 4-2. loss to drop his season record oc • ur B a utout. However R • y Proffitt's M eport 012 010 x--4 2 2 'j Cinclnnato 3 . 518 4 '~ 29 27 Aparicio, Ball 51220 :H trl the 8th annual NAJA baS&- In the second game, Doerr to 2-1. a : lone ::op;"'" thf:: ground bait wao played borne, Durst and Spencer. Gardner Pi.ttsburgh · 517 4 Howard, NY .50183 24 57 toumament. singled to break up Grambling In the second game, alter ~hen ';;;':u was ":ed and chasing Spencer back to third, and B. Wallace. Umpire : Art ~~!waukee ~ ~ · "' 500 Freehan, DET 44 151 21 46 The llilltoppers whIpped pitcher Candy Robinson's no bit- •Ingle<! In the seventh. Joe Ben· Dick Rouslo followed with a whtre he was tagged out, and Stobart. 'c;'!o . · 28 30 :: Home llluu GrambUog, La., College twice tor In the seventh. Tbe hit start.- edetto f!Ot an infield hll to move looping double to right Both Price was caught In a run· St. uiS 1 6 30 Amorleaa Lnpe . to take the double. eUrnlnation ed a rally for West Liberty, Doerr to thlrtl> Doerr advanced runnen socred as the r~ault of down betweon second and third . . Los Ange es 28 • Klllebre.w,•'l'fllns 20; Saturday ..olgbt. which later led to a 3-2 victory home when Grambling thIrd a acuse error oo the aamo play to end the ISan Francisco e CmcmnaU 2 Hooston 27 32 .158 8 Twin.l, 15: Colavito, Inning bursts by the Hill· 111111 the championship baseman John Bailowan threw yr • . Inning !Houston 4 Sl. Lotns I (mght). New York 19 40 .322 16 . 14: Powell, Orioles; Hall, toppers proved the deciding lac- In the flnt game ~ g a 1n sl wild to first. te:"'!: 1 ~ fi~.J':::":fth~ Fro~ !hero on Gardner, Moaday'o Probable Pitchen r . sunday's. Re$ulto : Twins: Wqner, Indlans, and tor after losing in the fir 1 t Grambling, Doerr doubled in Benedetto scored later u Gal- Jtl Ie In the fourth though giving up four more hits "0~~t ~ords Ia pare~~th~ae• i PhJladelphta 9 ~f'w York :; Gelitlle, Athletics, ai'l 13. ol the tourney June 8 to Gordoo Long in the first 1no1ns man threw Into the dirt In an g hi · T kept them scattered Portland Cmcmnato at San Francosco ·1sll Nllllonal ......,. Wartburg College of Iowa 2-1 ID to give ·the West Vlrglulana a I· elfort to catch the runn~r at the w::c':th ::;s .~~:. :.~ broke Ulrough for ..,;, run In - Purtcey 13-31 vs. Hendley l ih~adelphia 4 N•w York 2 Mays, GJani.o, 18: iJ!nlngs 0 lead plate nd J" 'ero the top of the seventh behind li--4). ' 2n ). 111 0b G Cubs, 15; Howard, • • ' · . rueser 8 lm "· 4-l b 0 Proffitt led ;.f willl St. Louis at Houston (night) Chicago 5 Pillsburgh 2 (stl. Robinson, Reds, and Jl)31, 32 and 1933. Tbe Athenians boMth Cllnwithtocksingfleaoneds . II nd 1 ~i~l= and Bruce McKelvey - Hobbie U-31 vs. Nollebart Pillsburgh at Chicago (2nd, •• ead!. also won three straight . . c ve a ' w•u• .~c p roffltt gett'Ing (1-71. postponed, In walked six whlle Werry struck singled, (0 I M'l k rami. 5 Lo A I011 I PhIIs, .. Runa Battotl In _ _ · 1955, 56 and 1957. out four, walked none. and hit home on the Middies' second ',!!_ g~ scheduled ) 11 ' 7•u ee ' nge Amerleoa Leap Since Athens won the team and final error of the game. ·-•day 1 Gameo st · Wagner, lodlans, 47; champl<mship In 1957, only Gal· ~;~cuse 000 000 0-0 4 1· McKelvey later wu blocked at San Francisco ~:aukee t Loa Angeles 1 1 1 Red Sol, Ml Killebrew, ~ e lipolis (2) and Marietta (S) Pomeroy 802 000 x- 2 J o oH the plate and tagged out _ ----;:· and Casb, Tigers, 41 each; have been _able to post dlam· McClintock and Grue&er. by Middleport catcher Bruce at Chicago Javlto, Athleticll, 38. 0 piooship acores. (Gallipolis and 1• Werry and Hysell. Wallace. at Lo• Angeles Nallonal League Marietta shared the crown in Meanwhile, ldiddleporl got iiDII!nt). MILTON JICIDIAN UPl .,.... Wrlkr The BalUmor1 Orloleo eanaerv'!\"; 0: Pomeroy is 13-9 Winner Over Syracuse in Opener -·. ._.,,.... =-- ....-- irU ..... Hit - "''""' . . "" ~~·· '\ ' . . " . ., ........ .. ·CIIJ --. At 6:30 p.m. -~------ """"_.