http://66.213.69.5/files/original/48d9ea51a7f539134a46d34471547ba1.pdf e0f3f6373fa057b3afe89dd5c217b2fe PDF Text Text I ,, Now You Know • ITS SMllH CLOTHING ., LUCILLI HAWJC.1 ... Middleport FOR William McQuigg of Bay Village was a vlJito.r here over the week end. Frank 8. Will, John and Williab\ Will, A. Grueser and Richard Finlaw were in Cincinnati Sunday to attend the ball game. Mrs. Em�1t Gross spent the past week in Hamilton with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. She w.11.s a<-�om­ panled home Sunday by Mr. Mil• ler. N■me Brand MeRhandlse �t�. /i.BOVl!l AND BELOW the waistline, button detaU ■park• a one-piece pearl gray •heel' wool knlt day drees, dealgned. by Oleg Cu1lnf. A. ■IJlall roll collar and breut pocket. are �di.Uonal bod1c• <letalL Special Service Held Sunday At Syracuse The Stewardship Promotion !ll!!rvice was cal led by tile Syra­ cuse Fln1l Un ited Prn.11byterian Church last Sunday morning wlth John Evans of the Gallipolis Pres­ byterian Church aml Mr. Kealrm of the J11ckson Presbyterian Church represen!atives ·from the Seiot o Preshytery SH speakers fur lhe special service. • With I diploma In 01M h,ancl and S1rumli1� In 1h(, othl'I lhe Jradu1te i1 rrady IO r11::c lhe world ('olkgt-llOund or CJlttr• boond lhcy 'II oc:ed Stre1mli1c'1 tripk-mengih ll1thrw,1ght con11ruc1iot1 and lffllr1, ticuff-rnhhng vinyl COVt' llnl!� lh;11 tnakc 1hi1 h111a,, idc-11 for the travtlmg y,·,u� �hutl T11p aim tnr 1hty'II arri�• lhip-1h�pt with wrn1klc-fm: do1hc1 1 J BAK ER�.F-UR� ITU RE On The Brlghleot Corner In MI DDLEPORT Special music was presented for the servlce by the ,Junior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Hobert Harden and Mrs. Robert Crow. Choir members were Pame la Sylvester, Eleanor Kay 5nyder, Joltn Utile, Rose Ann Lisle, Don• m1 Phelp8, Tommie Smith, Patri­ '·cia. London and Jimmy Harden. Mrs. Margaret Cottrill was their a('<•ornpanisl. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO TONIGHT "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER" Elizahr-th Taylor and Montgomery Cliff Not Ope" W•dnHcf•Y THURSDAY ♦nd flrld•Y "l'OUNTR\I' GIRL" Bing <.:rosby - G1111ce Kelly Tru,tf>e, Mef>I Momluy THURSDAY MIITING The Twilight Garden Club will meet Thtm1day .e�enlng at thti home or Misites Ethel and Clad' G11rland, Mineuvllle. An ,11ucU� I sate will be held et the doec o{ tl:ie •I mcetlna:, The trustees of the First Unit­ ed Pnsbyterlan church, Middle• port. inel Monday evening in the pastor's study with Lewis Sauer Jr. prc8iding. the or matters Buslnc8ll ehurch were discussed. Others preae11t were Don�ld Lowery, t,' red Lewis, Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mi:1. Leland Brown and Clinton Fisher. Buy· A 2 Piece LIVI NG ROOM SU ITE At Sale Pric e $239.9 5 Mr. and &Ira. WUUa Jones and daughters of Akron wl!!re guest& of Henry Amberger, Minenville, over the weekend. . Get BABY DOLL $5:95 to $7. 95 FULL LENGTH PAJAMAS $8.95 CAPRI LENGTH PAJAMAS $7.95 WALTZ LENGTH GOW M S '$5.95 to $7 .95 GOW M S $5.95 $8.95 to HALF SLI PS $2.95 - $3.95 Regular SLIPS $3,.95 to ,t5495 PAMTIES Elberf-,lds In Pomeroy 8- Piece __ _ � .......m uum, IITIIESS UYAIICl a zs YUll-"OIIMZED" COIISTIUCTION ..,,... IS IS TIIE SALE GF THE YEAR! BEMCO POI.ICY · FOIIIDS MY PIICE CllntNG DCEPI' DUIIIIC THIS '\IEIY UIITO lffll Oil TIE INSCOIIJINUED UWWAY � B R O N ZETO N E DINETT E ,3 Rooms Only $595 .MASO� FURNl't T U Ri ' ' '' ) I s. Kaiser's Belpre Plant Expanding In Early June Nixon dld not elaborate on that statement, made in a speech to • breakfaat of the Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Preas Club. He aaid there liad been other RuaaJan spy lncidenta which he could not dlscu11 because it would expose our Intelligence 1ourc:e1." Friday Services To Be Held For i Mrs. Dana Ables Funeral serviCea Will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the Ewin,: Cha• pel for Mrs. Dana (Alice) Ables, Neate SetLlement, Who paased awQ' yeatf!1rday at the Holzer Hoa­ pital , in Gallipolis following a abort. iUnea of a heart conditio n. Mn. Ables was a native of 1Ang1Villt!, She ii sutVived b)' her bu• b'apd and the Collowin11 children; Clinton Pierce. Rutland; Raymond 'Pletd, at home; Mn. D11e Gilkey, GalliPolll; ftitr1. Ro1Un DIil, Pom­ eroy; Mn. Thoma■ Scott. Pomeroy RD· Dana Ables, Jr., Syracuae: J'tck Ablea, Middleport; and Jarnes Able■, at home. AIIO sunMn1 tre 17 ar•ndchildren. Interment will be made in the Milea ctmetery, Rut11nd. • IUiJIJ • TAllf • ·-CHAlltS '' r·----�------�-•-••• -. 1 · s1E ou• Mayors Proclaim Poppy Days In Meigs Towns SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI-Vice President Richard M. Nixon said today that two Soviet apiea were arrested in · Ma1S1chu1etts last fall at the moment Russian Premier Nikita Kbru1bcbev was talking peace to the United Nations in New York. Kaiaer Aluminum & Chemic11l Corporatlon'a Belpre· Plant Is wche­ duled for expanaion in early June, company spokesmen announced today. J. R. Lawlor, Plant Manager, said the Belpre facility, one of the most modern aluminum foil lam• tnatlns plants in the nation, will be enlarged b)' approximately 28,000 , l(luare feet. Work on the pro­ ject la alated to begin during the firat week In June with anticipated t11;rgel date for completion stound August 15. 'Khruabchev could not have been aurpl'l■ed o'r horrified when he learned of the U-2", Nixon Aid. ''There was no gap here in Soviet intelligence when be wu here," Nixon said in reply to • que1tion that if Russia aentencet Am­ erican U-2 spy Francia G. P.owera to death, �e United State• 1hould "reappraiae . its attitude toward Soviet •1enta caua:bt in ·the United States'." · ' ' Two Girls Win Scholastic Honors At �peine 1 . BUfffT AHO JjllE. HA_ MATCHING PLASTIC Tors . A• -dj,.ected Khrushchev blamed EiAnhower add The Am­ erican U -2 spy plane incident fo.r 11 torpedoin&" the summit conteT­ Soviet still. 1 :b,..,,...,S\ll!J � · • · ariria 'liiact tna wouJd like to meet with the ,west again in six ., .\iI ,I , Wltli A11 8 (If. �t. Frigidaire aqd , ·, Quallty Gas Range For Only $595 I\ i A 3 Pc. Grey PURCHASE 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ' 11 out of office. The boos greeting Khrushchev today were in sharp contrast to the cheers that greeted Eisen­ hower today when he drove through the streets of Paris to Dame Cathedral. visit Notre French people came up to him Crowd, in the streets booed and urged him to be firm against him H he drove through the the Russians. streets from · the Russian Etn•bas­ JY to the .Macmillan and de Gaulle re1idence. He alBO was booed when he add� a press con­ ference at Pte Palals de Chaillot. Spies Arrested While Nikita Mouthed Peace ' OF FURNITURE WHEN YOU � •. , He snubbed Eisenhower thi.!1 morning by paying farewell calls on President Charles de Gaulle and British Prime Mlnisler Har• old Macmillan and ignoring Ei• senhower. Then he repealed hl1 ,call (or a new summit conference after Eisenhower baa left offiee. � .!Oi� �� ., More WHY PAY $895 FOR 3 ROOMS PARIS (UPI) - Premier Nikita Khrushchev. booed by hos­ tile French crowds who blamed him for throwing the world into a new ci:isis, heaped new insults on President Eisenhower "11.d the United Stales today. lo eight months after Eisenhower 69c to $2.50 OW GOI ,, French Give Nikita Full Treatment 'i FULL LENGTH Mr. and Mra. George B&.umgart• ner of Oak Hill, W. Va., and Mra. T. J. Baumgartner of Nitro were Sunday &ueata of MiH Callie Kloes and John Strauss. Theodore Reuter and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Henderson of Fairmont and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker of Sact·amento, Calif., spent Sunday with their father Walter Reuter. The group called on Mr. and Mrs. C. J. EI.Jcr1bach and Mr. and , Mrs. Homl!r Hawklns in the after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher of Senecaville came Sunda y evening to attend the baccalaureate M!r­ vicea of RJcine High School. Their dau&hler Louise ia a member of the .:;nduatlng class. Mr. Fi!1her rettfrrfl!d home that night and Mn. Fisher remained for a week& visit in tl\e area. DURING BONUS SALE Ohle: · Partly, IUllflY ..... ..., tMln• thl• aflNIINn. A ltttt. .:ooi.r "" _. ..utt. ,-ti-. fair, 1 llttte ..._ ......... ,.._.. d•y f•ir, ••.,..,.· UIW ........ 401 north MNI 0-55 NVth,. PAJAMAS Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Slory of McArthur were Saturday guests of Misa. Marcia Karr. Mr. Story was a former pupil of Miss Karr in the BurUngham School. Jack Weeee and Miss Linda Weekley lludenls at Ohio Univer• 1ity and Miu Marcia Karr were Sunday dinner iue1ts of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese. The sroup at• tended the baccalaureate se11vice at Racine High School in the evenlng. BE DROOM SU ITE ent1ne WEATHER . Dl,-lnf Room l111tr at low Dl11ttt l'tlctl . Pay 0nly $ a1 y • tlngerle For The Graduate Mr . .and Mrs. Sam Bolin of At· hens; Mr, and Mn. k!o Williama of Charleston and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Welby Whaley. Mr. and Mra. Dana Bradshaw of Pt. Pleasant vi1lted Sunday with Mr. and Mrrl'. Val Grueser of Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Delay and daughter, Ruth, Mn. Marcia De• lay and Suzanne 'thompaon of Columbu1 were weekend guesU or Mr. and Mrs. John . Smith of Nye Avenue . . Mr. and Mra. Robert Thompson of Columbu1 visited Saturday eve. ning with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith enroute to Florlda. w. .••. -• --•--•• llr. ud Mn. Wtllatd Ebeubaeh vlsJted Sund11 -1th Mr. and Mn. Cbarlea Buet Ud Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lli&ht. • e ly Unlt.d PNM lntern.tlonal The Cenaus luruu 1,1y1 th ,.. CNII tally ahawt American hmo• ha1 a pafNll.tion -, 20,otO, sl• per c,ent mor• than In ltSO. 8.--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 17, 1960 Mainly About People In Pomeroy • II MEIGS COUNTY • & 1 ! h1f . S9' Ohi o �t . t '" \ r.-h. . 1 5lh & l l l • b Sta Culmnl..11� , Ohio . � FULL U)'IE·, o, . I Mod-rn Dinettes & ' . ·.tl�kfatt2'tats · I 11 SEE INSIDE TODAY � Toda)"• D a I I y Sentinel, pagot t llJroullh 14, commem­ orate Notional i:;:c: ek, .: featured .adv by loal l!lerelianll, • ucl lliorllll 117 ud plelure• In and oboul llelp Gemnl Bospllal. MARY IULIR Charles Hayman, Executive Head. of Racine tiigh School} baa ilnnounced tbe selection of the val­ eatctorlan and aalutatorian tor thi11 ear·1 commencement exertlsea which ,are to be · held Friday at 8 9. m. Valedictorian l, Shella Young, J1urhter of Mr. Jnd Mn. John l'ouna. She complled a four year point average of lt5.U. �its Younc, who Je a com,ner­ cl.al major, bu been active in both oand and pee ctu� wu·a member of the Pep Band, a class omcer ior thre. yean, a club officer for one, participated in both the Jun• ,or and Senior plays, . a member of the Echo and Racina 1taff, a Latin Club·member1 representative 'of the scholanhip team, member of the GAA, t.he Businesa Educa­ lion Club and a p-m leader. The 11lutatoritn, .Mary Euler, ls the dtuahter of Mr. 1ncf Mrs. Hen­ ry Euler; lfi,a Euler mail)tained a 9'.08 avena:e during her four Year high IC'hOOI training. She la tlso a mmmerei1I major and a member'of the Buainesa Edu­ cation Club, the band, tnd the L■. t­ (1" T- Glril Win, P- Tw.l The expansion will come a, an enlaiaep'l\lmt to the e:icisting plant buildina and will be used as stor­ age ,pace for Lhe plant's materiall. Lawlor said no additional em• ployment or machinery is antlcl· pated, but that the new portloo of the plant will be constructed 10 that conversion to a manufacturina: area can be easily accomplished when the market demands. A pace-setter ih the foil lamin­ ttlna: industry, the Belpre plant has grown rapidly since its incep­ tion aome Lbree•plus year• aeo. The plant now produ<;ea a wlde variety of laminated '(oil produrts for customers acrou the nation. Deadline News IIRLIN UPI - TM IHt ■Ar· Un Communl■h today began pr• parlftl t lu.t.. rally- to wwlcame Premier Nlkit• l(hru•hc�v ThurtlltY' when M 11 H,ecMd' te\ NntW' h11 -'tack en Wnt lttlln fnedom. Robert Whit., Syrac:uM, waa bJ"aiht to the Mel.. GeMral · HolPhll .., 10:IO- a•. m,. tod•Y by the SyrHU.. ....,....,cy 1Quld aftw· he wa, ovarcCMM by 'tum.. white palntlrw1 the batlllf'OOfl\ at ht. hcHM, . ·The tquN anlnltt.rH OQWeft and ht> Wti •• ·rnt,1111 comfort.Wy at the holp,lt1I at aoon todaJ. ...,o,..... Cuckler Services To Be Held In Harrisonville Funeral 1ervlces for Mils Edith Helen Cuckler,. age 49, who died Tuesday ' In Cambtldge Hospital, will be held Friday at 10:30 a. m. -from the Presbyterian Church in H■rri1onv1lle with burial in the Wells Cemetery. Mh1 Cuckler waa born 1nd ralaed In Harri■onvllle, Survivors are I brother, Clif­ ford C. Cuckler,' Pomeroy; a ,i1• ter, Mn. Hoblrt Bryson, Racine; hid an aunt, Mr11. Clyde Calvert} Cheater. She ;,Vaa, &Jie dlughter of lbe late nillk aM Kalle (Smith) Cuckler. 11ie Rev. Weber a'boma will offlclste. 'Friend■ will be received at the Rawlinga-Coats· Funeral Home at I anytime. I · · · MEIGS GINliRAL HOSPITAL Admitted: Garnett Pott1, Syracuae; 'Allgusta Swett, Columbus; P. D. Lottridge, Pomeroy. Di1missed: · Dorothy Dunt, Portlfind; Emma Hli)fman, Syn· cUH; Mra. Pauline Collins, Ra· clne. Mayors o( three Meigs County towns today issued proclamations settint May 20 - 21 as Poppy Days in their communities. Mayor Charles Legu, Pomeroy; Mayor Kenneth MeElhinney, Mid· d1eport, and Mayor E. A. Wlngett. Racine, set this Friday and Satur• day as Poppy Daya when members of the American Legion Auxlllar• ies offer the little red paper flow­ er to the public enabling each American to wear a memorial to this nation's war de41d. Wearing of the poppy, the pro­ clamation Hid, is sllo retognized 11 a. lribute to disabled veteranll.. Auxiliary units in Pomero)', �id· dleport and Racine will sell the poppie1. Workers of lhe Pomeroy Post No. 39, Drew Webster Auxiliary, haVe been announced as follows: Mesdames William Baxter, Char­ les E. Lytle, Lawrence Smlth, Al· len Hill, Clifford Hayes, Geo. Hack• ett, Sr., Richard Young, Harry ttouda.shell. Elza Gilmore, Harley Frank Cheesebrew, Stalnaker, Thomas Clark, Pearl Knopp, Er­ nest Powell. Get)rgc Bearhs, C. F. Tompkins, T. A. Henneuey, Roy Holmes, Al· do Jeffers, Gaynelle Wise, Ben NeulZlinc, Jed �bater, Sr., Pearl Hysell, J, M. Thornton, George Mowery, Paul CHci, Harold Smith and Miss Erma Smith. Mr■. • B�n Neutzling will be on Radio Station WMPO tomorrow mornl11g at 10 a. m. Her subject will be "Why We Should Wear A Poppy." Satisfied Bu-,er Ot:Sentmel Ad Offiers liibut,e An ......... trlbut. to the 1tlll111...,o_. of I tl1111f1N ad In n. s.ntlMI IIH betn ,.. 1:•lwd front I uttsffed cu1fo.. "\er. Mr1. Charles M. Hiley wrlt11 ■s follows: HI with to thank you for run• nln1 fflY' ad. I want you to know I solct the whNJ chair n.xt momln1 afMr the fl,-t •d 1:am:e •"' ,net had another c.111 1ft the afte.moon bvt had al• ,...,, Mid tM chair. I wish to ttt.nk you apln. "" L,Mn. Charla M. Haley. This is how Philip Sporn Plant at Graha m Station, W. Va., jointly owned by Ohio Power <?om�y and Appalachian Power Co mpany, will look on completion of a new generating umt and a n�w stack to serve ex isling units. The new 450,000-kilowatt unit, left, to be owned by Ohio Power Mll be on e or the world's largest when it__.11oe, inti' llpeta'lion late this year. It w1U b_nng '!ant .capacity to 1,050,000 kw. AfJ,,ii11aies ·of . war� are moving rapidly on the ifdlt, ) accor ding to R. II. i.ff,son, supervising engineer. . Practically all colu:ret� work ,is done and _a 11 structural steel is up. In addition, a large percen�a·ge of the equ1pment 1s s�t and b01I er work completed, and work is well along on seth� the generator and turbine. Thf n �w stack, at right, to be 600 feet high, the same heiiht as the stack for the new urut, �s scheduled for completion in 1961. It will ser.-e umts 1 through 4 at the plant, replac mg four smaller stacks. In this phase of the plant work, the foundation has been poure d for the stack. Lawson reported that pre­ sently there are 7-38 men working on the pr ojects. -- Traditional Class Addresses Made At Wah.ama High On Occasion Of Commencement Exercises Traditional Addresses by the class Va-lediclorian and Salu­ tatorian featured �mmencement exercises at Wahama HigJl School Tuesday mght when 65 seniors sa:id "farewell" to their high school. Suzanne Wolpert, Valedictorian, found the event 2 '"step separating school life and the life outside, bringing realization of truly gro�ing up, with some sadness, and some regl"ets." She found 1l "a pomt of no re­ turn, when we will be reapon1ible for our decisions and when we learn how much h�lp was re· ceived rrom [acuity' parents and classmates.'' Mis1 Wilmerine Clark, Salutatorian, thanked the faculty, bo&rd of education and parents for the training the class received 81ld found that "we seniors have finally realized the importance of our town, its people and our school.'' Presentation of award& were made by Principal C.,yde Foley who observed in brief remarks "ltow good or bad '' it is to gra• duate. He urged the main thins to remember is to put faith in God and do your best." The awards: Sr. Girl Commercial Lions Club Sandra Burns; Vocational Agri­ cultural, Gary Rood; Athletic Group Achievement Awud, Timo­ thy Duncan, Carolyn Dol6or,; Rho dodendren Girls State, Suzanne Wolpert, Carolyn Dolson; DAR Sr. Good Citizenship, Suzanne Wolpert; DAR Sr. Citizenship, Leadership, Scholarship, Timothy Dunsan, Myra Roreman. Smilh•Capehart Post 140 Amert• IJln Legion Citizenshi p Award pre 24 Cars Chttked At Salem Center In Safety Drive Deputy Sheriff Clarence Shields inapectcd 2-4 t:ars at the Salem Cen­ ter School in the Car Safety In­ spection drive ye5terday afternoon. He was assisted by Mrs. Evelyn Monlgomeroy of the Farm Bureau Women's organi:r.ati4ln which is H­ sisting in the checks. Today·s safe­ ty check is being m;J1de by the Har­ risonville sehool lor Scipio town. ship and tomorrow's will be held for Rutland Twp, on State Route 124: at the Eli Dennison home. Suzaone Wolpert, Jen,, Wiles. Retognition of Honor Society Students; Wilmarine Clark, Caro­ lyn Dollon, Suunne Wolpert, Ti­ mothy Duncan, Delores Mattox · ,MU"ilyn Swartz, G�ndilin Taylor: Sue Ellen Goodmle and Shirey Henry was a1i0 m.ade, Presentation of diploma& was sented b:y Henry Perry, Marilyn Swartz, Herman Sle\tarl; Blbe made by Wilden Roush, · superln­ Ruth �edal, · Outstanding aJIO!ls­ temJent of Mason County SchooJa: mansh1p, Sue Ellen Goodli1te, assisted by Miss Lelah Powell William Greer; Danforth, Fo1,1nda• and Glenn Smith, who banded a tion, Sh irley Henry, Jerry Wile,, white rose 10 e"lch gr1duate u he OAR Sr. Girl Gooa Homemaker, accepted his diploma. Re". David Freeman _ gave tbe Marilyn Sw■ rtz; Betty Crotter Outstanding Homemaker, Eleanor invocation and benediction while Roush; JOUAM Athletic Elp:ier lhe high school band, directed by VanMeter; DAR Outn■ndins Jr. Mr. Reed, played three numben, History, Doyle Jone1; Balfour including the Alma Mater. ---'---'------'--------'--------- Events Announced Marking End Of Eastern Local School Year End of school activities for the Eastern Local School Dis­ trict have been announced by J . S. Davis, executive bead, as follows: Baccalaureate Services will be held Sunday, May 22, at "2 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Speaker for the afternoon will,. be Rev. Robert Card, Pastor of the Chesler Methodist Charge. Vineyard, �ther Watkins, Sandra Commencement services will be \\'oUe. held Wednesday, Ma y 25, al B p. m. in the high school auditorium. Speaker will be Dr. George E. Hill, Oirt:ctor of Guidance 11t Ohio Univeraity, His topic wrll be "Un­ fini1hed. Business." Graduating teniors are: Ruth Ann !Baker, •M.arlene Barr Sharon Bearha, Mary carr, Will­ iam Chapman,' Zenith Chevalier, Carl �hicheater, Marth, Coleman, Larry Colhns, Lee Cowdery, Patty Cowd�y,. Ron&ld Cowdery, Lewis Cor.arl, William Crislip, Virginia Curtis. David Davis. WJ!liam Durst, Donna Fitch, Ralph Giflen, Tressie Gilland, Edgar Hartung, Joann Hensley, David Jordan, Dolores Koenig, Roger Lance, Carl Landon, Charles Lee, Susie Livingston, Herbert Matheny, Clyde Maxey, Thomas Mays, John Mora. Randall Powell, Elton Ritchie, Roger Rose, Mel\'in Sanders, Sharon Shields, William Shelton, Dale Showtlter, Sharon Sloter, Barbara mlth, Janet Sovel, Audrey Spenter, Martha Steams, Kenneth Ttgprt, Jam.ea- Torrence, Eraeat Chester Eight Grade Commenr.e­ ment will be held Wednesday, May 18, at a at the Chester Grade School auditorium. Tuppers Plains Eighth Grade Commencement will be held on Frida)', May 20 at 8 at the Tup­ pers Plains Grade School a ucU­ torium. Riverview Eighth Grade Com­ . mencemcnt will be held Monday, May 28, at e at the Riverview Grade School auditorium. All school i11 tlle Eastern Local School Dialrict wiU clo,e school May 26. Middleport Police To a,.,-,k C.ars May 21 Chief Herbert Gilkey has an­ nounced that hia department will hold an Auto Safet)' Check Sat­ firday, May 21, on South Third St.. in front of the Middleport high school building. The check will be made between the houn of 12,30 ud , with further de­ taila to bl, 190,,.. J,ater. �• 2--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport. 0., May 1 8, 1960 - - ----N i xon Sel'f! Blund<'r Com m iHe<I By Pren,ier ' , .. Ori.-ntalion Day l o Scherlu lul At Wahan,a Mrs. Mary E. Capehart, guid• ance dir�clor of Wa halJI• H1gh St'hool, h&s announced thal Orien l ation Day will be observed a t tht' 1 st·hool on Wt'dnesday. Thursday 11nd Friday of this wl'ek. Medals, A,vards Made Foil owing Eastern Revue ., A l ' BURN. N. Y. UPI-Vite Pres1drn1 lta·hard M . Ntxon s;ud Tuesday mgh1 Soviet Premier !'111k i t a S Khr ushchev ro mm111ed a " majur blu nder· • t ha t l u rnrd Ari estun.atcd 300 persons .al- '-' l.l fld opinion agams1 him wht>n tended F...11 stn11 High School ' s an ' h1· t .H'Pl•doed the Paris �u1111111t nual lloml' F<"onom irs and I n dus- rn nfer(•nc ". � 1 xo� also disclosed that Presi­ tri,il Arts e;hibit �i;>cenlly when Eisenhower had pla�ned lo dent students given recoi:nilion was I tel I the su mmlt leaders this c�uneffort. ding outstan for try was wil ling to give the Un ited Shop boys (Jresen!Pd 200 pro- 1 N n t ior1s a l l its higJi..1 l l i l 11de U-2 jt"rls for \•1,•wm t-: follow i n g . e ' ' ,py planPs" for use in � world· ? t >·k show b) ho rn(' er.: o nonllc� w H l t· 01wn skW:1 program . -<1tudcnts. lfedals and ('E'f1 ificates went to these sho11 exlulutor� Larr�· Bai ley, so1ll1omure: Let<lY Borr. Jun­ ior anti lto11111t- ('ow1trry , !