http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f30e8326f3c272f3808dc10e609259e.pdf c44a892c7050a0f4d8887679e2d4a64e PDF Text Text \ •• ) ' Church P'urpose ,. • • WBA'I'Hkl Mainly People In Pomeroy Is Read for Mission Group The reat!lpg o! " The PurpoM Unit<'~ Proobyl8rian W<> d. men." fron~ the •·IJtel" \¥.111 read ~n uniiM to opM tht rtJ · ular .,...llnl :i. tho Syrocuot Par11J elaldy, WinD ud b. lllld. Folr IIIII warm loodPt Plll'IIJ cloacly TII..U, wtlll ...1111llldertllowe!l liDo ~.nt.. NO. 58 thr ee ! guesta. :\iinut.es of the Jast meetin g was read by Secretary Mn · Mayme Holmes. Treasurer's r e. j pon by Mr•. Harry Potts.: Names of Missionaries to be prayE'J for was read by Mrs. · Pearl McBride, and prayer liven. Mrs. Holmes, led the Bible study from the book " Be What , You Are" a study guide on Colossians and Philemon by Geor- \ ge L. Hunt. Mrs. Thomas Clark 1 1 Sr . read an article from "Con· ! I aeme" . The meeting d osed with a l Benediction given in unison. \ Tbe birthday of Miss Frankie Mumaw was observed with the \ singing of "Happy Birthday" by the group ond the serving of a decorated cake and jello 1 fruit salad and iced tea by Mrs. Ada Slack. Miaa Mumaw, received several gifts. Present ' I MRS. LEE ALEXANDER DAVIDSON I were the above and Mrs. Rich· .,,·_·;•·:>., DRIVE·IN TONIGHT "THE DAY OF THE TRIFF!DS" Howard Keel, Nicole Maurey a T: floor-length gown of heavy ~an· cot aisle by her father, wore dleliSht satin in classic des1gn, pea reaturlng medici sleeves and veil scoop neckline, Intricately em- The· -andbrolde•-ed with seed pearls and clr1 "CATTLE KING" cut cryallll. The same beading tw~ Robert Taylor was uaed on the dropped em· ·boji (Color) pire waist. The bodice formed p SUNDAY i MONDAY a capelet . in back ·rom which b1' "A"N";~'K~ND lhe satin waUeau train fell to Hf oF LOVI" full ~athedral lenglh. Sho wore lhir (Teehnleolor) white"" satin wrist-length gloves. of' Paul Newman Her elbow length paul! veil to Joanne Woodward -andof imported silk illusion was at- ing "'MARILYN'" tached to a heavily encrusted taD (Color) Narrated on the screen matching satin piH box by Roek HudJoa ....~:\dropped pearl beading '" -6-5· THEATRE ·1 M~ E POMIIIOY, OHIO liCE telt ~ ton for Mr Miss Barbara Jones, sister of Br1 the bride, was maid of honor. Ka Brklesmaids were former class·· is mates including Miss Jeanettt del Yvonne Dearlo Robert Stertllll. Miekey QoSbau•hnessy Crooks. Marietta; Miss Virgin- dliJ "THI SLA VIr, Ia Kocb, Lancaster; Mrs. Lew- 1 (Son of SportacUI) iJ1 (Judy) Smith. .iliddleporl; bel (Teebnlcolorl Steve Rene1 and Miss Jane Reynolds, Co- de lumbus. wit IUN..MON.-TUES.-I!VID. They wore identically stylod . bol Juno 21-24 floor length gowns of apricot bel "PT 109" sllpper S8tln, designed w it h a · (Tecbnlcolor) medici '! · CIIU Robertson. ao Lt. <!.&.) acoop neckline and JOIIId'.; Kennedyil Ty Hordln, sleeves. The semi-fitted waist- at\ Jas. GreiD'"l'. obert Culp. line was encircled by a self bk -Grant WWiam1. oaab wllh a tailored bow in in[ c............. Iron!. The akirt leU into an A- Ht RUD:ef. Ume 21'. Ia. ,Adm ?D 'J'h tDd "'lc e effect. sho ------- m• Haning a Home lsa't an EaQJab ··-·~! .. _. ... a ..._, 111111. PIFIJII_.., • 5! .......... .... -.Oaoal .. jji I o I .......... .... _., ·~ .. ,... ~ ., • .....ns arum n1s racuo yean l)eo. font he tu~ Broadway eom. viewers who may have mlsaed _ poaer. . . ' _., Meretll._. Wlllao,li and Iii• WHUam .Dozier, former CBS wife, Rlnl; in their r;u-e appear. ances on intertlew shows and execuUye ·aad more ~ die like are In lor a treat this head ol ~nlductl4!11 for SerMD IIUIDIIIe'. The C9ffiposer wiD Gems, ..Ow baa hifJ own comproduce and etar in !J1ree ooe- pany called G~rl'i!af Prndllcl~~W Saturday WSAZ-TV JVdA \UrAl -"": .&llQee , DALLAS - Lawyers for Ruby, Wboae mind is reported deteriorating rapidly in hi A bee caused an death cell, were going to ask Sunday in Syracuse today that he be tranalerred State Highway Patrol reported a mental hoapital. Attorney Clayton Fowler expected to talk with Judge Joe B. Brown, who sirled over Ruby's trial lor murder ol Lee Harvey presumed assassin of Kennedy. 4 Channel 3 hoiir apeclalJ lor CBS June 1:110 Down on the Farm 8:30 Popey• & PaiJ t · ·o Rull an<' Reddy Show 10:110 Hector Heatl>tote Show 10:311 Fireba, n 5 11:110 Dellllls the Menace 11:30 Fury 12:00 Bullwinlde l2: 30 Mr, Wizard 1:00 Safety ill The Wat.r . 1:25 Reds Vs . Plralell 4:00 Wings to Scandinavia 4:30 Appalachia Hoapltals 1:00 Cleveland Golf Tournq 1:00 Singing Caravan 7:00 Porter Wagner Show 7.30 The Ueutenant 1:30 Joey Bishop 9:00 Saturday Night Movleo 11:110 Late News Picture 11 :10 D. : . and Weatiler 11:15 Sports 11:20 Filma of the 50's. 4, .,June 30, Juq 21. ODe of these will be repeated Aug. 31. T b e pair wiH have belp, of course, ·but !bey can provIde a lot • of entertainment by themselvea-WWson at !be JliliQl> and singIng a bit, imd Rinl,'who hu I fine vnk!e, sillglng a lot. Naturally, WU!oon'a faiiiOh• song» from such musicaiJ at "Tbe M,.. llic Man " "'11te Unsinkable MoJ. ly Br~" and "Hire's ~ve" will be In evidence, bul he also bas a vast ~ of composJ... tlons which has contracted ~ CBS to develOp haU-hlllir COJno edy _ and one-hour dtamalid aeries alrlled at the 1965-M ae11r ol.-~•-ol . . several sons. .,. ... pilots Is se!>eduled lor early laD. w,.. Comedian Alan King, who baa ooriceolrated hla televlsiotl work on appearanCe~ wilb Garty Moore In recent years, bas signed to appear 10 tiJnes ned seaSOD on Ed Sullivari's CBS show now that Moore's progralll has been ca~. - --- with tun loops framing lhe hairline. The bride carried a bouquet ofw bite slamellas interspersed with ivy, lilies of the valley and satin streamers. TONIGHT BOB liOI'E lN "A GLOBAL APFAII" .... -..., '· ,, • Jones-Davidson Vow On June 14th at Hea ard Roush, Mrs. Mary M. Diddle, Mrs. Titus Pickens, Mrs. Albert Durst and Mrs. Helen B~fore an altar decorated vile Wetzel, of Columbus. ioii and two seven-branch candl rie Jones and Mr. Lee AlexandE HERE FROM c-LEVELAND lin marriage Sunday, June fourte noon at Heath Methodist Church .lames Owens of Cleveland, The bride is tlie daughter of ~ Ohio wa• a reeent viSitor of erson Jones, 370 Grant-St., Midt' Mrs. Owen Duffy and daugb- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I ter. Fairborn. The Rev. Marvin E. Dowson n ble ring ceremony in the present MASCH of the bride and groom. Wh1te pews and a white satin prayer altar. The bride, escorted down the - . ..-Siaa111 -·- - - ._; -... ' ________ Plla FIVE CENll llth Annual Show Attracts Over 600 Horse Fans YJum-'!w ~"~M;mbers and MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1964 - ....-------------------------~ ~:..·_______.,.. ,6;.-_________ 1 nine 1., ,.. ,... ·-....-------- r. n. ,...,,..,......... FOMEROY-MioblsroR:T, OHIO Th• prwidnt, Mn. James Qu!ck, rt~ad " Call UJd Conse- : qu e!\l't rJ. Mils\ona,n followed by praye::- Rvll call Wll' an· sWered with a acripture verse b~· ' ·---~-:D.nt .• dfiY niiPrt, J~Dt 5, •t ~e bome ~ 0,1 »JII¥ .. IIIIIJ q, VOL XVI Flnl United ~>t•rtan , Cbure'l Nitaionar: Soch.· : ~ . Y'ri· , of j fl ' I JOII .. ••• 'lgC'kJt .... , . . . ... ,... .... J<11-'ft poi<! llelp JGWRiftedv • • .the I !!nk _,. C:.. k .J ,.,_. The FARMERS BANK or. Nt Fl WCHS-TV Channel 8 7:00 TV ~assroom 1:00 captain Kangaroo 9:00 Alvm Show 9:30 Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11:00 Rin rio TiD 11:30 Roy. Rogero 12:110 Sky Klfli 11:9f CBS News 1:110 Doctors AI Work 1:30 The Airman'o World I :4S Dizzy Dean 1:S5 Tigeno Vs Yankees 1:00 Championship Bridge 5:30 Early Sh~w 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Lucy-Dezl Comedy Hour 1:30 · • Defenden t:30 PbU Silvera 10:00 Gunsmoke 11:110 Newa 11:15 Late Movie WHTN-TV Channel13 1:30 Pal & Mike 1:011 Cburdl ol Qu-Ill 1:30 Cbannel 13 Preeen!l 10:011 Netghborl 10: IS Social Security 10:30 Jels<111 11 :Oil casper cartoon 11:311 Beany " ee.o 12:011 llugo BUDDy :0:30 AllakazaiD 1: 110 F1Jck.. 1:311 AmerlcliD Bandatand 2:311 Movie 3:00 Bowlilla 1:00 World of Spor!l 1:38 Wreatlln& 7:30 lloolenanny 1:30 Lawrenoo Wellr 1:31 Saturday Night II MoVIe Palace 10:311 Tbe Detecllveo ll:to Cbiller Theatre Olivia- Walking Encycl!)pedia (Continced from front pogo) Jog Daniel Boone aeries. "It's a Bnod llvin8,'' Salmi 88)'8 "But I'd pve it up and co bock to Broadway like a ahol ~ I could find a good script. cnod play sinee '61." YOU MIGHT NOT expect lt. but Hollywood make-up men seneral!y double In the appliance buslnesB. "N<!t stoveo aad rEirlgeraton, lhoulhThey can .!be foam rubber pteeea whldl are iltached to the face, and pve a, aciOI" • liew nose ..- cholek8 or blp un' der tbe yes, uappl1aneel.,. And make-up experto like Unlver&al'"l Bud WeslmOtt · aad MOM's Blll Tuttle are .......d. tl1eJr *lllful applfa....... lllall they are ol maklnc a clamor sal out o1 a plalb J1111e• . .. and Savings Company Member Pedel'lll Rooorve Syotom Mombar l'odoral DopooH lnourance Corporation POMIItOY, OHIO . ,. ., ' ' ' .~ ' ,. �. ... ,_,..,....,.lf"'"f"<li..O-••ll" _p'_ _ J_,.,~~::t'-~ $. . . . . @ .. . .l-i:olf . .. n,.,._ ..~~~~.. ~~~·.-~-·~~·~·~~~·····~~-~·~·~·~·~--~~·~-~·~·~·~··· · _ _ ,.. 'J l I I • a I .., .. • • ThP · llaily i..fiPntinf'l By DOROTHY KILGALLEN rrations mop·up" of known Bronklvn '-· ' :rii·~- Law is quietly ' onducting an "Op· 1 1hst ~rs The local nighl owls """· ·' r it' Billy Rose is planning somPI hing : ·atrieally inlerestmg for Elame Stritch. ··:•y've been , at Le Caprwe. Bobby ·· :rt's and Doris Lilly's party at Le Bi· :: in the Village in rapid succession ~u e Lyon and her husband . Hamplon anrhe'r 10, may have a happy announce· ·oent soon after they arrive here next week Larry Blyden will dtrect a new Broadway show. "Ri ch and F'omou> " fo r At th e United Na· a Fall premiere lions. ·insiders think the next president of the General Assembly rna. well be a leader of an African nation m the suh· Sahara Carnegie Hall has had it with ja.zz groups - not jazz concerts. which have been popular and a matte• of pr; de in the past, lnlt the more recent q azy. type bashes. which the manag•mrnt fe•ls attracts the wrong kind of people and detracts from the prestige of lh• hallow· ed hail. One more such affan h:is been scheduled, but it probably will be the last. • • • Let It be known that composer Meredith Willson is flea sed with MGM ·s d· nema version o his "Unsinkable Molly Brown ' ' One quote "The Cirsl 11 minutes of the picture :onstitute the best opening I have ·ever seen on the S<'reen. And it builds from there ." He's also de· lighted about the way the studio is pro· moUng the score from the tilm - 30 men, full time, do nothing but push the music. The . movie cast album has sold 150,000 COJ!ies and seems certain to go over the million mark . Barbara !lei _Geddes and H• nry Fonda just mieht team up ~gain next Spring in a new play by Neil ~imon It 's reached the talking Stage. They were last seen together on Broadway in "Silent Night, 1 ~ LOOK HE'D BRING H~E .. •• ,.,.,oday 's I I wo~ldn :;m -::;' Iii:u::r ARTILLERY MAKE OUT···~ ed·,·caI Rnpo .., .111 .. ~rl j I(; • land. 1 . t1Jau8bt Bini· ·lliV'.... ddeuccolninggestaplnllsts. and wei&ht . re- Foreig~ - , ,News Comment.ory , NOfeS F F • . fOm Ofe~gn ' Q - Is II po&Sible for a per· son with mild epileptic attacb to have an attack during sleep7 !:!" .._ ......,.. 8ERRV'11 S WOR'L'D money.... weeken'dsummary 0f sports II..., ·: . e8 · wllholll tbem. 'lilly r~ .-m· UP! F...,lp NtWI AaaiJII be f'* a ~alter to keep up . Notes from the foreip neWJ can preuure lkltiQa . ' cables:·• ' an4· to • lbt, r.ft. Bedo Ia IMI• wtng' 1oreea 1n Laos, lbe Pat1Jet Remainin& Patllet Lao ofll. Lair, u the tool to 11Cbieve 1L cialt and tile trGopa ~pard OM Mu 01111 . •.. them are l..•lnl· Vlentlano, ad- Art .._ l ...~ 1a Sou~'~ mlnlatratlve capital · of Laos, o-r '"""" , ,.·. with . perrnhJoion ,of, lbe Soutlift. .:\sla"ia ... lnd4poDdlat ti01IeJ na Pbouma paiWJ.ml. Orll' beJni'ofolloilod by· rtll!llb PriiJ. inally aent. to VlenlfiDe to par- !dent Chari• cit ~. P.t ticipate in . Sounluul l'llouJIJa'a Oaulle ·il i'ciplwtecl to be ~· three · way neutralltt govern- 1111 ialb•l!lll the Ollm 111 Rilla Q - Hat aay prop·e11 been men\, the Reds now are aayiiJI . Clll ...,. IIIII illllill ol ICIJ(n. made tow~rd finding a real they no lonpr r~' 1ioJ1. 