http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ff9bb7580e10c19aa1b820deeea90550.pdf b2a4e09411892e7b42d459e2008e0145 PDF Text Text - ' •• / ' .' ·; ' .,. ' I .• I ' I' . I. • h !)ftOI«< . VOL XVIII NO. 31 • erf:ttne • . • . fo The ,..,..,, 01 The ~ei,.MGIOJf . . '' ". ) ' " .4,.. ' WEDNESDAY~ JUNE ·1, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO • . • ~ . . . i . ' ' ew The Meigs Local School DJs.1 pool In 11149 and has ~n In the School, which has 1,200 stutrlct boaid of enucation today East Liverpool aystem since dents. Mr. Hargraves was electannounced the selection of then as a teacher, then as ele- ed assistant superintendent In Ue<lrge Hargraves, Jr., of East mentary principal, high school 1963 and bas held that position Liverpool, as Ita auperlotendent principal, and assistallt super-. since then. of achooll. lntendent. He thus bas wide The Meigs Local Board of Hargraves, 43, will be lorm- aperlence In all phases of Education said It was partlcually signed at the next regular school administration. larly impressed that Mr. Harmeeting of the board Tuesday, He was a teacher in the East graves is experienced lo all June u. He will assume t be Liverpool system from 1949--51; levels of education and that he · post July 1, from 1951-54 he was e~ementary has more or less carried the There were about 36 appll- principal, and from 195H3 prin- complete load of all building cants for the job of being first eipal of East Liverpool High projects in the past few years loeal superintendent of the new consolidated school district, bo8rd members reported. "We feel fortunate to have . · · · bad so many goOd appllcanta ALL SMILES - Optimistic smlles Ught ~p the faces of for the job " raid Board presl· astronauts Eugene Cernan, left, and Tliomas ~fford ~n dent Rlcru:nt Jonet In behall th~ eve of the second try at launching therr Gemiru-9 of the board. The board lndJ. rrussion. cated It decided to hire Hargraves after Intensive screenlng1 Interviewing and Investigating. The new loCal superintendent graduated In 1941 from East Liverpool High School ali valedictorian In his class of 333 students. He received his balhelor's degree In 11148 from Ohio ' · State University and remained to earn his master's In Education In 1949 before entering the teaching profession. Since acquir~Dlr his master's, Hargraves bas attended night classes at Kent State UnJ. versity, completing one year toward his doctorate. Mr. lflargraves returned te his home town of East Liver- Rusk Gives Explanation _, ' Of • ..... ( \ '\ •• ' I· \... j\ ••I .1 I will .' Ill at East Liverpool. The board alao said Hargraves is familiar with vocational schools and their operation. . "Wt feel the Melg1 Local Sebool Diltric& II qalte lack;y In settiJIC a maa of Mr. BarIJ'BVH' eallber," J011t1 saki iD behalf of the ell&lre board. In addition to his professional duties In the, East Liverpool schools, Mr. lfllrgraves has served as president of the Ohio Major Interest Being Drawn NO Valley Principals Group, was stars for action In the satat :~;, first presiden~ of the Uhio Big :of the Bulge and tbe rema!gMI-":~ 8 Basketball Conference, and fighting In Europe. He beca,.. ··has been active lo chorch and Ia staff sergeant and w,as awri' '" other civic functions lo his ·ed the bronze star for ~ ~. ' community. work behind enemy lines · . ...; Prior to entering the educa- Germany. :):;:-~ ·-. tiona! field, Mr. Hargraves ser- Mr. Hargraves is married t~~ ·· ~ ved In the U. S. army with the the father of three cbll~ . " 99th Infantry division in Europe.l David, 17; Michael, 15, aDd ~ He entered the service as an ol, 13. He and his wife-, J~ · Infantry rifleman in November phloe, expect to move' to Mew of 00 and earned three battle 11County before July L ... CeO! weather Ia &Ill East teday frolted tbe lnt of JIIJII d record low *'atperatareC. ~el: ...·.....·:~~:: ~ a aew record for 6e dQ! JJ.Id. lll8rklq the lewelt tempera1are ever recorded tbere tbls latl. Ia tbe spl'lq. A S..year reeord feU at Caatoa, Oblo, wllen the temperalare toaehed • de~a, the UPI reported BlueCrossL ' \ J BREAK GROUND - Groundbreaking ceremoniet were held ' for Litton Industries' Systems plant which will be built thret miles east of Athens, on Rt. 50. Completion date for the 227,000 sq. ft. structure of IJ~odei'J), one-story design to cost $3 nilllion Is May, 1067. McBee Is a majot producer of business systems and equipment for worl dwide markets. A divlslon of Litton's Business Equipment Group, M~ Bee employs appr9ximately 700 in Athens and has a total employe force of more than 2,000. · ToSkyDi~g ' Iver. Executiv' LBJ •• ·~ ~ End �' ' '.' .. .. . : ·, .. '· MErGs.MAioN AlliA ' ,. . '' o...m: P•bltai.er Jtlcllnc! s.. ... .' • ' " ,an;ed f , .nm\1011 d., IIY 1111 Ohio Valle)' Publllblna Com· paDJ; UG Meebaote St.. Pomeroy. Oblo 45788. lu•lntlt Olflel phono WY ~1118 Editorial pb9ne \!Y '-21M. BollllleW KIID~ali, {!le.. represenl!'tlve: .. MS texlngton Ave .. New York City. New Vofk. Saboerlptlon rates: Delivered by earner where ovautble, liO cents per week: one year In adviDce ot tbe Daily Sentinel of· lioo flUO: Ill! moqtbo. $7.1111. tl!ret month• $3.90. 1f7 Mo!Dr Route where earner service tiJt afiUablt one month .l.3D. By moU ana reor SIG.DO: Si• months. $5.25: Threo months, $3.00. ('tba¥ ~!(! ·~t ~,. ~ jt!•! e !A~-!~ aellal"iQ) .will be a Iaiiier !!&iii! ~ ~•!'&' queen. I• Jlt\P "~ . .. Jone•'~'~ wttl~ , ·'• · ' of ' ole· ~ forum) .. _, ,lfil '•· . ma ·Jlil1..., w.hlit a paWl ., ',J.' ·'!!!1! ·!!&••· ':f-! ' Pomtroy Boys League Schedule Announced Indians r. ..1.. WED. Yallko at Dodgers - D Z. W.. FRI. A university in Ohio has Inaugurated 1 cour" on tbe status of the contemporary American family in our economic Qrder. lt IJ'eats of family values in relation to family Income. The problems of allendlnc and saving, and quite natural· ly of blid,eting and wise buying. It wlll also Inform those enrolled of the effect of the economy on family financial planning and includes information on retire· ment pl«n• and social security. It will tre11t on the subject of Insurance . and management of family finances, tell you how and when to buy real estate, and the question of wbether to rent or own a home and moll Important of all investment~, 1nd how to \!feate and distribute family estates. The other worthy. development con· cernlng business is proposed by the chairman of a major business firm who takes n optimistic view of the improvements and procedures of his company in the years that lie ahead. He luis expressed the simple ~utb that s~ould be . tbe basis of an busmess, and m good hmes and poor will brir!g it through to success. He stated tluit the f1rst emphasiS in any business should be customer relations. He points out that customers are the only iOUrce of income for buirlness, .'and .without them there can be no pro£res~ve development. It Is pointed out that U everyone in business could grasp that idea they would succeed. It Is rated as the reason why American standards of living are the highest in the world. and accounts for fr11e 11nterprise and freedom of customer choice is far superior to an th• jde11 of the ·theorists and plann8f!l whq queatlon profit and consumer j11dgement. '1'111 11mvenity .e~~urse, in prob3bly a lllllpPfiiCI form. sbould be r11vamped for use at the high school'level, and maybe In even a simpler form at even a lower level In tho procea' of ed11cation. There ere 10 many wllo never .retch the level Qf biper education, and the course as outline~ l!OUid 1J11 beneficial to all persons. It Is ·s~tocll;in' bow little we know •bOut financial planl\i~Jg. We-lllight prac'ic' • policy of Ja!itl8. bu~ manY after tbeJ •ccumuJ.te still 4P not know what lns!U'Bl!CI II best fer thti~ needs, or how to .lnveft their surP,llls f1,mds. for the are~t.st &ain. TI!e lllt10T~J1ce 111 connllCQoll wH)l tl!a ramlnc.tlqns Of so~lal security Is wideJpread even among those w1u,1 are classed as lnteUI&~IJt. The pro· blem has been aggravated by the IJilnovolent IPVerllment that fro111 Olltw_arcl .IP· pearances does all of oqr pla!\111~11 ~nd tl1inking for its citlzen1. The •pphcat10n of the custQmer to buaines' succes' mill~ bt sai~ to be true of all !if~. The · relations we have with our fellowmen decides success or failure. S. White that rescued his land from HitWest. Even this•national humiliation ler. But II never worked that might conceivably be entertained ex~ept for two towermg facts way. The more he got from lhe of lnlernational life. Ont is that rest of the West, the more he Well, now In detail if old hal history is full to the lrim witb demanded. The more ,the oth· In spirit is r fresh attempt with- proof that Charles de Gaulle is er cheek was turned, the more in a tiny Senate minority to not to be moved by groveling he slapped that cheek, too. encourage lhe already musive from us, or olhers. The second Now that he has by any ra· arrogance of President Charles reality Is that lhe ChurclJ phil; lional standard becume quile de Gaulle of Fr~nce. Collateral-· oBOphy of proper way to deal intoleraole, It Is understal"iable ly, this would 8Cid lo the alrea- wilh de Gaulle Is the precise that politicians here , sf\ould. dy sla"erinli compulsion to philosophy that bulil up the thresh about for some aadget unfounded guilt of those Amer- absurdly haughty non-power of for placating the implaca~le. ican« who automaticelly rrup- de Gaulle France in lhe first Surely, however, the Church pose tht!r country to be at fault place. way is not the right way. In in any international quarrel. fact, even so iffy a dream as Because France was In cha· thai of transferring ·lhe AQanIndeed, the mid-'60s •••·likeos when de Gaulle first came to lic alliance into a · responsible ly to be seen by bemused historians ·as tbe years when lhe office, the United Slates, and federal union - the devoted 33American hair shirt waa ram· Brjtain, loo, deliberately assisl- year project of Clarence Streit pant - as the epoch of eager eti in a vast Image-making in· - looks preUy good when mea11ation of hia so-called grand- sured against lhe pointless ca. s•lf-ilidictment. The latest to put on a hair eur that bad no relationship to pitulation to a no-power France shirt - and alSo to recommend the truth. The hope was that, suggested by the hair-shirlists. . one ol appropriate ilcbiness to !lven some support and dead· For the Streit movement at the United States govelJiment pan koivlowing from the out· all events does not contempiate - Is Sen. !'rank Church (D., side, he would become a toter· turning the West into a kind ;I Idaho). Returninf'!rom·a quick· able . ally to the two nations psychiatrist's couch to offer le visit h Parts, Church SQlenut: soothing~oess and togethernesa ly called upon the Unjted Sl~s to a man constitutionally una· to entreat the sainted Gener@,l ble to go any way but alone. de Gaulle to cease allowing our aggres~ve fllllional jaw to come MAIN SPEAKER (UPI) -Rep, WASHINGTON into contact with his list so j!l· , •.;.ge Grider, D-Tenn., Win be ten. """' Though de Gaulle bas just the main speaker Ju!Y 22 at finished a halchet job on the Grotoo; Coiln., when he attenda Norll! Allanlic Treaty Qrgaplcomm . issioning ceremonies for zallon, while momentarily restthe nuclear-powered submarine Flasher. · . ing from discrediting this nation in Viet Nam and preparJDa Grider was chosen to speak for a friendly visit to Moscow, because he formerly commandCt .. ·,h's finding is interesting. ed the origi~Jal Flasher whleb It Is that the unaalilf!ICtory sank 21 Japanese ships aurIn~ stale of comn\unlca\lon wllh World Wa1 II, giving it th1 distinction of sinking more the general naturally dem811ds BoWed or canned foodt enemy tonnage lhan any other some new American concession. ahould be .tor~ In a cool American submarine. Thus, the Senator recom· place 11 bjgh storage tern• The first Flasher was dl· mends that since de Gaulle peratllf'l• lead. to, more elared surplus after the war seems too proud, or some\hine. ppid .Joss of v1tanun conto seek a meeting with Prest- tent.- AIBO the navor deand Ibis ship is Ill successor. den\ Johnson, t~e Indicated teriorales. Glau containers EXCHANGE AM8AS8ADOR · lhoufd be atored In the JERUSALEM (UP!) -Nio:a· course would he for us Jl )east dark to avoid fading of the -• rag~a and Iarae I announ,_ to send ''a special American food colora . .\ckllooda may Monday night they have emissary" to Paris for the gur· , bf used cold. strsight from pose of appeasing the general. · the can. Heat nonacid foods decided to ~xebange ambassaThough Church generously re- thorol!&hlY before eating, dors. Israeli President ZalmaD fuses to pass judgment on II takes 20 minutes of bull· Shazar and Nic~raguan Presto destroy the botulilm ident Rene Seb!tk aru1D1111<ed "who is most at fault," his plan 1111 toxio. the decision jointly at the undeniably would amount to a 11 1 1 conclusion of Schick's six-day nlieg-lil American crawl · to the • '"'-•'" ' " " '" visit to Israel. most disruptive force In all the WASHiNGTON - When all else palla, there to always "lhe de Gaulle problem." So what is new lherein' Hado's They1l Do It Every Time I«JW ~NCTLIAL IS l-IE ~EN IT COMES TO PAYIN@ OFF J!()R se~(iES RtNf7EREI7 i' NEXT QUESTION •••• • I-lEY, TOAPY·· '!tXf I-IAVEN'T Vacation Dividend PAll' I.IS FO~.., 'IWAT FIREMEN, PA'TS: ···1'HAT'9 '1\'1()· MON'IHS ·, Here's BOJIIf very old but ltlll very valid advlee wnich II seema appropriate to ~al al tiJI• season when moat people'a fancies tura to lhoughll ot va. catl\lill: ~- . !lOW lnd then go away, have I IItle rel!lftllon for when y~u !'Orne 'bock to yu)l!··ltork, your judgment ,will he son, slnoe ... remain eonstantiy at worll will power away dialance J==~then .the loseworksome.yourappeara smaller of *I DOllOR SAYS AGO•· .. P· o i n : - _ __,..,;. ' ' ~~ , ARE THEY 0000 UR BAD? . Dear Helen: Unenforceable rule~ about amoldn1 and drtnkina lor YOUDI people are ridiculous. Evef)', body knowa ' teen can lei c'-· arettes whenever he w1n11 lbem. Who watchel tile mlllb· lnel? For lhat matler, rpany parents buy damllel lor lhelr 14-year-oldl ,- tbty~ve . ~mcfy riiCfll!niUII aq unenforeeablt ' Uquor Ukewlse. ~ ·a n y All such persons are made teen. Ho m eel wbllny, ~Mr. worse by laking such modem vodka, sin - anytbi!JJ ~ all)' ' drugs as sulfas, Including those time he wanla by sUpillni tbt · used to treat diabetes; certain money to ID "acluiL' anUblotica - griseofulvin, gi· W~y dtn!'l tbt laW!Dak&n ven for ringworm, and the Itt· realize all lllia -and, lower the racyclines; nalidixic acid, a 8QIOtm1 ap to ie:.dlinkina ••• urinary asliseplic; and sed· to IS? If kids knew lbey eould atives of the pheonothiazine indulge wllhou' rolnll asalnst authority, they wouldn't be group. compelled to rebel just It ahow Tbe same effect, but to a les- they· W'l'l' 1'8f'JWn•Up." I ~!Ilk ser degree, may be caused by II would actually lessen I b 1 barbilurates, salicylates, estro- etgaretle and liqllf)r problem a. gens, gold salts, quinine and mong yoq people. procaine. Even such preduets A Jot of psycblalri$~ ~ci as ea~ de cologne and perfUII1es me up. Arsumenls, anyQne1 may cause an exag~erated sun· ART burn if they contain bergamot Dear Art: or citron. oils. 1 don't think lowering the Persons who have f!I!IIIW'· a11 limits would lessen the ci&· (~ vitamin deficiency en-ease), arette end Uqllf)r P!'llbltms ol lupus erlhemelcl!ua, porphyria, JQUth, a!lll I dollbt U..l II would '''""'ma or colilact dermatltli · heighten them appreciably eltb•...,. musl he careful not only to fll" • avoid the sup's rays' but al~o lhe But llert's a ll!ouibt< II, as m ..y....'atrisla sa•" •-01 dru•s mentioned. 10 e P• ,.,., .... • ,., ,... •an •-·• 1 The besl su••creen prepara· wan so u,.y • ....... ,,.. ••em rwes then ... ~ 8 p - ·• -tter lions lo apply lcc:ally are tpqse · .w• • ,..., "" • -..r• k , . ·-1 a ••une· that contain red veterlll!li'Y JlC1eep a .ew ..... ~ . •,.. . able" rulea trolatum (RVP) o.r pa••-•min•• • •• • on...,,thete~ to thse thai1 ""o'•c acid . !PABA). The an- wey Obe·~ 1 won If tgr....,a 1 ed J...:. •.• • nn rue, we ••• ll.histallll·ne·s used lor allergic .. 18 th• 'dower hoot •...