http://66.213.69.5/files/original/be839afcab49c91b5d9106d17848d1df.pdf 908ee19c9002a2f9f30197ea712858fa PDF Text Text • • >- .... ' • I ' _,.... • I ' The Dailv Se.n tinel • -w - MCK!ll!lMID, Flo> ~J'elle<lhlDbbllOkiCievo- 1ud.lDcllu ........toa, wlllllniO - . . 4 or tblrd tiP• ..,,.. 4eJPite brUUut · jlitdlin~ bf Herb '!'\ooa ll4ib }-eaion - Janice Duncan ' Engagement Is . .. •• " - ·~ • - " . •. .. - n:tf .. . ~eihg liP.>!• and tbat t]ie will meet HUwa...e lo lh, World Series. - ' ' ~~;:=======;I Lllcllle Bearba Hawklrul, Pqmeioy Soctety Editor~. Phone 6244 &leanor Scbaaf, Middleport Sod~ Editor, Phone 80711 NEW SHIPMENT ------,-,,--------,-----=-:----- Middlennrt J.o Ann Kessingerls Chosen · · - _ ToAttendConservationCampl Jo Ann Kessinger, daughter of girb Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Kessinger '"'tart, W. Va., was chosen """" the Nebaclima Garden Club :Uonday night to attend the of by on W. Va., State ConaervaUon Camp for Easter SINGLE -----'-~':'-'-..;_"---- recommended tor ,..., tilt: ' • Sooiety Mason on Saturday, April 13, an;l h Oth Girls to be bcld at Camp Cae.s·1r voted to bold tbe annual Mother· ome. er guest. were. Mf· Hud~tm and dl 11 0'htet , tanll · ncar Cowen, w. Va., this summe•·. Daughter banquet in May at the ...,. Mason MethOdiqt Church. The Jean. . Mills Kellslnger, a · junior a~ Sun.shlnc Cfass of the church wm 'Mrs. 5am Tinsley, Charle!ton, Silk and me here after her Wahama High School, was select serve. · 189 In a drawing over two other The dues of the dub were fll. Kathryn PaYfte) t who has Cotton raised at Monday's meeti.... h bee_n .seriously 1P · ~fqr l severg,J ... mOntha:. . · ... ~ U \. 1\ eonformlne: wltb dmiJar mo.\!es · ~ by the National and State or.aani· ¥r.&. · Georce .:~eh aud Combinations e]Jfidr<::n, John. ail L"tera Jane, Mr. lnd Mrs. QeorJe Ne!llei· zatiollll. and ber motber.......Mr&.- - Edison road,· Sl"., and. ~~~ughter, Janet, Cottons Twenty-four members and were bualneq visitora in GaPta:uests were present · at the me~l· noun. ·ip<>lls Hondoy. ' ' !ng at which a Staniey. part)' with Washable Sandra Roush, daughier of Mr. lliM Ledl Kraueter of Nelsor.- , Mrs. Donald S. Roush ot New Mrs. Eleanor Newberry as ho!lt. rille aDd . Mi•l p(>lare& Krauew·, , and a freshman at Mar- ess wa.s held. Co-hoatesses for the meeting Athe~ ', 'ri'll'l!l· weJkeri:d :ue•lf of was recently lnl· wbicb was held in the · St. Jotlllilr"pir..!J, > H!- and IIJrs. )!!!-:::,t~~~~ Alpha Beta Alph~t, don Itn~ttr. · library science honorary seph'e Pariah Hall were Mn Ruth Ryan and Mrs. Ida I)lehl. ora:anlzatlon. and Ill"· lobq .ll,Weeb •f Min llousJI is a 1936 iJ'Iduate :!iJ.~>Dv.Ule" apent S~day wlti of Wab•ma High School and 11 1 She ia cun:ently panq_ta, · ~rJ. Herman the Commeicial • m=;.~~; 1 ,o~~f, Student Cbri.ltitn DIIB88 SHOJ Stboll and . Mr. and Mn:. .Eidoni the Chief Justic.1 tlon in Columbu•. Weeki. . , !ad Sl. Pomeroy ~ tbe. AcapeUa cbolr at Mr. Bumgardner Is a student at Davia and Em-.tt Will 1pent Mers'ball C~e_.ee and ls , a II'I£ end in Colu.mbUJ wltb relatives. Pleas~t, werP.. The Iiral rneeti,qg (tf the Lucky -:'Inner Jueltl bla mother, .Mra. duate of Wal'iama High Scliool, Mr."'and )Jra. Fred Wlt:kltrom, Class. of 1955. His parents a>:"e Tfiens 4·H Club or JfyseJJ Run Mary Helen •Davia, ·sundl.}'. returned to their home; Styled e•peelaUy was held ~onday At the residence Mr. ' .an!l Mrs. RObert .Jones, former rc&id.m\11 of Clifton •nd Elwood, Ill., after a weeks ':"-1• · of Mr. anit Mrs. llartin Woodard. Green1Jeld. were Sunday ! guests Mastm. whb Mr. and Mn. Jrtbn Prick. ,.,/ Fourteen members were pre· or Mlu Sara Jonea add Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Erlkin f1r' \ sent tor theL e1er.tion of Orrtcers T. II- Davis. ·, St. AJbaua, w: Va.: Were .SUMay which aaw Pauline Glbtoll namod Hackett , oldest lon of Mr. gyelb of .Mr. · and Mra., Jobpf:' prealdent; Joan Wood.lrd,. - vlce Mra. . Oeorae Had:t:tt Jt ., trick. , pre1ldent: carylan nob1son. Bee· has been confl!led to bli home ~v. and Mrs. RO:g:er B!lhop . retary; Clara Hysell, trea1urer; with mu1npa. He waa jc:*t'· recovwere in L.lncuter Tuesd~t}' to ' . Shirley Heilman, neWa reporter· erin.r from an auaCk· o( ' bick'en attend a EUB 1pa•torJ conference, ' · The Avalanche ~ahn Wo~en'• Shirley Dugan, and Edna,Qilmor~ PGJC , when _h• became JU with the Atllls :HemorJ:Il I reeently met at the home of held at recreaUon leaden and Viola .Mr· mumps. .. · Church. , B. Thomp1on on Lttilrt, W. Knight and Can•lan Ferrtll 11 Mr.. and : MrL B. F. Patmaiee MJH Mtud and Freda Gruner ' . Route. In cbar1e of the safelY. dlrectora. were. in Gall1pollJ tbll ·\ftOk to atulo.a wu. Mr.. Hat'TY baVe returqed (rom a triP to ~~· vilil her · father, Ella -•, IJeadow·•: 10111 and the west coaat. Tbey fiC· MJ?. Paul Sisson and Mr~. !~o­ Qlenwood, W. Va., wijo ru a p!l · eompanted their . lit~ 'Jitd broward Hy5ell were al!o named as tlent at Holzer Hospital. 1' &her,in-law, Mr. and Mrs.· C. A. adY!Jor1. Mrs. Clarence Eber&bach was Neff of Chlcaco. ~ext meeting will be held In Holzor Ho!lpiW fo1·,t checkup and ·MrS. J(lhn '").JoKe!U!le tile Mn. Dwla:ht HyseJ1'a on AprU Tuetday. She wu .,eeompanied by flower~ wu vi".!'"'J!,ln Dayton over,..the her daughter,' Mrs. Kenneth dryina: Cook,~ and aon, TommJ. Delmar Hamm 01 tor winterforbouquet& lttiY· WALl! 101''-' AND 00 fAI Gt!ne Sbe~'ar.d, COlo'!Db~ ls a ~Inner suq<1111 ,_,. 'I)von b7 l{rs. Cl B' Tholl>P' •enll',tt \ viltUng bil "'o ldft brothet, Freddy aon. MOM)tng Stat. • . ' at the horne of Mr. · anoll · Mu;. >{ri.·Jeas.e Rou~b wu •'eleeted to . and Mra. Eldo'l Wliea 1 ohoe Jour loot, d._'t alip William Lowe. attend the Leuon Letden Train· daUghters, . Deda,l or sap .. ;..,;... k feelo ooft and pUoble, Mr. and Mn. ' DdWu..bea Btok ing meetlrig: at Jaekson•a Mlll Jn Roberti ,_nd Re·.1• Mr. and Mrs. Dougl•• R. Routh BisbOp. _ ,easy to walk in-1Jiat'1 HUCGINO rtT of the Unlon Community near drove to Charleston atroort to Apfil. ' A total or $1S.MJ I Will rt!• rn,eet her moth.er, Mu. ,W alter portJ!d to have been reall!:ed by New Haven are Rnnqunclng the .;.. and tbal'o what you 101 in ·\ cngaaement uncl approachlr\i Rainey, and aun' Mrs. iArtbur the traveling basket durina: tho . Lauderdale, Fla. paiJt month. HEEL KUGGEUI Come (n, loday matrla~e Of their daughter, Mh;~ Covert, Fort Patrleta Loulae Rou1111, to Charl~ • Mrs. Covert Ia YilltinJ' hir 'di:U1 n·'.cli'.rge of recreation Waa Mrs} ond lot'u fit you to your llle, •Mrs. Walter Brown, IDa. Donald / Herman Smith, ion of Mr. •nd gbter, Mr.s. Kenneth · Bo1ttr, l1td , width, heel hel1h1 ancllalll Mrs. John Smllh, of Letart, Route ramily in Gallipolis blfore'" eori'l· H~::~~;illi:M~n~. Edward Jpb'nson, ,, ~cConihay; Mra·; MarIns on ·to Middleport for an l"f1.c- :M ) .. Harry ,Staats and tended vlait with Mrs. Rainey. John Smith, . Mrs. · Mil! Rowh is ~mlJio)'ed •b)' t~e Mra. E.\ G, 'Halt who has btiJ':I Mrs. Jame1 Rclush General Telephone Company in Columb'us· with bor hublfiH1 ' Pomeroy and ls , a "11>155 gradulte 1ince he hlid ne;uto-surgery , la!it apd aon, )~Irs. Je~ Rous~ Mra. Debbie Howard Rouah. M~;a. Leo Thompof Woahal'na Hlg:ll School. week, wu hete , overnight r~r ·• t7.81 Mr. Smith attende~ WRham .~ buainesa tr~p Sudt1ay and retuln · a~n ~fa. Ray Thoinpson and the Palenl l{igh , Sch(lol •nd acrvr.d in the ed to Columbus. Thetr son, TOPii, tioa\eaael, Mr1. Albert ~homPson M!l· C.JB. Tbomp8on. United Statea Air Force. He cur· vlsltilli Erie Chambers, 1on o' Thompson. foUowlnJ per·· rcntly operates a dairy farm. Mr. and Mra. Ricbard Chamber~. WOI't! The date of the wedding baR Mr. .1nd Mn. Muvln Swan and been !et for May 0 at 7:30 PM at ehl)dre~. Marilyn and B111Y, are the t)nlon zm, Chur~h with the plannln& to moYe from tbe Seha R.n. nentl.bi Foreman of Canton, 'fer flrGpefh' on Flth.er St., to t~c Ohio, otnclallnr, as11istcd by tne Erwin house on So1 Fourth Ave. S•rl•ll Rev. Forrelt Murrll)'. Mr. and Mrll. cheater Erwin and soi'IJ, Mich•el 1nd Don, have .mov 1795 •"" 1895 ed ·recently from their smalle"' ·Dresses . the Officers of.·the ~4 p~tl· , Ba•d, 1allfl JOI>mber' lD~u4e Earl t... wamke, · direetor; E4· . PliydiS,St,anley Wins'Selmion For Giils State · ward Klteben, ~m major; mt· · . joreuee, Judy Cl4fk, C~ole • Blaker, Janj~~ Ao!JIIey, Kay Darst: flag . bearers, Judith Mur- · ray, Carli . WW.Qn. . 1 G· wlll !Delude a ;,·:~~:,~«•••• .cr""if' the,. "Dele Avalanche Farm Women'sCiub Meeting Is Hel4 there's no finer -. feeling ..th4n .the HUGGING ·Flt ef 'f.lc& fi~;; n-,~ . are. deD.t Bruce Bradiori:l; ViCe presl· aent, ·teoe . Crooks~ · leue~­ treuurer. CirolYD Mll)l~a. -,. , t fer your Ell•&er Wardrebe . . 'Earl :Winiu;· direetqr· ol t,h• Mlddlepoif Sebool . l"'•dt, ..,itll ()leaeill 'tile '11lddl<~ - c~acefll Band - hi a sp6clal"prppm su... . dly, Aprll 1. at ll· p. ~· at ~e Bleh S.bool -~l!'ll~rlum. , , • ." . .. . " ' ~· n Lucky Teen 4-H Club Meeting . Held On Monday ' ~pecifl f.o•eert · . till BeS~~ay· ·.J I Sandra Roush Is lriiti~ted i11to .. 'Alpha Beta Aloha CONDON . Mi~4J~port, ~~d !: MERCEDES • ov honor. M The club in the same meetin·•0 r.11. George Hudson was guest h! honor Sunday wb(:otl lltlr. and made plans to conduct a bakP Mrs. o. E'. MoK.inley .and 100· Ea .•I , sale at the B and B Market In had 1 birthday dinner at their 1 ;~:~·;;~~~:~~·~~~ Patri,ia Roush Engagement Plans Are A11noun(:ed ••P ,B:i.tlld7 .t i date an...UJII!¥'-thf• ' l 1 . O••• .....,a. • .• housr'fo - lhe large home · they purehaied from R. F. Hortlon. ..... All ColOra udSIYlet from wltleb 10 dtooM and PatroiQlln':tJ::Ier1•, ....~~·· !II: tis -llaloal ' . 'I '\ r ' . • OHIO AJ *' * .lt ' \ NOW· . . YOUR '' ' • • • '' ' ., ' ' ' Made Saturday ·.-:: ' .' Ofrioo Deputmeut WASHJNGTQN UP.-.Tlie ' ·; ·'' · · ~Mid\ue ef Upper Bloet• *' * ' ' ... . . · ·SMOE .STORE .. POIRIIOY I - ' ! HARTL()' and BE~t-I'En· . ' i '" ' roStai serrice . .'..~!I Cutback May~ .t·: p1W9lman I. R. Ntal lU tbl~ WtJek •lth 1 ,vir- Go-Gellor I l•' +I • ,.' '' ·- ' .' ~ ''?I • :1-< ,., ..... . ' '·' nation today With a ....tal in an �• • • \ D~O'l'I!!D 'TheiJoo Daily Sentinel ·l ,. Daily Sentinel Day Book INTERESTS GP MElGit-MASOl\1 AREA .ICHUD S. Oll!f!N -- GINI!to\L MANAGIIt • • '< JlaU-·• ,..,.5li,YN01.0 I. GRI~NI- EDII'OR ~Aodiiiii"'i"._...,.,.., ,...~,..re.,....ntatlve, Jlottinelll·Kfmball. f • . !!ii10i9<1'~' "~" 'or. Cflj, 18, N. Y. ; _.,. · ~ u teeon<l ~ ~llin; matter at .Uie post IDe., 10 o.ffloe at p 011 ...... ; • si.~ting I every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vtlley St!ra St.. Pomeroy, 0. Buslnesa ofiice pbone aN: ~ ambitions. The $~3 ..000 SJ.tm annually brought mto the towb's , treasury from exiSiinJI parking meters, at the cost of one ,. ~ · ~oJman (wh~ch councrJ probablY' would hire even Jf there w~re ,·no meters) 1s a welcomed addition to the genera·! fund. We • sup~se. most members df the administrJtion would admit this mon~y IS absolutely ~ecessary to provide present minimum . . services. Yet, the parkmg problem remains acute. Traffic con. I I I • tinental Air Commands Denver 11,:00 The Price lJ Rlfht Colorado, haB been prom~ted fro-a{ 11:30 Trutb' ar ConsequenC!PI Seeond to First Lieutenant. .BlOw- 12:~ 00 Tic Tac DoUib ers, a graduate or West. Vi,rginia 12:30 Jt Could Se You UniYerslty School of EDiin~ering • 1:00 Current · · 2:00 Pars;,~p's St\oll,. l . hl- 1951, is tett enf;l_ineer fot the 2::30 Tenaessee Erq ·e J'ord Ohio Va.lley I:Jec~ic Corporation. 8:00 Matinee Tbe~tra ':00. quef'n For A Da7 CALL $PECfAL M&&TING Mothers of SeniOrS' at .Middle.. 4:f5 Mod.e""D Rotna11ee1 port High School are urged to at- 0:00 -comedy Time ~end a special meeting on Ttu!sday _D;30 ·My Little Margie AprH 9, at the High S,chool at 7 p. 8; 00 Flatt and Sera,u:s Sbow m. wheo pllns will be completed 8:30 Ne~g P.ieture .,.. !IJ>9;t.l Ey. f~r preparing the· dinner for the f Chamber of Commerce which will 6:55 We.ttlertast b~ held on A~;~ril 12. . 7:00 Whlr!)'ibirds 7:20 Dtnatt Sllore ShoW J,ITN.EY SVPII!'ER 7:45 NBC News , 'fhe Syr~USe PTA 'will have ~ R:OO You Bet Your Llfe Jitney Supper Saturda}', April r; IUO 0~\ at lhc Syracuse . Grade Scliovl g,QO 1'~·~~ Cl!/>k:from ts to 7 p. m. according t:J 9,30 T~ FOI\I. S\~ · Mts. William Francis, president. • 10'00 Lilli Vldoo 'l'l!ea!To ' , - tlnues to be blocked by double parkers. especially by unloadIng trucks. The parkmg lot is tOo good a thing: it has become an all-day re~os1tor_v for cars that are there only because it is and eas1ly a~<ulable, not because the driver's always are dfree own town shoppmg. ' It seems clear the .solution lies not Jn doing away wit.h meters. No one .entertams that prospect. R:ather, addin mOre . metero. espec.ally. to th~.