-.t ' 11i<ir I Ct'r1 d1,·atc.s of 1m•r11 went l o HOLZER HOSPITAL Ron freshnw11 Hie-hard Nease, Ad111 1 t t 1•d May l o : Mrs. H. Ber­ Cashdol lar and llolland Hober!.'> ; nanl E r 1 r1 k 1•, Pomeroy Mr�. Dale Sun1m1• rf1el<l, I l l l l , I A· ! urt F'olls; M iss Judith sophomurl'S Tom Rkhard lkm ll•�• and Fran k An­ l.i•ask , Hilvenswood; M iss Marjorie drew. j111uors ( ' h ttrlcs C11r: 1s. M i l Leask. lh1n·nswood ; Boney Mil• ford Frcdenrk. l'ha�lcs Haker ehell. Pomerof; Theo Heines, iimJ Joe Barr, M>n io1 6 Davt' Jor­ llt>mlork Gro"e; Mrs. Donald dan, Zrnll h (hl'Vill Lrr and Carl Husscll. Wes! Columbia. Chkha ster. Dismissed May 16: Mrs. Richard Rex Haile) , Chester, was .iward Grueser. Charles Baker, Mrs. Ro­ ed a redar chest as a door prize. bert Reigel, Steve Thomas, Floyd John11on, Mrs. Evan Davis, Mrs. Lawrence Beaver, Sandra Spur­ lock, Denise W('mer, Suaan Thomp son, Eacl Anderson. Mrs. Thur· man Whe.illey and daughter, Mra IT'S Hi c hard Neal and daughter, Mra. daughter, Brod y G i lbert and M rs. Harry L. Leffle. lnC'ludlng LIVE BAIT ! N IGHT C :RAWl,EIIS 3 doz. $1 .00 THE SPORTS CENTER Authorized MacGregor lleodquarters M Ill St. Middleport - - --- J,'011r Survive Crlll!h l11 f .irel'eville House CJHC.1..EVILLE, 0. UPI-Stron1 wind� were blamed today for caus lni: t he crash of a light pl1ne into a house htire Tuesday. All four Dboard the plane and the Ot.'eupant of the house 1urvlved t hough treated for lnJurlet. Ralph Dunaway, 49, Ollve HUI, J(y . pllol of the plane, said he had taken ort fr-om an airport nort hwest or here wllh the wlnd UlowitU( In 11trong gu11ll, whl<'h huffrled the era.ft about. Two Girls Win Scholastic The audience, liJlening i,tent• ly heard her reply, "\'es, 1 did." 'The attorneys eonfcrred quidly The Mason PTA held its last regular meetlnM of the school year with Common Pleas Judge W. S. Slocum, who ruled Mrs. Clark recently. Charlie Ctrr, vtce president, should identify the policemu n. pretilded in the absenca. of Janet Surface, president, and opened the meeting by introducint the PTA sponsored Boy Scout Troop 253. Under the dlretlion of scoutmH l· er Don Cook, the memben of the troop govt• the Scout laws. Mr. Cook then Kave a brier report on .some of their activities during the year. - During the mset1n1 reports by the ,ecrteary and tre,1urer were 1lven. Mra. Edwln Baldwin report­ ed there was nothing defin ite to rep�l'l about lhc kitchen counter s. A 11peclal program was prl'senl­ ed. Vlekle Crow presented a I ap dance and acveral members nf the Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club told about lhelr clu b projects. The 4-11 group then was let.I in the 4-H pledge by Gloria Roush . Cub Seoul Pack 2:13 followed and each cub Introduced himseU . The group gav� the Cub Scout Promise. Mr. Carr briefly Introduced lhe Mason Grade S<!hool Band arnd ,·x­ plaincd its function. Thomas Hl!ed, band diroelor, then directed l he 1 hand In rv·o numhcre. 1 MASON C L INIC Ail111is:.i1rn.<1: Mn. Lydia Ru11l', Mu ldl(' l 1or1. Muy 1 1 : Mrs. Oui11y Ba• l1•y, Mi11d l4' l )t1rl. MllY 1 1 . Hitl ln1: A duul,!h1N. Kath y Ann, 1o Mr. and Mrs. B1•nji1 111ir1 F'. Ba• l i>y, Mldd l,•pnrl . ·�:::=======:...:.:.=�,,;;;....;;;=·= 2 Cycle $44.00 4 Cycle $49.00 22 I nch Model, ;:� �::��:;;ey Widow Bares Secret Loves huin•d Lol11 Clark 1uday told a jury abou1 her secret love ufbtr.s wi1h t h,, mun accused or ldlling her huHhu11d and with a suburb:111 llolil'l' l iuulonant. The former Miami tnodE"l unfold­ NI c!Plail!i of lwr e rfli.lrs m, 1 hc slah' 1 rh·d to provu her lovt• for rloyll E. Hargrove led him to irt· 1 ht• snlpcr bullet whkh killed C:hnrlf'� ('lark in hi! kitchen last Chriiitmns Eve. Mn. Clark told of her affaira with Han1rove. Then undcir crnsa­ i•x11 mlnalion l'lhe t-"r�d detaU11 f1f jn ;Jfrelr wllh C hoster Hdntl,•v. a police lluuhmanl in suburb••n W"II• \oul!hby. Her relations with the otrieer came as a big 1urprlse in :hi, thlrd day or Hararove,'1 rlrse de­ gree murder trial ln thh1 Noth· eastern Ohlo community. H1rarove flrat had ,aid he klllMt Clark but a lie delector lndlcated h 11 innocen�. FUrlher lnve■Uaa· l ion of the 1layln1 led to hit tee• ond confeHIOJI. Defense AUy. Ro�rt L. Sim• mons ,tunned the courtroom au­ dience durlne cron eixamlnatlon when he .uked the mother of four If 1he had had relatlo_ns with olh· '. f . ' " '•,,.! ' CI RCLE"S ' ",.. , -, -- - · ,,... . . • ' NEW SUMMER vo1trs . *BIRTHSTONE RINGS *TRAVEL CLOCKS *ELGIN, HAMILTON, BULOVA, MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO Greatest Sale on Earth N, ,... . . 3 9c oood . . .. 79c I. ���d��y . . wood. Sliced Pork Liver .... ..... ... ,.... .... • 35c Sliced Beef Liver ..... ...... - ".... • 55c ft' .rnul ·,....,.,- Restaurant PMlle WY-1:!�S lll E. Maln P--,, 0- 6 4M. M 10 P.M. .... . . )'OR THE BEST DEAL AROUND! 7· Top v,1- •u�.11- . .-,,...,, _____ lb, .., r;, ,.• ;� - -, ., ,,1 Op.n Evenin91 TII a P.M. �� " ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS "'I'nLnlporhltion an Land &. Sera·• Phono WY-2-3870 I. Main St. � · �- · . 5 K...., ...... ,,....... . $1 .00 Peaches • • • • • • · . . tll11:,..... .. - ..lwM. . . . 3 ....!v. Beats .... ...... .,_ ....,. .. ........ 4 No;...• 49c I Kroger Flour� � �. 5 .. · Shortening .... _ •- .... 3 'Salacl ur,ssmg �-l __ ... · L_ Buns- -- " · loftlhlctl . It I . .... .. .. I - I ,. .... Corfe} Cab .. Wheat Bread .. :� .. 2 . �. ' IATONI TODAY 11'1 AMAXINGLY DlfHIINT • • HOGG & · ZUSPAN MATERlALS, INC. " , I. . _ _, .. ' . , • • ,� . . . . . . l. · ..... 11.dlaw I ! A Houseful Of All · M EW FURNl'T'U RE ___ ' Plllcla ' ,, -1, � °' •I• ., ., I "' ' , • '/""1 \ · 1 \ 3� ' • li •!< 1 LIY I NG ROOM KITCHEN • ' $59,5�...,s �� - BED ROOM 1. • ' MASON, W. VA. ' ' ' 1• ••1- � "· · : '""' 91j ' 'ff . - -• &;; ,C _ ,', , . ,-,,===,:;=,,,,.• Phone SP�-5514 ::........ t;.:.s:.• ·10 �· 39C, 19' � ,, ,, �,;.,;, - 1ft 11!1f· .... _111 49c ·� .:...., � lh ' BiYt t:.nu.�•>59c ' .... c.•., ...,. �...__,.,._.._,_L_ ' ,·::IFS . . .... .- l!'li11• tr ...it ' · jll, ,,.:. ·� a:RIWl'NI r· .. · · · · . .. ...,. r ...... .,. !"_ • ___ - - oo - ,, . . 1 :':. ·. Laker Shift To West Coast Now Looks Probable ., ' .. _. 39c _____ !: "-� 2 ·I • l. ..... _ v- Choice • • • Mix or Match - - - - -�� k � lb. ....., GNJ .... 5 ... 89c , NOW - - - /Jq. . . t3 .... $1 • •• • --- "'- ' SATO ftl. CONV)IN(ENT It'• llard lo get along wllbo1d a rlilge - iml ■ re, a · �111Hy. · 'tle,'re· � 1n• frig•�• 1a ' •• .' -,I. · ' \, eluded Iii llilt l .room INUP, • f- ii!m'oat . "•. ' I• • . BAkER FORM ltUilE' 011 Tb• Brlebted c.rner Ill ..... MIDDLEPOlli' _· I NEW YORK UPI-The NaUonal Baokttboll Alsocl1llon cleared' the wa)' today for • shift of tbe Minnesota Liker,• franchlaa to Loa An,elea and Nt Jun� 14 for a meeting lQ. Cfln11lder Chica,io'a le1111e 1p.pllc1tlon. :Lea1ue Pretideht Maurice Po­ doJotf aaid 11J: olber •ppllcatlons for franch!ses were read at thfl NBA'a Tu,tday meeUns but non, ue beina: considered for next • 1e.a10n. " The board or aovemor, "re• moved the l11t" obstacle , to the I Minneapolis tranlfer by lndlc1tin1 "a 1ultable schedule ean be drawn up" tor I team In Loa An­ plea. Owners Solidly Against Bill By K�fauve,r LADIES' FANCY RAYON UN DIES CHICAGO �I - Mojor leapt . owneri were arrayed in · a oolid front IO!l•Y boll,- 1or · and against legillallon 1 � ,ngulate the pni6 proposed b)v.-5'ff. Eltu Ke­ f"M••· IIJ-,.T�nn.Ji · of the 11· NJ1tlon1l and \ American league club111, in a super secret aeuion Tuead.q, approved. unanimou111 tb.e ,:,"t\W(J Ol"' i tH1e8' p.aae" 11-tement ezpre11ln1 their poiltlon. e by�:;�::sTo::r thll week in hearln1ir;I on the Ke­ t,uver bill. .-J)Wnera �eJr:t1�\� More Sports On Page 6 19c SPECIAL Ali wrts of step.i n .panties, ICJl>&e or elutk ;Jegs, plain or faDCy &t)"les. Sizez, 5-6-7. Speci:al for our AnDiversary Sale, SHORT SLEEVE STYLE! -- TRADE l!XPANSION SALE - 100 COUNT PACK PICNIC fancy Woven plai<b, ,cottons, and Solids . _ _ pearHicd buttons. Cool' short sleeve styles for summer wear. Sizes Small, · Medium, Lerxe. MEN'S HANES 81 x99" PLATES SPECIAL White Tee Shirts $ 1• .• Nylon reiQiforced se.m � and neck. Trade E•pamion Sale IAlxuriously 80100tlb, crispy white. 1-figh thread oount · - · · Ful-ly pfe--shrunk.. Each hand· 80mely pack'aged. Eaoh - 88c Ra,o. Ste Value _ __ _ HoPe bleached mlDlm pillow cases to match above sheets are speciaUy prieed too. S.g 9-ineh sfae picnic plalel - exlni. heavy quality paste-board body. Very spooj-a] price for IJti.s sale only. - TRADE EXPANSIO N SALE - - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - Boys' Fancy Colton DRESS INSULATED METAL PICNIC . JUGS - . .. SPECIAL 9ffl:· SOCK S • Keeps H.quid.s ·hot or cold, Lillhograph­ . ed meta¼ tihell witb glus Uner. Pies• tic screw on, top with pouring spout. ... SPECIAL ' 10c Big Mill Scoop. Lowest ,prices ever on boys' dress oocktS! Fancy p l.a-ids, cfox., etc. Siz.esi 6 to 101,i . Irregulars of 39c sellers! EARL¥ BIRD SPECIALS TRADE EXPANSION SALE Ti NM IS SHO ES -.. Mighty - Mammoth Heavy gauge ' - T•ADI IXPANSION SALE - COLORFUL Gfus Vegetable _DISH ES , 19c .. Milk ,glass, pleil.ni and deco�te<f, ciear crystaf. tn aa,sorted pattern, lfKf cl» me1'!N •• a9c val.,.. Spodal Elqpanaion. TnJ• , . -· .... ·rov . fl" - TIIADI IXPANIION sAi., -­ - C..ILDREN'S COTTON PANTI ES 1 oc All cotton knit, solid white, double eeal. Very c�mfortable wi\t ela,tic legs and waist, Sizes 2 to 6 yeaI'Ei. � TRADE EXPANSION SALE - ' ' SPECIAL 59 c Genuiat! rubber Zori tlKlillas for com­ fort and wear at beach , shower or 'Casual wear . _. assorted colors. EARL¥ BIRD SPECIALS Famous 36-lnch Hope Bleach.eel Muslin - yd. 2Sc utral Large Size Turkish Towels - - · · each 25c 39-lnch Unbleached Muslin · · - · · - · · · · yard 19c Aluminum Top Cake Saver with glass plate • $1 • Women's Jamaica Shorts, plains, plaids - $1.00 L WOMEN1, MISSES' $1.99 Pl!AnD SUMMER SKI RTS $1 e00 A lucky pwobaae makes 1'hl, low price �•• - bhe &lttrtd: U"e l!Olll­ pletely washable! ldeaf for now thni euAimer. Sizes 22 to 30. Massive - TRADE IXPANSION SALE - SPECIAl 88c Sizes: 2Z lo 30 Large ,enough for home :use - idea-J for camping. •bi-•wl, cbromep!,tte ,iliH with aerv­ : �� ibandlm. Sbl.Jrfiy tripod �removable) chrome ' $1 \® MEN'S SUMMER Colorful pl-aid p\as­ lic irumlated picnic � Large capaci­ ty. Holds food bot or cold for hours. Adjuslable! Impo�l · Biaet CllQ.V&t top« wJltl · whit.. lrim. '11hii,k, opri111Y l'Ubber .,.,. for lluh act.Ion. All oizo, 81- to 3, 3',,li too ' 6. Very spec:oai, pair - sl PICNIC BAGS G ri 1 1 SAN DALS Regular $1.39 Values! Bi,g 2'1x52", heavy ffigtit Turkish beach towels. Oa.nnon ql.l.BJjty. Aswrted multi-color str.ipes. I nsulated Porlable BARBECUE Ladies' and Children's t.orl TOWELS LARGE SIZE NELSON All METAL 18-INCH BOYS' AND YOUTHS' STRIPED JUMBO BEACH -Trad• Expansion Safe- FOR BEITER OUTDOOR LIVING: - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - SPECIAl • 42x36" Hope White Cases · · 44t ea ,-------.·· r----..:======:--;:::=======----. SPECIAl 'tilsebiill io - TRADE EXPANSION IAL• - New Drip-Dry Fast Color Dress Prints - yard 33c Women's to $2.99 Pleated Cotton Skirts - $1.00 I Hard Wood Folding Camp 'stools · · · · · · · · $1 .00 Women's Cotton Haff Slips - - - - · · - - · · each 66c Women's New Su mer Handbags - - each $1.00 I) • ... - �"Ch11151 Bit - - - .. ... 'hllli 39c 2·1c , _ �.:: �.� .: : • 1:· ;OC) This Is Stiffler'■ big lz..tore operation "Gel Arqu.alnled" th■I all Soulbem Ohio loob forward ea•h year rome buy ..ve• 11·• a on•e-•year reronl• hreaklng sell-1-bratlon lhal's planned on a BIG scale . . . . lo do BIG lhing• ! 10,000 new ellllomenloln May, 1960. Come wly g� tbe bell value■! Bui. SoEasy . . • Northern Tissui - - -' 4. rolls 35c II ... 9 LUn"'t"' ;n Meat" .. . ... .. Country .. . . . . . ... 3 c Club - 59c .. Pint : Beans .. � .. 4 .... 49.c ♦ cans 20th I St, Qmc.f • • • No. 303 MAY 1 N DO 11. . . So111e Soon ' *CUSHMAN SCOOTERS For tlhose who eccept no­ thibg less 11him leadership *USED CARS - We select only tihe very best in u-sed oars. Boston. nlh1cl n,asta 1rti 1..,n, meaty cuts !Of bNf JIM\ are completely ban1lt1a. roJttd and thtd for HIY fat •nd wN&• hu btan ....,..,YN •• 1tktn. AA of tht Nb tt l_ulcr ■ndi , ten� Redum coupon for 100 ••c•n ... . . . . . . u . . , ,. . . . ,. ... CIRCta's' The Completa Mairlnt Store Featuring 11hese FamOUB Names *IVINRUDE - Fml in out­ board,. *SCOTTS - '.Ilhe F'amou,, Flying Scotts. *YELLOW JACKETS -The llneol In Molde<l MB!hool­ any and Glaai Boatis.. *GLAITRON - '.I1he Qu,al­ lY Bolt. *FUNLINER 17 FOOTER 'Jibe Ariatocr1l of Boots, *FRIILAND BOATS-Fial· ;JIii Boats. *FREILAND PONTOON ll>licT-For lei.,u"' afloat. ie•xur, 8'x l4', 8'x16"· *WHIT!HOUSE BOATS Fi,ber el.ass, alumi-num end 49c Rib Roa st . . . . ,......., games since rejolninf the Dod· I 1ers and collected five hill for a .,00 average. Larry Sherry fol­ lowed Howard's homer with one of his own and picked up hia fifth win for holdina: the Brne1 to four hill and one run over the 1 l11t · three innlncs. Hank Aaron That one awesome �at wlth and Eddie Malhew11 bomired for i the bases filled ii:t the eighth M ilwaukee. I inning not only ended a week-long run-famine but 1a..,e the Dod1et'1 Jack Sanford pitched a six­ a 6-4 victorf over the Milwaukee hitter and won his fourth game Braves that snapped Bob Buhl'• with the 1uppott of a San Fran­ five-year D\Htery over them .at ciaco attack- that Included homers County Stadium. Buhl had whip- by Willie Maya, Orlando Cepeda ped the Dod&ers nine 1tralghl and Willie Kirkland and three times in Milwaukee and seemed singles and a double by Jim well on his way toward makin1 Davenport. Ed Bailey drove in all It 10 when he carried a 4 - 1 lead three runs for the Reda, whose Into the t-ighth. Jim O'Toole ,tarted the game tbe ')odgers filled the bas- with a stre_ak of 1 8 consecutive ; es on singles by Wally Moon and shutout lnnmg-s. Frltnd Wlna Plfth Norm Larker and en error by first-baseman Joe Adcock. Then Bob Friend won hllJ fifth game Howard, recalled lut Friday from a& the Pirates collected 13 bitll Spokane in the Padflc Coael off four pitchers and were help. League, delivered his tape -mei- ed to six unearned runs by Cub !lure homer into a clump of pine errors. Ernie Banks homered for tr:ees behind the center field the Cube but also committed two I of their three errot1. fence. Giants, Pirate, Win Utility infielder Sammy Espo• The San Francisco Gia11ta re · Bito drove in !our runs with a tained their •one-g.ame hold on double and a Bingle and Ted first plaee with a D-3 wln over Kluszewski had two singlea and 1 the Cincinnati Reds and the Pitt& double lo lead the White Sox' 14burgh Pirates beat the Chicago hit attack. Bob Shaw yielded hom­ Cuba, 1 1-6, in the other N1tional ere to Frank Mah:one, Gene Ste­ phens and Heywood Sulllvan at1d League games. In the American League, the was hit hard for eight Innings but Chicago White Soi re.claimed flrst recelve(I credit for b.is t.hll'4 .. vlc­ _ 1 place when they beat the Boslon tory. Tom Brewer was the loser. Whitey Herzog's two run sev­ Red Sox: l I -6 and the Kans11 Clty Athletics downed the Balli- enth-innlng homer snapped a 2-2 more Orioles, 4•2. The Cleve- tie as lhe Athletics ended the lend Indians nipped the New Orioles' five-game winning streak York Yankees, HI and the Detroit The victory went to rellef pitch­ Tigers defeated the Washington er Leo Kiely. who ha1 not yield­ ed a run in seven appearances Senators, 3. 1 , Howard now ha11 played three this year. Jackie Brandl hit hi11 third homer for Baltimore. ' lndl1n1 Platter Raakle The lndlana plastered rookie whir Bill Short for five runs and slx hits in less than two Innings to ·pave the way (or Gery Bell's fifth 1059 in a row. Niel Chrisley, Norm Cash and Chico Fernande:i had two hits each to lead the Tigera• ei1ht•hlt offenelve. Frank Lary .pitchtod a 1even­ 1 wf� hltter and struck out 1ix lo win hi1 third aame for the Tlgtirs and hand Washington•, Pedro Ramos his fifth 1088 In a row. Niel Chris­ ley, Norm Cash and Chico Fer­ AIIYD FIAT INAMII nandez bad two hltB each to lead the Tigers' eilbt•bit offensi...e. MttropoI•lfGft MOfOH I on TV , , , , The Greoteat Show on Eollh Rlnglln1 Bros, Bc,mum & Bailey Circus 9:00 p.m. May 27 ChallMI 13 Sponsored by Top Value and Kro■er ,•. FR I DAY I Pomero, Choice cont•r cut of quolJty beef,exeess woste, bone a�d fat removed. ,. Try By United Pr..1 lnttirll'afional ''rookie of the year" of course, They ull Frank Howard the but the milhty 4W..foot drive the Dodger ol tomorrow but today &-foot, '1-lnch, 2@-pounder unfurl-. ed Tuetday night went a Iona: way he's their man of •he hour. One borne run doesn't rr a k� a loward convincing the Dodgen he'll 'supply the punch they've --- I needed ao badly this seuon. SHOP! SAVEi STA RTS Howard No Dodger Of Tomorrow, He's One For Today, With 450 Foot Grand Slam Jlome Run K&C J EWELERS Phone WY-2-3785 The baseball tournament trail ,Johnny Clelln d. ended quickly and dee!.lvely for The Jefb collected 10 hilt whlct Melg1 County Claaa A team8 Tuea- &1ndwiched around seven Tornad c day on the O U P'rosh diamond. infield milcuea netted two rul\l iJ Racine, e-a winner over Middle• the tint, five in the 1econd, two b port, Monday, went down 14• 1 In the third and (Ive in the fourth. Tourne)' rules 1ay when I team five inning• before 1n onslaught of Jefferson ville baaehit..s ag&inst tW(I 11 more than 10 rum behind after Tornado hurlers, Duane Wolfe and four full lnning1, ll'I had It, bul good, ind there l'lh•ll be no more. For Racine, a run croued in the ANNOUN CE TRAININ G SITE ST. LOUlS UPI - Managing di• fourth when Ro&er Birth 1lngled rector Walter Wollner u.ld Tue1• after Larry Grlmm bad walked. day the St. Louia Cardi11als or the The other Tornado hiU «.·•me from Nalional Football Le11ue will open pinch hltLen Allen Graham and their summer tralnin& camp July Bill Holman, both aln1le1, against Wllt who had relieved starter Bu1h 20 at Wake Forrest, Ill., Colle se. for the wlnnen. PATRIOTS SIGN SHONTA Racine may play ill lul game of BOSTON UPI --Charles (Chuck) the 11eason today, entertaining Shonta, 22, an end from EHtern Eaatern. If arrangemenb are com• Mtchigan Collerze, has signed a pleled for the conte1t, activity will 1960' contract with the Boston Pa• start by finishing (from the 10th triots of the American Football inning) 1 called earlier 1ame, and League. a regulation conteat. Eastern High School, behind good pitching from Terry Swartz, beat Cooivute 9-4 Mond1y. Eastern took a 4-0 lead after two innings and waa never in trouble. Hillers for the winners \\<ere Zenith Chevalier, two singles and a double in four trips; Charlea Collin,, a double and single; Lind· sey Lyons and Bill Durst, two sin• 1le11 each, while Larry Collins and Ron Cowdery each had a single. Swartz permitted only four hits. fanned eight, and walked two. Coolville 000 101 2-4 4 3 Eastern 220 .l03 x-9 1 1 1 Dodd (LP), Thompson, and Blb• bee . Swartz &nd W,ons, Grad1,1ates Phillip Sisters Style SkGp Chuck Roast ..... ' Mlcldleport, OIIM ' Diamond Tourney Trail Ended For Meigs Class A Baseball Swartz Turns In 4-llitter For Eastern Victory *Ronson & Shick Lighten *Eledtlc Razon *BILLFOLDS and PURS� by Meeker and Rolf. Some Hand Tooled *TIE BARS and CUFF LINKS For Men *A Complete Line of Jewelry Gift• • COURT S'l'lEET ' WATCHES DAN RIVER GINGHAM otnSEs FOR SUMMER Beef Stew . . __ ""''N' ''"'�· . . .. 79c -----....'----.-------------"�------. . -""'. """--!>"''· ' . . . •, PHONE WY-2-!!38 Ph. WV-Z-!207 , Pomeroy, Ohio Biseuits . . . . "IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" H and R F I RESTON E DEAL ER STOR E Court St. :a,)illll Gl' �TS I COLD WA1/IS $6.$0 Shirley's leautt Shop English or Shoulde r .. ,..... -- EASY TERMS: , ' 411P U PI\I NF.SVlLLE. o. ur, - [laVl'II• $64.00 up ••n ' Today's Sports ,mu ; Briggs Straiton - 4 Cycle DIMONSTIATION er men. She sai dth.11 she had and the at torney demanded to )mow if she had an affair with a poller oHi• ccr identified as "Mr. X." (Contlnut'<I From P•,. On•) M l 1.:<i 1 .t•.!lslc Sh·eth's fifth grude in l 'luh. Sh r Is 11 ml•mtwr nf lhc l't•P l\11nrl. was hol h n duh and wn11 lhu room count award. Hc­ C'luss offfrer. editnr or thl' Ec.•ho, rrcshments were serverl at the IJH•lllhl•r of the' OAA . and l he' mce clt1h, 11 mt'mhcr of the Hurine staH llitld ul ' l i ve In dramatic!'I. Sh!' 111• l i ' ndf'd 1 h1• .rnurnalism Workshnp n 1 Ohi" l ln lvrrsity A BIG MONEY -SAVER I 18-lnch THRIRI-CUT Romy Power Mowll' Reg. $8.50 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa UPI-So­ Stanley M cG llll1rd, Piqua, super­ intendent of the Port1n1(1uth Dis­ viet P.remier Nil&: ita 1Glru1hehev trict: Rev. Dr. Stanley Jeffery, wu b111i:ed in Tuesday. .t'o­ Dayton, superintendent of the lioe Siid a "well-lluff'ed" dummy Chil licothe District and Rev. Dr. wa1 (Qqftd h•titinl t1'of11 a sia:n Louis R. Woltt>r, superintendent of pon: An 111it.c}),ed .plllcard read: "Death to 1(.hru1bchevthe Columbus D1str1cl. NEW! SOVIET SPACEMAN-The Sovtet latmchlng of that new four­ ton prototype of their utronaut ■atellite reca.JJ• tlll.11 photo ahOWUIIJ how a Soviet spaceman will be geared out when the time doM ooma. The new orbit l!JWl.aher carr1ea a dummy � and all the paraphernaJ1a, they aay. Mason Pl'A Held Last Meeting Of School Year PTA TO M•ET The. Sugar Run PTA w!U meet FOR Thursdny at '7:30 p. m. at the 5('hool. There will be instal lation or officers .end patrol boys will be hom1red. Pare11ts of next year ' first gracte pvpllR are urged to al• r r1cl . A spe cial program has been :::::::: \ fplanned. '•...:::::::::::::::: If You're Going To Fish, Stop lier• Fur A (.'omph•h· Line of G<•ar Graduation Special . NEW YORK UPI - The slock mark.el's current adva nce - cel­ l1p1e of the Paris summit meeting notwithstanding - moved lnto i1s six.th sesaion al the opening today. 