1nl neutil)latlon ; 01 . the cure for epilepsy? I know there vanna Pbou!Pa u prlriJe illii)Jll. ftrll!er Freneb In4o • ~ are many ~p to control this ter. '11lt coalltton' .. ,U91illmtut elilofty wbicb be bu ... ieeto aldneaa. whie11 to inltn'cr .-li'allt7 llll for ·1011111 uaallla 11011•. A -1 ..,... wllb yotJ that a for Laoe De¥11' rM11J -ad. ·'l'bl Freudi aiJo 1ft . ~ '" curt Is dealrable. But 1n 1 he aod the next lii!IVf expected ol .' 'fllb J!mwnla, ... ..lui',Jliitoo. caH of epilepsy, as with 10 the ~ Pall)ll Lao .ptlll aatelUW wbiclJ hu many dllealtll, tbl discovery of In an ODnlltiiiCfl¥11 ~- tl!eY ~ ~aslng I~ a cure 1n the alrlctesl aenoe of have aet 1iP ale)luate 10\'ft'D- ence of MoscOw. ODe flllltlll the •ord Ia unlikely. Cure· al· ment of their own, llll,lbt 'be . • .~ ~. to ways lmpliea removing the Toll .. Ule: . •Frthce bt ftalilanllll ·-~dill cause, and whon tile cauae Ia London :oxpeclt . ~lit ID (ba l*lllutln'l. . oome developmental defect, Jn. 011na to taD p , IDQrJ~IIIIW PG!ad Ill ,~ 1'1IDIII• • . beritance of pred!ipoaJn1 PI!' toup 1in11 01'!11' ~ · Pt1!111i Po~ ~ '' , iiiC Ill b~ '· , . · ·. . .es- or limply ntHltown- we leaden ore rt~ .'.IIIDJ 11 fall (lll'tle!)ia!IIID the~ . '"Hili If'"' lfll'lt ra'rlk ;.11!1 ....l.wltiiJ .aoi'.&.IL,''· ,.,., . !lave to aetlle Jot control. Wa wer Brlt!Jh pd ltfDilan flf· 110.-..ea11'd K.P, .~ ,!It ,.,J . rtllllti .w~ · ~ ~ll'eiud;J to ha•o found · IOJnl forti Ia ~ ·· ·Jti' • ~ W:lifJeutllnl ~ 111!1 · :. _·. _. . · ••.. ·· ' ..-'-" . · -Eplleptle aelzareo more dur· lngA -oleep are probably common than thooe during wok· ing hours. FoUowJna ·auch an attack the victim usually falls Into I dee~ sleep from which he cannot be immediately arous· ed. On wakin& later, he may discover that ,he baa billeD bis tong'ue or wet the bed. U convulslons were severe, his mug. eles may be wre. . ) '. '· . ' ' '' ' ~ •i. ~ > .~ . ' ' wlder. . _ w ANTED l::'.! S.:::. elle:,___ •liar. ........ * 1:' .-.soo . · _,., , . r' "ft · ~..- ~~,:4~~~~~~ tf~l~:~~ ~ 'J·~ .=ra·-:",;~; ~ ~s~11W:!/t1J:o v:; =;:;::·•• ,.,. l'"... :t-:#; ~ol:in ·•~ '···'• I 1 1 l " I ' ., OAN i ! *. • ITY ... entur . ..: Reaches rDeak >·~· ..'iiii-·" ! AmeflC3R • League St3fS Afe Narned t C . a, b ~ BY P111L NEWSOM 1· Call US , for the ==,: ., . No rwe4 fo miss out I vacation fun ... = - 'e\, I on summer THE DAILY SENTINIL . dut,":, - ;: ;IM Sea.son wt'th Party at Lake *"• !:.":"...:.:."::" w-. I . Ends Se_DlOr G'IrJs'League for lbt da)'-Geoffrey OJIIIC'I', aaltl: "He makes DIYOTID TO tNTaiiT B) Wayne G. Brandatadl, M.D. Ivery effective way1 to control llhould heve pariodic Uver fuDc- apMd Wbo Clll 1111111111 abldl." MIIOI MASON All~ Q - Should I worry about epileptic sol%urea ill 10 many lion leota 111\1; lhould dil<ontJn. •-,. a. -possible side effecta from Eu- ,victlms. ue the drog at the firlll sip cl , _•., tonyl. My dOctor preserlbed II Jaundice. Larae tldaea in WCJIIlo Gene\'11 ~~ 011 Tallffl - - _ , Ill 1for high blood pretJSUre. an may uuot acne, uceuJva and Tradl (GA'l'l') Ill Geneva. .., "' - 0 " 10 Vel.., .,..,.,... A - Eatoayl Ia a brand of Q - I am lakin& Dlanabol- growth of hair on the face, Poland, u a M-Ill atalt. ~ vn -i: pargyline. Although It was lor osteoporosis. What are the waterloglilli, or menatru11 lr- bu no tulff1 u llldl to cuL 11.,, • - W't w•a .. , .. originally believed to he free side effecta? re11Jlarlty. Theaa clear up Bulin return lor lowered cbare· • - , -100- : of aerlous side effects, It has A - MethallCirostenoloae {DI· when the ciruJ II tllaconlinued. M apiNI her IIPCIII to ot ICio ,.. t1 ' .-cenUy been shown that In anabol) Ia &iven 'cblefly to build t1'11 CCIUIIIrill, sbe mJ&bt be iol:lwlll 1 "'"' •...,, some perso111 it causes an In· up thl!!'body· In peraons who are uUcl to permit 1 wider nrfe. _ _, .,_., c- .. . crease rather than a decrease und~ght, convalescing irom Please oencl , _ qaelllioB IJ of loodllllto Poland and 1D ""..:::;,: :::,-:_:,:-:, · In blood pressure. Anyone who a chroniC debilitating disease, 11111 I'O'D•MII to WaJM Q, lnereoae In trade wllb GA'I'l' · - ...,_ 11 ... is laking this new drug should arthritic or who have oateopor- Bralldlla41, M.D. Ia can of ddl ==..vln ~ ~ - 10 ""' 1+ oo 111o: have periodic blood counts, ur- osle. It should ·not be taken by papot. WIJJ1o Dr. Bl TT ..::: . ~ lnalyses and llver function tests. peraona With Uver diseasa or 1101 u - t.dlvJolllal ...._ GA u I -I • ::-.::.. Peraons who take It should al- men with prostatic cancer. Per-i be wiD UIWti leUirl of.-. but that hal DOl atappecl tile aot ....11.11· 1111 rated_MI:Uo so avoid cheese, aU alcoholic sons who take It regularly a1 rater.~ .. Ia ral;ue ......... ,.., ......, • •• beverages, cold remedies, linu1 ..... II.U. ,._ AM.- A LeaderS f . to Alllerlclll ooldlm in 44Deadlock Max Lam'er Also ··s Proud p na on n·tg Baseba11 Day !. They ·: of course - and critics can 't be mfluenced , anyway - but 1t'1 an old theatrical superstitubun that even a smile tossed at a reviewer might con· stitute bribery of the worst sort A recent bride whose marriae hit th~ front pages is bein~ buz'"d about in Harlem. Uptown residents remember her well; she used to date a world-famous prizefighter. • • • Tennessee Wiliams is coming up from (i')orida to attend the premiere of "Night of the Iguana" at Lincoln Center June 30. It will be a "first" for him he's never been seen at the opel\ing of one oi his films Abe Burrows and Cy Coleman are collaborating on the score lot a Broadway musical _ words by Abe mu· sic by Cy, naturell ement . . Friend• say Shirley Temp0e would like to get back into the movies. but she wants to do it the tactful way, so her husband. Charles Black, will approve . He's never been too keen about Shirley b•vlng a career . . . High praise for Joan Toliver: Harry Bela· fonte and Sidney Poitler have been turn· ing up at the Bitter End almost every night to hear her sing. Unfinished Game Ends in 1 I eoncrea. I(!HJ. ! 0.:, :0 Ali STARS I • I NGS Wooddell, Price are Athens Legi'on Team's I 2 Pun h he -. = World Baseball 11IE SPORTS DESK Still . Buzzing About Bunning • I Th C Cap110 ::~::.he~lt?-JEAJ, a~~ii~~::::. he ' oo• St. Loula S! 33 .492 8 Chicago at Philadelphia, 2, t» lloulton 32 34 .485 81'. night Los Angeles 31 33 .484 81'. Amerlcaa LHpe Milwaukee 30 34 .m I I> w. L. Pet. .GI New York 20 47 .2911 21 INew York ~7 23 .8t7 lluaday'1 Relllllt Baltimore 39 25 .1109 " ' San Francisco 7 St. Louis 3 Chicago 34 25 .576 210 Philadelphia I New York 0 Minnesota 33 31 .~18 t (111) Cleveland 30 30 .500 7 Middleport IIIII !'OIOimDJei'OI'O'f1YV IPhlladelpbla 1 New York 2 Boston 32 34 .485 t SUmmer 1:11gh ocbao1 baseball (2nd) i Delroit 28 33 .451 flO By Bol:Wl..,.n · leama battltd to a 4-4 tie In Chicago ! Pittsburgh 1 (lsi) L01 Angeles 29 37 .4SI· 11 5.,. Innings SU~ay afternoon Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2 (2nd) Washington 29 39 .426 12 NEW YORK (UPI) _ Weary struck out six battero in the ood put off until Wednesday Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2 (lsi) Kan,as City 5 311 .391 lf completing the game. Cincinnati 2. Los A n g el e s ~ Sunday'• Re1uha Jim Bunninll went home to !a•t three Innings and the crowd Philadelphia today but his eap Of 32,028 waa on ito feet cheerMiddleport had an earlier •· I (2nd) Boston 9 Baltimore I and thai perfeet lame ball were iDg blm on in tile ninth Inning. greement to bO In Cheshire by Houston 5 Milwau kee 2 (lstl New York 2 Chtcago 0 (Ill) headed lor baseball's Hall of Bunning, acquired by the "Happlaeoo II • home rue!" 5 p. m. to replay • 3-· dead- Houston 5 Milwaukee 4 (2nd) New York 2 Chicago I (2nd, 17 • C Fame al Cooperstown, N.Y. Pbllllea from the Tigers last · I locked game of last week . ' Monday'o Probable Polchers . mmngs) . Portland Lefty Larry Price and Athena Rlghthnder Bunning,a 32-yeaMJld Phil- winter, opened the ninth by get· i hesitant swing and cleanly Tho game with Pomeroy will San Frane~sco at CtTndnnatii ' WDet;~~ 4to M:n3nesKola zs . . hth aoder P1'!ching hi • ting Citar ,.Je SmJ'th on • PDP to , mossed · be com pleted before Its regu· mght - Bolm ' 1-21 vs. " tour s (II) b=K n ansa city 2 Bt)J Wooddell are a mighty good one-two punch on any I'les ' ng ball club first year In the NaUonal the shortstop. After faMlng Bunning's teammates cascad- Jar game in the Tri.COunty fHI . . k W~-• I , I... ' L d ~ N y k . hh 'tte Ge Altm ed f th d t nd th Lea I played Wednes Los angeles al M: 1wau ee, -mg on • Kansas l'lltJ. J That was proven Sunday on the Ohio University field eague, set own •• ew or PlllC • r orge an, rom e ugou a e guo s · · . Reed (1ncll ·•. when the two hurlers copped both ends of a double· Met battero In order Suoday to Bunning came face to face with crowd gave the native of Ken- day. Starling lime will be 4:30 mght - Orte_ga 13·21 or Los A 1 4 Cl land 1 ~ header against the Chillicothe Legion team. Price and become the first modem Na· immorlaiity ~nd Stephenson, ~ tucky a five·mlnut.. standing p m. Mo.::;.;sProbe~ Plldlen r Wooddell, both playing for Ed Rannow's Athens Legion Ilona! Loaf!Uer and the sev~nth b~ttlng for reliever Tol!l Slur- ovau~n, quieting down only af. Bruce Simpson went all the ' Cleveland at Minneoota, nicht mne, pltch.ed fine basebal~. Woodde~ ":on the top end ~jor leaf!U.,.. to hurl a polch· divant . . ter J•m. •ppeared fro~ the dug- way In Pomeroy's 51> Innings. - McDowell (3-{1) vo. Paocu:il Relymg striCtly on hos curve out amid chants of we .want . ·n p flv hits aod two ( 9-3 ~~ 4·2 and Pnce came fack With a 5-4 wm m the mghtcap. er 1 maalerptece. Trailing 4-1 in Price's game going into the bOttom "Something like thai you ball, Bunning threw two quick Jim." To top off the glorioua gtv~ u ~ the four ocored 1 By Uolted Press 1oteraatlonal ~ ·sh . Los ~ii;: 1 half of the last frame, Athens pulled out the win w.i th do~'l belleve ill. possible," • di .. strikes past th~ nervous rookie, moment, Bunning's wUe. Ma'?', ~r Mid:;':e~~Nad01111t League ni h~-~~:~ ha (l~) vs. Liltfour big runs. Wooddell helped the cause greatly durmg bellevmg Bunning aald after he then came outside wtth hts next and the oldest of the seven htG. AB R. H. Pel. g 12•5) P the big frame with a two·base knock that tied the score had struck out rookie plnchhlfo. two pitches as the crowd lie Bunnlngs, Barbara, were Mike Gardner opened for Mid. Williams, Chi 80 236 45 88 .373 m~n y · k 1 Chi a night 4-4 and put Athens' winning run on third base with one 't..r John ~tephenson for the fj. moaned In expectation. Then led onto the field for • pos~ dleport, but Buddy Moore came Mays, SF: 62 234 56 84 .359 - Hew 'It or (~) c ~~zhardl away. nal out of the eame, won by IBunning threw a change up lgame television interview In an on after foor complete innings, clmnte, Pit/ r.9 :!39 41 8l .343 ('!r4~~ 1 "" va. Larry struck out 13 Chilli- feature, Glenn Randolph the 200 the Pblllles, W. , curve and Stepbell!On took a appropriate Father's Day touch. ono run home. Mickey Men· Hunt, NY 62 227 30 73 .322 :othe ballefl and gave up only consolaUon, Jerry Burton the "I kn hitter af· chin! sitting on second base Strgell, Pit 43 168 26 M .:120 (Only games ocheduledl 1 bad 'ive singles In going the route. 200 to 250 and the 250 fea~re, ler the e~iflh Inn':..