· PliTktng lot. and completion g9f off. str~et parktng f~cJJtttes ID Sugar Ru.Q. are being tOuted' as th achon to take. ' , e .. b Park/ng me~er companies are by nature zealous to .find a 1 uterd or then: products. Their surveys, therefore may be e_ upon With sober reflection. Pomeroy council has beore J! a propoS<! to trade-in ~ ~proximate 2lO ·me.t e 417 new more variable-use me~·ers mad& by the MUle'r :._~:. ing Meter Co. The Frank Ferneau Co, Columt;. '"...., 1 .le r~ ce iv :.;s the Deami4h lad a su_rvey of Ihe Pomeroy traffic probieni and ll,llr comp)eled ()f 25. fmdmgs to council together with its proposal But it's still age' 61S befoi.X' you 1:"~!~n 1i~ ~ b u.v more and new meters. JJi"ftl& ftofNrJ. IfuarJc can ca.>h in on the soclal aecum~· Ferneau's arguments appea,r souud. They 800 .. .a. Mnyi.. ,..o .. g 'IV ROIIJI.T C. RUAIUC pr.sld_eut or general manascr. li· and the -1ap between the 40~ 4lnd Look nt them: """".,.,., Nf':--~ • My tlle11 are full ol stu(/ about .)'01.1 just ~Jlt mad at tile bllSS anU the OOs 1s 911!{11Hy lnllre than .in hlrlng men 0\'er 40 and tjuJt or the b0S11 ""e'·· "d . t COil3lderab!e. Ho w do yo u eat in Placing 15-minute m~ters (for Sc) near aU stri\eiJ~tions Ibias have •-m.. your a , lh"" I~can.'t~e, • 'f · · um:n meaJl Ing to d o a you ' and glve1 you "'the'-" axe, l .• • rou re 11 ? In· and col ners would provtde parking ~laces for man ~ .. piece on it for at least a year. tO-year old head runs b.a.n1f lnw 1dustn.d tJ at!~t' I.IJ;.Jdcut who 1S at'· the company says. At least 20 Pe~ ~~~~~~ 91 all tr~ lsi.~S!t' But it wasn't until the other day, a waiL custorned to a good home, a car, of the m·out km?. These meters would keep the iiul.t ,p'~!' on a raiby ffl.P..t'Uift.l!', j.hat the sad p and some of the simpior E'Jdr.t. 1 1 on the move. ~._, ~~·~s C.ct h!t me betwe\• the ·~ · ·· ens.on P ans, I ima1ine, are pleasures? .• .I • , .. the b(!nevoltnt villain In a ~e"-t th Placing 125 m~tcr stalls on tho lower parking lot and ~on I loqked Without. p)el'sure lpt.l1 manr ihd1Ntl;'te1. ,Onl!e ; ~u beIt all sec'!ls a touch havwirr.. ~upper lot dtvtded mto, (1) 10 hour meters at one bo . far the mirror and auddei11Y. slli ,~Ut come enmelhed ln · a "plan\' wit 'I ,When ynl!- h1t a ~an for ,_ job ut 5~, (2) I 0 huur meters at two hours for 5c; (8) two hol\r :.ters loucl: "Good Lord, boy, you're .Jil· 1.a.() much dec;lucted for this aw' ?;3, !be f1rst thmg he asks is: employable!" Th.e othP.r dny ~was that and agaimt retirement, ,. · Wtu,t experlenc~ J1a~e you?"' a one hour for 5c. These varied types of tim d t be placed stra tegically on the lots. For exam ~ me efs would 39--·:-anfl el)lployabJe. Tadty I am llt,IY thinks six times beiorq he : when the answer 1s ohviOus: Col· edgmg toward 42-- an.:l J'm unem jump.• the · fence. · , lege, war, or up tbc hard W.l-'' r.ould. be along the railroad and pri~a~i~ ::: 8~~~:~:: ployqbte. The pension !an •h . ' (rom ~he cummon ruck, withou 1 e onger Um('ld devices would be on the lots for the car ooi Wtll, actually J-me personau7 FOR h' kp 1 llt . works educa tiOn . r ha ven't l"or"llttCn dl aga 1~·st h1mi be- tho b urn _Jo · kc., abClul •o1flre-bor ' ~eople and for ~hose livJng nea~by on Butternut and Mul~rry -am not ·Unemployable, becau~o caus 111 a1mlotwor ot s pension . se 8 thvenues who hke to leave their cars on the lot all day while ()he ot II$ few benefits. of lihb- tscui}. forbid hiring even Y~r~~ Jobs fCJr A1r Force ~~nerals t.ha! bJnk at a typewrite.:- iJ that .u executive.~ above the 40.50 Pillll· were ~urrent after World war u. ev catch a ride in a pool and go off•to work out of town You re .too old to be rehired Such a program would soon provide over twice the am~unt lohg a1 they make ~ paper and aoll line. You're jutt too otd to . of re,ve'!ue to the town and help (llJance, in l)le m·eantlm carbon11, you can eat Jt you sell n~ into the pjctul'e. Nobod . 1 v"s w~en you re past. 40, f)ut the ~: alfd~!~· ~rlOI!~h.;onellttlf!,lttto blf• YOil when yoU're Old and ~Pi .' .f ~~alrn:~ o~o. bo~~~ be s ~~~~~t;~~~f othr~ stdreet1parking areas. Su'~ar. Run 'is the pri;~ -r a11. "e e er 111 u,ey get Jn the past year or 80 c!ub~ ' · ~ .... .. * , r Is eve opmen~ An area Jarg en h f old,r, and the experien(!ed mid- have been formed to place the , ~;u;J~~d ~0 c~rs probably will· be opened thi~ su~~er ::;;r~~ dlewelgbt' can manage some IJOI't l!rizzHos wbite·coiJar genUcman . ree and between Mcchanlc and Butternut Mor ot livcllhood until age qnd ~.wb[Jio who has been forced from a job ,. Wl\h:'e needed, and would be obtaihoble with added rev;nue' by take QVer. Even tbe b.ls- by mercen which aqueezc ou~ e surveyin~ company claimed the enlarged metering ro' betns and the bUMII eao fhld lop•eohelon people. Ah;~ 801f'C =~~~B~o~dt net Pomeroy a total estimated annual incom~ or sometblng lnvolvinr semlrhOJla'lt legislation has bu~n atle~.pted. . , . o al payments each year for two years would be toll to keep them In board and l do~~t that eithett wi,U do " Lcltl'r to the Editor : room. great dea~ of eood, l;lecaus~ tht.= Dear Sir: $16,470 for 417 new Miller moters.' Durin .!hi t , But In a ercnt many lnd~a- age-ehel:!.k ts atm 1 .i · :::•lntn~ revenue would be $16,470 whic~ w:ul~ob~··a·~~ tries that awful 4q ts the deadP tt• an,)!! th·~ J wout~ like to bring into the ore than the $13,000 present meters return. Alter the 'two IJne for knodJ..I.na off a new jl)b- bfl'l,b bu,t(.nes.• fuct . Jitm~Jns) An open qnd Put into fo cu.s a probm leu, of cour 1 1 ~. you are auch a ~Pl;::.r who feed!!- a 45 year olcl lem that Is pla guing the citb:el'ls {.";~ ~:;~~d n;t;28 ';irier .paymento v,ould be completed the l,tlrelndf that sorrabody &Cl'(lsa th'! ne11' ; er 1 ~110 his ''tirem e~t and mcrchan '-3 of Racine. This 'Js I I t t b h ~ ~ doun t a:et the sum.e bail the exploltation by su lcs or hand Thb sum. ••Ys Ferneau, woijld buy ~ lot of street re ai ~ rei! Wfln a YG'.t liJ e t e new '"'ck J.1 terms ot W()rking time os outs by almost evt>r}' organi7.ed ~~~ ~n~! ~~ <1op'' salaries. nnd build 'mor~ par~ing lot•. ~;d group in the cflmmunitv. Ma!ly . a sounds right convlnQ!ng. people (eel caught In ·a traf). · • . Th!:!)' bn~ Cl~ly so mueh to give , · . The Editn"r'S. M'ai") Bag 8 lCan .. erbury Tal<'s ancl tell o! the pUgrima.!l!e'l ln. En.l(la11d to Canterburv in the Sprin~. , Membr.n are A ~ k ed tO tak~ rlote of \hr> _ch:'ln.l.7e • in da!e and place of me!! t 1 ~g. -----;---~-·- · - bo.v wonr1cr. 1 I don't believe there's onv ~~~~wcr to thi 1 nver·40 problcin un' l~l \i(' b11.~i.[le:~~~s them~~lvf!s k h • · · ta e t P per~onal trouble to as~P.~:>I the- worth r>r the applyin~ inc!fvi:Junl at ~he t"XTJense ot th!' Vflrions ""n~nn plims B'ld hotJ.Se· rule~. OtherwlsP, vr111 fincl yoUr'·~·lr !n fh.,. pl ight of t.hl! man wh•1 loolr~ ut hi9 2"ray hair~ in till' mirror and Rays, "Unr,mplo•Fable" ·vh "ll onlv the o!her d!!.y he was l"fVlinrr., the 1·un<'o•• prom m · t'fl1•. l•·.~c fir Oyln g fi ghl el' 11lanes in fr t: arluH'.~ war. (C'opvr if!ht. 1957 , hy United Feature Syndicate. Jnt'.) - ~nd ne afr;ud o( public opinion If they fail to give to everyone that asks. The school claues, lOdges, l !alons, churehes and servid~ \IC'I· u~teera think they have a natural r1ght to expect a cash aift or ror •tore keepers to give .ipaCfl ~ 0 sell cakes, pies in competltio'l: with their own wares. TheY seem nQt to care whether you give to )'our church ur a more wort~v oause. After all, their's Is tli.l! most W()rthy one . Many if()Up.t need to solicit money beeaU$10 they arc !allures to achieve their OWll goals. Vol~nteor organizations (flrimPn, 1elc.,) spcci.tilize In poor bus.l.q:t:'-5 prineipai.fl :tncl beer PRMie.s. Ot'-t • . er groups fail to offer ~ 11rosratn t"hat will aVtra~ new rnembezs or cause active member, tO 1tve A\J · ~roups .bave ~pougb. iniC~tvO. members to pay tor · anytlifn't they n'l.e~. if these could become Commentary BV t:H411UHI M.. McC4NN Unlt..'d 'l"r.,. Staff C3rrttDOMent The nr<reort111111nl~t rl"tnf'nl'! whlc~lt llavr. h P~ n birlrlln'-l" hr domlmttlon In RyriA ~nrl JorrlMI ann~Rr to h11vo suffered a ~"'· • • '' blt('t. -. , Clll. Ahrff!l Hnmio'! Srrtaj lr 8vr!a rmc1 Pr"mlf!r Snh•lmun "Nnbulli in Jotdl'ln lire bel o7 eh:tl· Jene:ed bv eoruervauv~ leader.~~." Trt both O.,ltnfrill!l. th,.. 11itua1lnn 1fiJI Ia t'onru,efl. Bot there seem" 1')0 daubt that for the mntnent at ••• .• ·' lea1t orn..We111tern ,'¢rellethe rtlnJf. sentiment h ~r ~~everaJ month,, SvrJ" ~ 11 ,. ..been the• ~0.11t J)rn.('ommunltt o( ,the. nlna ArAh counirle!t R~rrat thief or Syrl~·~ mllitsrv lntPIIl· 1enra ilt!PIIrtm~nt . hill' hr"n rt· fU!PitPd u ~' nbl~nu._t rllctntor. ~~hultl also h,." DIU'!IIur<rt ttn In- l:'rtl.fi~lndv n"tt.('nmm un i~t flnf1 henee tnU-Wi~<lllf•rn n•l!ll'v, ne t ~ trvlnr t, Jet himself lll) I » hi& eoontry·, •'rflntr ftllln 101'! tJ wealw.; anU.Commun t.st Kllltt liunein. Svrle T"'II'Vf t::·u•.. r N111l Prto~lrirl":t ~'"-ulrrt Al ·K II· watlv ,., ~vri11 hu hll'rn ttt~ l"lf\r 1 lnnl )"11rf~r1h !l) nr r rmii.'I'"Vittl Yt:! elrm~nt. 1 11iho srA tnin 11 to ou ~ t Serrti ~Uve. "f,IW CITIII"' ·Dr. tlld Mr1. Le~t kid:.-nan. Mt Olernf!nl, Ml~h., if• " announ~tn:i the birth or I IC)Il. Ead· er,.ll.ton. l recently in lft. Clemens · 'hev · ha\1-e three· oldillr c:hllcfrlil, 'ctrandnA~ntll are Mr. •II<\ ~~. ~I c. Riekn\an, former loCal" Qtid'e~t 1 and !tfn.. McCoy," a'1l ~ "f Jl(." ~ltm: ens. ~lehic•n. ~' 5fr!,le CaueiJ, Mlddlf!port. I! a "'it aun' ol till• ne-w baby. ' Jf l)t'Jili!JI}J\! 1(1 f'nt'll!)l!! hlm t"O tab • pl)!t ,.~ mllilirv'r,r· 1 tttehe or some slrt1J1ar pnst in a iUJf_l - ,. IN1'11NUSI , fl;t"•l"1! "'lllltrv . M.:·s.. Ha~l S~lvehr 'till return· • 'But thP. ach1!'l choll"" nJ"" til Qd lo ber ~tpe l,ri"l:nterpriJe on I "('l"llflf'l ''"" '1 eonJI!'I"VtJ1lv•>t Sttu:-day lron1 the Melets General !I<••• ·~,;.',hm•..",,,..,dv. Tfuw are atklwln-; HvspHat WJ¥;.l.'e the . • ltre"ftRth. ln Jl)~(hn . ~OI Itlll Kln 11 Hu s.~toln li leadinr lbl.' oppn.s!tlon to Nn· ~1. He. tOO. h 11~ the IIU'lnort 0 1 a.rmv rQ1l"M'Vnti''"~ 11!11 well as 0r ~ WSAZ-TV ~~~~~:tl~;~po;,l~IU~c~la~n 1 . Dn~trlne JIJnd deal to "at been ,. medical Plticnt for tht Put thl'M weeki. Sho Is m.uCh lmprQved 1nd her man_y f.rit!ntb. an4 aelahbou aro wlshlnll ber a ~Jp.eed,y recovery. Raymond SbumJker 1nd sister. Charlotte 11 N,-w OhJo spenlAnn, ~~e week e,n dLexi~lton, with Mr. cm d All's. ':.:erUn. Shlveler. Cl:larlott, Folmer.•n4 .dauthlerl JIU\y ond Jeny soeol ~·~JY with l>!£. ,"!)(1 l{ro, ~Uil ~"'IW. . ., I ~... ·~;._,:"·~~~~~~~•• ~•~ltuatlon . ' ' i.t , .. . 111rU~ ~Jlt IPfl\!llUlld!f ~ .9"'!0 With-~ Sill~-... . ':. The parents an~ the .:~chool ()/_. !icla.ls allow th9 leniQr cla:Jss to 1 ~~mote ' trip u.-.f c()ijl (our ~an ot m(!octatni ln varloqs· rn~nnera. lhsted of teaching .\. ·'• I' w J 6:30 • II Your To Sunset Station ' Ne\X' Picture I "; "'"''· Low Prica,. Super ·Trim Meats •• .. We.at.U~ca~t ll :20 I'r94{ ~Ox ' u,3o Tonlght - (/.!< , .. .. WC~HV 'CJ!ANNEL I '.' !Utl ~(!! •. BrOQ ·('ooutMo KangarOo. 9:00~ ~orni~c, Sbow lo,oll ~Q<>ie .\1:30 S'J.i':Ui;e' It R1"" parry 12:30 Seare~ ·for T.omorrow t2,45 G(\idlns. L\j!ht . It'S ,J ' 1•:00 Kattf''s Kitchel. UO Ao tile 'forld 'rt.1'11" 2::JO Our .M'Jsa Brooks 2.:30 D'o,us~pilrt, -. 1 ---"'iSUP 2 a,oo rho Bli PaJ'\>If 3:30 ·Bob Cr:.~hy Show 4:00 Brlgb.te:r IJ.!l.1 f:13 Seer<'t Storm J Y.o'll' 11•• II•~ I .I 4:30 Edge at. 'fo:',u\t.t 5:00 Masters gall ~()urnament 'I· .. ,· ' I - ' •• STOKELy WEEK! A.T EVA..S . . . . . 14. oz• .,. . . rein• Style Golden ~how WHT~TV . 11:43 Cartooo Club' 12:1q l'(ooa Newa 11;!5 Neii(hbOI'S 12.:~0 Liberace 1:00 Feinfnioe Touch 1:45 M()vle Matlnc!e ·2 . . ........ ,_. boHies !-........ . • , ' . . ORANGE JUIQ · ,. · · ,. ·.. " · ...· ,. •· •· .. 46 01. caa 29c "~.... 3:0b Alter.aOOl\· ~Urn J''ltlval 4:30 Super Serial Ti~' 5'00 Micke~ M~~ Club Five St,u final Joh~ l)•lv l t~e !leWI . ,Sberaff of Cocblae Clrotio' , I Qan!lJ ~()mas CH~NNELIS · FJHEST - - .... . ··- LlberariQ 1:..; ' Moyie Matinee :AfternOon Film l'estiv.al 4:30 - S~pef S~rlal Time 5:00 :U1tPv M:ouae Club .,00 · ~"'n.. Club 8:30 Five Star Flna~ '7:15 John baly & tbe Newt "r:aO RiD TiD 'Fin · s:oo lan to ••• • ' ,._. •(. 33c - - · - - - ~b. ························1~.49c .. . ' 8:0()1 Jlm Bawle 8.30 Public DefeDder 8:00· J Led 'i'hree Lives Sp~ 'ti;I:OO Rar Anthony Show li:OCl N~W! of the Night - - - -- · .· · - - - - •~»· 49c - - -- • • • - 7'- • · • 1b.45c Armour Star- RoiiH IIWII tlt4 M-wnt. • lb.49~ u,~ TIJeatl'e ~ t2 ' IS SJ(Ii Off $ANlA'$ LiTTLE HELPEit DALLAS, Tex. UP- Dee bee DiJlb.s <:q..uldn,'t understand how he-r cat perslstently rea,ppearcd in the house afler she had firm · Iy escm;~d it otrtside and barred all entrances . . Wednesday nijbt' Ahe stayed up t6 find out. Befora lona the eat came ··:liding down · •" 46 oz•., can .