--- t ,'M.n....;... ~ • ' ,(,. ., �~ • o r - - . .. ~ . . . -... . ~ . . . - .. .. ' . . .. .. "' . ·- . I • ,. Phillips Graduates 4-Dany Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June· 1,1, 1~ Cum Laude June 7th or Science del"' 1n eliiCII'blllpl ~ hil wit... ibe lormer ·St. Augustine is Hit Hard ... in thg Pocket da. MORE -and MORE PEOPLE IN THE BIG BEND AREA WILL. SAVE' MONEY by CHECKING Barrlt. R. PhfUipa, !1011 of Mr. eDi~DMring, cum· laude, from E:1ro1 L. 11e1tt.; oi and Ml'll. Dayton L. Phillips of Ohio University June 7th. M nd Mn. Hu"" Bell'bl tei( By AL KUE1TNER I ca help pay. They are glvifll of the COUlltry. brought hundrods of arrests, ee- l tlons he would settle lor a Pomeroy, received his Bachelor . . be" of r. a "'' ' 1 Ullllrd Pr.is International m tty. It j~st ain't right Thtt current racial drive has : onomlc disaster and the emer- small start toward his goal. · r ' - -Phillips was mem · IJune Bwhth forhe~bett, • pill•• ST. AUGUSTINE IUP))- Th not~ ave dignity." run oince Easter. It has gence of a rough , bitter and ' Ask diehard ...,-egatlonists . Tau Beta PI, aud of Eta Kappa York ere · w eJil oy tlderly Negro tipped a switCh ! w . Martin Luther ' - - ... - - - - - . - - determined segregation ele- j when II will end. Nu, of whlclt he waa correspOII· ed •• I IOilq ~ teat eng> 10 the nanks of his horse and I King Jr. b ht his sell-styled WI }} ment "We'll never give in to ding secretary. He Ia also an neer with IBM, lllai'tlng Jun• lile carriage creakod at a fast- non-violent army of integration Wor Of Nerves I them." comes the answer. amateur radio operator. Phil- !5. ~ pace lhrough the ~Jn·bathod l workers here, he said he would The drive has settled down to I Jtert• of this ro lorful tourl•t use the symbolism O( the naa war of nerves with both mil- ' Ml't!. Casci H ' o1wn . 1 uon's oldest city to lay the N.,_ itant whiles and Nogrneo , orne .. . h dl d h gro's plight on the couscience marching <Ially. The noon luncll From '39 Reunion He don t nr Y 0 enoug , - -hoor usually 11 the si&nal for Mrs. Paul Caoci of Middle• nrk, an\' more to .keep_ ~m -~~ I Olf more groups to attempt to get port has returned from a 10 MEADVILLE, Pa. (UP! I )1g. said the dm er e l ~. I •ervlce at segrtiBted restau- day visit to St. Louis, Mo .. Pennsylvania Gov. William w. ' '"''" sn all day long now. 1 A Racine girl h~s been select- rants. 1where she attended the 25th Serantou, bolstered by new np''The farial tro uble'.' '' ed to perf.orm With the 0 hI o Arrests are piling up, but anmversary of her graduation port from 1 powerful segment 1 "That 's righ l.'' he replied. ,Youth Chmr. at the 111th Ohio still they come. including chi!- from Rosaii·Kain High ochool. of his party, today, belljps hlo ' None ol us domg any busi- Gauce readlnp: Gallipolis ' State li'alr. dren. Of the 151 who had graduated first full week of campaignln leSS - But I' m for them. 1 went Dam 13.4, 12.9, running 4 feet 1 Cathy Wallace. an 11th grade . Ask King when 11 will end. Iwith Mrs. Caoci in 1939, there in his quest to wrest COIItrol ~ a met-tinS last night and put 1 on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma~ 20 .. 1st~dent. at Southern Htfh school , i " When St. Augustine is free," were 75 who returned to cele- the . Republican National Conkt cents in the collect ion. I 193, Pt. Pleasant 24.37, Hinton will jmn 300 boys 1nd girls ,he says. But there are indica- ' brate the occasion. vention from Sen. Barry Gold. ---- -- -- · - - - io.75 stationary, Kanawha fall s from Ohio's '83 counties at the A buffet supper was ser- water. ' 0.38 fallmg, Charleston 17.88 Oh10 Expositions Center In Cove~ the evening of June 3 when 8 falling . London, Marmet and tumbus on September I , to old friends renewed their Scranton I h ~~Win£ield dams are on the sills. form the world 's lar~est all-\ ~ qua.intance. While in St. Lou· mencemfn ss. ere 8 . · s I cranton to Catby "a ace I To s.·ng Wl'th y on' th Cb • River news seek votes ' \ Th"IS week ~ I' I LISTEN .LISTEN Pickens Is On The S.me Time 11 Pomeroy-Middleport I l • .t• Daily - - 7:00 to 5:30 Ohio Time !Saturday - Til8:00 Ohio Time - - . F•ther's Day Sele . I Late ClaSSI'('JedS FOSter Homes I I ac- JuvenJ'}es f SUPER KEMTONE · :;::;:rs tiAL ESTATE . Boot movemeots: youth, flrur-part choir under the is, . Mrs. casoi att~nded open- legheny College thiS mommR, ~WNER will sacrifice three Ohio R.iver - Walter Beck- dlreotior of Mr. Thomas. direc- Of ing night at the Municipal Op- then flies to hOes ~olnes. lo7a, 8 8 bedroom modern home in jord down 13, 11 :30 p.m.; W. tor of vocal music at Zanesvll· era where "My Fair Lady" for a speec ~ " meetns Mason. W. Va .. fu ll basement 1s. Ray up 14, 2:45p.m.; Chllro- I• llil!h School. Zanesvllle. Ohio. was presented. She also vlsi~ wit~ convention delegate• tocarport utility room , gas1kee up 14, 5:25p.m.; A. J. Pat- Cathy , an alto, will begin reed friends in the area belorenlg t. \ heat. Phone 773-5793. ten up 14, 5:5~ p.m. ; Hamilton hearsals on September I in Coreturning home. SUpporters of Ambassadm I Full 11\o of types and G 15 6tp up 1~ , 3:50 a .m.; Delta Queen lurnbus for the series of con· Foste~ ho~es are need ~d in Henry Cabot Lodge announced kinds. All standard --Idown 14 , 5:15a.m.; Hiereneaux certs to be presented by t h "I.Southern Ohio. Sunday that they would throw widths. As tow as 1 12< lin. fl. fOR RENT .. down 14, 6:25 a.m.; John J. choir over Labor Day weekend. The Bureau of Juvenile their weight behind Scranton at IOL'SE, 4 rooms furni shed, $40 Rowe utJ 15, 7:30 a.m.; John Outing her stay in Columbus, ; Placement. an agency within the ronvention July 13 In San Francisco. They represent a 1 month. Minersville. WY 2- ~ Ladd Dean down 16, 3.25 a.m.; she will be hou sed at the expo- lh• Ohio Youth Commi..ion. is 331 2 6 15 6tp Harry Dyer down 16, 4:45a.m.; lsition's modern. air-conditioned I responsible for the placement : 8 od total of 43 commlltod delegate .1ordan down 18, 5:05, Philip Youth Center and supervJs1on of children com- Y Unit · Press. International votes from Massachusetts :md lEAL ESTATE Philip Spum up 17, 3:55 a.m.; Cathy is the dau~hter of Mr.: mitted to _state care by the coun- ' Wf Saturday New Hampshire. Scranron him· JOR SALE -- 5 rooms and Cotton Queen up 17, 5:2:i a.m ; and Mrs. Jim Evans of Route ty Juvenile Courts_ There are Th MBLEDON. Eng. (UP!l- self has won 107 ronvention bath. hardwood floors, birch 1And1·ew Calhoun d<tWn I8, J. OS 2 Racine. seven regional off1res located ! e Unlt@d Stat~s chnched Its votes. kitchen , utility room , roreed a.m.; Elisha Woods up 19, 5:35 ~hroughout the state. one being ~urt~ con~:rutJve Wightrn~n Goldwater workers pretllcted air fu rnacf' . carport. 60 x 100 1a.m.; Gona. up 19, 6:40 a.ul .; SERVICES ANNOUNCED m Portsmouth hp ennis Jct~ry over Brltam theJr man will pick up ('o nougb Jot. Call or see fi' red Wil· Ch::trles Stevenson down 20. i :· Funeral services ror Mrs. Th is uff10e nef'rl s foster ; en Nancy Richey of Dallas, uncomlnitteci d e 1ega 1 e s this i lJamson, Box 224, Rutland . , .J.m · Cl riosty down 21' ·. ~ancy Maude .Fick . 85. ~ho homes. Although most younp:- S:~t~ a~d niCarolt> ~,0idwell of 1week to win on the first bAllot. I 61 5 3t c .Jr., Ldt:ana I ,O.SWl,"'th ...I}J 2t, d•ed at her res lden('e at 8~2 Lh: , sters C<Jn be r. turnrd IO the . I .0 sc;rt>d ]A Untied Press lnternatlonal , 'l :.. . ; .. ,, · "' .. , lEast Main St., Pomeroy, Sun- home of lhrir parent or rela- sm,ges VICtories or an un eat- ~· s~.~:rvey showed Goldwaer ha~ l ~OR SALE OR RENT . a.m.; S. M. J enk s up 22, 5::iQ iday at 3 p. m. will be held ' tives, some - for varlou.~t rea- abe 4"1 lead. 594 first·ballot votes, 61 .:; h1.l' l of : J()USE for rent or sale, by 'i · Lucy Jane Lucas up <~2, · We~nesday at 2 ~· m. at the Slms. -- c~nnot . at leaiit not im· NEW YORKuPil - Ml Ithe 656 needed for nomination. ! mon!Jlly pa yments on land a.m .; Jefterson down 23, i H:wm~ Chapel With the Rev 1mediately. Al so, some youths Ca ct · h d( · ss l Scrttnton said the respunse to contract. 532 Mill Street, Mid· p.m .; Buckeye StJ~e up ~.~ William C. Thorpe officiating.: are ·· homel ess" in Pver.v sense . ;an !!; sco~e ~ th;efl~n~h 1 his can"'idacy was "(antastic." dl.eport. Phone WY 2-5262. ~ ~ •0 a.m.; • \EC' •:p 23, 4.45 Graveside rites will be held · or the word . ~~cory$1~~;~ ~t~. or ~~~ ] He said he was confident his 08 15 tfc Ia.m.; Chns Jr. "P ::3, 5:2; a.m.; Thursday at 1 p. m. al the; A " foster home" is really "a Ae . · 0 k5 A 1ngd u last-ditch bid to get Jl . nomina ~ - -- Lew ;ims JP Gt'E'efiUiJ 5 30 p. ~ Marion cemetery with burial : substitute home" for a boy or mencan a at que uct. tion would bf surcessful. m Reluble .H.I · I! t • .J :JO> jat Marion, 0 ., beside her late ! girl It is not a permanent arGANTON E- -(UPO-G Tuesday he will~ see politicia.m.; R. H. BosYtrth 11 down husband , Lawrence Firk . Sur-1rangement because in most in- d Cl k' 1 r~· k E or- ans in ToPeka, Kan ., and MiDL·•Penup 4 :.:~u ;, .•n . , Ulinoi~ up 11 vivors include a daughter, fstances he or she will eventual· Ho~ arch 1 t e n;wnB 1::. neapolis. Wednesday he speaks 32, 2:1!) a.m.; Little Edward at Mrs. Mariam Bolt, Schenecta-ily b'! reuni ted with his natural A9 ,mer wonht e. r h. to a lunch in St. Louis, later 1 aa, li p m : Jill Wasson p J;J, idy. N~w York . and a .son, Char· i family. Ho.wever, ~he positive , ~~ eur g~i c ~mplo~~ ~ flying to Denver for meet! ;gs 1 3:1.15 a .m.; A. E. Dyke up J3, les F1ck. Manon. Fnends may j value .of th1~ "substitute home" . : tb aagth h ~on e su en with delegates. He said be has 3:Jll a .m.; Zimmer oow1• 33, lcall a t the funeral home any- experience ~~ Indeed permanent ! ea oe left Thursday and Friday open 4:05 a.m.; Alton Zephyr doNn time. • and laSiing for many of thse l OYSTER BAY NY iUPll- for "staff work, probably some· Meldahl 5:35 p.m. - · "' a; mn=- , · yo,uths_ j Amer·ca Ea Je' whi Co • where back East." On Saturm•_y · Gtt th ol4 htiiiiiH• In 1ood np•ir Gallipolis Dam - Elge~·clif( r roo: we helleve~hat such an Slella:ion" an/Neferti::7ar ..;:_be delivers the keynote add,..ss •trln1 1~1 IlK WHihtr 1110nlks. 10: 20 p.m.; Wayne H. up .