~ and yoo after doubling. and oobody ool, Torre. Mil 80 224 35 71 .317 Tuesday'• Gamel ~e also banged ~t. a double D. Sturbols the !00 coiUiolatiOII, hate to blow one those things," in the Pomeroy fifth. Cepeda , SF 48 175 26 M 309 Washington at' Los Aneeltl, .hal tallied Athena first run. Ron Hawks the 250 to !00 first he added, "I was just trying lo Moore got the sicie out wifh. :"to, ~~ 59 219 41 61 .306 night . . l'hree of ChliUoothe'l runs oH heat. get them out &nyway I could In , out further damage, and the , Cayio'esrn., Phil ~ ;~ ~! Detroit at Kansas City' I, lw~· Price were unearned, coming G. Story won the 500 feature, ' the last two Innings .. ·~ J k 18 b k 10 03 night "' passed hails and errors. A. MitcheU the 2(10.250 da9h, t ac e came ac score Edwtrds Cin 57 198 22 60 .303 Cleveland at Minnesota , nl!lhl . Notblna New two runs on the top of the · Both Wooddell and Price torn- Charles Hawks tile 500 to 650 The no-hitter was nothing UPJ Sport Writer St . Louio Cardinal• and now sixth on Bill Galley's leadoff American League l!Qston at Chicago, night ed In fine performances. Wood· first beat and the 650 feature, new to Bunning, who pitched The happiest baseball father manages In San Francisco's triple, Jerry Vanlnwagen'o sin. New York at Baltimore, Disbl dell wlU be a sophomore at Ohio and G. Story the 5Q0.600 dash. one for the Oelroil Tigers on on Father's Day was Jim Bun- farm system. gle, Bruce Wallace's IAcrifice, G. AB R. H. Pet., U~venlty lhls fall and Price Motorcycle club off~eials said July :10, 1958, againat the Bos- ning but tile proudest one was . h . three walks, aod an infield out. Olivo , Min 62 265 46 92 · wil: be In bls final tenn of blgb they were pleased With the a~ ton Red Sm:-also In the first ex-major leaf!ll• pitcher Max .' ""' reason e was buroting Bod Karr Jacket leftfieldec Fregosi, LA 52 168 31 56 . school II Racine. tendanco at the recent .scr•m· game of a Sunday cloublehead· Lanier. With pride was because his 22· was spiked ,deeply (8 atitches) Hinton. Wash 662110 J8 1111 .3'l/ 'l . bles, but .... stlU hop1ng for er As a result Bunning ;. the Bunning. the lanky 32-year.old year~ld 100 • Hal, 1 pea greeo 111 his foot sUdlng Into aecond Mantle. NY 52 159 30 52 .3TI •• Tbe official wlnnm !lot of more Interest in. the excltemen~ onir<V:Jil!berln ··the modern era . rtghthande~ for the Pl:iladelpl:la rookoe, n:p~rlgout f~oor hila base ,_ a double play otlempt Rblnson, Bail M 238 35 77 .324 cyclioll In the recent Scramble packtcl racea from ~esidenlt of of ijaaeball to pitch no-hitters PhilUeo. received practically Sunday, inclu hla ftrll ma· by the Panthers. Bresoud, Boo 66 254 40 79 .311 raceo of the Meigs County Mo- Meiga <OUIIty. A big maJority In both major lea es Cy everything any dad could want jor league homer • to lead tho . Causey, KC 64 252 33 78 . tor<ycle club at Peach Fork of tile pei'SOII8 attending are ll heel f. lin after pitching a perfect game GtaniS to • 7-S VIctory over the Meanwhile, the Jacketa won Allison Min 59 221 47 68 .300 1 has been announced. from neighboring coontleo, ac- ~u::.:::;Ppl~hlng :;..: ca· against the New Yor)J: Met~ Cardinals. by forfeit .at f=hire Ialor Aprici~. Ball 54 2ZO :14 61 .305 ' John Adams took the 0 to 200 cording to Motorcycle club mem reel no-hitters but his hitless Sunday on Father's Day. Young Lanier 1 aecond base· ":heo, ~hore to muster Howard NY 67 211 25 6:'1 299 . first heal, Larry Sayre tho 200 ben. ·pertonnance In tbe NaUonal l He got • big kiss from his 12 man brought up from Tacoma nmt p ayero. . Home Ruos " League wao achieved before year-old daughter, Barbara. old· of the PacifJ< Coast Leallle 0 1900. est of his seven children, ~nd only last Thuraday, collected CIA Y TO REnJRN American League - Killea bear hug from hla attract:ve eight hila In 18 times up bo ~~. brew, Twins, 22 ; Allison, Twins. Bunnin8'• perfect game was blonde wife, Mary. first NaUonal Leaguo oerieo. No CAIRO, U.A.R. (UPI ) - c.,. IS: Colavito. A'o, and Wagner, i the first since Don Larsen of Both were among the 32,(!16 wonder hlo pop .... proud. oiua Clay today pve Ill' _ bls Indians, 1$ each, Gentile, A's, ! the New York Yankees reached fans who yelled themaelves plana to v:sit Sa~di ArabJa due 14 . . . pltcblng perfeelion againat the hoarse during a five-minute to some unexplained delay ia The Senior Girls Bowling Lea- et Hoffman, Gratut Aldridge, Brooklyn llodgero In the 1956 standing ovation for him after obtaininll a viso to tha: coon- an~~~.,.. w~!:s,- c~:~~· ~·~I gue of Pomeroy Lanes ended Beverly Burna, Picken~ Herd· World Senes. And II waa a C. he slnock out plnchhttter John Gue~~r Speaker• try. . . rd Dod 15 Robinso ' its aeaoon with a party at tile ware· year gap to the last perfect Stephenoon for the !mal out of Are Announced Th6 heavyweight champoon, Howa ;.. Alrer•Phll 13 n,! Maplewood Lllke on June 12. ~d place team membera pme during tho regular oeaaon his masterpiece at Shea Sta· who bao been on a tour of the Reds, a en, ' · each. 1 Th nJ t . . ei In t he Lind when CharUe Robertson of tbe dlum PT. PLEASANT - Bob Hell· Near East, announced that bo Roao Jlattfd In e eve Ill waa spen ow~ rec v g pa c 1 were a Chicago White Sox occom· · man and Dr. Roy 0 . Thomas, is anxious to return to the U.S. mlng, picnicking and dancmg. Darnell, Jenny and Judy Fol- plished the feat againat the ()e. That was Bunning's loth will be the guest speaken at to resume training, explaining Amerleu League Stuart, The League consisted of six mer, Mary Sue Handley and troll Tigen 011 April 30 1922 strikeout of the game aod Jt the annual Twilight meeting of that he wu growing soft from Red Sm:, 56 : Wagner, Indians, I teams of Uve members each, Patricia H~nnessy of the New Ca Stengel, manager . of nailed down a .w first ~a~ the Western District Holstein "too much opoiling aod eaay 50; Killebrew. Twins, 47 ; Cash, as follows . A.B.C. Cleaners of York . Ciotblng lesm. the ~ta 11111 a distinguished victory, after which tile Phillie& Cattle Club meeting Mooday , living." Tigers, 4! , Colavito. A's, 40 Mason, W. Va.. {won f4 Losi!O), ladividoal tropbles were pre- authority on perfect sames (he ai•o won the nlshtcap, 8-2, on June zz at the Clair Cotlrlll l Notloaal Leape _ Mays, Gi· : SeCODd place, Pickena Herd- sented to Moot Improved Aver· a combined thre~ltter by rook· farm nur Lakin w Va antJ 53· Boyer Cards 47; ware. of Mason, W. Va. (won age, Cathy Wallace; High Leo· was the manager of_ the Yan· ie Rick Wlae and veteran John· ' · · CHINA BL.\1!'1'1 BRUNDAGE s n~ ~bs 43 . Pinson 'Red 33, Lost 21), followed closely f!Ue Average, Patricia Hennes- ~~ds wbthaen BLarunnlnse11 ~~:hedldhJS) ny KlipPslein to wjden their Na- Hellman and Thoma• will TOKYO (UP!) _ Tba N 4: siargell.' Pi; ates. co.' s, by New York Clothing House sy; High League Game, Gratus .., t . g ou ra- tiona! Leaf!Uo lead to two speak on the total feed program . ew ' of Pomeroy, (won 33, Lost 211 Aldridge; High Leagoe Seriea, celve credit for 0110 hundred gam... of dairy cow. Other IIJelll preo- China Newo Agency today rePltcblnl 11111 who lost to Pickena Hardwore Diana MWer. ~r cent effort. We . had very Jail Ao Happy en! will be Lue Campbell, Dot· ported Communosl Chifta In a three out of five game roll tittle chance to hit htm aod he Proud .. Bunning w.. over ty Remsburg and Clark Taylor. has accused Avery Brundage, Nallonll Leap• - Farr~ll , : off; Fourth plaee, Proffit Ap. fiLatesli Place Chamtedpionsto cRie~- never loafed '"!"e on the the second IIIHiitter of his rna· Everyone 11 welcome. The oar· president of the lftlematidonal Colts, 10.1 ; MPahha ffey , Ph:ls, 1 7·2 each, ca were presen C•r mound. He also did oome run- 1 . h . had 1 L... . the .... Olympic Comnuttto, of a bee· and Bunmng. Is, PUanco of Racine ' (:.2&) ·' fifth ards Sand and Gravel team. A nJ d hi'"'" 1n th 0 ri JO< 1eaf!lle career, e s1111 Y ·~r& prior 10 mee~,.. · to th od II110 of B hi C b od M · lal · Gi· , place Shaine and Phllson of Ha· • Ill an lw.... oe ~~ nothing on beaming Max La· at 8 p.m. will be used to Inspect !?g . • P~P~~~. a u • u '· a ar:c 1 • cine (15-MI and lest place RJ. J.B.C. achlewment certificates - 11 was a tremendoUs eflort. · nier who once pilched for tile the Cottrill farm U.S. omperlalism. ants. 8-3 eaeh. cha;.., Sand and Grovel ' of ware presented to aU membero GoC Slroager ' · Tho statement said Chino &e· Amerlean League -. For~ . : Racine (!21!: _ 41 .,. 1• of theM leama that completed Altbougb he waa pitching In cused Bruodap of trying lo Yanks, ID-1 : Arrogo, Tw:ns, foist a "two Chinaa" policy on Lee, Angeles. Mikkelsen. Yanks I ' . at leut two thinle of tile aeu. lfeanllng 11-dtgree heal, BunPam Sylvester, pruldent of 011 games. Miss Sylvester, In nin8 awoeared llro!JBer al the tbe oporta _world. aod Miller. Orioles, 4-1 each. the Senior Glrle' League, pr.. behalf, of tile league, PftiEiiiAIII IIIII than at tho begillning. He sented trophies to the fallowing tlifll cl appreciation to Mllltl Weekelld Sporta Sam1111ry Intercollegiate Rowing AHOCioflrst placa wbmera, CarolyD Gratua Aldrid&e, league aecre- Sandra Adams, Nancy Parker, By Ulllletl Pres1 lllternatlanal lion championship by acoring 1 Zuspan, Phyllla Queen, VJW tary, and to Mr. IIIII Mn. Mac Mary Kay HennellY, Marsha Saturday !%·length victory over Wub. lo 6AVINGS CO. McDanlels, Faye LyCIIII, Caro- Sawyer, li!af!llo inatruct«1. Moran, Brenda Norris, !Jon. LE MANS, France (UPI - lngton on Onooclap Lllko. NEW YORK (UPI) - Throe I AI Lopea of the Clncago l lyn Blalld Ill A.B.C. CleaMn ThoocJ In altendanee Oilier thaD na Tbeisa, Melody Roush, CiJI. Three spectators wue killed -membfro of the Mlnneaota White Sox, who will lllliJiage tesm; A.B.C. aeanen ailo re- th011 receiving· awanla wore d)' Swatzel, Etther Sylvester, when an A. C. Cobra drivett by EUGENE, Ore. {UP!) - New Twins including rookie Tony !he team. will name !he pitclr 1 SiKnature Loans by CltJ Leaa oelved a IJIOiiiOI'I trophY for Pam Sylvester, Sharon 'lblesa, Mae ..,t Amanda Sawyer and Peter Boltoo of Britain aod a York University' a Gary Gubur Oliva.' 11111 1 lrlo ol New York en and the rest of _the playero I :k Guaranty c;o. Available lrat place. . Judy Folmer, )lary Sue llaJ». 10. ., Mite and BID. Trophletl Ferrari driven by Umberto tossed the shotput II f..t eight Yank- wUI be in the Amerl· on the squad Wllhm the ne I Second place team, CarolyD ley, Patricia ~oy, Be¥- awWded .me made poaalb.. by Maglloll collided during the 2t· inches in the NCAA track alld cu Leaaue otarlinl lineup for two weeks: , BOI MILLER, MoJr. lohnaon, Dianna M111or, Jill- eriy Price, Jocelyn Taylor,'IIPODlOl'l' t.... hour Le Ma111 auto race. field championabipo. tile AU-Star gamo •t Shea Sta· Tho_ Nallonal League I stalrl- il -Slllday dlum July 7 In& Hneup will be onnooo TORONTO (UP)) - Northern LE MANS, France (UPJI Oliva, the AL'o leadinl hitter Tuesday. Doocer, the Canadian-bred cob Nino Vaccarella of ·ltaly and witb. S47 average be a toot ?ii..........iiiiij.....iiiiiiiOiiiOOii I wbo W<ln this se.-'s Kentucky Jean Gulcbet cl France eG¥• AI Kalin. of Detr~l for the I. I • Derby aod the Prealrneos, re- ertd the !,904 mlles at an aver- starting rilhl field pooltloo 171 WASIDNGTON (UPI' - U.S. lfOS8ional Coontry Club, llrict- charl• would bury the entire turned to his homellllll and age apeed of 117.84 mllet por voles to 10 in tile balloting by MEN-WOMEN Open champi011 Ken . Venturi l)o_ a two-man raet behreell pact, . eaptured the Queen's PlaiA! by hour and won . the 2f.hour Le file leaJ!U' players. I rode tile sreatest eN~~ · of Iii -}'GCIIIC, Ill Tollllll1 Jacobe, a . But, .u they nnt eut ID the a margin of oeve11 aod one-half MIDI endurllllCC! auto race. n.. two Iller Twins chosen ! golfing career today II a IOIJd ataady wi11n11t Oli the pro tnur, lint round, ltw u Palmer who lengths. · to n :U..t tile National gold aample Ci( bOW tbt old or- IIIII !be mJcbt:y Amoid Palmer. buetJed wfth a five over par 71. -NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim ope, Ill were lint der cbiiiiCelh. . Jl~Cobto led bJ 0118 lbot with Jaoob.s, playtiJg with him bead WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ken Bunning became tile aeventh ~ A1lleon and left Be badll't WOII a golf touma- two nJUDda kilO on 011e killing IIIII bead. fiii11Jf)led them all Venturi, wbo reeenUy wu on pitcher In major leJ18Uo blelory 11~ Harmon KWebrew ment ill fOJir yeara, thla man day ,.,., the lonslll course in with hil beWing par 70. tile verge of retiring, fired a to hurl a "perfect" game u tile • wllo was riddeli desorpat.IJ by Opel! hlatory. Palmer wu oiJiy Yet the real aurpriM waa 72-bole total of 2'18 to win tile Phlia!lelphla PhUileo shut out ~all~ dolhe pbyaicll 8lld mental probleiu. • llrob baclt. VentUri, , United States •Open golf cbam· the New York Mell, W . Ya ,not n,_.., : : !Ill hid Ill plead bll 'ftf · IDIII 'tllz Jliuloet 011 AM moved Vlllturllo .witb- plonshl~. Venturi captured the tile - . c l - ~ u Jht ~ 'I!anltlerblrcl fl!urlla.' · VI!DI!UI. ' a . "failure" 'llbo~wo ""'1ia of Jacobe IIIII two $11,000 )lrbe alto. being alleliC!