'l'rad ing was moderately active. Mlddlepo1 l FISHING GEAR! COLUMBUS UPI-Th� Metbo-­ du:t Church Tuesday announced t he appointments of four superinlendenls to head districh. They were The Rev. Lloyd Zoller, Hamilton, superintendent of the Sp1 .ngfield District; Rev. ST°'�S MOOERATE SMITH aOTHING Name Brand Merchandise ' Students entering the se,·cn1 h grade ll&¥,l year (tom New l-laven wi.11· be felistered on Wednesday, �tluon 0-rede School. Thursday, snd thoiie ' from Hartford, Wes! Co­ lumbla, Broad Run and Lttart on Friday. DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK IN MEIGS COUNTY I Rev. Mc·Gilliard Will Heud SE Met hodi8ts ' - 36x6 VYNOCEl WASHABlE WI NDOW SHADES Green . tan or "''iit:e, tull win­ dow eh.es. Wes:!uble V)'notel plasMc finish. Regular $1.59 values. RHlbade now - $1,00 Sale Of The Year - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - 85-0UNCE CRYSTAL PITC H ERS SPECIAl SALE 39c - Blg 85-0unce l,an.cy ,glass pitchere with ice Up tlhat preven\5 cubm dtp­ ping by wilen you pour for your guesl.8. .. - TllADE EXPANSION SALE - 16-0Z. FANCY TUMBLERS SPECIAL• 9c_ ... T1-ll ked-te.t glasses -- f.ull 16-0z. sb:e. Assorted patterns _ _ _ Regular lk valUel BIG ASSORTMENT FANCY ·c A P S '� I LLOWS SPECIAl 1 9c U:IIUM'liy S9rc __ cool ToYo straw sport caps for e'Jery manr ltteal for golfinl, !\lahlng, motoring, gliroening. � SPECIAL 59c Regular '79t! sellers! Assorted 50Hd and fancy drapery RI.bric covers, with plu mp cotton filling. Big .sel. eetion. Rici Anchor - POIIIINJ �• 2--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport. 0., May 1 8, 1960 - - ----N i xon Sel'f! Blund<'r Com m iHe<I By Pren,ier ' , .. Ori.-ntalion Day l o Scherlu lul At Wahan,a Mrs. Mary E. Capehart, guid• ance dir�clor of Wa halJI• H1gh St'hool, h&s announced thal Orien l ation Day will be observed a t tht' 1 st·hool on Wt'dnesday. Thursday 11nd Friday of this wl'ek. Medals, A,vards Made Foil owing Eastern Revue ., A l ' BURN. N. Y. UPI-Vite Pres1drn1 lta·hard M . Ntxon s;ud Tuesday mgh1 Soviet Premier !'111k i t a S Khr ushchev ro mm111ed a " majur blu nder· • t ha t l u rnrd Ari estun.atcd 300 persons .al- '-' l.l fld opinion agams1 him wht>n tended F...11 stn11 High School ' s an ' h1· t .H'Pl•doed the Paris �u1111111t nual lloml' F<"onom irs and I n dus- rn nfer(•nc ". � 1 xo� also disclosed that Presi­ tri,il Arts e;hibit �i;>cenlly when Eisenhower had pla�ned lo dent students given recoi:nilion was I tel I the su mmlt leaders this c�uneffort. ding outstan for try was wil ling to give the Un ited Shop boys (Jresen!Pd 200 pro- 1 N n t ior1s a l l its higJi..1 l l i l 11de U-2 jt"rls for \•1,•wm t-: follow i n g . e ' ' ,py planPs" for use in � world· ? t >·k show b) ho rn(' er.: o nonllc� w H l t· 01wn skW:1 program . -<1tudcnts. lfedals and ('E'f1 ificates went to these sho11 exlulutor� Larr�· Bai ley, so1ll1omure: Let<lY Borr. Jun­ ior anti lto11111t- ('ow1trry , !-.t ' 11i<ir I Ct'r1 d1,·atc.s of 1m•r11 went l o HOLZER HOSPITAL Ron freshnw11 Hie-hard Nease, Ad111 1 t t 1•d May l o : Mrs. H. Ber­ Cashdol lar and llolland Hober!.'> ; nanl E r 1 r1 k 1•, Pomeroy Mr�. Dale Sun1m1• rf1el<l, I l l l l , I A· ! urt F'olls; M iss Judith sophomurl'S Tom Rkhard lkm ll•�• and Fran k An­ l.i•ask , Hilvenswood; M iss Marjorie drew. j111uors ( ' h ttrlcs C11r: 1s. M i l Leask. lh1n·nswood ; Boney Mil• ford Frcdenrk. l'ha�lcs Haker ehell. Pomerof; Theo Heines, iimJ Joe Barr, M>n io1 6 Davt' Jor­ llt>mlork Gro"e; Mrs. Donald dan, Zrnll h (hl'Vill Lrr and Carl Husscll. Wes! Columbia. Chkha ster. Dismissed May 16: Mrs. Richard Rex Haile) , Chester, was .iward Grueser. Charles Baker, Mrs. Ro­ ed a redar chest as a door prize. bert Reigel, Steve Thomas, Floyd John11on, Mrs. Evan Davis, Mrs. Lawrence Beaver, Sandra Spur­ lock, Denise W('mer, Suaan Thomp son, Eacl Anderson. Mrs. Thur· man Whe.illey and daughter, Mra IT'S Hi c hard Neal and daughter, Mra. daughter, Brod y G i lbert and M rs. Harry L. Leffle. lnC'ludlng LIVE BAIT ! N IGHT C :RAWl,EIIS 3 doz. $1 .00 THE SPORTS CENTER Authorized MacGregor lleodquarters M Ill St. Middleport - - --- J,'011r Survive Crlll!h l11 f .irel'eville House CJHC.1..EVILLE, 0. UPI-Stron1 wind� were blamed today for caus lni: t he crash of a light pl1ne into a house htire Tuesday. All four Dboard the plane and the Ot.'eupant of the house 1urvlved t hough treated for lnJurlet. Ralph Dunaway, 49, Ollve HUI, J(y . pllol of the plane, said he had taken ort fr-om an airport nort hwest or here wllh the wlnd UlowitU( In 11trong gu11ll, whl<'h huffrled the era.ft about. Two Girls Win Scholastic The audience, liJlening i,tent• ly heard her reply, "\'es, 1 did." 'The attorneys eonfcrred quidly The Mason PTA held its last regular meetlnM of the school year with Common Pleas Judge W. S. Slocum, who ruled Mrs. Clark recently. Charlie Ctrr, vtce president, should identify the policemu n. pretilded in the absenca. of Janet Surface, president, and opened the meeting by introducint the PTA sponsored Boy Scout Troop 253. Under the dlretlion of scoutmH l· er Don Cook, the memben of the troop govt• the Scout laws. Mr. Cook then Kave a brier report on .some of their activities during the year. - During the mset1n1 reports by the ,ecrteary and tre,1urer were 1lven. Mra. Edwln Baldwin report­ ed there was nothing defin ite to rep�l'l about lhc kitchen counter s. A 11peclal program was prl'senl­ ed. Vlekle Crow presented a I ap dance and acveral members nf the Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club told about lhelr clu b projects. The 4-11 group then was let.I in the 4-H pledge by Gloria Roush . Cub Seoul Pack 2:13 followed and each cub Introduced himseU . The group gav� the Cub Scout Promise. Mr. Carr briefly Introduced lhe Mason Grade S<!hool Band arnd ,·x­ plaincd its function. Thomas Hl!ed, band diroelor, then directed l he 1 hand In rv·o numhcre. 1 MASON C L INIC Ail111is:.i1rn.<1: Mn. Lydia Ru11l', Mu ldl(' l 1or1. Muy 1 1 : Mrs. Oui11y Ba• l1•y, Mi11d l4' l )t1rl. MllY 1 1 . Hitl ln1: A duul,!h1N. Kath y Ann, 1o Mr. and Mrs. B1•nji1 111ir1 F'. Ba• l i>y, Mldd l,•pnrl . ·�:::=======:...:.:.=�,,;;;....;;;=·= 2 Cycle $44.00 4 Cycle $49.00 22 I nch Model, ;:� �::��:;;ey Widow Bares Secret Loves huin•d Lol11 Clark 1uday told a jury abou1 her secret love ufbtr.s wi1h t h,, mun accused or ldlling her huHhu11d and with a suburb:111 llolil'l' l iuulonant. The former Miami tnodE"l unfold­ NI c!Plail!i of lwr e rfli.lrs m, 1 hc slah' 1 rh·d to provu her lovt• for rloyll E. Hargrove led him to irt· 1 ht• snlpcr bullet whkh killed C:hnrlf'� ('lark in hi! kitchen last Chriiitmns Eve. Mn. Clark told of her affaira with Han1rove. Then undcir crnsa­ i•x11 mlnalion l'lhe t-"r�d detaU11 f1f jn ;Jfrelr wllh C hoster Hdntl,•v. a police lluuhmanl in suburb••n W"II• \oul!hby. Her relations with the otrieer came as a big 1urprlse in :hi, thlrd day or Hararove,'1 rlrse de­ gree murder trial ln thh1 Noth· eastern Ohlo community. H1rarove flrat had ,aid he klllMt Clark but a lie delector lndlcated h 11 innocen�. FUrlher lnve■Uaa· l ion of the 1layln1 led to hit tee• ond confeHIOJI. Defense AUy. Ro�rt L. Sim• mons ,tunned the courtroom au­ dience durlne cron eixamlnatlon when he .uked the mother of four If 1he had had relatlo_ns with olh· '. f . ' " '•,,.! ' CI RCLE"S ' ",.. , -, -- - · ,,... . . • ' NEW SUMMER vo1trs . *BIRTHSTONE RINGS *TRAVEL CLOCKS *ELGIN, HAMILTON, BULOVA, MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO Greatest Sale on Earth N, ,... . . 3 9c oood . . .. 79c I. ���d��y . . wood. Sliced Pork Liver .... ..... ... ,.... .... • 35c Sliced Beef Liver ..... ...... - ".... • 55c ft' .rnul ·,....,.,- Restaurant PMlle WY-1:!�S lll E. Maln P--,, 0- 6 4M. M 10 P.M. .... . . )'OR THE BEST DEAL AROUND! 7· Top v,1- •u�.11- . .-,,...,, _____ lb, .., r;, ,.• ;� - -, ., ,,1 Op.n Evenin91 TII a P.M. �� " ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS "'I'nLnlporhltion an Land &. Sera·• Phono WY-2-3870 I. Main St. � · �- · . 5 K...., ...... ,,....... . $1 .00 Peaches • • • • • • · . . tll11:,..... .. - ..lwM. . . . 3 ....!v. Beats .... ...... .,_ ....,. .. ........ 4 No;...• 49c I Kroger Flour� � �. 5 .. · Shortening .... _ •- .... 3 'Salacl ur,ssmg �-l __ ... · L_ Buns- -- " · loftlhlctl . It I . .... .. .. I - I ,. .... Corfe} Cab .. Wheat Bread .. :� .. 2 . �. ' IATONI TODAY 11'1 AMAXINGLY DlfHIINT • • HOGG & · ZUSPAN MATERlALS, INC. " , I. . _ _, .. ' . , • • ,� . . . . . . l. · ..... 11.dlaw I ! A Houseful Of All · M EW FURNl'T'U RE ___ ' Plllcla ' ,, -1, � °' •I• ., ., I "' ' , • '/""1 \ · 1 \ 3� ' • li •!< 1 LIY I NG ROOM KITCHEN • ' $59,5�...,s �� - BED ROOM 1. • ' MASON, W. VA. ' ' ' 1• ••1- � "· · : '""' 91j ' 'ff . - -• &;; ,C _ ,', , . ,-,,===,:;=,,,,.• Phone SP�-5514 ::........ t;.:.s:.• ·10 �· 39C, 19' � ,, ,, �,;.,;, - 1ft 11!1f· .... _111 49c ·� .:...., � lh ' BiYt t:.nu.�•>59c ' .... c.•., ...,. �...__,.,._.._,_L_ ' ,·::IFS . . .... .- l!'li11• tr ...it ' · jll, ,,.:. ·� a:RIWl'NI r· .. · · · · . .. ...,. r ...... .,. !"_ • ___ - - oo - ,, . . 1 :':. ·. Laker Shift To West Coast Now Looks Probable ., ' .. _. 39c _____ !: "-� 2 ·I • l. ..... _ v- Choice • • • Mix or Match - - - - -�� k � lb. ....., GNJ .... 5 ... 89c , NOW - - - /Jq. . . t3 .... $1 • •• • --- "'- ' SATO ftl. CONV)IN(ENT It'• llard lo get along wllbo1d a rlilge - iml ■ re, a · �111Hy. · 'tle,'re· � 1n• frig•�• 1a ' •• .' -,I. · ' \, eluded Iii llilt l .room INUP, • f- ii!m'oat . "•. ' I• • . BAkER FORM ltUilE' 011 Tb• Brlebted c.rner Ill ..... MIDDLEPOlli' _· I NEW YORK UPI-The NaUonal Baokttboll Alsocl1llon cleared' the wa)' today for • shift of tbe Minnesota Liker,• franchlaa to Loa An,elea and Nt Jun� 14 for a meeting lQ. Cfln11lder Chica,io'a le1111e 1p.pllc1tlon. :Lea1ue Pretideht Maurice Po­ doJotf aaid 11J: olber •ppllcatlons for franch!ses were read at thfl NBA'a Tu,tday meeUns but non, ue beina: considered for next • 1e.a10n. " The board or aovemor, "re• moved the l11t" obstacle , to the I Minneapolis tranlfer by lndlc1tin1 "a 1ultable schedule ean be drawn up" tor I team In Loa An­ plea. Owners Solidly Against Bill By K�fauve,r LADIES' FANCY RAYON UN DIES CHICAGO �I - Mojor leapt . owneri were arrayed in · a oolid front IO!l•Y boll,- 1or · and against legillallon 1 � ,ngulate the pni6 proposed b)v.-5'ff. Eltu Ke­ f"M••· IIJ-,.T�nn.Ji · of the 11· NJ1tlon1l and \ American league club111, in a super secret aeuion Tuead.q, approved. unanimou111 tb.e ,:,"t\W(J Ol"' i tH1e8' p.aae" 11-tement ezpre11ln1 their poiltlon. e by�:;�::sTo::r thll week in hearln1ir;I on the Ke­ t,uver bill. .-J)Wnera �eJr:t1�\� More Sports On Page 6 19c SPECIAL Ali wrts of step.i n .panties, ICJl>&e or elutk ;Jegs, plain or faDCy &t)"les. Sizez, 5-6-7. Speci:al for our AnDiversary Sale, SHORT SLEEVE STYLE! -- TRADE l!XPANSION SALE - 100 COUNT PACK PICNIC fancy Woven plai<b, ,cottons, and Solids . _ _ pearHicd buttons. Cool' short sleeve styles for summer wear. Sizes Small, · Medium, Lerxe. MEN'S HANES 81 x99" PLATES SPECIAL White Tee Shirts $ 1• .• Nylon reiQiforced se.m � and neck. Trade E•pamion Sale IAlxuriously 80100tlb, crispy white. 1-figh thread oount · - · · Ful-ly pfe--shrunk.. Each hand· 80mely pack'aged. Eaoh - 88c Ra,o. Ste Value _ __ _ HoPe bleached mlDlm pillow cases to match above sheets are speciaUy prieed too. S.g 9-ineh sfae picnic plalel - exlni. heavy quality paste-board body. Very spooj-a] price for IJti.s sale only. - TRADE EXPANSIO N SALE - - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - Boys' Fancy Colton DRESS INSULATED METAL PICNIC . JUGS - . .. SPECIAL 9ffl:· SOCK S • Keeps H.quid.s ·hot or cold, Lillhograph­ . ed meta¼ tihell witb glus Uner. Pies• tic screw on, top with pouring spout. ... SPECIAL ' 10c Big Mill Scoop. Lowest ,prices ever on boys' dress oocktS! Fancy p l.a-ids, cfox., etc. Siz.esi 6 to 101,i . Irregulars of 39c sellers! EARL¥ BIRD SPECIALS TRADE EXPANSION SALE Ti NM IS SHO ES -.. Mighty - Mammoth Heavy gauge ' - T•ADI IXPANSION SALE - COLORFUL Gfus Vegetable _DISH ES , 19c .. Milk ,glass, pleil.ni and deco�te<f, ciear crystaf. tn aa,sorted pattern, lfKf cl» me1'!N •• a9c val.,.. Spodal Elqpanaion. TnJ• , . -· .... ·rov . fl" - TIIADI IXPANIION sAi., -­ - C..ILDREN'S COTTON PANTI ES 1 oc All cotton knit, solid white, double eeal. Very c�mfortable wi\t ela,tic legs and waist, Sizes 2 to 6 yeaI'Ei. � TRADE EXPANSION SALE - ' ' SPECIAL 59 c Genuiat! rubber Zori tlKlillas for com­ fort and wear at beach , shower or 'Casual wear . _. assorted colors. EARL¥ BIRD SPECIALS Famous 36-lnch Hope Bleach.eel Muslin - yd. 2Sc utral Large Size Turkish Towels - - · · each 25c 39-lnch Unbleached Muslin · · - · · - · · · · yard 19c Aluminum Top Cake Saver with glass plate • $1 • Women's Jamaica Shorts, plains, plaids - $1.00 L WOMEN1, MISSES' $1.99 Pl!AnD SUMMER SKI RTS $1 e00 A lucky pwobaae makes 1'hl, low price �•• - bhe &lttrtd: U"e l!Olll­ pletely washable! ldeaf for now thni euAimer. Sizes 22 to 30. Massive - TRADE IXPANSION SALE - SPECIAl 88c Sizes: 2Z lo 30 Large ,enough for home :use - idea-J for camping. •bi-•wl, cbromep!,tte ,iliH with aerv­ : �� ibandlm. Sbl.Jrfiy tripod �removable) chrome ' $1 \® MEN'S SUMMER Colorful pl-aid p\as­ lic irumlated picnic � Large capaci­ ty. Holds food bot or cold for hours. Adjuslable! Impo�l · Biaet CllQ.V&t top« wJltl · whit.. lrim. '11hii,k, opri111Y l'Ubber .,.,. for lluh act.Ion. All oizo, 81- to 3, 3',,li too ' 6. Very spec:oai, pair - sl PICNIC BAGS G ri 1 1 SAN DALS Regular $1.39 Values! Bi,g 2'1x52", heavy ffigtit Turkish beach towels. Oa.nnon ql.l.BJjty. Aswrted multi-color str.ipes. I nsulated Porlable BARBECUE Ladies' and Children's t.orl TOWELS LARGE SIZE NELSON All METAL 18-INCH BOYS' AND YOUTHS' STRIPED JUMBO BEACH -Trad• Expansion Safe- FOR BEITER OUTDOOR LIVING: - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - SPECIAl • 42x36" Hope White Cases · · 44t ea ,-------.·· r----..:======:--;:::=======----. SPECIAl 'tilsebiill io - TRADE EXPANSION IAL• - New Drip-Dry Fast Color Dress Prints - yard 33c Women's to $2.99 Pleated Cotton Skirts - $1.00 I Hard Wood Folding Camp 'stools · · · · · · · · $1 .00 Women's Cotton Haff Slips - - - - · · - - · · each 66c Women's New Su mer Handbags - - each $1.00 I) • ... - �"Ch11151 Bit - - - .. ... 'hllli 39c 2·1c , _ �.:: �.� .: : • 1:· ;OC) This Is Stiffler'■ big lz..tore operation "Gel Arqu.alnled" th■I all Soulbem Ohio loob forward ea•h year rome buy ..ve• 11·• a on•e-•year reronl• hreaklng sell-1-bratlon lhal's planned on a BIG scale . . . . lo do BIG lhing• ! 10,000 new ellllomenloln May, 1960. Come wly g� tbe bell value■! Bui. SoEasy . . • Northern Tissui - - -' 4. rolls 35c II ... 9 LUn"'t"' ;n Meat" .. . ... .. Country .. . . . . . ... 3 c Club - 59c .. Pint : Beans .. � .. 4 .... 49.c ♦ cans 20th I St, Qmc.f • • • No. 303 MAY 1 N DO 11. . . So111e Soon ' *CUSHMAN SCOOTERS For tlhose who eccept no­ thibg less 11him leadership *USED CARS - We select only tihe very best in u-sed oars. Boston. nlh1cl n,asta 1rti 1..,n, meaty cuts !Of bNf JIM\ are completely ban1lt1a. roJttd and thtd for HIY fat •nd wN&• hu btan ....,..,YN •• 1tktn. AA of tht Nb tt l_ulcr ■ndi , ten� Redum coupon for 100 ••c•n ... . . . . . . u . . , ,. . . . ,. ... CIRCta's' The Completa Mairlnt Store Featuring 11hese FamOUB Names *IVINRUDE - Fml in out­ board,. *SCOTTS - '.Ilhe F'amou,, Flying Scotts. *YELLOW JACKETS -The llneol In Molde<l MB!hool­ any and Glaai Boatis.. *GLAITRON - '.I1he Qu,al­ lY Bolt. *FUNLINER 17 FOOTER 'Jibe Ariatocr1l of Boots, *FRIILAND BOATS-Fial· ;JIii Boats. *FREILAND PONTOON ll>licT-For lei.,u"' afloat. ie•xur, 8'x l4', 8'x16"· *WHIT!HOUSE BOATS Fi,ber el.ass, alumi-num end 49c Rib Roa st . . . . ,......., games since rejolninf the Dod· I 1ers and collected five hill for a .,00 average. Larry Sherry fol­ lowed Howard's homer with one of his own and picked up hia fifth win for holdina: the Brne1 to four hill and one run over the 1 l11t · three innlncs. Hank Aaron That one awesome �at wlth and Eddie Malhew11 bomired for i the bases filled ii:t the eighth M ilwaukee. I inning not only ended a week-long run-famine but 1a..,e the Dod1et'1 Jack Sanford pitched a six­ a 6-4 victorf over the Milwaukee hitter and won his fourth game Braves that snapped Bob Buhl'• with the 1uppott of a San Fran­ five-year D\Htery over them .at ciaco attack- that Included homers County Stadium. Buhl had whip- by Willie Maya, Orlando Cepeda ped the Dod&ers nine 1tralghl and Willie Kirkland and three times in Milwaukee and seemed singles and a double by Jim well on his way toward makin1 Davenport. Ed Bailey drove in all It 10 when he carried a 4 - 1 lead three runs for the Reda, whose Into the t-ighth. Jim O'Toole ,tarted the game tbe ')odgers filled the bas- with a stre_ak of 1 8 consecutive ; es on singles by Wally Moon and shutout lnnmg-s. Frltnd Wlna Plfth Norm Larker and en error by first-baseman Joe Adcock. Then Bob Friend won hllJ fifth game Howard, recalled lut Friday from a& the Pirates collected 13 bitll Spokane in the Padflc Coael off four pitchers and were help. League, delivered his tape -mei- ed to six unearned runs by Cub !lure homer into a clump of pine errors. Ernie Banks homered for tr:ees behind the center field the Cube but also committed two I of their three errot1. fence. Giants, Pirate, Win Utility infielder Sammy Espo• The San Francisco Gia11ta re · Bito drove in !our runs with a tained their •one-g.ame hold on double and a Bingle and Ted first plaee with a D-3 wln over Kluszewski had two singlea and 1 the Cincinnati Reds and the Pitt& double lo lead the White Sox' 14burgh Pirates beat the Chicago hit attack. Bob Shaw yielded hom­ Cuba, 1 1-6, in the other N1tional ere to Frank Mah:one, Gene Ste­ phens and Heywood Sulllvan at1d League games. In the American League, the was hit hard for eight Innings but Chicago White Soi re.claimed flrst recelve(I credit for b.is t.hll'4 .. vlc­ _ 1 place when they beat the Boslon tory. Tom Brewer was the loser. Whitey Herzog's two run sev­ Red Sox: l I -6 and the Kans11 Clty Athletics downed the Balli- enth-innlng homer snapped a 2-2 more Orioles, 4•2. The Cleve- tie as lhe Athletics ended the lend Indians nipped the New Orioles' five-game winning streak York Yankees, HI and the Detroit The victory went to rellef pitch­ Tigers defeated the Washington er Leo Kiely. who ha1 not yield­ ed a run in seven appearances Senators, 3. 1 , Howard now ha11 played three this year. Jackie Brandl hit hi11 third homer for Baltimore. ' lndl1n1 Platter Raakle The lndlana plastered rookie whir Bill Short for five runs and slx hits in less than two Innings to ·pave the way (or Gery Bell's fifth 1059 in a row. Niel Chrisley, Norm Cash and Chico Fernande:i had two hits each to lead the Tigera• ei1ht•hlt offenelve. Frank Lary .pitchtod a 1even­ 1 wf� hltter and struck out 1ix lo win hi1 third aame for the Tlgtirs and hand Washington•, Pedro Ramos his fifth 1088 In a row. Niel Chris­ ley, Norm Cash and Chico Fer­ AIIYD FIAT INAMII nandez bad two hltB each to lead the Tigers' eilbt•bit offensi...e. MttropoI•lfGft MOfOH I on TV , , , , The Greoteat Show on Eollh Rlnglln1 Bros, Bc,mum & Bailey Circus 9:00 p.m. May 27 ChallMI 13 Sponsored by Top Value and Kro■er ,•. FR I DAY I Pomero, Choice cont•r cut of quolJty beef,exeess woste, bone a�d fat removed. ,. Try By United Pr..1 lnttirll'afional ''rookie of the year" of course, They ull Frank Howard the but the milhty 4W..foot drive the Dodger ol tomorrow but today &-foot, '1-lnch, 2@-pounder unfurl-. ed Tuetday night went a Iona: way he's their man of •he hour. One borne run doesn't rr a k� a loward convincing the Dodgen he'll 'supply the punch they've --- I needed ao badly this seuon. SHOP! SAVEi STA RTS Howard No Dodger Of Tomorrow, He's One For Today, With 450 Foot Grand Slam Jlome Run K&C J EWELERS Phone WY-2-3785 The baseball tournament trail ,Johnny Clelln d. ended quickly and dee!.lvely for The Jefb collected 10 hilt whlct Melg1 County Claaa A team8 Tuea- &1ndwiched around seven Tornad c day on the O U P'rosh diamond. infield milcuea netted two rul\l iJ Racine, e-a winner over Middle• the tint, five in the 1econd, two b port, Monday, went down 14• 1 In the third and (Ive in the fourth. Tourne)' rules 1ay when I team five inning• before 1n onslaught of Jefferson ville baaehit..s ag&inst tW(I 11 more than 10 rum behind after Tornado hurlers, Duane Wolfe and four full lnning1, ll'I had It, bul good, ind there l'lh•ll be no more. For Racine, a run croued in the ANNOUN CE TRAININ G SITE ST. LOUlS UPI - Managing di• fourth when Ro&er Birth 1lngled rector Walter Wollner u.ld Tue1• after Larry Grlmm bad walked. day the St. Louia Cardi11als or the The other Tornado hiU «.·•me from Nalional Football Le11ue will open pinch hltLen Allen Graham and their summer tralnin& camp July Bill Holman, both aln1le1, against Wllt who had relieved starter Bu1h 20 at Wake Forrest, Ill., Colle se. for the wlnnen. PATRIOTS SIGN SHONTA Racine may play ill lul game of BOSTON UPI --Charles (Chuck) the 11eason today, entertaining Shonta, 22, an end from EHtern Eaatern. If arrangemenb are com• Mtchigan Collerze, has signed a pleled for the conte1t, activity will 1960' contract with the Boston Pa• start by finishing (from the 10th triots of the American Football inning) 1 called earlier 1ame, and League. a regulation conteat. Eastern High School, behind good pitching from Terry Swartz, beat Cooivute 9-4 Mond1y. Eastern took a 4-0 lead after two innings and waa never in trouble. Hillers for the winners \\<ere Zenith Chevalier, two singles and a double in four trips; Charlea Collin,, a double and single; Lind· sey Lyons and Bill Durst, two sin• 1le11 each, while Larry Collins and Ron Cowdery each had a single. Swartz permitted only four hits. fanned eight, and walked two. Coolville 000 101 2-4 4 3 Eastern 220 .l03 x-9 1 1 1 Dodd (LP), Thompson, and Blb• bee . Swartz &nd W,ons, Grad1,1ates Phillip Sisters Style SkGp Chuck Roast ..... ' Mlcldleport, OIIM ' Diamond Tourney Trail Ended For Meigs Class A Baseball Swartz Turns In 4-llitter For Eastern Victory *Ronson & Shick Lighten *Eledtlc Razon *BILLFOLDS and PURS� by Meeker and Rolf. Some Hand Tooled *TIE BARS and CUFF LINKS For Men *A Complete Line of Jewelry Gift• • COURT S'l'lEET ' WATCHES DAN RIVER GINGHAM otnSEs FOR SUMMER Beef Stew . . __ ""''N' ''"'�· . . .. 