-~IAIDJ r 18 -"'• l ~.. ~ . t'vpes of hypers••sltlvil• ~· ' are "'llh • •Yk s u ,o -"-·ed w amo 1!1. we .,.......... Of no value and salves lhat con· alllhose lhinp·lhe "miii'Chen" · lain antihlalamines should· be marclJ for _ .free speech, free avoided by light-sensitive per· love ~ rebels would find 50111~ BODS because they frequently other ceuse, like "Free t..SD aggravate lhe ·lro\lble. fiR' all." YilQiifi peopl~ don't Large doses of vtlamln B-6 want adult capltdlalion-lt takes taken 30 minutes before expo- all lhe fun out of rehelltng and sure have prev!!llted sunburn makes !hem aearch !or flll1bt!r In BOrne lig~t-sensitive persons. limits to test - !1.,, On the bright sl~ It h•s been 80,.,...., ••,...,. ·,. ,... ,.. ,.g fOW!d that some diseases are OWN REWARD benefited bY eiiPOSure to sun- ' Dear Helen: light. These include psoriasis, some forms of allergic derm~- ; litis or hives, ' ~C1111, ,pllpia"a and skin tuberculosis; For most of. us, however, the watcbword where sunlight Is cone~ llhould ~ MODERATION. Q - I ba~ "'"OQI)'elllil IOOUI· 13 years ago. (;an I safely atve blood? A - To he able to doaata blood a person sl)ould be bto tween 21 and 1111 an4 In good h~alth.' His pulse, Pr8!; ' aure and belllQIIobi~ ltv" lli(luld be normal. He ,s®Ql~ no\ ~ve g!ven · blood lf!lhln · Ill• . '· precQdina 2 nionU.., lnd ~ , mqre !ban 4 Jim¥. In lilt pr.. . Geding y"r. 114! , tilollkl not · bave had a tooliJ ffiJIOV~ ill . . the precedlll& ' .,, tnd, If, J woman, al1f!ul4 oo!~ ·hid ~ Prtlllancy in' 1M P !!Ill • ., mOilths. He ~14, I)Jiv, np Y.. vere allerglei Jnd i!IPI!l4 ' .aot have ~ltd malRi-14; 'filbtl'lil!l.,.l'o hepatlt!J 1!1' BYPIIill'• Nr~: •re 8ERRr5 WORL~ •lood llo:ol!l8•,lo\f!OI'~I •mtri~. ' H4MON. Jell at Yanks - D I. Dodgen II Pirates - D $. 1-%1-et - MON. Vnb at· Jets - D 1. PlratH at Dodgen - D %. Jets ol Ylllb - D Z. Dodgen at Pirates - D L ..!t-81 WED. Tlgeti al Bemhen - D %. 7-ZO-fi-WED• Bomben II TJ&en - D I. ' rule 1bout· wlllt you "' ~ to PQ oae wbo llllds your ~ . (• wbatever) ent1 relum8 II? I ·did. ..IUe- MON. Jell at Dod<en - D I, Plralel II Vaakl - D Z, Plr.'tl at Yllllka- DZ. an<l l 191 ' l\l'llllllll1 ·CJIIIIWro ..114 WED. · Ja there 'II)' ..,m• - SHOR1'CIW«llllD Ow Short:'. 7·13-811 WED. YIIIIU at Dodpn - D t. TJce" al Jell - D L ..1... - FRI. Plratea at Tlgero - D L Yanb al Bomhera - D z. . ' IJNliNFOJU)IWII.J law. ' z. ..ZU6- FRI. Bombers al Pirates - D L Jets at Tli•n - D %. Bomhen.al Tlcen - D I. ' . I-2U8- WED• Dodgen al Yanb- D Pirates al Bo111hen - D L Ttgeri II Jeta - D %. ~-WED. HELEN ELP US. -J . . . . ·H . l - - by H•'•" Bottel.....,_, RllLts: By Wayae G. Brandaladt, M.D. Photosensitivity Is just a long \V{)rd to BOme people. To others It Is a nightmare because even slight exposure to the sun's rays will give them an Itching skin eruplion or a se· vere sunburn, 1U :'"'= ~2-D::::ai:Jy:S.:::nl::ln~•l:, t:ll'O::Y·MI::ddl~e=port.=:O:.,:I~IIn: .•:l:t · belowwas wbere Turner exbibl· tion hung.lheM!BJ j,orep sat and watched water - eolor sketches <'furner's of cturse) flank· ·ed by Ponti and Muselllll dlfector Rene d'Haroncourt aa IIIey were flashed on a ~f!IW if! a derk room ... d-llaroneourt wal U. only man who actually tow· ered over the Neapolllan nifiY, eveey inch, in lillY ,dlricllon, ~ Capitol Comment~ Events By William tleddlil&. ALLSTAR '· · f!!!! llavt come across two interesting lienlopments In family living and, in th• oondu~t of business that are _pertment to tlte aitqation in which we ftnd the preselil economy of our nation. Both the .J18lllbfr. of a falllily apd the operators ::t'ilf 1 bllliDess must be flexible, and be ' *bit t11 cll"!l• with ~e existing ~ondl· tiona In' ont·er to surviVe. There IS no IUCII tliiJ!g as business , as usual, and ·a family that does not luive the know-how to ~op_e with the budget during a period of ~~~ti011 is in for some rather rough ~' ~1,-~~tr!!!! ·' ~~ ~~~~~;" • cllapbaq9ua teal embro~ ,.l . ' 'Die !Wklall Pltl1 tarlltr' !It for ~ \bird lime Ill•~ yeare he!n U!I cuffs under wblclJ jl ' the mllltiiQI'• Ardell liN: I · · · •. ·'. . · l'nlleiJ1an ~lght l~er •I a whl,te . Manbaii!JII ~ • ~ ·v ' ... Tbe MIIIWID of )4odllm Art · Sti'lp)W liJW, one of the I~ h ·Waa UD~. for .., ..... toss!lj .a dlnne~- f~r SOphia I.ci~'> ·Wo~nmf tw!nl ~ llollr • 1tllitb , COIIII I.Qt JU~ ~ en in ho.nor Of 8' ShoWIII& Of BIIJ\ ~k for 111e ~~~ell~::· '118 . . . oo J11t11 ~ 011' ,, plOlureJ ol , Ill• ~ 1111 ·ili , PIUI ,. !Itt , '• ~ ' ~ ~~ . .· fil!Ds, •and . the ·lllOS~ llrlkl!'ll· ~raid 'Jlllldan~ 011 ~~~~' .~, : • . -_U~at ~;· \l)lllllOll ,, II j!l'l',a "' bf!~ ' · Ji~ · en4 tmmld *'!'' ...... " - · 11011'11; 11!#~ ~ler t_s we ·WJle thiS Is that ~~~~~ rJDa; , ., 'l'bt .iroalm ~ Ill. ~ ~~ , IS just Q beaUI\4li, 'J\IBI II .. Ibis tmbull~i!!4 11.11111 V Jlll\f!1 bJ&II ~" ~ flP ",~ . , stnkmg, as smsrUy dl'e&~. Nllle·Qiq, •lol: lbt lu~ jolt .:lii1Mdli!PII1• . ,.' · ;;, ·' .~,P she concei~p~ly lmilh~ be ' ,... f(emllt, 'l)ql iiiiJIWQtllly lb ..L' ati,l~;: ~·· Q1 bul best q! 11), V(h!l~J. wa~ , ·lillY ,. , . ;, · · ""' •y l'!"'' " <';. , with husband CJI'Io P111d, theY · • , , '; ..4 Mll)lll"" lrPI!IIi h •: were. not hotdJn8 bpndi,· bill • lllve could lit 1111· Ill"'"- .. - UIUMU111 Pl'iltD, II ,tla, ~ · !j Sovhta (when no one .wa~ photr fl\llaiB close to Sophia'I o~llell """, ~-~ graphing) was hangitlll onto his . pow·Sflll~ II liOIIIII litP, !llm,· •,"-~~mlc.; OD~ ~ lillie finger . . . Nice, loo, after Anna Molf.o 01 11!11 optra, w.ho jleojt ' . •1' all the gr•cefl!l Utile speecllu wore I beautlllllly qulel IoJ·i MP • .,.., . I - ..... . were finished and assembl!lll lllalll! drtA Nd t»•l to ~lcb dtlltblld U. ·boatall7 ·olwloul admirers had roUeol off .Jn tbelr .•. f,flu ~· bat a ~ • i!lllmiC' of I publkiiiJ•llllplro Rolls-Royce~ and Cllddles 1111d partml!!ll 1101. ftr from Sapldl'l td Nlule to !fUGll 1 lllullblt Continentals, to diwdlo and aee ('l'lle hQaor IIUell'a Qat over- llllt'lt!ll· ~~ lll!itlm ~~ Sophia and Carlo quietly, ,al· loot. the Ptm. Vellflll lp Q Mlal Lcntl WN 1. . Oil most the last to lesve, des~nd· lle,ma; Alltla'• liP_!_~. '"" Wf balmJ, !'!!u.'!fl~ tng j\181 as soflly 1o tll1l Door · ., • WR ol II ••n he taken in ~I \ ' ' Holtz . wo,. ATimely lourse toGo i:om~dlari 'Liu . ~terecl · q oeton~ ~.IJ!I ll!lllinl matte~ at tho 11Q11t ~ft at l'ouie~oy. (lhlo, ' ' .• . ('h~· ·~·••hfll, ~· '"" l'gbll@f. tvt!7 ts~~-pt sim l'!al!on•l ,.lll.l~l!l!l ' I ' Marichal21 I"' ,. ~ DIVOTID' TO l'!TIRilST pi' ( '" ' '' ,. ·y. •' ,I " . 7-1-te- FRI. Tlgen Bl Plralel - D 7·1.Wt- FRI. Pirates at Btmhen - D I, 7-dMI- MON. Snap Losing Streak In 17th, 7-5 45th Racing Season Begins For Ohioan Open Thursday l, Bomben al Yallks- D %. 63 Ford Galaxle 500. Conw I Irons. 11&14 64 Ford Galexie 500 - 2 Door Hordtap, I eyl. Aula. Irons. Whl-. Tlltrl II Dodgen - D L SorrJ 63 Gelexie 500 · 4 Dr. I <¥IInder, ,.,... trans. Power stHr.lne •ml brokH. whitowoll llroo. Dear Helm: ,.,, ~~ rtadbtl vt~ctu ltllm p.Gpte COIIIPlllinlnl about lbllit' cl1114np and 1 wCI!Il4 ne . to lay 8qllletlllq .~ . abollt 65 Ford Gal. 500 '"'!':f ,· 2 dr. Hordfe!t. 289 ctono!tnl Irons. Rodlo hooter !Mn.qera: We bave IW1I '""' pi~, 1114 lwo , Aut. WID tlroo. ()ply llle Oolclta Rille. about lbaL ~ H. 11• eyl. ~011!1111" 61 Thunderbird dilldnP.:\lrlf lllliiW!il liN ,llf,!l" cer rO\" flvt . narU~ 1 ·worked .llilbll, 10 I cQqld ~- l or billl 111!11 bi!lp 91'1 ~ fain· lly. T)le 91der 'I illi dq 111111& Ill bollework IIICI liil1 tli&IPI. 2 Dr. Honltop. All -••• olr conditioning. J alee ~ol!!l ' 10 a saoodd rale 4 dr. I cyl. At Trons. P. apat'ln1elll, tl!ere WQ !IIY.r • llOmplainL ' Now we IW• Ill lilt C!CIIIIIIrJ, will! a WGOCI htllillt ll!Wf, W• I!@ITY frolll ~ wtl) ,Am door, drwiDC II up by· J ... The ltrll.- 11011 1t ODd 11;', dll 9&11'' work lqr pet,bhon le·llllf their ctotllls, They walk ·• IIIII from ~ehool and a loq Wt11 to tbe store lor me In JIMII1i 1104 rain, wilhout boots And Wltb all the work, we bave lull to. 1et!ter. Tbere'a JI!UIIlll l'tljiOCI, and love of Gad. 'l'bl)''re · aormal, reallby, moderu, IOOCI; happy kids. rm not wrttlna Ibis to llfll. I jual want 1011 10 aw lbal cbllilrf!ll liN aun arawld • b o doa't mind btvlll4 lb!np ftiulb and evili alteplll,l C1814· at nights, (!avlna 10 wub a ou.. fit eacb dly to ba.a a to wear -ring, rodlo ond htator 63 Chevrolet Btl Air 2 Dr. I cyllndtp. Auto. Trons. ltodlo o!WI heotor, Whltowoll tl,... tb' end llloq!l welta!lto IIIOVI fJom 62 Ford Gal. 500 64 Galexie XL Conwortlblo. I cyH==•· auto tnns.. power w""' .. lng. power brak• ancl windows, roclio & hoohor ~Ford F-600 Oump Truck, I eyllncltr onglnt, 5 speed trolil. t tpttd .... oxlo 65 Dodge Dert : 2 Dr. 270 Strl11. 6 "'""' dtr, stondonl lrone., rodt. ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating 1nd h••tei -~ 65 Honde Llkt new Your Deptnd1ble Dealer For 60 Ford~ ..._ . Ton Pkkup, I eyHndtp. Clean PLUMBING AND Keith Goble Ford HEATING LMuct & SynmoN Ill. USED CARLOT Mlddloport thi nell day, ud P\lllilll !lplb- er boCa~ they (Qva ueb Olbo er and their pennlll '-G.L.B. Dear G: ...._ 1·wish 1 could meet you aod your IJIJIIly. You'd make·.Ucb lovely nelg!lbQra. - H. ·. ''• 'Ibis columa Ia dedlceted ·• lalllily Uving, 10 If JOU'N- ·~~P­ ing kid trouble or JUII P.l-11 IIOUbltW let• HeleP Help . ·~ $It . w also' welCOID• ' ' ,u. oWl! ~IDa H & R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. eJP&rieReet, dl;la lleJCII 8otlel Ia 'care el lbla ~· ~. HERE'S A BARGAIN LEADERS .<' .' . MIDDLEPORT BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCE!· ." . •Giut~Dgw .. , Freezer has deep door ahelf and keeps food llllfe. .. .. loag-teaa '. I • • Shakerattleroll , . , • Four Cabinet 'l :hiua storage. .'f/ I . I '. Get smoother rolling. With a new~r loan. loo~ under BANKS or LOANS. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walklna- - ,, elides aut.. • Twin foreel•i• \ ' »M rwl '1 Vegeta~Bina. • Buttes: ComlpU"f:.• Removable Egg ~ Deep Door Shelf lJi GaL Millt ean-.;~:~~ •' • Ooppertoue, 'White. ••· Price L•Trw Allo:c.-ce �' ' '.' .. .. . : ·, .. '· MErGs.MAioN AlliA ' ,. . '' o...m: P•bltai.er Jtlcllnc! s.. ... .' • ' " ,an;ed f , .nm\1011 d., IIY 1111 Ohio Valle)' Publllblna Com· paDJ; UG Meebaote St.. Pomeroy. Oblo 45788. lu•lntlt Olflel phono WY ~1118 Editorial pb9ne \!Y '-21M. BollllleW KIID~ali, {!le.. represenl!'tlve: .. MS texlngton Ave .. New York City. New Vofk. Saboerlptlon rates: Delivered by earner where ovautble, liO cents per week: one year In adviDce ot tbe Daily Sentinel of· lioo flUO: Ill! moqtbo. $7.1111. tl!ret month• $3.90. 1f7 Mo!Dr Route where earner service tiJt afiUablt one month .l.3D. By moU ana reor SIG.DO: Si• months. $5.25: Threo months, $3.00. ('tba¥ ~!(! ·~t ~,. ~ jt!•! e !A~-!~ aellal"iQ) .will be a Iaiiier !!&iii! ~ ~•!'&' queen. I• Jlt\P "~ . .. Jone•'~'~ wttl~ , ·'• · ' of ' ole· ~ forum) .. _, ,lfil '•· . ma ·Jlil1..., w.hlit a paWl ., ',J.' ·'!!!1! ·!!&••· ':f-! ' Pomtroy Boys League Schedule Announced Indians r. ..1.. WED. Yallko at Dodgers - D Z. W.. FRI. A university in Ohio has Inaugurated 1 cour" on tbe status of the contemporary American family in our economic Qrder. lt IJ'eats of family values in relation to family Income. The problems of allendlnc and saving, and quite natural· ly of blid,eting and wise buying. It wlll also Inform those enrolled of the effect of the economy on family financial planning and includes information on retire· ment pl«n• and social security. It will tre11t on the subject of Insurance . and management of family finances, tell you how and when to buy real estate, and the question of wbether to rent or own a home and moll Important of all investment~, 1nd how to \!feate and distribute family estates. The other worthy. development con· cernlng business is proposed by the chairman of a major business firm who takes n optimistic view of the improvements and procedures of his company in the years that lie ahead. He luis expressed the simple ~utb that s~ould be . tbe basis of an busmess, and m good hmes and poor will brir!g it through to success. He stated tluit the f1rst emphasiS in any business should be customer relations. He points out that customers are the only iOUrce of income for buirlness, .'and .without them there can be no pro£res~ve development. It Is pointed out that U everyone in business could grasp that idea they would succeed. It Is rated as the reason why American standards of living are the highest in the world. and accounts for fr11e 11nterprise and freedom of customer choice is far superior to an th• jde11 of the ·theorists and plann8f!l whq queatlon profit and consumer j11dgement. '1'111 11mvenity .e~~urse, in prob3bly a lllllpPfiiCI form. sbould be r11vamped for use at the high school'level, and maybe In even a simpler form at even a lower level In tho procea' of ed11cation. There ere 10 many wllo never .retch the level Qf biper education, and the course as outline~ l!OUid 1J11 beneficial to all persons. It Is ·s~tocll;in' bow little we know •bOut financial planl\i~Jg. We-lllight prac'ic' • policy of Ja!itl8. bu~ manY after tbeJ •ccumuJ.te still 4P not know what lns!U'Bl!CI II best fer thti~ needs, or how to .lnveft their surP,llls f1,mds. for the are~t.st &ain. TI!e lllt10T~J1ce 111 connllCQoll wH)l tl!a ramlnc.tlqns Of so~lal security Is wideJpread even among those w1u,1 are classed as lnteUI&~IJt. The pro· blem has been aggravated by the IJilnovolent IPVerllment that fro111 Olltw_arcl .IP· pearances does all of oqr pla!\111~11 ~nd tl1inking for its citlzen1. The •pphcat10n of the custQmer to buaines' succes' mill~ bt sai~ to be true of all !if~. The · relations we have with our fellowmen decides success or failure. S. White that rescued his land from HitWest. Even this•national humiliation ler. But II never worked that might conceivably be entertained ex~ept for two towermg facts way. The more he got from lhe of lnlernational life. Ont is that rest of the West, the more he Well, now In detail if old hal history is full to the lrim witb demanded. The more ,the oth· In spirit is r fresh attempt with- proof that Charles de Gaulle is er cheek was turned, the more in a tiny Senate minority to not to be moved by groveling he slapped that cheek, too. encourage lhe already musive from us, or olhers. The second Now that he has by any ra· arrogance of President Charles reality Is that lhe ChurclJ phil; lional standard becume quile de Gaulle of Fr~nce. Collateral-· oBOphy of proper way to deal intoleraole, It Is understal"iable ly, this would 8Cid lo the alrea- wilh de Gaulle Is the precise that politicians here , sf\ould. dy sla"erinli compulsion to philosophy that bulil up the thresh about for some aadget unfounded guilt of those Amer- absurdly haughty non-power of for placating the implaca~le. ican« who automaticelly rrup- de Gaulle France in lhe first Surely, however, the Church pose tht!r country to be at fault place. way is not the right way. In in any international quarrel. fact, even so iffy a dream as Because France was In cha· thai of transferring ·lhe AQanIndeed, the mid-'60s •••·likeos when de Gaulle first came to lic alliance into a · responsible ly to be seen by bemused historians ·as tbe years when lhe office, the United Slates, and federal union - the devoted 33American hair shirt waa ram· Brjtain, loo, deliberately assisl- year project of Clarence Streit pant - as the epoch of eager eti in a vast Image-making in· - looks preUy good when mea11ation of hia so-called grand- sured against lhe pointless ca. s•lf-ilidictment. The latest to put on a hair eur that bad no relationship to pitulation to a no-power France shirt - and alSo to recommend the truth. The hope was that, suggested by the hair-shirlists. . one ol appropriate ilcbiness to !lven some support and dead· For the Streit movement at the United States govelJiment pan koivlowing from the out· all events does not contempiate - Is Sen. !'rank Church (D., side, he would become a toter· turning the West into a kind ;I Idaho). Returninf'!rom·a quick· able . ally to the two nations psychiatrist's couch to offer le visit h Parts, Church SQlenut: soothing~oess and togethernesa ly called upon the Unjted Sl~s to a man constitutionally una· to entreat the sainted Gener@,l ble to go any way but alone. de Gaulle to cease allowing our aggres~ve fllllional jaw to come MAIN SPEAKER (UPI) -Rep, WASHINGTON into contact with his list so j!l· , •.;.ge Grider, D-Tenn., Win be ten. """' Though de Gaulle bas just the main speaker Ju!Y 22 at finished a halchet job on the Grotoo; Coiln., when he attenda Norll! Allanlic Treaty Qrgaplcomm . issioning ceremonies for zallon, while momentarily restthe nuclear-powered submarine Flasher. · . ing from discrediting this nation in Viet Nam and preparJDa Grider was chosen to speak for a friendly visit to Moscow, because he formerly commandCt .. ·,h's finding is interesting. ed the origi~Jal Flasher whleb It Is that the unaalilf!ICtory sank 21 Japanese ships aurIn~ stale of comn\unlca\lon wllh World Wa1 II, giving it th1 distinction of sinking more the general naturally dem811ds BoWed or canned foodt enemy tonnage lhan any other some new American concession. ahould be .tor~ In a cool American submarine. Thus, the Senator recom· place 11 bjgh storage tern• The first Flasher was dl· mends that since de Gaulle peratllf'l• lead. to, more elared surplus after the war seems too proud, or some\hine. ppid .Joss of v1tanun conto seek a meeting with Prest- tent.