- Mj-Choice , 99c OLEO ·- ~. \ • • ' - the ~ cbl~uey.' ' • • • • -- - .. a trlj) toe 'lX\) 3n\lv~ ~ tllelrids really elil'n m.tro -. - 8 oz. • tor 10 oz. • • pkgs. GoLb . MEDAL PertOJ\IIJf, DO)\e of thea~ IC]®l • right tiS, exist t( ~1.l.P.J ftave t~ e,a"~not 29c:FLOUR· 1:0 be tei,(-~UJ!por1tnq. rtopt~ m.u~t have common pur· pl)jtts. •Pd a:oa_b, to band toJetbQr. f( \h~ aehlev4!' ibese tq. • aood . .. ' ... - ... lb. ' -'~"!ic<!'>lt "'~'"'· pe...l. . .~; bqtheiu. ~1<\•d "" ~i~t to b~d T~eso '1111• peoo~o woyl be ~~~ prou~ ~ a.ecept som.l!t· g tor ~eir tamlll Y &\It are ·11.0t, pr.oud enough or t leir Ofl&niu.VoQ to keep t~~ stoaplnll to band, outl!i. wt! 33c ' . .... ·•' . ....... ..... . ..... . ' ;, A eon.cret e:c•OIJl>le or ono ot Is tbe !p0nsoi~J or an inj';J.1V!dUa,] to a lta~e •altair. De-· caW1.6 one YCIUngatcr eompla incrf. tbe J111qp detided 1oo send two mo.n t£l the Uate. , pro1ram and did,. Pot hali9" fU-nds W do 4t. So the m~mben are -ou• , se ~tln-: ()til' ~UP! N:p.rts. to .. piom()ti ~obbery or J~lo~. "'vt' .the. very projl!d b . ~t4-~e•:- lbe kJd,~portsJ;Darubip, ·-.~ '':/'11 ~ , Iatereseed. ·' ·:~.... . . ':'~ .;:.""-· I l.~x ~iqilid .- • • · . Lux FIQkts·:. ,_ • JRJEZE 1-.- SURF - .. •I • 1 - - i '... .FORDilc)OK .•. LIMA$ ······ No. 303 c0 25c ' HAMIWGER DILLS -- .. --,. 12 ot. jar 21c .....JyFI. PlCIQ.ES ···.. ·: -- .. 2hz. Jar ....... Fln.t- FNOh Pock . Qt. ~. 3JC:· !Mf,..,M\ . STOKELY thrift and lndyo!i;, they ell~~r •llow _..,. _. sw.n: · .. . . . .. . - .2 ';No. 303 _tans • :00 ll'emlhine ·Tout"h. 9,30 I cans . " ·. IUS Ne~ab6ro ·t No. 303 A 11:44 Sign On 11:4!1 Cart(Jon Club 12>.10 :Noon Newt 12:~0 ' .,;wa. ,.:. , . . :·· WHTN-TV Chqnhel13 (J""'\ '. ( 11..·~ flintll,- .:l!30 The Early · ShOw 6:30 Youc F.sso Rilpor:tt!r 6:4:5 Sppr.t~ Parade 8:M Weathermsa 7:"00 What Ahout 'fhat 7:15 Douglas Edwards . • / ·, ' 8:45 Sport11 -Parade 6:55 We<!tbcrma.::. 7;30 Beat the Clock , 7:So .·:s.rt~t ·"".! ·.... _._ .,....;;, ithOO. .. ., West- -~ilt . Stq1'1:: 'l: 1~ l Elwards 8:30 Pi~tyhuuse 'or· StaN • 7:30 Sgt. · to11 -of the Yukol , 9;00 Mr. Adams & Eve 8:00 Bob CummiDgs Sbo11" 9:30 Rlghway Patrol 8:30 Cllmn 10:00 The Line Up 9:S0 Playb()Use 90 10:3(} Person to Pera()D 11:00 . Up tO the Minute Jilt-~ 11:00 New1 J1:05 Scanning the Weather · 11:05 S~ann.iag the Weath~ 11:10 Tbe Late Sbow 11 ,oo 1<1•"11 <Jf IIJ\ N1PI u,, • .Tb-Rt ' ~ . • ,. l.HJO ValiuJi\ ' i.lqy •,.4 10,00 A!'; Tlril. '57 10;30 htllld& Lai.at. . S& H Green Stolilpti and .. 10:00 c,va.lclde'.d Sportt· Housept.rtr 9:30 Sllerloek Holmea Sunrise .- >t.v I.itlle,j,!!arl!la 12: 1' Lo•e· Of Life wo.•• 8:45 7:15 7..30 8'00 &:op • ~ 7 415 N.BC N ew~o~ 8:00 BJI)ndie $:30 Life ~>f Rue.v 9:00 Tile Joseph Cotton Show 9:30 The Bi~ Sto,ry. · 1 •1:15 Guilliac LiCht . llan~·· Kltll!,ea 4a tb,e Tunll Our JtiJs lroob 8;(Ht ~uffalo BiU. Jt. 8:30 CartMn Club . •t}:OO iN'eWS Headlln.. J!O.; TODicl!' Slgn On . Wild Blll. ,.,~kok 6:"-' :Sport, Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7 :3C X~eJ: Cuglt Show Stai-~b Ftk TQD'lorrott 11:f4 0 j ~,30 e,oo ~77.~~~~~~~ 990 . Dial 0 n your EVANS' ,ANNIVEUAitY MONTH OF ~ SALES · • Cam"r~ G~• T() ~nol. Ten,nn@t:it trn.ie Ford 3·00 J.fatiDeJ 1'}o.a fl 4:\Y Queezr For A~11. 4~ Mdde.rJ{ Ro,qaa~c:e;a · ~ : 00 Comedy Time 11:10 The r..ate E H ' ' I . ..... ) .In l.t . >. t ::41 -. ' 2l30 Valiant to(l)' Lov~ 'Of U(o uo uo J ' CHANNIL I .. 10'1~. ···~ .... ·~,.h Pr~ l'be B.( PliyoU ~,ao Bqb yrillibv $bow . ,00 Brl~hl« ljlay See1 ::r:t St(Jlm . lld&-1 o1 Nlrll~ 4,00 'l:oe ~artv ~IJow ' • ?.:00 WCJI$-'IV C~NIL I 8:00 ~aptiin K~l!>roo l:qc> Motnin·r Sboir ;,oo .. - . 1:00. Cu.: -rqt -+,...:--.,,..,.,---,, z,ao ' Slgo on Today Romper Room Hom£ The ~i ~e b Jttut Truth Or .Con~Ueneu 12 )() 'Fie ·rae Dough . 12:30 It Could Be You. vnuH1ful 70, ~tHJ dn 11 m ~ n-k illin rt .-i~ u·s wr,rk ~~~fl spend his l'vrn·- 10:00 Garey Moorli ing.~ in the nlnsh .~ll lnrms. A fh!"ht. 10:30 Artlnv• 'lOdfre, f'r i.!l prncrallv riniMhed at . ao Strike I• Rlob . b•1t a 3?: vnur old Ser\ator is ,; I Forei~News ' ' "'""' •' 6:-M 7:00 9:00 10:00 11 :lilt 11:30 ':j() berry Ave. , Am·i1 16 at 2 'p. m. u (~,~ Sljli ~· , Mr~. Edwin ChBirles will di scu ~'i Around and About ;tet• NeWarB,Il&ct~~ U.: 15 W'J.thl:'tast ~k!!<l\~ ~K5 ~LUJ CN:"'l.f. BoOk! "tfub will mccf. !11 IUO the home o( Mrs. Ted Reed Mu.l· /)0 tof ll:OO .- • Friday CHANNEL "J .!JljD 0'1. • coln Heights, who i& connetted . An enhrely sati~factory solution to Pomeroy's partillg ..d · lralflc problem Will be aa dllficuU to come by as Presid'f.lt Eise!-hower reaching his tecond term goal of taming Russian ' WSAZ.TV 8·!\'!1 WNS PROMOTION Raymond H. Blowers, 1661 Lin- 7:00 Todar 9:00 Romper Room with the A.ir force Reser\!e Con· to,oo Hom; ' ·' Metering Proposals In Pomeroy Wouid Double P..(lying Stalls, Net $28 980 : Says S~tYeying Fii'm At Coundl ' • hostess. ....... C:h~n,e13 WSAZ-TV Thumlay Down ie, High St. Moodily at 2 p. m. Mr!'l. Thomas GGt'glrln i.s the aa- ~ !OQil:,:lbODth·$1: B"~~h&, «Uo.. By motor rout~~ where aVailable: *I .GO: one montti~ Sl · Y~ $8, sJ.I mont:hiJ, H.~; three moal'hl. l'u'I!Wd . . ·~ -~,~~ Ow~~~t!u.~~c --------,.TELEVISION . GUIDI. MEETING C:ALLEO The Daua:hterJ of Ruth class of the United Methodist Church will mee1 at the home of :Mrs. C. E. W. ~:r. IDOD.~ "'*:~,rates: Dell 'fer.~ by .carrier w~ available 30 centa per 17~arthn advance •t Tbe Dally Sentinel oUice $H5 80· at• ;. Unel Jne ,. 2-Dally Sent!De~ Pomeroy.Middleporl, 0 ., Apr114, 1957 ,• .. . -'. . .• .. - 'Napkins . . ' . . . / • ••. ;4 · ' . �• • • \ D~O'l'I!!D 'TheiJoo Daily Sentinel ·l ,. Daily Sentinel Day Book INTERESTS GP MElGit-MASOl\1 AREA .ICHUD S. Oll!f!N -- GINI!to\L MANAGIIt • • '< JlaU-·• ,..,.5li,YN01.0 I. GRI~NI- EDII'OR ~Aodiiiii"'i"._...,.,.., ,...~,..re.,....ntatlve, Jlottinelll·Kfmball. f • . !!ii10i9<1'~' "~" 'or. Cflj, 18, N. Y. ; _.,. · ~ u teeon<l ~ ~llin; matter at .Uie post IDe., 10 o.ffloe at p 011 ...... ; • si.~ting I every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vtlley St!ra St.. Pomeroy, 0. Buslnesa ofiice pbone aN: ~ ambitions. The $~3 ..000 SJ.tm annually brought mto the towb's , treasury from exiSiinJI parking meters, at the cost of one ,. ~ · ~oJman (wh~ch councrJ probablY' would hire even Jf there w~re ,·no meters) 1s a welcomed addition to the genera·! fund. We • sup~se. most members df the administrJtion would admit this mon~y IS absolutely ~ecessary to provide present minimum . . services. Yet, the parkmg problem remains acute. Traffic con. I I I • tinental Air Commands Denver 11,:00 The Price lJ Rlfht Colorado, haB been prom~ted fro-a{ 11:30 Trutb' ar ConsequenC!PI Seeond to First Lieutenant. .BlOw- 12:~ 00 Tic Tac DoUib ers, a graduate or West. Vi,rginia 12:30 Jt Could Se You UniYerslty School of EDiin~ering • 1:00 Current · · 2:00 Pars;,~p's St\oll,. l . hl- 1951, is tett enf;l_ineer fot the 2::30 Tenaessee Erq ·e J'ord Ohio Va.lley I:Jec~ic Corporation. 8:00 Matinee Tbe~tra ':00. quef'n For A Da7 CALL $PECfAL M&&TING Mothers of SeniOrS' at .Middle.. 4:f5 Mod.e""D Rotna11ee1 port High School are urged to at- 0:00 -comedy Time ~end a special meeting on Ttu!sday _D;30 ·My Little Margie AprH 9, at the High S,chool at 7 p. 8; 00 Flatt and Sera,u:s Sbow m. wheo pllns will be completed 8:30 Ne~g P.ieture .,.. !IJ>9;t.l Ey. f~r preparing the· dinner for the f Chamber of Commerce which will 6:55 We.ttlertast b~ held on A~;~ril 12. . 7:00 Whlr!)'ibirds 7:20 Dtnatt Sllore ShoW J,ITN.EY SVPII!'ER 7:45 NBC News , 'fhe Syr~USe PTA 'will have ~ R:OO You Bet Your Llfe Jitney Supper Saturda}', April r; IUO 0~\ at lhc Syracuse . Grade Scliovl g,QO 1'~·~~ Cl!/>k:from ts to 7 p. m. according t:J 9,30 T~ FOI\I. S\~ · Mts. William Francis, president. • 10'00 Lilli Vldoo 'l'l!ea!To ' , - tlnues to be blocked by double parkers. especially by unloadIng trucks. The parkmg lot is tOo good a thing: it has become an all-day re~os1tor_v for cars that are there only because it is and eas1ly a~<ulable, not because the driver's always are dfree own town shoppmg. ' It seems clear the .solution lies not Jn doing away wit.h meters. No one .entertams that prospect. R:ather, addin mOre . metero. espec.ally. to th~.· PliTktng lot. and completion g9f off. str~et parktng f~cJJtttes ID Sugar Ru.Q. are being tOuted' as th achon to take. ' , e .. b Park/ng me~er companies are by nature zealous to .find a 1 uterd or then: products. Their surveys, therefore may be e_ upon With sober reflection. Pomeroy council has beore J! a propoS<! to trade-in ~ ~proximate 2lO ·me.t e 417 new more variable-use me~·ers mad& by the MUle'r :._~:. ing Meter Co. The Frank Ferneau Co, Columt;. '"...., 1 .le r~ ce iv :.;s the Deami4h lad a su_rvey of Ihe Pomeroy traffic probieni and ll,llr comp)eled ()f 25. fmdmgs to council together with its proposal But it's still age' 61S befoi.X' you 1:"~!~n 1i~ ~ b u.v more and new meters. JJi"ftl& ftofNrJ. IfuarJc can ca.>h in on the soclal aecum~· Ferneau's arguments appea,r souud. They 800 .. .a. Mnyi.. ,..o .. g 'IV ROIIJI.T C. RUAIUC pr.sld_eut or general manascr. li· and the -1ap between the 40~ 4lnd Look nt them: """".,.,., Nf':--~ • My tlle11 are full ol stu(/ about .)'01.1 just ~Jlt mad at tile bllSS anU the OOs 1s 911!{11Hy lnllre than .in hlrlng men 0\'er 40 and tjuJt or the b0S11 ""e'·· "d . t COil3lderab!e. Ho w do yo u eat in Placing 15-minute m~ters (for Sc) near aU stri\eiJ~tions Ibias have •-m.. your a , lh"" I~can.'t~e, • 'f · · um:n meaJl Ing to d o a you ' and glve1 you "'the'-" axe, l .• • rou re 11 ? In· and col ners would provtde parking ~laces for man ~ .. piece on it for at least a year. tO-year old head runs b.a.n1f lnw 1dustn.d tJ at!~t' I.IJ;.Jdcut who 1S at'· the company says. At least 20 Pe~ ~~~~~~ 91 all tr~ lsi.~S!t' But it wasn't until the other day, a waiL custorned to a good home, a car, of the m·out km?. These meters would keep the iiul.t ,p'~!' on a raiby ffl.P..t'Uift.l!', j.hat the sad p and some of the simpior E'Jdr.t. 1 1 on the move. ~._, ~~·~s C.ct h!t me betwe\• the ·~ · ·· ens.on P ans, I ima1ine, are pleasures? .• .I • , .. the b(!nevoltnt villain In a ~e"-t th Placing 125 m~tcr stalls on tho lower parking lot and ~on I loqked Without. p)el'sure lpt.l1 manr ihd1Ntl;'te1. ,Onl!e ; ~u beIt all sec'!ls a touch havwirr.. ~upper lot dtvtded mto, (1) 10 hour meters at one bo . far the mirror and auddei11Y. slli ,~Ut come enmelhed ln · a "plan\' wit 'I ,When ynl!- h1t a ~an for ,_ job ut 5~, (2) I 0 huur meters at two hours for 5c; (8) two hol\r :.ters loucl: "Good Lord, boy, you're .Jil· 1.a.() much dec;lucted for this aw' ?;3, !be f1rst thmg he asks is: employable!" Th.e othP.r dny ~was that and agaimt retirement, ,. · Wtu,t experlenc~ J1a~e you?"' a one hour for 5c. These varied types of tim d t be placed stra tegically on the lots. For exam ~ me efs would 39--·:-anfl el)lployabJe. Tadty I am llt,IY thinks six times beiorq he : when the answer 1s ohviOus: Col· edgmg toward 42-- an.:l J'm unem jump.• the · fence. · , lege, war, or up tbc hard W.l-'' r.ould. be along the railroad and pri~a~i~ ::: 8~~~:~:: ployqbte. The pension !an •h . ' (rom ~he cummon ruck, withou 1 e onger Um('ld devices would be on the lots for the car ooi Wtll, actually J-me personau7 FOR h' kp 1 llt . works educa tiOn . r ha ven't l"or"llttCn dl aga 1~·st h1mi be- tho b urn _Jo · kc., abClul •o1flre-bor ' ~eople and for ~hose livJng nea~by on Butternut and Mul~rry -am not ·Unemployable, becau~o caus 111 a1mlotwor ot s pension . se 8 thvenues who hke to leave their cars on the lot all day while ()he ot II$ few benefits. of lihb- tscui}. forbid hiring even Y~r~~ Jobs fCJr A1r Force ~~nerals t.ha! bJnk at a typewrite.:- iJ that .u executive.~ above the 40.50 Pillll· were ~urrent after World war u. ev catch a ride in a pool and go off•to work out of town You re .too old to be rehired Such a program would soon provide over twice the am~unt lohg a1 they make ~ paper and aoll line. You're jutt too otd to . of re,ve'!ue to the town and help (llJance, in l)le m·eantlm carbon11, you can eat Jt you sell n~ into the pjctul'e. Nobod . 1 v"s w~en you re past. 40, f)ut the ~: alfd~!~· ~rlOI!~h.;onellttlf!,lttto blf• YOil when yoU're Old and ~Pi .' .f ~~alrn:~ o~o. bo~~~ be s ~~~~~t;~~~f othr~ stdreet1parking areas. Su'~ar. Run 'is the pri;~ -r a11. "e e er 111 u,ey get Jn the past year or 80 c!ub~ ' · ~ .... .. * , r Is eve opmen~ An area Jarg en h f old,r, and the experien(!ed mid- have been formed to place the , ~;u;J~~d ~0 c~rs probably will· be opened thi~ su~~er ::;;r~~ dlewelgbt' can manage some IJOI't l!rizzHos wbite·coiJar genUcman . ree and between Mcchanlc and Butternut Mor ot livcllhood until age qnd ~.wb[Jio who has been forced from a job ,. Wl\h:'e needed, and would be obtaihoble with added rev;nue' by take QVer. Even tbe b.ls- by mercen which aqueezc ou~ e surveyin~ company claimed the enlarged metering ro' betns and the bUMII eao fhld lop•eohelon people. Ah;~ 801f'C =~~~B~o~dt net Pomeroy a total estimated annual incom~ or sometblng lnvolvinr semlrhOJla'lt legislation has bu~n atle~.pted. . , . o al payments each year for two years would be toll to keep them In board and l do~~t that eithett wi,U do " Lcltl'r to the Editor : room. great dea~ of eood, l;lecaus~ tht.