79c -----....'----.-------------"�------. . -""'. """--!>"''· ' . . . •, PHONE WY-2-!!38 Ph. WV-Z-!207 , Pomeroy, Ohio Biseuits . . . . "IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" H and R F I RESTON E DEAL ER STOR E Court St. :a,)illll Gl' �TS I COLD WA1/IS $6.$0 Shirley's leautt Shop English or Shoulde r .. ,..... -- EASY TERMS: , ' 411P U PI\I NF.SVlLLE. o. ur, - [laVl'II• $64.00 up ••n ' Today's Sports ,mu ; Briggs Straiton - 4 Cycle DIMONSTIATION er men. She sai dth.11 she had and the at torney demanded to )mow if she had an affair with a poller oHi• ccr identified as "Mr. X." (Contlnut'<I From P•,. On•) M l 1.:<i 1 .t•.!lslc Sh·eth's fifth grude in l 'luh. Sh r Is 11 ml•mtwr nf lhc l't•P l\11nrl. was hol h n duh and wn11 lhu room count award. Hc­ C'luss offfrer. editnr or thl' Ec.•ho, rrcshments were serverl at the IJH•lllhl•r of the' OAA . and l he' mce clt1h, 11 mt'mhcr of the Hurine staH llitld ul ' l i ve In dramatic!'I. Sh!' 111• l i ' ndf'd 1 h1• .rnurnalism Workshnp n 1 Ohi" l ln lvrrsity A BIG MONEY -SAVER I 18-lnch THRIRI-CUT Romy Power Mowll' Reg. $8.50 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa UPI-So­ Stanley M cG llll1rd, Piqua, super­ intendent of the Port1n1(1uth Dis­ viet P.remier Nil&: ita 1Glru1hehev trict: Rev. Dr. Stanley Jeffery, wu b111i:ed in Tuesday. .t'o­ Dayton, superintendent of the lioe Siid a "well-lluff'ed" dummy Chil licothe District and Rev. Dr. wa1 (Qqftd h•titinl t1'of11 a sia:n Louis R. Woltt>r, superintendent of pon: An 111it.c}),ed .plllcard read: "Death to 1(.hru1bchevthe Columbus D1str1cl. NEW! SOVIET SPACEMAN-The Sovtet latmchlng of that new four­ ton prototype of their utronaut ■atellite reca.JJ• tlll.11 photo ahOWUIIJ how a Soviet spaceman will be geared out when the time doM ooma. The new orbit l!JWl.aher carr1ea a dummy � and all the paraphernaJ1a, they aay. Mason Pl'A Held Last Meeting Of School Year PTA TO M•ET The. Sugar Run PTA w!U meet FOR Thursdny at '7:30 p. m. at the 5('hool. There will be instal lation or officers .end patrol boys will be hom1red. Pare11ts of next year ' first gracte pvpllR are urged to al• r r1cl . A spe cial program has been :::::::: \ fplanned. '•...:::::::::::::::: If You're Going To Fish, Stop lier• Fur A (.'omph•h· Line of G<•ar Graduation Special . NEW YORK UPI - The slock mark.el's current adva nce - cel­ l1p1e of the Paris summit meeting notwithstanding - moved lnto i1s six.th sesaion al the opening today. 'l'rad ing was moderately active. Mlddlepo1 l FISHING GEAR! COLUMBUS UPI-Th� Metbo-­ du:t Church Tuesday announced t he appointments of four superinlendenls to head districh. They were The Rev. Lloyd Zoller, Hamilton, superintendent of the Sp1 .ngfield District; Rev. ST°'�S MOOERATE SMITH aOTHING Name Brand Merchandise ' Students entering the se,·cn1 h grade ll&¥,l year (tom New l-laven wi.11· be felistered on Wednesday, �tluon 0-rede School. Thursday, snd thoiie ' from Hartford, Wes! Co­ lumbla, Broad Run and Lttart on Friday. DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK IN MEIGS COUNTY I Rev. Mc·Gilliard Will Heud SE Met hodi8ts ' - 36x6 VYNOCEl WASHABlE WI NDOW SHADES Green . tan or "''iit:e, tull win­ dow eh.es. Wes:!uble V)'notel plasMc finish. Regular $1.59 values. RHlbade now - $1,00 Sale Of The Year - TRADE EXPANSION SALE - 85-0UNCE CRYSTAL PITC H ERS SPECIAl SALE 39c - Blg 85-0unce l,an.cy ,glass pitchere with ice Up tlhat preven\5 cubm dtp­ ping by wilen you pour for your guesl.8. .. - TllADE EXPANSION SALE - 16-0Z. FANCY TUMBLERS SPECIAL• 9c_ ... T1-ll ked-te.t glasses -- f.ull 16-0z. sb:e. Assorted patterns _ _ _ Regular lk valUel BIG ASSORTMENT FANCY ·c A P S '� I LLOWS SPECIAl 1 9c U:IIUM'liy S9rc __ cool ToYo straw sport caps for e'Jery manr ltteal for golfinl, !\lahlng, motoring, gliroening. � SPECIAL 59c Regular '79t! sellers! Assorted 50Hd and fancy drapery RI.bric covers, with plu mp cotton filling. Big .sel. eetion. Rici Anchor - POIIIINJ �. .CHUCK Ev1n1 Super 1'ri111 _ wifl's ,,,..,_ Choice cen r cuts •••••• •••••••• · , f · e . · roun B. • Evans Super Trim • Swift's Premium Rourid Bone ·C Hunl't-WMle ' TOMATO,. t KQSHER · DILLS lb.. 3 1 Pff.NUT BUTT&R •;49, c PEAR HALVES �-�139 15 c At'WILE BUffER 49c ll9T· ANT TEA PIJ:AN SANDIES��49.c Big Top C Muuelffltln�• lb. Evans Vanilla lb� . · o·I� �OOD .6 !! 99c = l o- ' 1 ...,., 1: · I ,I . 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Dl�or Camero Offer lb. ••••••• ••••••• ., · . • I • · ¾oL i■r ■■■ •••• ••• a■-1111111,: gallon Swiftning · Ten'!!!• Ll!(f • ••••••• I . )c · q1::rt Hunt', lliirtlott • All-Meat Pure Cane , . · lb. • • I 1,.., IOl'iff 33' C - ,...,_....__ , :r I. . .' ' � ... . '•�'--" • ,.• • • ' .\ ' .. . I . .. ' f.VANS SUPER MARKETS THIRD B!G PREMIUM CARNIVAL OFFER! Get � cryit■ I clear 12 ounce heavy boltom tumblers this week 11 iiVANS · - These gl,ri;orous tu':"l,lm are yours for only 19c w�en you pur­ chase $10,00 or� If any one time at EVANS .. where it's fun lo shop• .. New_ Cillforni�;,_,,. White . -. . - 10 . : Add To S1leclt-Crl1p . I ,••• • < ' .. ■ . ' .. . ' ,. ' .I.. • • • • • ' ·fii, .. . •.: . .• . -- .. •••.•• i1t . . . ' . ',,' f,,� • . ..;-, ,. . .. i, 't C .I lb.· CIDo fas 3 lb. lag •' . ..- . ,· .. , ,. ' . . _,.. . . • •. .. • .• • •' •, ' ' ■ .• • • ' • • . .. ·c ONLY r l\>:, 1· " 0, ' ' \ 'I :: ,. \ " -;. � ,,.. 'I. ,,,.-,.. ·- -� ,,.t., . •• ''" •-ii � � , �'l T �l '1' I • ' . -,,r ..t,S,, •� •· ... ' -, • • --� �· "'t.:;,-1� ,.! .... -. . ... '·· J,. ' ..... , ' l. • J ' ' . tn . ,/,. -·� . kalle EVANS , . . . i,,' • .. • • - bEss11t : . r. ... ... ,; . ' �.. -...., ...,.,.. • ... ·cu,s . . . . �. 2· .-• =· .... . c iJ I ,, . u• ,,. -·--,-,.•�·�·�--��-----...-.--.--.·---llllllli---"'---- ----iill-----·­·­ • .. . . • , �, ::'---Dally Sent1nei Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1960 (91 For Sale --- --- (20 J Business Services FOR SALE-1'WO PIECE LIVING room suite, 2 ta ble lamps. 3 ,mall lablea, Pfil'td to ae:11. !i-1S.3tc Phone Sll2-4MO. WANT ADS roa CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE ll&� ULTS RATES 3 eent, per word, :>ae tnaertloo. l,:inimum ebaree. - 00 ca,"., 8 ceota per word for three eoo&ea.1tive i.nsertion.a Speeill � one mouth for 30 cent.a per word. Full r�te � � �nta per word will be charred for advertbine lf nol prud W1tbin 10 day.11 11;lter receiving bill. � io Adve_rtilin, - Should be ruportNI lmmedtatel1. The Dail y �net will not be respon&ib)e for more ULa.n one incor­ rect -ineert:on. krd of 1"...anb and s,,ecw No1Jee1 of Ewuta Sl.UO. Obl&uarie, publi&hed at 1 eenl per word. 1 MO ; DAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY WORDS $4� ' $1."5 90c 60< 10 '8.00 ,1.eo ,1 .20 60o llO $1.80 $2.20 $1.l!O ?5c 25 Ad, Neeived by 10 A.M.. will be to tbal day·a .. p«. PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 ( I J Notices T E RMITE AND Pt:sT CONTioL by Fain. FrM intpe<tlo,n. Insur• N by Netlonwld♦. Phon• R. and A. SHViic♦ 'Station WYl· 4-26-tk 2366. (9) For Sa le HARRISONVILLE · SCIPIO ALU­ mni banquet, M,11y 21 at 7 p. m. :i- 17-3tc Public dance 9 p. m. participate in Pomeroy's Amer­ ican Legion Drum and liugle t'orps. No 11ge limitation. Con· lad Guido U1rolami or lleno Cud at Lind or C<1II P<1ul Moore's Sture, Pumeruy, Ohio, 5-18-3h: WANTED - VOLUNTEERS 1� 181 Auto So les __ . ____ _ ____ TDIIIIIS • TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 1ppli1nce repa-ir. Cal! F'rank C;ipteina, 41 4 N. Second Ave., 3·3-Uc Middleport. CONSIGNMENT $ALE Sale wtll be held Saturday, May 2 1 , 1960 iii 1 1 A. M. 1 mile west of Porterfield at the auction gruund11 will have a mi1ceJ\aneou11 lot for sale. Lunch will be served. GODDARD SALIS Harold Godd•rd, AvdlonMr 5-18-3k AUCTION I IA Campi.._ Service Crltt ar.cttord Wrtt., Pt.on. or Contact A. C. UADFOR.D, Racin., Oh.,_ DAIRY DISPERSAL SALE On May 23, I P. M., I Mile north of Racine, Ohio, on the Oa.k Grove Road. Other employ. ment must sell. 21 Holstein cows, first calf heifer up, 4 Guernsey rows, 2 Jersey cows I mixed blood cow, (3) thre� year olds. (5) four year olds (6) five year olds, bllance ar� 6 and 7, with the exceplion of 1 old cow, man y fresh or spring. ers, 1 1 head freshen this fall j health papers furnlehed, Jn'. spectlon welcome anytlme, a good herd. Howard Ervin, Owner. Harold Goddard, Auctioneer. 5- 1 8--ttc BOLEN GARDEN TRACTOR AND equipment. Set platform 1cales. Paul Smith, Rt. I , Racine. 3·17·3tp TELEVISION RADIO A?IID SMAW.. appliance repair. Phone Otis MeClinlock, Racine, Ohio. 2. ufc CUSTOM BU ILT KITCHEN DE· ,igned for your home. Free es­ timates. Foreman and Ab b(ltl, Phone WY2·532 1 . 8'6·H Experleneed RADIATOR aw .......... . 9.:.- ., _,...._.,_,..., tf .... ,,.,.,,, • • • For FREE lnspecllOP PHONI GUmore's Supply Slere wv-2•2774 Vaughan's Edermlnallng Buy Your JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR a y MRS. CARaOLL ADAMS JR. PTA HOLDS LAST MEETING The PTA held its IHI meeting or the tcbool year on Tbund,y evening at the school with Mrs Paul Powell, preaidenl, presiding: The meetini opened with group smginil of America. The pledi:e of Allegiance and PTA prayer was led by Mr1. David Fields, Jr, Rev. Hobert Dille, PHIOr of the .t.:UB Church led devotiona and prayer. The bu-5ineu meeting was call­ ed to order with reportll read ;ind .11pproved. Mrs. Powell pre­ senled Glen Smith with I gift of appreciation for building a port• ;ible ataa;e. She •Lio thanked the high llchool boy1 who helped. Mra. Powell gave a ,btjef summary ol the year'• activities' and project,. Several articles -purchased for the ,chool were dictionaries, a new piano, 20 games and the stage. Mia.s Margaret Lo u Roney sang Memoriea and waa accompanied -- � I Meigs Route 692 Is Included In Bids REPAI R We repair all types of radi­ ators , from heater cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. 1 Blaettna- s ty, Ralph Gibb■ Jr.; Recreation• Plan:round J■ck Needs, Raymond Sisk. Burl Wal!Jce, David Field1 Jr., and John Wolfe; Reading•Ll• brary. Ser,..ice, Mrs. Robert Hayea Mr11. Nellon Roush, Mrs. John Powell, Mn.. Albert Roush; Progum, Mn. Fosler Grinatud, Mn Lawrence Lleving, Mn. Roy Jone• Yearbook, Mr1. Everett Roush Mrs Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Ha� Miller, Mrs. John .Powell; Cb■ir• men of Home Room Represent•• lives, Mrs. P■ul Powell ■nd Mrs. Adri■n Llthey; Repre,entatlves to be named later: co-chairman o! Halloween Carnival, Mrs. Robert Sayre and Mr,. Donald Bumgar­ ner; Variety Show, Mrs, Paul Powell, chairman. Tlie room count award was won by Mrs. Faye Smith's room. New Haven Social Events Contractors will bid Tuesday, �fay 24, on 12 highway projects in eaat-central ■nd ■outheaatern Ohio, according to .u 1nnounce­ ment by the Ohio Department of proJeclll are Highways. The among 32 bein&: offered at Tues­ day's bld•letting ,esston in Colum­ bus, the eiahlb of the current calendar year. Included is State Route 602 in Meigs County where an eight• tenths mile portion of highway will be relocated lo skirt a section dosed by mud and sand waeb• ed from an abandoned strip 11!1nc. EsLlmated co1t, including right of way and engineering is $46,000, • by Mrs. Powell. Mrs. Powell in­ alalled the new offlcen: Mrs. John was president; Mor&an, p■at aergeant•al-arms, presenting the officers: President, Mrs. Fields, Jr., Vice Preaident, Mrs. Foster Grinstead; Secretary, Mrs. John Ridgw■y; Ttea5urer, Mrs. Robert Layne; Historian, Mrs. Jack Needs Mrs. Corresponding Secretary, Tom Holtman. Mrs. Powell thank• ed all for their help .and co-oper• ation during her term of office. She was presented a prellident's pin by Mrs. Adrian Lathey. Mrs. PoW':!,11 then presented Mrs. Fields with her president's pin . c.ood CIHn Uud C•n Phon• WY-2-2H3 Comp■ny AT All MlhH and Models St. l&ry1, W, V•. Pomeroy, Ohio MITROPOLITAN MOTOR.I 1'Et.:(...'HJ SEWINU M:ACHlNJ::600-606 IHt Main It. BEST ROOF AND f'OR THE Lomplete Zlg•:tai:: for makin g bul• PMl••it• Ohio 1 epair service and roof P•lnting S11uud Called In and 11titchlng blinct holes, ton Ohio Pomeroy, ,, l'OIID V8 2 V lt CUSTOM 19and house painlinfl call Bill FaintinK Incident l.11ncy delLJ:lRII, Originally cost f �dan Low rnilcai,:c. Sp.11r.kling $U6 The Pomeroy emergency squad . nce f over $''00 of ay o b.la t' ., I Wy11tt Phone WY2-272t. 5·10·6\c .M e1 ael· ligh t bl Ul' I tnl�h $ ', , 19,;uv. or take over payments of '8 per was called al five r,'clock yes­ �- I B -6lc 1 monlb. l'hne W Y 2-2i0t. tnars, l'omcruy terday arternoon to 840 East announr�d her Mrs. Fields UIID IOATI A N D MOTOA• fiS _ St., and brought PeftrJ Lot• committees and chairmen Ior the Main _ I 6tc 13 , 1 958 CHEVHOU'.T V B 4 Oil. ! __ _ Matr• u IIP !ridge to MelP, General Hospital. � � =�t �cdan. O_r igmal black finish. 1 1 1 uu::; E THAlLER �o· x IO' FIVE coming _year: PTA County Coun­ Mr. Lottridge ' had suffered a o95 c 1 ty Council represen tative, Paul a r $ l , .oo · $4800.oo. ii St .. ::,,..roy. ooms, r _ b ath. ':" h one Slecp 8. f� ::�a�; ���� o (11inting spell, according to the P r y·5 _ ;1 c 1 1'nee includf?I l uel oll tank, Powell and Mrs. Morgan; Bud.get• 1 1-14-tfc ____ �c1uad record book. _ __ • Finance, Mrs. Jack Frey, Mn. a , h , sion. dryer See tcte,•i � i; e-r l lfflO MEHC UH Y MONT E HAY 4 Lewis Capehart, Mrs. James Hag• trauk l l udaon, U.111:ihan Road, dr. i;cdan. EZI gla�li. MutU-dri11e. Ren, Wanted gerty, Mrs. James Cunningham, Ii 14 6tc iH. 1, H1tcme. Befort 9:30 A.M Showroom equipped t'ully Mrs. Raymond Sisk, Glen Smith, ·2·2649 WY Mlddl•put clean $2,995.0u. Blaettnars, Pom ALLIS CHALMEH::; TRACTOR BACHELOR GENTLEM� DE· Carl King and Donald Bumgard• Pom•ro, WY-2#95 eruy. ___ _ ___ ft-18•6tc sire11 3 or 4 room furn ished hyilraullc plows, :M t, cqr� ner; National PTA Magazine, Mrs. KAUTZ P"EID STOR iipartment In or near Pomeroy plan_ler, culli vators_ 1tnd spray Clyde Foley; Telephone, Mrs. Eu­ C"9ater Al '53 STUDEBAKElt CHAMPION:? or Middleport. Can give good �utfil. _James Mourmn(I,, Railroad gene Hesson and Mrs. John Brab­ Yukoh S-2145 door. Original plllnt. one owner Wi:itc Box 47 1 , Pom­ reference&. V2-3523. W Call Middleport. St., Carroll ham; Publicity, .Mrs. HAMtLL SERVICI ITA.TION Virgil ·1 -a ford, SyraCU!C, �htine eroy, Ohio. ft.l 8•3tp 5·1 7·6tp Adams Jr., and Mrs. Bethel Vance lefar• 9:0o A.M. ____ WY2·tl7� �. l fl.ff tc _ CHICAGO l'.JPI-Veteran Italian Hospitality, Mrs. Howard Burris _ _ _ AIIMin, "53 PUBLIC AUCTION Paolo Rosi pul1 his sur­ Mrs. Charles Weaver, Mrs. Phii puneher 1eri1 llVlCK VB sPi:;t:1A L4 rJ i Every Day lier-vt�, 1 2:30 P. M. Ma"t 21, 1 960 Rent g1(•ally•toughenl.-d skin to the test Batey and Mrs . .Robert Johnaton; &t·d an. Power slct.• ring �nd lmik· The personal properly of the late .,___ tonight in a 10-roond televised Character • Spiritual Education e-11. Original black finish, like (.jcorge lhumtton wLIJ be sold at 1''1VE ROOM HOUSE, BATH, 10 match with young Eddie Perkins Mrs. Harold Bumgarner; Health new. D)·naflo w drive. Sl 59�.00. Cole St., in Pomeroy near tho 1tucl1u11 a l U\e re11idence oppollile of Chicago. ft-1 8·tllc Ulaelln11n, Pomeroy and the Exceptlonal Child, Mrs. Pomeroy•Mason Brldge, C■ll In the �ost oUioe on Route 1 ln At slake for the second•rlnted BARNES·SIM l'SON INSURANCE Robert Roush, Mrs. Robert Gil­ IH4-6tc evening WY2·2738. TuppcrH Pla111s, Ohio. l� PON'l'IAl.' S'fAll � H IEF° . Ai:cnt11, Middleport Flre Auto,. ltosi end unranked Perkins, 23, is more 1nd Mrs. WyHi5 Dnis; Mem • 47J Sycamore St., Mlddlcpurl Llv111w rooh1 lnlllc, 2 woo1 rllgd; SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 128 . f.i\S'I;' mobile, Bonds. Phone wY�·21J03 a promised chance to meet Haht benhlp, Mn. John Hoffman, "Mrs. • l:old S(iol rllfrigcnitor, 4 bedl!I, weight champion Joe Brown in a IH1• 1%tp Main St., Pomeroy, PhonNfal William Gibbs, Mrs. Morg■n Mr,.s. --- --· --- tille fight. comb111at1un d l•sk &. book CIIIU! '408 " 61 12 0 c · ' · Lesley Roush, Mrs. John fergu­ · IION STJVERS 1904 •·oua lJO O I< Wl 'l"l·I OVER ·'· 1 oor lamps, d111hc8, qullun, The 32 year old Rosi, now a · aon, Mr■. Carl Sullivan, .Mrs. drive lHHt healer 1 9�4 Liucoln J ram�ti , cu d la bl e11, record pl1ty- APA.1H'.P4ENTS - i'Urmabed •nd New York City re!'lident, haa ,William Shinn, Mrs. Marvin Roush f door Juli power, 1::ood lil'c8 er, oil l11111p�, �and tools, p1a110, unfurnished. Mdla,ten, Middlesou1:ht a rematch with lirown Mrs. Dawn Staats; Mrs. Eugene · and r11dio, 1 114 1 t ord Tudor I • Urnl � room s u i te, Mayt.aw wash• port. P hone WY•2-4286. '2-3•tf since the champ hung a ninth NWID � Athey, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. - - -w1lh aood lirc11 and radio. er, l drc.!Sllcn, pl11Lform rockur, -round TKO on him last summer. Denver Thompson, Mrs. Robert Phone WY 2-Ua:11. llohcrt ll. l'ir• j 11 wcqicr, oil he ater, nrn rblc top 5 AND 8 ROO M HOUS E, 1W O 3 '-✓ 11,• ._ ,..._ Mra. Donald B1 own: Safe.Sayre, room Benilllll, N. partment■, A. ii kcU. ___ mu ng rockcr11, ir 5- J 7·6tc board, st,1nti11, l·2•tfc Phone l NY2·3272. Philco nul io, day bud, u1h1ccl· ----------lancous hcrua. (9) A C.rtoon Ivery Nlthtl •93 Llncaln St. BEDROOM FURNISHED TWU ·Tcrm11: t:ASII Mlddl WY2-3561 Phone port • ■parlmcn l with ulllltics fur• l'WU UUILUING LOTS IN 1'1IE C"harle 11 Sll!l.!lon , o wner mshcd. Phone W Y 2·2tlt10, EW· .cc-�-- -- - Twin l. C'llJinl Add1Lion, New lta­ Nol rcsponsibl i• for acc1deu1K. Sale 14 1 l'ltOo 13 Ole COMPLETE INSUKANC.:1-: ing's Store, Pomeroy, vcn. 100 ' x 100'. $790 cad\. conUudcd b)' Hr11d!ord Auction tection, Life, Auto, Fifl• , Pollo. Phone WY or M1111Cln SPJ· Co., ltacmc, Oluo, l'honc Wl 9GaugH: Montgomery: 1 5 .9 up• Mills, MiddlcPQrt, Call Don 5757 alter 6 p. m. !J 13 8tc Rutland HOUSE, HOOM 1''0UR 3821. 1�cr, TONIIIHT 10._9 lower, 28',ii feet open; . . Ohio. . Township. Phone TU 2·3475, Mn Gal11poh!1: 18.2 upper, 21.l lower, PAMILY NIGHT XIRHY- VACU-UM -cLKAN�R-Re• Aucuonccr: t:riU Br1tdf�ird Carl Halrden. M111111icr: A. C. Ur11dford 5 13 8tp 36 feet open; Lock 23, 19.7. ptlllM!lfit•d and In A·l sh11ve. l•o· Anita Sandi - Ronaid Foater !i 14 6Lc I of MDYaltl• D1m1: Condition olf bahu1ce of $3'1,M or take a · HOOM t'URN ISRED apartment, ( "DIARY OF A throu1h down are dam, All 13 over payments of S1 per month. K Main st· •Phone SCHOOL BRIDE" HIGH : FOR SALE E Roo 1 FIV E 1to tenth 111 M raJHn, U river with S 23 o _ _ _ Phone WY 2·2204. 15 13 8lc 6 15 , with bath. Nice loc1ttion Melvin one tenth foot per hour. - also llEGISTEHt:D 11EHEFORD Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. Ohio R lv•r lott1: Downllouncl: Jody Fa.Ir - Martin Bnddock t'OR RENT-New modern "De• Inquire Lloyd Ulackwood, t:h�1• . Look at Lhe Sp1100, Look at the U4-30lp Deshield : Invader, 6:30 am,. 0-1 ; "GHOST OF DRAG&mlP Two and luxe" apartmenh ter, Ohio. Phone YU ft.2tOO ■rter Montgomery: CG Fonythl•, '1:00 Priee-1. Look ,it the Sav li\il. HOLLOW" three bedroom■. Eighteen mile, FOR SA�� A: Farm. Ches­ am, 1 work flat; Lock 20: Charle,11 6 P. M. ___ � 1-f 3tp For the &al Bu_y & Beot Tonn, from Kah1er plant. All electric ler Twp., 5 room ■nd bath, out• R. Stephenson, 9:00 am, 14-t; Lock FRIDAY THUISDAY One MILK TWO on New- and USED, Look to decorated -brick, be■utlfully bulldJnas, l11rje lake. WY2.fl910 22: Mr. Crin, B:30 am, 0-1; L«:k just fre11h. Rolland Searles, Rul· WALT DISNEY'S plastered w1l11. Tiled bath1 with Mn. Roy Frecker, MlncraviUe, 23, _Mike Creditor, 9:10 pm, 20-0j lane'. l'honc SH 2-4626. O'GILL AND ''DAR8Y tub and shower, complete Young 16·31c · 5 Ohio. Lehigh, I0:30 pm, 0-18; Wayne 11 6 PFA>PLE'" UITLE THE dl1po1al with kltch11n1 stown Hou(::land, 1 1 :60 pm, �2; I. F. ---- _ --- . � ___ � FOR SALE, SIX ROOMS AND t'relbcrger, 9:30 am, 0-18; and Al• ('l'edmltolor heat• electric con�aled unit,, ) DO YOU l'A> CITY PRICES l'OK lull b1th. Nazarene Parsonaae, - aloo Ing sylltem, ■torm doon and bert F. Holden ln toW; A. V. Orlu, u11ed farm machlnery1 See BIil College Road, Syracuae . Phone U.S. No. 23, W•�rly, Ohlo lawren� �. Dawn Ad.ams wlndowll, ,flre proof doors, build 10:o:i am, 8-0. Goodwin 1md buy at farm price,. WY 2-69315 or W"i 2-623 1. t to t day every Optn Ing completely ln1ulated, front ••SQ.ZNT ENEMY" Upbound, Galllpoll■c City of S11. mi\e11 rrom Wllke1vllle. 5 13 6tc and rear entrance■; be■tatlfully Mayavllle, 7 : 10 pm, 2-0; Indian■, 4 28 30tc parldnll , land8caped, private 6 am, 13-3; Lock 23: A. V. Crill, E·Z IIA S l>ONE IT AGAIN. KNIT NOW AT •TAT THIATII POMERANIAN� SMALL TOY rent extremely low '80.00 per YOR SALE MODERN FIVK 3 pm, 0..7; Mr. Crlu, 4:10 pm. no 1uits for the- 2-3· 4 year old1. M1nche1ter Pup1, Rea1onable. month. The HAVEN TERR.ACE room house, iull basement •nd tow; St. Loul1 Zephyr, 4:45 pm, 0-8; Boxer Bhorh $1 .06. Matchlni or ,T. ,L AIANT V■. Phone sra.58M, MHon, APARTMENTS, New Haven, W. 1tllc. A11ume bal•nce of ,. 'JI, Rocket, U:20 am-, 2-3, one derrick contr■stln1 top■ $1. 19. The Shoe &·16-3tc or TUrner2-2700 Phone V11. dlrect iovernment loan. Lot DO boat, one ,tore hfft, one machine Box., Mlddlcporl. 5-1 8-tllc "HOME FROII 2·1825 (IJ) 5-1Z·l9-118-ftc xl&o. Good neta:hborhoad. Call shop boat. :: USED wu1ZzA1m kEFHiGi°HA­ USED EQUIPMl<.:NT - FOR-!ALE or He Freddle Thabel, Maaon, TOk. Uood condition $ti'- Jack W v,. -t-26-tfa or trade. Tnclor Corn Phmter Al'AllTMENT, • ROOMS, BATII and basement. Good loc•Uon Ind Rou11h, Broad Hun. 175.00 ; l lor.!H! Planter Corn cle1m. Phone W Y 2-3287 . 11') 12. 19, 26, 31C Delivery Rake $3a.OO; Side (0) 18, etc FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOm $f5.00; Two Rolary HOH Stffl,00; wl,b two bath,, a:ar•&e. wub 11156 BUICK CtNTURY V8 MO• SprHdllr Two Wheel Co-Op tor. Perfect l'Ondlllon. Jlm ml, .... boua-e, cell■r. l■r.fe eorner JOI '90.00; New Wa111on with bed Dtem, Rn) No. I , llaclne, Ohio. located ln Cbe,ter, Oblo, oa ,130.00; tO Ft. Elevator $90.00; EMPLOYMENT WANTED: H ll-18-3lp Route '7. Priced to 1ell. U lnter­ ­ uoeoOne and Two {lottom J>low1 eated ull or write Paul PoUna. work or houae elunina:, Call I '20.00. Fred Burson, Shade Ripley, W. Va. ' M, ESl•M33. SPru� l-tl80t . alter O p. m. Vern Oblo, Phone MY8-33&t. 5-16-6tP t-28-llc H1tyman. D It dt p • or SELECTION BEAUTIFUL FOR SALE FOUR ROOM HOUSE Flowen, Cro1ae•, Bllllket1, for ti11th, ba■ement, 111, clty water Me�arltil Day, CU!f• Shoe Re• We ■nd i■raae. Lociated near bl'ldlt pur, ,1\14dleporlt O�lo, 5·17•12l p dNg ,tor• nt1eds, c011Mtlt:1; Muon. Wilbert Weaver, Muon. LIGH T HOUSEKEEPING. Phom, HAU' PONY AND HALI' WELCH . O·IH!tp. , 11-18- l tp CH7• dependable ham• nHdsf • • b�t ____. _ ?.Jil 1:oh I t'P9., old, half pony and _ OU SE AND O M H_ � FOR SAI:E ? RO h■U siddle horie ' aeldlna 3 flll lng prescriptions Is · bath, to Cl01e furn•� Ooor IH ye■ra old, Welch mare broke 10 , heort of our bu1ln111. ::zt4LJ.:.J:.; Call WY2· bu1lnt11 di1lrid. IUJUGP· work or ride 10 year■ old, Black �-��1�: ll-18-3lc ■Idelle mire 4 yean old, eoll i� Relrlaora• , 8/lOII, by 1lde, two weeka old. Phone .. Phone T\lJ. WY2Gl, l•bert 'G. PJd;ett. 