- Stl'I"J''N, Mua. (UPI) Mlclr· polled more vo.;: ~ mctDt, tbarltably Mlng P- ~:..-.•,-.,; -"t ~- """"' elgbt ahead ill ' Palmer at doe end of ld by a doctor prior to the fi• ey WriPI poelAid a Sf..hola tota111110110 ~ ' LiablN &Viti. D;Jt."~~:&•,r----.._~.,................_,l!l:l'4 ' _.,_.,_ .... ._ '""' · .. ..... .... . ,._ -'·""· · · Ylflt... .. .... n wen the '1ut ev......... .,... .., .... mAJJiba was m tTiroket ""'"":' •....,_.. nal round. of 220 to captUre the Lady C... _ .... ·~· ·· '' · · aft tile · ll ,l'll 4 Rill• elfort, aa1c1 the - ~~ng,, Eutem . Open IQUrnament Reider Mickey Mantle, na..,... 'lhert wu· · Dt .. . • . . ' JliiOII. , ~~. !jUt It oouldn't last. NEW YORK (UP!) - Cedar by a one-alnlke martlla ewer lo 1111 15th AU-Star lellll, and 1•..., llltcosllt. floeHw~· ~ · ~=\1~ ...., ho eouW 11ka. IINI~ . l~, lbey W«< · ~· Venlurt ~ led. oft the .COUI'io Key acOrecl a Sit-length vlcmr, Katl\y Whllworth. . catdoe Elston Howad. (1) A lilt Ill u.s. Go-oat JQJiti!aliway ·~ ar lbt ml,t!it ~~idle Ullller lbe pna.Jn a !Jelf-laillllng ~ - lie over. lrleb Dandy in tbe .~ IIQUadlng out the Americaa lormat!OD oa bow to •ua!HJ b a IJiiln warld c!iD IJh', _._ Jt - . they laetatecl, I ball ~!hill~ 111111 ~ ~ .~ Bowling Green Hendlcap at ~HORNE, Pa. c(UPI) - ~~ atartilll . . 1IDIIip wen Milit - - · - - - - - - - - - - - -.,.. . ' ' .. IIIIIII!CJa talklr-IDilde for Pafm. him tli ~ ~· ~ ~ oniJ Aqueduct. A. J. Foyt, the I'" lihdr ol lllol1 ' llop Jim . . . . ... ., • -·ct~U~:f~~. I II ~ ,ll!e_f' lr• ~ q~~~~~ ~ ·;: l!:e . tea.;~£ ~ ~··· ~ tile ~pblll ..-1 Wilft .i ,,. Loa - - AliiiU add tatrd. llnol ~- ' .;>; How do ou. KNOW lln't J.) tha, it Is lmpooolbJe to tnanlr By LYLE c. WILSON marlzed thla altuaUon In 1 dJJ. der tile present oyllleln of c:llca. to ~e ou jealoua' Ill lhe wonderful people Jndl. Ulllted Pr..o latera1doaal cusslon of l!te meaning of the In& presidential electora. ~ miD onco Y11111 aeo ~ vklually. 1960 presidential election. The Oppoae Reform• ' Lonely Night" Regardless of his civil righiB IUD said : "Kennedy was elect· ADA, tho National Auoela· happy !I mallet blm. (And bow We patlenll beN bave tried Max Goruun ·s ragtime movement at voting record, Sen. Barry eel largely by big city votero." tion for the Advaneemenl of fast he U atop luf'Jin& you to answer the letters, but we the Village V•nguard should prove las· Goldwater will find t!le presl· 'lbCI Republican Natlo.nlll Com· Colored People Walter lieu- greeJHYeCI, (now that lmow1 have been overwbelmed, • cinating to a great many cla~ical music dentlal electoral college mitlee presented statl8tlcs prov· tiler's CIO llld olllefl have ha~ youDear· ~~!- I II. . may lllkelo~'~lr ~.... buffs. James ryler and Felix Pappalardi, .....n IVeryoM r who accompany headliner Max Morath rigged against him. The elec- ing the IUD to he correct. For ted down every. atlempl to ,. When atiend churcb and see M•.. (Wbo Will be M II! Au• !oral college would be rigged example: form tile syatem. Some yt1r1 • -• there. say they' ve never enjoyed anything against any more or le.. con· In 11160 Richard M. N 1, 0 n ago more than 110 lelllton joiD. all the lint clothing and apeD- IIIli Ia ftrJ cripplod wltll _ . more - and lutJst Tyler Is .wtth the Pro , electors are chosen on a win- carried 70 Mleblgaft count!Oll eel In aponiOI'tng 1 reform slve bulldinp, I wonder wbat ritll and ~an hardly write, Tbt Mu stca An!Jqua, Pappalard1 1S the con· ate for a plurallly o1 244 ,880 voles mellllll'C! lbat wol1d ban yanked would happen !f Chrlll came mall bu ol.red ber ~ duclor ol th e New York Baroque Bra~s ouiSide Detroit. John F. Kenne- the 1'1111 out from under lbe baet to nrlb IIIII tried to Join dt.'llliy. - Gratetulljl, SOB Ensemble Comedtan Jo• E. Lewts I State by slate, presidential dy carried IS Mlcbigan ~ preB&urt eroopa,. The preaure ono, of !hut mburbaD pa'-. ONE WHO CARES lore a ligament m hts leg. We ma_Y all sa~ !lectors are clroaen on a wtn- ties. Hil Detroit plurality wu lfOUill moved in bard 11111 lui It 1 doubUul If Ill would be Dear Helen: a. stl ent praye r of thanks. that 1t wasn t 1 ner-take-all basis. Thai system 311 ,721 votes. Detrolt provided opposing the propoaal. admitled. lit: wu noi a Pli4M!l'- 1 lfaa tell' dau hto. his ngh1 elb~w . • • has made the left wing rac!al, Kennedy with all of Mlcblpn'o Senator began dropping off ty OWJMir, and wlthoul I s~Mdy (a , 181 all :::Ou~the i~allo . . ·• . labor pressure . groupa Jllllillcal eleetoral votes. the s Illl Uke wind blown , I p Bulletm m from Europe: Nothing is power houses m U.S. politics. N' on's IUinois pluraUty out- rotle~ Con tlv but'l'JIE ALMANAC ol !leZ, jullt before the lunklr go; ng right for Soraya . Close fn ends of These pressure groups are con· side"'Chicago was 447.454 votel, ~ d~ttle eltlGI't BJ Unl.._ PrelllateriJau.aJ oanlor .::~ the former !raman Empress mSJSI her centrated in tl:e great cities Kenned iled u a ~ ~J,f ~ than b Qthel;' U..W. Today · Ia Mond'Y, June :11, out to boun, long romance with ~aximilian ScheU is auch as New York. Chicago, pluralit; fn Chic~go and iOok ders"':Ji ~mpn.l." 'oome- 1lie ·174tb daJ Ill Jilt .wllb lilt P~~ :!4,~ . on t~e rocks. and nob?dy knows ~mte Detroit and Philadelphia. The all of !Uinoil elec;toral voles. thiiJI .COIIJirllcllve In their own 'l1lo DIOOII II approacblng Ill of worrl I" N w_hat s happemng wtth The Secret. the big industrial sta!A!s with the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh de- behalf If til . bad the wll and full phase. ~ • ow ptcture, m whtch sh~ JssuppoFed to mak~ , most numerOU1 electoral votes livered aU of Pennsylvania to ener to .!..me Interested. The lll9l'1llnl Q& ore JUpl· jUit W~l did lhe 111H11 ·by her lorg-pubh r tzed acttng debut Soraya s more often that not are won I Kennedy. New York City d.. ~ft. Karl E. Mundt, R.S.D., to., Sallll'll ancl Man. that? WORRIED PLENTY now m Rome but ·she lr04111enllv goes I by the candidate supported by livered all of New York Bille. and otllero have ll(lOnsorecl Sen· On thla day Ill hillory: NOW . home to mama tn France to cry on. her I these PJ1!~ure groups. The big The racial aod labor pre• ate 'olnl resolution 12 to ,.. . In 18'10, the U.S. Depatbnentllelr Won;Jecl. shoulder. I concentrations of population sure · are amon the fomi tile electoral coD 0 sys· ol Jlllliee wa created by an Why dill' t )'011 ask herT - R. The Actors Studio Theatre wlll enter- iare too much for the rural and . as JrOU~tlcal actlviSf ele- tern. The reform ~ le 1 act of Thil column II d~ted te lain 1ts fir st mght '"d•ence at a gala small town voters where a l f:en~ of~ft wi US PolitiCI ood one allhOJiih~e leflwlnt- In 1874, Dr. Alldrew Taylor family living, 10 If you re blv· champagne "black P,~rty" In Shubert A!; more conservative point of ~lew of wblch Amerl:=ns ·f~r DemO: 'Will cry out .opinll it. An sm of Macon, Mo., established inl tid troublo or JUIII plain ley an hour before The Three Sisters may be expected to prevail. erotiC Action (ADA) probably 1nqulry addresled to Mundt the tlclence ot qot~opathy. trouble, let lleleD H"- yOU, opens .lune 22 The Gntic~ ~ovenng the Ejected By Cittea llle most eflecilw lnstruSenate Office Buddlnl, wam: In l9fO, Franea ftl1 to Nul 8bl Will alan .~ , _ 18 openmg are cordtally NOT InVIted. lest Th AFirCIO Iodustrtal Un- ment The I filet m well lngton DC would obtain Ill Jn. Oermally, wbiclJ Invaded JIUa. 011111 amlllinr apenences, · ~ anyone get the idea that Lee Strasberg ion e Department (IUD) IUm· l awa..;, of the; advantogea un- fonnailc.; ~t S.J. !2. 11a exactly otJt year Jatar. dnaa Helen lolttl .11 liN of and company m•ght he trymg to mflu· In lid, tile U.S. Poll Ofllce lhll newapa)lll'. ence somebody with a cavtar canape. 11111 Its lint ll1med "V" ·mall ~~~~~~~~i!~~=~~~=::==~~§~L~~~ Do It Time - .. -lLdo ~~];;,~DAYS A HUNTER Now LET'S SEE HON 100AY'S BRAVE WITH A CLUB, AN() HUNTERS ARMED WfTH AU. 1H!! LATEST ~ - u • ooiJd cllllell. Dear Helen: Becl- Ill lllllldvk» to '"'ool Help I Ill Jt "-"t alld ~~· to I h t 1 "married" my dau!lhler'a poor," IIDd Jill dlclwD ~~~out· husband. No,. n• wants to leave the rich GUlli bavbli a b • r time ODd ~· !ui<'.Jr to ber. Sbould time Pltlnl Into lbt KlDgdoqa I let blm? I am pNIIIIIlll. - Gil Jleavtll, Ho certabllJ would MRS. X. be IQDI'· today u a SocliiD<.ar Mrl, X: lit, alld lbore!O.. "unAmerio Your 4oupta bad blm flnl, can." though wby shed >¥ani him 'J'I1ouall . Ho would not be 1>. ck ··ow. w., . " ·11 eruclfled, t1me1 IClvanoleavtl bll wilt fllr bll IIIOih-- eel a bll, Ho mi&hl ~Y be ·'' .aw bo lan't uacUy lllriiiD& committed to a m'""'l bolpltal • · .u c 't fight 'em, · •n JUJI fane, f"U'IC a Jlllllll., po'' ' " a P · pact. llldt 011 • few amalJ loav.. And - H. Iiebei IIDd bavins ~ ._ O.ar llelen: keta left over, And 1ur111na wa. I'm tlli•led to a wonderful ter Into wine IIIII passL'il it '" '""hJ-· " thle: out for free. Tbere'a no protll He le alwaya ma1rlni IIOIIIe re- Ill tball Wbal WOIIid II do to the mark about other girls. H• wtll economy? - GEORGE aee one waWng by IIIII ·If me is good looking, WID oay, "I'd Dear Oecqe: lUre like to tate her out If we Wbat JOU're saying ia, In 110111t ••··eo't eJ14811eci." Ho iJ llwaya :WOO yeua, peoplo really ..._, admiring movie aclres8ea. I n't cbanged very mucb, ekcept know this soundJ lilly, Helon, In tile warda they use IIIII lhl but It makes me lwlaul, lbouCh mtllll IIIey lake to "eruo!IJ.• · 1 never aay anything. I lmow Y011 oou1d be rilht. - H. he len'l doinc It to make me Dear Helen: jealoue IIIII I know he loves 'l1le mal! 1a coming In • ReporlS FfOm ' . ... ,,.JMIIIjocort, e., 1au 2t, membm from bll playing after lakiDg the opener of lwlth Chicago ICOI'iDg 1 tollll ~~lfowxler whicb hit sbortatop AI they've e11joyed tllat lolly posiclays. And they 're dolna It tbt doubleheader, U , behlnd 1u runa, on averaae of 1.20 per Well In the cheat for ID error t10n. The_Whitt Sox have loll agalDII tllelr 111011 formldalllo home runa by Mickey Mantle .pme. • ~ 1land allowed tbt Wfnlllllll non to t1 ol their 1ut 14 aod are DOW riVals, tile Ctotcaao Wblle Sm:. ()31 and Eilton Howard (1]. Hector Lopez atarted the Yan. come acrou. in third place, !10 llffiil out. Tbe While Sm: ba" been ob- New York and Chleago bave kee. rally In Sunday'a nlghtc"' Lefty AI Downing worked the 011oer AI. AdlotJ lo< Le 8ludblc vs. Sadowski (U ). oolutely pa11ld wloea confrollted mel nino t1me1 thus far thll with 1 one out double, his 1finl 12 innJnp 14r the Yankeol la1e li • 1 (On!• a•,... ocheduled) 1 B ~ailed by tile Yaatae pinllrlpea. n.. 1081011 witb Chicago wtrJcling up fourth hit, IIIII the Yankeil land fanned 13 batlero. · , In other Amerlcon League I Y rna 011 ' ' ...-··lutllily cl 11 aD ,....... Its ell- on tile s1J0r1 end every time. only eztra base bit out Ill II Ill The sweep II tile twin bW, contests, Booton dropped Ba~llNatlnal Lug.. , tu..Uy'o G._ mu lkmday wllta lbe Yaab But that doeSII't tell the ' .whole the second game. the fifth few . . Yankeea tbil more, H ; Oetrotl atopped Min. W. 1.. Pet. Jb San F'ranclleo at Clncinnafl I, II<OI'ed ID unoaraec1 liiD In lbo liory. ' Howard and Phil L1nz moved eeasoa, ...,.. llB ellhl per- 111!8011, 4-!; L o 1 Angeles Philadelphia S8 23 .623 · · ·1 lwi-nlcbt .w 17111 llminl of the Amerlea S.ored Few 'l'lmeo him to third by drawing walks. centap pointa abea4 of Balli· downed Clevelalld, 4-1 ; and San _Fra~l!ca Yl 26 .f>ll7 z Pittsburgh at New York, Dlor Jlerra an lluiiJ JllaJiotl .. IMpt'o l.oaiell &ame of lbe The nlne conleslt haw con- Then winning pitcher BUI Staf- more and Into lbe Jaaaua 'lend Washington took two from K&.. , Cincllllloli S4 28 .548 41> Los Angeles at Mllwaukft, to poota 1-1 over tbt CbJ. 1111ned 92 inninll• of baseball fOrd (4-G ) bounced an Infield - the firat time lhla yur tbat lau City , 13-! and ~2. :;:::::~gh : : :: ~~ ~!:!loll at St. Louis, nJcbl brand' 111 ba'""'oB len'l "" BJ CURT BLOCI. UPI lporta Writft Baseball hisloriana: Jot down June 21 u the day the YIDkeea clbnbed 1n1o flnt place and circle It for future refer. ence. . The d e fe n d 1a 1 Am1ria1J League chllllpicllla, off 1o IHir sloweat atart ill 1111117 a , _ uoder rootle -apr YOII 111vm, Voice of RrPatlw~m ••• reportmg IJdr I oan•1. !