= Dear Sir: $16,470 for 417 new Miller moters.' Durin .!hi t , But In a ercnt many lnd~a- age-ehel:!.k ts atm 1 .i · :::•lntn~ revenue would be $16,470 whic~ w:ul~ob~··a·~~ tries that awful 4q ts the deadP tt• an,)!! th·~ J wout~ like to bring into the ore than the $13,000 present meters return. Alter the 'two IJne for knodJ..I.na off a new jl)b- bfl'l,b bu,t(.nes.• fuct . Jitm~Jns) An open qnd Put into fo cu.s a probm leu, of cour 1 1 ~. you are auch a ~Pl;::.r who feed!!- a 45 year olcl lem that Is pla guing the citb:el'ls {.";~ ~:;~~d n;t;28 ';irier .paymento v,ould be completed the l,tlrelndf that sorrabody &Cl'(lsa th'! ne11' ; er 1 ~110 his ''tirem e~t and mcrchan '-3 of Racine. This 'Js I I t t b h ~ ~ doun t a:et the sum.e bail the exploltation by su lcs or hand Thb sum. ••Ys Ferneau, woijld buy ~ lot of street re ai ~ rei! Wfln a YG'.t liJ e t e new '"'ck J.1 terms ot W()rking time os outs by almost evt>r}' organi7.ed ~~~ ~n~! ~~ <1op'' salaries. nnd build 'mor~ par~ing lot•. ~;d group in the cflmmunitv. Ma!ly . a sounds right convlnQ!ng. people (eel caught In ·a traf). · • . Th!:!)' bn~ Cl~ly so mueh to give , · . The Editn"r'S. M'ai") Bag 8 lCan .. erbury Tal<'s ancl tell o! the pUgrima.!l!e'l ln. En.l(la11d to Canterburv in the Sprin~. , Membr.n are A ~ k ed tO tak~ rlote of \hr> _ch:'ln.l.7e • in da!e and place of me!! t 1 ~g. -----;---~-·- · - bo.v wonr1cr. 1 I don't believe there's onv ~~~~wcr to thi 1 nver·40 problcin un' l~l \i(' b11.~i.[le:~~~s them~~lvf!s k h • · · ta e t P per~onal trouble to as~P.~:>I the- worth r>r the applyin~ inc!fvi:Junl at ~he t"XTJense ot th!' Vflrions ""n~nn plims B'ld hotJ.Se· rule~. OtherwlsP, vr111 fincl yoUr'·~·lr !n fh.,. pl ight of t.hl! man wh•1 loolr~ ut hi9 2"ray hair~ in till' mirror and Rays, "Unr,mplo•Fable" ·vh "ll onlv the o!her d!!.y he was l"fVlinrr., the 1·un<'o•• prom m · t'fl1•. l•·.~c fir Oyln g fi ghl el' 11lanes in fr t: arluH'.~ war. (C'opvr if!ht. 1957 , hy United Feature Syndicate. Jnt'.) - ~nd ne afr;ud o( public opinion If they fail to give to everyone that asks. The school claues, lOdges, l !alons, churehes and servid~ \IC'I· u~teera think they have a natural r1ght to expect a cash aift or ror •tore keepers to give .ipaCfl ~ 0 sell cakes, pies in competltio'l: with their own wares. TheY seem nQt to care whether you give to )'our church ur a more wort~v oause. After all, their's Is tli.l! most W()rthy one . Many if()Up.t need to solicit money beeaU$10 they arc !allures to achieve their OWll goals. Vol~nteor organizations (flrimPn, 1elc.,) spcci.tilize In poor bus.l.q:t:'-5 prineipai.fl :tncl beer PRMie.s. Ot'-t • . er groups fail to offer ~ 11rosratn t"hat will aVtra~ new rnembezs or cause active member, tO 1tve A\J · ~roups .bave ~pougb. iniC~tvO. members to pay tor · anytlifn't they n'l.e~. if these could become Commentary BV t:H411UHI M.. McC4NN Unlt..'d 'l"r.,. Staff C3rrttDOMent The nr<reort111111nl~t rl"tnf'nl'! whlc~lt llavr. h P~ n birlrlln'-l" hr domlmttlon In RyriA ~nrl JorrlMI ann~Rr to h11vo suffered a ~"'· • • '' blt('t. -. , Clll. Ahrff!l Hnmio'! Srrtaj lr 8vr!a rmc1 Pr"mlf!r Snh•lmun "Nnbulli in Jotdl'ln lire bel o7 eh:tl· Jene:ed bv eoruervauv~ leader.~~." Trt both O.,ltnfrill!l. th,.. 11itua1lnn 1fiJI Ia t'onru,efl. Bot there seem" 1')0 daubt that for the mntnent at ••• .• ·' lea1t orn..We111tern ,'¢rellethe rtlnJf. sentiment h ~r ~~everaJ month,, SvrJ" ~ 11 ,. ..been the• ~0.11t J)rn.('ommunltt o( ,the. nlna ArAh counirle!t R~rrat thief or Syrl~·~ mllitsrv lntPIIl· 1enra ilt!PIIrtm~nt . hill' hr"n rt· fU!PitPd u ~' nbl~nu._t rllctntor. ~~hultl also h,." DIU'!IIur<rt ttn In- l:'rtl.fi~lndv n"tt.('nmm un i~t flnf1 henee tnU-Wi~<lllf•rn n•l!ll'v, ne t ~ trvlnr t, Jet himself lll) I » hi& eoontry·, •'rflntr ftllln 101'! tJ wealw.; anU.Commun t.st Kllltt liunein. Svrle T"'II'Vf t::·u•.. r N111l Prto~lrirl":t ~'"-ulrrt Al ·K II· watlv ,., ~vri11 hu hll'rn ttt~ l"lf\r 1 lnnl )"11rf~r1h !l) nr r rmii.'I'"Vittl Yt:! elrm~nt. 1 11iho srA tnin 11 to ou ~ t Serrti ~Uve. "f,IW CITIII"' ·Dr. tlld Mr1. Le~t kid:.-nan. Mt Olernf!nl, Ml~h., if• " announ~tn:i the birth or I IC)Il. Ead· er,.ll.ton. l recently in lft. Clemens · 'hev · ha\1-e three· oldillr c:hllcfrlil, 'ctrandnA~ntll are Mr. •II<\ ~~. ~I c. Riekn\an, former loCal" Qtid'e~t 1 and !tfn.. McCoy," a'1l ~ "f Jl(." ~ltm: ens. ~lehic•n. ~' 5fr!,le CaueiJ, Mlddlf!port. I! a "'it aun' ol till• ne-w baby. ' Jf l)t'Jili!JI}J\! 1(1 f'nt'll!)l!! hlm t"O tab • pl)!t ,.~ mllilirv'r,r· 1 tttehe or some slrt1J1ar pnst in a iUJf_l - ,. IN1'11NUSI , fl;t"•l"1! "'lllltrv . M.:·s.. Ha~l S~lvehr 'till return· • 'But thP. ach1!'l choll"" nJ"" til Qd lo ber ~tpe l,ri"l:nterpriJe on I "('l"llflf'l ''"" '1 eonJI!'I"VtJ1lv•>t Sttu:-day lron1 the Melets General !I<••• ·~,;.',hm•..",,,..,dv. Tfuw are atklwln-; HvspHat WJ¥;.l.'e the . • ltre"ftRth. ln Jl)~(hn . ~OI Itlll Kln 11 Hu s.~toln li leadinr lbl.' oppn.s!tlon to Nn· ~1. He. tOO. h 11~ the IIU'lnort 0 1 a.rmv rQ1l"M'Vnti''"~ 11!11 well as 0r ~ WSAZ-TV ~~~~~:tl~;~po;,l~IU~c~la~n 1 . Dn~trlne JIJnd deal to "at been ,. medical Plticnt for tht Put thl'M weeki. Sho Is m.uCh lmprQved 1nd her man_y f.rit!ntb. an4 aelahbou aro wlshlnll ber a ~Jp.eed,y recovery. Raymond SbumJker 1nd sister. Charlotte 11 N,-w OhJo spenlAnn, ~~e week e,n dLexi~lton, with Mr. cm d All's. ':.:erUn. Shlveler. Cl:larlott, Folmer.•n4 .dauthlerl JIU\y ond Jeny soeol ~·~JY with l>!£. ,"!)(1 l{ro, ~Uil ~"'IW. . ., I ~... ·~;._,:"·~~~~~~~•• ~•~ltuatlon . ' ' i.t , .. . 111rU~ ~Jlt IPfl\!llUlld!f ~ .9"'!0 With-~ Sill~-... . ':. The parents an~ the .:~chool ()/_. !icla.ls allow th9 leniQr cla:Jss to 1 ~~mote ' trip u.-.f c()ijl (our ~an ot m(!octatni ln varloqs· rn~nnera. lhsted of teaching .\. ·'• I' w J 6:30 • II Your To Sunset Station ' Ne\X' Picture I "; "'"''· Low Prica,. Super ·Trim Meats •• .. We.at.U~ca~t ll :20 I'r94{ ~Ox ' u,3o Tonlght - (/.!< , .. .. WC~HV 'CJ!ANNEL I '.' !Utl ~(!! •. BrOQ ·('ooutMo KangarOo. 9:00~ ~orni~c, Sbow lo,oll ~Q<>ie .\1:30 S'J.i':Ui;e' It R1"" parry 12:30 Seare~ ·for T.omorrow t2,45 G(\idlns. L\j!ht . It'S ,J ' 1•:00 Kattf''s Kitchel. UO Ao tile 'forld 'rt.1'11" 2::JO Our .M'Jsa Brooks 2.:30 D'o,us~pilrt, -. 1 ---"'iSUP 2 a,oo rho Bli PaJ'\>If 3:30 ·Bob Cr:.~hy Show 4:00 Brlgb.te:r IJ.!l.1 f:13 Seer<'t Storm J Y.o'll' 11•• II•~ I .I 4:30 Edge at. 'fo:',u\t.t 5:00 Masters gall ~()urnament 'I· .. ,· ' I - ' •• STOKELy WEEK! A.T EVA..S . . . . . 14. oz• .,. . . rein• Style Golden ~how WHT~TV . 11:43 Cartooo Club' 12:1q l'(ooa Newa 11;!5 Neii(hbOI'S 12.:~0 Liberace 1:00 Feinfnioe Touch 1:45 M()vle Matlnc!e ·2 . . ........ ,_. boHies !-........ . • , ' . . ORANGE JUIQ · ,. · · ,. ·.. " · ...· ,. •· •· .. 46 01. caa 29c "~.... 3:0b Alter.aOOl\· ~Urn J''ltlval 4:30 Super Serial Ti~' 5'00 Micke~ M~~ Club Five St,u final Joh~ l)•lv l t~e !leWI . ,Sberaff of Cocblae Clrotio' , I Qan!lJ ~()mas CH~NNELIS · FJHEST - - .... . ··- LlberariQ 1:..; ' Moyie Matinee :AfternOon Film l'estiv.al 4:30 - S~pef S~rlal Time 5:00 :U1tPv M:ouae Club .,00 · ~"'n.. Club 8:30 Five Star Flna~ '7:15 John baly & tbe Newt "r:aO RiD TiD 'Fin · s:oo lan to ••• • ' ,._. •(. 33c - - · - - - ~b. ························1~.49c .. . ' 8:0()1 Jlm Bawle 8.30 Public DefeDder 8:00· J Led 'i'hree Lives Sp~ 'ti;I:OO Rar Anthony Show li:OCl N~W! of the Night - - - -- · .· · - - - - •~»· 49c - - -- • • • - 7'- • · • 1b.45c Armour Star- RoiiH IIWII tlt4 M-wnt. • lb.49~ u,~ TIJeatl'e ~ t2 ' IS SJ(Ii Off $ANlA'$ LiTTLE HELPEit DALLAS, Tex. UP- Dee bee DiJlb.s <:q..uldn,'t understand how he-r cat perslstently rea,ppearcd in the house afler she had firm · Iy escm;~d it otrtside and barred all entrances . . Wednesday nijbt' Ahe stayed up t6 find out. Befora lona the eat came ··:liding down · •" 46 oz•., can .- Mj-Choice , 99c OLEO ·- ~. \ • • ' - the ~ cbl~uey.' ' • • • • -- - .. a trlj) toe 'lX\) 3n\lv~ ~ tllelrids really elil'n m.tro -. - 8 oz. • tor 10 oz. • • pkgs. GoLb . MEDAL PertOJ\IIJf, DO)\e of thea~ IC]®l • right tiS, exist t( ~1.l.P.J ftave t~ e,a"~not 29c:FLOUR· 1:0 be tei,(-~UJ!por1tnq. rtopt~ m.u~t have common pur· pl)jtts. •Pd a:oa_b, to band toJetbQr. f( \h~ aehlev4!' ibese tq. • aood . .. ' ... - ... lb. ' -'~"!ic<!'>lt "'~'"'· pe...l. . .~; bqtheiu. ~1<\•d "" ~i~t to b~d T~eso '1111• peoo~o woyl be ~~~ prou~ ~ a.ecept som.l!t· g tor ~eir tamlll Y &\It are ·11.0t, pr.oud enough or t leir Ofl&niu.VoQ to keep t~~ stoaplnll to band, outl!i. wt! 33c ' . .... ·•' . ....... ..... . ..... . ' ;, A eon.cret e:c•OIJl>le or ono ot Is tbe !p0nsoi~J or an inj';J.1V!dUa,] to a lta~e •altair. De-· caW1.6 one YCIUngatcr eompla incrf. tbe J111qp detided 1oo send two mo.n t£l the Uate. , pro1ram and did,. Pot hali9" fU-nds W do 4t. So the m~mben are -ou• , se ~tln-: ()til' ~UP! N:p.rts. to .. piom()ti ~obbery or J~lo~. "'vt' .the. very projl!d b . ~t4-~e•:- lbe kJd,~portsJ;Darubip, ·-.~ '':/'11 ~ , Iatereseed. ·' ·:~.... . . ':'~ .;:.""-· I l.~x ~iqilid .- • • · . Lux FIQkts·:. ,_ • JRJEZE 1-.- SURF - .. •I • 1 - - i '... .FORDilc)OK .•. LIMA$ ······ No. 303 c0 25c ' HAMIWGER DILLS -- .. --,. 12 ot. jar 21c .....JyFI. PlCIQ.ES ···.. ·: -- .. 2hz. Jar ....... Fln.t- FNOh Pock . Qt. ~. 3JC:· !Mf,..,M\ . STOKELY thrift and lndyo!i;, they ell~~r •llow _..,. _. sw.n: · .. . . . .. . - .2 ';No. 303 _tans • :00 ll'emlhine ·Tout"h. 9,30 I cans . " ·. IUS Ne~ab6ro ·t No. 303 A 11:44 Sign On 11:4!1 Cart(Jon Club 12>.10 :Noon Newt 12:~0 ' .,;wa. ,.:. , . . :·· WHTN-TV Chqnhel13 (J""'\ '. ( 11..·~ flintll,- .:l!30 The Early · ShOw 6:30 Youc F.sso Rilpor:tt!r 6:4:5 Sppr.t~ Parade 8:M Weathermsa 7:"00 What Ahout 'fhat 7:15 Douglas Edwards . • / ·, ' 8:45 Sport11 -Parade 6:55 We<!tbcrma.::. 7;30 Beat the Clock , 7:So .·:s.rt~t ·"".! ·.... _._ .,....;;, ithOO. .. ., West- -~ilt . Stq1'1:: 'l: 1~ l Elwards 8:30 Pi~tyhuuse 'or· StaN • 7:30 Sgt. · to11 -of the Yukol , 9;00 Mr. Adams & Eve 8:00 Bob CummiDgs Sbo11" 9:30 Rlghway Patrol 8:30 Cllmn 10:00 The Line Up 9:S0 Playb()Use 90 10:3(} Person to Pera()D 11:00 . Up tO the Minute Jilt-~ 11:00 New1 J1:05 Scanning the Weather · 11:05 S~ann.iag the Weath~ 11:10 Tbe Late Sbow 11 ,oo 1<1•"11 <Jf IIJ\ N1PI u,, • .Tb-Rt ' ~ . • ,. l.HJO ValiuJi\ ' i.lqy •,.4 10,00 A!'; Tlril. '57 10;30 htllld& Lai.at. . S& H Green Stolilpti and .. 10:00 c,va.lclde'.d Sportt· Housept.rtr 9:30 Sllerloek Holmea Sunrise .- >t.v I.itlle,j,!!arl!la 12: 1' Lo•e· Of Life wo.•• 8:45 7:15 7..30 8'00 &:op • ~ 7 415 N.BC N ew~o~ 8:00 BJI)ndie $:30 Life ~>f Rue.v 9:00 Tile Joseph Cotton Show 9:30 The Bi~ Sto,ry. · 1 •1:15 Guilliac LiCht . llan~·· Kltll!,ea 4a tb,e Tunll Our JtiJs lroob 8;(Ht ~uffalo BiU. Jt. 8:30 CartMn Club . •t}:OO iN'eWS Headlln.. J!O.; TODicl!' Slgn On . Wild Blll. ,.,~kok 6:"-' :Sport, Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7 :3C X~eJ: Cuglt Show Stai-~b Ftk TQD'lorrott 11:f4 0 j ~,30 e,oo ~77.~~~~~~~ 990 . Dial 0 n your EVANS' ,ANNIVEUAitY MONTH OF ~ SALES · • Cam"r~ G~• T() ~nol. Ten,nn@t:it trn.ie Ford 3·00 J.fatiDeJ 1'}o.a fl 4:\Y Queezr For A~11. 4~ Mdde.rJ{ Ro,qaa~c:e;a · ~ : 00 Comedy Time 11:10 The r..ate E H ' ' I . ..... ) .In l.t . >. t ::41 -. ' 2l30 Valiant to(l)' Lov~ 'Of U(o uo uo J ' CHANNIL I .. 10'1~. ···~ .... ·~,.h Pr~ l'be B.( PliyoU ~,ao Bqb yrillibv $bow . ,00 Brl~hl« ljlay See1 ::r:t St(Jlm . lld&-1 o1 Nlrll~ 4,00 'l:oe ~artv ~IJow ' • ?.:00 WCJI$-'IV C~NIL I 8:00 ~aptiin K~l!>roo l:qc> Motnin·r Sboir ;,oo .. - . 1:00. Cu.: -rqt -+,...:--.,,..,.,---,, z,ao ' Slgo on Today Romper Room Hom£ The ~i ~e b Jttut Truth Or .Con~Ueneu 12 )() 'Fie ·rae Dough . 12:30 It Could Be You. vnuH1ful 70, ~tHJ dn 11 m ~ n-k illin rt .-i~ u·s wr,rk ~~~fl spend his l'vrn·- 10:00 Garey Moorli ing.~ in the nlnsh .~ll lnrms. A fh!"ht. 10:30 Artlnv• 'lOdfre, f'r i.!l prncrallv riniMhed at . ao Strike I• Rlob . b•1t a 3?: vnur old Ser\ator is ,; I Forei~News ' ' "'""' •' 6:-M 7:00 9:00 10:00 11 :lilt 11:30 ':j() berry Ave. , Am·i1 16 at 2 'p. m. u (~,~ Sljli ~· , Mr~. Edwin ChBirles will di scu ~'i Around and About ;tet• NeWarB,Il&ct~~ U.: 15 W'J.thl:'tast ~k!!<l\~ ~K5 ~LUJ CN:"'l.f. BoOk! "tfub will mccf. !11 IUO the home o( Mrs. Ted Reed Mu.l· /)0 tof ll:OO .- • Friday CHANNEL "J .!JljD 0'1. • coln Heights, who i& connetted . An enhrely sati~factory solution to Pomeroy's partillg ..d · lralflc problem Will be aa dllficuU to come by as Presid'f.lt Eise!-hower reaching his tecond term goal of taming Russian ' WSAZ.TV 8·!\'!1 WNS PROMOTION Raymond H. Blowers, 1661 Lin- 7:00 Todar 9:00 Romper Room with the A.ir force Reser\!e Con· to,oo Hom; ' ·' Metering Proposals In Pomeroy Wouid Double P..