'SA� ROOM Falrlan• 4 Door �17-etc Va. llolth bath, Cllflon. a, 0, 'McCOY 8, SP , am , .: . � milea by loeal owner. ell Bu o , 1 FEMALE •nd 1 �LE Chihau­ r , < IIUl:'r'IONI H Spoileta clea,, ln1.erior, jet bl 1u-·k hua dn1. 5 and 6 ye1r1 old. Good HOUSE, ROOM .' SIX tlhle L.... 'f. finilb wild) whitewall Urt�, for ral:dna pup■. Al10, 2 seven• and doo : '170 wlnd1JW1 ,torm � power steerlna, fQrdomaU.c, rK• week old J'lll)I. Mn. Pele MUILLIII PUIINACII, WIITING Sycamol'il, Mldcpeport. ll,, 12-0tp �!:.,· die> Md ·b�ter. I Sprouac, Willow Creek, Ill. I . . HOUII 1ppllll\Cee. ArMI• re­ Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 17 lite . . the,.. lyrHUN, Ohle. Pt.M l l-1i,ff WYN314. 1 1 2 RATS KILLED WITH STAR W1rf■.r ln. 3'ii lbl., .1.49; 4 Iba. IIIAVILY TUCTOI I AND $2.60. Sa.I� pure, and 1 uar1ntced. hnleo. Ill I, Main, _..,, ,_ WYHtJ'S. Opoll 'Ill t PULL TYPE a-12·• CO-OP PWW Ebonbacb,_!wdwan, ,. Mo untll J'"'9 I, leS..-1 '7 U. Co-Op mower. Hay tedder, 15) 4. 8 , 8, It) S'I , 21, all In 1ood 1hape. Ch•rle, E. ....,,i11e, 11o..14 ........... 11, 12, 11, 18, 19, Ohio. ,_ �lie :llt r, Yoa� llln•n•IUe, Phone WI 1- 28, 27; (I) 1, 2, 3, B, 9, 10, �.--Ill I:, IIIAIN 0 ::.:,;Y:,. :,::RO ::lll PO · -..-----'..:. •-f -5 11 8tp a.11--ue, 10, lt, 17, Jttp --� � KARR & VAN ZANDT = (9a , .\t\arine Suppl ie!t ---===--=--- - - wY� 1 1 2) Call Dlc1 :Sterrltl to ■ ( 1,4 J For president, Mrs Fred Batey. opened the meeting. The roll call was answered with ''Name A Wild Flower". The by-laws were read by Mrs. Harry Layne. Mrs, A. G. Mehlman's resignation was read and accepted. ' --- - = ::::-� .. --So le ----For .;;;;=.==.===;;;;:;;C:.:..:: -· ----- Uuu.. - rRAILERS- i!:. �.,Y ! ( 1 8 Employment Wonted . ....., 4", GOEGLEI N ' VANGUARD READY-MIX CO. Pwt1JkJ. f"'•J•.,;4 Pho1111 WY-2-32:M ' Mlddl- P... St. ' I I l $1495 �Y POMEROY y."i,tQTOR CO. �. omo ' -.a.■ n, been so sharp this season and his all around play so good that local fans are wondering if perl'u1.ps an­ other (,' lark will be up in the ma­ jors before many years have passed. r "let . By United Prffl lntematlon•I NATIONAL LE AGUE W L Pct. Ga 9 .890 20 . . San Francisco 19 10 .655 1 Pittsburgh . . 12 1 1 . 522 ff Milwaukee 15 14 .517 5 Cincinnati Los Angeles . . . . 13 16 ,448 7 1 1 16 .407 8 3l Louis 9 15 .37 5 8¼ Chicago . . 1 1 19 .367 9¾ Philadelphia . Tuescf•Y Nl9ht's RNUlh Pltt1bur1h 1 1 Chicago 6 Los Anael•• 6 Mllw•ukff 4 S•n Franeltc• ¥ C incinnati I St. Louis 1t Phlladelphl1, ppd, rain Wednndlly'1 Probabl• PltcMrl Chlm10 •t Phll•delphla hlehf -Ahd•rSOn 0.i va ltabertt 1-J St. Louis at Plttlburah nlght­ Kllne 1·2 vs L•w 5-1 at Clnalnnatl Lo1 AngelH nlght-WIIHarn1 1-0 'It Hook S-3 San Frenclsco •t Mllw•_... night-McCormick 5,o 'fl Wlll•Y 2·2 Thund1Y'• Gitftff Chleato et Phll141elphl•, night St. Louis •t Pittsburgh, nllht Lo, An1eles at Cincinnati, nl9ht S•n Francl■co at Mllw.ukff ni9ht 11 "- W L Pct. GB Chicago . . . . . . . . . 15 1 0 .00 14 1 0 . 583 Cleveland . 15 1 1 .577 112 Baltimore . . . New York . . . . . 12 10 .543 l "' Boston . . . . . . . . . 1 2 10 . Mli l ¼,; 10 12 .455 3% Detroit 10 18 .38!1 5 'iil Kansas City 9 15 .375- G½i Washingto n . . . Tuudly Nieht'• R"ultl Cl•v•l•nd 7 N-. York 6 Chlcaigo 1 1 Buton 6 Detroit 3 • W1fflln9'on 1 Ka,isa. . C ity • l■ltlmo,. t Wedn•lday'1 Probable Pltchen WHhlngton at o.troit-Cl.vengtr 1·2 •• Bunnln1 0-2 Bo■ton at Chicago nl9ht-Mon• boukuette 3-2. v• Pl•rc• 3,-1 laltlmor-• at K•nn1 City night -Wllh•lm 1 ·2 v■ H•rbe-rt 2-1 New York •t Cl•v•l•nd night­ Turley 1-1 YI H1wklns 3-2 Thursday'• GamH Bodon at Chicago Beltlmor• at Kanus City night .-s4.24°AI. , Afl •xcollent Yllfvo ln a lillxod Em�o, Paint • • • • wOfb easily, CO'lfll - 11M •'- ""' 111thfcro­ to,y IIMCO•• lloadJ Ebersbach Hardware * BASEBALL HEAD DIES GREEN BAY, Wis. UPI - Fred A. Schlapman, 36-year-old presl• �ent of the Green Bay Dodgers of "Everything In HardWillre'' the Three•l league, died Tuesday a rter a year's illness. Schlapman Phone .,_WY-2-2811 had l'i\en scheduled to undergo surgery ' to corred a defective POMEROY, OHIO .h val e . ••"''".'�, v _ ________ ��==�===�===��� _ s •24i ·------ A&P'S ' ' • COURT STREET • ,' Perch . . , . stlC. k$ • ' POMEROY PAN . Fre_s. fryers , ,h Ror� Crown �\ di,,,.,,,,-.... 6 - ½ fi)uarts'-� ! ;' B,uded Cop'n, John'• C•p'n. READ Cooking er 3 pk... ·99C IIML WHCOMlft. , . fl1ncr, A...,_,i.ce or Slked - ,�. 59c •• Swiss .Chee ;,-. . . Sliced In Syrup A&P lrllftll Strawberries � 3 1 \. . .... ,,(! 1 'I' • , SHOE stoli 1�•·.. "Mfithe ·of 'b�pei- l'llodl" • • " Cut-Up T,ay Pee; ., ... 41 C Salad Oil . . . , Glau 0.C.nlw Pure Vogol•�·· T �'- &9c v... 1 1 ... 2 �� 69c 1 0�110 ., ' I ' ' .. ,, " , . \1, "' •i· . � • , •, • �;'\, · . ,1, �r· •. . LI ') C lb Gr••n Peppers ::� 3 "'' 29c . ,,..1, 2 _ Green BeansFlorid 5 for"'· t,c o 39C . : '- Pin��plj,: �::: �:... 3 for •1 •00 ' Swe. et Corn Gol.. . C:allfiirllli , . . ·/ t,..,. s1... Juicy ' 1 , lemons' •,' " l lr.•� . . .J � . � - �- . '' i ' 39c ... . ,, �- l, ' FULL BUTT KALF, t:B, 59c , K4 c� lb HALF . . Sldftl- All Meat Wienel'5 2 �-5 1·09 - ,:;!� SSc i1•' Icect .:. ' .- Baconc:::.. , Th in S11...t 1 . Good ...... - pko- 1-1�. 49c , , . �;Chops cut ---- ... 69c tcmadian Baconr ;: �1- _I "'-n, 79c . � ' R'9hl -4.;,c Supe ,;.,: ,6.:'., sage Ii "P,,•1_r �u B IG GROCEAY;�- MAKD SALiltDI MOUTH-WATIRING GOQDI i, " -� lb. 2 ::; 79c Ltirid,e;;;•TM�t A,Ponn ..,. '1 �" o·, 1 All S. A. I. Graclff _ 2 ea1t . "'tor M V _ _ _ 9rape Jelly :; ::=, _ 2 �.45c , � , " . .. , '"' ����� �,::?t���� TOO i ;,i�:Mn':i,; ___ r �­.,• ' ' 49c :;u�·�' A&P's � -. ·fresh• ftuits & :V•�•• ,, ' . At,lt $upar-lll9ht 0 - ••• 10C Sweet Peas --or--SllcH Clllflff'fllJt, : .. . Y•llow Cllng, Halvel 29 . c .":.49 2 Iona , . Peaches ___ . �:. s 1.oo ' '· ' 'I-ENDER dexola· · · · L•rp Sl•, -• WHAT . '., Ch1clcen Breasts F.-,,.. _ ... 59c �7: 69c ::':1,h Garrie Hens �:=.R� Plump, Tend" dy -- lb, 4 5 C 0.•�Ru 5 UC Fancy· D k a-lea• C■"'n Jahn'•· ---- tf� Ground Beef Lemonade �=:: ,..-- 4 � 3$19c 00 3 Cocoanul D' / rt Mo on s ;,, ••� ,�·�•·... _ _ "''·- _ ·. __ . HARTLEY •. liiNN-ETT ' . ,, A,.P Supor-Rlght . . . 100% Pure LNri Bfff - 3 9C Dev,•1 e· d Crab5 John'• - pkt, c.,... .' , , • .;; 'I k,. • n 2 , __ '• ...,... Sh r1mr Joh , .ilJil , f ll•ddock n'• �. l!Mls ..... :sYc: • d f'I 118 S Coll'•• Joh, Fr1e JARM AN ADDS I ◄ - 11 -Caitoil Sems 18 ENGUSH CUT lb ROAST " fish fillets - z,.:.:�: 69c w. zo, "· QUALITY-ALL FINES T Haddock, Cod or Ocean ' ( t ' '1 : �-�=� Sm oked Ha m Cap'n Joh n's Fish & SeafooY d . ..... ,st ,:q 24-a For Sale or Trade I « C SUPER'il l GHT : · . .. 1 Y<;)U'll SAVE AT A&l"I • •u�nllUIII ' BONE SEE • • • $1 3.95 ' I11L SHOULDER COME and a touch of white so Smart for Summer ROUND ,, I •> . It . $1 2.95 ' C BLADE CUTS F•15h port,ons & .. .......... •M"• D1ll.a1 Gree.n won hiJ firsl &aJ11.e of the yeu II BuU1lo but R�hester, H .--2, with a 1 7 . �,lt at­ tack. STANDINGS •. L Pet. GS Buffalo 13 ? .508 Toro�to 13 7 .6:t,O 2 Havana 13 12 ,520 4 'ii Colun1bu1 12 13 .480 :Pl!. 10 12 . 455 6 Rochester 12 IS ,441 81/z Richmond Miami 11 15 ,423 7 9 16 .360 81/z Montreal ••• happy to ptty a small In the victor,," the rookie •tar .,id eltet lutUN • grand 11am home tun at lUlt m feet. "I waan·t U,-inJ to bit • homer, the l ft.at Jult tr,-in1 to meet b . r!.i " Jay Hook wi11 1hoot for victoty the No. 4 when he pitchn for Reds tonight ag•inst H0ward and company. For the Dodgen It wUI he Slan Williams (1-0) . Cincinnati's Ed Bailey •lao made like a one•man team Tue■day night u he b.atud in •II of I part"I YB.I.OW PASES QUALITY· tuPtI:·1iGHT" ., CHOICE Friod Fllh �rnw BULOVA FROM ONLY · A acae and fel11 Torrell hl l 801 0 clout■ for the Suga r Kma,· 3-2 tr iumph over Columbu,. 0 Pidge Browne accounted for both Jet , ruf\li wilb a .homer. See the CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE - ALL SALE PRICED! GOESSLER'S ·�· b1Hk to hi, homt 1lale a,. • formldable (lpponent of the ClncinnJII Rr<lll. wh.o ,tart I two-game B•ilPy, who colltded • two-run homer and tht'tt hill 1n three time• .it bat TuesdJ)' nl&ht. bu boolted h1m1eU into 1hm:I pl.« National tbe le:■d inl among bill f tn ee.CQl per• .Ull a •·ith b-at1m1Pn Leav.ue = : tbe ��� f l '!,i: �::: eenlage. for the $1 08.000 bonu. money th ey The Giants won their first game PII'd t or him when he turned • •• l defe, l Into a §,4 ¥id.ory /or the from the Reds 1h11 .ea11on with 11 �1er1 Jt Milwaukee Tuelday 14-hit ■ltack and the ,i:r:•hit pitch­ nii ht. iq or Jack Sanford. •• show you the works !;; THE �" Ron Negr■y 11 one reHon t he Toronto Maple Leah are rl1ht on ' the heels of the International Le11ue•leadlng Buffalo Biton1. The slim righlhand('r won hi• fourth 1traigbt game without • aetback this se■son Tue&da)' n1&ht when he 1hut out Montreal, 2--0, on a three.hitter. Toronto ■tayed t1t"O t■mes be· hind lhe Bi!IODS at the Leah acored l'l r� in the [Int inning and added an in1uranee run off Bab(' Birrer in the sixth. Nor � Zauehin belted • two-TUn h�mer 1� th.e last of the ninth to give M111m1 a 2·1 victory over · Richmond. Jim McKnight a:ot one of the VirBinians' three hits off Herb Moford and winner Hat11' Byrd with � l;llird inning homer. Havana Jomed the homer paI rade as Borrego Alverez, Joaquin the Reds' run,, but bUI t!fort (1iled lo Sla"e off 1 9·3 ION Lo thl! San P'rancisco GiHtl. STANDINGS ONLY ■- ■ • RALPH CLARK ,, the ,�',,,oa ''r 60 AMERICAN LEAGUE carry a c11111pl1t• stock of (,2dfeusiness Services Jli111iHt . ••,,,,· ; t SfJecl<d Bale! loner Joe :ro.11 announced today that. tl)e new American Football Le1111e, pJ1gued. with too many plqer1 in1tead -of too t� would remove the pta)'er limit tor its initial lr•lnlns period this se11on , MOit obsa'f,r · the lced Q!Jet)!" wh,:rr-"'J. , of the J� a1 11t; WM lff.nO,U) d i 'II lo -"wh�!.,.. wUt t'� ge,f tt, ., l)ijyers!" 'i , • ·· ,� a�'"d• q_�lif d can� )Dp � ...!:i,"" Fcioa Mlq; "lbrjl our dkl1,.. people had i>rllfnaJly thought We first set the Jl■ye r l l� lt 11 Pt rteam then expanded -It to '10. And now have had to remove •II limits.' ' _Under the chanee, which FoH •!•d was request ed by team offi• cials, some team. may take 18 man)' as 100 players to camp ' --- ART UNIC'111Elt SAYS: (� Help Wanted , W'hateve,- llhe Job, avoid messy oo--llhe-job concrete mixln.g. Let us- do <it for you 4ilnd deliver right t o the sile. And tile price ti right! Oalil u:s for estimat.11. I l - - · - - · ■- - - -·■- ,=!¥'wloo, J .. w. 1957 FORD YI BEST FOR NEAT AND THRIFTY JOBS , I )-' �S. Dtivr, -1 n ■ •• I 21 l Reol Estate , Wav1rly Molille Hom, Sales •• I $200 ...r . .-:-;;;;;;;;.;a.==== Bing Crooby - 0.- Kelly RIV ER COws. uooD He is described by his coach, Ralph Sa)'l'e, as a 6·3, 175 ?Qllnder, who has a good pair of hands, av• erage speed, a good , eye at the plate, and the possessor or a good attitude toward athletics. During lhe prel'lcnt year he has connected for 1 6 hits, has scored 18 runs, and .has been walked 12 tim�s. ot hie hits, 1 0 havP gone for extra bases - six doubles and four triples. He has struck out only three times. Coic.h Sayre' gives him much of the c�·edit in the (acL Lhat the Fal­ can■ are currently sporting an I l• I record. Last year, the Falcons won 10 and lost 6. Sane calls the big boy a good baseball prospect and reports lhat he has been under observance thus far by at least t h ree professional baseball scouts. In addition to his hitting Ralph has also taken his turn �n 1 he mound this season, winning three and losing none. His hitting has Costs' ' less than 12 cents' a day_ with 12 months to rep•y. Phone first For fast approval. Then slop for your money. ■ REPORT ,.�J,t "COUNTRY G!Rl." 1 I N 20 M I N UTES ( 206 ) I nsurance - -- - ATIO . THURSDAY •nd Friday The program was given by Mrs. J. L. Stewart "May's WIid : Flowers." An installation service was hdd with Mrs. Batey Install• ing the new omcers for the eom­ ing two years: President, Miss Leah Powe ll; �ice president, Mrs Floyd Carmack; recording i.ecre­ tary, Mrs. Bethel Vanee; corres­ pondlng secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Roush and tre.asurer, Mrs. Donald Roush. Mrs. Batey then presented Miss Powell wilh the president's pin. Surgicized Skin Put To Test In Fight Tonight :Ralph, who Ui a brother ot Mel Clark, former Philadelphia Phil­ lie• outfielder, is sporting a b.a:t• Ung average of .433 with only a few sames lefl i n the season. And th�t•s alightly below hi& average of .-4.89 which he atta ined in his jun­ ior year of high school. OHIO Not O,-q Tonl.i,t ethodist The WSCS of the Cburctl met Toesday e�ning al the home of Mrs. Jack Needs. Mrs. Frank Thompson wall in charge of the business meeting. The program for the evening was I presented Ly M.rs.· Max W,etherall. The topic was "Jesus The Light or the world." GARDIN CLUB MEETS The Garden Club met Thursday evening at the Alex Quillen Mem• orial building with Mrs. L. C. Roush and Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr. 11 hostesses. Wabama While Falcon baseball , f•ns have been beatlnl the drums loud and long ror Ralph Clar\ big Falcon shortstop, who has been hitting the b;ill all aeHon long .at a terrific pace, MEIGS THEA'fRI WSCS TO MIET 'STAY' ENDS MAY 10-Mra. Martha Tatt, SO, la wb,eled trum court In Puadena, Calll., wl'lert May 20 WU set for declllon on whether t.o bold her tor. trial lD the ham.. mer alayln1 ot ber buaband Wl!llam, 38. Sh• alUl'led her wrt1ta after the ldlllns. Negi:ay Credited New Dodger Star Comes Home AFL Boosts For Toronto's Falcon Infielder ls Gaining Player Limit To Pla gue Cincinnati lteds Hold On Second CINflNNATI UPI - Grand- 1-erin with Loi Anseln tonight. 100 Each Attention As Baseball Star To ala mlng t-rank Howard um� n.� �onnu Oblo Slate bukeL­ l k UnltH ,,.... lnNrftdienl � DALLAS, Tei. UPI-Col'l!mlsl· DIIPIRII ITUDIHTI IZMIR, Turkey UPI-Police loday di1pened 500 to 1100 1tudent demon1trator1 deman.dinl the re, 1ignatlon of Premier Adn111 Men •dere1. Elaht ot the student, who formed in lront of lhe 1ovemor'1 office Wt!lre detained. :1 •.;...;.;;;:;.;..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;a;;;;;;;a;;;a;:;, 11 POMEROY, 18 , 1 960-7 Dally �entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O . , May · ' . eh ! Syrup _ ll , 2 ·:� 39c . nte Drink _ 3 �.":; 79c .',;•� • k - 3 "'·c .... '-,i9 ,,...e Dr,n �� PruM Drlnk "\S, Our Pl- Quellly , l , ,,: 'r ·l•,·,ruit Juice - 2 4!: 59c Catsup - 2 '!.� 2?c ' . ·." .. ii Pean u1s i::::., _m.: 2,·sc 1-. 3 A&P . .. ... n..�.:,d peanuts BraiNI - ..,, . 5C Peanuts :::.d -� 2Sc: S�lih ·· w -. , · '�f-,C · , ,fOpl Mixed N�ts . ·A..P«tnn M�o r Oil __ !79c ' s� · itl'. �rls ,, ·: 8AK ERY B Y,·Y:·i' •; B,;7 � .. 2' 16� 33c .. 3c ..... S noh l-l �e le App cb � lr.wberry Pie ,::.. __ :s9c E ch J■- ►id,.r .... Zling PrMh O.lly ,, �t --"''-'-Patlcli_. •• ' '--- hnf 1 ; �- ' ' t-'' ·.\' ' • - �, ::'---Dally Sent1nei Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1960 (91 For Sale --- --- (20 J Business Services FOR SALE-1'WO PIECE LIVING room suite, 2 ta ble lamps. 3 ,mall lablea, Pfil'td to ae:11. !i-1S.3tc Phone Sll2-4MO. WANT ADS roa CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE ll&� ULTS RATES 3 eent, per word, :>ae tnaertloo. l,:inimum ebaree. - 00 ca,"., 8 ceota per word for three eoo&ea.1tive i.nsertion.a Speeill � one mouth for 30 cent.a per word. Full r�te � � �nta per word will be charred for advertbine lf nol prud W1tbin 10 day.11 11;lter receiving bill. � io Adve_rtilin, - Should be ruportNI lmmedtatel1. The Dail y �net will not be respon&ib)e for more ULa.n one incor­ rect -ineert:on. krd of 1"...anb and s,,ecw No1Jee1 of Ewuta Sl.UO. Obl&uarie, publi&hed at 1 eenl per word. 1 MO ; DAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY WORDS $4� ' $1."5 90c 60< 10 '8.00 ,1.eo ,1 .20 60o llO $1.80 $2.20 $1.l!O ?5c 25 Ad, Neeived by 10 A.M.. will be to tbal day·a .. p«. PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 ( I J Notices T E RMITE AND Pt:sT CONTioL by Fain. FrM intpe<tlo,n. Insur• N by Netlonwld♦. Phon• R. and A. SHViic♦ 'Station WYl· 4-26-tk 2366. (9) For Sa le HARRISONVILLE · SCIPIO ALU­ mni banquet, M,11y 21 at 7 p. m. :i- 17-3tc Public dance 9 p. m. participate in Pomeroy's Amer­ ican Legion Drum and liugle t'orps. No 11ge limitation. Con· lad Guido U1rolami or lleno Cud at Lind or C<1II P<1ul Moore's Sture, Pumeruy, Ohio, 5-18-3h: WANTED - VOLUNTEERS 1� 181 Auto So les __ . ____ _ ____ TDIIIIIS • TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 1ppli1nce repa-ir. Cal! F'rank C;ipteina, 41 4 N. Second Ave., 3·3-Uc Middleport. CONSIGNMENT $ALE Sale wtll be held Saturday, May 2 1 , 1960 iii 1 1 A. M. 1 mile west of Porterfield at the auction gruund11 will have a mi1ceJ\aneou11 lot for sale. Lunch will be served. GODDARD SALIS Harold Godd•rd, AvdlonMr 5-18-3k AUCTION I IA Campi.._ Service Crltt ar.cttord Wrtt., Pt.on. or Contact A. C. UADFOR.D, Racin., Oh.,_ DAIRY DISPERSAL SALE On May 23, I P. M., I Mile north of Racine, Ohio, on the Oa.k Grove Road. Other employ. ment must sell. 21 Holstein cows, first calf heifer up, 4 Guernsey rows, 2 Jersey cows I mixed blood cow, (3) thre� year olds. (5) four year olds (6) five year olds, bllance ar� 6 and 7, with the exceplion of 1 old cow, man y fresh or spring. ers, 1 1 head freshen this fall j health papers furnlehed, Jn'. spectlon welcome anytlme, a good herd. Howard Ervin, Owner. Harold Goddard, Auctioneer. 5- 1 8--ttc BOLEN GARDEN TRACTOR AND equipment. Set platform 1cales. Paul Smith, Rt. I , Racine. 3·17·3tp TELEVISION RADIO A?IID SMAW.. appliance repair. Phone Otis MeClinlock, Racine, Ohio. 2. ufc CUSTOM BU ILT KITCHEN DE· ,igned for your home. Free es­ timates. Foreman and Ab b(ltl, Phone WY2·532 1 . 8'6·H Experleneed RADIATOR aw .......... . 9.:.- ., _,...._.,_,..., tf .... ,,.,.,,, • • • For FREE lnspecllOP PHONI GUmore's Supply Slere wv-2•2774 Vaughan's Edermlnallng Buy Your JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR a y MRS. CARaOLL ADAMS JR. PTA HOLDS LAST MEETING The PTA held its IHI meeting or the tcbool year on Tbund,y evening at the school with Mrs Paul Powell, preaidenl, presiding: The meetini opened with group smginil of America. The pledi:e of Allegiance and PTA prayer was led by Mr1. David Fields, Jr, Rev. Hobert Dille, PHIOr of the .t.:UB Church led devotiona and prayer. The bu-5ineu meeting was call­ ed to order with reportll read ;ind .11pproved. Mrs. Powell pre­ senled Glen Smith with I gift of appreciation for building a port• ;ible ataa;e. She •Lio thanked the high llchool boy1 who helped. Mra. Powell gave a ,btjef summary ol the year'• activities' and project,. Several articles -purchased for the ,chool were dictionaries, a new piano, 20 games and the stage. Mia.s Margaret Lo u Roney sang Memoriea and waa accompanied -- � I Meigs Route 692 Is Included In Bids REPAI R We repair all types of radi­ ators , from heater cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. 1 Blaettna- s ty, Ralph Gibb■ Jr.; Recreation• Plan:round J■ck Needs, Raymond Sisk. Burl Wal!Jce, David Field1 Jr., and John Wolfe; Reading•Ll• brary. Ser,..ice, Mrs. Robert Hayea Mr11. Nellon Roush, Mrs. John Powell, Mn.. Albert Roush; Progum, Mn. Fosler Grinatud, Mn Lawrence Lleving, Mn. Roy Jone• Yearbook, Mr1. Everett Roush Mrs Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Ha� Miller, Mrs. John .Powell; Cb■ir• men of Home Room Represent•• lives, Mrs. P■ul Powell ■nd Mrs. Adri■n Llthey; Repre,entatlves to be named later: co-chairman o! Halloween Carnival, Mrs. Robert Sayre and Mr,. Donald Bumgar­ ner; Variety Show, Mrs, Paul Powell, chairman. Tlie room count award was won by Mrs. Faye Smith's room. New Haven Social Events Contractors will bid Tuesday, �fay 24, on 12 highway projects in eaat-central ■nd ■outheaatern Ohio, according to .u 1nnounce­ ment by the Ohio Department of proJeclll are Highways. The among 32 bein&: offered at Tues­ day's bld•letting ,esston in Colum­ bus, the eiahlb of the current calendar year. Included is State Route 602 in Meigs County where an eight• tenths mile portion of highway will be relocated lo skirt a section dosed by mud and sand waeb• ed from an abandoned strip 11!1nc. EsLlmated co1t, including right of way and engineering is $46,000, • by Mrs. Powell. Mrs. Powell in­ alalled the new offlcen: Mrs. John was president; Mor&an, p■at aergeant•al-arms, presenting the officers: President, Mrs. Fields, Jr., Vice Preaident, Mrs. Foster Grinstead; Secretary, Mrs. John Ridgw■y; Ttea5urer, Mrs. Robert Layne; Historian, Mrs. Jack Needs Mrs. Corresponding Secretary, Tom Holtman. Mrs. Powell thank• ed all for their help .and co-oper• ation during her term of office. She was presented a prellident's pin by Mrs. Adrian Lathey. Mrs. PoW':!,11 then presented Mrs. Fields with her president's pin . c.ood CIHn Uud C•n Phon• WY-2-2H3 Comp■ny AT All MlhH and Models St. l&ry1, W, V•. Pomeroy, Ohio MITROPOLITAN MOTOR.I 1'Et.:(...'HJ SEWINU M:ACHlNJ::600-606 IHt Main It. BEST ROOF AND f'OR THE Lomplete Zlg•:tai:: for makin g bul• PMl••it• Ohio 1 epair service and roof P•lnting S11uud Called In and 11titchlng blinct holes, ton Ohio Pomeroy, ,, l'OIID V8 2 V lt CUSTOM 19and house painlinfl call Bill FaintinK Incident l.11ncy delLJ:lRII, Originally cost f �dan Low rnilcai,:c. Sp.11r.kling $U6 The Pomeroy emergency squad . nce f over $''00 of ay o b.la t' ., I Wy11tt Phone WY2-272t. 5·10·6\c .M e1 ael· ligh t bl Ul' I tnl�h $ ', , 19,;uv. or take over payments of '8 per was called al five r,'clock yes­ �- I B -6lc 1 monlb. l'hne W Y 2-2i0t. tnars, l'omcruy terday arternoon to 840 East announr�d her Mrs. Fields UIID IOATI A N D MOTOA• fiS _ St., and brought PeftrJ Lot• committees and chairmen Ior the Main _ I 6tc 13 , 1 958 CHEVHOU'.T V B 4 Oil. ! __ _ Matr• u IIP !ridge to MelP, General Hospital. � � =�t �cdan. O_r igmal black finish. 