\1 New York Yankees Win Two, Claim First Spot In AL jab - lbeiefcct lit oauldll, be M•er·P..LIIW Probloa, s. • \ .;. .............. "horizons of expe ri~.n c.e'~ in surh things as art and music and nature study . • Keep ttle schools ope n for pernaps 12 or 14 hours a day and 12 monttls a year , and offe r programs fo r adult!< as fare well as children to make the schools a Thii does not necessaril v mean dese· "lull-time resource fo r the wtlol e commu· · gregation. nor giving every child the nity." same quality or amount ol edut•atlon. • Establish a fi r m and wo rkln~ alii· Paradoxically in Keppel's opinion , it once between the school and homemeans a deliberate inequ alit y - on lhr brmg .lhe. parents in as partners in the educational ente rprise "with an int ensity posi ti ve sid e , " [t is time ," he says, " that we recog· unmat ched in history." • Brmg the sctlools inlo closer alii· mze th~t children who bavl' been depri· ance with all commumty 1·esources so ved the most need the most, that in their that they are no longer isolated and apart . schools they need more, not merely as from the community they <erve much. as in other schools." • Create a corps of dedi cated teach· All too often education nas been hes· ltant and immobile in the tace of new ers who have the "warmth and msight challenges. Keppel mamtains He pro· which no legislati ve • ct can accomplish." There is little that is revolutionary poses six measuref which he believes about Keppel 's recommendations Some would make education "a creative agent for change" and not merely a "preserver of them. such as parent·teacher co-opera· tion have long bee n employed in most of stability ." • Begin working with childre n as ~~hool s What would be revolutionary would young as 3 and 4 in nursery schools--; "a be their adopti on - with an "unmatch· powerful chance to cancel out depn va· ed in' i :ensity" - in the nation's for gotten lions that will otherwise affect evory as· schools, whether they are in the slu:ms peel of their lives " • Discard convenient assumptions behind Main Street or hidden In the hllls about the disadvantaged child 's level of beyond State Route 1. Interest ; instead, •nrich all children's THE big need in American public sc hools today Is to esta,.lish equality or education, says Francis Keppel. who is commissioner of education in t.h f' Department of Health F.ducation and Wel- Yor ~ I /Jelen Ilelp Us! 'As Much': Too Little glamourous adventure in New I 2·Dall1 sentinel, Pom«<Y·Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 19M SOMMENTATING EDITOltA,Uy GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Lit tle Hayley Mills is growi ng up fast. Sh1 ·s in love with a bullfig hl •r in Spain, rushing off to see him at e very vppor· !unity. You can 't say that's the way Ava Gardner started out, but it'' what she eventually came to prefer over mosl oth er things, so movie fans ma y be guaran· teed a continuation of the Ava tradition . . The World 's F'air New r•;ngland Pa· vilion Is in a hassle with the AGVA about the five fashion models at rhe exhibit . The girls get $100 a week. and AG VA w;mts them to join the umon even though they·rr only going to be there for two weeks After they pay du es. th ey won 't ha ve much left to show fo r their I ' I (' "' "._••ek ..::- L.:c::~:":;; · ;-;;;;;;;;;::;::::;;:;::;:;:;.::;•;;;;;::= l!il �- me In Bloody Vagrant Bee Is Blamed Viet Battle (UP)) - U.S.•su~ported aover. ment p~ralrOIIJIII"• llnled at llul ~ C9mmunilt Vitt f',o pg &Ufl'l"illu Sundt¥ In one o( the bloodiest bettltl IIIia Y''' of South Vltt Nem's ci,11 war, it was announced today. U.S. mllltary olrtcitiJ said 29 paralrooptlrs wt!t •lain and 15 othwo wore wou•ded In tht battle neu, IIIII town 45 mtt•• oouthwtal of Sataon. P'our Amerlo'n hollc<lptPro wore do.med during lht IIRhl· Ina, at loaot two · of th•m hv Communist tround ilre. Put there were no reported Amori· tContinued from p;;gr 1l sldfl , to appear ir. court today . Harvey L. Barker 28, St. Albans, posted bond alter being charged with passing on right side HP •Jo lo IPPt'IF' In cou rt I today. In Meig . ; county court, Max E. Hill . 15. Leta rt Falls. was ell('(! for drivinR: wit h11ul an , operator 's license His court appearancf' will bt> armouneed ll'lter . Clifford Hill , I .I :( J,etart Falls. 49, was dted lo rourt .J lno:> 26 on Icharges of permitting an un!i-· I ce nsed minor to drivr . In GaiJJ<t County Juvenile lwurt Spt 1Py morning, Jame-s IL Bush . 16. Gal lipolis. had his license suspended 90. flays on 1charges 01 stw.~-:dlng Jn to:-crt!>s of road eondl!ions . can casua lties, 1 ~.-· ._ . 1 , ·i,. :1 ~ . . The heli<'Dptart, part of th• Special P'oreet In limit~ Viet Nam. are u...t In lorry Vietnamese troope Into hettl< against Ill, VIet Cllna. U.S. Militory adYIII'I Wh< personall) counted &4 nbln doned Viet Con& bodie• •nil the Communists' death toll ~~­ most BUre)y much hll!her The VIe( COlli uauatly try ., bard as posRible to remnv€ their de,d. U.s. 1 4!Jr... :!tr.HIGH STEPPIN - Grand Finale . a Tenne::~:~alk· l R ser\'atJ'on did some high stepping Sunday to capture the Ten· C :llessee Walking horse trophy that was presented to h11 ·rider and owner .•lim Singleton of Logan. by Leg!oner ' ·Mickey Williams of Pomeroy. - Sentinel .Photo. , I Deadbne for " w•• , f.amps Noted :BANGING FACI OF FABLED HONG KONG-The British Crown Colony of Hong Kong, with a population ot 3,780000, ' chal\iini and growlnf constantly. Thi1 new photo thaws, In the fore" ound, Vletorta Park, coveiinr 88 aerte of land ·ecl•lmed 1rom the sea. ln the backifound are now apartment bulldiuji, tile !'Ilk and Cauaeway Baf. Tile IIDall boatl :orm a floating city with a poputalitlll ill the tboWianda • i Reservations ror 4-H dub .('amp period~o ")multi be in th':' Meigs Co:..t ntv gxtemion officf' bv Mnndll~. Junf' 2!l arrorclmg '""" 11 ex· Deep south c·Ihes . Expect 1 ..... ",I I :~n~on~.M~~Ike•l•• r :~P::x~~~;;;" ,. ~~~' s~~~nrh•4s~; .•'t Unit•d Prtlil ~ntern•tlon•l . . on ~londov . Embattled St. Augu,lllle. Fla . had more tmmedtale .rutv 6. and rl osp Fri h L Jill" problems but the nnlion'g old est town and six other Deep 10 . .Juni"r 4-H eomp for club South cities hav~. been told to expert early court tests nand nlrl••r will'''" , .... . -is Held by Pope fur a · Anderton of Rutland, hal ~n· Little , contest mu•L be In the county Ibeen trymg to ""tile the city'• ~:;"d ,:• :~..~it:· ~~;~~~~ Scores of collellt students Top rull Pon.y d wus N j extemtion office 1Ph WY 2·3BD5 ~ racial dispute . from across the nation poure_d I bel Joe , owned and rtd en by an· ]not later .lllan 4:3ll p.m. Tu•• More Oemo"'tratlon• llnto Mississippi tcd!IY'' «< lltr , bolle tntnlnl ol Laotli' c~' .McQuaid. Galhpohs.; second, ·dav. June 23 . Oth@r orden may Negro leaden promised morejPart In a massJve civil rit:hts ! A. F. Base, San 4ntonlo, Tex- . ; Verlt~ In St . · IOrden to be Included•· in the I group of busmessmen who have res 1ed . ]by Huw~rd bowsnn . 1 ( ontmued from pa~e U JonPs. Shade:_ second, Dt~~- ChJro. ownf!d and . rldde~ by be- submitl.t!d any lime previous demnnl'itrations in St. Augustin'i! lproject. State officials adopted t•. owned and rtdden by 1\tl· Beverly Allen . lhtrd, Champ, t h d 1 d 1 h. 1 . today and a rourl fight to over- a pollcJ of watchful waflln& 1, 0 1. '1n Greer. New Haven. third. 1OWfied and ridden b~· Mike Law· ll'u th~ e IVei'Y1 8 Je. w 3'0", 18 l turn a stale-imposed rurfew 1tht 200 volunteers fanned out. Ld I -• d ri· "d son; fourt1I , Ik_e,owne d and n"d 1 e~oy n.orn nil, une~ . Ok3homa_ay,ownm.~an ilimtld at nla'hlmarch~~:s . to assigned posts in about 25 1' ·n by W1mp Frost , _ Shad_ e: d.en by Debbie Meeks. Atll~_ns:_ · Both !iegrt!gatlonit~~ts and eivil f·ltie~ and towns. 1 l'lh, SJieba, owned and r1d- f1tth. F'licka. owned b~· V1ck1 ISSUES ANNOUNCF.MF.NT 1 n by Linda Msln ot Athens, Cole, ridden by Bill Colt·, Tup- WASHINGTON IUPII ~ Rep . /_., '' "" dd d Arthur. A plc• · Up rare WSM B e to Western Trail Horse - flr~t. 1 the show In placfl of the EngJohnny Sorrel, owned and rid- li~h Five (l,aited Horse class tlen by Lucille Leifhr1t, Pome. l whh.·h larkld enou~h entrants . roy; second, Pistol'~ Hocket. Winnter 'Or the event WIIM Bud. owned and ridden I.Jy riddi!n and owned b~· Frank Fred Lc.ifheit, Pome- 1 John11on. Hamden , st'cond, roy ; third, Rolhm, owned and 1Pat. ow ned and ridden by ,Jim ridden hy Kay Allen. Athens, 1 Eiias . Lt"tarl. W. Va : third. lngs at tht national convPntion ' fraud trial In a Miami, Fla. bmpital. .-\sst. U. 8. Atty. William 0. Rittrn1n uld tbe witness, Eric Shinkel, iii undergoine treatment tor a heart condltlnn. He said the govrrnmenl fourth, King aotdy, owned by Oklahoma Lady, owned bv Wimp ' 87th and 8!1• Congreo. ... ~tn' a eourt order tn Marjorie Houck, ridden by IFrosl, ridden by Fred Leifheit Arflnds l11 &R!oll~tnnt HoUJ@ R~~ Miami for ,. dortor to e1u11mllwayne Sk>llar, Circleville: fifth jot Shade , fourth, Terry, owned publicun leader. ·! Inr Shln~rland detormtn• wboRoyal Rex, owned and ridden l;,nd ridden by Paul Cain, Ath· --ther he is well enou(h to 1e111l· ~~------ --- - - - "ns fifth. Ch~rnkee ownl?d and f ' y. nddrn by Art Thompson , \1c - 1 Shinkt'l 1!1 ('hl~f bDOkkeeper ;n San F'ranciseo. An announcement i ss u~d by Arend.11 ' orfic' Sunday sa id he would lt!lltily about "the princi~ ! piPs and poUcie1 roJiowed by i Republican member.~ ol the j 1 1 I'' ... I ATTEN·TION TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT . eAtnold's Sohio Serv ice Slalion on Rt . 33 north of Pomeroy, Ohio eReuter Insurance Agency. F.ast Srcond St., Pomeroy, Ohio eSimon's Pick·A-Pair Shoe Store, West Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio eMiddleport Dept. Stor•, Mill St ., Middleport, 0 . e Wald Cro&s Sono Store, Racine, Ohio eKaut: Feed Stbre, Chester, Ohio e Harden's Market on Rt. 124 between SyrscuHe and Raelne, Ohio eCiark's Sohlo Servicr Station, Harrl!nnvill~. Ohio • Tuttle's Keystone Service Station at Five Points . on Rt. 7 F.tit. •Sissl!n's Sohio Service Station on Rt. 7, Tuppers Plains, Ohio eReed Brothers Grocery. Reed sville, Ohio All Dlrectoro I. Officers oloo will hovo tlckalo for ··'·· COST 0~ MI!MIERSHIP TICKET - - - S1.SO Entitles Purchaser To Admiasion and Auto Parking on All Five Fair Days. Aug. 18th thru 22nd. BUY YOUR TIKIT NOW & SAVE MONEY! 1964 PREMIUM BOOKS Will lo Moiled About hi WHk In July CLOSING TIMES ARE: Beef and Dairy Cattle, Sheep and Swine - 4:00 P.M ., Wednesday, August 12th. Horse Show-UO P .M. Wednesday, August loth. No closing time on Horse and Pony Pllll Conteots. All other Departments-4:00 P.M., Tlmn. Aug. 13 Secretary will be at Fair Board Oft'lce at Fair· grounds from 10,00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on August lO·lH~ 13th. utensil RADIO & TV automatic I .....,. ,......."". $4·'-P Naturally. It's All ·'""*'~ •hlte bo\., ..... at ., exceptionally low price. s..-.. well - fivtO )'fillS ol protection. COIItrolled dl'lkiPI kl pa i* -.wy wblt.a. W!IOOthly - WVII'8 GAS I Stt l ( ' ate of Rutlond Htgb tchool. Hit addre•• is AB l.a wrenee L• AnMrson d , AF t••t••• u,_,, Fll1ht 177, Bnx IMI, l.a«'kland A.F'. Ba1e, Tens. and Mrs, Bobby Imboden. Tiley ~ ~~ all attended the funeral of Mr. Earl Stro(1g, and the arandsons : of of Mr. Strong were pallbearers. Mrs. Alma Srnittr and fam ily , ~~ ~-- ~-- ~ M d were r. an Mrs. Corwin 1 Smith and dauitlJ,ers, Mr. and i LADY ESQUIRE Mrs. Lloyd Smith and children, !' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and , son, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smlth 1 and dtUJhter1, Ml'. lnd Mrs. , Change Shoe Colors 1 • - - · - • SHOE COLORING Jill' las Atllllllcoca Dtlltr \ ' • } I of Columbus: Mr. aftd Mrs. , Bill Wallace and children or J..ouiaviJie. Ky.: Mr. and Mrlil. 