- AIBO the navor deand Ibis ship is Ill successor. den\ Johnson, t~e Indicated teriorales. Glau containers EXCHANGE AM8AS8ADOR · lhoufd be atored In the JERUSALEM (UP!) -Nio:a· course would he for us Jl )east dark to avoid fading of the -• rag~a and Iarae I announ,_ to send ''a special American food colora . .\ckllooda may Monday night they have emissary" to Paris for the gur· , bf used cold. strsight from pose of appeasing the general. · the can. Heat nonacid foods decided to ~xebange ambassaThough Church generously re- thorol!&hlY before eating, dors. Israeli President ZalmaD fuses to pass judgment on II takes 20 minutes of bull· Shazar and Nic~raguan Presto destroy the botulilm ident Rene Seb!tk aru1D1111<ed "who is most at fault," his plan 1111 toxio. the decision jointly at the undeniably would amount to a 11 1 1 conclusion of Schick's six-day nlieg-lil American crawl · to the • '"'-•'" ' " " '" visit to Israel. most disruptive force In all the WASHiNGTON - When all else palla, there to always "lhe de Gaulle problem." So what is new lherein' Hado's They1l Do It Every Time I«JW ~NCTLIAL IS l-IE ~EN IT COMES TO PAYIN@ OFF J!()R se~(iES RtNf7EREI7 i' NEXT QUESTION •••• • I-lEY, TOAPY·· '!tXf I-IAVEN'T Vacation Dividend PAll' I.IS FO~.., 'IWAT FIREMEN, PA'TS: ···1'HAT'9 '1\'1()· MON'IHS ·, Here's BOJIIf very old but ltlll very valid advlee wnich II seema appropriate to ~al al tiJI• season when moat people'a fancies tura to lhoughll ot va. catl\lill: ~- . !lOW lnd then go away, have I IItle rel!lftllon for when y~u !'Orne 'bock to yu)l!··ltork, your judgment ,will he son, slnoe ... remain eonstantiy at worll will power away dialance J==~then .the loseworksome.yourappeara smaller of *I DOllOR SAYS AGO•· .. P· o i n : - _ __,..,;. ' ' ~~ , ARE THEY 0000 UR BAD? . Dear Helen: Unenforceable rule~ about amoldn1 and drtnkina lor YOUDI people are ridiculous. Evef)', body knowa ' teen can lei c'-· arettes whenever he w1n11 lbem. Who watchel tile mlllb· lnel? For lhat matler, rpany parents buy damllel lor lhelr 14-year-oldl ,- tbty~ve . ~mcfy riiCfll!niUII aq unenforeeablt ' Uquor Ukewlse. ~ ·a n y All such persons are made teen. Ho m eel wbllny, ~Mr. worse by laking such modem vodka, sin - anytbi!JJ ~ all)' ' drugs as sulfas, Including those time he wanla by sUpillni tbt · used to treat diabetes; certain money to ID "acluiL' anUblotica - griseofulvin, gi· W~y dtn!'l tbt laW!Dak&n ven for ringworm, and the Itt· realize all lllia -and, lower the racyclines; nalidixic acid, a 8QIOtm1 ap to ie:.dlinkina ••• urinary asliseplic; and sed· to IS? If kids knew lbey eould atives of the pheonothiazine indulge wllhou' rolnll asalnst authority, they wouldn't be group. compelled to rebel just It ahow Tbe same effect, but to a les- they· W'l'l' 1'8f'JWn•Up." I ~!Ilk ser degree, may be caused by II would actually lessen I b 1 barbilurates, salicylates, estro- etgaretle and liqllf)r problem a. gens, gold salts, quinine and mong yoq people. procaine. Even such preduets A Jot of psycblalri$~ ~ci as ea~ de cologne and perfUII1es me up. Arsumenls, anyQne1 may cause an exag~erated sun· ART burn if they contain bergamot Dear Art: or citron. oils. 1 don't think lowering the Persons who have f!I!IIIW'· a11 limits would lessen the ci&· (~ vitamin deficiency en-ease), arette end Uqllf)r P!'llbltms ol lupus erlhemelcl!ua, porphyria, JQUth, a!lll I dollbt U..l II would '''""'ma or colilact dermatltli · heighten them appreciably eltb•...,. musl he careful not only to fll" • avoid the sup's rays' but al~o lhe But llert's a ll!ouibt< II, as m ..y....'atrisla sa•" •-01 dru•s mentioned. 10 e P• ,.,., .... • ,., ,... •an •-·• 1 The besl su••creen prepara· wan so u,.y • ....... ,,.. ••em rwes then ... ~ 8 p - ·• -tter lions lo apply lcc:ally are tpqse · .w• • ,..., "" • -..r• k , . ·-1 a ••une· that contain red veterlll!li'Y JlC1eep a .ew ..... ~ . •,.. . able" rulea trolatum (RVP) o.r pa••-•min•• • •• • on...,,thete~ to thse thai1 ""o'•c acid . !PABA). The an- wey Obe·~ 1 won If tgr....,a 1 ed J...:. •.• • nn rue, we ••• ll.histallll·ne·s used lor allergic .. 18 th• 'dower hoot •...-~IAIDJ r 18 -"'• l ~.. ~ . t'vpes of hypers••sltlvil• ~· ' are "'llh • •Yk s u ,o -"-·ed w amo 1!1. we .,.......... Of no value and salves lhat con· alllhose lhinp·lhe "miii'Chen" · lain antihlalamines should· be marclJ for _ .free speech, free avoided by light-sensitive per· love ~ rebels would find 50111~ BODS because they frequently other ceuse, like "Free t..SD aggravate lhe ·lro\lble. fiR' all." YilQiifi peopl~ don't Large doses of vtlamln B-6 want adult capltdlalion-lt takes taken 30 minutes before expo- all lhe fun out of rehelltng and sure have prev!!llted sunburn makes !hem aearch !or flll1bt!r In BOrne lig~t-sensitive persons. limits to test - !1.,, On the bright sl~ It h•s been 80,.,...., ••,...,. ·,. ,... ,.. ,.g fOW!d that some diseases are OWN REWARD benefited bY eiiPOSure to sun- ' Dear Helen: light. These include psoriasis, some forms of allergic derm~- ; litis or hives, ' ~C1111, ,pllpia"a and skin tuberculosis; For most of. us, however, the watcbword where sunlight Is cone~ llhould ~ MODERATION. Q - I ba~ "'"OQI)'elllil IOOUI· 13 years ago. (;an I safely atve blood? A - To he able to doaata blood a person sl)ould be bto tween 21 and 1111 an4 In good h~alth.' His pulse, Pr8!; ' aure and belllQIIobi~ ltv" lli(luld be normal. He ,s®Ql~ no\ ~ve g!ven · blood lf!lhln · Ill• . '· precQdina 2 nionU.., lnd ~ , mqre !ban 4 Jim¥. In lilt pr.. . Geding y"r. 114! , tilollkl not · bave had a tooliJ ffiJIOV~ ill . . the precedlll& ' .,, tnd, If, J woman, al1f!ul4 oo!~ ·hid ~ Prtlllancy in' 1M P !!Ill • ., mOilths. He ~14, I)Jiv, np Y.. vere allerglei Jnd i!IPI!l4 ' .aot have ~ltd malRi-14; 'filbtl'lil!l.,.l'o hepatlt!J 1!1' BYPIIill'• Nr~: •re 8ERRr5 WORL~ •lood llo:ol!l8•,lo\f!OI'~I •mtri~. ' H4MON. Jell at Yanks - D I. Dodgen II Pirates - D $. 1-%1-et - MON. Vnb at· Jets - D 1. PlratH at Dodgen - D %. Jets ol Ylllb - D Z. Dodgen at Pirates - D L ..!t-81 WED. Tlgeti al Bemhen - D %. 7-ZO-fi-WED• Bomben II TJ&en - D I. ' rule 1bout· wlllt you "' ~ to PQ oae wbo llllds your ~ . (• wbatever) ent1 relum8 II? I ·did. ..IUe- MON. Jell at Dod<en - D I, Plralel II Vaakl - D Z, Plr.'tl at Yllllka- DZ. an<l l 191 ' l\l'llllllll1 ·CJIIIIWro ..114 WED. · Ja there 'II)' ..,m• - SHOR1'CIW«llllD Ow Short:'. 7·13-811 WED. YIIIIU at Dodpn - D t. TJce" al Jell - D L ..1... - FRI. Plratea at Tlgero - D L Yanb al Bomhera - D z. . ' IJNliNFOJU)IWII.J law. ' z. ..ZU6- FRI. Bombers al Pirates - D L Jets at Tli•n - D %. Bomhen.al Tlcen - D I. ' . I-2U8- WED• Dodgen al Yanb- D Pirates al Bo111hen - D L Ttgeri II Jeta - D %. ~-WED. HELEN ELP US. -J . . . . ·H . l - - by H•'•" Bottel.....,_, RllLts: By Wayae G. Brandaladt, M.D. Photosensitivity Is just a long \V{)rd to BOme people. To others It Is a nightmare because even slight exposure to the sun's rays will give them an Itching skin eruplion or a se· vere sunburn, 1U :'"'= ~2-D::::ai:Jy:S.:::nl::ln~•l:, t:ll'O::Y·MI::ddl~e=port.=:O:.,:I~IIn: .•:l:t · belowwas wbere Turner exbibl· tion hung.lheM!BJ j,orep sat and watched water - eolor sketches <'furner's of cturse) flank· ·ed by Ponti and Muselllll dlfector Rene d'Haroncourt aa IIIey were flashed on a ~f!IW if! a derk room ... d-llaroneourt wal U. only man who actually tow· ered over the Neapolllan nifiY, eveey inch, in lillY ,dlricllon, ~ Capitol Comment~ Events By William tleddlil&. ALLSTAR '· · f!!!! llavt come across two interesting lienlopments In family living and, in th• oondu~t of business that are _pertment to tlte aitqation in which we ftnd the preselil economy of our nation. Both the .J18lllbfr. of a falllily apd the operators ::t'ilf 1 bllliDess must be flexible, and be ' *bit t11 cll"!l• with ~e existing ~ondl· tiona In' ont·er to surviVe. There IS no IUCII tliiJ!g as business , as usual, and ·a family that does not luive the know-how to ~op_e with the budget during a period of ~~~ti011 is in for some rather rough ~' ~1,-~~tr!!!! ·' ~~ ~~~~~;" • cllapbaq9ua teal embro~ ,.l . ' 'Die !Wklall Pltl1 tarlltr' !It for ~ \bird lime Ill•~ yeare he!n U!I cuffs under wblclJ jl ' the mllltiiQI'• Ardell liN: I · · · •. ·'. . · l'nlleiJ1an ~lght l~er •I a whl,te . Manbaii!JII ~ • ~ ·v ' ... Tbe MIIIWID of )4odllm Art · Sti'lp)W liJW, one of the I~ h ·Waa UD~. for .., ..... toss!lj .a dlnne~- f~r SOphia I.ci~'> ·Wo~nmf tw!nl ~ llollr • 1tllitb , COIIII I.Qt JU~ ~ en in ho.nor Of 8' ShoWIII& Of BIIJ\ ~k for 111e ~~~ell~::· '118 . . . oo J11t11 ~ 011' ,, plOlureJ ol , Ill• ~ 1111 ·ili , PIUI ,. !Itt , '• ~ ' ~ ~~ . .· fil!Ds, •and . the ·lllOS~ llrlkl!'ll· ~raid 'Jlllldan~ 011 ~~~~' .~, : • . -_U~at ~;· \l)lllllOll ,, II j!l'l',a "' bf!~ ' · Ji~ · en4 tmmld *'!'' ...... " - · 11011'11; 11!#~ ~ler t_s we ·WJle thiS Is that ~~~~~ rJDa; , ., 'l'bt .iroalm ~ Ill. ~ ~~ , IS just Q beaUI\4li, 'J\IBI II .. Ibis tmbull~i!!4 11.11111 V Jlll\f!1 bJ&II ~" ~ flP ",~ . , stnkmg, as smsrUy dl'e&~. Nllle·Qiq, •lol: lbt lu~ jolt .:lii1Mdli!PII1• . ,.' · ;;, ·' .~,P she concei~p~ly lmilh~ be ' ,... f(emllt, 'l)ql iiiiJIWQtllly lb ..L' ati,l~;: ~·· Q1 bul best q! 11), V(h!l~J. wa~ , ·lillY ,. , . ;, · · ""' •y l'!"'' " <';. , with husband CJI'Io P111d, theY · • , , '; ..4 Mll)lll"" lrPI!IIi h •: were. not hotdJn8 bpndi,· bill • lllve could lit 1111· Ill"'"- .. - UIUMU111 Pl'iltD, II ,tla, ~ · !j Sovhta (when no one .wa~ photr fl\llaiB close to Sophia'I o~llell """, ~-~ graphing) was hangitlll onto his . pow·Sflll~ II liOIIIII litP, !llm,· •,"-~~mlc.; OD~ ~ lillie finger . . . Nice, loo, after Anna Molf.o 01 11!11 optra, w.ho jleojt ' . •1' all the gr•cefl!l Utile speecllu wore I beautlllllly qulel IoJ·i MP • .,.., . I - ..... . were finished and assembl!lll lllalll! drtA Nd t»•l to ~lcb dtlltblld U. ·boatall7 ·olwloul admirers had roUeol off .Jn tbelr .•. f,flu ~· bat a ~ • i!lllmiC' of I publkiiiJ•llllplro Rolls-Royce~ and Cllddles 1111d partml!!ll 1101. ftr from Sapldl'l td Nlule to !fUGll 1 lllullblt Continentals, to diwdlo and aee ('l'lle hQaor IIUell'a Qat over- llllt'lt!ll· ~~ lll!itlm ~~ Sophia and Carlo quietly, ,al· loot. the Ptm. Vellflll lp Q Mlal Lcntl WN 1. . Oil most the last to lesve, des~nd· lle,ma; Alltla'• liP_!_~. '"" Wf balmJ, !'!!u.'!fl~ tng j\181 as soflly 1o tll1l Door · ., • WR ol II ••n he taken in ~I \ ' ' Holtz . wo,. ATimely lourse toGo i:om~dlari 'Liu . ~terecl · q oeton~ ~.IJ!I ll!lllinl matte~ at tho 11Q11t ~ft at l'ouie~oy. (lhlo, ' ' .• . ('h~· ·~·••hfll, ~· '"" l'gbll@f. tvt!7 ts~~-pt sim l'!al!on•l ,.lll.l~l!l!l ' I ' Marichal21 I"' ,. ~ DIVOTID' TO l'!TIRilST pi' ( '" ' '' ,. ·y. •' ,I " . 7-1-te- FRI. Tlgen Bl Plralel - D 7·1.Wt- FRI. Pirates at Btmhen - D I, 7-dMI- MON. Snap Losing Streak In 17th, 7-5 45th Racing Season Begins For Ohioan Open Thursday l, Bomben al Yallks- D %. 63 Ford Galaxle 500. Conw I Irons. 11&14 64 Ford Galexie 500 - 2 Door Hordtap, I eyl. Aula. Irons. Whl-. Tlltrl II Dodgen - D L SorrJ 63 Gelexie 500 · 4 Dr. I <¥IInder, ,.,... trans. Power stHr.lne •ml brokH. whitowoll llroo. Dear Helm: ,.,, ~~ rtadbtl vt~ctu ltllm p.Gpte COIIIPlllinlnl about lbllit' cl1114np and 1 wCI!Il4 ne . to lay 8qllletlllq .~ . abollt 65 Ford Gal. 500 '"'!':f ,· 2 dr. Hordfe!t. 289 ctono!tnl Irons. Rodlo hooter !Mn.qera: We bave IW1I '""' pi~, 1114 lwo , Aut. WID tlroo. ()ply llle Oolclta Rille. about lbaL ~ H. 11• eyl. ~011!1111" 61 Thunderbird dilldnP.:\lrlf lllliiW!il liN ,llf,!l" cer rO\" flvt . narU~ 1 ·worked .llilbll, 10 I cQqld ~- l or billl 111!11 bi!lp 91'1 ~ fain· lly. T)le 91der 'I illi dq 111111& Ill bollework IIICI liil1 tli&IPI. 2 Dr. Honltop. All -••• olr conditioning. J alee ~ol!!l ' 10 a saoodd rale 4 dr. I cyl. At Trons. P. apat'ln1elll, tl!ere WQ !IIY.r • llOmplainL ' Now we IW• Ill lilt C!CIIIIIIrJ, will! a WGOCI htllillt ll!Wf, W• I!@ITY frolll ~ wtl) ,Am door, drwiDC II up by· J ... The ltrll.- 11011 1t ODd 11;', dll 9&11'' work lqr pet,bhon le·llllf their ctotllls, They walk ·• IIIII from ~ehool and a loq Wt11 to tbe store lor me In JIMII1i 1104 rain, wilhout boots And Wltb all the work, we bave lull to. 1et!ter. Tbere'a JI!UIIlll l'tljiOCI, and love of Gad. 'l'bl)''re · aormal, reallby, moderu, IOOCI; happy kids. rm not wrttlna Ibis to llfll. I jual want 1011 10 aw lbal cbllilrf!ll liN aun arawld • b o doa't mind btvlll4 lb!np ftiulb and evili alteplll,l C1814· at nights, (!avlna 10 wub a ou.. fit eacb dly to ba.a a to wear -ring, rodlo ond htator 63 Chevrolet Btl Air 2 Dr. I cyllndtp. Auto. Trons. ltodlo o!WI heotor, Whltowoll tl,... tb' end llloq!l welta!lto IIIOVI fJom 62 Ford Gal. 500 64 Galexie XL Conwortlblo. I cyH==•· auto tnns.. power w""' .. lng. power brak• ancl windows, roclio & hoohor ~Ford F-600 Oump Truck, I eyllncltr onglnt, 5 speed trolil. t tpttd .... oxlo 65 Dodge Dert : 2 Dr. 270 Strl11. 6 "'""' dtr, stondonl lrone., rodt. ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating 1nd h••tei -~ 65 Honde Llkt new Your Deptnd1ble Dealer For 60 Ford~ ..._ . Ton Pkkup, I eyHndtp. Clean PLUMBING AND Keith Goble Ford HEATING LMuct & SynmoN Ill. USED CARLOT Mlddloport thi nell day, ud P\lllilll !lplb- er boCa~ they (Qva ueb Olbo er and their pennlll '-G.L.B. Dear G: ...._ 1·wish 1 could meet you aod your IJIJIIly. You'd make·.Ucb lovely nelg!lbQra. - H. ·. ''• 'Ibis columa Ia dedlceted ·• lalllily Uving, 10 If JOU'N- ·~~P­ ing kid trouble or JUII P.l-11 IIOUbltW let• HeleP Help . ·~ $It . w also' welCOID• ' ' ,u. oWl! ~IDa H & R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. eJP&rieReet, dl;la lleJCII 8otlel Ia 'care el lbla ~· ~. HERE'S A BARGAIN LEADERS .<' .' . MIDDLEPORT BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCE!· ." . •Giut~Dgw .. , Freezer has deep door ahelf and keeps food llllfe. .. .. loag-teaa '. I • • Shakerattleroll , . , • Four Cabinet 'l :hiua storage. .'f/ I . I '. Get smoother rolling. With a new~r loan. loo~ under BANKS or LOANS. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walklna- - ,, elides aut.. • Twin foreel•i• \ ' »M rwl '1 Vegeta~Bina. • Buttes: ComlpU"f:.• Removable Egg ~ Deep Door Shelf lJi GaL Millt ean-.;~:~~ •' • Ooppertoue, 'White. ••· Price L•Trw Allo:c.-ce �. :--;:... . r· ,1 , ' j ' '• ., I ,· •• , ' ···-. . . I fiiUOAT & M1U.0AY I • ' TOWELS I I I I I 3 1 5 *1 · fOE -TEA IllS 4e"·4·a· 10CA;i· 1~ , •1•• 3~:~ 1 OIL 6c~~. 11 iili BEAlS 4c:S 11 NQ,Il t ·1 '1 3 5 "t1~i' 29 :~ 48• lOLLI I I I I I • I I I I I I DELMONTI HI·C ORANGE • 1 1 . SLICED BEETS BRUIFIST PINEAPPLE • ~OL s CANS I . . .' I . I ·lOX . , I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 303 JAil I I I I I I I ,. $ PU.GF I KAlil lYAII ITUI u. I I I I I I I II I I I I 21 1 '$ 59 BIRDSEYE DELMONII CUT CORN - WHOLI OKRA - I'IAS PINIAPI'LE - GIAPifiUif DIINI - PINEAPPII JUICI OIANOE DRINK - IIDI DIINI • PIUIY PUIICH .... $ .. s ••.,. - ,. RII.GS - I'IAI AND ONIOIII - PIAS AND SAUCI PIAS AHD POTATOIS Ill SAUCE . I POL$ •• I I I ~~ I I I I &9't 88' RIB SJUK .... .... ,, ''• : DIN Water lurf "· ' ' '• 1 iII I ! ~ ,~ rt··: FUI IliA• 811DN IJ'AIIPS c.., ..... ,.. ,.,..., II -lin •••h•• ••n~s • Ct1;t11 ~.,.,., 614166 lOX 1.81 2···· IREMED HADDOCK:~ 1.18 I II I I I • ------------~--------- ., 2 ~. 2&c C0 R·N •••••••••••••• &·.~~ 29°.~ BANANAS......... 01111 .. ..-.. ·- Iotti Tampons · 12 et. 10ct. 43' ... ar· '. . DtfiiiCt ..... ... J8nttlllk. ,., • ·· Till Ctlll Ut , II'Jti• fliRt ' . .. " ,_ ' __ ._. 'f 'I f·•i ' PEACHES •••••••••• ' 2 , ••• ' ~ ~~ • ' I. · . Into llui . . TOILET TISSUE 'OFf Jill ••• 2% Cans $ • YILLOW SWEET • fiiiH IIPI CAIDUIA ' PUCHES TASTI+IIA IIIADID . GOLDENIIPE ., f ....... • Ill. 1.. . IIR'IIEIII · Fems llapkins Box ~o:•:•: 11 • ~~·IL$ CIIS •••••• • WIEIERS :~~ 49' -................................... ...................... ' L---------··-·--.. $ ... 