(lying Stalls, Net $28 980 : Says S~tYeying Fii'm At Coundl ' • hostess. ....... C:h~n,e13 WSAZ-TV Thumlay Down ie, High St. Moodily at 2 p. m. Mr!'l. Thomas GGt'glrln i.s the aa- ~ !OQil:,:lbODth·$1: B"~~h&, «Uo.. By motor rout~~ where aVailable: *I .GO: one montti~ Sl · Y~ $8, sJ.I mont:hiJ, H.~; three moal'hl. l'u'I!Wd . . ·~ -~,~~ Ow~~~t!u.~~c --------,.TELEVISION . GUIDI. MEETING C:ALLEO The Daua:hterJ of Ruth class of the United Methodist Church will mee1 at the home of :Mrs. C. E. W. ~:r. IDOD.~ "'*:~,rates: Dell 'fer.~ by .carrier w~ available 30 centa per 17~arthn advance •t Tbe Dally Sentinel oUice $H5 80· at• ;. Unel Jne ,. 2-Dally Sent!De~ Pomeroy.Middleporl, 0 ., Apr114, 1957 ,• .. . -'. . .• .. - 'Napkins . . ' . . . / • ••. ;4 · ' . �• • .... 4-Dilly By Alan~ ~ . P'rospeetive nfanaztr:~ and play~ i I' and Point Pl easant. Ohio team~ from Pomeroy, Mid- dleport, Racme and Reed"ille- Coolvllle have indicat@9, inte.re.t. Meanwhile, John Parsons of MJddleport asked today that young men deslrint to play on.a Middleport team thb summer meet at Tbe Sports Center Monday n igbt, A.prH 8 at 7:30 p. m. for prelim- Jiiary tplaqrting. •ited (some are oot bac~ here yet elude Woo<.1y Call , Mk key Miller tart Smith, Bill Demosky, Ike Wl!{ Bob Ashlt:y, Chuck Stobart ' John Vroman, p ete Davi s, Henr ~ Clat· Worthy, Larry Rict!, Dick Walter1, Bobby Nehon, J1m Bowles,, Don ~yn~ and any olherll who want to play. I National Coune. DIRIC:TOR PASSII NORTH •DAMS , .., , Mau. UP Albert Oatcrhout, who ltraduato manaRer 'WUUam1 ColleLe Wednesday In a \ya114. .....,... r..-;.fttlt - _,, Sta...~... Lt.UUI II 14 m.-..,.. . 14 9 14 10 . ' .~ .. Athletics Have the baseball traiL Gene Mauch · ThJs wiN, require a mountain of Last year 11l thi~ time the Yaw- abnd Bill~d· .Kdlaus, are tl'le secattd :U~rvrrllf~:, from m•nagers aud ke.)' miUionpires Wf' ri.! tabbed :uJ ase can 1 •tcs, '~tiaf$C!al, ,FI..e.-d .11 · ~tte of a likely pennant winner, but Mnn, t s ... · Ill '1"" 1 Kla us 11lso is ia the runnia1 If Yl'tl~l.al - f-»f?miat!d f.o ·lharpager Mike Higgins' pitch.lng \\Cnl shortstop alang With BUIY'"~o· flf up t~yCiil t jjotl of pencils J>o ur and they wound up in fotwllt solo a11d Milt Bolling and also en tn4 ,:o o "or:Jr: oa this laptet of plrtee, 13 games behind tha \'an play third. So can Lepcio. Franl the prO-ar,n. PORT MYERS, Fla., UP ~ But· •· ton-hole Ca1cy Stengel l!ome time kc( ~·. 1.1 1, . . whom thelast Redspring Sox A' .. d m s whY 1Itggws soy.~ thl'', Maixone, had such Cor higb hopes .-it• h),' t be way, businesa m~m. and ask him point blanlc who is pilchlnt will d11term ine how fJr and then wound up ae ndini bim fndustrlal managers, or who evt:r the lfUtest naturallookina hitter the club will go In 19M. He Jlso down lei San Francisco, and rook· You' Ire Where evCr' you ate beT~i~:v~~e;!ow the answer? are a Couple of hints-It b adr Its he has to "atraightcn o~.;t ie.Kl'n A.~promonte arc the other (around· here! this !ellow Jim my infield." lh>'rd b.,.,. con">'>l•tes. White Je going to be n!!'eding a b I Th d " "and" Pete Daley, &tea dy job come thu L not tit tr Mickey Mant e or Joe e one cpartment o r the R ~<! Sam ""'White ~Jt of MaJ. DI:M&JClo. Sox whieh Llj of Rol!d pcnnant-wi!l· who divided the job lut ueP, We can't offer hbn. oDe bpre. or , Tb 1 Hi nlng callber la the outfield wl tll k' that would be mine! Jim hasn·~ ' e Jl"latest natura1 looking 'red Williams In lc•fl, Jhn Pler•all lind b~nur~ roo te Hnywood 9u • 1 • d tb h hitter I've ever .seen," IR)'I tbe and .fnck Jen••n ,·n van, will ha ndle the ratehlna p cae out . e wort e wants to Yahlrle manager, without })attinJ 1o1 • " chores amass hh first mllllou ln. (That an eye, Lou Skizas." ; l , eager lo wln lhe · ).,_ ' al•o 't!!irninates · t.hla : Joll.} He'll Bkiau ,an eccentric dD.haJtecl "'"""• ,,, .34D in 19ft6 wa h Slslti' "Rill Com•r'' take anyth.lnlr that wllh leave him Greek. eurrently is patrcil1lhg tho 82 J r. nsen batted .~1 3 ~As ftor uJ! chlng, Hi'gglns tabs a f•w h...,•rt in uoh 'lL eompiJe outfiel-dLou forBqudreatp the Kansas City with Ath· W~lh 97 RBls. PierBall, wilhQI,I : a Dicl< Si:;Jer," VlhO won q,lne while statMk!,,.yon sport&. .,....It wq,utd he letles. concurs ·peer i'n lhe f!old , Jut .299 with 97 losing ell(ht la!t seasOn, aa "~ quJte pleiUint for everybQdy t.> Stentel JD. bit opinioQ. "I can RBlN. t·eol C(Jmer," Only Sisler, Tom keep Wllite arodnd llelgs. 'coun- readUy uadeNtand wby Cqey 1 • Othor' Potlflons Uncertain Br('wcr 19-A and · Ivan Dcloelt ty. Any lalren'!' would 1ay th&t,'' declare• Bou· But beyond I he outfJLlhl the ltt•d 13·7 llvt·d up to Higgins' expec· clreau. "ll ihfre•s anythln& in thi~ Sax llncup is unccrlain. Th ct·•! lations lns t "liar. , Hubert ld d It' hit" candidates for each in' Pl'lce of Portland Ora·'• "' wor auBI c,m o, 1 . post. At first, if's even 11 Right handcr Frank S11llivan ~~~:~! revetled \Yebtlday .10bn , Alw.n Over .100 :~~~~~r~o~ok~l~cs~fo~r~t~he~v~cl,;· / won 14 games while· losin& .te\'en ot Middleport will t-e Tate a look at some of Sklzu' but he started the aeal80n In the lptlll:er Friday nllbt when ert~dentlala. rltylnr the outfieid potenllal "~0 game" class .. Bf.lb school honor~ Its 191JT chan,. for Norfolk In the p 1edmon t We're Alwoys Right Pnrtcrrield Wit .~ a disappointment pion basketball team. The chow Leaaue In 19~1, he hit .311 before with h1 1 3·12 re~ord and 10 was line formt at 8 :3(t p. m. with mt.· beine tapped by Uncle Sana' for On Your Lube Job tlw veteran aauthpaw Mel Par· thet't: bl the pltYera actin( a.~ rbHitary service. Wbl;!n he ,came nell , with his 7-6 record . Better che-rs. out he spent part of the seaaoa loutftom Local School Di• with Blrminlbam of the Southern lhl11gs ulso had bfen expected f.lf Will ard Nixon 9-8 and George trltt PNSitltrtt 1111 MciCelvey AsaoeJ1Uop wh•r• he bat.ted .306 S tJ.~t'(' 2-4. will be toaltmutw. Thore will and part with Kan11.1 Clty, then in bo ontorttlnment and group the American Association, where Thm:c right hll~lers are sure to tlft1ln1. It's an ,...,.,., ahl,ullg he l;Jit .320. sl1tk. so its little wonder, o(f •nd It lnYitttlenal. With Denver In 1"5, be earYed Hl5il p i tc~tng performances, the Portland Tilhtly Ia proud of i L.l out a cool .848 tigute. Last ye1r Rerl Sox were willing to pay a this year. What Pmrtlanrt ·1 be atartect' out witb tbe Yaokees, milton dolla.l'l for Score. With club d ft tl d .I 1' d · t d was dealt to Kanat~ Cilty June 14 him thn Red So'J[ feel they could II! · u fn 1 "' m en er-as:~ and flnlohed ..lth a .81', average buketbal ia proof ol\ee again of wm 1hn p~nnant. Without hlm- the absolute neeuslty or "start- In 89 games. nnd l that',o; how !hey are goi ng to Jng ·em yo•n 1•• if IOGd hiw:h II the U.year-old Skizas ia such lw- 1hey may have l'tll.ll'e of a bat· 1ehool teams are t.o be had. It Js a hot-ahot with the ·bat, how came !!e th:m theY can 'handle to flo· not bein& ~lUJ!:al,' merely oblerv- the Yankees Jet hhn get tway, you There's only one right way h h In 1h~ Fi.rst flivl sto\i. lng a fac-t, that unless Pomeroy ~~~~e can hit any pitcher wllo to do a lube j ob, and that's and Middleport provide fatii,Uca ever llved," Casey claims, "but CHAMPS FAVORID II 'r a greatly Increased Junlo.· wbep be ,cets out theN iD the out· DAYTONA B!IACij, Fla. UP with care, okill and pr•ol· Defonding 'Champions frank Me· 11H1thb btohlkttball protr.;'~l our li~d-· rteld ... " 1 Klnney an~ Tim Jeclto were heave ro era OU n nM: nt In Sten(el doeen't finbh but J~ it alon . . . the way we do It Ily tuvoretl in two Or the lour Rutland are fOing to m•kl aport" no reeret U!tat the ebunty Sklua cvenls scheduled today ln the Na- life very embarr-.ain,. Racine ltD't puddnc Ttia Speaker tor d~ here. Try us ... and see! tlonal AAU s w~mmine cbp,mplort· already his done 10, eonalstenU.,. f,tDiive la&arela • ~h ips which Jlrendy have produeed RUtland will be dotnc tl'le aamc right soOn. one m•w Amcricon record. So when it happena, Pomero" and Middleport, don't bWne the . SITS R!CORO eoaebea, the •e.Jtool atbniniltrlt· LINCOLN. R. I. UP mar, a two-year-old colt, tloD Qr teaau. Blame ictu"" 1elva lip up your pocltPt· cd a new track record in tuM mor. the fellture race at UDcoln Downa books house W~dnesday. The colt el~-td ,tOhooJ in "' 4-.'J ·soconds tor four lur-- a mn> Best NaturaJi Hitter Of All · ~1~7 .qt. 'i~Piar •a. 12 pl. ctOI&OVT ,... .., '$3.76 gal. !.ecturon Total Perlonal Service (JO.OO . 50.00 Bua!Jep• . Dodo ~Y Count,- Aad. Total Other ~... Total ~he!' A\dlllary Penonal Service Gu And, have you tbouaht of HOW IMPORTANT Is the per- . sonnel at each of our places of business? Just })ow ..• , coUld the buslneao functloJ1 without. those who PIIIJ' th'lr part In the daily &ervlce tQ you!·Aild~ dOn't you Illce to.ao ' • !. " to "that place" where you know apd where you "like A CERTAIN PERSON TO SERVE YbU? Our Cllllomers ~1 C:OIJ!prue the our c:ommWIIty. ' . . ' run, les and .ulne Geteat;J. , ,, ~ )'I o.; ' ~ ' . . .~ . ' ' poinllil•it; .., ' l• .4}' . ~ ' ' . ) ' 1 .~ • . •· . ' I ', ..,,,lh•t.~OIIIpGII}' • I BoliD JDOYN llil familr Clartaee RIISRil proper-· JO?fphine Ruoell prop- Of W. Va., were m., Ho. !'d MEAT in Meigs Coullty ComatOn PlUS' Court by Betty J . Adams. Rafine rJsi'- Ronnie, and witt . 1 Mld"!e]l<lrll Bachner's DIYOIC. AIIIIO A divoree' itti0. bu iJeen (iled William~ Mn. ' lunior 3,:WO.OO 103,198.83 lWKn' -Why Pay More? .. .. Bat .4 Beart11 Bre.,lut ll&lil .... Tloe ,._ EGGS. , .................. .. .... 3 da. lk Ia 'lbe Pleee' u coN ··.... ··.... ·.. ·· ···.. ·.. ·ll 49e ~e~y 1 185,352.7t ~~ am . r•J Orlnlltopr Crotn Colo. , , IIOft'LIIfG ' . COFFEE ... .. ..... . : ............. .. lit. 69c ·rme For Laloeheo . I. d' l - tU ...... ·- · · .. ·.... ·...... 29c . o·o . ' lONEY'S FRONT STR&T MAllEt c». W.lbfa 81, «tX . .., 1...... . the Gpring at their Tampa bl!l3 by beating the New York Ya'n· tees, 8-t. Roolde I' o!iJn Lan4j1 paced the White Soxr, U~hlt a:ttaek with h1s third homer of- Uu1 spring and a Stnale. 1 Hanr~7 lfaddix .awn ~ three ..••: hit ball tor five . iltnhaga an.J knocked In all till t.eaJn'a runt . with a bases-loaded double all the Philadelphia Phillies downed the ~.Jaeine News" ': ;- · e~wer:d: \.to-,IJ _,Jr. "RaCine V:oiUnicer F5fe' Depart~ w,eut ~et , lli. regular at!aiQn Wet'(n~dray nigh' . at the ·Town · Hall WJtli ~tdent Corb~ Cleek j,W ehal'if! .. P!aias· 1-·ere started for''':J. .wQ ~cently rome ,Of Mrs. Ragan. were ·'cilled to ty :~here their Mildred orr ii!l tors' H011pital in e:aid that tb'ere, are still 'some tio1;1 from a iQ-e extinguishers on Mnd to be talfted sold. Ste1•e Shuler, Letart, has been viJ1iln& his cOUSin, Mlte Hayrb:!d' huge ·JUlY 4th celebtation · V?Wl the orde,ring or fireworks: A new .~ember was accepted ,· Bill Be n~· dhhl. :Fire Chief· Walter Cleland . ' J, fqr. mer~ da~s: l ~!'$. .tamea Mr. !'Jut · . in I aerloua · c9Ddi· Jnjury Mf, ' FOI 81FTI .OF· IPPIECIATIOI•FIEEI SHOP ••• CIJIPAIE •_•• SAVE~ ••• sur.- ago, · Tber b~ , ~qft .. For the best- oerve'itrkUy . freah. ' , .. vis! to( I)~ .m~~~r ~"; Jhe . ··~;. r:¥ -~,;~ ii'Ai.~J! "'""'"' I ' l .· I former rtsi'dents hete v~ited aud:.. M~. Bill HJYfs ~fttly. · · Tfi8 .bl-weC1Hy sguare """he~J 'held at the Legion Hall and 'f.''· 11pon.sored We Give ' Co~!~Piete Tire Repair Service In Our Own Shop SURE·GRIP D·l5 ' wel\ the' .'· by the Auxiliary iare attet\d~d- Mrs. Jo Hardy C:~ller. Next d811f!e will be is ·~· 01 APJll lith. .\ Marilyn tlclntO:Ih, brother Gerafif' an:d fiimily Of ·Huntington ' Smoked Pi~riics, pork roast visited their mother, )lr1. Hatiie Curtis o}'ei' the weekiDd. Ml18 Dorothy HoWell v~l.to~ over the weekend witb her..(lrand parents, Mr. and Mrsl Lee John· aon, Morni_,l Slar. · · ··~' lfr, 111~ ·. f4rs, Cr!Aoli-e '! ' : lb. . . Duds ... · .. ·· ..:.. ·.. · ·.. · · Lb. .49c . .R$h Stuks · ·· · I0 IlL pkg. 39c BJaeWwk, • ' ; 12,023.00 Motor Vehicle Supplies 3,774.88 TUIIG · .. : · .. · 2 No. ~ Calls 39t ' , Pieters Label TOiiHitoes · ·· · 3No•.303 CaliS 3Sc Prices rldticed 'for this stJ/e I · 2..4,. 2·9C 303 . . Colis ,. . q ........... """~ . ....... ... """"" ... ' ' .......... ...... Sliced Norlb Jlay :Grated · GOODJiEAR $ • Blue Walvr .. • - - - lb. 33t: Mlelllgoldtiil· ' ,. ~o~.-...- .PAN DA!WY- JtOtsUM- BI;TSY ROSS ' SUNB&A'M;.... RICJU' LQAF -., IHEINEJIS . ,. •a•~~ • ·!'· ·_'i,_t;•oa~'J-; ;. . ~' -' W, 4f ' 'I .,'"!' , "· t ... . ' I' .,. cons 49c ·r, ).\.\. ,. ,. : a•. 10 u. - .. .10c .- II lnch··IAotar r Toys Blmnlts ·:··:··· :·- ..... Eael! 99c ,. rr~~h e\HUii : . h~nles .... · .. · · .. · Each $l.49 The . Finest far -B41king. Top Qualiiy. - ... , FNih . .. Wa · Poil, 1o·Qt. k;1111ut .. Coke.S.mr . . . . . . . . . . . Pirche~ mesh Come In and See Our Selcotlon of' · ''Gifis For T•e · ,, GIUDlJATEI , ' Al~nninum lb. /' • : pltgs. '"'e~_, 3SO•M ' Tolltl '12 ro .. SIMONS' MARKET .. : >MAIN PHON!! .POMEROY ST. Oll, J'l~ Sweet·Corn . • • """ 'I... . Groptfrt~l.t · ·· ~ . ' -- I ,Pomeroy In .u types . ~ la ColumtNt , Wll viaJ~ l p~i~i~~tam1t1 over tbt week eod. of . ' Ill~ .