'fhom01 Slewar t. J r. on d •on, i Mr. and Mra. BHI Garnea and 1 A8 Orten As Vou Ltke THE SHOE BOX MIOOLIPORT. 0. at your Ford DealerS FOR DRIVEWAYS Add thilt new drive now. Let our conorett experts do it or cheek with us for complete do-it-yourself informatloon. Call uo now! DlttBNDAILE DltY C:LEANING GOEGLEIN FAST Pout Smith and daughter, ali t l)(LIVERY Low READY..MIX Co. on• of .. von mtn charg..t I MADE BY ALCOA with Hoffa of oblllnln1 1!5 f'"-;::::i:=:ii::i!=i=i;:i:;:i:i:;= miJUon in loan• from the i reomtten union penlion fund I by fraudulent me1 n1 1 nd di· :Pomeroy . Cpsci and Williams verting $1.7 millkln of It t(l . , SERVICE '"'' St. ROBINSON'S Launder•r•Ory Cltll'•rs e.nVIfltlent 'iekup ltatl..,• In ::;:JM~l~O~E~B~V~I~LC~O~I~b~M~I~DEgavgaL~C~O~l~:·~·~IDE~~~"'g;~!:dll=~~ Mltldleport~Pomerty The "House Doctors II $ay 1t CAN . b8 done / .I I from Ametlei1'1 wldel1 selection. Come In tod•Y · COLD STORAGE ~- the Morgondal• farm, was giv· •n to Carla Will of Pomoroy. Co--chairmen for the horse show were Pout 1•. Casci, Mid· l 1 dleport. ond Mickey Williama, kind oltrtdtawt can offtr with aalot ot en oft·Hmt hllh. Choote and WY 24214 Middleport 7'RtCES tlert ore 46 great ways to tofn tilt bll owlteh to Ford 1 Swlteh to 1 mgdot thlt'l r!tht tor 1'0'1' tunclo oncl family. iovo en tho FUR COATS 1!:h:l:ld:ro:o~of~n=••:r~De:•t~e~r:~M:r~ · · - - - - ·--· ~~~~~~:;;~~~;;~~~::;.:~;:~;:;:;~~;~~; - - - · -- -----Conllrllc~ nated by Mrs. W. A. Morgan oi l Kovea1, bead of tha firm, 11 I 11 HltJI MIOE IY Alt A block Shetlond pony, do· for lion the Corp. llliamt, Calvin Arlhur Cal olko\·en'• WY 2·101 MiUtoPOrl WY 2·5t30 Ph. ,_,..... 1 are memberH of the Drew Web- lltelr ,..., 8 purpo1 ea. ster No. JD Post of the Amerii _ I · ('liln Legion ""'""•·· -..."'~'*"""-"'-- '- '·-"-~.'l.>W.,•·""' I ·' ., ·~·' ' FREE!! 1 ~,_.,<t..,_.,.,..,_.,. _,-.-_,-,"''"'''~_.,..., ' • Pearce-Simpson 2-Way Radios . In • . ALUMINUM SIDING 0 • office •• tiib boat •• home : • •FE~... car and : ... 'I '-<: air. .. Cain.• action ••• everywhere! llluminlted - I fllltd chtnnels, tunable to recelvs· 111d tr1ntmlt 23 channels with 111ttm11 cl')'stal socliot -lllumlnttod "S" ~•tor 1nd slidl rule tuninJ diti-IM 1r1111istw powtr supply. . ~ 'f~ r~ ., e IAKID INAMIL GUTTERS end DOWNSI'()UTS eSTOIIM WJNDOWI ei'IIIIIOLAS DOOI CANOPY eOTHER FAVORS Alii .YOURS WHIN YOU LIT Ul DO IT ~ "'IJ ,(, • '> ' " ;:;! : t'omplete Bome Decoratllll Se1'1'ice • tlluminatod- 6 11•«1 chont\01~ tun1blt to rtctlvt tnd tr1n1mit e 'r" IXttrl" DtiiJRI • • • 23 channelJ with txlerr.tl crystal socket- Illuminated slide rule tcming dial-Ill tr1n1lltor pawrr • tupply, I • e !il AIK POR A Pall a• Dlt,tON.TrtATrON r NARt:le•81M ... QN, IND. FOREMAN & ABBOTT I WY 2·5321 we ••• alford 11 In tlae ltaekJ'ar•U" I ~ .. •••••••••••••••••••••••• N. 2nd Ave. ,-----..,,OUR CHOICE OF THE FOU.9WING . ''1111 lltlu•e Dwlon . /lite oU1NJI Ia" .lervlee In--- \ Md - Bvo Ale•• II NAME '\:=:.;: H······· . ···---· .. - - ..... - ... - .. _ .. .,._.,..,. .. ___ ...,..,;.,. ........... . All~ • l .CITY .................- •• PliONJm ·•··•••••••·· . \ ' Middleport, 0. ·' to help folb who nHd money. Stop Ill . . . ph Rl ..... d ltf.JOU like, EC:OIICIIY SMiliiGS lc LOAN COMPANY 235..0795 COLUMIUI - COLLICT '"' , _ lillmolt tr· Moll Coupon IIITIIUO~ IUILDIRI 01' OHIO, INC. ' 4920 I, llh Avo. c:.tumlovo 19, Ohio e WHIIII QUALITY II II>AitAMOUin e dill'•-•Uoro a ,_ l1Mpl111"•tyeqhomo" If rucb' ••,lh 1o th• ~ bom • trip you vo ,.......,. Ut .......... ""' . with a ••cotton loan. Wo'ro ""'' tF _a eAlumlnum llorm Wlndowo CALL ANntME DAY OR M. ~. ' '' J \ I At tho time Rome fell, another city, another great ctvllf>ntfon was rfolnl!-hall way around tl1e world. INSTALLATION New "COMPANION II" features • MILLION-DOLLAR JAGUARNOT FO.R SALE! WITH EVIRY COMPLITI : •• • 0 Do Not Delay In Making Your Entrlto Entry blonko mull be filled out by tha Exhibitor. I, Sa/em Center k 1964 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MEMIIRSHIP Cooking 1 I. c·sli• c. Arends. R-Ill . witt \ CHICAGO iUPll- The gov· repre<~ent thf! R@llllbllcan con- 1ernment said toclwy It had ~r..ssional deleeatlon dul'lng 1 found I mis•lna: wunus In the BV MRS. LIZZIE CATON GOP Platfurm Commlltt~:e hear-1 James H. Hoffa 1%5 million Recent weekend auests tllh. Cherokee. owned and rid· pm Plains. ·n by Art Thompson ot Me- !· maka Mrf WERNER ••· Le•lte Is a 1M3 •ndu- 1 t Burner-witb·a-Brain Johnme Coffee and dau&hter, , . - - - - - - - - - - , Vick< Lynn, Mr. and M._. Ram• ~ mey, Miss Ruth Rammey, and up vititins the Johnston• on Mon· day were. Mr. aod Mrs. Frank t;_;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _,_J 1 r h •d f and adViSO<"S this past week IS!. Augusl!Oe. d ,1 JUDGING - George To d, ~eft; -~n.g 15 . JU . ge .0 i' Countv 4_H rlub m~mb~r~ arfl , Concrett blork.<> Wt're h"t~ved lronton and Weste~n.Judge ~Ill P?~Aels,' a qu~rter hm.se again ~~lllng pntaln chip~ to t through plt~te glass windows i SPECIAL AT righl!i advoeale11 " · lag~ d marcht•s tO St. Auj:ust me SunJohnitOn. 1 ~ -ay, on o_ppo11te JideJ of tht 1 Sam Hick~ and Jame1 Dalfll r J!_v s mam thoroughfare . '1'11e Rife have returned homl! after groupe: Wel'e SPpar~ted ~y 3 spending a week visiting Mr. ltne of !bout 1110 potter offiCer!, I ond Mrs. Richerd Lee Rife II N. lnd Avo, ~orne with dogs on leashes. ] ' I Cherry Point, N. C. f<'ive Neiroes were admitted , 1 to an l:;plscopal chureh in St. i LAWRF.NCF. ANDERSON Augustine Sunday but live , I others who altempted to allend Lawr~nce L. Araderton, 21, a Methodist church were ar- son ol Mr. •nd Mn. Larry which rncludes insurance J'or the Kln q said t•omplian ce tn Ihe penorl law would .h(' .tested in Monl· Jnrorm<itior concerninJZ crRfhq r·~mwn. Rrrmm~h~m . Sl>lma, 1 and rf':gistration blank~ wa.c: (,adscten and T'u~calomm. Al_a. mailed to ttarh club memhtor find Alban\ Gu., as ·wf'll as In ' 1 I and family were Mr. und Mrs. n<embm IJ years •n < _lnun~•r of the new ct vtl rtght• btl I. . . . . will s!art Frida~ . .llll.r 10, ;md Negro leadel' Marlin Lulht•r Km!{ .Jr. : satd 111 Chicago f'nd Tuesday, .Julr 14. Co~;t or ,Sunday the measme would he fe)jted JO thto courtR as the camp i; llll pe.· per<on soon ps it is signed inlo law. bre~der, of Huntsville, OhiO, display. -~op Jes gn.e~ make money for 4.H C'luh pro- land doors r1f ~:~tale Stan. .away Sunda)' at the 11th Annual Hors@ s ow Rponsore . t · · Pnpt '!'l real f'~tate offi('P :by the Meigs County Ridi~g rlub ~nd th~ D?wl\~~b~ter Je~l:i-.'1 vtar the ('onte!lt Is bas· Augll~tine ea rly today. :Post ~o. 39, of the Arnencan LegiOn .- en IIH' o o. led on the mo.llt Aalet~ Nlr clllb . ha" been a spokesman MASTEl PIIITERI HOUSE PIIIT Miss Melva Johnston is visit· InK Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and children at their homo In Columbur, and lo takinr caro of tho children while Mr. 1nd Ml'll. Smith work. Recent Sund.ay viliit.on of Mr. and M111. Eliaen~ John5ton Ear IyRI•ghtS LaW Tes tmg • 1 Two camps an· o;;chel'lult>cl nn ramp f~JJ l'hlh m~>mhPr~ 1.1 \'FJU~ j . S~OW Hospital News ~ l1' Ptn: ... \llt1 OH 111.1. LOAN. .. .... Uiti .. _.WYJFd~ a-Jl)l, POI"'f'OY Tho ceotor of the 6rst Mayan Empire, Chichon ltza, lifted lu 111••t PYl'fllllidl above the foresli of the Yucatan PeaiJl<1,1la on the east coast of Mextoo m tho fifth C<~ntury, A-D. Deep within the l•r1~t pyramid l1 a chiltnb..r dotn• inated by a thron• In the ahape of a red jaguar, &potted with inaerta of fll'"ll Jade, Tho MeJdcan sovemwent refused fl,OOO,OOO for It 30 yean o~ol Far to ihe north stand the remain• of another on· cient city, Tootihuacan, which housed 2&>,000 peo· p)e ill 700 AJ), And only :)ll mile~~ from there II a modern capital of tod•y'• worlci-Meltieo City, Here, the tall buUdmgs are O.aroplet of the boot ill 111odtm arehit'ICturo. Commeteo and lnduotry, theater and !be arta, oc\u· c~tl011 ancl meclic:Jne, people opel culloms-oll are of today's world. bowledge of our rnod.rn noiJhbor Is important ltld•Y· Send fo.r th• free 16-page booklet, "Know Mtr!IX>." BOlt 1900, New York 19. I NOW 011.!11 ' ~ ,OA~ ' ~ ..... ' Ask about your Ford Dealer's Big Bwlttb Spom.,. KEITH . GOBLE FORD I,N(~. . f AM To. II~~ CI!HI,...ctiR. ,MOlt •.. SATUIPAY ' • UR . -8 ~1 .SOUTH TijiRD ST. _ ( "'·. , \'· 0 I .· ., ' ' • '' ~ �. ~ •- .. - .. - • ~ ~ ~ ...._ ... ?- "' .. ... - • .- ..,.. _. .... - - .... .. .. • " ' ForS.Ie WANT AD IN FORMAliON P&.u>Lil'U ........ Mo... ar DM4U.. S:OD A . Ill. CA.!'ICm...&..ATIONI COUVTIO"iS '1.'1 11 bt! 1~\cld IIJit::ll 'li .OO A . M •..,. Dar 11111 hi~c:atto• UIUtJLAnONI o.J •I'"' rll'•' fbolllcl -n.. 0 fM OQb UTU c .. nu , _ ._.. oh la&t-rtiO'I' ;w.J;,iii) WD Ctl.lrp !:II o;o1nta 1J: l'1n:a. Jt" WIH'(l hlr T'V.. o;oo. . , :1! "" ~tcp,. o"'ll an• D1...:... M •Ot •• MI wottt• 01' CAJtD 41UU - ..,.. ,_... 11 .• Ml "ftll 11 tl1y1. TllAJ"'K,.. lor • OBrnJ 10 word !Dill lmuf!l. bell ...Ua.ollal word 11' OJ'hCI IIOUKI 1.30 A. 11. .. 6.00 P . M.. OallJ lltunSQ--11 :30 A,, II. to )J::OO DOOD lT'I 10 &AS'Y TO PLACI A lliiSULT PRODliCINO WANT 41> PHONE WY2-2157 '-::=::::::::::::==1 • Nolle. T0 WHOM It may C0110tf11: Tbere will ba no <hargeo lor ftmoral sorvicea at the Falla Mtlbodist Clwroll. Bani ot Tnlsleel 1 11 3141 "'ii"""'ANS==m=-to:--:;;the ,...-ort"'tl""c"" ism -c Ill lrlOilds who ligo l!onda, 'Wbat - friends fur? e Ul sq, =c-:r:-==-:---=:-- ; \Vi iiL\l5LY loaD a Blue LIJ&. Ire Carpet S h a - with punbaM of Blue Lustre 1111ampoo Boker Fllrniture, L . otart lollddle[lol1. 1 11 lie -· - - - - - -- - fOR IALB - lloal- Tomato planla. W1111a11 B. Holmas, Synaaae. • I If• WHEN YOV USE ABC Cleanm . , Brln•• ·:~~u·.·n~n. t"our mllea have recently added a w,ut "JI \ oo:vlllf' on Rt. 50 at B•:J• ~unO<'O, Stadon, ~urn left one mile . \\edge Fruit Farm . wheel =o-;;=,;-~===l-22·tlc ·' ' "' ~u. 11.ot 'H r<~~~ponaib~ for ,,nu t.han ' Ill 111~1 la.nlo• ~ Buslne11 Servlce1 driVe, llf• cu. we '- yd .. front er.rd loader. 1 back boe and bulldozer work i:lso per- ® EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE 19641 IP 0 Or QUALITT 0. ----------- ••• 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1295 formed. Jl'roe estimate. Phone SALE- Mld<lleport'o tan. evenings, WY 2-3243. Em ll'rom tbo torpll truet or Loeal owner and real clean interior, 8 eyl engine. Power· lildo traDI. Beater. Jet black finish. est building, located l5S N. met fl . Shuler, (343 Page St. bulldOIV rodiator to the ...Uutlo.. torcoH. Second Sll'eet, Mlddieporl Middleport.) Contractor. 1957 Pontiac H.T. Coupe $695 Priced tor quMt sale. Inquire 6 IV Ute Clet.n Interior, n.lce Ivory over coral finish, tire• like new. automatic trana. Radio 1nd heater . at Ohlo Rotet. IO 16 tie NOW OPI!:N, Ed'o Auto Trim, · WY 1-21U 112 W. Main St., Pomeroy. fOR SALE $1549 GIBSON·Kav·HarmOI\)' I(Ultan Complete line seat c o v e r s , l l - - - - - - - - - - 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door Spotl~u vinyl Interior, all new ires. green tintah , heater. and Ampittien, 24 months to coovertlble tops, call>Ots and Business Opportunltln pay, .... or caD l'lffi.D JeweJ. origin&) trim. • 15 6tp OR- SALE:- ood Mart au ers.PboneP"=t BPillle••Wae•~-~ ~~ PlANO TUN.ING to Unlversiil F to ID \eai;, we are ~erm: 0 Or 0, ·~ ~. ........, ~• Standard Pttcb (A 440 cpa) 1Jt'1:N c:Vc:~ 1:1111 I'.M. "f' • d 8 10 SPAIN WINS CUP W~ill~i•~m~ooo~ ~ . · • · for sa1a our buslneSB, Jla.. own : a. m. cc - - -- m Rep811' and adjustment cine Food Markel, corner 5111 POMIROY, OHIO Ka.nawba River Bruce up MADRID (UP!) - Spain woo FOR SALE - Furnitu,.. lor of action e:xtra. CaD In Pam- and Pearl, Racine, 0 h 1o. ~ _ --~ Marmet, 5:40 p. m.; 0. Jl'. the European Cup of Na 'lons it sale. Phone WY 2-2216. eroy, WY :1-~. f-l:l-12tp Anyone sincerely interested In 1963, Giovanni Battista She"'er up Marmet, 4:15a.m.; socrer by beating the Sovie 6-2G-6tp In good going busin.,. may Real Estate for Sale Cardinal Montini was elected Lucas up Marmet, 5 a.m.; El· Urrlon, 2·1, Sunday night befo" "1966::::--;H"'A"'RL='E"'Y"-D'A"V.,I"'os=oN.,.