'Ci.' IWIR'I PREMIUM U. S. GOYT.IISP. II l.llt'li .......... lf!IU $114 •\ . 1 1 ' ' 303 88' 1~ $1 11 RIB STEAK I I 1'1-t': I I ~ CATSUP ITLS. I I I I I I I I I I '"· SWIR'S PRIMM U, I. IOYT,IIdPICYID HARTS $ . DIXIE DELIGHT ELBERTA ... 14-tL FOI CHAlCOAL IIOIUIII r ; BIDIEYE I I ALLMIAT PKGI. I I •• " •• ~:'~ ~~ I '. . IWIF1'1PBI. U.S. am. IISPICDI ..... m~.·~····· .. II' iiin I I I MIX OR MATCH CANS IWIR1 PIIMIUM U, S.IIWr. IIIPiaiD • STEAK ......... MIX 011 MATCH m$ CIIOPS YOIJ r r 1101rr CHOCOLATE - DUTCI CIIOCOIAfl - DOUILI filii CHOC. MAIIIJMIU.OW • tw• CIIOCOLAfl BEANS CUT I I FUDGE FILLED SHORTCAKI - GAUCHO COOklll CHOCOLATE CHII' COOKIIS 1.. SWin'S PIIMIUM U. L GOYT. INSPICTID 3 0 METRICAL CUT GREEN ' CAll BURRY'S IEWPDRT , GAL. I I I I I MIX OR MATCH YELLOW LOAF CAKE ' SWim PIEMIUM U. S. IOYT. INIPICTID . t. 1 1 • 2 I "' I I I I I I DIL MONTE CRUSHID or lUCID DRINK . ~ . .. I I I DEL MONTI SWEET PEAS . wasoN 16e OPF DOLE PINEAPPLI PINK GRAPEFRUIT JUICE '. li CAT LIFE ,. : CANt 300 11111 ' LillY'S JUMIO • EVANS CAT FOOD ).rw I •• ' j . GALA 2c OFf 'DICOIATID ,. ) cur·m.toEs ai:L st .RWitr~.• 1100 tt 6100 1•30 AM TO 1:. PM 1huJ8•y - . '' ' ' ' 41' FIP FRill CGCITAIL WHITE or ASSTD. 2c .). . . ,;. Lblo . -~r "A-RM ·'PIL lo.2~$_ .,. ,( ,. �. :--;:... . r· ,1 , ' j ' '• ., I ,· •• , ' ···-. . . I fiiUOAT & M1U.0AY I • ' TOWELS I I I I I 3 1 5 *1 · fOE -TEA IllS 4e"·4·a· 10CA;i· 1~ , •1•• 3~:~ 1 OIL 6c~~. 11 iili BEAlS 4c:S 11 NQ,Il t ·1 '1 3 5 "t1~i' 29 :~ 48• lOLLI I I I I I • I I I I I I DELMONTI HI·C ORANGE • 1 1 . SLICED BEETS BRUIFIST PINEAPPLE • ~OL s CANS I . . .' I . I ·lOX . , I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 303 JAil I I I I I I I ,. $ PU.GF I KAlil lYAII ITUI u. I I I I I I I II I I I I 21 1 '$ 59 BIRDSEYE DELMONII CUT CORN - WHOLI OKRA - I'IAS PINIAPI'LE - GIAPifiUif DIINI - PINEAPPII JUICI OIANOE DRINK - IIDI DIINI • PIUIY PUIICH .... $ .. s ••.,. - ,. RII.GS - I'IAI AND ONIOIII - PIAS AND SAUCI PIAS AHD POTATOIS Ill SAUCE . I POL$ •• I I I ~~ I I I I &9't 88' RIB SJUK .... .... ,, ''• : DIN Water lurf "· ' ' '• 1 iII I ! ~ ,~ rt··: FUI IliA• 811DN IJ'AIIPS c.., ..... ,.. ,.,..., II -lin •••h•• ••n~s • Ct1;t11 ~.,.,., 614166 lOX 1.81 2···· IREMED HADDOCK:~ 1.18 I II I I I • ------------~--------- ., 2 ~. 2&c C0 R·N •••••••••••••• &·.~~ 29°.~ BANANAS......... 01111 .. ..-.. ·- Iotti Tampons · 12 et. 10ct. 43' ... ar· '. . DtfiiiCt ..... ... J8nttlllk. ,., • ·· Till Ctlll Ut , II'Jti• fliRt ' . .. " ,_ ' __ ._. 'f 'I f·•i ' PEACHES •••••••••• ' 2 , ••• ' ~ ~~ • ' I. · . Into llui . . TOILET TISSUE 'OFf Jill ••• 2% Cans $ • YILLOW SWEET • fiiiH IIPI CAIDUIA ' PUCHES TASTI+IIA IIIADID . GOLDENIIPE ., f ....... • Ill. 1.. . IIR'IIEIII · Fems llapkins Box ~o:•:•: 11 • ~~·IL$ CIIS •••••• • WIEIERS :~~ 49' -................................... ...................... ' L---------··-·--.. $ ... 'Ci.' IWIR'I PREMIUM U. S. GOYT.IISP. II l.llt'li .......... lf!IU $114 •\ . 1 1 ' ' 303 88' 1~ $1 11 RIB STEAK I I 1'1-t': I I ~ CATSUP ITLS. I I I I I I I I I I '"· SWIR'S PRIMM U, I. IOYT,IIdPICYID HARTS $ . DIXIE DELIGHT ELBERTA ... 14-tL FOI CHAlCOAL IIOIUIII r ; BIDIEYE I I ALLMIAT PKGI. I I •• " •• ~:'~ ~~ I '. . IWIF1'1PBI. U.S. am. IISPICDI ..... m~.·~····· .. II' iiin I I I MIX OR MATCH CANS IWIR1 PIIMIUM U, S.IIWr. IIIPiaiD • STEAK ......... MIX 011 MATCH m$ CIIOPS YOIJ r r 1101rr CHOCOLATE - DUTCI CIIOCOIAfl - DOUILI filii CHOC. MAIIIJMIU.OW • tw• CIIOCOLAfl BEANS CUT I I FUDGE FILLED SHORTCAKI - GAUCHO COOklll CHOCOLATE CHII' COOKIIS 1.. SWin'S PIIMIUM U. L GOYT. INSPICTID 3 0 METRICAL CUT GREEN ' CAll BURRY'S IEWPDRT , GAL. I I I I I MIX OR MATCH YELLOW LOAF CAKE ' SWim PIEMIUM U. S. IOYT. INIPICTID . t. 1 1 • 2 I "' I I I I I I DIL MONTE CRUSHID or lUCID DRINK . ~ . .. I I I DEL MONTI SWEET PEAS . wasoN 16e OPF DOLE PINEAPPLI PINK GRAPEFRUIT JUICE '. li CAT LIFE ,. : CANt 300 11111 ' LillY'S JUMIO • EVANS CAT FOOD ).rw I •• ' j . GALA 2c OFf 'DICOIATID ,. ) cur·m.toEs ai:L st .RWitr~.• 1100 tt 6100 1•30 AM TO 1:. PM 1huJ8•y - . '' ' ' ' 41' FIP FRill CGCITAIL WHITE or ASSTD. 2c .). . . ,;. Lblo . -~r "A-RM ·'PIL lo.2~$_ .,. ,( ,. �'. .... I , ... .I ,. I .' ·, . '· - ' ' •' _j • "! ., I .. ' I ,. / ( ' ' • 'rl ' " ' \ • ' 1-, ·~ . f .. ' pauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddleP!lfl, 0., June----1, 1988-7 . 2Juries Are Three Cited ·!h'awnbut Following Neither 1'ork Accident PT. PLEA8AN'1' - Action of lilt Mas!ln Counl)l Clrmlt Court Tutsday was the drtwlnJ of lwo jurln, 1'htl clvU aellon ol wmbert Construction Company vs. HeJ'oo bert Myen, el at, · wee 1ettlocl bltlore the trial 10 unclerway al· ·llloueb th8 Jory wee drawn and quallfled before the aeltltmant PT. PLEASANT- Three per· sons were cited lor road violationa after being Involved In one vheicle mishapS ~uring the hj~ryidawyaswesle.kg~ndtln. ~ea:n:~·theln- 1 ~ - er•ttoa, accidents and property damage relallvety· hisb. in a one car mishap Saturday HarrlsonvHie Mrs. Bea Cre,means Sbade Bptllt SilturUy nemnj with Mr. and l\fnl, l!lul McGrath. Mr. and -~- tarry McGrath and "'Il or Tuppen Plains spent a recent Sullday wllh Ills pareniiJ, Mr. and Mrs. Eatl MeGralh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean daughter, DIJia, Scotlowa, and Mr. ud Mn. ()ktJ lloach of Prectorvllle visited M d Mrs, John !4a.,le, r. ao Rl\l. Baolbart 11 much betl.- nd ,, I lh8 boll I I 1 ~-· o P II · Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wells re' ctnU,>·.,aHed on Mr. and Mrs. BrlciJ.a~berl of Albany, R. o. .,w,. ll: WUaea waa sues! qf 'l(r. tnd· Mu. llob Roblnson al l.akevlw for a wMk. . · Mr. and Mrs. Ralttah GregII'Y caUed OD lrltl!dJ ~ere. · Allan Borgan was guest relalivea here over llle ~nd. Guests In lilt Wagoner · were Mr. lnd Mrs. _ "rs. Lana, Gibson and Mrs. sle Hanlag, Mr, and !4fJ, Willard Fawj· r'" ahopped. '" Pomeroy recanlly. -Mn. Job~ llout EasterM . 1 The final six weeks honor roll of Pomeroy High School baa been announeed by Prlneipal James Diehl: SENIORS - Nancy Arnold, Sharon Riggs, Jell Gibbs, Davld Goodwin, Claudia Grueser, Jon Guinther, Sandra Hendricks, CharloUe Lambert, Joe N•luiZiing, Clarence Ralldolph, Linda ~uter, Judy Rlghlhouse, J. c. Russell, Linda Smilb, Linda Stewart. JUNIORS - Rober I Whaley, Carol Hall, Garoldene Hayes, Pegi!Y Hoffner, Janet Humph· rey. Connie Dill, Andy Porrer, Debra Speneer, C&ndice Hulton, David Leach, MUiie Legar, Ronaid Logan, Paul McElroy, Ther ese FuiiZ, William Radford, Kay M~wan, Mary McKenzle, Eddie Baer, J en n lie r Blakeslee, NeU Colmer, 8 Ill Judith Smith. SOPHOMORES - Paulelte Palrtek Story, Leona.rd Katby Wilson, Ke1tb Charles Bartles, Kay Tenr Evans, Jeff FoiCathy FuliZ, John .Good· Penny Hayes Beverly , Duane Brl~kles, AennlMenebinl, Donna - Smith, Scrimllher, Jilll Anderson, Sa~~ llaUey, Mike Bentz. The Junior Hllb roU · NINTH GRADE - ' Bruee Dwight Logan, FredMeGuire, Elaine Murphy, Burdette Charlsse PorDorothy N~uiZllng, Wll, Edward Smith, Chaney, Randy Sycks, · Weyersmlller, Barbara White, John Zurcher, I EIGHTH GRADE Pam Neqtzll~8· Richard Werlltl!, Cheryl PdcLaughlln, Pat O'Brl· en, Jim Swalz!l, John ·{.ohse. Torn V•ughan, Kathy WaiSoD, Keith Wisecup, Randy Burt, Roger Gilfllore, Timothy Glaze, Mary Goodwin, Karen Grillllh, Donna Haning, Bette Hobstel- -~_iety' Notes OM J Society Notes -- SAVE {, I :e~lly . 3 ROOMS IN COMEBACK! WAVERLY, Ohio (UPI) F01·mer Lt. Gov. George D. Nye was nomed el;lairmaa of the Pike CoUDty Tlemocratic Celltral Committee Tuesday. New CIII&.Y ~1'11. John Flcl,•di~ ' "' J011n, have THUISDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY *299 PWI'I'ERll TO DIE LEOPOLDVJLLE, IUP!) Four ex-cabinet minlsrers convicred ol plotung !IJ overthrow the government and murder tbelr President will be hanged SPRING COAT CANVAS. ' For Th~ Family Prl~" ·~~n At ---'- THf SH~E $1 NOW ' ~99 - 11- BOA . ln publle today. Thursday, II waa an- ,,11..,""",!==~~0~.~·~ IIOUIICtd .............. ~ ...... ,..... ----··~------- ··- -~-~ SALE COATS·' $}9 FOOTWEAR ' ' ••d $15 . :$i~te~ S~l~ Sm,D:.:· '' - Coi11it St, Po~!'•rc1y ' j 'J ··'· i . ' •• ·- ' Poverty Job -·• I In Mason Down 8alllrday, Ma)' II, 1JII pr, Pl.EASAN'l' _ Two JOeo BOOS - 175 to 220 U lo 181 111enta have been ICIIIiduled 25.20; Heavies 21 W, U; . 1!Y file Trinity Metbodlsl Churcb 21.1in tn 2:1; ll'ot ~ll'e. IU!l t,'lle: lor tho _rnenth cl J-.. Boars 14 1o 17.2S P~p lUO to 17.50: Stock Shoata 20 to 2J_ , A_fomUy dinner and recep- PT. PLEAS.Vfr - The CATTLE - Heifers ·17.10 lion for lhe chepel choir and on County Action Group 111111 21.20; Fat Cows 18 to 21; the summer IIJIOCIAie, Kenneth notified Tu~Sj!ay tbat · ners 13.10 to 16.80: Buill Pyl... will be held In the sue· Elswick, Madison, l!ldlana, hlr· Ill· ~: Stock Cows and . Calvea lal rooms on Jwtu &tb at 6 p.m. ed by the IJI'OUP la.~t Thul'lldiiYI 147.50 to 200; Stock Steers 21 The chtircb school picnic is to dlrect the anti-poverty to 24.90; $rock Heifers 17 to 23; planned fq1· ,June 141h at 1 p, IJI'&nl In Mason Co'!llty, wou.•n• ·ASK TO WED Block Steer Calves 22 to' . m. to 11e held at the Stauffer be unable to accept ~ PT. PLEASANT Louis Stock Helfer Calves 22.50 Cllemlcal Park on Rl. z. per year position. AmbrQse McCanna, Jr., 22, Pl. made application for a marr~ 24.60. . The MCAG will meet at Plea•ant; and Carla Ann ..DUch. age license In the olflee ol the VEAL CALVES - ToPll ;12; St ; Common and Heavies · 25 p.m. Thursday ill Jbe jury . _ne'"''•' Robt. Rlckanlelld son, all of'Polnt Hlrillll of 111e done by the 15 of directon with lhe "S upe r ~ Righ t" Meats! r. .,, ,, 'fHRRE ·ARE GRADE 1r' Honor Roll Is' Ann ' ounced l •UvtNG ROOM eBEDROOM eTABLES-CHAIRS eAPPUANCES .• :o~':'s :;1~·~-~::~ eJer~,~2~1,~Co~.~ra~po~Us~,~Pa~··~!ba:v~e~~~~CI~.er:k~L~.W~.G:e:lt~Y·~~Seco=~nds~32~.BO~:~M~edl~u~m~28~.50~ito:·~3~1.7~5:.:.:~::._:~of~-=the~M~a=eo=n~Coun=~ty:~:~l=ea~A~.~Pi=·:tzer::.::;~~J SEVENTH GRADE- John Jed Wlll, Don Anderson, . 1 ~~~~vlloudasllell · Twlla Clatsj Mrs. I. 0. McCoy visited on I' , Stan Coates, Debbie 'l'uesda~ wilb her mother. Mrs. Debbie Hunnell, Mike . J. P, f'~x at Will Milford, W. Debbie Harbrecht, Va. ·lllr.. FGX II PJ, ljennessy, lolrl•-Kenneth Biram and Ross Biram o! Par~mllurg reeenlly viiited willt lhelr couslnJ. Mr. O'VD Fl~lS and !llrs. · charles M11811'. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas181' Diana and. Charles. W!re Supda~ dinner BUIIIY ol~ Iter fNlrents , Mr. and Mr•:' D!llt "')': more Boyles al A1fnd, 0\UA Wile remained wilh her 'J\'~· · ent• overnight. " Middleport and Mrs. Mrs Bonnie Flek accc•mPIIJ!' ~~=~~ and family. led Mrs. Kathleen Wells il John Busch eroy lo Guysville. Mn. call on Mrs. Mlnnjt · IOftllerly ol the ct~;.wr ~lllii i~JII!IY , St~mner vicinity. , .~ and Mn. ' W,llt~ ,•._,oot ''"''QII Bl'denton, «1 .Mn: Monda~ BQnni~ Flck I fl(r. Mrs. of Coolville In' Massar S, ___o. : ,~ ·u_ ....:-:2- T . ~~~r urns . t . Glo•et:• ·ll,u~; ~lea Blrcbfteld, Pt. P~t; 11fn. WIUie Edw•rds, Hartlord; Mrl· Zennle Dowell, Gal!lpolll Ferry. PISCflARG~: Mrs. l.oeonud Dewell, Southside; Mrll· Mamie WeaYl!l', Buffalo;· James Hall, Apple GrQVe; Mrs. Hitam Daugherty, Pk Pleasant; Mr~. Wayne Parker,• Pt. Pleasant. B!R~H: Mr. and Mrs. John Glllesp!e, Southllde, a son. Fm · _·a] PH.S "'"! 1 Pleanat 28, ColUmbus, Ohio, was died 1" IIIIDOUI!ced. . "" , A iiii' Y wu empiOIIled fw for to have vehicle un, IJit - ~~ ..11011 ·atyled State der failure contrql when hltl car slid --~~ ~ - Nor~,~~a Jane Curfl!lan into a ditch one-half mile ·west VSI M&rfble ·._!..ee _ SberrJU but Hartford. ""'· ·!rial WB! 0pO!poned until Sunday, 2 a. m., a 11165 model 1.'1\inlay due to the lack of car was totalled when Ray wllneam scheduled to appear. Joron who wm bear the ADen Skeen, 22, Wayne, Mleh., caae on Thuraday at 1•30 1. m. loal contrel ol his velllcle onemOe west of New Haven. are Rufus Hill, Richard AlSkeen was eiled for reckles1 op. fo!'P. Loulle Powell, R. V. Gibbs, Sr., ~eue Arrowood, Charlea Slepbe111011, Mrs. Fred R. Buxteu, Madlsoa Bowlea, / Park McD.ermott, . weldoo Wearo. Carel J. Sb4dle iDd Clll'tDeo GW. . Settled OUI of court Will 'the aelloll of Della Xlpp Waugh va. Hlll'll C. Rouah, Sr. _One divorce action w" dit.!Pissed and '01!8 ll'anr.d by the court. Dlsrrus.ect was tbe action M Linda Youna va. Jl' r a 11 k YOUIIII- Dlvoree granted was II J'!'Jie LoulM Deweeae vs. J~me. VI- and the plain· tiff waa II'&Dr.d cualory . their .llllt hlfant ehUd. Jurora not aervlng on lh• trial 'l.'llunday were exeuseel uniU .Monday, J1111e 131b. ;.~ v..., Botptlll ·• · ... - · 'JIT, I'I.B4IANT )Jaho.Usil Pliu ·. • · ' llVESTOCit SALES co,., . , A~MJT'l'ElD.: . )Irs. ~bel : •PT. P'...&UANT, w. ·vA. ~0 Soeial Eveolll , Monday, 7 p. m, ~lbyl-L. Mar· tin, ~. ~pple . Gro,e, was trivell!ll 10utb qn JU. 2 when she told ofllcera ~ ~ a Ol!t tire alld eosl conJrol of her c:ar and ran off lhe blgluvaY- The driver 8uff~M - cui ~~~ th~ left 'l@jnple and prtperty dam· qe w~ eellll!ated at f300, She was cited for tallure. to ' have vehicle under control. Alllhree of 1\Je mllhaps were lnvestlsated by'·lhe loeal aher· department ' . STANDING -IEEF RIB STEA·K Well WHOLE Cut.Up Troy Pock lb. Trimmed AND lb. 'fH ERE ARE GRADE 'jtt' lb. 33c · There is many an egg that ean be called Grade "A" that just never could be a Sunnybrook Egg. Sliced Halibut ·· · · •·•· 1•. 79' Porkloin .... · .... · .. •· 7ft ALL MEAT- ANY SIZE PIICE TINDIR-(UBIQ Jumbo Bologna ··· ·· · lb. SSe Pork Steaks .. ·.. ·.. .. lb. 19C PREMIUM WIIBIR Franks .. .. .. .. 1·1b. pkg. 65c Pork Sausage · ·· ·· ··· lb. 73c LEG QUARTER ALL GOOD Quartered Fryers ····· · lb. 33c Sliced Bacon 2 lb. pkg. $1.49 BEEF-CHICKEN-TURKI!Y TENDER -JUICY- BEEF RIB ROAST ~ LEGS • IREAST 59< I. 49c Fin e Qu ality Groc eries! t). - -· .· ANN PAGI .... ' A&P I RAND •,. - · · Spinach · · 2 •• 1-lb. cans 25c Salad Dressing ··· · · Qt. Jar 49( MIXED IIZE ANN PAGI A&P Peas 5 - 17-oz. tans 79e Egg Noodles ···· 1..0.. pkg. 2ft : lOYAL PIINCI ANN PAGI-(Nimy or Krunohy j Cream Cheese • 3-oz. pkg. 12c Yams · · · · 2 No. 303 cans S9e Peanut Buffer .. 24-oL iar S9c t IUNNYPIILD JOHNSON'S BORDIN's-.4 VARIETIES Corn Flales ·· 18-oz. pkg. 29c. , Glo Coat Wax' 21-oi. Clft·79tj. ! . · -- WISCONSIN Sharp Cheese · ·· · ··· · lb, 59c A&P BRAND Crn111 Cheese • 5-oz. iar 25c ~ Fl avo rt ul Froze n Food s! A&P HASH BROWN Green Beani ;:. : 2 pkp. 99c POTATOES . Potato Monell · · 2 pkgs. 79c 1 A&P ORANG. .FluH coke .. .. .. 2 pkgs. 89c ' P~~. l9c ' Jane Par kl'r f·uvoritesl ~ ,,ft .,...7_ } , Fresh , Festive Produ ce ! FLORIDA- FANCY A.,-CUT-1-~ 1~.111!1· · UP BRAND-!1-lll, p,ka. FRYER CHICKEN. 1&. Trimmed ., •• pin Well Ta sty Dairy Selections! .J5c 4""" 69c SULTANA POT PIES COII'YIUtHTiliH, THI! QIIIIT AlL.AHTIC. IIAC1r1c fiA CO., INC. ciOL . . Meat Loaf Mix · · ··· · .. 69c Chuck Steaks .... · .. · lb. 69c Are Sunnybrook Err• a &'Ood reason for shopping A.tP! They're one of many. A Medium 1111'-VIAL-PORK SLIC!D-OUARTIIID Try Sunnybrook. And if you ever' find ·• · just one eJr that doesn't measure up, we'll rive you a dozen free. 12 for 1. .. that's pretty rood odds. Grade , TENDER-JUICY Break one In 1 p1,1n, notice how proud the yolk sics up. That'• the sign of a rood ea-r ... a fre1h egg .. , a Sunnybrook En. FRESH EGGS . Beef Short Ribs · ·· · · · lb. 49e Sunnybrook Eggs._ .they're our best. They have to be well abQve the minimum or they won't make the grade with us. SUNNYIROOK .C. · !'ROZEN Chuck Roast .... · .. · .. lb. 79c Not all Grade "A" egp are alike. To be labeled· Grade "A" eggs must mc,et certain minimum requirements. l·9 LIAN-TASTY IONILESS . ' .. A&P-TASTY SWEET CORN lloz. .. ~~ ..---------· ' HOTHOUSI TOMATOES~ 69c TINDIIR-TASTY CALIFORNIA Green leans · ...... · 21b. 39t Slldless Grap11 · •···"" -1. sf.·· IWIIT-T,UTY LARGI (alfalotP,s .. ·.. ··•each 49e Gr1111 Pwert ,-;··· ··I It; ltc r �'. .... I , ... .I ,. I .' ·, . '· - ' ' •' _j • "! ., I .. ' I ,. / ( ' ' • 'rl ' " ' \ • ' 1-, ·~ . f .. ' pauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddleP!lfl, 0., June----1, 1988-7 . 