~xperJence can rewardmg l distanced Columbia in prelim' to the GOP state convenUI)n Jn . o c Sh Jn many ways to the couple - . '"" Boston a .m.. . · earer up ary trials for Am~rica's Cup · · e Plywood 4• liC 8' x '14" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.61 ·to OUf or In certain . a ·m ·'· Charles· K· down 1··· h mstances the per- 12-meter yachts a.m .; Ro semary up 2:05 a. .~on - w o ch~ses to become _:__ POSTS BONl' 0 Potlloord 4' x 6' • l'o" .... , . . . ; , . .. . $2.16· .; Margaret Brent up 4:30 a . . f~ter parents. . I MANCHF!!TER, th'g. iUPI)- . Vernon Hysell, 33, l!q!"er!IJ, • Celtln1 Tllo 12" x 12" oo. . .. .. . • .. .. . Uc m.; Esso Pennsylvania down 6·-t s not an easy undertaking, Britain gained the semifinal ~ho was arrested by the sher10 a.m. . f.o he sure. 1 round of the Eu an Zone Iff's department Saturday posteRooflng Shtnetu 50 "'1· 11•. . • , . . • . .. 3.99 · Kanawha River _ Solvay up Weekend guests of Mr. and Some of these boys and girls iD . C :;" b od $25 bond In County Court, Duncan Mrs. Leo KennEdy were Mrs. have heen unwanted. abused, ~v:• y"P cf"'j 3~n• thy charged with disturbing the Mow? Throu!h my State Farm Lonnon ll ·45 p m . Bruce dow~ Ma~m~i 11 ·35 p m • Cnar!P.t Gilbert , Sprin 'eld, and ignored. Some have wit· ! ....a mfgfi ugos .av 1• · • in e ,peace •\utual eg~tnt. He helped mt · · · · ·' M ed (f · 1 uo::st-o · 1ve sefles · eet financing through a local Linda Chotin do-wn Marmet 3:rs. Jesse Lake, West Jeffer· , ness su ermg o parents and ·. · I tooptnting bank. And that Sunila ELLICO'l"l' CITY. Md. iUPI) 35 a.m.; Sandy up Marmet 5 __ son and Mr. and M". Mich- l loved ones. Some have never , low cost bank financing really 50 a.m.: Helen Z. down Win-. a~l Ohhnger and son, Nelson-' been. taught or exposed to the GRAND BLANC YMich !CPI) ,--Ciifford Ann Creed won the lav•s 1•u rnon•y r Then I in· 6·20 p m · Thelma A n n VIlle I ABC' of proper conduct or Le ' · Lady Carlin• Open golf tournaluted the.t• with Stitt Firm fteld . · · ·· ' M 1 t f h Some are 1-Tony ma won the Bulek men with a•.54-hole tntal of 217 down Winfieln 7'50 p m . J s , r. and Mrs. Jack Abbott respec or ot ers. too, and with their low rates I · · ., · · G II ' J' · lied s d · ' ]angry at everyone - th. emse 1v- Open DowithF'• 72-hole total of , Carol Mann and Betsy Rawls· saved even on the insurance I Lewi s down Winfield 11 :15 p. a 1po IS , VI~ . • un ay w•th 1 . 277 Gueu a lot of car owners sav• m.: 0 . F'. Sh';!arer up Winfield I relatives and fnends in Middle- If'S 1~dude.d - and are mconslst· Wnd An:rwald finished I tied for second. like thl• with Statt Farm. Sar 1:1 :20 a.m.: Price down Winfield port. .. . , ent m the1r reponses to patience . :~r~nd a B Charles was -~-===-----~---.-:--------------"-------1 •.. why don't you call rour .4:25a .m.: Jerry Bosworth down i Recent VISitors w1th Mr_ andj ~nd reason . All are experlenc· l ~ I . . - - - - - -- -----··-- -- ----- -· lwte Farmaeentt Winfield s·JfJ am Mr~. Charles Searles were her mg the more ''normal" prob- 1 j · · · son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mur- lems. confusions. and ('hanges f~rent type• of homes are used, VISIT FRIENDS ' ray Harris of Alexandria, va. ' of adolescence. c1ly and rural. Some you!tgJ!tPrs Mrs Searles accompan1·-· 'h For many however the •ta· will attend school, others wt1l Mrs. Frances Mcintosh and · eu r e • ' k daughter Rita and son Eddie Harrises to Florida. ibiiJty 01 a foster home is in it· wor . In some Instances the · - d s d . ' Roger Lewis 12 of Colum-' self the needed "cure." Bureau of Juvenile Placement • IliON oI Dayton VIS! 1e un ay With ' Is able to pay th awunses of fr iends in the area. They were b~s, is vi slUng John Tanne· . , .. rough investigation. . free ...-.,.... ~~~=:~~~~~~;,~~C also dinner guests of her sister hill. Locust-s!, til is week. The quent contact, and profesSional I board in . addition Ia medical and brother-in-law, Mr. 8 n d\boys finhhed 1 • 2 in Ohio test~. the 1 Burea~ of Juvenile and clotttJ:ng expense~. 