1 1 1 uu::; E THAlLER �o· x IO' FIVE coming _year: PTA County Coun­ Mr. Lottridge ' had suffered a o95 c 1 ty Council represen tative, Paul a r $ l , .oo · $4800.oo. ii St .. ::,,..roy. ooms, r _ b ath. ':" h one Slecp 8. f� ::�a�; ���� o (11inting spell, according to the P r y·5 _ ;1 c 1 1'nee includf?I l uel oll tank, Powell and Mrs. Morgan; Bud.get• 1 1-14-tfc ____ �c1uad record book. _ __ • Finance, Mrs. Jack Frey, Mn. a , h , sion. dryer See tcte,•i � i; e-r l lfflO MEHC UH Y MONT E HAY 4 Lewis Capehart, Mrs. James Hag• trauk l l udaon, U.111:ihan Road, dr. i;cdan. EZI gla�li. MutU-dri11e. Ren, Wanted gerty, Mrs. James Cunningham, Ii 14 6tc iH. 1, H1tcme. Befort 9:30 A.M Showroom equipped t'ully Mrs. Raymond Sisk, Glen Smith, ·2·2649 WY Mlddl•put clean $2,995.0u. Blaettnars, Pom ALLIS CHALMEH::; TRACTOR BACHELOR GENTLEM� DE· Carl King and Donald Bumgard• Pom•ro, WY-2#95 eruy. ___ _ ___ ft-18•6tc sire11 3 or 4 room furn ished hyilraullc plows, :M t, cqr� ner; National PTA Magazine, Mrs. KAUTZ P"EID STOR iipartment In or near Pomeroy plan_ler, culli vators_ 1tnd spray Clyde Foley; Telephone, Mrs. Eu­ C"9ater Al '53 STUDEBAKElt CHAMPION:? or Middleport. Can give good �utfil. _James Mourmn(I,, Railroad gene Hesson and Mrs. John Brab­ Yukoh S-2145 door. Original plllnt. one owner Wi:itc Box 47 1 , Pom­ reference&. V2-3523. W Call Middleport. St., Carroll ham; Publicity, .Mrs. HAMtLL SERVICI ITA.TION Virgil ·1 -a ford, SyraCU!C, �htine eroy, Ohio. ft.l 8•3tp 5·1 7·6tp Adams Jr., and Mrs. Bethel Vance lefar• 9:0o A.M. ____ WY2·tl7� �. l fl.ff tc _ CHICAGO l'.JPI-Veteran Italian Hospitality, Mrs. Howard Burris _ _ _ AIIMin, "53 PUBLIC AUCTION Paolo Rosi pul1 his sur­ Mrs. Charles Weaver, Mrs. Phii puneher 1eri1 llVlCK VB sPi:;t:1A L4 rJ i Every Day lier-vt�, 1 2:30 P. M. Ma"t 21, 1 960 Rent g1(•ally•toughenl.-d skin to the test Batey and Mrs . .Robert Johnaton; &t·d an. Power slct.• ring �nd lmik· The personal properly of the late .,___ tonight in a 10-roond televised Character • Spiritual Education e-11. Original black finish, like (.jcorge lhumtton wLIJ be sold at 1''1VE ROOM HOUSE, BATH, 10 match with young Eddie Perkins Mrs. Harold Bumgarner; Health new. D)·naflo w drive. Sl 59�.00. Cole St., in Pomeroy near tho 1tucl1u11 a l U\e re11idence oppollile of Chicago. ft-1 8·tllc Ulaelln11n, Pomeroy and the Exceptlonal Child, Mrs. Pomeroy•Mason Brldge, C■ll In the �ost oUioe on Route 1 ln At slake for the second•rlnted BARNES·SIM l'SON INSURANCE Robert Roush, Mrs. Robert Gil­ IH4-6tc evening WY2·2738. TuppcrH Pla111s, Ohio. l� PON'l'IAl.' S'fAll � H IEF° . Ai:cnt11, Middleport Flre Auto,. ltosi end unranked Perkins, 23, is more 1nd Mrs. WyHi5 Dnis; Mem • 47J Sycamore St., Mlddlcpurl Llv111w rooh1 lnlllc, 2 woo1 rllgd; SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 128 . f.i\S'I;' mobile, Bonds. Phone wY�·21J03 a promised chance to meet Haht benhlp, Mn. John Hoffman, "Mrs. • l:old S(iol rllfrigcnitor, 4 bedl!I, weight champion Joe Brown in a IH1• 1%tp Main St., Pomeroy, PhonNfal William Gibbs, Mrs. Morg■n Mr,.s. --- --· --- tille fight. comb111at1un d l•sk &. book CIIIU! '408 " 61 12 0 c · ' · Lesley Roush, Mrs. John fergu­ · IION STJVERS 1904 •·oua lJO O I< Wl 'l"l·I OVER ·'· 1 oor lamps, d111hc8, qullun, The 32 year old Rosi, now a · aon, Mr■. Carl Sullivan, .Mrs. drive lHHt healer 1 9�4 Liucoln J ram�ti , cu d la bl e11, record pl1ty- APA.1H'.P4ENTS - i'Urmabed •nd New York City re!'lident, haa ,William Shinn, Mrs. Marvin Roush f door Juli power, 1::ood lil'c8 er, oil l11111p�, �and tools, p1a110, unfurnished. Mdla,ten, Middlesou1:ht a rematch with lirown Mrs. Dawn Staats; Mrs. Eugene · and r11dio, 1 114 1 t ord Tudor I • Urnl � room s u i te, Mayt.aw wash• port. P hone WY•2-4286. '2-3•tf since the champ hung a ninth NWID � Athey, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. - - -w1lh aood lirc11 and radio. er, l drc.!Sllcn, pl11Lform rockur, -round TKO on him last summer. Denver Thompson, Mrs. Robert Phone WY 2-Ua:11. llohcrt ll. l'ir• j 11 wcqicr, oil he ater, nrn rblc top 5 AND 8 ROO M HOUS E, 1W O 3 '-✓ 11,• ._ ,..._ Mra. Donald B1 own: Safe.Sayre, room Benilllll, N. partment■, A. ii kcU. ___ mu ng rockcr11, ir 5- J 7·6tc board, st,1nti11, l·2•tfc Phone l NY2·3272. Philco nul io, day bud, u1h1ccl· ----------lancous hcrua. (9) A C.rtoon Ivery Nlthtl •93 Llncaln St. BEDROOM FURNISHED TWU ·Tcrm11: t:ASII Mlddl WY2-3561 Phone port • ■parlmcn l with ulllltics fur• l'WU UUILUING LOTS IN 1'1IE C"harle 11 Sll!l.!lon , o wner mshcd. Phone W Y 2·2tlt10, EW· .cc-�-- -- - Twin l. C'llJinl Add1Lion, New lta­ Nol rcsponsibl i• for acc1deu1K. Sale 14 1 l'ltOo 13 Ole COMPLETE INSUKANC.:1-: ing's Store, Pomeroy, vcn. 100 ' x 100'. $790 cad\. conUudcd b)' Hr11d!ord Auction tection, Life, Auto, Fifl• , Pollo. Phone WY or M1111Cln SPJ· Co., ltacmc, Oluo, l'honc Wl 9GaugH: Montgomery: 1 5 .9 up• Mills, MiddlcPQrt, Call Don 5757 alter 6 p. m. !J 13 8tc Rutland HOUSE, HOOM 1''0UR 3821. 1�cr, TONIIIHT 10._9 lower, 28',ii feet open; . . Ohio. . Township. Phone TU 2·3475, Mn Gal11poh!1: 18.2 upper, 21.l lower, PAMILY NIGHT XIRHY- VACU-UM -cLKAN�R-Re• Aucuonccr: t:riU Br1tdf�ird Carl Halrden. M111111icr: A. C. Ur11dford 5 13 8tp 36 feet open; Lock 23, 19.7. ptlllM!lfit•d and In A·l sh11ve. l•o· Anita Sandi - Ronaid Foater !i 14 6Lc I of MDYaltl• D1m1: Condition olf bahu1ce of $3'1,M or take a · HOOM t'URN ISRED apartment, ( "DIARY OF A throu1h down are dam, All 13 over payments of S1 per month. K Main st· •Phone SCHOOL BRIDE" HIGH : FOR SALE E Roo 1 FIV E 1to tenth 111 M raJHn, U river with S 23 o _ _ _ Phone WY 2·2204. 15 13 8lc 6 15 , with bath. Nice loc1ttion Melvin one tenth foot per hour. - also llEGISTEHt:D 11EHEFORD Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. Ohio R lv•r lott1: Downllouncl: Jody Fa.Ir - Martin Bnddock t'OR RENT-New modern "De• Inquire Lloyd Ulackwood, t:h�1• . Look at Lhe Sp1100, Look at the U4-30lp Deshield : Invader, 6:30 am,. 0-1 ; "GHOST OF DRAG&mlP Two and luxe" apartmenh ter, Ohio. Phone YU ft.2tOO ■rter Montgomery: CG Fonythl•, '1:00 Priee-1. Look ,it the Sav li\il. HOLLOW" three bedroom■. Eighteen mile, FOR SA�� A: Farm. Ches­ am, 1 work flat; Lock 20: Charle,11 6 P. M. ___ � 1-f 3tp For the &al Bu_y & Beot Tonn, from Kah1er plant. All electric ler Twp., 5 room ■nd bath, out• R. Stephenson, 9:00 am, 14-t; Lock FRIDAY THUISDAY One MILK TWO on New- and USED, Look to decorated -brick, be■utlfully bulldJnas, l11rje lake. WY2.fl910 22: Mr. Crin, B:30 am, 0-1; L«:k just fre11h. Rolland Searles, Rul· WALT DISNEY'S plastered w1l11. Tiled bath1 with Mn. Roy Frecker, MlncraviUe, 23, _Mike Creditor, 9:10 pm, 20-0j lane'. l'honc SH 2-4626. O'GILL AND ''DAR8Y tub and shower, complete Young 16·31c · 5 Ohio. Lehigh, I0:30 pm, 0-18; Wayne 11 6 PFA>PLE'" UITLE THE dl1po1al with kltch11n1 stown Hou(::land, 1 1 :60 pm, �2; I. F. ---- _ --- . � ___ � FOR SALE, SIX ROOMS AND t'relbcrger, 9:30 am, 0-18; and Al• ('l'edmltolor heat• electric con�aled unit,, ) DO YOU l'A> CITY PRICES l'OK lull b1th. Nazarene Parsonaae, - aloo Ing sylltem, ■torm doon and bert F. Holden ln toW; A. V. Orlu, u11ed farm machlnery1 See BIil College Road, Syracuae . Phone U.S. No. 23, W•�rly, Ohlo lawren� �. Dawn Ad.ams wlndowll, ,flre proof doors, build 10:o:i am, 8-0. Goodwin 1md buy at farm price,. WY 2-69315 or W"i 2-623 1. t to t day every Optn Ing completely ln1ulated, front ••SQ.ZNT ENEMY" Upbound, Galllpoll■c City of S11. mi\e11 rrom Wllke1vllle. 5 13 6tc and rear entrance■; be■tatlfully Mayavllle, 7 : 10 pm, 2-0; Indian■, 4 28 30tc parldnll , land8caped, private 6 am, 13-3; Lock 23: A. V. Crill, E·Z IIA S l>ONE IT AGAIN. KNIT NOW AT •TAT THIATII POMERANIAN� SMALL TOY rent extremely low '80.00 per YOR SALE MODERN FIVK 3 pm, 0..7; Mr. Crlu, 4:10 pm. no 1uits for the- 2-3· 4 year old1. M1nche1ter Pup1, Rea1onable. month. The HAVEN TERR.ACE room house, iull basement •nd tow; St. Loul1 Zephyr, 4:45 pm, 0-8; Boxer Bhorh $1 .06. Matchlni or ,T. ,L AIANT V■. Phone sra.58M, MHon, APARTMENTS, New Haven, W. 1tllc. A11ume bal•nce of ,. 'JI, Rocket, U:20 am-, 2-3, one derrick contr■stln1 top■ $1. 19. The Shoe &·16-3tc or TUrner2-2700 Phone V11. dlrect iovernment loan. Lot DO boat, one ,tore hfft, one machine Box., Mlddlcporl. 5-1 8-tllc "HOME FROII 2·1825 (IJ) 5-1Z·l9-118-ftc xl&o. Good neta:hborhoad. Call shop boat. :: USED wu1ZzA1m kEFHiGi°HA­ USED EQUIPMl<.:NT - FOR-!ALE or He Freddle Thabel, Maaon, TOk. Uood condition $ti'- Jack W v,. -t-26-tfa or trade. Tnclor Corn Phmter Al'AllTMENT, • ROOMS, BATII and basement. Good loc•Uon Ind Rou11h, Broad Hun. 175.00 ; l lor.!H! Planter Corn cle1m. Phone W Y 2-3287 . 11') 12. 19, 26, 31C Delivery Rake $3a.OO; Side (0) 18, etc FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOm $f5.00; Two Rolary HOH Stffl,00; wl,b two bath,, a:ar•&e. wub 11156 BUICK CtNTURY V8 MO• SprHdllr Two Wheel Co-Op tor. Perfect l'Ondlllon. Jlm ml, .... boua-e, cell■r. l■r.fe eorner JOI '90.00; New Wa111on with bed Dtem, Rn) No. I , llaclne, Ohio. located ln Cbe,ter, Oblo, oa ,130.00; tO Ft. Elevator $90.00; EMPLOYMENT WANTED: H ll-18-3lp Route '7. Priced to 1ell. U lnter­ ­ uoeoOne and Two {lottom J>low1 eated ull or write Paul PoUna. work or houae elunina:, Call I '20.00. Fred Burson, Shade Ripley, W. Va. ' M, ESl•M33. SPru� l-tl80t . alter O p. m. Vern Oblo, Phone MY8-33&t. 5-16-6tP t-28-llc H1tyman. D It dt p • or SELECTION BEAUTIFUL FOR SALE FOUR ROOM HOUSE Flowen, Cro1ae•, Bllllket1, for ti11th, ba■ement, 111, clty water Me�arltil Day, CU!f• Shoe Re• We ■nd i■raae. Lociated near bl'ldlt pur, ,1\14dleporlt O�lo, 5·17•12l p dNg ,tor• nt1eds, c011Mtlt:1; Muon. Wilbert Weaver, Muon. LIGH T HOUSEKEEPING. Phom, HAU' PONY AND HALI' WELCH . O·IH!tp. , 11-18- l tp CH7• dependable ham• nHdsf • • b�t ____. _ ?.Jil 1:oh I t'P9., old, half pony and _ OU SE AND O M H_ � FOR SAI:E ? RO h■U siddle horie ' aeldlna 3 flll lng prescriptions Is · bath, to Cl01e furn•� Ooor IH ye■ra old, Welch mare broke 10 , heort of our bu1ln111. ::zt4LJ.:.J:.; Call WY2· bu1lnt11 di1lrid. IUJUGP· work or ride 10 year■ old, Black �-��1�: ll-18-3lc ■Idelle mire 4 yean old, eoll i� Relrlaora• , 8/lOII, by 1lde, two weeka old. Phone .. Phone T\lJ. WY2Gl, l•bert 'G. PJd;ett. 'SA� ROOM Falrlan• 4 Door �17-etc Va. llolth bath, Cllflon. a, 0, 'McCOY 8, SP , am , .: . � milea by loeal owner. ell Bu o , 1 FEMALE •nd 1 �LE Chihau­ r , < IIUl:'r'IONI H Spoileta clea,, ln1.erior, jet bl 1u-·k hua dn1. 5 and 6 ye1r1 old. Good HOUSE, ROOM .' SIX tlhle L.... 'f. finilb wild) whitewall Urt�, for ral:dna pup■. Al10, 2 seven• and doo : '170 wlnd1JW1 ,torm � power steerlna, fQrdomaU.c, rK• week old J'lll)I. Mn. Pele MUILLIII PUIINACII, WIITING Sycamol'il, Mldcpeport. ll,, 12-0tp �!:.,· die> Md ·b�ter. I Sprouac, Willow Creek, Ill. I . . HOUII 1ppllll\Cee. ArMI• re­ Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 17 lite . . the,.. lyrHUN, Ohle. Pt.M l l-1i,ff WYN314. 1 1 2 RATS KILLED WITH STAR W1rf■.r ln. 3'ii lbl., .1.49; 4 Iba. IIIAVILY TUCTOI I AND $2.60. Sa.I� pure, and 1 uar1ntced. hnleo. Ill I, Main, _..,, ,_ WYHtJ'S. Opoll 'Ill t PULL TYPE a-12·• CO-OP PWW Ebonbacb,_!wdwan, ,. Mo untll J'"'9 I, leS..-1 '7 U. Co-Op mower. Hay tedder, 15) 4. 8 , 8, It) S'I , 21, all In 1ood 1hape. Ch•rle, E. ....,,i11e, 11o..14 ........... 11, 12, 11, 18, 19, Ohio. ,_ �lie :llt r, Yoa� llln•n•IUe, Phone WI 1- 28, 27; (I) 1, 2, 3, B, 9, 10, �.--Ill I:, IIIAIN 0 ::.:,;Y:,. :,::RO ::lll PO · -..-----'..:. •-f -5 11 8tp a.11--ue, 10, lt, 17, Jttp --� � KARR & VAN ZANDT = (9a , .\t\arine Suppl ie!t ---===--=--- - - wY� 1 1 2) Call Dlc1 :Sterrltl to ■ ( 1,4 J For president, Mrs Fred Batey. opened the meeting. The roll call was answered with ''Name A Wild Flower". The by-laws were read by Mrs. Harry Layne. Mrs, A. G. Mehlman's resignation was read and accepted. ' --- - = ::::-� .. --So le ----For .;;;;=.==.===;;;;:;;C:.:..:: -· ----- Uuu.. - rRAILERS- i!:. �.,Y ! ( 1 8 Employment Wonted . ....., 4", GOEGLEI N ' VANGUARD READY-MIX CO. Pwt1JkJ. f"'•J•.,;4 Pho1111 WY-2-32:M ' Mlddl- P... St. ' I I l $1495 �Y POMEROY y."i,tQTOR CO. �. omo ' -.a.■ n, been so sharp this season and his all around play so good that local fans are wondering if perl'u1.ps an­ other (,' lark will be up in the ma­ jors before many years have passed. r "let . By United Prffl lntematlon•I NATIONAL LE AGUE W L Pct. Ga 9 .890 20 . . San Francisco 19 10 .655 1 Pittsburgh . . 12 1 1 . 522 ff Milwaukee 15 14 .517 5 Cincinnati Los Angeles . . . . 13 16 ,448 7 1 1 16 .407 8 3l Louis 9 15 .37 5 8¼ Chicago . . 1 1 19 .367 9¾ Philadelphia . Tuescf•Y Nl9ht's RNUlh Pltt1bur1h 1 1 Chicago 6 Los Anael•• 6 Mllw•ukff 4 S•n Franeltc• ¥ C incinnati I St. Louis 1t Phlladelphl1, ppd, rain Wednndlly'1 Probabl• PltcMrl Chlm10 •t Phll•delphla hlehf -Ahd•rSOn 0.i va ltabertt 1-J St. Louis at Plttlburah nlght­ Kllne 1·2 vs L•w 5-1 at Clnalnnatl Lo1 AngelH nlght-WIIHarn1 1-0 'It Hook S-3 San Frenclsco •t Mllw•_... night-McCormick 5,o 'fl Wlll•Y 2·2 Thund1Y'• Gitftff Chleato et Phll141elphl•, night St. Louis •t Pittsburgh, nllht Lo, An1eles at Cincinnati, nl9ht S•n Francl■co at Mllw.ukff ni9ht 11 "- W L Pct. GB Chicago . . . . . . . . . 15 1 0 .00 14 1 0 . 583 Cleveland . 15 1 1 .577 112 Baltimore . . . New York . . . . . 12 10 .543 l "' Boston . . . . . . . . . 1 2 10 . Mli l ¼,; 10 12 .455 3% Detroit 10 18 .38!1 5 'iil Kansas City 9 15 .375- G½i Washingto n . . . Tuudly Nieht'• R"ultl Cl•v•l•nd 7 N-. York 6 Chlcaigo 1 1 Buton 6 Detroit 3 • W1fflln9'on 1 Ka,isa. . C ity • l■ltlmo,. t Wedn•lday'1 Probable Pltchen WHhlngton at o.troit-Cl.vengtr 1·2 •• Bunnln1 0-2 Bo■ton at Chicago nl9ht-Mon• boukuette 3-2. v• Pl•rc• 3,-1 laltlmor-• at K•nn1 City night -Wllh•lm 1 ·2 v■ H•rbe-rt 2-1 New York •t Cl•v•l•nd night­ Turley 1-1 YI H1wklns 3-2 Thursday'• GamH Bodon at Chicago Beltlmor• at Kanus City night .-s4.24°AI. , Afl •xcollent Yllfvo ln a lillxod Em�o, Paint • • • • wOfb easily, CO'lfll - 11M •'- ""' 111thfcro­ to,y IIMCO•• lloadJ Ebersbach Hardware * BASEBALL HEAD DIES GREEN BAY, Wis. UPI - Fred A. Schlapman, 36-year-old presl• �ent of the Green Bay Dodgers of "Everything In HardWillre'' the Three•l league, died Tuesday a rter a year's illness. Schlapman Phone .,_WY-2-2811 had l'i\en scheduled to undergo surgery ' to corred a defective POMEROY, OHIO .h val e . ••"''".'�, v _ ________ ��==�===�===��� _ s •24i ·------ A&P'S ' ' • COURT STREET • ,' Perch . . , . stlC. k$ • ' POMEROY PAN . Fre_s. fryers , ,h Ror� Crown �\ di,,,.,,,,-.... 6 - ½ fi)uarts'-� ! ;' B,uded Cop'n, John'• C•p'n. READ Cooking er 3 pk... ·99C IIML WHCOMlft. , . fl1ncr, A...,_,i.ce or Slked - ,�. 59c •• Swiss .Chee ;,-. . . Sliced In Syrup A&P lrllftll Strawberries � 3 1 \. . .... ,,(! 1 'I' • , SHOE stoli 1�•·.. "Mfithe ·of 'b�pei- l'llodl" • • " Cut-Up T,ay Pee; ., ... 41 C Salad Oil . . . , Glau 0.C.nlw Pure Vogol•�·· T �'- &9c v... 1 1 ... 2 �� 69c 1 0�110 ., ' I ' ' .. ,, " , . \1, "' •i· . � • , •, • �;'\, · . ,1, �r· •. . LI ') C lb Gr••n Peppers ::� 3 "'' 29c . ,,..1, 2 _ Green BeansFlorid 5 for"'· t,c o 39C . : '- Pin��plj,: �::: �:... 3 for •1 •00 ' Swe. et Corn Gol.. . C:allfiirllli , . . ·/ t,..,. s1... Juicy ' 1 , lemons' •,' " l lr.•� . . .J � . � - �- . '' i ' 39c ... . ,, �- l, ' FULL BUTT KALF, t:B, 59c , K4 c� lb HALF . . Sldftl- All Meat Wienel'5 2 �-5 1·09 - ,:;!� SSc i1•' Icect .:. ' .- Baconc:::.. , Th in S11...t 1 . Good ...... - pko- 1-1�. 49c , , . �;Chops cut ---- ... 69c tcmadian Baconr ;: �1- _I "'-n, 79c . � ' R'9hl -4.;,c Supe ,;.,: ,6.:'., sage Ii "P,,•1_r �u B IG GROCEAY;�- MAKD SALiltDI MOUTH-WATIRING GOQDI i, " -� lb. 2 ::; 79c Ltirid,e;;;•TM�t A,Ponn ..,. '1 �" o·, 1 All S. A. I. Graclff _ 2 ea1t . "'tor M V _ _ _ 9rape Jelly :; ::=, _ 2 �.45c , � , " . .. , '"' ����� �,::?t���� TOO i ;,i�:Mn':i,; ___ r �­.,• ' ' 49c :;u�·�' A&P's � -. ·fresh• ftuits & :V•�•• ,, ' . At,lt $upar-lll9ht 0 - ••• 10C Sweet Peas --or--SllcH Clllflff'fllJt, : .. . Y•llow Cllng, Halvel 29 . c .":.49 2 Iona , . Peaches ___ . �:. s 1.oo ' '· ' 'I-ENDER dexola· · · · L•rp Sl•, -• WHAT . '., Ch1clcen Breasts F.-,,.. _ ... 59c �7: 69c ::':1,h Garrie Hens �:=.R� Plump, Tend" dy -- lb, 4 5 C 0.•�Ru 5 UC Fancy· D k a-lea• C■"'n Jahn'•· ---- tf� Ground Beef Lemonade �=:: ,..-- 4 � 3$19c 00 3 Cocoanul D' / rt Mo on s ;,, ••� ,�·�•·... _ _ "''·- _ ·. __ . HARTLEY •. liiNN-ETT ' . ,, A,.P Supor-Rlght . . . 100% Pure LNri Bfff - 3 9C Dev,•1 e· d Crab5 John'• - pkt, c.,... .' , , • .;; 'I k,. • n 2 , __ '• ...,... Sh r1mr Joh , .ilJil , f ll•ddock n'• �. l!Mls ..... :sYc: • d f'I 118 S Coll'•• Joh, Fr1e JARM AN ADDS I ◄ - 11 -Caitoil Sems 18 ENGUSH CUT lb ROAST " fish fillets - z,.:.:�: 69c w. zo, "· QUALITY-ALL FINES T Haddock, Cod or Ocean ' ( t ' '1 : �-�=� Sm oked Ha m Cap'n Joh n's Fish & SeafooY d . ..... ,st ,:q 24-a For Sale or Trade I « C SUPER'il l GHT : · . .. 1 Y<;)U'll SAVE AT A&l"I • •u�nllUIII ' BONE SEE • • • $1 3.95 ' I11L SHOULDER COME and a touch of white so Smart for Summer ROUND ,, I •> . It . $1 2.95 ' C BLADE CUTS F•15h port,ons & .. .......... •M"• D1ll.a1 Gree.n won hiJ firsl &aJ11.e of the yeu II BuU1lo but R�hester, H .--2, with a 1 7 . �,lt at­ tack. STANDINGS •. L Pet. GS Buffalo 13 ? .508 Toro�to 13 7 .6:t,O 2 Havana 13 12 ,520 4 'ii Colun1bu1 12 13 .480 :Pl!. 10 12 . 455 6 Rochester 12 IS ,441 81/z Richmond Miami 11 15 ,423 7 9 16 .360 81/z Montreal ••• happy to ptty a small In the victor,," the rookie •tar .,id eltet lutUN • grand 11am home tun at lUlt m feet. "I waan·t U,-inJ to bit • homer, the l ft.at Jult tr,-in1 to meet b . r!.i " Jay Hook wi11 1hoot for victoty the No. 4 when he pitchn for Reds tonight ag•inst H0ward and company. For the Dodgen It wUI he Slan Williams (1-0) . Cincinnati's Ed Bailey •lao made like a one•man team Tue■day night u he b.atud in •II of I part"I YB.I.OW PASES QUALITY· tuPtI:·1iGHT" ., CHOICE Friod Fllh �rnw BULOVA FROM ONLY · A acae and fel11 Torrell hl l 801 0 clout■ for the Suga r Kma,· 3-2 tr iumph over Columbu,. 0 Pidge Browne accounted for both Jet , ruf\li wilb a .homer. See the CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE - ALL SALE PRICED! GOESSLER'S ·�· b1Hk to hi, homt 1lale a,. • formldable (lpponent of the ClncinnJII Rr<lll. wh.o ,tart I two-game B•ilPy, who colltded • two-run homer and tht'tt hill 1n three time• .it bat TuesdJ)' nl&ht. bu boolted h1m1eU into 1hm:I pl.« National tbe le:■d inl among bill f tn ee.CQl per• .Ull a •·ith b-at1m1Pn Leav.ue = : tbe ��� f l '!,i: �::: eenlage. for the $1 08.000 bonu. money th ey The Giants won their first game PII'd t or him when he turned • •• l defe, l Into a §,4 ¥id.ory /or the from the Reds 1h11 .ea11on with 11 �1er1 Jt Milwaukee Tuelday 14-hit ■ltack and the ,i:r:•hit pitch­ nii ht. iq or Jack Sanford. •• show you the works !;; THE �" Ron Negr■y 11 one reHon t he Toronto Maple Leah are rl1ht on ' the heels of the International Le11ue•leadlng Buffalo Biton1. The slim righlhand('r won hi• fourth 1traigbt game without • aetback this se■son Tue&da)' n1&ht when he 1hut out Montreal, 2--0, on a three.hitter. Toronto ■tayed t1t"O t■mes be· hind lhe Bi!IODS at the Leah acored l'l r� in the [Int inning and added an in1uranee run off Bab(' Birrer in the sixth. Nor � Zauehin belted • two-TUn h�mer 1� th.e last of the ninth to give M111m1 a 2·1 victory over · Richmond. Jim McKnight a:ot one of the VirBinians' three hits off Herb Moford and winner Hat11' Byrd with � l;llird inning homer. Havana Jomed the homer paI rade as Borrego Alverez, Joaquin the Reds' run,, but bUI t!fort (1iled lo Sla"e off 1 9·3 ION Lo thl! San P'rancisco GiHtl. STANDINGS ONLY ■- ■ • RALPH CLARK ,, the ,�',,,oa ''r 60 AMERICAN LEAGUE carry a c11111pl1t• stock of (,2dfeusiness Services Jli111iHt . ••,,,,· ; t SfJecl<d Bale! loner Joe :ro.11 announced today that. tl)e new American Football Le1111e, pJ1gued. with too many plqer1 in1tead -of too t� would remove the pta)'er limit tor its initial lr•lnlns period this se11on , MOit obsa'f,r · the lced Q!Jet)!" wh,:rr-"'J. , of the J� a1 11t; WM lff.nO,U) d i 'II lo -"wh�!.,.. wUt t'� ge,f tt, ., l)ijyers!" 'i , • ·· ,� a�'"d• q_�lif d can� )Dp � ...!:i,"" Fcioa Mlq; "lbrjl our dkl1,.. people had i>rllfnaJly thought We first set the Jl■ye r l l� lt 11 Pt rteam then expanded -It to '10. And now have had to remove •II limits.' ' _Under the chanee, which FoH •!•d was request ed by team offi• cials, some team. may take 18 man)' as 100 players to camp ' --- ART UNIC'111Elt SAYS: (� Help Wanted , W'hateve,- llhe Job, avoid messy oo--llhe-job concrete mixln.g. Let us- do <it for you 4ilnd deliver right t o the sile. And tile price ti right! Oalil u:s for estimat.11. I l - - · - - · ■- - - -·■- ,=!¥'wloo, J .. w. 1957 FORD YI BEST FOR NEAT AND THRIFTY JOBS , I )-' �S. Dtivr, -1 n ■ •• I 21 l Reol Estate , Wav1rly Molille Hom, Sales •• I $200 ...r . .-:-;;;;;;;;.;a.==== Bing Crooby - 0.- Kelly RIV ER COws. uooD He is described by his coach, Ralph Sa)'l'e, as a 6·3, 175 ?Qllnder, who has a good pair of hands, av• erage speed, a good , eye at the plate, and the possessor or a good attitude toward athletics. During lhe prel'lcnt year he has connected for 1 6 hits, has scored 18 runs, and .has been walked 12 tim�s. ot hie hits, 1 0 havP gone for extra bases - six doubles and four triples. He has struck out only three times. Coic.h Sayre' gives him much of the c�·edit in the (acL Lhat the Fal­ can■ are currently sporting an I l• I record. Last year, the Falcons won 10 and lost 6. Sane calls the big boy a good baseball prospect and reports lhat he has been under observance thus far by at least t h ree professional baseball scouts. In addition to his hitting Ralph has also taken his turn �n 1 he mound this season, winning three and losing none. His hitting has Costs' ' less than 12 cents' a day_ with 12 months to rep•y. Phone first For fast approval. Then slop for your money. ■ REPORT ,.