2Juries Are Three Cited ·!h'awnbut Following Neither 1'ork Accident PT. PLEA8AN'1' - Action of lilt Mas!ln Counl)l Clrmlt Court Tutsday was the drtwlnJ of lwo jurln, 1'htl clvU aellon ol wmbert Construction Company vs. HeJ'oo bert Myen, el at, · wee 1ettlocl bltlore the trial 10 unclerway al· ·llloueb th8 Jory wee drawn and quallfled before the aeltltmant PT. PLEASANT- Three per· sons were cited lor road violationa after being Involved In one vheicle mishapS ~uring the hj~ryidawyaswesle.kg~ndtln. ~ea:n:~·theln- 1 ~ - er•ttoa, accidents and property damage relallvety· hisb. in a one car mishap Saturday HarrlsonvHie Mrs. Bea Cre,means Sbade Bptllt SilturUy nemnj with Mr. and l\fnl, l!lul McGrath. Mr. and -~- tarry McGrath and "'Il or Tuppen Plains spent a recent Sullday wllh Ills pareniiJ, Mr. and Mrs. Eatl MeGralh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean daughter, DIJia, Scotlowa, and Mr. ud Mn. ()ktJ lloach of Prectorvllle visited M d Mrs, John !4a.,le, r. ao Rl\l. Baolbart 11 much betl.- nd ,, I lh8 boll I I 1 ~-· o P II · Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wells re' ctnU,>·.,aHed on Mr. and Mrs. BrlciJ.a~berl of Albany, R. o. .,w,. ll: WUaea waa sues! qf 'l(r. tnd· Mu. llob Roblnson al l.akevlw for a wMk. . · Mr. and Mrs. Ralttah GregII'Y caUed OD lrltl!dJ ~ere. · Allan Borgan was guest relalivea here over llle ~nd. Guests In lilt Wagoner · were Mr. lnd Mrs. _ "rs. Lana, Gibson and Mrs. sle Hanlag, Mr, and !4fJ, Willard Fawj· r'" ahopped. '" Pomeroy recanlly. -Mn. Job~ llout EasterM . 1 The final six weeks honor roll of Pomeroy High School baa been announeed by Prlneipal James Diehl: SENIORS - Nancy Arnold, Sharon Riggs, Jell Gibbs, Davld Goodwin, Claudia Grueser, Jon Guinther, Sandra Hendricks, CharloUe Lambert, Joe N•luiZiing, Clarence Ralldolph, Linda ~uter, Judy Rlghlhouse, J. c. Russell, Linda Smilb, Linda Stewart. JUNIORS - Rober I Whaley, Carol Hall, Garoldene Hayes, Pegi!Y Hoffner, Janet Humph· rey. Connie Dill, Andy Porrer, Debra Speneer, C&ndice Hulton, David Leach, MUiie Legar, Ronaid Logan, Paul McElroy, Ther ese FuiiZ, William Radford, Kay M~wan, Mary McKenzle, Eddie Baer, J en n lie r Blakeslee, NeU Colmer, 8 Ill Judith Smith. SOPHOMORES - Paulelte Palrtek Story, Leona.rd Katby Wilson, Ke1tb Charles Bartles, Kay Tenr Evans, Jeff FoiCathy FuliZ, John .Good· Penny Hayes Beverly , Duane Brl~kles, AennlMenebinl, Donna - Smith, Scrimllher, Jilll Anderson, Sa~~ llaUey, Mike Bentz. The Junior Hllb roU · NINTH GRADE - ' Bruee Dwight Logan, FredMeGuire, Elaine Murphy, Burdette Charlsse PorDorothy N~uiZllng, Wll, Edward Smith, Chaney, Randy Sycks, · Weyersmlller, Barbara White, John Zurcher, I EIGHTH GRADE Pam Neqtzll~8· Richard Werlltl!, Cheryl PdcLaughlln, Pat O'Brl· en, Jim Swalz!l, John ·{.ohse. Torn V•ughan, Kathy WaiSoD, Keith Wisecup, Randy Burt, Roger Gilfllore, Timothy Glaze, Mary Goodwin, Karen Grillllh, Donna Haning, Bette Hobstel- -~_iety' Notes OM J Society Notes -- SAVE {, I :e~lly . 3 ROOMS IN COMEBACK! WAVERLY, Ohio (UPI) F01·mer Lt. Gov. George D. Nye was nomed el;lairmaa of the Pike CoUDty Tlemocratic Celltral Committee Tuesday. New CIII&.Y ~1'11. John Flcl,•di~ ' "' J011n, have THUISDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY *299 PWI'I'ERll TO DIE LEOPOLDVJLLE, IUP!) Four ex-cabinet minlsrers convicred ol plotung !IJ overthrow the government and murder tbelr President will be hanged SPRING COAT CANVAS. ' For Th~ Family Prl~" ·~~n At ---'- THf SH~E $1 NOW ' ~99 - 11- BOA . ln publle today. Thursday, II waa an- ,,11..,""",!==~~0~.~·~ IIOUIICtd .............. ~ ...... ,..... ----··~------- ··- -~-~ SALE COATS·' $}9 FOOTWEAR ' ' ••d $15 . :$i~te~ S~l~ Sm,D:.:· '' - Coi11it St, Po~!'•rc1y ' j 'J ··'· i . ' •• ·- ' Poverty Job -·• I In Mason Down 8alllrday, Ma)' II, 1JII pr, Pl.EASAN'l' _ Two JOeo BOOS - 175 to 220 U lo 181 111enta have been ICIIIiduled 25.20; Heavies 21 W, U; . 1!Y file Trinity Metbodlsl Churcb 21.1in tn 2:1; ll'ot ~ll'e. IU!l t,'lle: lor tho _rnenth cl J-.. Boars 14 1o 17.2S P~p lUO to 17.50: Stock Shoata 20 to 2J_ , A_fomUy dinner and recep- PT. PLEAS.Vfr - The CATTLE - Heifers ·17.10 lion for lhe chepel choir and on County Action Group 111111 21.20; Fat Cows 18 to 21; the summer IIJIOCIAie, Kenneth notified Tu~Sj!ay tbat · ners 13.10 to 16.80: Buill Pyl... will be held In the sue· Elswick, Madison, l!ldlana, hlr· Ill· ~: Stock Cows and . Calvea lal rooms on Jwtu &tb at 6 p.m. ed by the IJI'OUP la.~t Thul'lldiiYI 147.50 to 200; Stock Steers 21 The chtircb school picnic is to dlrect the anti-poverty to 24.90; $rock Heifers 17 to 23; planned fq1· ,June 141h at 1 p, IJI'&nl In Mason Co'!llty, wou.•n• ·ASK TO WED Block Steer Calves 22 to' . m. to 11e held at the Stauffer be unable to accept ~ PT. PLEASANT Louis Stock Helfer Calves 22.50 Cllemlcal Park on Rl. z. per year position. AmbrQse McCanna, Jr., 22, Pl. made application for a marr~ 24.60. . The MCAG will meet at Plea•ant; and Carla Ann ..DUch. age license In the olflee ol the VEAL CALVES - ToPll ;12; St ; Common and Heavies · 25 p.m. Thursday ill Jbe jury . _ne'"''•' Robt. Rlckanlelld son, all of'Polnt Hlrillll of 111e done by the 15 of directon with lhe "S upe r ~ Righ t" Meats! r. .,, ,, 'fHRRE ·ARE GRADE 1r' Honor Roll Is' Ann ' ounced l •UvtNG ROOM eBEDROOM eTABLES-CHAIRS eAPPUANCES .• :o~':'s :;1~·~-~::~ eJer~,~2~1,~Co~.~ra~po~Us~,~Pa~··~!ba:v~e~~~~CI~.er:k~L~.W~.G:e:lt~Y·~~Seco=~nds~32~.BO~:~M~edl~u~m~28~.50~ito:·~3~1.7~5:.:.:~::._:~of~-=the~M~a=eo=n~Coun=~ty:~:~l=ea~A~.~Pi=·:tzer::.::;~~J SEVENTH GRADE- John Jed Wlll, Don Anderson, . 1 ~~~~vlloudasllell · Twlla Clatsj Mrs. I. 0. McCoy visited on I' , Stan Coates, Debbie 'l'uesda~ wilb her mother. Mrs. Debbie Hunnell, Mike . J. P, f'~x at Will Milford, W. Debbie Harbrecht, Va. ·lllr.. FGX II PJ, ljennessy, lolrl•-Kenneth Biram and Ross Biram o! Par~mllurg reeenlly viiited willt lhelr couslnJ. Mr. O'VD Fl~lS and !llrs. · charles M11811'. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas181' Diana and. Charles. W!re Supda~ dinner BUIIIY ol~ Iter fNlrents , Mr. and Mr•:' D!llt "')': more Boyles al A1fnd, 0\UA Wile remained wilh her 'J\'~· · ent• overnight. " Middleport and Mrs. Mrs Bonnie Flek accc•mPIIJ!' ~~=~~ and family. led Mrs. Kathleen Wells il John Busch eroy lo Guysville. Mn. call on Mrs. Mlnnjt · IOftllerly ol the ct~;.wr ~lllii i~JII!IY , St~mner vicinity. , .~ and Mn. ' W,llt~ ,•._,oot ''"''QII Bl'denton, «1 .Mn: Monda~ BQnni~ Flck I fl(r. Mrs. of Coolville In' Massar S, ___o. : ,~ ·u_ ....:-:2- T . ~~~r urns . t . Glo•et:• ·ll,u~; ~lea Blrcbfteld, Pt. P~t; 11fn. WIUie Edw•rds, Hartlord; Mrl· Zennle Dowell, Gal!lpolll Ferry. PISCflARG~: Mrs. l.oeonud Dewell, Southside; Mrll· Mamie WeaYl!l', Buffalo;· James Hall, Apple GrQVe; Mrs. Hitam Daugherty, Pk Pleasant; Mr~. Wayne Parker,• Pt. Pleasant. B!R~H: Mr. and Mrs. John Glllesp!e, Southllde, a son. Fm · _·a] PH.S "'"! 1 Pleanat 28, ColUmbus, Ohio, was died 1" IIIIDOUI!ced. . "" , A iiii' Y wu empiOIIled fw for to have vehicle un, IJit - ~~ ..11011 ·atyled State der failure contrql when hltl car slid --~~ ~ - Nor~,~~a Jane Curfl!lan into a ditch one-half mile ·west VSI M&rfble ·._!..ee _ SberrJU but Hartford. ""'· ·!rial WB! 0pO!poned until Sunday, 2 a. m., a 11165 model 1.'1\inlay due to the lack of car was totalled when Ray wllneam scheduled to appear. Joron who wm bear the ADen Skeen, 22, Wayne, Mleh., caae on Thuraday at 1•30 1. m. loal contrel ol his velllcle onemOe west of New Haven. are Rufus Hill, Richard AlSkeen was eiled for reckles1 op. fo!'P. Loulle Powell, R. V. Gibbs, Sr., ~eue Arrowood, Charlea Slepbe111011, Mrs. Fred R. Buxteu, Madlsoa Bowlea, / Park McD.ermott, . weldoo Wearo. Carel J. Sb4dle iDd Clll'tDeo GW. . Settled OUI of court Will 'the aelloll of Della Xlpp Waugh va. Hlll'll C. Rouah, Sr. _One divorce action w" dit.!Pissed and '01!8 ll'anr.d by the court. Dlsrrus.ect was tbe action M Linda Youna va. Jl' r a 11 k YOUIIII- Dlvoree granted was II J'!'Jie LoulM Deweeae vs. J~me. VI- and the plain· tiff waa II'&Dr.d cualory . their .llllt hlfant ehUd. Jurora not aervlng on lh• trial 'l.'llunday were exeuseel uniU .Monday, J1111e 131b. ;.~ v..., Botptlll ·• · ... - · 'JIT, I'I.B4IANT )Jaho.Usil Pliu ·. • · ' llVESTOCit SALES co,., . , A~MJT'l'ElD.: . )Irs. ~bel : •PT. P'...&UANT, w. ·vA. ~0 Soeial Eveolll , Monday, 7 p. m, ~lbyl-L. Mar· tin, ~. ~pple . Gro,e, was trivell!ll 10utb qn JU. 2 when she told ofllcera ~ ~ a Ol!t tire alld eosl conJrol of her c:ar and ran off lhe blgluvaY- The driver 8uff~M - cui ~~~ th~ left 'l@jnple and prtperty dam· qe w~ eellll!ated at f300, She was cited for tallure. to ' have vehicle under control. Alllhree of 1\Je mllhaps were lnvestlsated by'·lhe loeal aher· department ' . STANDING -IEEF RIB STEA·K Well WHOLE Cut.Up Troy Pock lb. Trimmed AND lb. 'fH ERE ARE GRADE 'jtt' lb. 33c · There is many an egg that ean be called Grade "A" that just never could be a Sunnybrook Egg. Sliced Halibut ·· · · •·•· 1•. 79' Porkloin .... · .... · .. •· 7ft ALL MEAT- ANY SIZE PIICE TINDIR-(UBIQ Jumbo Bologna ··· ·· · lb. SSe Pork Steaks .. ·.. ·.. .. lb. 19C PREMIUM WIIBIR Franks .. .. .. .. 1·1b. pkg. 65c Pork Sausage · ·· ·· ··· lb. 73c LEG QUARTER ALL GOOD Quartered Fryers ····· · lb. 33c Sliced Bacon 2 lb. pkg. $1.49 BEEF-CHICKEN-TURKI!Y TENDER -JUICY- BEEF RIB ROAST ~ LEGS • IREAST 59< I. 49c Fin e Qu ality Groc eries! t). - -· .· ANN PAGI .... ' A&P I RAND •,. - · · Spinach · · 2 •• 1-lb. cans 25c Salad Dressing ··· · · Qt. Jar 49( MIXED IIZE ANN PAGI A&P Peas 5 - 17-oz. tans 79e Egg Noodles ···· 1..0.. pkg. 2ft : lOYAL PIINCI ANN PAGI-(Nimy or Krunohy j Cream Cheese • 3-oz. pkg. 12c Yams · · · · 2 No. 303 cans S9e Peanut Buffer .. 24-oL iar S9c t IUNNYPIILD JOHNSON'S BORDIN's-.4 VARIETIES Corn Flales ·· 18-oz. pkg. 29c. , Glo Coat Wax' 21-oi. Clft·79tj. ! . · -- WISCONSIN Sharp Cheese · ·· · ··· · lb, 59c A&P BRAND Crn111 Cheese • 5-oz. iar 25c ~ Fl avo rt ul Froze n Food s! A&P HASH BROWN Green Beani ;:. : 2 pkp. 99c POTATOES . Potato Monell · · 2 pkgs. 79c 1 A&P ORANG. .FluH coke .. .. .. 2 pkgs. 89c ' P~~. l9c ' Jane Par kl'r f·uvoritesl ~ ,,ft .,...7_ } , Fresh , Festive Produ ce ! FLORIDA- FANCY A.,-CUT-1-~ 1~.111!1· · UP BRAND-!1-lll, p,ka. FRYER CHICKEN. 1&. Trimmed ., •• pin Well Ta sty Dairy Selections! .J5c 4""" 69c SULTANA POT PIES COII'YIUtHTiliH, THI! QIIIIT AlL.AHTIC. IIAC1r1c fiA CO., INC. ciOL . . Meat Loaf Mix · · ··· · .. 69c Chuck Steaks .... · .. · lb. 69c Are Sunnybrook Err• a &'Ood reason for shopping A.tP! They're one of many. A Medium 1111'-VIAL-PORK SLIC!D-OUARTIIID Try Sunnybrook. And if you ever' find ·• · just one eJr that doesn't measure up, we'll rive you a dozen free. 12 for 1. .. that's pretty rood odds. Grade , TENDER-JUICY Break one In 1 p1,1n, notice how proud the yolk sics up. That'• the sign of a rood ea-r ... a fre1h egg .. , a Sunnybrook En. FRESH EGGS . Beef Short Ribs · ·· · · · lb. 49e Sunnybrook Eggs._ .they're our best. They have to be well abQve the minimum or they won't make the grade with us. SUNNYIROOK .C. · !'ROZEN Chuck Roast .... · .. · .. lb. 79c Not all Grade "A" egp are alike. To be labeled· Grade "A" eggs must mc,et certain minimum requirements. l·9 LIAN-TASTY IONILESS . ' .. A&P-TASTY SWEET CORN lloz. .. ~~ ..---------· ' HOTHOUSI TOMATOES~ 69c TINDIIR-TASTY CALIFORNIA Green leans · ...... · 21b. 39t Slldless Grap11 · •···"" -1. sf.·· IWIIT-T,UTY LARGI (alfalotP,s .. ·.. ··•each 49e Gr1111 Pwert ,-;··· ··I It; ltc r �., . . ( ,. . .' . ~ .,. . "''' . ,,.1... "'' .. '· r• ~· ' ' ' ' \ ,, ' ·, . .' ~ . I ~ Ddf fe\ltl~ ~~d!Ueport. ,o,,.June ~ · t~ ... . . ' ' ' ' " I ' ~. I 1 ·t ' .•. I" I ' ·' I ' ' '" ' < ~. . '• '. .• t;et Extra (ash 'fhe Wantl'\d Wav .\, C.::itf• · ~~It~· 1,, Buslnes1 S.rvlcet 2 SICN$ •• ........... S.Ie • -. Dally Sentlne~ · ' ExkfriJ~ W ~i' .. I ' ,'$ . .· For'Hot.orable .. . J. \: ' J:jJ ~o~g • I· • ·-~ ~·<l ' ,. I . Cllt QUAtn'T 1963. C01'V1ir Monti 4 Dr. ·.· ••n• Por t111nt Ad lervlct 1 C.,_ I Ill' Wlrct · $139$ ' Low mileage by local ladlf ownet\ wl!ltewan tlrea-'~ho\11 little wear, automatic tratii. · radlo and beater bel e'· fi~ish, fawn vinyl interior, bucket aeats. Showroom cle:n and one you'll like. · one l~rtt'" MinimuM Chlrte 61 c1ntt · 11 Clntt Nr 'INrct for ffll'" C•n. lhMrtiOitl 1958 Oldsmobile 9e 4 Dr. ~ed•n Only· ~5 · Spo!Jess. clean Interior, original light green tjnl8li, auto. mat!' transmission, po:we. steering and brakes 'factory air conditioned, radio, he~ter. ' . . SAVE UP TO $,1bo'.OO ·oN .NEW Pomeroy .M~tor Co•. OPEN ~~~ ~~ faM&ROY, ,Jl OHIO WE{)DING PHOTOGRAPHS Of Tho Quality You Will Value For A Lifetime WY 2·2475 Extremism OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8- SATURDAY UNTIL 9 Of Both SELF. SERVICE FAMOUS BRANDS ••. DISCOUNT PRICES Sides Cited ·= Pomeroy MIDDUPORT OHIO . WASHINGTON IUPl\ - VIce President Hubert H. Humphrey today warned self • seekiug Negroes ana se.~ regationist s whites that ractal violence could come if they try to •tall tho drive for equal rights. Opening the White House Conference on Negro Rights, Humphrey also sent his warnIng to "heavy-handed" law enforcement officials, aod to members of local rights groups who seek to maintain the ~latus quo. In prepared remarks. Hum- .The fiery glow that Iii' phrey said thai "211 million line passengers often see Americans will no longer be around the edges of the pacified by slogans or tokens. propellers and along the "They will not be satisfied- I lips of the wings ·is called they shall not be moved -uor St. Elmo's fire, named sfter should they be ," Humphrey \ the patron saint of Medlter· 'd T.h drive for equality may I ranean sailors. The name Ill sa1 · e . .. . an Italian corruption of St. he delayed, he sa1d, But we I Erasmus. 1 he glow Is what do so at our peril." . . accompani~s discharges of His warning came as mD1· i atmosphenc electricity tants amoog the more tl1an , along the extremities of 2.0011 delegates threateoed a pointed objects, Including floor fight and picketing and church steeples and th.e 'h , masts of ships during charged that the .lo nson , stormy weather administration bad "Hjgged"j' ' the conference. e lac,e..,_.. •~~~~~~ce , Oppo.lte Evens .. ••' Super Mlrket FAMOUS . BRANDS-SEASON'S TOP ·sTYLES ,. ' Manufacturer's SAMPLE ' . . HONDA SAlES &.SERVICE I I II ONI OP THB NICEST PIOPLEI . . CALL EXCELLENT STYLES DICK RAWLINGS · SEASONS BEST COLORS Complete Semple Une of Famou1 "Jclhn.IIOIIltHtl "COol Notes'; Sport end Dress Footwe1r Now • Offered In 1 Complete Run of Sizes 11 Your Merket. Selling At Dl•courit Prices Which Will S.ve You 50% or More. Coupon For Entries in Regatta Weelcencl Frog Jump ' llwlings He~~cll Sel11 T~ . WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO WHEEL' ALIGNM~NT POMEROY REGAnA FROG JUMP 2:00 P.M.·· FRIDAY, JUJ:'IE 10 QUAIJFY!NG JUMP WRITE IN NAME OF FROG FEET INCHES ' BRAKE SERVICE lose Alignment Shop PAIRS SENIOR ENTRY $2.00 PER FROG lnd•.•. Ph-9924576 W. Main IL Pomoror CHILDREN, Under 15-25c .hrmer\~ llodF Entry No......:................ ~-· PLEASE CHICK-X ( ) I'D provide my own frog. fiLL IN THII SECTION ' • NAME OF. QUAIJFYING FROG ' I re 1M fiiiN 1ft IY ltcrtt•rr - ·- Post - -·- Position In Grand Finala DO NO'r WRITI IN THIS IICTION ENTERED BY .....- .............................. - ............................... _ ... _ ...______________ • ADDRESS -------------------------·-··--------------------·--- Fill In tho ADDRESS LABELL lc~~: (please print) to have YOUR ~ . jump distance m.alled to you (dQ. cletlleh label): . ' •' .·: . ' ., .,., i '<I' '• ' . V.ALU'E.. ... T '. II TO ---·-······•··-·-.,.._-•.·~·,·· 11 ~TRY ~ PAJD ···---···-···---~-- BEgBIPT NO. ·"""···--,_.~ . loH Pen Society ~9tra 1• • REGATTA FROG JUr,\P Box 191 Poiiiii'Dy, Olllo I j ( ) Provide a frog for me, ( ) I'll jockey ID, own frog. ( ) Provide a joekey for me. ( ) Send more entey blanb. ~~::\I friends. I'll lllll'prlse Wltb -~ entrie1. . · Return entry blank to: ... ,. - - -........:.., • . lllliiiil. . . . . . · . YQU'LL" '\v.uir ·~ . "' '· :· l . ··'Cannel , · Sotiet �., . . ( ,. . .' . ~ .,. . "''' . ,,.1... "'' .. '· r• ~· ' ' ' ' \ ,, ' ·, . .' ~ . I ~ Ddf fe\ltl~ ~~d!Ueport. ,o,,.June ~ · t~ ... . . ' ' ' ' " I ' ~. I 1 ·t ' .•. I" I ' ·' I ' ' '" ' < ~. . '• '. .• t;et Extra (ash 'fhe Wantl'\d Wav .\, C.::itf• · ~~It~· 1,, Buslnes1 S.rvlcet 2 SICN$ •• ........... S.Ie • -. Dally Sentlne~ · ' ExkfriJ~ W ~i' .. I ' ,'$ . .· For'Hot.orable .. . J. \: ' J:jJ ~o~g • I· • ·-~ ~·<l ' ,. I . Cllt QUAtn'T 1963. C01'V1ir Monti 4 Dr. ·.