~ ljl)IOI!IIIIlent noyi - sne pOIGble dlsa·p' . IUMt learlt -.bo hu e•· Mondlll aDd ~ern­ ~. IZZJ (rY,er4 tse lpwer; try- --- loot Iunday. WYA£ CliiOW'!f Biscuits Spec • ' ' ' LET'S GET ACQUAINTED• .. , Yet, It'll be that ""asion ot spot·llghtlng the public's atleotlon.o)l ••. PI;OPLE! · , MIT DAY, Londls 8olf1 Ont The Chicago White Sox celn· braled their final .app\larance ot . a~lly what ·~ completed job will o,a• tl"ol onJ,r·ara our •II!P~"! fully lnltm!d - your • also mllkitl-wiwe we artltlt~ Tran1. frdpa Gtn ,to bze Ttibe'~ tat· · battJnr splurge waf I nine- · s~vtntlt-ipni ng . reU.v. 'eli· maxed by Roc:ky Colavito'• two: run homer•. Ge~Je weodnq an~ Joe AltnbelU 11,10 110Jllered in .a 12-hi& attae~ &fiAt r"aised the p:~, ~ians' sprltli r,Cord to 13. victot- t..p whlta en J.J*' lit »21~: lien. 111-lf; ..... liP! le-I~ . p~blo- itr.' and tin. ~~ DoButw',., ICtll'e 71. Tbe feature of ,~ "WIIQ'rWiio" Chleken~ · LoW.ot of olllo oolorioo 1o] odualtoot. lalndHd a mcrrk of Distinction Are 1o~." -.dllltl Paintera Thia Spring? Ut ui Wll eo.t._ at no·o ltlr. tn4 HarOld Dul•• and I!111llly of Clllllleotbe were riolilo1 Total Capltjtt OUtlaJ --:.~.:.,--~ est roa ... 24-28; lit. 1Qd )Ira. 06ofn were eall· ""'- 31-341; B medium on 11tr .and Mn. Clareaa l\11" white s1, brown• a»l: • toreo Sotun~;,. white ud brown •11. IIehabll. (Lelart Cal.) BehablUtallo• tDV~!9(meats Total-Aa.etf fiP·DWVtRt A larp t'l·», A :llf..ll: A ....n 20-l!t: • • • Total '-!'!~~~~~~~~~=,!~-~~o~ngs, -the owntr'iJ name at GOESSLERS JEWELRY STORIP . j;=~~2N2; ""· Arihar 1nd in BondJ lf>lurillll (4) 4; lie ·'*"* Painted. By fisher l!uo. ottadr. !111m at 11111111. riit.J ud ...OWDI, A of -.tile ~ ~eau~t• Pl)'able 4#J'5.00 J!on<led' llebt 102,000.00 ~., N~ O.ulatan.U., 11,111-0<1 Total Llabllltleo 11?.84<1.oe E¥C"' of Def:icJenCf· or AJseta 1 i _, LIAIIILI:t!ES- s••- iiliiiiii~i~iiiiiliii will• """ ._ C1111h Mane,. on U.ad--ID ne. poalto.ry, Aetlve attd Inactive Aecounu ~,358.83 Lando ccootJ ll~.oo Bulld!nb (COot) 18,500.00 EQuipment <Coat)· 2M,OOO.(IO >PERA'l'ION .OF "I~ ~ t,2tii-IU Total IIIIIIIL So!>. Plaot 1.210.11 Ill IS R.iULT$ W!I!NisDJ.Y LEOI k. PE1'ERS&N , ktiedblel. , . ' . SARASOTA, Flo. UP-- The cra n Mickey Vernon, who battod The Dally Sentinel expects 1o Cuba 6, ' Bgston Red soX• m!llion dolla r .310 last .vear with 84 RBJs, on top of all sclJedWea witn Offer fDT' pHchcr Herb Score W.:OII Billy Goodman, • good ~itter or lllftes. ~t~nd· !nterpreled ns o.~n admissio n h) who ean't make th~ double play· . av,,nfea. pitcl1fnc th1' !r front office thai they c ),J t Ted Lepclo and two veterans of percentaaes, ID short, t:he workS VANGUARD'S (;LOS &oUT ~ Al/l(IUARY AGI!NCI\!8- Indians Giants 13. 6 Hits Galore, 7 8 Yankee, 4. Ctil1ox 8 Plntes Kansas Citr 0 • 4, Ro<II•IJ 3 I . 2 (call•d) win witb wh at they'v" got. ~o Bd. o( 'EdU . Contrt. 9 ' 12 8 13 8 14 .n.. TotalOI... JMI.OJ Tcbto ·Retlte. ,C..trL i, IUi!IIJ.IIIII Emp, Retire. C<inlri. · SOHIO Jleplar ft. 79 ql. Total PubUe Lunche'J 20,9'18.22 Jl · ll odult lv,orvi.Ors-Oick Rttton of '-"oror, O.orlfl ~llfld If Ml4dl•ll*t• ttW Lor~ ~rl· ten of R.. tOint M 1M ltu•ior thlt IUtftiMr tbiln _. rho htllfht of ftU ~tor tChool athktlc ,...... . . 1...,.. So'""" ...,r,. IIIIa. • - Otlloi' . . ..00 Interin on Bowh SupPJl•• ·••a f99<1 14,$.u 1'otal !Jebl Bertoir• Total 'othor Poitoo>eo 14~ CAPITAL OU'n.AV- 'J'ft'!OD.IJ SeNice \ II 10 .AsnCue Of Weak Boston Pitching m~~L~~:::!~~rp~~f~ · K&M ~~~oiN~• 1.,_,,, ·• • IFET.IRIA .. .SCHOOL WIIOH hope so$!a , 1 tfo•e-Out oltpalro llotor 'Voh. V<ifl. iltrf. Trant. CoDt;rart J.IM.OO Total Opmtloo ud lllinL Ganp a..t 30C).IIe :lli,417A41 Buo l..dra... aa4.8o Total eumnt lehool Cool Tolol Olhor Purpo~ 21,89a-41 216.410.11'1 Total Trjltn~ ol Pupili U ,tlll.fl DEBT SZKVICB- ' .t.: it to TWO SIGN lltp- eame.s cf,11"" lob~'' GREEN BAY. WI•. UP - Fullback Glenn .Bestor and tackle Mar· tin Booher, former Un]ver!lty of W!Rontln rootb11l players, buvo .tlined lhelr lttl7 ~ontracls with' tt.e Green Day Packera. Jrlll£lll1or lWoL llot<tr Vtfl. 1,88.111 f.Ql','a · lorll In attndlftg ' ' ·uncftr. Thhl ' ' ' 9th. In 'whfn w,.,.d lltto 1 slilglt pkture of actiVIty '¥~ ... Ward Given Nod To Take Jones' Masters Tourney , ~I Million Bid For Score Seen AUGUSTA , Ga. 'UP ...... A .. And the people in the bopbl' IS 11 hatch are those who said il ·12 lt • couldn't be done. II 12 II , ·13• In addition firm pions oM St. afot~t to o•·v.anlr. o •umrtMr AMERICAN LEAGUE I~.!ISIUO ltetwe,n th8 . high ·Cleveland •14 8 ' .C:hools.wlt}l IMys who .,.. lun'lork 13 12 from edUcational in£titutions) In- field ot 102 opened O•e 2ht ters iOl! toumament under & ~~ sky today wilh a chance of ·rq,(p and a chance that an amate'ttf ooultJ win It to fulfill the dream of Bo~by Jones. NtJ ll!mateur has won a blg. one since then, liave Johnny Good. \ man's victory in the 1033 u.: S. Open, But iD the Masten, t~ey have come ctoae twice In the latt tllree )'ears -and today the name OJJ the tip or alm01t everyone'• ton1ue wa1 Harvie Ward. Ward has pro\•ed his consistency by winnln.e: the U. S. amsteur the last two years, tbe fir&t rtl· petter in that unpredicttble event IInce Uw10~ Little In 1934-:J:i. He alto hns had OIJ's the last two days in prat'tiee on the A:qu~a ~-;- chtMe orrivln~, !I' Jadlliu Yet it is a tact su'ch baSeb all activity will unfold come Junt! 1 Middleport players especially ln- ... frldoY.. The Little Leaeue program in Pomeroy, Middleport, Syracusl•; Minersville and Raci!le thit ye11· is approaching startling proportions. If th·e years ago some oqe would have said that in the sum· mer of 1957 there would •. l)j roughly 250 boys between t})f ages of 9 and 15 plnying in or· gani%ed baseball here he would have been anigned a bed in tbe nearest and most tlgllltly ba~ booby batch. from West Vi!ginLJ in the offing. These would be from Maaon-Ciltton . { • ! - Out T-ehlll .Four lea appeared certain, •Jtb PI'Ob le addition of two ., ott IY cting, .' Ziilueta Boo'd :-- · • After Split VQte . Desk aque are invited to meet in of· fl~e• of tbe Daily Sentinel Friday ~t "'t 8~ . . Thla will be tbe • ~~;Polner:,.~ddleport, 0, A~ 4. l957 The Sports el"'ih a newl7 ora:ant~~ Ollie Val· ~!"- Asloclatioo .semi-pro baseball aec:Ond sueh - ' ' :;:.;q . . f.illM~ing Friday Night For. Qaseball ' �• • .... 4-Dilly By Alan~ ~ . P'rospeetive nfanaztr:~ and play~ i I' and Point Pl easant. Ohio team~ from Pomeroy, Mid- dleport, Racme and Reed"ille- Coolvllle have indicat@9, inte.re.t. Meanwhile, John Parsons of MJddleport asked today that young men deslrint to play on.a Middleport team thb summer meet at Tbe Sports Center Monday n igbt, A.prH 8 at 7:30 p. m. for prelim- Jiiary tplaqrting. •ited (some are oot bac~ here yet elude Woo<.1y Call , Mk key Miller tart Smith, Bill Demosky, Ike Wl!{ Bob Ashlt:y, Chuck Stobart ' John Vroman, p ete Davi s, Henr ~ Clat· Worthy, Larry Rict!, Dick Walter1, Bobby Nehon, J1m Bowles,, Don ~yn~ and any olherll who want to play. I National Coune. DIRIC:TOR PASSII NORTH •DAMS , .., , Mau. UP Albert Oatcrhout, who ltraduato manaRer 'WUUam1 ColleLe Wednesday In a \ya114. .....,... r..-;.fttlt - _,, Sta...~... Lt.UUI II 14 m.-..,.. . 14 9 14 10 . ' .~ .. Athletics Have the baseball traiL Gene Mauch · ThJs wiN, require a mountain of Last year 11l thi~ time the Yaw- abnd Bill~d· .Kdlaus, are tl'le secattd :U~rvrrllf~:, from m•nagers aud ke.)' miUionpires Wf' ri.! tabbed :uJ ase can 1 •tcs, '~tiaf$C!al, ,FI..e.-d .11 · ~tte of a likely pennant winner, but Mnn, t s ... · Ill '1"" 1 Kla us 11lso is ia the runnia1 If Yl'tl~l.al - f-»f?miat!d f.o ·lharpager Mike Higgins' pitch.lng \\Cnl shortstop alang With BUIY'"~o· flf up t~yCiil t jjotl of pencils J>o ur and they wound up in fotwllt solo a11d Milt Bolling and also en tn4 ,:o o "or:Jr: oa this laptet of plrtee, 13 games behind tha \'an play third. So can Lepcio. Franl the prO-ar,n. PORT MYERS, Fla., UP ~ But· •· ton-hole Ca1cy Stengel l!ome time kc( ~·. 1.1 1, . . whom thelast Redspring Sox A' .. d m s whY 1Itggws soy.~ thl'', Maixone, had such Cor higb hopes .-it• h),' t be way, businesa m~m. and ask him point blanlc who is pilchlnt will d11term ine how fJr and then wound up ae ndini bim fndustrlal managers, or who evt:r the lfUtest naturallookina hitter the club will go In 19M. He Jlso down lei San Francisco, and rook· You' Ire Where evCr' you ate beT~i~:v~~e;!ow the answer? are a Couple of hints-It b adr Its he has to "atraightcn o~.;t ie.Kl'n A.~promonte arc the other (around· here! this !ellow Jim my infield." lh>'rd b.,.,. con">'>l•tes. White Je going to be n!!'eding a b I Th d " "and" Pete Daley, &tea dy job come thu L not tit tr Mickey Mant e or Joe e one cpartment o r the R ~<! Sam ""'White ~Jt of MaJ. DI:M&JClo. Sox whieh Llj of Rol!d pcnnant-wi!l· who divided the job lut ueP, We can't offer hbn. oDe bpre. or , Tb 1 Hi nlng callber la the outfield wl tll k' that would be mine! Jim hasn·~ ' e Jl"latest natura1 looking 'red Williams In lc•fl, Jhn Pler•all lind b~nur~ roo te Hnywood 9u • 1 • d tb h hitter I've ever .seen," IR)'I tbe and .fnck Jen••n ,·n van, will ha ndle the ratehlna p cae out . e wort e wants to Yahlrle manager, without })attinJ 1o1 • " chores amass hh first mllllou ln. (That an eye, Lou Skizas." ; l , eager lo wln lhe · ).,_ ' al•o 't!!irninates · t.hla : Joll.} He'll Bkiau ,an eccentric dD.haJtecl "'"""• ,,, .34D in 19ft6 wa h Slslti' "Rill Com•r'' take anyth.lnlr that wllh leave him Greek. eurrently is patrcil1lhg tho 82 J r. nsen batted .~1 3 ~As ftor uJ! chlng, Hi'gglns tabs a f•w h...,•rt in uoh 'lL eompiJe outfiel-dLou forBqudreatp the Kansas City with Ath· W~lh 97 RBls. PierBall, wilhQI,I : a Dicl< Si:;Jer," VlhO won q,lne while statMk!,,.yon sport&. .,....It wq,utd he letles. concurs ·peer i'n lhe f!old , Jut .299 with 97 losing ell(ht la!t seasOn, aa "~ quJte pleiUint for everybQdy t.> Stentel JD. bit opinioQ. "I can RBlN. t·eol C(Jmer," Only Sisler, Tom keep Wllite arodnd llelgs. 'coun- readUy uadeNtand wby Cqey 1 • Othor' Potlflons Uncertain Br('wcr 19-A and · Ivan Dcloelt ty. Any lalren'!' would 1ay th&t,'' declare• Bou· But beyond I he outfJLlhl the ltt•d 13·7 llvt·d up to Higgins' expec· clreau. "ll ihfre•s anythln& in thi~ Sax llncup is unccrlain. Th ct·•! lations lns t "liar. , Hubert ld d It' hit" candidates for each in' Pl'lce of Portland Ora·'• "' wor auBI c,m o, 1 . post. At first, if's even 11 Right handcr Frank S11llivan ~~~:~! revetled \Yebtlday .10bn , Alw.n Over .100 :~~~~~r~o~ok~l~cs~fo~r~t~he~v~cl,;· / won 14 games while· losin& .te\'en ot Middleport will t-e Tate a look at some of Sklzu' but he started the aeal80n In the lptlll:er Friday nllbt when ert~dentlala. rltylnr the outfieid potenllal "~0 game" class .. Bf.lb school honor~ Its 191JT chan,. for Norfolk In the p 1edmon t We're Alwoys Right Pnrtcrrield Wit .~ a disappointment pion basketball team. The chow Leaaue In 19~1, he hit .311 before with h1 1 3·12 re~ord and 10 was line formt at 8 :3(t p. m. with mt.· beine tapped by Uncle Sana' for On Your Lube Job tlw veteran aauthpaw Mel Par· thet't: bl the pltYera actin( a.~ rbHitary service. Wbl;!n he ,came nell , with his 7-6 record . Better che-rs. out he spent part of the seaaoa loutftom Local School Di• with Blrminlbam of the Southern lhl11gs ulso had bfen expected f.lf Will ard Nixon 9-8 and George trltt PNSitltrtt 1111 MciCelvey AsaoeJ1Uop wh•r• he bat.ted .306 S tJ.~t'(' 2-4. will be toaltmutw. Thore will and part with Kan11.1 Clty, then in bo ontorttlnment and group the American Association, where Thm:c right hll~lers are sure to tlft1ln1. It's an ,...,.,., ahl,ullg he l;Jit .320. sl1tk. so its little wonder, o(f •nd It lnYitttlenal. With Denver In 1"5, be earYed Hl5il p i tc~tng performances, the Portland Tilhtly Ia proud of i L.l out a cool .848 tigute. Last ye1r Rerl Sox were willing to pay a this year. What Pmrtlanrt ·1 be atartect' out witb tbe Yaokees, milton dolla.l'l for Score. With club d ft tl d .I 1' d · t d was dealt to Kanat~ Cilty June 14 him thn Red So'J[ feel they could II! · u fn 1 "' m en er-as:~ and flnlohed ..lth a .81', average buketbal ia proof ol\ee again of wm 1hn p~nnant. Without hlm- the absolute neeuslty or "start- In 89 games. nnd l that',o; how !hey are goi ng to Jng ·em yo•n 1•• if IOGd hiw:h II the U.year-old Skizas ia such lw- 1hey may have l'tll.ll'e of a bat· 1ehool teams are t.o be had. It Js a hot-ahot with the ·bat, how came !!e th:m theY can 'handle to flo· not bein& ~lUJ!:al,' merely oblerv- the Yankees Jet hhn get tway, you There's only one right way h h In 1h~ Fi.rst flivl sto\i. lng a fac-t, that unless Pomeroy ~~~~e can hit any pitcher wllo to do a lube j ob, and that's and Middleport provide fatii,Uca ever llved," Casey claims, "but CHAMPS FAVORID II 'r a greatly Increased Junlo.