�J,t "COUNTRY G!Rl." 1 I N 20 M I N UTES ( 206 ) I nsurance - -- - ATIO . THURSDAY •nd Friday The program was given by Mrs. J. L. Stewart "May's WIid : Flowers." An installation service was hdd with Mrs. Batey Install• ing the new omcers for the eom­ ing two years: President, Miss Leah Powe ll; �ice president, Mrs Floyd Carmack; recording i.ecre­ tary, Mrs. Bethel Vanee; corres­ pondlng secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Roush and tre.asurer, Mrs. Donald Roush. Mrs. Batey then presented Miss Powell wilh the president's pin. Surgicized Skin Put To Test In Fight Tonight :Ralph, who Ui a brother ot Mel Clark, former Philadelphia Phil­ lie• outfielder, is sporting a b.a:t• Ung average of .433 with only a few sames lefl i n the season. And th�t•s alightly below hi& average of .-4.89 which he atta ined in his jun­ ior year of high school. OHIO Not O,-q Tonl.i,t ethodist The WSCS of the Cburctl met Toesday e�ning al the home of Mrs. Jack Needs. Mrs. Frank Thompson wall in charge of the business meeting. The program for the evening was I presented Ly M.rs.· Max W,etherall. The topic was "Jesus The Light or the world." GARDIN CLUB MEETS The Garden Club met Thursday evening at the Alex Quillen Mem• orial building with Mrs. L. C. Roush and Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr. 11 hostesses. Wabama While Falcon baseball , f•ns have been beatlnl the drums loud and long ror Ralph Clar\ big Falcon shortstop, who has been hitting the b;ill all aeHon long .at a terrific pace, MEIGS THEA'fRI WSCS TO MIET 'STAY' ENDS MAY 10-Mra. Martha Tatt, SO, la wb,eled trum court In Puadena, Calll., wl'lert May 20 WU set for declllon on whether t.o bold her tor. trial lD the ham.. mer alayln1 ot ber buaband Wl!llam, 38. Sh• alUl'led her wrt1ta after the ldlllns. Negi:ay Credited New Dodger Star Comes Home AFL Boosts For Toronto's Falcon Infielder ls Gaining Player Limit To Pla gue Cincinnati lteds Hold On Second CINflNNATI UPI - Grand- 1-erin with Loi Anseln tonight. 100 Each Attention As Baseball Star To ala mlng t-rank Howard um� n.� �onnu Oblo Slate bukeL­ l k UnltH ,,.... lnNrftdienl � DALLAS, Tei. UPI-Col'l!mlsl· DIIPIRII ITUDIHTI IZMIR, Turkey UPI-Police loday di1pened 500 to 1100 1tudent demon1trator1 deman.dinl the re, 1ignatlon of Premier Adn111 Men •dere1. Elaht ot the student, who formed in lront of lhe 1ovemor'1 office Wt!lre detained. :1 •.;...;.;;;:;.;..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;a;;;;;;;a;;;a;:;, 11 POMEROY, 18 , 1 960-7 Dally �entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O . , May · ' . eh ! Syrup _ ll , 2 ·:� 39c . nte Drink _ 3 �.":; 79c .',;•� • k - 3 "'·c .... '-,i9 ,,...e Dr,n �� PruM Drlnk "\S, Our Pl- Quellly , l , ,,: 'r ·l•,·,ruit Juice - 2 4!: 59c Catsup - 2 '!.� 2?c ' . ·." .. ii Pean u1s i::::., _m.: 2,·sc 1-. 3 A&P . .. ... n..�.:,d peanuts BraiNI - ..,, . 5C Peanuts :::.d -� 2Sc: S�lih ·· w -. , · '�f-,C · , ,fOpl Mixed N�ts . ·A..P«tnn M�o r Oil __ !79c ' s� · itl'. �rls ,, ·: 8AK ERY B Y,·Y:·i' •; B,;7 � .. 2' 16� 33c .. 3c ..... S noh l-l �e le App cb � lr.wberry Pie ,::.. __ :s9c E ch J■- ►id,.r .... Zling PrMh O.lly ,, �t --"''-'-Patlcli_. •• ' '--- hnf 1 ; �- ' ' t-'' ·.\' ' • - ��Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M'ay 18, 1960 Middleport First Bapti�t Church Groups Kold Meets At Members' Home Recently f Br LUCIL L ii �WKINI The Ele<la Cirtle of the Middleport First Baptist Church met �t the horn! of Mrs: Owen Bratton. chairman, Tuesday I everung for the first meeung of their new year. Mrs. Bralto1_1 opened the meeting with prayer and presided over the meeung. Mrs. Harry Houdashelt was the devotional leader for the meeting and Mrs. L. D. Diles presented the program. The hospilllity committee nam­ ed to 1erYe the B. H. Sanborn M iasionary Soddy for the June meetin1 were M n . Harold Chase, Mn. Beulah White, Mrs. Thomas Darst, Mn. Elhel Hughes. Mrs. James Souder and Mra Raymond Li.evinJ. Mn. Bratton appointed the fol­ ]owlng officers and com,,nittee heads: vice chtirman Mrs. Chase; secretary, Mn. C . H. Wise Jr.; uaislanl secretary, Mra White; treasurer, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman; White C'rolls chairman, Mrs. Dana Hamilton ; Love Gift ch11irman, Mrs. Hughes; Reading chairman. Mn Souders: Devotional chair• ma'n, Mrs. Ho11lll1hell and Pro­ jtct chairmen, M rs. John Fultz .and Mn. Diles. Projects oamed for the year will Include, don ations to needy children In school1 as l\lnche1 and clothing. The imtallalion for officer• or the Baplial kio Grande Aaaocia­ don w111 announced for May 24 at the Calvary Baptiat Church at Rio Grande. The group decided to have a potluck pknlc for their nut meet­ ing at the home of Mrs. Fu"z with Mn. Dllea a11i1Ung hoato1111. At the dose of the meeting a ulad course waa served by the hostesses. ---------=--- - ot the Circle presided over the meeting which w.ia opene d with prayer by Mrs. Gene Coleman. During the meeting ea(!h orti­ cer �nd committee cnairi:nan gave a brie f sketch of her dutie111 for the benefit or the guellts. Parti• cipaling were Mrs. Coleman vice chairman; Mn. Earl Smith, �ecre­ tary; Mn. Hovatter • del'otional cba!rman; Mrs. Charles Vroman, White Cross and project chairman After the b1u1ineu me, ling Mrs Coleman presented the pro,:r.am "The Beauty of His Peace" from the Missions Mag azirie. During the sodal hour M n1. Hovatter who wa,s assi'sted by Mrs. Thoma11 served salad and hot rolls lo those mcntiorwd above and Mrs. Hurold Kauff, Mrt. Pete McCloud, Mrs. Ken­ neth C11le, Mr1. Bonnie Pickens and Mrs. Charle, F Smith. • • • • / Hon.or Society Members Tapped I At Kutland !>chool Mainly About People In Pomeroy / Mrs. Katie Davis who has been w 1 t h her 111ece, Mrs. Evere tt Mc• Knight since the death of Mr. McKmght returned to her home near Langsv11le last week. :\1rs_ t:Ycrett McKnight speut the weeken d 1n k utland wi th her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sweeney. ,j . Miss Nettie Kochler accompan­ ied Mrs Charles Weaver illd Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn While and son H11rry to Columbus Sunday where tht'y were guests of �be White ' s daughter, Mrs James Tedrow. '' .l\UUiUJl,I t..n.iptcr UL Lne Na­ Honor =,ocu�LY Lapped lour new momoe,· s at w.n 1mprt:111&1ve cer­ t' m ony at asaein oJy on l'T1d ay, May / iJ A naming torch centered lht s1a�e !rom wtuch \he vuiou11 mem bers ughtea their candles ;,y m oouz:mg cnaracter, h1.adersh1p, :,.i:rv.1ce aou scno1arsh1p, the four �>mOOls of the society. W ayne Roush, prt:s1dent o( the society, was m cnarge of tbe ccr• tuwr1y which openeu y1lh toe tra• U I ll011aJ l1ag &alUte. Paulene Gib&on lit the white can· i.!Je 01 c.11arac1er and expJamed .1u !'.1rs Gcor£e J u:n·h1rn. Mrs. Grace m eanmg; La wrence Btoi,!an, the ' c r and �Ir� Da,•1d Huddleston rl!a c11na1e or Jd1tlersn,p; t:lt.a llol 1 :md son visited Su11day afternoon .01c1t'Iwood, the gre'-n co111dle uJ I1 ,1· J l h �Ir and M ril. I t J. Hill . :,t:i· vu:�, 11.n1J r reo ,:newan, tht! gold l'.d l 1 ng Ill the (' \ ('lllng Wl're M r. lolflllte ot kRVlalbntp. Ma.rJor1e amt \I n,. W i l lou�hhy !!ill and dau i'1 1aay eJ-pl,uued u1 e em b1t:m of 1: I lntr, Ba. hara, Mrs. W. A. Mor ,nt! society. f,t11 ,J illi :\I r and �1rs Rogtr M ,p llle four new mem bers Lapped gan :mtl children Ke1 l h ant.! ·:athy 1 .. l c t'atty hlk, Larry Holiman, .\ I r . a n d Mrs. Robert Go ,eh and l ..u,1y,, t.dwan1t1, anu Margare1 L.imily lf'ft Tuesday for G� l l ipi,:is .. . 1111.n. ·1 he11e iour sL Udents are tu �1i1•11d a fC!w daya with his J t1flluts wno are 111 the upper five NETTIE ROSENSTETN'S r a mJ p.: ir1 • 11ts. Mr. and Mr!!I. Hos- i>ct cent 01 thcll' claaa. 1 ncy were long-waisted, double-breasted, n1n <; uoeh and other relatlns. Jlavy allk coat and dreae cos11.vorn i n by 1-attY � ouna, 1ecretume WIUI desl�ed by F."11. .\1 rs. Don Thomas and ctiildren 1ary. ;in• sp1• rul rn g thili week in Columltosenc nms. The tull-sklrted 1 : :1.\ w i t h �Ir Thomas and re.l&Members of the Ru,Uand Chap. l COAt covers 11. 11a 1TOw, low1 l l l'f'S. ter of l'liau onitl ttonor- .:,ociety m 11.ecked, Nleewlel!R "body " dre#S aod1hon l.o tne new memoers are of motchlnr tubric, :'II: s. \bxine Arnold was in w ayne Roui.n, president; l"auJene l '.irkn�hul'g Tuc�day to ittend UI DSOn. VlCI! prtliJCleut; 1'auy Sewing (Ju l, Me,•ts a l <rndwo11 al the Moose Home Young, tecn:tary; J!.iita li1aclr:wooo, I i.: 1 1. 1'11 hy t he Burry Biscut Co., for Witlt Mrs. Pmd fi fo('li treasurer; :,1arJorle Pnddy, report­ ' ( Mrs . t .ttt1 t-. 0..-,, t· n 1c1 L.t i i n d 1 1 1 1 i r l S(''JUI cookie chairman CO\'· er; Lawrence 6l'ogan, 1' red S!AlW· Secon<l \;1,11d J Y S(•� 111g 1 · 1 1 11 ;, 1 , • n. i l h� t h C' . F our Riven Gir l an and 11111 .ttommt!. 1\'i.ary Chitp11111n of the Rutland Jwr h . i . , ] (! Ill ,l l llil' I'�•. I l l e .\i 1 ,ni! . 1 J :-i,_ . ,1,1 { OUIIL'll. is sponi,or. faculty evenmw:. M rs Hu) Grueser and Mrs. Dur111g I ii!• t \'!'11 ! : i ,.: :'11:·s l lril11•rl l n·1;1 Sh(Jf•makcr were bm1iness ' Lewi!! I Cl'l'Jl i•d ,J hlr( hduy )..If! 1 1 .� 1 t or� 111 Parkcrsbur J.l Tt1esd ay. from hu M-rt d 1)11 1 . M r � I ' . I . Arnold is visiting in . Hcfrc�lim t·11l!l- wcl ' l' sNvuJ b.1 1 ; a l l 1 polrs w1Lh her son·in-law af}d the h ostess to Mrs . l .l'Wls. \ 1 1 �� iJ;1t1i.:ht rr, Mr and Mrs. Robert Ri• .\1 rs. ( ; 1 · or,.:1· I . . Jiard .s J J nwd l, Martha Sehm· 1licr, :1us. Grnct' l l u l \ 1• 1' . l<ayrnuud EiseblC' in • returnc-d Mrs. M � x Ward and Miss l::luc1nor Funeral service, were held last I lo i11s home on Peacock AYe., re• Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Raw}. Hubsori. 1'f•r111y after spending, the winter ings-Coats Funeral Home for Mrs. Th ..- n H I met•<1ng will lw h L• ld in l'li'Vf'lan d with his son-in·la w Martha 8. Hamm who died early Ht thl' h111n..! o( :►.!rs. Max. Ward. �nd daughlt'r, Mr. and Mn. Leon• Wednesday morning. Rev. Howard ;1rd Huss. Ruppelt officiated and burial \l'llfl in Middleport Hill Cemetery, W011u•11 Puck Ny/,1111 Pall bearers were Robert Hamm, :rt rs. Hn�s l'ul11•11, Mrs. Arnold /,1•<1gu,, To Meet Thompson, Griff 'T'hornpaon, John Richards and Mr11. Warner, t he The Child Conservatlc,n League comn11ttcc from the '.,1c1gs Cuu11l} pf :\l 1ddl t'JlOrl will meet Thursday Pat Duffy, John •Zerkle and Bob Ct1l1tt(· I I of Cl111rch W11111t:11. 111l' I .11 ('\·1•11111)( at lhc home of Mra. J. J. Jones. Amon!! those rrom out o( town the F i rsl l J n 1 1 NI l'rl,�by1crian H:1 v1� and during the program Church i n �fiildl1•porl tn p;ll'k t lw h1111r. Mr.s. HnYis will shoW slfdes here for the service were Mr. and nylons whid1 lrn<I twt•n l ' O l l u : lcd by u f a r('(·1•nt vacation trip. The new Mn. John Thompson and Joan of Lh1• COlllll' l l . uJ' I inn fur the coming year will Relle, W. Va., Mrs. Godfrey Deck and Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Ho . The nyl on.� will 111• s1•11t t o Vl ' !(' f• \J(' 1 1 1s1 alled. bert Howiaon, all or Columbus, ans hm,pllals i11 .lll pan wh1•r1• t hry Olhcr hoslCliSC!i for the e\'enins Mn. Ralph Littler, Wellston, Mrs. will hr mad" rn l o ;i r l 1 , h·� r11r �ilk. H is rf'IJ<1rl1•d t lrn l fn,111 ('arh 11rv :\·] rs. llichartl Picken!,!, Mra. A.u­ James Hubbard, Lancaster, and puuiul uf nyluns �l'lll tlw \ t' tenini. tln·y l•' rnst and Mrs. Robart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, Chil­ licothe. Sl'hmoll . muy rc,1 l b.1• :ihnut S:HI. I 1 Hamm R.i tes Held Saturday Afternoon At Middleport -------Around And About Middleport ■•.-, · • u s 11. t.iooo ·J. bm& 'fo 111!1 A uranger," by memben. A readlna "Does u Pq: To Wor.11:1·· ww.,; given by Stanfor:d .:,ux:11:ton uui 1everal nwnben- W"8 prcaented by the quartet, Mra. Bar­ oid Jones, Mrs. Wubµr &stm1m, uorset bm1th and Leo SLory. Mn. Eastman and daughter, Teresa, presented a comic s.lut and reaO• 1ng after whlch a song wu pre­ sented. by the James aeese fam1ly. 1 wo numbers by Mrs. Kenneth Chaney on the chord oraan and I I , I I Seventh Grade Holds Party At Middleport High HH MIS, AMUICA Tlnl Named Mn. New Yol'k State of 1�60, Mn. Lenore R. Sie1te (top,ri&ht), 41, Fredonia, N.Y� expreaset her delllht OD win­ Ql111, Wltb bet 1t lasl 1ear'1 Mnl, New York State, Mn. Jane Callender ot William,.. ville. Mrs. Slqle will repre,o aenl the Empire Stale at the 2Znd annual Mn, America contest 11 For1 Lauderdale. Fla., June J-14. Another w1n­ ner, Mn. Sumpter M . Smith (bottom), 80, of Btrmlngham wW represent Alabama at the national eonte,t to FlorttJ.a. p,..,•e11t Special Mmk Mrs. Paui Haptonstall or Mid­ dleport presented an accordian solo at the First United Presby­ terian Church of Syncuse la11t Su nday morning d u.ring theiz: spe­ cial StewardHhip Promotion serv• ice. Her number was ",'1y G'ld and I." The Junior Choir of the church also presented a special number, "How Great Thou Art." MEETING CANCELLED The meeting of the Past Matrons or Evangeline Chapter. OES, or :�1ldd loporl, whieh wa,. to have been held a week Crom Ft lday hu been tancell� because of other actlvitie8, The June meeting will be held on the 24th at the home of Mrs. Joe Young Sr. AT ELBE RFELDS IN POMEROY YOU CAN 'l'he Sevemh ,:radea 01 Middle-­ port enjoyed a party Tuesday even• mg in the high school gymna,ium under Lhe direction of their teach­ ers, Charles Young and GeorJe Opron. Gueits for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sean, Mn. Clu­ ence Lacey, :Mr. and Mr&. Charlea Blakeslee and daughter, Supt. L. W. McComas and Miss Miller and Mrs. Youn,:. . The program of the evening be· gan with piano solos by Dle nna Criswell and Sandra Bunce. A com1cal classroom was presented with Mike Lloyd as teacher. Taking part in the short play, " Mrs. Barker 's Smallpox, " were Katy Morari ty, Cheryl Fife, Joy Boggs, Dianna Criswell and Diane Van Cooney. Celesta A u l l played a piano solo whid1 was followed by the play, "Tony's Fruit Stand," with Jeffery Hodges, Ray Pickens, Robert Swanson and Mike Archer in the cast. A vo� I d uet was presented b. Y A �n Crmer and Helen Capten�a with Suza.nne Bradbury a11 their accom pamst. to "Roclr:-A Bye A pantomime Baby" by Dianna Criswell and Di­ ane VanCooney concluded the pro• gram. The group enjoyed games and denciqg and sandwiches, potato chips apd soft drinks were served ln th� eatcteria. ME&TING CANCELLID The meeting of the executive board and decorating commlttee or the Pomeroy High School Alumni Association scheduled for Friday evening has been cancelled. · . --- - � -------­ idn. 'l>env.er Wel11, the xylophone, and II vocal number by the Kln,: Matera JU"eQeded a akit, '"Why Men Stay ltOff\e," b)' M.1sa lilildred Slo<!kton, Mr• . .l!:mmett Hawk and M.ra. "'4 llll;l!lr; iju1vey. An accordian ao10 WH pnsenlea by Mrs. Wel11 and ?dn. WO Story g:.ive a reading, "heignoon. ' 1 i--taymg his own ac• cora1•n accomp.imment, Rev. Earl �owan s.ana ".St.andin& ln 1'he Need of Prayer." A aktt, "'The Railroad SLatiDll," WII 11ven by .tlill !iart, Leo Story. t.l11Dt1r fl\Uvey and .Mn. Stantord �tocuon ano a vocal aolo was p.re­ HDLed by r..and.a ctuney aecom• panted bY her mother. A reading, "&llred;' by krs. Harold Jonea .,agi�g of "\iod Be W1Lh •no group r: ou. . conc1uqed. the program. H.efrtlllqroenbjl were served dur­ ini the IOC� hour and a hymn IIOI WU ertoyed Wllh idra. Chahey anne piano. LI F E MODERN ARM LOUNGE Ttie Jolly Worker, or the Muon Methodist Chu� h held their re1ular mon1hly potluck dlnner in lbe c:hureh IO<'lal room, Monday eveffln1. Mr, and )Ir, Bill Thomu were In ehar1e of the proaram and Rev. Ridllrd Wrliht WH the ape1ker. He 11.nNed lmpor1anl point& of church life IUl'h •• b1pti1m. com• munlon and m•mberahlp. Scripture ..,.. Mad II)' Mt■. Thom1, who a\ao dued with prayer. '1110M pre,ent lneluded Mrt. Martha COOk and ramily, Rev. and Mn. Rh:h11'd Wrl1ht and family, · Mr. and ·Mn. Wllll1 Duddlne and r,m:Uy, llr. and Mn. John Rotto­ p:n and li•l1f, Mr. aftd Mra, Glen Cartwri1ht, . iir. and Mn. Bill 'Jllomu and Don roll...•1- CLUI TO MIIT � /oily Bundi lowln1 Club '1!'111 - Tl111nda,, • Kay 19, at llio - ol 11n. Lftnnco llll• ..W. • �9-50 Matchhlg loxlprlnl $49,95 SIMMON$ AMBASSADOR MATIRESS MO D. ER M SINGLE STUDIO 312 "111tq-lock" 1atr1 fitm aprlnp. pre-built borden, 4 cord handl11, 8 venta, heavr print cover. CbooH twill or full liH, tufltd or IQIOOIII top, •79.,s · 1 ;0� - 1k 18, 1960-9 /Long Torturous History Marked Efforts Here I To Obtain Needed Funds For Modern Hospital ?f�:"1 � ,i'lt , 'J.',1- -• -.,,f 1 .;\· ::trv ,� . i I' 1946 and now, •bout this hospl• tal, 11 th1t wt'r• all 14 .,.. ,.. older.'' In other words, all the points favoring a new hospital remained in 1960 that existed in 1946. And there were a few more be· sides. He was courted with great fervor thls past winter to accept chairmanship of a new committee to seek approval of the recently approved I/a mill bond inue for $235,000 20 year& to provide which would supplement the 1946 · tax levy ($207,500) and federal matching fundt. Thia time, how- , ever, Mr. Hobstetter wasn't going out on thin Ice unneceuarily. He insisted upon, and got, a re­ organuatlon ot the non-prn1it Meigs Community Hospital, Inc., so as to guarantee public con­ trol of the new hospital, if 1p­ proved at the polls. '1 his was no limalJ contest of wertk wills. lt was a battle royal that sway•d one way and another over a per, iod of 1everal weus. When he had accepted the job . ] ol organizing the c1mpaign and nad clltled a meeting or mem­ oers of his 1946 committee phis any others interested, over :.0 peraons turned out at a court nouse meeting to help. ldeJS ano plans were canvassed, prepueu tact sb'eets were dmributed ana su ocommittees arranged, l,ut ilt MU a Mr. ttoltttettet i+'llt"an'y a ..... -- p.;.lhi 1pNkiag totd ·Nfor:t orsianla. hona in •'IWY COnNr of th• ,-· • ; I '.; . ' county. On• week, by tctual . \. . ' . n•ad count, he addreuad over produ�O t.'. ;new, modern ho1plt.ar 1 ,UOO Ma-191 Counh•n• on th• factors cost beciuai 9!_! legal and orie, " sepitid llr. - Hobstetter was 1uo1itet ot tht ho1pU1I. ln a three week period before .ipeiely blairi,g him time until he �u�_d Bettle the �re with Mr. election he lost 10 pounds from lit�Jt or Sfr Fate, or Madam Hap­ a uame not overJy robust. Wny d1a. ne :do all this? Where penalance, and come up with a was nis motive? 'finner, that ii, a hqspit.al. His many acquaintance& have He waited lf. years. As· Mr. Hob111tetler obsened ih February o1 heard him attest i·requenlly of bis fa11n in Mei&111 Co1.1nty u a .place tbUI year: IMtwMn. lOOd to hve in, full of pleasant, "TM onlr, energeuc peop1e, friendly, wot• my of the ·best sen1ces of all .11:md11. tte was, and is, certain that approval of the keiga County Vet• eran,• Memorial Ho,pit■l al the polis May a wu a neceBBatY atep J.orward to the economic and socIii progres111 that turk• somewhere A1 boipital service• expand, .ti'or tbat be alway, ta ready to hoapltal careera brln1 1teadil)' lncreaein& opporLunJUea for 1er• lal>or. And in commemorating this Na vice to men and women with many tinda ot 1pecl1l 1kllls, at tlon1J Hospital Week, n0Un1 the many levels or tnJninc. ln the .L:ltn )'ear ot succ:essrnl operation largest hoapital111, there may be or Meiga General Jioapltal Jnc. some 200 j,>b clJ11aiflc1Uona, many .of which be ii an officer) we, wfth aeveral employee,. Iii tbe w lth tb11 public acknowledgment, ,maueat :hospitala, several claaai, CxpteH gra.titude to h1m for a flcationa n1ay be combined in one · ·Job well done." elDployee with sevicnl lkllla. YEAR Df ACTIVITY AU boapltals, r ,sardlen of Many -rtmonh of KIMIY of the Meill General Hospital alze, are comlantl/ · atrlvtng to MOWN en lncru1e In 1959 com• add the new still■ required for the new roada to recovery. At the poN>d to that of 1 951. In the official report .t th• ome time, they are striving to hotpltal ffllfll• to lh 1,oord of provide security . and recoanltlcm to those whose li1nda and lkllla di� at the cl... of 1959, total Nml,lson, CHM- ,_ 1,00, &Ive 9aUent 1:■re. Ali • result . by compared to 966 In lt:St. far \he major portion of ho1pi'11l Other reconl• In comparlMn lriconte 1oe1 to payroll, and in• ..,. (1'59 filUN fint)t eru•• in the number of bo1pital Telel potlent .,_,_, 1.fta to penonnel and in uW')' level' ac­ count for a major portion of the 7,419 'In 1951. increase in boapil.al COili. A- potion! ....,, , hr cent of occup,ency1 70.7 be Hoapital care muat a)Wl)'I · 76.0. to In ce. prtmarUy a personal servi AYI,... centut: 19 to 2J. es, scen the nd behi ,ome areas, I Surelcal opM'■tion1: l44 N boapitals can and do apply the 227. teclmique111 of the production llne. llrtht: 1 71 ,. 