· ••n• Por t111nt Ad lervlct 1 C.,_ I Ill' Wlrct · $139$ ' Low mileage by local ladlf ownet\ wl!ltewan tlrea-'~ho\11 little wear, automatic tratii. · radlo and beater bel e'· fi~ish, fawn vinyl interior, bucket aeats. Showroom cle:n and one you'll like. · one l~rtt'" MinimuM Chlrte 61 c1ntt · 11 Clntt Nr 'INrct for ffll'" C•n. lhMrtiOitl 1958 Oldsmobile 9e 4 Dr. ~ed•n Only· ~5 · Spo!Jess. clean Interior, original light green tjnl8li, auto. mat!' transmission, po:we. steering and brakes 'factory air conditioned, radio, he~ter. ' . . SAVE UP TO $,1bo'.OO ·oN .NEW Pomeroy .M~tor Co•. OPEN ~~~ ~~ faM&ROY, ,Jl OHIO WE{)DING PHOTOGRAPHS Of Tho Quality You Will Value For A Lifetime WY 2·2475 Extremism OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8- SATURDAY UNTIL 9 Of Both SELF. SERVICE FAMOUS BRANDS ••. DISCOUNT PRICES Sides Cited ·= Pomeroy MIDDUPORT OHIO . WASHINGTON IUPl\ - VIce President Hubert H. Humphrey today warned self • seekiug Negroes ana se.~ regationist s whites that ractal violence could come if they try to •tall tho drive for equal rights. Opening the White House Conference on Negro Rights, Humphrey also sent his warnIng to "heavy-handed" law enforcement officials, aod to members of local rights groups who seek to maintain the ~latus quo. In prepared remarks. Hum- .The fiery glow that Iii' phrey said thai "211 million line passengers often see Americans will no longer be around the edges of the pacified by slogans or tokens. propellers and along the "They will not be satisfied- I lips of the wings ·is called they shall not be moved -uor St. Elmo's fire, named sfter should they be ," Humphrey \ the patron saint of Medlter· 'd T.h drive for equality may I ranean sailors. The name Ill sa1 · e . .. . an Italian corruption of St. he delayed, he sa1d, But we I Erasmus. 1 he glow Is what do so at our peril." . . accompani~s discharges of His warning came as mD1· i atmosphenc electricity tants amoog the more tl1an , along the extremities of 2.0011 delegates threateoed a pointed objects, Including floor fight and picketing and church steeples and th.e 'h , masts of ships during charged that the .lo nson , stormy weather administration bad "Hjgged"j' ' the conference. e lac,e..,_.. •~~~~~~ce , Oppo.lte Evens .. ••' Super Mlrket FAMOUS . BRANDS-SEASON'S TOP ·sTYLES ,. ' Manufacturer's SAMPLE ' . . HONDA SAlES &.SERVICE I I II ONI OP THB NICEST PIOPLEI . . CALL EXCELLENT STYLES DICK RAWLINGS · SEASONS BEST COLORS Complete Semple Une of Famou1 "Jclhn.IIOIIltHtl "COol Notes'; Sport end Dress Footwe1r Now • Offered In 1 Complete Run of Sizes 11 Your Merket. Selling At Dl•courit Prices Which Will S.ve You 50% or More. Coupon For Entries in Regatta Weelcencl Frog Jump ' llwlings He~~cll Sel11 T~ . WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO WHEEL' ALIGNM~NT POMEROY REGAnA FROG JUMP 2:00 P.M.·· FRIDAY, JUJ:'IE 10 QUAIJFY!NG JUMP WRITE IN NAME OF FROG FEET INCHES ' BRAKE SERVICE lose Alignment Shop PAIRS SENIOR ENTRY $2.00 PER FROG lnd•.•. Ph-9924576 W. Main IL Pomoror CHILDREN, Under 15-25c .hrmer\~ llodF Entry No......:................ ~-· PLEASE CHICK-X ( ) I'D provide my own frog. fiLL IN THII SECTION ' • NAME OF. QUAIJFYING FROG ' I re 1M fiiiN 1ft IY ltcrtt•rr - ·- Post - -·- Position In Grand Finala DO NO'r WRITI IN THIS IICTION ENTERED BY .....- .............................. - ............................... _ ... _ ...______________ • ADDRESS -------------------------·-··--------------------·--- Fill In tho ADDRESS LABELL lc~~: (please print) to have YOUR ~ . jump distance m.alled to you (dQ. cletlleh label): . ' •' .·: . ' ., .,., i '<I' '• ' . V.ALU'E.. ... T '. II TO ---·-······•··-·-.,.._-•.·~·,·· 11 ~TRY ~ PAJD ···---···-···---~-- BEgBIPT NO. ·"""···--,_.~ . loH Pen Society ~9tra 1• • REGATTA FROG JUr,\P Box 191 Poiiiii'Dy, Olllo I j ( ) Provide a frog for me, ( ) I'll jockey ID, own frog. ( ) Provide a joekey for me. ( ) Send more entey blanb. ~~::\I friends. I'll lllll'prlse Wltb -~ entrie1. . · Return entry blank to: ... ,. - - -........:.., • . lllliiiil. . . . . . · . YQU'LL" '\v.uir ·~ . "' '· :· l . ··'Cannel , · Sotiet �' '• . . ( ' ..... " . . . .. . . ' ....... ...... ·" ' ':'~ ~ . I • ·' ' •, ' "' • ' ' '· ~ 'I., , ,..._,'>.,·' . • • ,f ' '' ti "i;.,'l) i \ . . ' ' y.. .... ,I ' - ' l ,· ~­ ' ' '· • STOCI{ YOU·R SHELF . . .~,·i WITH THESE FAMOUS BRANDS ••• BONUS BUY BONUS BUY COLONIAL PRIDE ' SALTINE CRACKERS 'H\NCt-l£S1El \ I c c LB. f\~\\ BOX \.AD\ES \ \ I BONUS BUY POTATOES. BONUS BUY FOODLAND STOKELY'S 46 oz. Pineapple Juice SHORTENING or LB. CANS CAN ' ' .. \AlGi ASST • Ji• .··i"[ '. ' FRESH CORN ' SHOP EARLY AND SAVE Listerine ON THE ~1 ' ' ' COB oz. ~~~~~T.j~~~~~:~~~~ · SOFSKIN RIG. 891 CREST f~Y C :,~: OUT ON c PAM1LY ! ~~~. TENDERBEST SHAMPOO BONELESS 49c : ;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;liiiiili:;;;;:;;::;:;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~ BEEF STEW : ! 1 PAINT QUALITY .TOOTHPASTE ~ iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:l TENDERBEST t I CH UCK SUDDEN. BEAUTY ·HAIR . ' • ·SPRAY . , C. • LB. ·-' J t ••I ~ I I I •I Hidden Magic t-Jair Spray t ·1 I TENDERBEST I 2 . r:ONVF H·AA\;.. ' SANDWICHES · 10 FQR:9 . 9 c . .. ' I, . LOCATIONS · TO ·SERVE YOU " .. . ' 1·,~ 'fl . ,., . ' l ·' . .f . ' ··• , '(, •t ," • · • · :;. t 'I' I '!} ' . ' 1- .._~ • I . .· .·· ~. "' .J!: . •*l.:!. . • .~ ¥ • I lEG. $2.0D Pemaanent I I I 6 BARS ·.JERGEN'S - . ' ·... 12 I I ~ •II I t a. I +· BATH SOAP·· • • ,·49c· .+ •, LILT . (9 Home I t I TENDERIEST ' lO~S ~. jt ,. .. .o·o &()'/. OPEN 9:30-9:30 SUNDAY 10-7 y,~1~~"· .. J lAG NO. 2 CAN, CRUSHED SLICED OR CHUNKS · LB. I . Stokely's Pineapple 6 W\tK \.£AOta5 \\O~i . I I. 2'2 l\f\.E \.ONG st-l£l\.S \\OOKS \\~lOt\ '" , .... •, •quality at low prices. I LB. BAG .. We've got what most people want more than anything elM I. CLING CONTAC PAPER. ' PLASTIC PAILS 11 QT. �' '• . . ( ' ..... " . . . .. . . ' ....... ...... ·" ' ':'~ ~ . I • ·' ' •, ' "' • ' ' '· ~ 'I., , ,..._,'>.,·' . • • ,f ' '' ti "i;.,'l) i \ . . ' ' y.. .... ,I ' - ' l ,· ~­ ' ' '· • STOCI{ YOU·R SHELF . . .~,·i WITH THESE FAMOUS BRANDS ••• BONUS BUY BONUS BUY COLONIAL PRIDE ' SALTINE CRACKERS 'H\NCt-l£S1El \ I c c LB. f\~\\ BOX \.AD\ES \ \ I BONUS BUY POTATOES. BONUS BUY FOODLAND STOKELY'S 46 oz. Pineapple Juice SHORTENING or LB. CANS CAN ' ' .. \AlGi ASST • Ji• .··i"[ '. ' FRESH CORN ' SHOP EARLY AND SAVE Listerine ON THE ~1 ' ' ' COB oz. ~~~~~T.j~~~~~:~~~~ · SOFSKIN RIG. 891 CREST f~Y C :,~: OUT ON c PAM1LY ! ~~~. 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CLING CONTAC PAPER. ' PLASTIC PAILS 11 QT. �.· • \ ' ....IJ, '• . I . ·' d• ' 'I ·' { ., ....JL...... 11.i -,.,~~Pf,,. ·~- ..·· -"'. '. ' ·. ---L-._ . ~ .. 11 ' r I ~ · . : 9J.ltni~gti; QIJqj, ~ Jacb Oot~ut &Ute.J . :' ::r~.:A. ,FJ~Qolfr, Caljf;' (!JJ'I)'~· ~-~ lii •lluiiJil! 'blieb .out?~ lhe form~ . .: ' medlcil'ltums :W~i~War,..;u ·~ l'i'rHanl ·t~te , pins . In his leU 11!8· and ltlt1.,.0I eaked. · ·: "·. .' · said TJjeldiY .lie mlltit~' rfel1.1 Um!~i, bai' Do visi~n In 01111 ~e. 'l'umler said hf oqmplalned 1111 10 "tht Ptesld~' It find biit ~ · Jrom lou Of ll"""''ey !be "brlsa at 1'1! ~" in . 1 why his . t'"Year.qld son was . , , , . , ., , lerke of J.elerbt~n•~ ~· ~till U wW~ ~· v;w-· ~~ ~~!th•ue" t...... youth ~1 nl\iii~M~ ~ .. Arm.v i ff •111ft ' ..ned lo "" UmJIB, Is blln~ ' 1D o!UI eye, u..,... ~ RIC!bard iji!da! IIIII. Kemorlll Day nekelld at BUff~• . ,1qN of, 111emory and· · · · ·: A ~ ~ til' revteir Mel&s' Forked Ibm . alate park 1 bljlckJ ®~ · . A' • • · J. } · · will decide , wllhlll ._ week Ill .. lndicalloll ollbJNs . to . ,Fri*Jct 'l'ljl:nler an. lnslli'· £CJOeDt8 , ' · wbe!ber yOUlljl._ TUrnlel' sllou~ 1 1 eome, you'd better beHove it. IIICll aglllll, nid b,e did · not · ., stay In the Army 111 ·lliillted lit 'ibe )llrk, with under 60 preinterefere wheri his soh, IUc')i LOs ANG~ ( UPI)-'lbe tl!il .servto:e or · NC:!IIve aD JIIJ'td eablping sites, accommiard, "volunteered" tOr the slaying of NegiO lll!ltorllt Leon- bonorable ~111'1•· . , • f· daled 131 c:ampq enthusiasts, cb'ifl becllu!l! he was certain ard Deadwyler by a wblte po- . • . .. , according te park attendent 1M boy would flunk t~e ~J~edlcal Uce officer was ruled "ae,:iden·' ."'l'(le case Is elosld . In ~ • : Harold Barnhart. At right are 1 · . IIJIIIa. · . i@l'' Tu~ . by a JllDe.Ji)emlbllellce of furlhel' eVIdence, a few of an overOow group of A youth wh• ''volunteers... fer ber ·,s j tbat iududecl Yoqpaer 'said. " 10 camped on a lower · level. the drilfl ~skS only that he be one' = ury ~ But llead~Jer'S prlii(Dant I . Family camping is expanding I called for induction prior to the widow, ·Barbara, 25,' ·dlaclosed ' · so rapidly lacilities are swamptillle those In bls age group Tile !lndil1g Was roll• 'Jiliai to .file a clvU •lUll agalmt .' ' ed immediately upon complewould noi!DaUy be ~. swiftly by an aunouncement Bova, whe shot her~ · · : nd ' ·". Uon. Mr. Barnhart, meanwhile, But Turnler .-id be "OOUldn't from Dial Atty. Ev~ J. May 7 after a hi · · · ·', has good news: plans are unbelieve It when he was Inducted Younger thai lie agreed with lbrough flo~rrea - ., ~~ Jb,Ma: IEIYL DICAYI CODGII HEALTH derway and construcUon will bein Oakland and: sent to Ft. Ord the verdict and did JIO\"lan to lral Ll;ls Altgelej.\~ lias-b& ·\1 1'eaterdtr'• gin soen for 100 more calllP' · ~ lfllar "-• ~roohl ••'•'"'"" /OIUid ..,-,..,. M last Saturdiy." prosecute the patrolmRD, JeriiJJC driven tow~ ~ hospital sites al Forked Run. Water and landed ioo JaU-PUN1J Of "MAID CILL~ . ''How eould be paBS his old M. Bova, 23. • IN lime the ca, was ttopped•..,. ~~~ restroom facilities will be ex· panded. ·. .....y•····.g 'IIOID..4Ki . I I forked Run Pork Gets its Shuare t . LrL ABNER E~'IOWN IN HEW HESS HAY I --~-----. 3:45 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas \down Winfield 3:10p.m.; Na· Rl'ver News _ _ ' A. J. Pallen down Winfield 7:Gauge readings: Ga llipolis [)am 12.3, 145. runnmg 5 teet un rollers. Pomeroy . Mas· on 20.95 Pt Pleasanl 2H4, Vinton l.l6, Kanawha Fal ls 3. If• Charleston ·l8.9l. London, M~rmet and Winfield dams v;ere on the siUS. Ohio River - Charles K. up 14. 4:15 ~.m. Joh.a J 55 P:m.; Mountain State down Wmfteld 8•50 p.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Wmfleld 11:40 p.m.; Fort Dearborn up Wmfoeld 12:25 a.m; Elgerrlifl up Winfield 4:40 am, Beaver up Winfield 6:35 a.m. w· l, ee:roes lll 1\.1 ~; RACINE Savings for June 2··3-4 tiollal down Win . if' ·.a 0:30 IJ m.; . ·Fal- J'alii Ri gh t Re~erved I'm crazij, Or.i=uddle? A to 'f!' ,, ~ (: MARKET Limit Quanlitiesl 4 ' Open 8 to &-Mon. Tbru Sat. County Posts ' In Alabama I 1hen you don't think ' U 14. 9:1> p.m.: Jeffboat up 14. 2>45 a.m.; Lillie Edward up 15, · 2•15 a.m.; Chris Jr. up 16, 6:30 p.m.; Soulh"!n up 16, 3:15 a. m.; Jenks up 17, 4 a.m; Rob· . BIR~IINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) ert Reed down 18. 6:40 a.m.: 30 3 19 B. H. Bos"orlh II up · ' - Negroes defeated white op8 m.; Peggy Downey up t9. 6" ~oncnts for sheriff, tax eollec· 30 a.m.; Queen City down 20• tor and the Board of Revenue 0 am.: Onward up 21, d . hi 1 . 0 5•20 a.m.; Jeffersun down 2t, Tues ay m an s one emowaiting: Louisiana down 22 , 4 cratic primilry runorr In a rural M.m.; Elisha Woods down 23 , Alabama county with a back' d ground of racial unrest. JO: 10 p.m.; aaoger own 23, · But Negroes foiled in their ll5 a.m.: PollY' R.. down 23, effort to enter the slate legis1 a.m.: En deavor down 23, 6 a. m.; Helen R. down Greenup lalure for j.he first ti~~ since 3 30 p.m.: F. H. Johnson down l!ttonstruchon. Only ftve of 26 Greenup 3:40 p.m.: Wayne H. I Negro candtdates on the runoff down Greenup 12:10 a.m.: AI- ~ were vJctonous. Jon Zephyr up lrreenup 1 a. Lucms D. Amerson, a 32· m : (.ee Anna down Greenup year-old Korean War veteran, 1:20 a.m.; H. E. BoJes down won the Democr4-ltlc nom~10n t:reenup 4:10 a.mm.: Mark Eas- for sheriff of predominantly ·.nn down Greenup 5 a m.: 1al- Negro Macon County (Tusk e. 1ey Transporter .up Greenup 7:~ 1 gee) over a white mcurnbent. 20 a.m.; Fr~berger down AmerS()n does not expect Re~reenup 8:05 a.m.; J. S. Lew· 1 publiean opposition in Novem· ·s down Meldahl 5 p.m.; An- · ber and therefore W<~.¥id become Jrew Calhoun down Meldahl 5;- the only Negro sheriff in the 40 p.m.; Miss Susan up Meldahl nation. 10:30 p.m.; Valvolme r ·m Negroes outnut/lber white! Meldahl 3:30 a.m.;; City of St. 23,32.1 to 4,394 in Macon County, Louis up Meldahl 4:40 a.m. , where racial unrest was spark· Gallipolis Dam Philip ed last year by the slaying · of S[IOrn down 9:50 p.m.; Solvay , a Negro civil rights leader at down 10:20 p.m.; Inca down · Tuskegee Institute by a while 2:40 a.m.: Buckeye State up service station attendant. 1:25 a.m.: Semel up 8:15 a.m.; j Negroes made a clean sweep Esso West Virginia down 8:45 in the battle for Macon County l .m. offices with L. A. Locklair winKanawha River-O. F. Shear· ning tlle tax colle<tor's nomi· .. down Marmet 10:45 p.m.; notion and Harold Webb taking Allen R. Merrill up Marmet the Board of Revenue race. \ ' ft~l! 5TH 4: PEARL II'S. - JUClNE 1.. '"£118 lltore WD .A llort' BORN t.OSEI AF~~, Da\A,~nZE YOUR FATHSR IMM~DIATa'f'! Unbeatable Bar-B-Q Specialsl Wieners SKINLESS- Our Own Fresh Ground and Packaged Pure JUST RIGHT FOR . ~Y6E 01E CQ:.!LO BARBECUING . , . :tB£ :11M INTO rSRf'ORMJNGI l 1 GROUND c lb. pkg. BEEF ~ lr HAROLD GRAY ' ,J "' I· j 'fAIRY FAIR ICE MILK lb' . WRONG TARGET BUDGET SLICED SMOKED-:- 5 ~ 6lb. Aver1ge BACON PICNICS .. . SUGAR VAN · cAMP~S MIRACLE WHIP •'"" SALAD DRESSING MIXED Uncl1111fiMI · 3doz.$1 !. ,.., MARSHMALLOWS 19c P:INEAPPL£ doz. 39c r POTAT()ES u.s. 10 ' , .. -. .f ' lill Kraft Jet PuH Sweet Treat Sliced EGGS NEW .RED Cll'lon slb. bag 37c I 'l l. .,' 4 J l \"\I I ..., Wflllon COLONIAL BRAND PORK ... BEANS 6 ==~: $1.00 -- PEANUTS · cant FRUIT iDRINKS : · ' eORAPI , ' t\' til'· ,~ = l9 : 11 ' . . . I �.· • \ ' ....IJ, '• . I . ·' d• ' 'I ·' { ., ....JL...... 11.i -,.,~~Pf,,. ·~- ..·· -"'. '. ' ·. ---L-._ . ~ .. 11 ' r I ~ · . : 9J.ltni~gti; QIJqj, ~ Jacb Oot~ut &Ute.J . :' ::r~.:A. ,FJ~Qolfr, Caljf;' (!JJ'I)'~· ~-~ lii •lluiiJil! 'blieb .out?~ lhe form~ . .: ' medlcil'ltums :W~i~War,..;u ·~ l'i'rHanl ·t~te , pins . In his leU 11!8· and ltlt1.,.0I eaked. · ·: "·. .' · said TJjeldiY .lie mlltit~' rfel1.1 Um!~i, bai' Do visi~n In 01111 ~e. 'l'umler said hf oqmplalned 1111 10 "tht Ptesld~' It find biit ~ · Jrom lou Of ll"""''ey !be "brlsa at 1'1! ~" in . 1 why his . t'"Year.qld son was . , , , . , ., , lerke of J.elerbt~n•~ ~· ~till U wW~ ~· v;w-· ~~ ~~!th•ue" t...... youth ~1 nl\iii~M~ ~ .. Arm.v i ff •111ft ' ..ned lo "" UmJIB, Is blln~ ' 1D o!UI eye, u..,... ~ RIC!bard iji!da! IIIII. Kemorlll Day nekelld at BUff~• . ,1qN of, 111emory and· · · · ·: A ~ ~ til' revteir Mel&s' Forked Ibm . alate park 1 bljlckJ ®~ · . A' • • · J. } · · will decide , wllhlll ._ week Ill .. lndicalloll ollbJNs . to . ,Fri*Jct 'l'ljl:nler an. lnslli'· £CJOeDt8 , ' · wbe!ber yOUlljl._ TUrnlel' sllou~ 1 1 eome, you'd better beHove it. IIICll aglllll, nid b,e did · not · ., stay In the Army 111 ·lliillted lit 'ibe )llrk, with under 60 preinterefere wheri his soh, IUc')i LOs ANG~ ( UPI)-'lbe tl!il .servto:e or · NC:!IIve aD JIIJ'td eablping sites, accommiard, "volunteered" tOr the slaying of NegiO lll!ltorllt Leon- bonorable ~111'1•· . , • f· daled 131 c:ampq enthusiasts, cb'ifl becllu!l! he was certain ard Deadwyler by a wblte po- . • . .. , according te park attendent 1M boy would flunk t~e ~J~edlcal Uce officer was ruled "ae,:iden·' ."'l'(le case Is elosld . In ~ • : Harold Barnhart. At right are 1 · . IIJIIIa. · . i@l'' Tu~ . by a JllDe.Ji)emlbllellce of furlhel' eVIdence, a few of an overOow group of A youth wh• ''volunteers... fer ber ·,s j tbat iududecl Yoqpaer 'said. " 10 camped on a lower · level. the drilfl ~skS only that he be one' = ury ~ But llead~Jer'S prlii(Dant I . Family camping is expanding I called for induction prior to the widow, ·Barbara, 25,' ·dlaclosed ' · so rapidly lacilities are swamptillle those In bls age group Tile !lndil1g Was roll• 'Jiliai to .file a clvU •lUll agalmt .' ' ed immediately upon complewould noi!DaUy be ~. swiftly by an aunouncement Bova, whe shot her~ · · : nd ' ·". Uon. Mr. Barnhart, meanwhile, But Turnler .-id be "OOUldn't from Dial Atty. Ev~ J. May 7 after a hi · · · ·', has good news: plans are unbelieve It when he was Inducted Younger thai lie agreed with lbrough flo~rrea - ., ~~ Jb,Ma: IEIYL DICAYI CODGII HEALTH derway and construcUon will bein Oakland and: sent to Ft. Ord the verdict and did JIO\"lan to lral Ll;ls Altgelej.