0 Phone Mr.c;. Paul Andrews and famil :table tennis tournaments last Place~ent experienced repre- A representative Will call up011 ' 1111• STATE. rAR.M. of Long Bottom Mrs Mclntos~ ! Winter and this Spring. sentatiVes know much abotu on pro~pectlve foster . parenb - - '-*'- ,~, Is the former F;ance~ Curtis of 1 Mios Kay Gerber of Cleve- each individual young~ter - his on I'I!CJUeat to dlocu••. th,. pro•.., · Middleport. \land was an overnight guest strong and_ weak pomts. This gram In more detall. __;~-Saturday or Miss Jeanette representative maintsns a regIlk• ... Crooks. ular. personal contact with the •trona Miss Judy Butcher. Colum- child and the foster parents. ,,' you can fnllt hi tht rldt, fnl ncurlty In bus spent the weekend with her Progreso and problem• are thor111 protection. A!mor Guard meant full parents, Mr. and Mr. Ira ougbly reviewed. As Is the case box eec:tloti• end massive elda ralle, like Butcher and son, Jim. in any family, the foster par- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Carson enls handle most "family" at\ ttto .. uted on luxury cara. Both body end and cllildl'<!n of Cincinnati were fairs. The Bureau of Juvenile ; All Klndo Of Foolwelr ausptnelon are eupported on an elrtrl· weekend guests of the former's Placement continues to he leheavy frame of trainendout ttrengtlt. slster and family, Mr. and gaily responsible for the youth. ' Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and dau. Ages range from tO to II ghter, Evelyn. . Because each home is selected Middleport, 0 . and ••• Chuck Hannahs. Pomeroy to meet the individual needs !pent a week with his grand- of a particular youth, many dlfparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Every Studtbaktr Wise in Waverly. Boob ln tho library of the University of Mexico body componiflt le Impregnated tnd Mr. and Mrs John Vroman oover that country's history back to the groat Ma van eealed with 1 epeclel, alumlnllld ruetand son, Johnnie, Columbus. Empirea, conturieo before ChriJt, prooflng lgtnt tO tough that IVOry VUf· spent the weekend with his nerable body ptrt fa protected agelnlt parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Outside, ib walls ore covered by juan O'Gonnan's rust, corrotlon and '*ltltllck. Vroman. She came for t h e colorful mooalc (made of more than 7\1 million wedding of Sharon Jones and separate rtonea) depicting the hiotory and culture Lee Davidson . of Mexico. Mrs. Joe Stanford of Ceres. W1tJ Httte ftr nwtJ!inclhert If the IGnt-llltlttl clltlllniCtlln tMt 111.otleta r•r Calir. is visiting wlth her moTile school !!!elf date1 back to 1551, but its campus ther, Mrs. Max Sanborn and 1111·1~11ler . , . an•ltlmo~em hll'l'to4tlr ttrlil'tlllliMIIICII JM IIIIIWIIlll.tt is one of t.he world's most modem. BuUt in 1954, it Miss Bess Sanborn. was designed by a team of Mexico's &nest architects. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harris accompanied their daughter. compaat Even In a country lmOWD for Its architecture, on a Margie, to Athens Sunday to Ill the reer campus that is a collective example for the world, attend the Ohio University Muthe library stands out. sic Clinic for two weeks. Miss Virginia Koch, LancasTllrough"¥t Mexico, progreA grows from the root< ter and Miss Jane Reynold• of of ancient traditions. In Mexico City, for instance, Columbus were overrdght within a few blocks of """h other otand the 43-story g"ests of Mr. and Mrs. LawTorre, or t~wer, tallest building in Latin America: NOW YOU CAN HAVE '1-'' . rence Milhoan Saturday. I . full·ll• In the llvlnt and the Cathedral of Mexico City, built between Sunday evening gu•sts of Mr. BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COST! and Mrs. Emerson Jones were 1573 and 1667 on the site of an Aztec temple. Aruis'trong linoleum, Santlran, floor )'011 IWIII Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Koch of . Knowledge of our modern neighbor l< import,nt It, we. supply the covering and install the COJDSilele Rockbridge, Ohio. job a' low coat. And Easy Terms u.e available. Call today. Send lor the lree 16-page booklet, "Know Mlas Marianne Woodgerd or us! Mexico," Box 1900, New York 19. Columbua spent the week end willl her patenta. Mr . and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Presented In lht lntereat of International aoodwlll Miss Sar&h Bechtle, ColumU'trOUJh t~ coop~flltlon of TM Adwr1111n1 Council, the bus, openl file weekend will! ConlliiJo NEiar.l ctt 11 Publlcldld, end the Newspa~r 'IIY 2-2635 •MYtrtfslnt:laoulfvHAitoelatlon. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack :':"f. f I.,.' ., are Needed ALL KEMTONE Weekend 1 SAVE MONEY ON I Summary 202 Zebco THIS DISCONT SALE! WALLPAPER SALE SPECIAL THRU JUNE! Gual'llnteed to keep cold 4 days. Regular 5.95 GALLON (ICE CHEST Portable Dominion _Spinning Reel .88 1 1 KEEP COOL! 20" Elec. Fan THIS WEEK ONLYl SALE THRU JUNE! MASON, W, VA. PHONE 773-5583 I TO PICKENS HARDWARE SHOW ON WMPO lA~ TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 7:35A.M. (OHIO TIM&) Picken's Price - - - 8" Fan _ _ __ Complete with line. Roady to go. Now! 9x12 Herd • Why not buy the Zebco Rod Surface RUGS _ & R.. l, both for 9.95 5.95 Cannot leak. Molded o/o OFF tn one piece. Ru.11t and corrosion proof. It floa ts. cannot sink. 5.95 ONLY DISCOUNT ON ALL WALLPAPER IN STOCK l 98 1 Port•ble Reversible 1 :lj ca. ra 1 I ( TWIN FANS Exhausta or Ventilate". For Steel Window s. ., ., $19.95 1 La,.. 10" Dominion llan on stand aftcl rtlltrt. =======-', SPECIAL, 31.95 I a;;t, ) Ab ·, ., I' . ' • ' HUFFY BIKES See Our Electric DEHUMIDIFIERS Stop costlv mol!tture dam age. fhe e<!Onomi(•al wa y tO protect rurnlture. clothin g, toot.o;. aeoin~t deRtroyin!il moistme. $99.95 Why do we sell so many Huffy Bikes' Because. we oarry 50 to 75 in stock . rhere 's a dilference in bikes - better get a Huffy. See for yoursel[! Sliding Window Garden Hose SCREENS ALl. PRtCtS REDUCED 50' PLASTIC HOSE :;Low ____ ]-59 j-~~~f Slao 15 x 37 Slu Sin 11 15 xx 3333 Slu 20 x 33 Sin 24 x 33 Slu 24 x 37 __ ' GARDEN SPRAYERS Easy to use . Slml)le attachmPnt to your hose. It delivers 1 fine suited for flowers. vege- ' "'*' 1 I . . . . o other car in its price class bas aU its _ common-sense features I 1 f I ,____..,...,.,......,...,........ I I tlbles. shrubs and tree1. Sprays up 19 30' high for trees . -. 3.49--5.95 ........................;;;i VISIT OUR ••• ' \ ARMOR GUARD FRAME.,.,o Especlolll' for new llWIIo and flowlfll. Makol ml!ty, soli spray $1-f' RACK WHERE HISTORY WALLS A LIBRARYINSIDE AND OUT! Sun Shower Spray Master l•gul•r • 1.29 89c:v• THE SHOE BOX ALUMINIZED WEATHER-GUARD ' RUST•PROOFING. Let Us Install Your GOLF. FLOOR COVERING .·~ tne; . Ingels. Furnit.ure L----------------.J' Bechlle anci family, I· ' ~This Yearl Items ·Af 'PICQNS' HDWE. Taf;l• Mid CJ!alr ,.....,..,... flpt ' ttlli.lc ". , Wmt. Watchit ' . : , this Sale gal. P11re lin !';t>f'd oil paint that mak· this paint for 28 year11. Green, aluminum ('Oior."· Don't bu)' lRY· thlna but the best. Shop Piek.e n.'l for goiC supplies, pienic supplies, fishing and baseball supplies. es good job. We have sold this paint for YP!tr :'li ~ net 1\18rantee eVt>ry gallon. New Shipment King . LUCITE OUTSIDE PAINT BY DUPONT Made ONLY 7· Lueite ONLY 1tart looking for power mowers. · Grass starts get· ling toush now on. Some ;tares run out of mowersnot Pickens'. We have large stock. 3· see fences. picnic tables stained redwood tround parks. ..,. 1.75 ••I. 98 Time Is In Full Swing ! Shop thru June for every· thing for your cleaning needs at Pickens We hear more and more people say with surprise to find a hardware store like Pickens with so many items. We have so many tblngs you need•. See for yourself. Shop thru hot weather II) our air-conditioned.. store. 28 YEARS More Suggestions At Pickens' More and more people you kl)ow alw~ come to Pick· Hdwe. for ' 1 " PAINl: WALLPAP&R 1 to · •shutUe, ' lhd HARDWARIJ ~ust be . reason, )lie have s!,yed lh' b~lile~s 10' ton., . a 5-75 House Cleaning OF SERVICE sewi~ eBullls Lasts like paint for exterior &a· tin finish . One coat covers. You People Say Many Items At Pickens .' l.:~jd~~: suJ!plies caine ,), fldw• - Water repellent modifled stain, get limp or sorgy. Won't bulge or flare. Wm reraln cape after lone wdr. 1'his time of year so many f·o r for P1int. 100% Dupont ka· pefed nylon. This brush won't GAL, SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES e!Jpecially ~uae Made only by the Dupont Co. Sold by Pickens Hdwe. fn Ma· 11on. It'!! so easy to use, rain or ohlno. Lasts &0'1'. lonKer. 95 REDWOOD FINISH 4" Brushes 'I, .• WHITE House Paint 4 .49 month You may need s upp\it" ~ bt!'fore starting that IOI'lJi': await· ' ' advprti~e Utility Paint Good for metal , wood, cement, anythlnr ONLY eLightlng Fixtures e'MedW!ne Cobinel.8 • Porch Swln8 OIWDa OPorch Swings ·~ J)oon eMiner's Boots e'P1ih~I')DIJJ's Garden Tlllen ,etawn Mowers • Dupont Paintl • WaUpaper • WaUrlte Papii • PlumblnK Supplits eFlalllnl : Supplies eROel Patt.'ior .Zeb<o. Pluner. South Bend, Johnson • 1.99 GAL . Roof Coating only 4.95 uM fied with rubber ONLY Dupon1 Utility ft11int, far anr FIRST! Black you want to paint. Guarant eed to be good paint. g1l. Look! 30 Gellon GAS WATER HEATERS 5.50 c~arge by pluggin2 in to eleereceptable. One char&e good for 200 ft. hedge. tnc 5 GAL. Pick1ns• ll•ck loof 5 g•l. bucket, 2.95 ONLY Coatlrt~~. Bench Grinder New. sturdy uHtlty bll'neb grind. 