-;-;165. Rickard's Alignment Service, contscl Lynn or Pauline Hart ·~ - - -ti'ff d h tb gercillf up Wtnfield, •2 :20 a. a capacity crowd of 120.000. In be tween 8 a. m. and •• p. m. HOUSE for oale, f rooms and pon ... an c ose e name m Helen Z• up 6: 311 am. ; TheI·, clud'mg Ge nera lisslroo Franc. Priced to sell. Phone WI 9 - (fonnerlv. Grueser .Bod •' Worts), 286 W Mam Sl, 6 18 Stc bah lth b I k' of Pope Paul VI. rna Ann down, 6:40 a. m. jand his wife. 34M after 6:30 P·tt1·_&:_2();Jtp Pomeroy, Ohio. R. H. RickI , w custom ui t 11- ----------'-----....:.....:....:::..::::_....:.:=..::::...::=::.______ BLUE RUG, 9 x 12.8, 4 match- ard, Phone WY J-l57e eben, near acbool, comer of U 4th In Middlelng rugs. Good condition. Ca Wheel balancing, auto glass. . port. and Call Lincoln, Gene Coleman, SH WY Ul42. I-21).J!c brake oervict. I 2-5329 or WY 2-3196. 6-20-atc HOUSETRAILER, 1949 Richa:-dI 27 &4tc ' son, 1Bx7, in good condition. - - - - - - - - - - for ma11 or wolllall from I NEW HOME for sale. 3 bed· ruom built-In cabinets carCall WY 2-26S9. 6-26-6tp CUSTOM brush hog work. $5 this area to service and per hour. Call Y.'Y 2 . 6&12. coiled from coin-operated port, front porch, ~ acre I groond. Price fiO,OOO. O'Deil ~ ~:... : : Charles Mash or Lester ~n> :lispellSO'rs. We establish Manley, Rutland, 0. Ph. SH wl~ • a. o U "- , 1 Co- old. ~ route. Car and reference '" """" ~ ~ desirable. Party must 2-4191. f-20-3tp Irate. King Builder. S u P PI 1 BULLDOZER wort. basementa bave ca.sll capital of $900 Co., Middleport, Ohio. landscaping, brushing. poods 3oocl potential earnings FOR SALE by owner In Middleport, 3 bedroom home , ;:;==-;;:=~--='=1 tlo Lowboy service. Chari.. Jet· I part-time: full-time more built-In kitchon. wall to wall SINGER Sewing machinea. lers. Phooe WY 2-622%. 1 For personal intemew. carpeting. Csll WY 2 · 3787, oew, $59.10 up. SUeral u!ed I 1 30 "' give phone number, etc. close to ochools. 6-2~tc mad!- at bargal!l pricel. . , Write To: The Fabrlc Shop, Singer Sales See Nelgler llulldl~ and Sui> King Distributing Co. FOR SALE: l bedroom home, and Servict, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1!11. Racine, .for betler bomes., in Syracuse, hardwood Ooors, WY ~ f n lfc tttcb.. cabinelo and s10nD 7lto Rl•orriow ,.,.,. .. gas furnace, storm doors, doors. U D tie • Ml,_pa~;, S2. - · NEW AND USED welders, air 1;....iiiiiiiiiiiiiii carport Phone WY % • 3424 afternoons. 6-2~tp compreuors, wel<!ini p orod. ...... Offw Freo demllllilralion. .,.. Get Acquain._ BLAmNAR'S Mt p omeroy c @) 0 By RICK D\1 BROW Ullited PrMa lnlornational HOLLYWOOD (UP! • Notes lo welch television by : 'file Headn-.: Frank Slna~ ra stan on Ed Sullivan's CBStv show June 28 ...Perry Como retu1'!11 lor .. ven more 1'/BC·TV specials next aeason, with Goodman Ace rejoining him as chief script writer... Bert Lahr, Stanley Holloway and Rlchardo MDntalban will appear Oct. 18 in NBC-TV's "Hall of Fame" production of the muciJ.traveled off-Broadway ahow "ho l"antaaticlu." The Wlnnert: ABC·TV's day· lime soap opera, "General Hos~ltal, " starring ex·msjor league baseb&ll player John Berardino, IJ a ratings hit.. .Harry Mor. gan, a stalwart this season oa NBC-TV's Ril'hard Boont anthology, landed a regular opot come fall on the same network's new "Kentucky Jonea" series, wlllch is aboot a former horse trainer (Dennis Weaver) and his adopted Otinese orphan tx., ... ABC-TV's "Th~ Making of the President, 1960," whlcb For Rent HOUSE FOR RENT -tn-Pome.. roy 3 rooms and bath. Call WY 2·3S7S after 5 p.m. 6-20-tfc FOU ROO R M furnished apart. ment. !'hone WY 2-543S, 211 S. &th Ave., Middleport. •Plus Tax --· ·- -· . -- Oj>en 7 dayo eacb week . 8 a.m to 8 p.m. RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE =t:;~a:~zl!:...-..• USED work pants and tlllrtl. PAINTING, Interior and elt· Carl ~hevaller, Long Bottom. terior contracts wanted. fto. I 17 30tp ger Cullums, 208 Butternut. _ _ __ _ _..:..:_..:..:..:.. Tel. WY :1-21182. OR SALE - Mexican tomato p:•nll. WilHam R. Robneo, f 18 61p Suacuse. f ' tie f S 1e Re t or I or n ·o HIGHEST AND BEST h''l<ior, 6 room houso to bo HOUSE for rwnt or sale, by ••moved from Preml101. monthly paymeuto on land Beech and Loculi Streets, contra"' 532 Mill Stree• Mid...., ' Middleport, Ohio. call WY J.- dleport. Phone WY 2-5262. 5221. · 1 zz 31c 1 11 tic .~EW AND USED elotltlll(l oold HOUSE TO RENT or buy oo land :ootract In Eastern High and Riverview School distrlcl. Phono WI »-2624. I 22 3tp ll 11 II ·:1 '~ I1 Yt.,.l\ h .,!.. 0 IARNCV GOOGLE ana ,o.urf 10 and collect from coin opented cllarette, candy Ice • otber , .cblnos. Thio is ao nceUent polltlon that can be worked fuD or part time Persons aelected mull have Ul-12 houn per week, oe~ ricable outo and $600 to $4.200 capital. WRtn: nlroctor, Do pt. 0-4S ~IDIItAL MACHINI CO. P.O. ~a. nat Lltttolloclr, Ark, Giving Name, Addneu. Tel• phone and Otber Partieutan. SYRACUSE - I - room home, bath, porches, uUlltios, on d 1eve1 1ot. ..., ..,......00 own. RACINE Largo 7 • room hom•, 11> batlt, hardwood noors. full tasement, hot water heat. J • car garage, level lot and out of high water. LETART - 1 t•rge rovm home bath, atorm doon and windows. Several toto. Beautiful view of river. Vlr,U Te~di.rr:•ama• 0 18 31 p . BALLS 0' FIRE II .. To l&llla ..,_ 1'. atlklrelt'• , rtver • . )(edj.. a. au- eol : .., abbr. IO.Rl&b II. Blttar ,. ....... priM 1G.- 1L ~~~OP'poll­ 11.- eota 11.01..- tl. .,.....,. II. i.l>q :Ill. lmpoood, D . T1da&' at tofttouo ll!.a- a7.llelatee t ributary u.u.-.u SI. Oirt'a ...... U. IJtMC I ft!ue 21. AOC\IID.u.late :18. Variety CJC -......... .......,.. ..... ··-..- - .,...,_ b ird :U.Xovw"• Yehicle lit. Lick up sa. Plleo at. Typo 4LBtiDN 4a. Jlotber of ~ -. 10. CJorrecg ll.lAak fur ... apect III.KIIIIttala M. Soaeoata 17.0apy - l-Ie~ fiftu ... Woad• pia d. Caolldn&' mile6 back by now.UJaltl M.Alud&- Let'6 eat! mont 411. DlaUnet porlo M . Afft.._ 1 LAdolq DAILY C8'fP.l'OQ1JOl' - BON'• hcow to wwk Itt Cue/r/t1 ' PIUlQR.UI LOO MONDAY TBROUGB FRIDAY 6:!1 'Sip 011 lminuleeftortattbeRepubbcanCOIIveutJOn~_S"."Franclleo. llr-...,...,....,..,.....,.....,...,....,..,...,.....,.. ......,....,......,.., D·RIVE IN TODAY DRIVE COOL TOMORROW r"'· sell lB IW.A.Ta IIQTK BA11mll WJEH RADIO a.. =:-=:.., '::.. TQI'. 1lllaht wind ap In the 8tnatal Alrndy he 0111 take · .......~ · &"Jell' • clo one week'• world" """"•..WI.'IblU .ll.. "He 8aturdan CtJSl lf u. tbo--.. -- ror tbo t1>no u., X .,.. tbo - 0'., ole. 8UIIIo lttton. &pootroptu.. the leagth ulll &» .,_ et U.. WIQidl are &11 binta. -clay A. OaJJLq•- Qatar &QV~L'l'VAI' ZW TU '.IIQI' JB TU n I e ..t.K'I'DLB.t...t.KB II LOJI'Ili'J:LLOW O n l - - . . - - 'cOtlltr. In tlda~ A IIUliOII WHATEVER HAPPENS TO THE DRUM MAJORr-At least one drum major liked baton !wJrhn~ so much that, alter graduation, he is going to make it .his profession. Robert C~ur!-rJght, June ~raduate of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, and a prize.. ~mnt~g drum maJor and baton twirler, was able to work his way through college teachmg hi! skill to high school and college girls. Now he'll open a school. In tbU. photo, Bobby Is ahowlnif Boimy Keueotz how to execute a h~f-leap. River news No Down Pciyment 18 Months To Pay 2i . '3.5 · . . rr- HOW CONtE VE TO QUIT 'lORE PLOWIN' THIS TIME O'DAY I. Part of .,. bo" FOR ~ALE : Modern three FOR SALE: 7 rooiDI and WORLD'S LARGEST X-RAY-Run-o!-tbe-mlll X-nys are usua1!1 Iaten of ehesl1 bOnee bedroom borne, l years old, hoUM on Rutland Road. ' and other parts of the body. But the EastmaJI .Kodak people have done somethb,g dl&on Rt. No. 24ll. II> miles past Large lot. Ahmuoum storm forent. They've X·rah~ 1 full-size PraU & Whitney jet engine. The J.b&.foot iadloChest<!r Goll Course, 2.2 ac- doors .and windows. Re....,. graph waa macle by a · -vollage X·l'l!Y JD1chine paaslng Ita betm through the jet en&toe res land. fruit trees and able. KeMetb Searle. SH on~ strips of ftlm, suPPOrted by pl,ywood panels baeked by lead lhlelds. Objeetlve.of tile b!te:to is to show the working parts of the engln~ Both the x-ray and engine are • ohrubbery. Forced hot alr 5012. S II 30tc e . . at the KGdllk Pavillon af the New York World'a Fair. heating, wen water. Keith Chaffee, Call: Cbester llfl$. I ROOM double al 1.39 llutter3120 6 17 etp nut Ave. Vl!ry reasonsbie. 1 :-:::;::::::::::~-~:·.-:.j---------------------· Owner will finance part. E. H. •FOR ~ALE: Two bedruom Hedrtck, 1113 Buttarnut Ave., boose, Grant Street. Middlee.. Pomeroy, 0 . Phone WY :Iport. Phone WY 1-3194, or 2670. 1 a 12tp see Ballne Walburn. I _17 ~~ IN SYRACUSE, tbnea bedroom Gange readlaga Galli· od ho hool dam. 18.1, 15.1, ronnlog HOUSE for aale : 8 owms, two m ern me, near oc ' fee.t. Pt. Pleasant 24.38. apadlllf'l'ls. Must ,.il. Local- Modern insulated, Nail board 21.25. Hinton .070 lslied near downtown Pomeroy. beatJDg, largo lot 72 • 295 Kanawha Falls, .1161 riaPhone WY 2-5131 oc WY 1- Phoce f a. m. to 5 p. m. WY Ch 1 1 1· 1-39'14; Evenlnll, 7 to 9 p. m ares on, I8.02 , r smg. 3173 6 2 tic · WV :!,.:l44l f 2 tic Kanawha River on the lilln. Auto e-lea Boat movemen- , ~ Ohio River - Jordan down 4 a. m.; Dean up 14, 4:55 1980 DODGE, 2 dr. hardtop, ~II, pushbutton drive, radio and . m.; Indiana down 14, 8:20 heater. Exellent condition. RUTLANL - Lovely I • m.; Lorreona up IS, 4 a. m.; f800. Coli 935-3315. 1-20-atp room house with II> Rose G down 17, j P· m.; closets galore, stoker D. up 17, 5:25 a. m.; Wwld!:..:. ol ee-ed forced hot air heating. Jr. down 17, 6:15 a. m.; -.-Rooms arranged lllltablo down 18, 8: 1.5 p, m.; D'n 820 Mr R'"- .......,, ride ud __..,... oHice or beauty oalon, all up 1 • 1 ' 5 8 · m. ; · ~ 8maD car . ,00"::.: -~ newly decorated. Nice up 15, 5:05 a. m. Char. -, .., Corner location, two les doiVn 18, 4:05 a. m.; ~ lot. wltb 2..:ar garage. . up 18· S: 40 a. m.; ADVANCE GUARD-Paul Grindle, lelt, and David GoJd. _,_,..__ u~000. up 19, 3:05 a. m.; McCook berg, former calnpaign directors lor Henry Cahot .Lodge In • ~~--::::. ......... •• 1'1~1 Mftlao. laiHIIIIII 19, 5:10 • . m,; Jerry New Hampshire, have allted themselves .with .the campalga .. .,._ - - . . · • · down 19, 8:35 a. m.; !like of Gov. William W. Scranton. The hustl>.ng Boston>a,ns. WID 88 88 PIJalle In W171 ~ ·•• or ...... 20, 5:50 a. m.; Cherukee make preparations for the Pennsylvarua .governor a Iut. It, 3tc 20, ,, 45 a.m.; Rote up Jnatructlona 4:50 a. m.; Wayne R :··~ 1962 PONTIAC. f2250. 4 door 6:15 a. m.; Spom down 22, hardtop, Cltalloa, bluo fio. ~;~IL IIRVICI TilTS! 5:10 a. '11.; Little Edward dn•mll ish. automatic tnmmlui'lll, 23, 5:20p.m.; Shale> Jr., down power steering, power brakes. ,.....,._ ...., ...,. •·· 7·35 p m · Patton 1102.00 • ...._ l'l'lparatofJ .....,, · · ·• radio and emu. 1110 Broad- anw ••-,.. ~.~ 1:05 a. m. ·, Prl- dovm Middle rL Call WY 1- """' _ , . •• ~ay, po ru:a ..,..,.,_ '"' 23. l:IO a. m.; Jinx up 23. 52119. f ZSI tie a. m.; Hlerenranx up Green1953 Chovrolet Station Wagon, ":· too. Tllo 5 a. m.; Betltjord down $100.00. Wm. L. Johnson, ......,. ! :30 a. m.; Steve' Cllok up ABC CLEANERS 1!05 Lincoln Hgts., Phone Help Wanted . 9:05 p. m.; H. E. Bowlee & SHIRT LAUNDRY WY ~r2868. 6 It Stp MAN _ open- up 32, 1:20 a. m.; . Buckeye ·J73.5S43 I9S7 Chevrolet, 2 doOJ, H.T. ing in W. Melga Co. or Mid· State up 32, 1:25 1. Mooan, W. Va. VB automobile. Extra clean dleport and Pomeroy. m.; Orleanlan up 3%, 3:30 a. J If Boat - 3~1m inside and out. Late model Raw leigh Products. Yea m.; e up ... : · ; HEATING, P-11&. M - Blue Mist Pslnt. f/115.00 will around, steady work, good ~aivoiloe up 33• 4 a. m.; Tam· ........... Anold ltolkera, trade. Mason 772-52112. profits. Wrlte Rawleigh, (lept. leo down 33; 5:23 1 · m.; L. 1'1· fll Eaot Mahl s-. P f 19 Jt OH F 140 137 Freeport Dl. up 33, • a. nl.; Molly K ei'OJ, PllMt trY M&41. =c=-:-:,.-;--;~~- P • f ltp Meldahl 4:!0 p. m.; BID 7 211 tlo 19112 Studebakar Station Wagon, . down t:5t · p. m.; low mileage, excellent condi· 12:3f a. m.; Ellaha &art Ill '• PI . . . ... tion, "'"Y terms, Citizen's Na· INCRE. ASE CAPITAL 1 •• 1 Soothe "•-a W' "HINGTON :~ · m. ,· t:n Ilona! Bank, Middleport, Ohio "" . ' Kl lillie, 4IUt . •· m. 1 22 Stc oorporattooa bave 1:no1 , _ • - - their net worklu8 eapttal Ga!Upolh Dam - Onward Heckett'a Sohlo S...VIc. We .... e1 IIIII ferm Mechinerv bUtton duJtin& lito . p. in.; OVEC up 10:45 p. Sewer Maeb- - ...._ quarter of Ibis y,al' q, Sandy down 10:!0 p. m.; · WY Wltl POMIItOY · R•••oltlt Balli FOR SALE OR TR.