\~ lias-b& ·\1 1'eaterdtr'• gin soen for 100 more calllP' · ~ lfllar "-• ~roohl ••'•'"'"" /OIUid ..,-,..,. M last Saturdiy." prosecute the patrolmRD, JeriiJJC driven tow~ ~ hospital sites al Forked Run. Water and landed ioo JaU-PUN1J Of "MAID CILL~ . ''How eould be paBS his old M. Bova, 23. • IN lime the ca, was ttopped•..,. ~~~ restroom facilities will be ex· panded. ·. .....y•····.g 'IIOID..4Ki . I I forked Run Pork Gets its Shuare t . LrL ABNER E~'IOWN IN HEW HESS HAY I --~-----. 3:45 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas \down Winfield 3:10p.m.; Na· Rl'ver News _ _ ' A. J. Pallen down Winfield 7:Gauge readings: Ga llipolis [)am 12.3, 145. runnmg 5 teet un rollers. Pomeroy . Mas· on 20.95 Pt Pleasanl 2H4, Vinton l.l6, Kanawha Fal ls 3. If• Charleston ·l8.9l. London, M~rmet and Winfield dams v;ere on the siUS. Ohio River - Charles K. up 14. 4:15 ~.m. Joh.a J 55 P:m.; Mountain State down Wmfteld 8•50 p.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Wmfleld 11:40 p.m.; Fort Dearborn up Wmfoeld 12:25 a.m; Elgerrlifl up Winfield 4:40 am, Beaver up Winfield 6:35 a.m. w· l, ee:roes lll 1\.1 ~; RACINE Savings for June 2··3-4 tiollal down Win . if' ·.a 0:30 IJ m.; . ·Fal- J'alii Ri gh t Re~erved I'm crazij, Or.i=uddle? A to 'f!' ,, ~ (: MARKET Limit Quanlitiesl 4 ' Open 8 to &-Mon. Tbru Sat. County Posts ' In Alabama I 1hen you don't think ' U 14. 9:1> p.m.: Jeffboat up 14. 2>45 a.m.; Lillie Edward up 15, · 2•15 a.m.; Chris Jr. up 16, 6:30 p.m.; Soulh"!n up 16, 3:15 a. m.; Jenks up 17, 4 a.m; Rob· . BIR~IINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) ert Reed down 18. 6:40 a.m.: 30 3 19 B. H. Bos"orlh II up · ' - Negroes defeated white op8 m.; Peggy Downey up t9. 6" ~oncnts for sheriff, tax eollec· 30 a.m.; Queen City down 20• tor and the Board of Revenue 0 am.: Onward up 21, d . hi 1 . 0 5•20 a.m.; Jeffersun down 2t, Tues ay m an s one emowaiting: Louisiana down 22 , 4 cratic primilry runorr In a rural M.m.; Elisha Woods down 23 , Alabama county with a back' d ground of racial unrest. JO: 10 p.m.; aaoger own 23, · But Negroes foiled in their ll5 a.m.: PollY' R.. down 23, effort to enter the slate legis1 a.m.: En deavor down 23, 6 a. m.; Helen R. down Greenup lalure for j.he first ti~~ since 3 30 p.m.: F. H. Johnson down l!ttonstruchon. Only ftve of 26 Greenup 3:40 p.m.: Wayne H. I Negro candtdates on the runoff down Greenup 12:10 a.m.: AI- ~ were vJctonous. Jon Zephyr up lrreenup 1 a. Lucms D. Amerson, a 32· m : (.ee Anna down Greenup year-old Korean War veteran, 1:20 a.m.; H. E. BoJes down won the Democr4-ltlc nom~10n t:reenup 4:10 a.mm.: Mark Eas- for sheriff of predominantly ·.nn down Greenup 5 a m.: 1al- Negro Macon County (Tusk e. 1ey Transporter .up Greenup 7:~ 1 gee) over a white mcurnbent. 20 a.m.; Fr~berger down AmerS()n does not expect Re~reenup 8:05 a.m.; J. S. Lew· 1 publiean opposition in Novem· ·s down Meldahl 5 p.m.; An- · ber and therefore W<~.¥id become Jrew Calhoun down Meldahl 5;- the only Negro sheriff in the 40 p.m.; Miss Susan up Meldahl nation. 10:30 p.m.; Valvolme r ·m Negroes outnut/lber white! Meldahl 3:30 a.m.;; City of St. 23,32.1 to 4,394 in Macon County, Louis up Meldahl 4:40 a.m. , where racial unrest was spark· Gallipolis Dam Philip ed last year by the slaying · of S[IOrn down 9:50 p.m.; Solvay , a Negro civil rights leader at down 10:20 p.m.; Inca down · Tuskegee Institute by a while 2:40 a.m.: Buckeye State up service station attendant. 1:25 a.m.: Semel up 8:15 a.m.; j Negroes made a clean sweep Esso West Virginia down 8:45 in the battle for Macon County l .m. offices with L. A. Locklair winKanawha River-O. F. Shear· ning tlle tax colle<tor's nomi· .. down Marmet 10:45 p.m.; notion and Harold Webb taking Allen R. Merrill up Marmet the Board of Revenue race. \ ' ft~l! 5TH 4: PEARL II'S. - JUClNE 1.. '"£118 lltore WD .A llort' BORN t.OSEI AF~~, Da\A,~nZE YOUR FATHSR IMM~DIATa'f'! Unbeatable Bar-B-Q Specialsl Wieners SKINLESS- Our Own Fresh Ground and Packaged Pure JUST RIGHT FOR . ~Y6E 01E CQ:.!LO BARBECUING . , . :tB£ :11M INTO rSRf'ORMJNGI l 1 GROUND c lb. pkg. BEEF ~ lr HAROLD GRAY ' ,J "' I· j 'fAIRY FAIR ICE MILK lb' . WRONG TARGET BUDGET SLICED SMOKED-:- 5 ~ 6lb. Aver1ge BACON PICNICS .. . SUGAR VAN · cAMP~S MIRACLE WHIP •'"" SALAD DRESSING MIXED Uncl1111fiMI · 3doz.$1 !. ,.., MARSHMALLOWS 19c P:INEAPPL£ doz. 39c r POTAT()ES u.s. 10 ' , .. -. .f ' lill Kraft Jet PuH Sweet Treat Sliced EGGS NEW .RED Cll'lon slb. bag 37c I 'l l. .,' 4 J l \"\I I ..., Wflllon COLONIAL BRAND PORK ... BEANS 6 ==~: $1.00 -- PEANUTS · cant FRUIT iDRINKS : · ' eORAPI , ' t\' til'· ,~ = l9 : 11 ' . . . I �I ' r. ,Y, ' . ' 1) 1fgli!~Nof." ~B·~.~~mea!~ =~· =..: ~,ndtii~e w~~·· ' : " . · , ; • ~:;::~=::;.::~~~.:: · P h m · ·· ..... "" · R~ 0n · ·. • u: w n. . " ~..c~ :::.Funny Duo to ·inc ; •t : =~:·~~=~sal~·=~ =~; ~ ~e8 :~ ~=: ()' g' an,,on ..,', .:·' t ' .· '·• .~P~:·~, wu.~)if:=!":',;::ior~·: 81 1 ·p 11ev .:'·Ia ·Absenee of Dean Martin ' ~;~uo~~ e;:: Mlftl:\::"~l'l 7: we:d Uke Now Emp!oys his.Fath~r: .'·' . : :rl=': !~E: . ' ' . . ''The formal Ill I late algbt I Why not. The guy '"·· ROLLI WOOD IUPI) ..peu 111r 1t yean,""... 1"""·11"'""" talk ahOW; It Play the moaerator replacing II quaclrypl~hil , ,, llartm miQ' be Jrrepluelble It on Martin's melange of sonp; wltb Jllle&l stars an;wertng ad man. Marlin stars in clu 'vt , ... lilt aalloll'l dlstlllel'l, but 189 and toml011lery In the past Ub.queatioos from tile cast. ll's own television show, momu~ tlaC Mit month DIDo will and count th• lillian crooner dlngerous s<imeUtriea becalll8 and on reOOrlls. He'a u ... beghl bl8 lllllllllll' televlslcm as a bucldy. nothing Is ~. But It eaa comedian as singer 1111d con:.: ~11111, lmlq NBC with a t1r1 "You don't try 111 loHow u ba very exciting, too." tlnues to gail alilure wltil 1be :., .,.,t 011 Tbul'ldayllfghll. act l1ke Dean's," said R,owall, Amoog tile peall on the bot years. ,. . ..•••• 1n u holl8 ....... ~ the the handsome, &ophisticated spot are 'Tom Smothers, Rowan and Martin are on tile ~.... ol the ct. kl v b ld 1 beco in the fJrat abstemiool 12 ween are a pair straight man a Barbara McNair, Jac e er- thres o o m g , ...,. 11 exceedlqly Iunny come- "What we've got 18 a resident 11011, Pat Hanington 1111d Phyllla 8ophlsticated, non-pratfall ~ dlans, nu· ~Wm . aad Dick variety C0111J18111," Martlll ad- DIHer. alap&llek comedy tmn tocouple lfartla. " ded "Every week we•n be The prospect of lhetr on the blgtlme In the past JWwlll IDd Mlrtln. partnera JDfrodnc!q LabJe 1tazaD, Dola 1strill hu Fowan ud Martbl ol deeades. Tel~ _IIIII Jill they: ... ' ., *' • y-""' "' •· · · · • ... i:: =~rm~n;..~.7orlo Nll;W \'CRl'.: "fOOl!:' ~ked b; ~ ' ~t ! wee~~,:· It; :--.:1 Cll1l .~ msn went Into bualness hr 111\I,M. Lapldel lllfi! ,ID a recent Laplda C!OIIIIden~lbe filii" lbe bbttllog till\lltiT 11 :• t 1< ~If lib: years 1180 becalll8 Interview. ~I didn't get It, u ·cllase of Suburbaa' •••.1•• '-'iDl ~ , . n..- . hla lath . $' weuld- aot .Jlvt ·blm 1 went ou• and got eiiOUgh .back,·,· ..a rna•- a-p"·~-....~H 'e ·Wblcb -.mnot._ bir l!*'lted. ,.... etal! roPn - ' ,.. ·~ ........._. inB 11 star: my 01111 buellleea "' 1 ..:.:: et!1:.. crw r--, beca · llllld lbiJ acqulsltloo railed AJ. "Most q1 tbem liN laea~ · PepBI'J lllllea ·rrom ~ ·'PIO)IDI llill'Vlol 11a11oia 11 bought out • Pepei.COla BotUin Corp. miWon 111 .U ~ wltb drl oftea back Ialii ·lbem ness, but kept his old maa OD gbeny · g. biDed 'earnings oiii8018G7 ar Yll'll r · the pi)'I'OU. DOW lbe nation'a aecolld Ja.rg. ., ...._ ' ' lA!PidtllllllcL "But IIIIJ· Clll t>. "I wu matiDg fl25 a week est bottler o1 .l!da pepalar 110f1o ....18 . per ~., . npalNd • · ...u, ber ' 11 1 th•• working lor my father 111111 I drink. (luly 1 Chicago firm baJ Alklri!MI7 Pm " baa!· fender. Yoa eiD .hammtr . 11101'1 volume IIIII• II! Mary!Qd, l'eall7tv. back into ~ r 11 11111 11111 thaD All.....11111 Vlqlala ad Well Vi_,~ ....... bllll." • ralae. Fin yean~~: ' Lapld 7~~~t ~ · ol ~= leghellf p• lhep~. PLAY \ .........,.. • • M.,.. ,_.. . lack of enough ariiiJcial kidney IOI'ced to name one lor best auk-natureUst Joeepll Wood Dally ,Sentinel, Pomeroy:Mlcldiepoft; · machines. despiqi• their proven bar .ng, · I would ·say NBC J(rutcll. This was a mature, . · ·· effectiveness - and with tile because of Its syperior straight· power!!~~ rebuttal to lllose "orks. And for carving out for loJ'J'RI(:~CA~~N~~f~ii~B\~ · ~t: reliuitallt huge costs !to "cOO.: through reporting Only Bishop "improven." . who would maul himself an unquestionably promsen" paltenls. My personal Sheen's commentary kept CBS some of the riatlon'o moat inent place on television, ca .. choice as the documentary of close on this one. treasured natural resources and despite the lack of a regular South Afrlcaa 1iill-:"!~ the year. "Bee I hoven: Ordeal and beauty. · . network platlorm. cbil ...pion, floored "A ' IJ!~r!l• !!rn,.n r.JorJRt. The "Tnwn M..une or lho •Triumoh." ABC. Anothe;,of the Also in the publiC affairs ,Frazer ToweeJ . CBS. Based on the World" broadcasts on CBS, via l "Saga of Western . M!J arinde~,Jd I Is would name two I FORM CHANGE 1 Mosd~~ n:: :n , cbaractero of the "Peanuts" the early bird satellile. of Joho Secondar! en tv ua : NEW YORK iUPI) - The .easy ro . ec;IIIQII, comic strip. The CBS national .a~dience .Jean Rogers. J'red Frlendlf, former pres· New York Range" will operate Jt .""s . Ludtck 1 The ··~ret Agent" series on Involvement testa on' ~itlzen- "CBS R e ~orIs: I.O.U. ldent of ?BS News, wbo&e large their Central Hockey League smce losl~ to Mike CBS, with Patrick McGoohan. ahip, health, d,rlvlrlg and tans ~15,0110,000,000. About consu- contributions to televlskm are farm club in Omaha next Broctlonj : Maas., Ia "The StroiUn' 20s," CBS. An "The Hill COuntry: Lyndon mer cred1t. so well known now that 11 season inslead of al Mlnneapo- last January. . all-Negro musical starring Sid· Johnson's Te~as," NBC A one- "Victory in E""'pe-20 years seems unnecessary to repeat lis-St. rauL . ., . . . ". ney Poltier,_ Diahilnn Carroll, hour tour with tile President as later," CBS. Gen. Eisenhower them again. Emile ••ranci!l, gtneral' manaMi!BiWN:utY'8 W;v.i'.'!ll Sammy Davis, Joe Williams guide. took part In this broadcast William Buckler, who put ger of /he Rangers, gave no The body of the Jeodlt .. 1'IWI. and many others. Coverage of Pope Paul's visit wliich, via the Early Bird some new life in television reabOn for the shift from sionary, St: Francll x.YW~ :t In the area of documentaries to New York City and the satellite, visited some old debate by dissenUnj, with great Minneapolis-Sf. Paul, which called the "Apostle o1 tbe· .f i. : and public ~flairs: United Nations. All three battlefields and areas of World wit and ability from the lllllD!It won the CHL regular season diel," lies in 1 shrine ID ~· ,, . "Who Shall Live?", NBC. An networks were Involved wlib War II one-sided . establishment view· championship the last two former tiny enclave a. jlil' '. hour broadcast dealing with the running coverage, but if I were "Grand Canyon,'' NBC. With. point that bla'!'<ell tile net- years. west coast of IDdil. ·~ . · ' 1 HOLLYWOOD CUP!) -TheiTbe Barbro Strel•~nd !pec!al. ll!gular programrnlng of the "Frank Sinatra: A Man and past television year has had His Music," NBC. An hour of more In common witil the mud song. below than the sky above. "Inherit The Wind," NBC. Neverthele118, there have be'n Starring Melvyn -Douglas and some worthwhile productions on Ed Begley. the networ)fs, and this viewer's "A Small Rebellion," NBC. personal choices of some of the Simone · Slgnorct and George shows worth recalling follow: Mabaris starred In this "Bob In the entertainment area: Hope Theatre" drama about an "Death of a Salesman," CBS. aging actress who tries to get With Lee J. Cobb, Mildred an angry young playwlrght to Dt'""OCk. alter his · play because it hits "Color Me Barbara," CBS. her too close to borr.c, mas," :fa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:__ _ _~:...._---=-----=...:__ JOIN THE ·THO·USANDS OF __:._ nult !.. --=-----''----~--------.~-- . _ ./ Mary Eblin $10.00 April Smith $50.00 ,...._._Pomeroy, Ohio -.... Norm11n Smith $50.00 Pomeroy, Ohio ....... -.... Pomeroy, Ohio i<ethryn Pomeroy, Ohio ~ T-roy Shoultltr Cui c,.,,lght, TM Kroger eo.. 1966 Krogl/1' Reg. _,_ - i Jnatant Q)ffee $1.05 .... liP ..._ . F1uffo ' .. s .... ... . I lvOi) LNr "-AI"- ILK 82e "-lloloolll .... . ,...,. ftft. iJiil'lf • n,o..e,t• 5 1 DONIJ'm ------ ... • APPLE BU1TER 4~ $1 39e ....... 45c Kroger Largs '33c CAKE doz. 39c 35c ea. ltllllnt lito ..., .... ploced In -Jol-.....,.. _....... cu..... _.., ...........idorlt,. ... flan • , , prolocto naiUroll•'- ...r llevor, LOUR FLou·R ..................... ...... . ............. _., .......... ... "',............ .. .._ ........ . . ' . .......................-IIIIo... . ) · . , ;· PllllaiPt 'ft ·.-.l ,)t . - lollon Roll I l l - ore loin, muty cuto el btol thll .,. -lolely loonole11, rolletl .... lletl for IIIHl All ' ' •••• lUll IIIIUIIh marflllne tt make m. It lulcy and - . . , ..."" Colt btl.tl ....... ,. __ .., . ... ....... -............. ......... • •• ' ' ' ENGLISH ROAST ••••• •.... .......... Kroger White B·READ: :;, $1.09 •~ ~~- •••• -~ • 2 : •. $1.19 j' lltldn ..... TOMATOF! ····--··--· 7...._. $1 ' Y.W. ,,.IS,. .. \ • . ,.~ .·'.. ' • .,,,.i•. $11 PURCHASI . , ·.IWR SPRAY •••••~.. '=., 59¢ ~· '. ~·:·~ ·· ........... . ...,.... wflh Cillo I . . Wa••~ . '· · ...... .............. - . . ...11 ••• - CANNED HAM $ r .......hta. .99 PRUNES lb. cO(& ' •. '49e If you oro .1111 C01nf11t1o1v lallsfltd wllll any """"Diillll K....r. ... 10111 p;,.... '""" ..,... lht ...,.., rolunol your 1'lilnty - Cantaloupe .... •••••••••••••••• ........... ..... ...-:· 4ft~ '"' -~ ~· ... 39c """"• lui h IIIII .., ........ Iori!- " " - 1 111c1i Ito 11-. Mollow·-· R....... t. In-~-.....,. tnolllelr ·l l lrol.... lito ouct ...,._ ol lllo ........ ~­ ................... w-. ..,..,.tlool _~~~~~, Golden Ripe . ; .............. Nf'W. . . .... It 1'1111 ' Tt; v.!ue llltllpo for J 40 AND lmalltl ha1111 1nm K - oro Yo¥ lf1l# reetiN II 1%'1'/lf c WITH COUPON lb. fully _... , • , I'MIIr t. HI 49e _,...., ' BONUS OOUPON ·,. :t~ ' lb. bog lb. .. .. ~ ' 1/Uart · , !, • - AST lb. CHUCK . PICNIC--···~·-········3 !. $2.29 l'reelt ,...-.~~ l'ryhtlt 1 CWCKEN THIGHS--_......,, PINTO BEANS GROUND DU.IUQUI 1 CANNID _ GREEN BQNS ~~-~ .':..•$1 Krog6r Fresh 1 ,...... ""'"' :· 1· 59e ............... 4 .!.. 69e CHICKEN·:BREAS~ •. . . . . .................. lb. ENGIJSB ROAST -..•... -· ... 55e K-C!IJ . . STEAK •• ,...... ~ •.......·.• ... $1.79 . ·' ...... -·· 87c Jaek Rabbit Dried . 'llltillr c.i ....................... 1... EGGS 00 . ROLL ................ ~. ••luo,- I do1. pkg. lvOl')' Snow . ..,._ tho! ,..... ' Lava ......... THRIFTY lb. Tho USDA CHOICI ....... Mil M Krlllt Ttntltroy Bool lo your oiiUr.,.. tho! 11 hos Plmlnod by U. S. Dlpool A1rl"'""'- _,to Iiiii hlo pooolil-oll quality tools wltlt flrlnt colon. n. KROGER TENDIRAY ohleW It ,_. "" ...... ,.. .. KANDU •....• 3 =._$1 ..lnd""on1r"-U. zw L ...,_ fALl lool ANGEL FOOD Two LabeZ. Tlral . DRY MitK .,. .. ..., Zest 2 TENDERAY lb. Offer~ Guarantee Finest Qooltty Beef/ SHERBET ·· ·- 2..~ $1 ·l'»lJI\If , .·... s. R. DRY MII.K ... ':: $MI··F. . . . . -............... 'lifeguard ...... CHUCK ROAST 1-16. CA.N ~BOQO Only Kroger BU'ITERMILK 1':.,.$1 d .. !1M CENTER CUT BEEF Pllola n.ta,...•• ' . ', ... 65e 1'. . . , ......... . !(,_ 36c ....... .._ ol Top V1luo Stomp!. Slort NYllll - · .., ....... 1nm tho wltlt Mltctloa ol bNullfttl tilts. PEACHFS -~·· 4 •..: 8k Soap ('.tmay I .. J·lb CAN CRIICO 69c FLOUR •..• 25 · 't.. $1.89 Moilllo-1. R• . CORN MEAL .. 5 ...... 19c 88e ... DII'PEU I PI .· ....... lloodi'IHt lvoq 4 Swiss Steak ..•... __ SHORTENING JUICE ••••. -- .• """ =.99e ....... ._ SUGAR ,., •••,10 t. $1.o9 krogor PORK &BEANS 8- 1-lb. cans $1 Ill • • J 11111'111111 • - . lb. Thrifty Sl!ouldor Cut ICmi ,... IIMUI'f II •t K-1'-~ ' J COMPAR.EI TIDE •.•••. -.• · ".: 69c DINNERS . . •.. 3 '::. $1 or Drip Swiss Steak _..... _. AI Krogor YGU 1101 only got low, low prt... "" K...., lr... llomt and NoHonol Bronol Womo, but you oiN f11 llle · ., I I �I ' r. ,Y, ' . ' 1) 1fgli!~Nof." ~B·~.~~mea!~ =~· =..: ~,ndtii~e w~~·· ' : " . · , ; • ~:;::~=::;.::~~~.:: · P h m · ·· ..... "" · R~ 0n · ·. • u: w n. . " ~..c~ :::.Funny Duo to ·inc ; •t : =~:·~~=~sal~·=~ =~; ~ ~e8 :~ ~=: ()' g' an,,on ..,', .:·' t ' .· '·• .~P~:·~, wu.~)if:=!":',;::ior~·: 81 1 ·p 11ev .:'·Ia ·Absenee of Dean Martin ' ~;~uo~~ e;:: Mlftl:\::"~l'l 7: we:d Uke Now Emp!oys his.Fath~r: .'