59.95 er will quickly 11ha rpen. shape or remove ru st. 4(1 Gellon Electric W1ter He•ters _ 69.95 Shal'))en tools, drills. bits a nd knives. Just piu& In, r eady 11:0. Has 2 grlndlna: wh~e l s. Stock. SPECIAL ONLY 66c 38" ELEC. DRILLS Ge•r type chuck with !Yndle. ONLY _ 10.88 Good News! Business Is good around the Pomeroy Bend now. We would guess business will stay good thio year. Remember, It Is an election year. Of course, business is good at Pickens' Hdwe. LOTS OF PEOPLE SHOP PICKENS FOR GIFTS · qt. that lasts for years. 2 .99 til. 8·99 PlY Pon Pry Pan 2.H 1.319 I;At 4.99 D-CON TERMISOL Do Jt yourself. Get rid oC tf'r· mitu at. lower cost. One quart makes 30 tallon!l ~pra y . ONLY 4·15 ROACH KILLER Kilh; roaches. ants, water bucs and silver fish . Just brush on, efft>c:tive !or w~eks. l19 Spray wood or diM trench 6 to a tnehes deep, using Jallon IPliY to each foot. We 2ot aom~ins; Cor every bua around Pomt roy Bend. It's Pickens For POULTRY WIRE All Sizes PLUMBING SUPPLIES By roll or foot. You know you illllt about always see your neighbor shopping at Pickens' Hdwe. Sooner or later, most people shop at our store. GeHing Ready For Vacation? .• Su~Bf;AM . AliPLIANOES You may need o new flsblng raet. or rod or Uno. stop in, ean bell> you. ,PKITHEN WARE eG_E_,t-WCKS & IRONS "·" MuHin P1n lake &. Ro1tt Pan KILL TERMITES! . • RUBBERMAID Products eGLASSWABE eDISHES S.utre Orldcll• WON'T RUN DOWN ON BRICKI Shop Pickens' Hdwe. for vaution needs. How About A New CAMPING STOVE? •CORNING WARE e.PYREX WARE eALUJ.l!NUM WARE Sauu '•ns - - - - - 2.19 Lots of Urnes you see white naint wa sh down on brick. Looks IPrrible! Buy 42 Non ·Cha lkina ')upont House Paint! Won 't turn yellow . For outside. Gallon size for lawn mower use. Has flip-cap vent, plus 8" spout and dust. cap, ...-ith Dupont Teflon. No-fltickina: rooking. l'(9-l('our clea1mp, No-hot •pot.. WhPn you buy Duco, you buy enwmel GAS CAN SPECIAL Finlt~ed Brick or Block HOUSE? erything in the garden. Use 2 tablflspoons to gallon ot wattl'r. 2.69 -t. 3-95 MIRRO COOKWARE MAGIC ENAMEL greens, vegetables and fruit. Ev pt. Exciting New DO YOU HAVE A DUPONT "SMITE" You see and hear advertised on radio and TV. For rose1. ever- 79·95 As INn On '.!•4•y lh..,.. Sale! 5" Electric JJned, t!Ompletely automa tic, 10 year guarantee. e All Size Screen Doors In CORDLESS Hedge Shears Just think, no eord to fool with. H11 power paek battery that you GlaiS~ 10 year guarantee a D 1w Anethtr aleck RUTLAND S.le! Savoy Outside ed vacation . Wh•'" ·rooking II" 2-f'i 30" .36" - So many thlng!l to POWER MOWER? iakln11 Up eGOLF CAPS e GOLF SUPPLIES ,eGOLF SETS BY WILSON eGOLF CARTS UX!RA GOLF BALLS It's June and VACATION TIME! LOOKING FOR A Mor• Peopl• Ar• 1.29 90< 1.10 1.25 1.49 1.85 Won 't fade. won't wash of! ev· ery time it rains. Lasts for 5 years or lona:er.' We have !!Old Th'ere's Only ONE · SAVE 40c i RED ROOF and WOOD PAINT BASEBALL CAPS For All Ages 3. 95 and 4.50 Dupont _ _ Gallon _ _ __ LAWN SPRINKLERS I 4 WALL PAINT 6.98 2 gol. for Large Stock Of ;ale Prices On All euarantecd. u ho se goes bad, we rive you new hose. I I l 9'5 2 Quort Siu Sold for 29.95 SALI PRICE_ 1 . FREEZERS · Oollr M•dlsott : ELEC .. ICE C~!AM FREEZER Middfeport on my last 1 l!lactrlc Itt Cr.. m Sold for 19.95 . SALE PRICE _ i ' We Advertise To Stay In Business! That's Reason We Sell ... RUBBER BASE Summer Needs! quart size Around And BONE DRY! Save 50% ( SUMMIR TIMIIS New Shipment KEEP YOUR ROOMS When In trouble, come to Pic.k ens. We can help you out Jots of times. BATHROOM OUTFIT Complete to floor with Ill filtl.... t19.9J NOna TO BR-ICK LAYE·RS Just receivecl .new ShlpmHt of ROSE New IIPCIC IIOWILS MtedCiln lEVElS - w• 11" to w SWINGS 1~;ts �• . • :--•W-A•NT--A·D--.,, 8-Daliy Sentln~l. Poll'leroy·Middleport, INFORMATION 2 SIGNS D&AUI.~"- 01' llnMar DMaHM .... .. .. QUALm •GII t' • - ...... ...,._ ............ . o.. June 1~. 1110•11 Pomeroy Motor Co. ~~IH.RII'TIUIQ ~ill 1961 Corvair Monu Coupe ... ,._.,... U!tll . . . • . • ....., oa, et ~""~"~~a• &J)UUl .A'nON8 rll41 OUtoii.IDII 0 edit 01 rc..~ '•tt""'""""'· CIT!wl •P·• ••M •mm ..ch•••U. •",.' W.tl unr• •l'lal' IIMnthl THE AMERICAN RUHR MM ltlf"<'l~' lftllf!,..M)fl pel "'"''•"'"' IIWord 'Klc · ~tu•r•• -w ·:...~;~:~ .:.