124, But at tbe patient's sicl'e, aclence tJtnt tt:-tment: 562 to ,..:.Ut-pa buand skill an geared only to man need . • pl111 '", di.,..._. Hospitals Offer Opportunities For New Careers � � - �. �� Gov. Underwood Address Highlighted Event - · Observing National Hospital:Week At Laki�l p�ylhiatric Catherine Collins, aide et Lakin State Hospital. Ttie Honorble Cecil H. Under- and achievt r�ognllion for her wood, Governor of West Virginia service 1o her fellowmen. The governor concluded his delivered the address ·at Lakin by pointing out that a addre5s An• lh Thfrteen 's St!lte Hospital nuaJ celebration of National Hos- legislative committee was , formed last month to WOrk with the new plial Day on Sunday. May 11'Director of Ml!ntal Health till the ·Speaking on the me"tal health next 1egislature eonvenes. How­ Medi of . Wut VU'ginia, Governor ever. he added, "Without com­ Underw®d stated that the "nwn· lM'Dib" i.uider,J,mUne . and wide ber- o( criticel· n6ed'1· •U1 (or more -:,pr.ead ..ipubHc--.aupport ,--w.e cannot. lralneiJ" ,talf for tbe n<ii'pl\al.,." H� posll1Jff hope to make any pro­ aald lhat new · buildinea. and btV greu." ter ,provisions for phy1ical care Folfowing his address, the gov• ot m,ental pati-ents are atUI need• ecj; b11t tt,at the need for more ernor cut a ribbon across the trained personnel is still more door of Lakin's new dietary build or use the to it dedicating tng, important. The governor congratulated the people of West Virginia. and service Achievement Miss Catherine Collins, . paychlaes were employe Lakin to awards of recipient and Lakin tric afde at a Psychiatric j.ide Achievement presented by Dr. Will\am P. HurAward from the National AssO· der, of Allanta, Georgii, Assocllte elation for Mental Health. He Director or Mental Health for pointed out that this young warn- the Southern Regional Education an, born and educated in Eck- Board. A certificate B.nd pin com­ Aide man, one of the much maligned prising the Psyihlatrie Na• the from Award ent coal mining communities o( the Aihievem Mental for n AHoriatio tional adtake to state, hill been able vantage of avallab)e opportunities Health was ,presented to Miu Service pins were presented by Dr. Hurder to the following La· kin employees: 20 year pin Charl­ ea Albright; 10 year pins, Pansy Banks and Charles Jones; 15 year pi�, Catherine Collins, Phyllis Her,:,ert Brown, Kirk, Ruth }Vrlillt...!,eQUe j>a,v, _(Waldine s.ier.Carl Scott, Laura Johnson, Dr. Earl · Gault and the Rev. Jer­ ome Rodgers. Among the platform guests were Joe F. Burdell, Secretary of State, wh o extended greeUngs; Dr. Edith Caerny, SL1perintend4'nt of Huntington State Ho1pltal; Thomas Egbert, Director of the West . Virginia Department of Public Assistance; Cornelius Wil­ liams representing the State Di• RehabUita­ vision of Vocational lion and the Rev. Kenneth Chand­ ler, . president of the Mason Coun­ ty AsaociaUon for Mental Health. Rev. J. Cnrl Mi tchell of Hu111l ngton delivered the invocation and Rev. Jerome D. Rodgers pro• nounced the benediction. Music for the program was fur, nished by the Wabama High School Bs,nd, the Point Pleasant Junior Hlgh School Chorus and I- Llke all other costs, hospital coats have gone up becauae ol Inflation, which has increased the coats of supplies and servlcea and baa raised wag� levels Jlenerall}'. Bul In addition h ospllal cost, have gone up m�re than other costa because the quantity and quality of services have lncreaaed, and because hospitall must supply their services al all time! around the clock, to meet needs whlch can never be fully 1>redieted ln advance. Equipment must be kept up to date and new equipment required for new testa and procedures muat be added. New and costly druc, must be kept In stock­ for by this means a life may be l!il\'ed. Another reason why the cost of a day of care has increaaed i1 ,hat tbe avera1e stay of patients in the hoapiLal has been shorten­ ed. This meana. that more and more costly, setvicel are concen• traJed within a shorter time. But since patients are return,d to normal living more quickly, the more expensive stay may re• duce the overall costs of · illnesa. A concert on the lawn precedthe pro,ram. in ed all or factor Important Moat The Wahama band under the the increas� in hospital coata Is the increase in payroll coats- d irection or Thomas Reed, gave which Is the result of the lncreaa- . the following renditions: "Stars ed number of personnel, the In• and Strlpes'' by Sousa; "Cathedral creased skllls or personnel, and C anyon" by Henson, "Russian Sai­ improved perl!ionnel - policies, In• lor's Dance" by Ghere, "American work week Folk Rhapsody" by Drundman and cl_udi og shortened and ·health the National Anthem by Filmore levels, h igher salary arnnged by Reed. and re �l i'ement benefits. The Lakin patient ad staf.f choir We all know that nlary In• d by F. E. Winston ren­ directe creases ln other industries are selectiona: the followlng dered I n e apt to be followed by increas a Mother· , I Like Feel times the costs of the produrt., al- "Some Tried" I've "Lord, and Child" leas thoµgh payroll Is usually Je,1 than uhder s choru nt Please The pt. � rial Sal 01ta. one-third of induat ren• Head L. of C. ion the direct ary increase■ in noapltals ,harply ons: selecti ing the follow dered )' . affect h9splt.al costs, because pa hip", roll accou nt& for about two-third, "The r1aee Where I ·wors The Saw el "Ezeki and ware" .of total hospHal coats. A ten-cent _ .. Wheel an h our incre11e in hospital payAdding color to the occasion roll wouJd thua be equal in ef• an outdoor display of typical wBB feet to • twenty cent an hour lnarmaments and model vehiclea · crease in induatry. Ordnance 3664th ed b the y Another advantaa:e of indUJ- 1uppli G uards. National tbe of Compa!')' ls that In producing a product . ar­ been had y, which d11p1a. The ction lines tomatlcm and produ � Saun­ E. r Arthu ST O by ranged n help to ortwt Jnereased salof a ary levels. But patients are not ders, included models iber 30-cal a atic, prOducts bul human beings, and Browi:'lng Autom a and rifle M•l a ne gun, machi hOJ!pital acrvice must be prot exhibi on es Vehicl e r_ifle. carbin vlded individually, by other butruck, an sho v ton 2� a p were man befnga. (equlHlent to a machine shop on wheels), a 2¼1 ton cargo hauling truck, a jeep and a %, ton truck. National Guardsmen preaent in• eluded Captain Owens Roseberry STO Saunder&, ST5 George Fisher, ST4 Antholly Durst, ST4 WUllam 8'ttema11t, ST4 Carl Stallings and PFC Chlrl•s Bas.,, liiacketa i, "°'''' TAL AS AN ¥CIIITICT VlfllANS "'-IAL MIIUI COUNTY , PG■ W- l!IMNC:11 NOW All AVAl'.AII.L -' THI 1111-i • , - -· - � ' • ·l � T . w.ard hospital con1truction. COSTS 1:0SE In th, meanthne, Mid .,...... ._ had tMII ln­ liO ��en adeq uate. A lso ....,._ .,.1 still net of whet.,_ the the, Vfflrana Mtimer&.I .,FIHNI i.t,ffal ..,,. could be UIH ,.._ Followine enother ..,._ of I bond mue in 1957, tha ,,... � of the: ....... tal .......,,,. This, and other matt.en, led to hN a Iona look .t tht:ir ..,.. doubt as to ,eds, almost 14 years of whether Meigs County would ever It was decided that all matun ' h�ve a Veteran's Memorial Hos- ,hould be llraightened out JepJ. 11:1tal, a doubt resolved by the ac- I}· and in 1959 a bill, aponaond �:n or the voters at the polla on jointly by J . Sherman Porter, state � 3/ aenaLor from thi1 district, and Tllt're is no blame attached lo George Meinhart. Meigs C.Ounty anyone for the resulting confusion rep�aentative, paned the Ohio wh1eh followed the election of Le11ulalure giving the Meip Coun­ November 1946. It waa »omething b �emorial Board au�ity to new. aometbing that only lhe iron uae 1� money for hosp1lal eonatruchon. of time could am·ooth out. . 1 legislap (special law new This . There was the fact that a lev 1, the or authority under was lion) a ant1 not . buna ursue h.a<J Deen vut· 1'.eq uir• c:a . Hit: ruv11t:y u, oe raiSt:<1 by a lounty Hoap1l:91 law wlucb approval. maJority a only ed Jt:vy canno� be apenl be, ore u is :. � Late l�l!it fall local leaden becouect�, so II wai neCt!IMry to ·- t o[ mew n aa ekmg and way• . . ae wait IIDLU lne 10 year intf rval bad 1 � oo. upitaJ. ra1sJ.DI funds for the cormn&eti working puled uru.d 4rcblteCU were 111• . ...,_H•s · , � .• tould 1,e aecumuli.\ed . � ... building and furniahin& a.ti at 'lhen there_ · wu • the maije,. �I beU-er than flll60.&.N;<lb, w_,. .'1�)..,..-1 . rmn& cosu ar conac.rucuon the facility. At lint the idea or pu� -· ,· -. nt�asity 01 settb.Jlg we toc�tton l!iUbattiplions waa studied but the 1or a nospita.t, Ule thousand ano county was obviou111ty lacking 1n une OeU1.W1 lor.ever mung to com, pe n;ons who could make enough p1_1cue me m,ner. Ann mere wn sizeable donatiohs. 1ouways tne never answered pruOther plan, were 1uuested and 1.Mem ot r.usm11 more money. discard.ea un lil the plan of aakin& lRll:0 AND TRIED On U1e Jut problem, bond issues lor .t ½: mlll levy spaced over a M«ned to .._ the 1nsww and . on 20 year period was 1uuested, a lour sep.irate occ.a111ona the issues measure de5igned to rlUie �.were p1aced before the voters. On 000. e.ic.b occasion they failed to gar­ 'lbe Meiga County COmmiuion­ ut:r Ule flcce1sary I).> percent 01 Ute en, earl.)' tnit yeu, acted. Lo put \'ote 1or pu&lge. 1· ne ur•t wu for tbe meaaure on the ballot aL lbe 2 mtl.1111, rne second tor aY.a milla, pnmary election and appointed a �ne tnm:I tur 4 mllla ano \he list riosp1tal Commi!lllion, composed ol 2 to be <Jeieatea in 1807 was for Dr. tc.aymond Boice, Bernard Fultz. mitls. AJwa)s, except once, the is­ tal Hmdy and W. 0. Atkllll to sue recc1voo the majoruy of the work witb lbe Vel.ecans Mepiorial VOl.e8 but latlea to gel the � per­ HoapftaJ Board or Trustees. Tbe cent needed. measure passed and all that re. In tho mlddle In "9fy um­ maw la to proceed in an orderly petgrl was 1he group .t men wtto manner 111 conall'ucting the hos­ maft up the Veteran,• M.morill pital. BNnl of Tn,1Nt1. 5tt up under tn• Yetwan, MNMrlel Act, the The Veteran.a' Memorial Fund board ,.. by law, COfflPGMd of now is about $201 ,000. A total of 11 member-.. 1hr: of whom '6.300 has been paid in architects IIWlt be IMffllNn of OM politi­ leea making the fnnd total $201,· • cal party and tn,. .t ,... othff. 300. 1'be recent bond issue WIii for Omy three members or the orig­ '235,000, brmgin& the: total of lo­ inal board appomted in ISM by cal funds lo $442,.500. The federal authority of tne Veteran!! Memor- government under the Hi ll - Bur. 1&1 Act remain on the board. They \OD Acl, will match t:bu with $221,· are Crill Bradford, Racine, presi­ 250, giving a total of $663,7:K) tor dent of the board for the last COlll�Uction and furniablngs. nme years; R. L. Jacobs, Pomeroy Archihd Harry ••r Nr,, busmeuman, now vlce-pn&ident; and H. E. Starkey, Columbi• town­ Whffllnt hat alrHCly -­ over-all plans for thli hoaphel ship tarmer. lleCl'etary, Leo which have bean •pproved bJ l·he original Vaughan, Pomeroy businessman, tM St... Dtptrtmeftt ef HNlth. has been in omce aince the board The plan, call for an •timat.cl was ota:anized. These men have $531,950 for ..,...,al construe formed Che nucleus around which lion, $54.000 fw llvllt-in furn/II,, the hospiUal iuue hu revolved for lngs ind lrnpro,emants, and $77,473 t.r other funalahl,_ the past 14 ye.an. Four of the orieinal board of lncfudins an vlH'O'CMte ..,_.. trustees have passed away before i"t room. The spee4 witb which the hos­ they had an opportunity or seeing i!iel.p County Yolen finally ac­ pital will become an accomplished cept the h01pital. They were Bart fact, a Memorial, lies In the hinds Rawling■; and Cbarlea McJtaster, of the men who will handle the both Middleport businea.smen; E. financing and construdion. The W. O'Briea, Bedford farmer, and bonds will go on sale at once and Meigs County the architect has only to complete J. M. Thorntctn, health officer, who recently pass­ detailed plans and ask for bids. But, until the ho1pital is COB• ed away. Members of the original board slructed, furnished, and in use, who have reaigned are J. M. alar­ the Meigs County Veterans Memor­ tin, Manning D. Weblte'r, Alfred ial Trustees and the H08pital Com• Elberfeld an.d Omar Bayes. Dr. mission will share t.b.8 .ruponaibH­ fta,ymond Boice, who wa.s appoint­ ity to assure people of Meige Col.la­ ed to fill the ncancy caused by t, their money is well ap,enL . ' No completion it.ti! haa: been an,­ the death of Mr. ,Rawlings, also nounced. haa resigned. Present memben, in addJtion to WOULD MPGEll Ulose named above, are David 0. BOSTON UPI- Nortbeul Air. Jenkins, Edward Thomas, Uen'ry Cla,worthy, Theodore Beed, Jr., lines and Trans World Airline, Roy Betzing and Donald Brewer. announced today they will merge For several year& the Veterans' if permission can be obtained Memorial HospJtaJ Tru,tees foqght !rom the Civil Aeronautics Board � what was a futile battle. In 1956 enc.I the Securities llnd EJ!;chanee over $200,000 Jiad accumulated ln Commission. tbe , eounty treuury fof" the VeterNOT OUT OF LINE an's Memorial. DAYTON, 0. UPI-An orficla.\, The HUI-Burton Aet was passed In . Congress making matching or the Eli Ully Drue Co., Monday funds available tor hoapltal con- night denied drug ptioes were structlnn, 50 cents of iederal mon• out of line and aaJd II wa, time ey for every dollar raised locally. to answer queaUou arllin1 from 'Ibis made the $200,000 in the the Senate's invUti&atinl of tbe oowl� tuuuey worth $300,DOD to- lwtUlll)'. ' SIIS STUDENT KILLID DENNISON, 0. UPJ-Rl,hard R. Crupe, 18, a junJor at Canton Leh111an .High School, wae killed in an automobile cralh here t� d.Q'• . . �•rvct• .,....itln tha::....,,,_ .::. kw ';' , ' 1,· Qu�stions Asked Help Hospitals • e Other Hosp1·tal Cost1.:u,_ Lik h 1 Exp�es, H� Climbed H. g ,� ��- ��� � s� -� Give Good Care IIER UP? CLEVELAND UPI-The Retail Be\ler•Ke Dealers Assn. said to­ 1 day the price or beer here will probably go up five cents a bottle I eoon. A price rise of one cent a bottle was put into effect imme• dlately. The increa11e follows a wh olesale • price rise . ..,.-low price. , 4 By L-0well Wingett . . the aprroval May 3 of the bond issue which assures With constru�tion o a 4 1 -hed bo�pital, 14 years of frustratiori and disappointment, and sometimes conrusion , has ended for a small group of local men and women who had dedicated them. selves to the job of securing an adequate ho,pltal facility for Meigs county. It wa� year:'! this fall when Meigs county voters, in a bu,rst of pafliQtic gratitude, voted a levy to construct a Mem­ onal to Meigs equnfA, -soldiers who had fallen in all wars. The memory of WorR1(War I I and its grim toll of the young men of the county was still fresh in the minds of the voters and the Iev:y, � extend over a 1 0 year period, was voled by a rarge maJonly. �cr'red TWiil llzi . • ' ' HOLLYWOQD SLllf SIT Whitt lln.111•flnlllhtd l\eo!i� ma,­ . tr- and boupriq, ud lop. AU . at '�- �. With. the approva1 o 1 lh e I evy, 1 co11Iu&10n arose u to how to use the money. 11 waa paned under lhe Veterans ' Mefi:'orial Act which �mpowered counu�s t.o \·o� lev1ea to erect memonals to their war dead. But, on the issue placed on the b�llot, the word '"hoapital" ilad I been 1nse�ed, a word that had �t 111 lhe Veteralll Memorial ' • • Elberfelds In Pomer�y . 0. , 1 refer to Edison Hobstetter. It i1 routine on normal l>C<::U· ions to consult with the person when a tribute or note or oornmendation is lo be made about him. In thia case it baa not been done. Mr. Hobstetter would have said, ..Let it go:" Many people do not want to let ll roo. Mr. Hob8tetter had reason to be ptoud of havln& chairmaned a 1946 c;,;-IPmittee that obtained a buae rb.Jjorlty for a tax levy toward , ;ieterans' memorial that w11 a�_JOled to be . a ho111pital. He wo�e6''ln cooperation with abt;,ut 20 �opl� fr� all ov:er the coun1 ty ;jel� •�thtl story. W D J94G �lbirl fallt.d s., .. '-'· •49.,s .. . By Chester L. Tauehlll . A lot of folk• had a hand in persuading 54 per cent of the voters on May 3 to say "yes" to a ½ mill bond issue for the 111>w ;,.,sured Meigs County Veterans' Memorial Hospital. One man, however, deserves special recognition. No better tl!ne than now, In this issue commemorating National Hospital Week; could be devised to pay public respect to him. I $199.50 ' Easily converts to hetl. Beautyresl seat. tufted back. tapered legs, storage box . Choice of five colors. _ , . ' MODERN TAPERED ARM HIDE-A-BED by SIMMONS Potluck Event Featured Ry Special Speaker Cla•• Pomeroy's Edison Hobstetter Took Leading Role On Issue · 1 . •r r NOW ONLY ,. The outin& was held at the home of Mr. 10Q Mra, Milton Houdaahelt wilh , the fOllo,ring. present: Mr. aQd Mn. Wendell Gerlach and Mike, S uqn and Steven, Mr. aod Mn. Herma n Jttneald, Mr. and Mn. Ruben co m na and Debbie, Mr. and MM! • Joe &'-'o• .QOINI .,, Debb"le an d Hope. &tr, and Mr:i BIid Wil10n. Mr. and .Mn. Norm.,,n Yeauger, Mr. and liri. Hora� Abbott and Dannie, RoJer and Vic�le. SAVE MORE THAN EVER on MATTRESSES & CONVERTIBLES B■autyrtst _________________________ A wiener rOial was held Tues­ day evenin8 . by the Homebuilden class of the Middleport Church of Chrilt. Rev Fred l Gardner, putor of the c hurch gave the bleuing prec� ing the meal. -,:,· enttne al HOSPITAL HOSPITAL SECTTON SECTION ----1-.-. ------ --· --------------------s:"IGLE ---------------""!!-" ------------------------------------------------------May Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllildleport, ,;;..:...;..;....:.....:...�------ -----------·----------• ... ..:.;;:.;.;;,;___;;_,;_.......;;..... Church Class �olds Outing At Ho udashelt Home Mn. Leonard .Van 'Meter, Steven Le6nard and Brenda, Mr. and Mn. Da.n Whitt. •nd Barlnra, Mr. and ijra:. W-illlA' ffl trbeser and Debbie. Mr. end Mn. Willard Boyer and Brenda and BJi-ry, Mr. and Mn. Roger Phillipi, '; Rita and Randy, :an. Wallace Q:r'tdlord and Neda. · Rev. and ·M.l'li. Gardner, Mrs. Cl•rence U'fl'll,", Mrs. Richard Oil· er and steyen 11nd Ricky, Mr. and Mr,. Rafmond Cole and Raeanh,i it\d Oavl'd. Beverly and Neda Ho)­ daihelt aa& 1wo gue■LI,· Ruth Ann F.dWarda ari4 Sharon Hoschar. • • e Approximately 50 memoers and guests attended the vper• alion forward rugbl held recenuy by Henuocl< lirove Grange. Tne program wtuc.b was i.n the 1orm of an amateur hour, opened w1w group SIJl&ing ot America and the pledge to the !Jag. A welcome and me meaning of "Operauon •1>rward" was given by µ,o .Story, wonhy master, fquowed by the song, J CIC lh..111¥1 The first meeting of the new year for the Love. Joy Circle of Jo' lrst the M iddleport Bl!jlist ( Church waa held et the home o! their chalrman, Mrs Edlson Baker Tuesday evening, The meeting opene d with pray• er by Mra. J. M. Archer and the followln& committee heads were named by the chairman: Program Mn. Charle• Lewla; Project, Mu. Tony Fowlftr, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury and Mrs. John Kaufr; W hite Cro&S Guest night was held by the Bennett; Secretary, Priscilla Circle of the First Bap­ Mrs. Cherie& Mn. Fr-ank Cheetebre w· Devotions tist Church of M iddleport When Mi1111 Sylvia McMaaler; ' Treasurer, the group met at the home of Mrs. Richard Hovatter for their Mn. Joe Wilton ; Love Gift, Mrs. and Reading, B. F. Parmalee M11y meeting. Archer. . M J. Mra Mn. Harold Thomaa chalrman Project, for the year were dl1cu11ed with plana made to place Secret Place magazi11es in ho�pital,, to make Cancer p;,ds, aae11t In the work or the Week day Rellglo_ua Education program and lo help with local mission proJcctll when needed. The meeting clo1cd with prayer .. •tlPDII M<IIJDU>< by Mra. Bennett and a reeding Mr. and Mn. John LewJ■ and "Man 'a Heart HH Secret of Fmd­ l!ion of Belpre vltited Sunday with ln& a Belter World" · by Mn. M r. and Mn. Lloyd l larrl111. Bradbury. Mr. and Mn. Richard Ward ud D1.1rlng the social hour Hfler son, Ricky of Ravenawood apent the meeting a 1:1alad l'OUrse was Sunday afteri1 1JOn with Mrs. Jam• served to Mrs. Ramon Grin,, Mrs. ca Murray. Fowler, Mrs. Mrs. flrildhury, Mr. 1ind Mrs. Edgar Wolfe spent Kaufl, Mrs 81:'nnell, Mrs. Lewis the weekond with their da ughter Mrs. Wil1on, Mrs. Art'l1er und and aon-ln•law, Mr. and Mn. Janet Baker and Myrta Wilson, Carol Marlin In Rind, W . Va. &ueats. Mrs. Jame1 Pullen left IHl Sunday for Poplar Blurr, Mo., to vialt with her mother. Mn. Eli· ubeth Arnold. She will aho vl1it with her 1randrhother, Mn. Alice Mohan who celebrated her lOlll birthday yelterday. Mr. and Mrs, Sidney RuHe)l of Glouater vlalted over the week end wllh her father, Rue Tucker• man and other relaUYe■. Mr. and Mra. Jack NPff 1and chlldren of Ravenawood visited retenlly with Mr. and Mra. Roy Stan1bury. Mn. Dwl,u:ht Wallare I• ill at • SlmmoM - the world'■ large1t bedding maker - cooperated brr home with III vlr1111. u1 a nd other "key dealers" In America, to bring yoi, the with Mr,. William �ilatl'r and l'hll­ ·eatest monoy-1aving ■ale In our hl1tory. Only month, of tllreful _ dren Su11n and BIiiy were, in Parker■burg Monday. ► Jnnin J and carload purchau, could make these ama1i111 bed· Mr. and Mra . .f'red Gibb• Jr. ding bargain, po11ible. Shop • • . compare the low prices yourself! apent the weekend with Mr. and Save now...buy now...you may never ,.. 1uch an opportunity again. Mr1. Georre Circle ol St. Al• � bani, W. Va. Weekend 1ue111 of Mr. and Mn. Ernenon Jones and family were Mr. tnd M n. Carlton Fitch and 1on1, Toledo. Mra. Fitch waa a Paae al the l.> AR State Co11rer• I .OW I.OW PRICE ent'e recenlly held In Cleveland ti w1u Sharon Jonea, d1111hter of lhe Jone,. Shuon , a 1tudent at OU waa alao a weekend iUHt with her P•nnla. A !11 an dout for .� 1 )•11' :1ml \'alue! J-h� "'lll■rl new Mr. and Mr•. Charle. Neal 111d fhrnl h:1sC' 1md t u rtt•cl b11 ·k romforhblc e,-,autyrHt rrandton, Perry -i,,enl Monday In C ' u�hf ans. Availa bll' i n suhPe, (:Olorful tweeds. Re­ Columbo,. mcmhC'r PVt'ry 1�ide•a·bed i· � a aof.a with • ,guNl Mr. and Mrs. r..arry Lewi, of ro11111 ins-ide. 0 :><'n.� into c1 Simmons bed for two Bellelontaine were recent vial­ bt•ddini,: in pl.ice. lor, of Mr. and Mr,. Elwood Le­ ' wi,. Mr. ind Mn. Marcu1 Cotllnl• ham who have been here becau1e of tilt- lllnen and death of her 111l1ler, Mr,. Marth.a Hamm, left lhla week for tht!lr ho1ne in Sara1ola, Fla. Mr. and Mra. E.arl Bole of Cln . clnnatl "l•lled Mo11d 1y and Tufll· day with Mr. and Mra. Frank Murray and mother, Mr■. Ea,le Trlchler. • • • • Hemlock Grove Grange Has Program In Observance Of Operation Forward Night You may have wondered why so man y questions are aaked when you are admitted to the hospital -not only your name and ad­ dress, but your birthdate, birth­ place and other questions. The reason is that this is the start of the medical re<'ord of your hoa­ pital stay-and its very important that it be idenm.i as yoW' re• cord, and yours alOne. U you are admitted to the hospital agaln your new record will be added to this previous record. Your record is made up of many reports from people you have seen in person and from expert.I behin d the scenes: •Preliminary diagnosis on ad· mission. *Your symptoms In your· present illness. • Your medical history, includ­ ing family medical history_ •Findings in your phy1lcal el· aminatlons on admiision and dur, ing your stay. •Orders for tests and treat­ ments in special departments of the hospital, such as laboratoty and x-ray and reports or the re­ sults. •Orders for drugs and for the 'type of diet you need. • Progress notes during your stay. "Reports of treatments carrjed out from the simplest sllch II "sat u p in chair'' to the detailed record of a surgical operatiun. •oJagnosis al the time of dls­ t'harge. medic"I Wi1h advances in science. and. the increase in the number of st?rvlces which make more diagnosis 11nd treatment precise and more eUective, · the medical record has become in­ creasingly importan t , and increas­ ingly complex. 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