·' . : :rl=': !~E: . ' ' . . ''The formal Ill I late algbt I Why not. The guy '"·· ROLLI WOOD IUPI) ..peu 111r 1t yean,""... 1"""·11"'""" talk ahOW; It Play the moaerator replacing II quaclrypl~hil , ,, llartm miQ' be Jrrepluelble It on Martin's melange of sonp; wltb Jllle&l stars an;wertng ad man. Marlin stars in clu 'vt , ... lilt aalloll'l dlstlllel'l, but 189 and toml011lery In the past Ub.queatioos from tile cast. ll's own television show, momu~ tlaC Mit month DIDo will and count th• lillian crooner dlngerous s<imeUtriea becalll8 and on reOOrlls. He'a u ... beghl bl8 lllllllllll' televlslcm as a bucldy. nothing Is ~. But It eaa comedian as singer 1111d con:.: ~11111, lmlq NBC with a t1r1 "You don't try 111 loHow u ba very exciting, too." tlnues to gail alilure wltil 1be :., .,.,t 011 Tbul'ldayllfghll. act l1ke Dean's," said R,owall, Amoog tile peall on the bot years. ,. . ..•••• 1n u holl8 ....... ~ the the handsome, &ophisticated spot are 'Tom Smothers, Rowan and Martin are on tile ~.... ol the ct. kl v b ld 1 beco in the fJrat abstemiool 12 ween are a pair straight man a Barbara McNair, Jac e er- thres o o m g , ...,. 11 exceedlqly Iunny come- "What we've got 18 a resident 11011, Pat Hanington 1111d Phyllla 8ophlsticated, non-pratfall ~ dlans, nu· ~Wm . aad Dick variety C0111J18111," Martlll ad- DIHer. alap&llek comedy tmn tocouple lfartla. " ded "Every week we•n be The prospect of lhetr on the blgtlme In the past JWwlll IDd Mlrtln. partnera JDfrodnc!q LabJe 1tazaD, Dola 1strill hu Fowan ud Martbl ol deeades. Tel~ _IIIII Jill they: ... ' ., *' • y-""' "' •· · · · • ... i:: =~rm~n;..~.7orlo Nll;W \'CRl'.: "fOOl!:' ~ked b; ~ ' ~t ! wee~~,:· It; :--.:1 Cll1l .~ msn went Into bualness hr 111\I,M. Lapldel lllfi! ,ID a recent Laplda C!OIIIIden~lbe filii" lbe bbttllog till\lltiT 11 :• t 1< ~If lib: years 1180 becalll8 Interview. ~I didn't get It, u ·cllase of Suburbaa' •••.1•• '-'iDl ~ , . n..- . hla lath . $' weuld- aot .Jlvt ·blm 1 went ou• and got eiiOUgh .back,·,· ..a rna•- a-p"·~-....~H 'e ·Wblcb -.mnot._ bir l!*'lted. ,.... etal! roPn - ' ,.. ·~ ........._. inB 11 star: my 01111 buellleea "' 1 ..:.:: et!1:.. crw r--, beca · llllld lbiJ acqulsltloo railed AJ. "Most q1 tbem liN laea~ · PepBI'J lllllea ·rrom ~ ·'PIO)IDI llill'Vlol 11a11oia 11 bought out • Pepei.COla BotUin Corp. miWon 111 .U ~ wltb drl oftea back Ialii ·lbem ness, but kept his old maa OD gbeny · g. biDed 'earnings oiii8018G7 ar Yll'll r · the pi)'I'OU. DOW lbe nation'a aecolld Ja.rg. ., ...._ ' ' lA!PidtllllllcL "But IIIIJ· Clll t>. "I wu matiDg fl25 a week est bottler o1 .l!da pepalar 110f1o ....18 . per ~., . npalNd • · ...u, ber ' 11 1 th•• working lor my father 111111 I drink. (luly 1 Chicago firm baJ Alklri!MI7 Pm " baa!· fender. Yoa eiD .hammtr . 11101'1 volume IIIII• II! Mary!Qd, l'eall7tv. back into ~ r 11 11111 11111 thaD All.....11111 Vlqlala ad Well Vi_,~ ....... bllll." • ralae. Fin yean~~: ' Lapld 7~~~t ~ · ol ~= leghellf p• lhep~. PLAY \ .........,.. • • M.,.. ,_.. . lack of enough ariiiJcial kidney IOI'ced to name one lor best auk-natureUst Joeepll Wood Dally ,Sentinel, Pomeroy:Mlcldiepoft; · machines. despiqi• their proven bar .ng, · I would ·say NBC J(rutcll. This was a mature, . · ·· effectiveness - and with tile because of Its syperior straight· power!!~~ rebuttal to lllose "orks. And for carving out for loJ'J'RI(:~CA~~N~~f~ii~B\~ · ~t: reliuitallt huge costs !to "cOO.: through reporting Only Bishop "improven." . who would maul himself an unquestionably promsen" paltenls. My personal Sheen's commentary kept CBS some of the riatlon'o moat inent place on television, ca .. choice as the documentary of close on this one. treasured natural resources and despite the lack of a regular South Afrlcaa 1iill-:"!~ the year. "Bee I hoven: Ordeal and beauty. · . network platlorm. cbil ...pion, floored "A ' IJ!~r!l• !!rn,.n r.JorJRt. The "Tnwn M..une or lho •Triumoh." ABC. Anothe;,of the Also in the publiC affairs ,Frazer ToweeJ . CBS. Based on the World" broadcasts on CBS, via l "Saga of Western . M!J arinde~,Jd I Is would name two I FORM CHANGE 1 Mosd~~ n:: :n , cbaractero of the "Peanuts" the early bird satellile. of Joho Secondar! en tv ua : NEW YORK iUPI) - The .easy ro . ec;IIIQII, comic strip. The CBS national .a~dience .Jean Rogers. J'red Frlendlf, former pres· New York Range" will operate Jt .""s . Ludtck 1 The ··~ret Agent" series on Involvement testa on' ~itlzen- "CBS R e ~orIs: I.O.U. ldent of ?BS News, wbo&e large their Central Hockey League smce losl~ to Mike CBS, with Patrick McGoohan. ahip, health, d,rlvlrlg and tans ~15,0110,000,000. About consu- contributions to televlskm are farm club in Omaha next Broctlonj : Maas., Ia "The StroiUn' 20s," CBS. An "The Hill COuntry: Lyndon mer cred1t. so well known now that 11 season inslead of al Mlnneapo- last January. . all-Negro musical starring Sid· Johnson's Te~as," NBC A one- "Victory in E""'pe-20 years seems unnecessary to repeat lis-St. rauL . ., . . . ". ney Poltier,_ Diahilnn Carroll, hour tour with tile President as later," CBS. Gen. Eisenhower them again. Emile ••ranci!l, gtneral' manaMi!BiWN:utY'8 W;v.i'.'!ll Sammy Davis, Joe Williams guide. took part In this broadcast William Buckler, who put ger of /he Rangers, gave no The body of the Jeodlt .. 1'IWI. and many others. Coverage of Pope Paul's visit wliich, via the Early Bird some new life in television reabOn for the shift from sionary, St: Francll x.YW~ :t In the area of documentaries to New York City and the satellite, visited some old debate by dissenUnj, with great Minneapolis-Sf. Paul, which called the "Apostle o1 tbe· .f i. : and public ~flairs: United Nations. All three battlefields and areas of World wit and ability from the lllllD!It won the CHL regular season diel," lies in 1 shrine ID ~· ,, . "Who Shall Live?", NBC. An networks were Involved wlib War II one-sided . establishment view· championship the last two former tiny enclave a. jlil' '. hour broadcast dealing with the running coverage, but if I were "Grand Canyon,'' NBC. With. point that bla'!'<ell tile net- years. west coast of IDdil. ·~ . · ' 1 HOLLYWOOD CUP!) -TheiTbe Barbro Strel•~nd !pec!al. ll!gular programrnlng of the "Frank Sinatra: A Man and past television year has had His Music," NBC. An hour of more In common witil the mud song. below than the sky above. "Inherit The Wind," NBC. Neverthele118, there have be'n Starring Melvyn -Douglas and some worthwhile productions on Ed Begley. the networ)fs, and this viewer's "A Small Rebellion," NBC. personal choices of some of the Simone · Slgnorct and George shows worth recalling follow: Mabaris starred In this "Bob In the entertainment area: Hope Theatre" drama about an "Death of a Salesman," CBS. aging actress who tries to get With Lee J. Cobb, Mildred an angry young playwlrght to Dt'""OCk. alter his · play because it hits "Color Me Barbara," CBS. her too close to borr.c, mas," :fa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:__ _ _~:...._---=-----=...:__ JOIN THE ·THO·USANDS OF __:._ nult !.. --=-----''----~--------.~-- . _ ./ Mary Eblin $10.00 April Smith $50.00 ,...._._Pomeroy, Ohio -.... Norm11n Smith $50.00 Pomeroy, Ohio ....... -.... Pomeroy, Ohio i<ethryn Pomeroy, Ohio ~ T-roy Shoultltr Cui c,.,,lght, TM Kroger eo.. 1966 Krogl/1' Reg. _,_ - i Jnatant Q)ffee $1.05 .... liP ..._ . F1uffo ' .. s .... ... . I lvOi) LNr "-AI"- ILK 82e "-lloloolll .... . ,...,. ftft. iJiil'lf • n,o..e,t• 5 1 DONIJ'm ------ ... • APPLE BU1TER 4~ $1 39e ....... 45c Kroger Largs '33c CAKE doz. 39c 35c ea. ltllllnt lito ..., .... ploced In -Jol-.....,.. _....... cu..... _.., ...........idorlt,. ... flan • , , prolocto naiUroll•'- ...r llevor, LOUR FLou·R ..................... ...... . ............. _., .......... ... "',............ .. .._ ........ . . ' . .......................-IIIIo... . ) · . , ;· PllllaiPt 'ft ·.-.l ,)t . - lollon Roll I l l - ore loin, muty cuto el btol thll .,. -lolely loonole11, rolletl .... lletl for IIIHl All ' ' •••• lUll IIIIUIIh marflllne tt make m. It lulcy and - . . , ..."" Colt btl.tl ....... ,. __ .., . ... ....... -............. ......... • •• ' ' ' ENGLISH ROAST ••••• •.... .......... Kroger White B·READ: :;, $1.09 •~ ~~- •••• -~ • 2 : •. $1.19 j' lltldn ..... TOMATOF! ····--··--· 7...._. $1 ' Y.W. ,,.IS,. .. \ • . ,.~ .·'.. ' • .,,,.i•. $11 PURCHASI . , ·.IWR SPRAY •••••~.. '=., 59¢ ~· '. ~·:·~ ·· ........... . ...,.... wflh Cillo I . . Wa••~ . '· · ...... .............. - . . ...11 ••• - CANNED HAM $ r .......hta. .99 PRUNES lb. cO(& ' •. '49e If you oro .1111 C01nf11t1o1v lallsfltd wllll any """"Diillll K....r. ... 10111 p;,.... '""" ..,... lht ...,.., rolunol your 1'lilnty - Cantaloupe .... •••••••••••••••• ........... ..... ...-:· 4ft~ '"' -~ ~· ... 39c """"• lui h IIIII .., ........ Iori!- " " - 1 111c1i Ito 11-. Mollow·-· R....... t. In-~-.....,. tnolllelr ·l l lrol.... lito ouct ...,._ ol lllo ........ ~­ ................... w-. ..,..,.tlool _~~~~~, Golden Ripe . ; .............. Nf'W. . . .... It 1'1111 ' Tt; v.!ue llltllpo for J 40 AND lmalltl ha1111 1nm K - oro Yo¥ lf1l# reetiN II 1%'1'/lf c WITH COUPON lb. fully _... , • , I'MIIr t. HI 49e _,...., ' BONUS OOUPON ·,. :t~ ' lb. bog lb. .. .. ~ ' 1/Uart · , !, • - AST lb. CHUCK . PICNIC--···~·-········3 !. $2.29 l'reelt ,...-.~~ l'ryhtlt 1 CWCKEN THIGHS--_......,, PINTO BEANS GROUND DU.IUQUI 1 CANNID _ GREEN BQNS ~~-~ .':..•$1 Krog6r Fresh 1 ,...... ""'"' :· 1· 59e ............... 4 .!.. 69e CHICKEN·:BREAS~ •. . . . . .................. lb. ENGIJSB ROAST -..•... -· ... 55e K-C!IJ . . STEAK •• ,...... ~ •.......·.• ... $1.79 . ·' ...... -·· 87c Jaek Rabbit Dried . 'llltillr c.i ....................... 1... EGGS 00 . ROLL ................ ~. ••luo,- I do1. pkg. lvOl')' Snow . ..,._ tho! ,..... ' Lava ......... THRIFTY lb. Tho USDA CHOICI ....... Mil M Krlllt Ttntltroy Bool lo your oiiUr.,.. tho! 11 hos Plmlnod by U. S. Dlpool A1rl"'""'- _,to Iiiii hlo pooolil-oll quality tools wltlt flrlnt colon. n. KROGER TENDIRAY ohleW It ,_. "" ...... ,.. .. KANDU •....• 3 =._$1 ..lnd""on1r"-U. zw L ...,_ fALl lool ANGEL FOOD Two LabeZ. Tlral . DRY MitK .,. .. ..., Zest 2 TENDERAY lb. Offer~ Guarantee Finest Qooltty Beef/ SHERBET ·· ·- 2..~ $1 ·l'»lJI\If , .·... s. R. DRY MII.K ... ':: $MI··F. . . . . -............... 'lifeguard ...... CHUCK ROAST 1-16. CA.N ~BOQO Only Kroger BU'ITERMILK 1':.,.$1 d .. !1M CENTER CUT BEEF Pllola n.ta,...•• ' . ', ... 65e 1'. . . , ......... . !(,_ 36c ....... .._ ol Top V1luo Stomp!. Slort NYllll - · .., ....... 1nm tho wltlt Mltctloa ol bNullfttl tilts. PEACHFS -~·· 4 •..: 8k Soap ('.tmay I .. J·lb CAN CRIICO 69c FLOUR •..• 25 · 't.. $1.89 Moilllo-1. R• . CORN MEAL .. 5 ...... 19c 88e ... DII'PEU I PI .· ....... lloodi'IHt lvoq 4 Swiss Steak ..•... __ SHORTENING JUICE ••••. -- .• """ =.99e ....... ._ SUGAR ,., •••,10 t. $1.o9 krogor PORK &BEANS 8- 1-lb. cans $1 Ill • • J 11111'111111 • - . lb. Thrifty Sl!ouldor Cut ICmi ,... IIMUI'f II •t K-1'-~ ' J COMPAR.EI TIDE •.•••. -.• · ".: 69c DINNERS . . •.. 3 '::. $1 or Drip Swiss Steak _..... _. AI Krogor YGU 1101 only got low, low prt... "" K...., lr... llomt and NoHonol Bronol Womo, but you oiN f11 llle · ., I I �' ' ' ~' . '' ,., '' '' \ "·~· \' . ' .' · '< ,"i'< I )' :. tie ~ '.~ lJ: ' \ ~.. •' .. ,,.. \~ About In Evenings · Dally Vactlon Bible . School i ' ' ·.' :.·r· .~":s1: ·. IVIJ ~tAL. · ''R :r,. /lutlond-Chureh Plans SchoOl ,. .. \ I '. ' :•' • ' .. •, ~ · .. "' ·. . I·' ., :J·l, _ll '. ' . • ; ' '~ ; ·:.I •' ', , ' !'\ 1 (; :,. ' '· I . ' ' ) ' -~ _ ~·,t. I . ' ... ·,- • pOmeroy . ~- , . ;: , ~'" ( • .-j • .~..) r - ' ~.,. ~~ -~!;If' ~ 1 •_ observance . of hiS birthday. A decorated birthday cake and bQ111e mad,e. Ice· cream were served wl!b the dinner tc Mrs. Welby Whaley, Mrs. Gladys Cuckler Miss EQI!Ice ROwe, .,., . '· •' o·~- """" D......,., ~""'" ~-·. Mr. and MiltGu Roll!h t1Jierlained with a ~ner Sua,. day ~I their bome lijSyracute. Present WI!!'• Mr.,and Mrs. Cla_l' ~ce Andreo,vs &J!d ~n 111!4 Ray\"qond, 'i'Pomeroy; 'M r 1. Mrs. Gratis Bryan . and Mr, and Mrs. Grueser and Laey and Bob. lee cream ami cake were serVed to the above and Ml4dlep0rt; M\~ $baron May. niJ;I, Mason, w, va., and Mr. and Mra.. Rpusb and Gfeiory • and Sjlndra. Karl Grueser of M!Jiel'!iYll'!e Jn Miss J~n~ JohnSon, Wa~Jatlil ~ Te.r ey, e ' at •• ~- ,, ,. ' ' . . ,. .• ~. 1- '" " line ., ' _.,.,._r a.n. Mr. and .JenniQgs ' • ,, .,_.!) ._.,q ,!-. ' .... _f' . {/ . ,, VOL XVIII NO. . 32i -· THURSOAY, .JU~ 2, 1966 . . . . . urveyor ""'cores Trium hant Bullse ' ELBERFElDS Houseware1 _Department on the ' Main Floor is Headquarten for Nationally Known Makes of Cookin!J Utensils. ba the ., lellle•• 9PC~ Annette Funicello Dwayne Hickman (Color) SET IOIIL~·COITEI 'TEFLOI* ••• ACTVAU.Y ewii: WITHOUT - - · -and- WITH A WHIP" Ann Margaret w.t Yw'll ~» emuec~ by 111e ...,. Da ~. cloqbl!M:Oated Tellcm flnlah w~ Cl!UID 11110o onda. J•t wipe It onqe or ~wive with a warm, aoallf clot)l aDd 1t1 sparldlnq dean! · S.tlncluc!ea covered 1 & 2 qt. .-uce plllll: 4 qL Dutob OVn ana cover: 10" lkillet (uaes Duteh Ovn QOT•): nyloll epoon wl apotula. John Foroythe ~~ MEIGS THEATRE 10·99 Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Juno 3-4 Elberfelds In Pomeroy "ONCE A THIEF" Alain IJelon, Ann Margaret, Van Heflin, Jack Palance "DIE MONSTER DIE" - Tecbnicolor- Nick AdamS SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY Juno 5.().7 "OUR MAN FLINT" Jas. Coburn RED BA,RN FROZEN BEEF STEAKS llb. 2 0L 79c ARGO ·Green Cut·Beallf .'6·a:.-· . 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' ) ·. ~eoiJ~(~m- 89c Chap~ln-Canaday _·. COMPLm ' ·' ••ouGH'toH ram Model PHC921~t..ught Blacl< Modo! PHC921& Parchmt!Dt White. 17" higb,20%" wide,J2%•.., Peas ·' -~- Sw"l: f om--, \ . ~ ·:,l, ', · ........ .... OF Ad~nlral. ,.,e.u, ... ·, · \((.J)bmerMo-_,'1; 1~~~~~.':': ,J3ob Gfueser Will guest ,.1$1Jl-.,..96 Hm;r!J, "''' · .·. , "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" Boris Karloff ';f_ ).1''' ' .' te.' .~ ~~; fp~r~~~~~O•.J'~~; 't-1~ - ·r, · · ·· '· •.) ' ·!J,Ii'JIUlUY Ob~Ni~ '· tltl ,:ail M~.W: .,_, .J'l&er · TONIGHT lhru FRIDAY "KITT~N · '• •) I'I·IJIIIIOr at a diiiJler M\)llday ·ljlv~~ IWi parerita, ,Mr. lind Mfli· will be held at jheo KUIWI<I ~ Church of Cbrisl, June 6 through 17th, from 6:30 p.m. 1c · 8·10 p.m. A3C Robert E. Frick of The cirange In hours to even· Fi ld M d' n Wise and d d to theax e' alSo, . in[' was ma e ue_ . fiancee Miss Shirley Yeske of ;rhool programs tak1~g plac. m M d' ~ and Miss Jerri Frick tllr publiC schools. B1ble school a~~ ' b weekend in !hi~ t'Venin~; will give each of 0 urn us, were p 1 t·hi ld in the community an op- guests of Mr. &Ad Mrs. au p• rlun> ly 1,, attend. . . Frick and family. The theme . thi~ y:ar is "God I Mrs. Albert Burkhart l.J\'t:'~ Juday. 1h~Je will . be daughter and son-m-law, Mr. fi llJ r· classes, Begmners, Prtm·l and Mrs. Warren Reas returnor• Juniors and Junior High. led to their home, Clarksville, 'I""' i1 m are Mrs. B Ian c he Ind. Tuesday, after spending Rralf';• Mrs. Jannctte Carter, the weekend with John Frick. Mrs. Jessie Grueser and Bill . 1 :u·ter: Sabra Canaday is pian· Mr. and Mrs. John PrentiCe ist. Janie Wise, assistant pian· of Louisville, Ky. and Mr. and iS! and Edna Russell. seer•· Mrs. William Zahl and dauRh-1 1nry. ters of Groveport were guests other helP"rs are Billie Jean of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zahl Corter, Kathy Thomas, Mrs .. er the weekend. Ethel Nelson, Beverly Thomp- 1 d M R 1 h Fry o! 5u n. Gloria Thompson~ Mrs. Mr. an rs. a P . B•rlma van Meter, Mrs. Jan- D•yton sp~nt the weekend nettr Davis, Mrs. Joan May relatiVes m the area. . ;.nd Mrs. Reva Snowden. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Da1ley \1 rs. Thelma Hysell is the di- retur?ed home Su~day, after l'!'t'tor and Mn; Jessie Grueser week s VISit m Chdhcothe llf'l' assistant. All children are their son and . welcome. · . and Mrs. Don Da1ley .' . . ' ' ' . . ' ., _, Astronauts Begin New Hold· For Another Try on Friday CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - With their latest obstade licked, luckless astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan went back to the old waiting game today while readied the Gemini 9 spaceship for a new orbital the ,new 8:89 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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