-~..::::<.: '"' ..,_ -ano •• lj', 011c.uno .,. _.,. ••• "''" """" " ''" ,AJW OJo rH-A N,K.I • Ol'nc• uovq " ..._ Oalb 1:10 ... ~ ...... ~,oo ~WJ 'illllJ"QQ ~w~~ LM - llrOO ~ ~~t'CJNo wa.N''' Box229 Phone WV 24130 $1595 Pomeroy Motor Co ••• UlllTIJ 'Rt&s - lLSift tor lltJ - " ' IIIla •mun. ltar.h •d.otlflnnll wnl'd 11 CUCKLER REALTY Lora! owner. Clean interior, jet "black finish. Hydra-Matic, powt>r steering, radio, he~ter, good tirt"s . •a..,.nm. 11 Sorvlce $1495 1960 Olds "88" 4-Door tr.Af.Q · eot" Genorol Rool Ellfoto Local owner, rlea• interior, tires like new , jet black finl ... Powerrlide. heater. IM.Ito na• 1M .-..ponatht• foo ~n,. $1545 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door _ .. Television Revile In the Hurt of Thla litUe jewel is the one for the young at heart. Red bucket seat&. white finish , 4 on the floor. ndio 10d beater, good tires, 102 engine - " - <. . "'-bl I.IIJI 4-!11 ~ • Business Services POMEROY, OHIO CAHt :-.. .... noNa . . • • urc" . c; Y c:>. ~:uu I'.M. • , @) , I Ill,~~~""'""'~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~ I! GOO" For Sale . For Rent II~;-;,;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;:-:~ I---------- w PHONE WY 2-2157 Maytag at1tomatlc w&sh- FURNISHED apartment, er $99.95, used Maytag autol!llltic dryer $99.95 . These trade~ins. Best pair made. Rutland Furniture. 6 15 3tc Jn Memory - Sr.• who passed awaY Jurle 14,1900. Romembrance Is a golden chain, Death tries to ·break aU In vain, To have, to love. and then part, Is 1lle greatest sorrow ol Maytag automatic waSh:. er, $69.95. Used Maytag Dryer. $50.00. Must see these to appreciate them. Rutland Furniture. 6 1 3 rooms and bath. Call WY 6615. ~~ S.S W210.,!£ 1. Verbal Add Comlq Allnctloao NBC • TV'• "Today" program offers a film feature from Lor> 4. Guided abeep I. Bbiel4 1. Allow...,. ..... reply ...... 18. ~OIInl' ~~ rtv.r 29. Short .. pomn - H. ResJoUr tl.lian'l Jlam.fl 17.Cotfoo lf.a.anc-. 1 ptec1e - - Mrs. R. A. Rife. 27. Enlfl* for welPtI.JhM• 0 rtoer paintln!r :11. Affirmatlft in Rutland ror garage or storage. Call SH 2-4131 or JJ.al flyer 25. Sorrow 21. Blunder §. YOWlg 11. Btrlke out It. Wall ~~-ltii~:G:"' lmlto II. N - I.IDdla- a.ee.-Uon 40-Kind.Ofdof u. So. Aln. don Wedno!day .•. Nen Fr~ day, "Today" will devote a 96minuto .....,..,1 lo the Pennsy~ vanla Dutch !ann museum In ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY 6 15 6tp on -..... 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"-••d r. 7'Ji. ,.,.,, .b r .. ,..., ..... ~ . ,_ ............. lapa flu .._ • • ~s:,O POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT, (!)HIO NO. 53 • ~ ,d:.~o ""d'J~ • VOL XVI •· ,(, "'..,. ....... :;. ... . ~· ~ - · .... " -~ar --==~ JdiWJ. . . . fill . . . . J, liD. .... . . ~ ··~: ~ 0'!:. . . . -----------------~_.~· --------------- ·<~· TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1964 NICE FIVE Honshu Coast~ Area Wrecked Swartz Named, Installed, as High Priest Tile BIB DIFFERENCE In wan paint t11at maku It sa IIIJ tl eael CLINGS better to your brush or roller. Dries in 20 minutes. COVERS most colors In ooe coat Just clean ·bruslo or JOIIer witll soap and water. CLEANS easily! New aayllc latex aives a smooth, touah surface. Washable, scrubbable. Colors atay put. '• As-non THE TONIGHT SHOW ltarrlng JOHNNY CARSON-NBC Television Elberfelds In Pomeroy Hou-•,.. Depart-..t - M.~s.oN Main Floor DRIVE·IH Ministerial Changes in District Set LAKESIDE (UP!) - T h e Ohio ·Methodist Church an· nounced Saturday night the fol· Inwlll!l ministerial changes In the confe~co Jor the corning year: PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT Chester, Pearl A. Casto from Letsrt Falls; Ironton, Syden· stricter, Owen K. Wright !rom Alexandria; McDermott, David L.. Cyrus; otway, Archie Hick· eraon; Otway, Asaoclate, SaD!' · ael 0. Fillmore; Piketon, Robert R. Card from Chester; Letari Falls, Jimea F. -Early frOm See Us For Your R1111adeliag Needs 2-HOUR eKitchen C.Wnets DRY Roor Tile eFormiCI Top CLEANING • Ceillna nit !ON REQUEST} eP-IInt ROBINSON'S ClEANERS • Stor 111 Doon '•Awnlne• WY 2-5421 eStorm Windows ...__ _ fREE ESTIMATES---' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMITIIIT . Office Boun: II to 12, 2 to 6 (Qole at NCNXI 011 'nuln. - ,_ Court St., Pomeroy FOREMAN &ABBOTT WY 2-5321 N. 21141 Ava. ' Mldcl..,.,., o. 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(lrandalaff from Kaaon, ~ .- . ZANESVILLE DISTRJCT SCRAMBLES - Teenager Roger Alkire of StaUon, C.l w. Her. Une In .one .of the scramblte during races · from ~il,lnd ~- ~~~ cycle Club Sunday, The largest crowd , . . . , .· !¥. ¥,~a c!ul' was present. 41~11 18 ~· ~ <If ~Summit ·• • ' J. Lemley; Scoi1D11'D'Winds0r, Wll· J , 0 , I! ,_ , , ,f .' ' I , I '1 I ' ' ~- ''"·'''~~··•?>'~~· � 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. 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