· wbep be ,cets out theN iD the out· DAYTONA B!IACij, Fla. UP with care, okill and pr•ol· Defonding 'Champions frank Me· 11H1thb btohlkttball protr.;'~l our li~d-· rteld ... " 1 Klnney an~ Tim Jeclto were heave ro era OU n nM: nt In Sten(el doeen't finbh but J~ it alon . . . the way we do It Ily tuvoretl in two Or the lour Rutland are fOing to m•kl aport" no reeret U!tat the ebunty Sklua cvenls scheduled today ln the Na- life very embarr-.ain,. Racine ltD't puddnc Ttia Speaker tor d~ here. Try us ... and see! tlonal AAU s w~mmine cbp,mplort· already his done 10, eonalstenU.,. f,tDiive la&arela • ~h ips which Jlrendy have produeed RUtland will be dotnc tl'le aamc right soOn. one m•w Amcricon record. So when it happena, Pomero" and Middleport, don't bWne the . SITS R!CORO eoaebea, the •e.Jtool atbniniltrlt· LINCOLN. R. I. UP mar, a two-year-old colt, tloD Qr teaau. Blame ictu"" 1elva lip up your pocltPt· cd a new track record in tuM mor. the fellture race at UDcoln Downa books house W~dnesday. The colt el~-td ,tOhooJ in "' 4-.'J ·soconds tor four lur-- a mn> Best NaturaJi Hitter Of All · ~1~7 .qt. 'i~Piar •a. 12 pl. ctOI&OVT ,... .., '$3.76 gal. !.ecturon Total Perlonal Service (JO.OO . 50.00 Bua!Jep• . Dodo ~Y Count,- Aad. Total Other ~... Total ~he!' A\dlllary Penonal Service Gu And, have you tbouaht of HOW IMPORTANT Is the per- . sonnel at each of our places of business? Just })ow ..• , coUld the buslneao functloJ1 without. those who PIIIJ' th'lr part In the daily &ervlce tQ you!·Aild~ dOn't you Illce to.ao ' • !. " to "that place" where you know apd where you "like A CERTAIN PERSON TO SERVE YbU? Our Cllllomers ~1 C:OIJ!prue the our c:ommWIIty. ' . . ' run, les and .ulne Geteat;J. , ,, ~ )'I o.; ' ~ ' . . .~ . ' ' poinllil•it; .., ' l• .4}' . ~ ' ' . ) ' 1 .~ • . •· . ' I ', ..,,,lh•t.~OIIIpGII}' • I BoliD JDOYN llil familr Clartaee RIISRil proper-· JO?fphine Ruoell prop- Of W. Va., were m., Ho. !'d MEAT in Meigs Coullty ComatOn PlUS' Court by Betty J . Adams. Rafine rJsi'- Ronnie, and witt . 1 Mld"!e]l<lrll Bachner's DIYOIC. AIIIIO A divoree' itti0. bu iJeen (iled William~ Mn. ' lunior 3,:WO.OO 103,198.83 lWKn' -Why Pay More? .. .. Bat .4 Beart11 Bre.,lut ll&lil .... Tloe ,._ EGGS. , .................. .. .... 3 da. lk Ia 'lbe Pleee' u coN ··.... ··.... ·.. ·· ···.. ·.. ·ll 49e ~e~y 1 185,352.7t ~~ am . r•J Orlnlltopr Crotn Colo. , , IIOft'LIIfG ' . COFFEE ... .. ..... . : ............. .. lit. 69c ·rme For Laloeheo . I. d' l - tU ...... ·- · · .. ·.... ·...... 29c . o·o . ' lONEY'S FRONT STR&T MAllEt c». W.lbfa 81, «tX . .., 1...... . the Gpring at their Tampa bl!l3 by beating the New York Ya'n· tees, 8-t. Roolde I' o!iJn Lan4j1 paced the White Soxr, U~hlt a:ttaek with h1s third homer of- Uu1 spring and a Stnale. 1 Hanr~7 lfaddix .awn ~ three ..••: hit ball tor five . iltnhaga an.J knocked In all till t.eaJn'a runt . with a bases-loaded double all the Philadelphia Phillies downed the ~.Jaeine News" ': ;- · e~wer:d: \.to-,IJ _,Jr. "RaCine V:oiUnicer F5fe' Depart~ w,eut ~et , lli. regular at!aiQn Wet'(n~dray nigh' . at the ·Town · Hall WJtli ~tdent Corb~ Cleek j,W ehal'if! .. P!aias· 1-·ere started for''':J. .wQ ~cently rome ,Of Mrs. Ragan. were ·'cilled to ty :~here their Mildred orr ii!l tors' H011pital in e:aid that tb'ere, are still 'some tio1;1 from a iQ-e extinguishers on Mnd to be talfted sold. Ste1•e Shuler, Letart, has been viJ1iln& his cOUSin, Mlte Hayrb:!d' huge ·JUlY 4th celebtation · V?Wl the orde,ring or fireworks: A new .~ember was accepted ,· Bill Be n~· dhhl. :Fire Chief· Walter Cleland . ' J, fqr. mer~ da~s: l ~!'$. .tamea Mr. !'Jut · . in I aerloua · c9Ddi· Jnjury Mf, ' FOI 81FTI .OF· IPPIECIATIOI•FIEEI SHOP ••• CIJIPAIE •_•• SAVE~ ••• sur.- ago, · Tber b~ , ~qft .. For the best- oerve'itrkUy . freah. ' , .. vis! to( I)~ .m~~~r ~"; Jhe . ··~;. r:¥ -~,;~ ii'Ai.~J! "'""'"' I ' l .· I former rtsi'dents hete v~ited aud:.. M~. Bill HJYfs ~fttly. · · Tfi8 .bl-weC1Hy sguare """he~J 'held at the Legion Hall and 'f.''· 11pon.sored We Give ' Co~!~Piete Tire Repair Service In Our Own Shop SURE·GRIP D·l5 ' wel\ the' .'· by the Auxiliary iare attet\d~d- Mrs. Jo Hardy C:~ller. Next d811f!e will be is ·~· 01 APJll lith. .\ Marilyn tlclntO:Ih, brother Gerafif' an:d fiimily Of ·Huntington ' Smoked Pi~riics, pork roast visited their mother, )lr1. Hatiie Curtis o}'ei' the weekiDd. Ml18 Dorothy HoWell v~l.to~ over the weekend witb her..(lrand parents, Mr. and Mrsl Lee John· aon, Morni_,l Slar. · · ··~' lfr, 111~ ·. f4rs, Cr!Aoli-e '! ' : lb. . . Duds ... · .. ·· ..:.. ·.. · ·.. · · Lb. .49c . .R$h Stuks · ·· · I0 IlL pkg. 39c BJaeWwk, • ' ; 12,023.00 Motor Vehicle Supplies 3,774.88 TUIIG · .. : · .. · 2 No. ~ Calls 39t ' , Pieters Label TOiiHitoes · ·· · 3No•.303 CaliS 3Sc Prices rldticed 'for this stJ/e I · 2..4,. 2·9C 303 . . Colis ,. . q ........... """~ . ....... ... """"" ... ' ' .......... ...... Sliced Norlb Jlay :Grated · GOODJiEAR $ • Blue Walvr .. • - - - lb. 33t: Mlelllgoldtiil· ' ,. ~o~.-...- .PAN DA!WY- JtOtsUM- BI;TSY ROSS ' SUNB&A'M;.... RICJU' LQAF -., IHEINEJIS . ,. •a•~~ • ·!'· ·_'i,_t;•oa~'J-; ;. . ~' -' W, 4f ' 'I .,'"!' , "· t ... . ' I' .,. cons 49c ·r, ).\.\. ,. ,. : a•. 10 u. - .. .10c .- II lnch··IAotar r Toys Blmnlts ·:··:··· :·- ..... Eael! 99c ,. rr~~h e\HUii : . h~nles .... · .. · · .. · Each $l.49 The . Finest far -B41king. Top Qualiiy. - ... , FNih . .. Wa · Poil, 1o·Qt. k;1111ut .. Coke.S.mr . . . . . . . . . . . Pirche~ mesh Come In and See Our Selcotlon of' · ''Gifis For T•e · ,, GIUDlJATEI , ' Al~nninum lb. /' • : pltgs. '"'e~_, 3SO•M ' Tolltl '12 ro .. SIMONS' MARKET .. : >MAIN PHON!! .POMEROY ST. Oll, J'l~ Sweet·Corn . • • """ 'I... . Groptfrt~l.t · ·· ~ . ' -- I ,Pomeroy In .u types . ~ la ColumtNt , Wll viaJ~ l p~i~i~~tam1t1 over tbt week eod. of . ' Ill~ .~ ljl)IOI!IIIIlent noyi - sne pOIGble dlsa·p' . IUMt learlt -.bo hu e•· Mondlll aDd ~ern­ ~. IZZJ (rY,er4 tse lpwer; try- --- loot Iunday. WYA£ CliiOW'!f Biscuits Spec • ' ' ' LET'S GET ACQUAINTED• .. , Yet, It'll be that ""asion ot spot·llghtlng the public's atleotlon.o)l ••. PI;OPLE! · , MIT DAY, Londls 8olf1 Ont The Chicago White Sox celn· braled their final .app\larance ot . a~lly what ·~ completed job will o,a• tl"ol onJ,r·ara our •II!P~"! fully lnltm!d - your • also mllkitl-wiwe we artltlt~ Tran1. frdpa Gtn ,to bze Ttibe'~ tat· · battJnr splurge waf I nine- · s~vtntlt-ipni ng . reU.v. 'eli· maxed by Roc:ky Colavito'• two: run homer•. Ge~Je weodnq an~ Joe AltnbelU 11,10 110Jllered in .a 12-hi& attae~ &fiAt r"aised the p:~, ~ians' sprltli r,Cord to 13. victot- t..p whlta en J.J*' lit »21~: lien. 111-lf; ..... liP! le-I~ . p~blo- itr.' and tin. ~~ DoButw',., ICtll'e 71. Tbe feature of ,~ "WIIQ'rWiio" Chleken~ · LoW.ot of olllo oolorioo 1o] odualtoot. lalndHd a mcrrk of Distinction Are 1o~." -.dllltl Paintera Thia Spring? Ut ui Wll eo.t._ at no·o ltlr. tn4 HarOld Dul•• and I!111llly of Clllllleotbe were riolilo1 Total Capltjtt OUtlaJ --:.~.:.,--~ est roa ... 24-28; lit. 1Qd )Ira. 06ofn were eall· ""'- 31-341; B medium on 11tr .and Mn. Clareaa l\11" white s1, brown• a»l: • toreo Sotun~;,. white ud brown •11. IIehabll. (Lelart Cal.) BehablUtallo• tDV~!9(meats Total-Aa.etf fiP·DWVtRt A larp t'l·», A :llf..ll: A ....n 20-l!t: • • • Total '-!'!~~~~~~~~~=,!~-~~o~ngs, -the owntr'iJ name at GOESSLERS JEWELRY STORIP . j;=~~2N2; ""· Arihar 1nd in BondJ lf>lurillll (4) 4; lie ·'*"* Painted. By fisher l!uo. ottadr. !111m at 11111111. riit.J ud ...OWDI, A of -.tile ~ ~eau~t• Pl)'able 4#J'5.00 J!on<led' llebt 102,000.00 ~., N~ O.ulatan.U., 11,111-0<1 Total Llabllltleo 11?.84<1.oe E¥C"' of Def:icJenCf· or AJseta 1 i _, LIAIIILI:t!ES- s••- iiliiiiii~i~iiiiiliii will• """ ._ C1111h Mane,. on U.ad--ID ne. poalto.ry, Aetlve attd Inactive Aecounu ~,358.83 Lando ccootJ ll~.oo Bulld!nb (COot) 18,500.00 EQuipment <Coat)· 2M,OOO.(IO >PERA'l'ION .OF "I~ ~ t,2tii-IU Total IIIIIIIL So!>. Plaot 1.210.11 Ill IS R.iULT$ W!I!NisDJ.Y LEOI k. PE1'ERS&N , ktiedblel. , . ' . SARASOTA, Flo. UP-- The cra n Mickey Vernon, who battod The Dally Sentinel expects 1o Cuba 6, ' Bgston Red soX• m!llion dolla r .310 last .vear with 84 RBJs, on top of all sclJedWea witn Offer fDT' pHchcr Herb Score W.:OII Billy Goodman, • good ~itter or lllftes. ~t~nd· !nterpreled ns o.~n admissio n h) who ean't make th~ double play· . av,,nfea. pitcl1fnc th1' !r front office thai they c ),J t Ted Lepclo and two veterans of percentaaes, ID short, t:he workS VANGUARD'S (;LOS &oUT ~ Al/l(IUARY AGI!NCI\!8- Indians Giants 13. 6 Hits Galore, 7 8 Yankee, 4. Ctil1ox 8 Plntes Kansas Citr 0 • 4, Ro<II•IJ 3 I . 2 (call•d) win witb wh at they'v" got. ~o Bd. o( 'EdU . Contrt. 9 ' 12 8 13 8 14 .n.. TotalOI... JMI.OJ Tcbto ·Retlte. ,C..trL i, IUi!IIJ.IIIII Emp, Retire. C<inlri. · SOHIO Jleplar ft. 79 ql. Total PubUe Lunche'J 20,9'18.22 Jl · ll odult lv,orvi.Ors-Oick Rttton of '-"oror, O.orlfl ~llfld If Ml4dl•ll*t• ttW Lor~ ~rl· ten of R.. tOint M 1M ltu•ior thlt IUtftiMr tbiln _. rho htllfht of ftU ~tor tChool athktlc ,...... . . 1...,.. So'""" ...,r,. IIIIa. • - Otlloi' . . ..00 Interin on Bowh SupPJl•• ·••a f99<1 14,$.u 1'otal !Jebl Bertoir• Total 'othor Poitoo>eo 14~ CAPITAL OU'n.AV- 'J'ft'!OD.IJ SeNice \ II 10 .AsnCue Of Weak Boston Pitching m~~L~~:::!~~rp~~f~ · K&M ~~~oiN~• 1.,_,,, ·• • IFET.IRIA .. .SCHOOL WIIOH hope so$!a , 1 tfo•e-Out oltpalro llotor 'Voh. V<ifl. iltrf. Trant. CoDt;rart J.IM.OO Total Opmtloo ud lllinL Ganp a..t 30C).IIe :lli,417A41 Buo l..dra... aa4.8o Total eumnt lehool Cool Tolol Olhor Purpo~ 21,89a-41 216.410.11'1 Total Trjltn~ ol Pupili U ,tlll.fl DEBT SZKVICB- ' .t.: it to TWO SIGN lltp- eame.s cf,11"" lob~'' GREEN BAY. WI•. UP - Fullback Glenn .Bestor and tackle Mar· tin Booher, former Un]ver!lty of W!Rontln rootb11l players, buvo .tlined lhelr lttl7 ~ontracls with' tt.e Green Day Packera. Jrlll£lll1or lWoL llot<tr Vtfl. 1,88.111 f.Ql','a · lorll In attndlftg ' ' ·uncftr. Thhl ' ' ' 9th. In 'whfn w,.,.d lltto 1 slilglt pkture of actiVIty '¥~ ... Ward Given Nod To Take Jones' Masters Tourney , ~I Million Bid For Score Seen AUGUSTA , Ga. 'UP ...... A .. And the people in the bopbl' IS 11 hatch are those who said il ·12 lt • couldn't be done. II 12 II , ·13• In addition firm pions oM St. afot~t to o•·v.anlr. o •umrtMr AMERICAN LEAGUE I~.!ISIUO ltetwe,n th8 . high ·Cleveland •14 8 ' .C:hools.wlt}l IMys who .,.. lun'lork 13 12 from edUcational in£titutions) In- field ot 102 opened O•e 2ht ters iOl! toumament under & ~~ sky today wilh a chance of ·rq,(p and a chance that an amate'ttf ooultJ win It to fulfill the dream of Bo~by Jones. NtJ ll!mateur has won a blg. one since then, liave Johnny Good. \ man's victory in the 1033 u.: S. Open, But iD the Masten, t~ey have come ctoae twice In the latt tllree )'ears -and today the name OJJ the tip or alm01t everyone'• ton1ue wa1 Harvie Ward. Ward has pro\•ed his consistency by winnln.e: the U. S. amsteur the last two years, tbe fir&t rtl· petter in that unpredicttble event IInce Uw10~ Little In 1934-:J:i. He alto hns had OIJ's the last two days in prat'tiee on the A:qu~a ~-;- chtMe orrivln~, !I' Jadlliu Yet it is a tact su'ch baSeb all activity will unfold come Junt! 1 Middleport players especially ln- ... frldoY.. The Little Leaeue program in Pomeroy, Middleport, Syracusl•; Minersville and Raci!le thit ye11· is approaching startling proportions. If th·e years ago some oqe would have said that in the sum· mer of 1957 there would •. l)j roughly 250 boys between t})f ages of 9 and 15 plnying in or· gani%ed baseball here he would have been anigned a bed in tbe nearest and most tlgllltly ba~ booby batch. from West Vi!ginLJ in the offing. These would be from Maaon-Ciltton . { • ! - Out T-ehlll .Four lea appeared certain, •Jtb PI'Ob le addition of two ., ott IY cting, .' Ziilueta Boo'd :-- · • After Split VQte . Desk aque are invited to meet in of· fl~e• of tbe Daily Sentinel Friday ~t "'t 8~ . . Thla will be tbe • ~~;Polner:,.~ddleport, 0, A~ 4. l957 The Sports el"'ih a newl7 ora:ant~~ Ollie Val· ~!"- Asloclatioo .semi-pro baseball aec:Ond sueh - ' ' :;:.;q . . f.illM~ing Friday Night For. Qaseball ' �• I I • • ' ' • • ' ' I • } NEA Annive~ · - Mbs (CDnllnlied !rom Pa.e Ode) Lucille SmitH, tetreta,.Y. ll'eaehe11 )fccom-u ; J> 'i:::l~~tc~~;;~~~~~O~.~,A~p;rl;1;4~:~19~5~7-liW~ED:Require~ DEPI!NDABLE RISULT8 .. PHONE 398 DIEITIIAN, ""' APA inemberohip. 130 b<do. Mai..- -Piioa program to be started fn fall. Jrmt. Apptoved acltool Of nunlnJ, Llrf;e, fuUtime rqedical s~ft of apeeialiltl. S1lary open. Com· plete maintenance turni1bed, Current dieUtiab leaving after. ten yeara service due to illneo in the family. Apply: Wayne B. Foster, A~m., Holzer HoJpital · RATES tand Clinic, GallipoU.. Ohio. !T'S EASY TO Daily ' M'rs . · : ESH POULTRY·· :· ~ .