\01!:: Hay a record. accoi-dlnl to tha up 11:50 p. m.; ·Cotton .' . .. ' Call WY loa7i Day or NICIII I tedoer for aalo or ll'ade. wv curltl.. and Excbai11e down 1:115 p. m.; 7 a Ill: 241~.. t 4 lie 1lion (SEC). . up S:IO a.m.; J - .TI'I!I!!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _JIM SMI AUNT SUKEYS JEST TAKIN' Hi'R GRASS BREAK DOWH 1;=========~~:::-~=~~=:·~ll~lle~ ;;;;;;;;=:==.===::===:==.::=:= ... ....... - ...... T. A coronet I.Pnewnaua J'ru ' Blaettnars ----------1 WE'll BE $TARI1N6 T~. I .JUH TH006HT '1'00 'D LIKE TO ~NOW .. I ... rtp!T B k S , r- product G. French city utr.x.. 28. Identical Ex..llent Opportunity loiJ.D O< ...,.... wanted \ '\. t ff. - al Wheel Ahgnment - - - - - - - - F'IJRNISHED apartment, GUNS ruoma and batll. Call WY 1- ' We bu1, Mil and trade (111111. 11615 AND 6 15 sq, Bill Wellman, Lea WUUamam · ra 8 trYICI al Tlfllo Jne!en, P1Joue Iii SMAIL apartm011t suitable for ~olnl PJe•MDI, W. Yo. ' 2 men. Air condiUoned. Phone IG 18 "" between I and 7 p. m. WY :1-------$440. I 18 31< .\UTOMOIIILB DwWK» beeD JI'OUR ROOM furnished opaJ'I. WY 2·1143 Pomeroy, 0. ..._u..., l.aot coper. meot. Phone WY 2.81151. . . . ~~~ Cd WY5 27 Uc lillie FOR LIGH1 back-hoe service, FOUR ROI)MS, beth •nd ba..,. call or contact: Earl R. men~ lumace beat.P h o a e Werner Construction. Phone ~~-~I WY 2-331i. ' 21 tie WY :I-Z7611. o 17 6tp --_ liNGER DESK typa, II k e 4 ROOM apartment with bath. PIANO tuning. Newman Buraew. Iilli zago, mak.. but- Phone WY 1-saa5. dette, Middleport, WY 1tonholes ast., bl'nd S S Uc 5246. f 18 30tc 1 • everc _ __ hems, design~, eta. Guarao- UnfUrnlahed boose 4 1'001111 FOR YOUR Bulhloz•• or&. - . B&lance .,-r .81 or U utility and bath.' 1655 Polni Phone W" 2-64S5, Paul L. BalJDODthly. Pbooo WY 1-2201. Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY 1- ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R. D. 2. • jg 5tc :1874, 33 tie 0 I 30tp KIRB==v"'s=WE=E"'P'=E'=R:-.-c-om - -: pl:-:ete THREE and four roo.. lurnlsh• wl111 power poUshet'. Can't be ad and unluruisbed apan. !old froat aew. Perfect run- menta. WY :1-5434 12 6 tie POMEROY, OHIO Ding cond!Uon. Guaranleed. Balaoce due ' paymenta of FURNlSJIED and unfurnlllbed In tho HNrt of flA pe month. Phone WY apartmeots. Inquire at the THE AMERICAN RUHR • ~. e 19 5tc Ohio Rolol. t-ZI-Ifr ~ fi"""";;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;""";o;;;a;;;;;;;;;"""'IMoDERN 4 room ..,d bath General RNI Estate USED FREEZER BUYS furnish«. apartment. Phone 16 Cu.l't, Unlet WY 2-387f, Service 5 12 tie :f:'l't~~:::.- $100 CHIIT FRIEIIR _ $150 THHEE bedruom house on LJD. CUCKLER REALTY 14 c... Ft. Phllco eoln Hill, PomerO) ph 0 n. Wl 2-3348 or WY 2-2186. ... 229 Phono WY 1-3830 Ul'ateMT FREIZIR • 1125 :U Cu. Pl. llnlco 4 20 tie 1 .. 00 ,._ lnttlon $115 Employment Wented •• Rlfrltorator $100 WIDOW, wants housework4 Profauional Dry Cloanl• Uoool Wrl- Wo- · US days a week Lorena Snyder, and Shirt Laundry Pomeroy Landmark Rose Hill, Pomeroy. 1 Hour Cleonllll 6 19 3tp WY 2-211l Jack C.rtey, M1r. Atterlne and Re,tlirlnt HOUSEWORK, nursing in PoekOb ond ZI-n · YOO PAY leol I« line homo the home. baby sit, cle... 10 lba. Dry Cleaning $2.00 lumilllings at Baker FunJI. ing. Agnee Rusche!, Box liB, DISCOUNTS I:Drt Ia Middleport. Oblo. Hartford W. Va. PICKUP & DILIVIRY 4 11 tie ' 6 19 Stp money : Ill 4. Unhappy JtreN'IU4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNnY servia~ 'I 11.0- .. Pltllllarp 4eer I Recapped Tire Sale! While IIIey 1111 ALL SIZE PAUiNGiR TIRES · $5.92' ~~:'E~J-14-IS IN: ___ $1.45 ' .. ll'apo L llOUot ,.,. I I Ph · WY 2· , 6 11 31< ·- eon dream tl!roul!b Jmmllt'lllll' eya aad u na 11 "1d throual> their ellorts. The Gonta; Sen. Jobll Tower, who !avon lllrrl' Goldwater lor the RepubllcBJ> presidential nomination, and Sea. HIJih Scott, who prefen WIUtam Scrantoo, appear Sunday oo NBC.TV's "Isaues and Antwen" ... New YorAL Times reporter Murray SchUmaclt dla· cu..es h!J oew book "'nle Face on the Gutting Room Flqor." • hislnry and critique of movie cenaorshlp. on NBC·TV'a "Today" allow Tuesday . . DAILY CROSSWORD 13. Banllhmll'lt H . Holetn I eroy Landma~ ... WI. the PJ<4t 1111-Cf-o.e-,e.r Emmy Award and the Grand PrtJ; at tht cannes televlsioo leatival, il belnl mado avsllabla by 11o SIM"J80r, Xei'Oit Corp., willtoot cbarae. lor tllowlnp by educatiooal, cl\'lc and cltureh groops. no Followup: NBC • TV'o "Project 20" unit Ia worktnc .., a new project, "lmtnli>'ants All." a sequel to Its documentary •pecial of last week, "The Red White ond Blue," which dealt with patriotism... Accordinl to the network. the coming program will depict the Amerl· 12. Fortlp BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY "'rile,._ • at Poarl Haoo;lkorao't on Mt. Moriah llltlte, llldDo, Ohio, RL 2, Pboae W1 Hll74. · I :llllo Television Revrle I· "Fret Storap Plan" you 1et ~1£ baauUful empty dooet ap11e1 ill ezcbanp lor all the room occupied by the lamlly'l wlater clothing. llert'• bow It ~ · Ia all 6 19 3te Naxt Door To Rutt•ncl l•nll wor... --.. your wlater clothea « call "" lor TWO BEDROOM house in Midpick-up and we will "~ dlepor.. call oo Thursdays l 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER atonslly" dry clean !helD at and Sundays. WY 2-3231. Chester, Obio. J D Uc regular ralel, with rr.. IIIDih S 17 6tp ~":rO: : ' : a : " ' . : ! Remoldeled, first floor unfurn,!.,UC:.,~Ite lzed bap and wltetl you are lshed, i ~ and bath apart. crtlt - ready lor tbelll. DUt lall. ea11 ment, Middleport, ~\ta:4 · ~ us or let our routemaD know p A. C. BRAJlii'OIID l'OR SALE In Middleport, and they will be banded to HOUSE, 4 rooms furnished, $40 R IDe, 4*11 bedroom brlck house, vou cleaner, brlgbter, and a month. Minersville, WY 1I II lie ·- baths, 111 t and a hall, out of n•wer. Romeber the otorage 3312. f 15 ftp Real Estate for Sale hlgb water . Nice location. . Is Free. Pay Next Fall 011 tt ~. 4 rooms furnished . FOR SALE : House beside the See by appointment, or Delivery. A.B.C. Clet111en1 and $40.00 a month. Minersville. EXPERIENCED Bradbury school, call WY ,_ WY 2-2885 « WY 2-3250. ~~~,~~dry. ~ WY H3a. 6 11 6tp ! AUTOMOBILE 6542. (ll 10 Uc 6 111 stp ::.a. Brle. fS bygonee and welcome boek her uncle, thP Duke of Win.~ . , to the ruy&l family !Continued from paKe I) Michael Walts ol lhe Sull" Eipreu said that one "o · 1 Sunday night and 1 car drlven 1f •• ld nd by p rom 1•..: queen cou e 1 Scranton, a. , man apun Icold shoulder Jven to the d•· o•er the edge, sailed all! feet g through the air and crashland· and his duchess for the PI" yean. The press comm· eo on the other side. ••. 7 vu• ~. birthd B)' tt.n .. mar ked we Pollee said Raymond Sptonsl, versary Tuesda' of the duko·, 21, the driver of a 1958 stsuon the former King Edward V' I wagon was not Injured, but bl8 who alxlicated in 1936 to maro·' car was heavily damaged in the former Wallis Warfir i 1 ~:ldent on the Washington ,Simpson, a divorc... "No longer is Lhere any !li" · LONDON Three Lo d nilicant feeling of reaentmPnt n on in Britain against the duke anJ newspapers Sunday urged Queen duches~ 11 Watts aald. !IIzabeth to let bygonea be ·----- Pomeroy : M t. C 2 SIGNS i l'OR l'h• ,. .. bl •• " . , _ .... UWr •dl : II' r.jll(', ~ Jolb dMra~ >I J~. U >~D•'-'• ....Ot'l of'd UDQI.dilttll.)i Buslneu Services :PEACHES, :eady now. Come, .i pick )OOr O,""· $I a peck . TO BEITER aerve you, 3.00 P. I'll. 0.7 hfeH ...~. . LIGD e-Daily ~~'· ~~-M1ddleport, 0., June 22, -- e:11 Muslell Cloet 7:llll :Ntw1 Heldllnu 7:11 Mua~l Cloclt 1:45 nr., Lifeline 8:00 Old!i Valley NeWI 8:06 World. NaUooal New. 8:10 Spol'll 1: II Weatber Picture 8 IB MuiiCII Cloet 8:&6 Convnnnity NIWI e:oo Talk or tho Town l:flfl Malon Cot1DtJ NeWI 10:011 Jamlly Worablp Hour 10: II l'ubU. Servico 10: 10 LeliCbltrln& !0:111 World Nowa 11:110 ~ Melodies (~ J'rtda,J, Otureb Bella Rlllll U:M WGI'III Ntn II :IUWIIII CcluD'J 11.11:01 Oumlnanlll' NIWI IJ:olLG!:tll Newt IS: it ·Marltell IJ: II! Mlll 0., Wealber IJ::IO ..... BalleiiD - " IJ:8 NIWI 0 Oraml tJ::IO ·AplcUIIUn ARent IJ:It <louDII7 GO Round 1:11 NIWI Ileal 1:00 Cowll) Go Round 1:11 NIWI Beat 3:00 Ll&'l Tlte • Break 1:111 Nlln Bat t:OO with lloa t:IO 5:00 Community Newt 5:0S World, National News 5: 15 Spotlight on Sports A J' L I' C l U X.-W T C KI'B :,, po..l DWAGOOUJ:: A MAN WHO HONDA! 'I'IIRU I'RIDA! 1:00 Sip oo NtWI 1:01 Sacred llurt l:llll CGttnlry JamborH SATURDAY 6: II Sign 011 6: II Mualeal Cloca 7:fD 1bt LlleiM 8:30 FII'ID News t:23 Paul Bowel'l 0:4CJ Mttp Ct All'· Ed. 7:UO NoW1 7:(11 TIDy' a Chapel 7:11. Joleww 7;8& PlckR lllrdWin (Tuoi.·Thtln.) 7:110 JoiiWI Report 1:1111 llNaklut Puty mt u:ao Special Omvntuu.., Pf'Oip'amJ 12:110 12:20 12:25 12:30 1:55 · 2:110 2:55 1:110 1:11 1: Ill) t:IO 1:110 ,, 11 7:10 NIWI Roundup llulletiD Bolrd Newa 0 Grama Saturday MallnM Newa' Beat Saturday MallnM Newa Beat llllm'da1 Mat!JM Ntn But Dllclntl Wllb Doa Top Ten Revue Newt Snmm•ry DIDalr Mllllealt Oft AliiAl!CaT Tllll KIODUI.-I'IIIU· WMPO Radio 1:21 Weather 5::18 DlnDer Mllllcait 6:00 S•nset Blvd. 7:30 Sip 011 1:00 Oblo vane, New~ 1: (II World. Nlllonal Newt 8:10 Sporll 1'oda1 8:11 Weatlter Plclllrt 8:18 Mualeal Clock 8:111 Nlill 1:110 Mlllleal Ct.d t:IO Ilona • Story Tlml I: 41 F1m11J WCII'IIIlp Hour 10:110 Newa lO:UI 111gb lcboo1 Partlde 10:!111 NtWI 11:00 Arm1 Time OICk TlAC. a:1o Ro7'• rootS aa.~~o~ 8:00 Sip On f:lll Country Muala 'nme 1:111 CouoiJ! Jamborea 1:23 Jobn llat'llll 7:01 I:U 10:15 I0:3S 10:45 1!:115 11:1111 12:00 Brtakllll Party Jon01 Buick Show The Good Life Muolc In The Alr Thll II Muatc Top TeD ShoW Top TeD Sbow (Dultotlll Nooa Newa 12:11 M1111eal Interlude 12:110 llov. MerJID Tnll t:oo Plolttsr P~ 7:00 SUadowo Serenade Bat. ~Widolrl 7:10 Sip 011 OpeD !loaM IRINIJAY NIWI Oollae Wltb Jllllt 7:01 Sip On Betty Newtan 7:110 l'nnclt City Baptltt Hour Ministerial Aaoc. 1:110 Wlnp of Rea.liq Counll')' DrJflen M-W 1:16 Bible Spolkl to You Masou Ct. Aar. M'l'al 10:00 Voice ol Proplltcy A.S.C. l'nl&ram-J'rl 10:1i Wub. Repol'll to Paoplt Flllllly Woulllp-'nutn. 11100 Suuda.J Show TlDy'l Coullll7 11,)11:110 NDOD NIWI Noon Report U:11 Cbrlltlao Hour 1:10 Yaa Pllrlolt Sporla 1:• 1:111 1:80 1:01 1:45 11:00 uru ll:U li.U 11:11 11:111 IJ:IJO 11:110 11:311 t:11 ttll t:lt GoiPIIr'l Gulli llllr-I'!L llllllo JU11 Far YOIJ Bla- ~Tu& tA1caJ Nna Bowlllra lleGnl 1:110 NIWI 7:11 Sip 011 M'l'UIIDA! IJ:SO Rev. M.-llo Toeta 1:00 Billy Gralwn 1:1i Llltberln Hour 1:00 Tbt Cltureb At '!'lurk 1:110 Collllll')' B.Yma Tlmm 1:3& World In """w 1:00 lllpllll Hour 7:110 Slcn 011 LITTLE ORl'HAN ANNII J_r • �• ' .,. • ' ., .. ~ •• 'i '' •,·• "i' I "1 "': ..,,.. •• ~;... ..... j ! I £ f .. r •~ •i ' ,.. '! ).' ~ " ,. r - .- , ,,. .-' J-•'.• • ~.. f ,il • / •.r...-:'•4 ••·"'•- ~ r > 'IVEA'I'BEB ~· lllunfenAD~oeallered­ at y dentomu likely lhls altert10011. Partly cloudy, wlady ucl coolo ....... er WedaHdoy. Low lotllPI II • VOl XVI ELBERFELD$ POMEROY IROWNIE ~271 34.50 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to li (Close at Noon on Thurs. - East Court SL, Pomeroy ·:-: =• June Sa'es at Mason Furniture e Stile Priced ONLY MAS.ON DRIVE· IN TONIGHT THUIIIDAY lhru SAT, June 25-26-27 "THI INCIIIDIILI MR. LIMPIT" <Teclmlcolor) Don ltllott., Carole Cook, Andrew Duwn, and Jack Welton. "SPINCIII'I MOUNTAIN" !TecblllcoioJ'J Maur0011 O'Hara, He11r1_FOD· da, Jo~a MacArthur. MIDIIY Farmer. A bl!ap of ilv1n11. a lot of Ioria£ lltountalD. OD Spencer'• COME TO MASON FURNITURE IN W.Va HlitMd ·oun PHONE 773-5592 PCWEROY-MIDOLEPORT, OHIO Criminal Vacation Bound? Mlor NO. 59 ,_..,..To Tu \ I #.. fw••c•lf fH . enttne fu Jleip.Jf- Ar- - ' ~..... :; NOW'TOV~;· fto•-qul ,_ . . . . ku,...-...._ ..... "11/'111 - . . ,. ,....' • .. '" ,'4: TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1964 ,. on Stand � 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 22, 1964 duncan lynch qualls rice stover