· . FULLY DRESSED' . .. ' - 0~v··· 'l .. . db at 7:30 Sat RES\.ILTS 47c ~ part; Cherokee hl~~l£ NOTICII: - l!ol at Parker's RW 11ilrantl Pomeroy. ' You'll eat better or leq, 3 lmop. = slc"l arraneemenla ill-' tbe armOI\Y. w6ere the expotition wa's beld'last ...... / year. This Will ~ . the 'tbird "an· nual · Scq_ut ell.pOsitiGn. The lira~ w~ held on t.h~ stage of the Waab~ lnjt.on School /in Gallipfllt. · . "TQ.is ia the one time urln& the year 'hat the mei;Jlb!¥' o( th~ cbnlmuriitles in thi'l dlotilct wiU ' lb. '"·' ' .~,,., ' ., Sould~ . ~ l6:oJ. ...... ' ~ "The \)Oylt in their own uni~ have been Working sinCe the 'first the on the. projects that demonstrating at the ' • • ,... ; ;; --~~;~!i'"·: !he ~~ said. .i : • ' '! ·, lot Ulf ' LOST - Black leather EpiiC!Opal Prayer book. Finder plea•a caiJ 4 4 an opportunty to 5ee Seout: ' actiOn," Hibb.!' !!aid. ~ • IAYI 1:101('1' YOU IINOW' f?I·X. . ' :I I , latar'• wUl lin rou the bell trt4o oa Jurnltun w 1ppllan. ..._ •. A1Far Wilson. is cbali'man of phy~ 49c •• dances and des:ct1p. custGms ·rare bigiJ_Iy and informative, Corn ' lit. • •p '!" . r .r., • "'- 1'" " •• ~tp originalitv, Hitch to ~hulo . EtJa Fjl. Parry, Admlnia. tratrlx at Ella L. Archer, (8) Auto Sales 1)41cei1ed. BUCK Special 4 dr. Riviera Crlt Bradford, Jr. Sedan. f2,893.00. ''Hard Top". Auctioneer Fully equipped, low mHeaJe,: (3) 21, (4) 41, 10, Stc Dynafiow. Blaett.nar'l, Pomeroy. ,.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-._ _.;;;;;;o;;;;;:;;IJ iHO" 19116 PON'l11AC Slor Chlel FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, C.taltne Cpe. $2,885.00. Pontiac's nneat. AU 1enu~ne leathtlr •o•'-· hydramaUe drive. · Blaottnir't, Pomeroy. t4 8te McCORMKK No. 45 . "·iiAY BAIIR ;I• ' I Wabater • Fultz (3) 1, 14, 21, 2a, <'r4. ~t• .." ' " ' - ' " LM" ORUISER BLOCK CO. ~~~of -- 18115 FORD VJ Station Wagon FordomoUc.-orlJinal blue flllloh. APARTMENTS. 206 Blaettaar'a, Pomeroy. FVIINISIIED . M~t~lberry Ave., POmeroy, phone 878. • • 6tp llODGil va Jlor•1 • d'r. s.dan Flvt Ro0n.-APartment wlt.b ·uunPower ateorinJ, fl)'le, lmoO,cu· dl'f and G•taae. Flrlt Floor. A. lal<t lnlido ond. ouL •1,291.00. N. Benaal, Pomeroy. t 3 tl .. ,., Blaeunar't, Pom.:troy. 4 .4 8t.e t qz j 'i - ' t ~ · FIIIINISHED aparlinonlt Ia .l\lld· (9) ForSale .dl~porl. Call mq. B·:IH!e NICE ·tarae aar.ae, ~.00 per month. 38 Rutland SL, pbo~o 8127•X, Middleport. f I Sic 4."' comlorlbtl beauty •• •• •• • • • •• • •. tho • • • f111111)''1 ...... 0 0 Ill .... ...,~In TreYey·FinltlrwJid FUNERAL HOME .• NOTICI OF PUaLIC SALE IN PURSVANCE of t h e order Gt the Pro~te Court of Meigs Colinty, Ohio; 1· will oller for ·aale at public auction uu "" ;;clo.Ck: or May, 1957, at ~-· a. m. at the Uouse, foilo~l~l . _,. $4,000.00 and muat lie aold for not -lese than tw~thlrda of aatd appraised value. . . qased. days pay \ 114} For Rent . Attorneys tor A.drplfllatratrb: Nowfi\ ··for •• lillie as 2 bat • year, It will yau' · uwn a Ume proven ~~ ·•ud"'·· premise• located at 318 Wetzgal Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Said prcmbea are qpp_raiaed at Terms of sale: Ca$h in hiJld on day of eale. Sarah E. Foss, BIJ Administrator of the &tate . of William. Foss, De· ~lc I' 2 dr. ., --' Completely Now From ae u' 44 be judged on, things, Seoutcraft. purpose of theme, &!.Q\ll_.!pir.!t s_cout 4participation.,'; hour lliretker Sefflee. DIQ' Phone 12117. Nla~t Phoae 1103f.lt IJODG!l • PLYIIOUTH -·- . diaJ~ict 'B0oths will among other a. Jl. IIAWLil'IGS SONS CO• ...:0 ·24 DEAI.EBS. M·Q·M "At the same he continued, "these \Klys work\ng loward advancement next rank in Scouting ih<ous:b tbe•r effort In th~se pro- i8b1.Auto Se,.Yi~e~ BONELESS······ . - >. Cube Steak • ' ' otber equip:.· .' 2for 19t Electric will begin gr·ound testing .the antenna wbile th~ tower is being erected. Th.e new WHTN·TV transmitter tower will be approximately l,OQP: high abGVe avepage 1terra•n. is the first .phase of ITWim• moth new construction by th~ ~rnl of · 'purcl1a~ oi , ' cbnveyon, .. ·. ( ' .. COwles Broadcasting Company in H1inUngton. .W' Va. . fo;'. >ii>J'fN . ·r~lo- cj The compleftl~ new tower .11n<1, tfaG,troitt.er. Phuat. ,CQ.stin(· appr:.l· ximatelr .$400Aoo i1{ · located hi the- rich lh.dustrlal heart of the central Ohio Valley abGUt 1:, m\lfJs NE or Huntinf;ton, W. Va. t n:fi)4;:U)'( till! ·whe obros . '' Coftcllrrently . ' lb. .. ·sg~ .. with the ne-.v transmitter construction, entire!;; ~ TV and Radio studiosare be· lag A&P Super-Right ... Cholee Cuta, WeU Trimmed Super·R!Jhl ... Tender ud Jul<y cans 2 for 19c ~ - '• BOnOM CUTS! irloin' . Ste'ak 01. y~ar. bf .Cap~: Sauerkraut ... •• •••• • • lb • 3'4 . The expocltlon Is sponsored thJS Fred P. Schroeder'lil QrdnaJ)ee Company, 3664, West Virginia Natlonal Guard. LabeJ '"' A&P Super-Right .. Tender Ste!~- Beef ... Choice Cilh IROun P~ero' cohStruc~ed · In downtown Huptin&hm. With the new stu· liios, equipment, and offices the ' StaUons Pian to brinil: tO the viewpUblic outstanding pro&ranu senices. . '· . lb.. ,.•''· .f.. ,.,•• . '· " ,j liiJJ'IiY IIIOWI/:11, '' oleclrlo drill 'wttll lr.. \lo !nell Pll'<h•.. of mo-. tllla ""'k only. rt1t Jle. friPrttpll,,711 s. 3rd,.lllddlo- l'or rolll • lilloetrlo poi'L ' ·¥ ,• ol211tc 1 ·~cPorctlala 'i'iiiGJDAJIIII:, ...., oo>omel, '".00. •~~~Do. JrfrB. Pllilson, ·. ' '' ;, .1J¥ fern Gaul ~d JiWc~la T;•~lor, Gm . Ycv.u. MY· S~t(ltAl<f. I ., Pat We iher and Forrest Bachtel '"e~ the ontf 'teaeher.s aluent. WAI'f'T ••.uo• E. 14, SIJtllJI•n, Ilia> WJ<Ifed Hawley, Mrs. James Hawley, Mn. Ibid employment - hire -11~'11 through lbe Sentlr.>l ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - Ji..n Ad In biB column ' · tr find a losl c. R. PUBLIC SALI BUY - SELL - ·RENT - · Pars~, ron Miller, Daisy Blakeslee, Mr~~ . Joe Bailey, flal:~ld Sauer, .) l{nl. Maag, Mra. 'WilsOn Carpenl.er, Mrs. H.obert AUtn.swarth, Nr.o. Olvert, l:egal Notic~ · (91 · For SOle Rillh. EmilY. Spraa:uo, Ger'\l~ ~u~e, Mto. G~y 8eyu•lll•, Mrs. otaiX O..vis. ~~. Eroeflt · , 415te ( 1) Notices · · n Park:, Nan Moore, S CIUEF diet"" procomplete charge ,WAN.T. ADS POlL •l" were Supt. EarJ ¥oiebt Band Dlreetcr Leo Kenrledy; ElrJ Wat.o~e: · ~chet Charlu McO.nolo,· tl> S..~cl<h-r; YO· ''al insti~lor, Mia. Clarence • ''r ' pre.~ent Prln~t)).l.l. CaiU'II, .. . .1~c ,, tteamer:'- Cll11tun .IJoport, l'h. lm , LEFF • t WISH X HAD A L.ITTL.E HAIR" 01'1 MY HEAl> �• I I • • ' ' • • ' ' I • } NEA Annive~ · - Mbs (CDnllnlied !rom Pa.e Ode) Lucille SmitH, tetreta,.Y. ll'eaehe11 )fccom-u ; J> 'i:::l~~tc~~;;~~~~~O~.~,A~p;rl;1;4~:~19~5~7-liW~ED:Require~ DEPI!NDABLE RISULT8 .. PHONE 398 DIEITIIAN, ""' APA inemberohip. 130 b<do. Mai..- -Piioa program to be started fn fall. Jrmt. Apptoved acltool Of nunlnJ, Llrf;e, fuUtime rqedical s~ft of apeeialiltl. S1lary open. Com· plete maintenance turni1bed, Current dieUtiab leaving after. ten yeara service due to illneo in the family. Apply: Wayne B. Foster, A~m., Holzer HoJpital · RATES tand Clinic, GallipoU.. Ohio. !T'S EASY TO Daily ' M'rs . · : ESH POULTRY·· :· ~ .· . FULLY DRESSED' . .. ' - 0~v··· 'l .. . db at 7:30 Sat RES\.ILTS 47c ~ part; Cherokee hl~~l£ NOTICII: - l!ol at Parker's RW 11ilrantl Pomeroy. ' You'll eat better or leq, 3 lmop. = slc"l arraneemenla ill-' tbe armOI\Y. w6ere the expotition wa's beld'last ...... / year. This Will ~ . the 'tbird "an· nual · Scq_ut ell.pOsitiGn. The lira~ w~ held on t.h~ stage of the Waab~ lnjt.on School /in Gallipfllt. · . "TQ.is ia the one time urln& the year 'hat the mei;Jlb!¥' o( th~ cbnlmuriitles in thi'l dlotilct wiU ' lb. '"·' ' .~,,., ' ., Sould~ . ~ l6:oJ. ...... ' ~ "The \)Oylt in their own uni~ have been Working sinCe the 'first the on the. projects that demonstrating at the ' • • ,... ; ;; --~~;~!i'"·: !he ~~ said. .i : • ' '! ·, lot Ulf ' LOST - Black leather EpiiC!Opal Prayer book. Finder plea•a caiJ 4 4 an opportunty to 5ee Seout: ' actiOn," Hibb.!' !!aid. ~ • IAYI 1:101('1' YOU IINOW' f?I·X. . ' :I I , latar'• wUl lin rou the bell trt4o oa Jurnltun w 1ppllan. ..._ •. A1Far Wilson. is cbali'man of phy~ 49c •• dances and des:ct1p. custGms ·rare bigiJ_Iy and informative, Corn ' lit. • •p '!" . r .r., • "'- 1'" " •• ~tp originalitv, Hitch to ~hulo . EtJa Fjl. Parry, Admlnia. tratrlx at Ella L. Archer, (8) Auto Sales 1)41cei1ed. BUCK Special 4 dr. Riviera Crlt Bradford, Jr. Sedan. f2,893.00. ''Hard Top". Auctioneer Fully equipped, low mHeaJe,: (3) 21, (4) 41, 10, Stc Dynafiow. Blaett.nar'l, Pomeroy. ,.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-._ _.;;;;;;o;;;;;:;;IJ iHO" 19116 PON'l11AC Slor Chlel FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, C.taltne Cpe. $2,885.00. Pontiac's nneat. AU 1enu~ne leathtlr •o•'-· hydramaUe drive. · Blaottnir't, Pomeroy. t4 8te McCORMKK No. 45 . "·iiAY BAIIR ;I• ' I Wabater • Fultz (3) 1, 14, 21, 2a, <'r4. ~t• .." ' " ' - ' " LM" ORUISER BLOCK CO. ~~~of -- 18115 FORD VJ Station Wagon FordomoUc.-orlJinal blue flllloh. APARTMENTS. 206 Blaettaar'a, Pomeroy. FVIINISIIED . M~t~lberry Ave., POmeroy, phone 878. • • 6tp llODGil va Jlor•1 • d'r. s.dan Flvt Ro0n.-APartment wlt.b ·uunPower ateorinJ, fl)'le, lmoO,cu· dl'f and G•taae. Flrlt Floor. A. lal<t lnlido ond. ouL •1,291.00. N. Benaal, Pomeroy. t 3 tl .. ,., Blaeunar't, Pom.:troy. 4 .4 8t.e t qz j 'i - ' t ~ · FIIIINISHED aparlinonlt Ia .l\lld· (9) ForSale .dl~porl. Call mq. B·:IH!e NICE ·tarae aar.ae, ~.00 per month. 38 Rutland SL, pbo~o 8127•X, Middleport. f I Sic 4."' comlorlbtl beauty •• •• •• • • • •• • •. tho • • • f111111)''1 ...... 0 0 Ill .... ...,~In TreYey·FinltlrwJid FUNERAL HOME .• NOTICI OF PUaLIC SALE IN PURSVANCE of t h e order Gt the Pro~te Court of Meigs Colinty, Ohio; 1· will oller for ·aale at public auction uu "" ;;clo.Ck: or May, 1957, at ~-· a. m. at the Uouse, foilo~l~l . _,. $4,000.00 and muat lie aold for not -lese than tw~thlrda of aatd appraised value. . . qased. days pay \ 114} For Rent . Attorneys tor A.drplfllatratrb: Nowfi\ ··for •• lillie as 2 bat • year, It will yau' · uwn a Ume proven ~~ ·•ud"'·· premise• located at 318 Wetzgal Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Said prcmbea are qpp_raiaed at Terms of sale: Ca$h in hiJld on day of eale. Sarah E. Foss, BIJ Administrator of the &tate . of William. Foss, De· ~lc I' 2 dr. ., --' Completely Now From ae u' 44 be judged on, things, Seoutcraft. purpose of theme, &!.Q\ll_.!pir.!t s_cout 4participation.,'; hour lliretker Sefflee. DIQ' Phone 12117. Nla~t Phoae 1103f.lt IJODG!l • PLYIIOUTH -·- . diaJ~ict 'B0oths will among other a. Jl. IIAWLil'IGS SONS CO• ...:0 ·24 DEAI.EBS. M·Q·M "At the same he continued, "these \Klys work\ng loward advancement next rank in Scouting ih<ous:b tbe•r effort In th~se pro- i8b1.Auto Se,.Yi~e~ BONELESS······ . - >. Cube Steak • ' ' otber equip:.· .' 2for 19t Electric will begin gr·ound testing .the antenna wbile th~ tower is being erected. Th.e new WHTN·TV transmitter tower will be approximately l,OQP: high abGVe avepage 1terra•n. is the first .phase of ITWim• moth new construction by th~ ~rnl of · 'purcl1a~ oi , ' cbnveyon, .. ·. ( ' .. COwles Broadcasting Company in H1inUngton. .W' Va. . fo;'. >ii>J'fN . ·r~lo- cj The compleftl~ new tower .11n<1, tfaG,troitt.er. Phuat. ,CQ.stin(· appr:.l· ximatelr .$400Aoo i1{ · located hi the- rich lh.dustrlal heart of the central Ohio Valley abGUt 1:, m\lfJs NE or Huntinf;ton, W. Va. t n:fi)4;:U)'( till! ·whe obros . '' Coftcllrrently . ' lb. .. ·sg~ .. with the ne-.v transmitter construction, entire!;; ~ TV and Radio studiosare be· lag A&P Super-Right ... Cholee Cuta, WeU Trimmed Super·R!Jhl ... Tender ud Jul<y cans 2 for 19c ~ - '• BOnOM CUTS! irloin' . Ste'ak 01. y~ar. bf .Cap~: Sauerkraut ... •• •••• • • lb • 3'4 . The expocltlon Is sponsored thJS Fred P. Schroeder'lil QrdnaJ)ee Company, 3664, West Virginia Natlonal Guard. LabeJ '"' A&P Super-Right .. Tender Ste!~- Beef ... Choice Cilh IROun P~ero' cohStruc~ed · In downtown Huptin&hm. With the new stu· liios, equipment, and offices the ' StaUons Pian to brinil: tO the viewpUblic outstanding pro&ranu senices. . '· . lb.. ,.•''· .f.. ,.,•• . '· " ,j liiJJ'IiY IIIOWI/:11, '' oleclrlo drill 'wttll lr.. \lo !nell Pll'<h•.. of mo-. tllla ""'k only. rt1t Jle. friPrttpll,,711 s. 3rd,.lllddlo- l'or rolll • lilloetrlo poi'L ' ·¥ ,• ol211tc 1 ·~cPorctlala 'i'iiiGJDAJIIII:, ...., oo>omel, '".00. •~~~Do. JrfrB. Pllilson, ·. ' '' ;, .1J¥ fern Gaul ~d JiWc~la T;•~lor, Gm . Ycv.u. MY· S~t(ltAl<f. I ., Pat We iher and Forrest Bachtel '"e~ the ontf 'teaeher.s aluent. WAI'f'T ••.uo• E. 14, SIJtllJI•n, Ilia> WJ<Ifed Hawley, Mrs. James Hawley, Mn. Ibid employment - hire -11~'11 through lbe Sentlr.>l ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - Ji..n Ad In biB column ' · tr find a losl c. R. PUBLIC SALI BUY - SELL - ·RENT - · Pars~, ron Miller, Daisy Blakeslee, Mr~~ . Joe Bailey, flal:~ld Sauer, .) l{nl. Maag, Mra. 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