http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c56ba46320db2878e716a041e7a709ec.pdf 12d00b08784ba35964c0b11b2eb5ddb4 PDF Text Text 16-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1 960 :,iBand Boosters i&rved Annual IDinoer Event The annual W1h1m1 High !School Band banque l wu beld �iday eveninJ: with the Band �Boosters ,ervinl' tbe dinner. A -dance followed with tff Five '5,.inta furniahin& the music for ; the evening. i:: · . • The gym was &ally decorated red and wh ite crepe paper, �nd color&, and lhe tables were .-.et with red ro1e1 anti wh i te !)ridal 1"ff1th. Miniature banda111111en, made Crom clohle1pin,, � uRd as favors ,it each plate. ,.. Followin& the dinner, Tbomu :,teed. bacd director, IPoke brief­ :Jy and 1 t that tlme preat=nted ;Jtenne th Dotson with the Arion I �ward. Alone with thl1 present•• ilion, seven Senion who are leavt he band. were preaented with 101. They were Marilyn Sw.rtz, uunne Wolpert, Judy Llevln,, arlene VanMeter, Ca rolyn Dot• aiHn and Kenneth Dotaon. ·:,n i• .. Z Special gueata for the e\'�ln1 fl were band booater officers Mr. ►Ind Mn. RQnell Capehart , Mr. : and Mn. John Fry, Mr. and Mrs. • Dtlbert Dot.on and Mr. tnd Mr1. Rome WiJllam,on. 1 , B&O Would Pull Off ----�--- Four I ndiana Trains Opposes Giving Time rNDIANAPOUS, Ind. UPIThe B.altimore .ind Ohio Railroad To Pretiident Seekers Henderson Boy Wins Mason Marble Tourney WASHI�GTO N UP[-Dr. Fr.ank Sta11ton, prt!>ldent or Columb 1_. Bro.idcaslmg System, told a Sen• ate comnuttee toda y tb • l b i s com• pany 0 PJ>?Ses a bill thal would The third ,annul Mason Coun• requ1re g1vrng p�1m e te!evuuon ty Marble11 Tournament waa held tune to pres1d@nttal candidates. Thursday al 4 p. m . at Harmon D r. Stanton Hid CBS was pre• Park under doudy skies and chil• pared to provide a minimum of ling wtnds. For the third straight one hour of prune evening time year the marblea champion rrom each week for debates and discus• the Htndenon gr ade achoo! hu s i ons by und1dates durin g the won the county marble• tourm1 - c oming campaign 1 ( present l,1w1 ment. were modified, but was opposed Johnny Lee Kreb1, 12 yl!ar old to leg1stauon Id compel networks son of Mr. and ililra. Chtford Krebs tv £urnish free lime. of He nderson i1 th11 year's county champ ion. Kreba won th e field CR ITI C 11E5 SOUTH AFR I CA from 14 participant,, four of F R A N K J- U R T. Gt' rmany U P Jwhich forfe ited t heir chanc e at Pru ne .\o 1ro1� t i•r· J ..1 wah ar la l N e 11 r u the coun ty title by not attending Mond � Y c n l l\' ll.Cd . So u t il Af r ica Ye1lerday'1 meet. Semi-finalists 1 n rur · h .- r r .H' , .i I P"i v , c I ,Ii.· the t ournament other than Krebs wer11 Johnny Nlbert, Sunnyside School; Carby sawyen. New Ha • K r e bs t h e w r n 11l' r w3 s pre 'it nted ven ichool; and Rog er D e mpsey · 1.1 l ar ge l ro p:'JY fo r his schou1 by of Buckle School. Dempsey went He�r M 1 1 ! u . m�nagin!l director ahead Into the frnala and lost to of th e Ch,rnihn of Commerc e who e y Kreb, 1n I 4 ou t of 7 game l'O• spo nsoi d th e M � son Count e nt along with m a rn Tou Marble� match, the P o1·.t Pleasa nt H egiete r AJI partlclpan!a In the marbles tournamen t received a minia t ure Johnn)' a. :;th g radl'I' at Hender• trophy for bein1 school cham• son grade �C'hool ;rnd he hopes to pion and a cm eerttrlcate from be batk nut yur lo part1c1pat e one of the local retail merchan ts. in th :: 4th arm ual tournam e nt. I , i I I I · 1 wants lo .ibandon four of its train runs through Indiana. The railroad Monday ,pe ti tion· 1 e d the Indiana Publi� Se:nice I Commission to dlsconta'lue tralPIS No. 67 and 58 betwee n Ci nclnntU Oh io and Lou isville, --Kr, add trams N o. 3 and 4 between Bal• timore, Md., and st. Louis, Mo.� 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Song' Author Is 8 HU RRY ! HU R RY! TIME R U N N I NG OUT IJ' Unlt9cll ,,_, 1nlefflatWMI The f••tett enhMI is fM chH­ t•h which can run 1t • .., apitN of 70 1nll" per hovr, DON'T MISS OUT O N YOU R SHARE OF FREE F U R N I T U RE GI FTS D U R I NG R UTLAN D and MASON F U RN ITU RE'S I• : � D'IS b arref I Frorn La W UPI-A ttorney · NEW YORK William A. Doughcrly of New York, author of the Ohio Slate Univ ersity football song, "Acros, the Field ' ' has been disbarred from practicing la w bec a use of ··p rofessivnal ITil!icOnduct . " I VOL r,a TO CHICA bf Dt· ul} Sheriff Howard fr.:w ' . \I r� Pf ratik and Mri;. Robr•r'. h, tcnbac h arc 1n Chicago tod �y _ 1 , re turn !\1rs. Lydia Rupe to /ite 1gJ1 Coun:y to answer forgery charge•'. herr M rs R upe wai; arrested by < Chica go police ov e r the week end . 1 t h e ALL N !;W wJ�"vll� Halo of Heat STARTS TH U RSDAY Quallly Melamlno , Guaranteed M£LMAC DINNERWARE Safe ln •n� dit-hwa5her, Inna. . Hke fine idhina, lucen t break re1i.t.nt. 6 P.iece place aettlnra conelll4.11 of: 1 J>l.nner Nate - 1 Bttad ahd Butter Plate - 1 Fruit t>l1h 1 Cup - I Saucer. Bea-utilu\ l"ast el Colon! WHILI THIY LASTI $1,19 100 Spiral Fluted PAPER PLAns Generoua 9" al:ro ln ,now white and put.ti colort, tranaparont wr•pped. •nil.ary. 874t pkg. PLASTIC SPOONS I N OUR BASEM ENT STORE S K I RT and SH ORT SPRI NG HOS I ERY Virsl Quality Nylons 44 c pr. 64 c p r. ON E PI ECE J'rlnted Satocn 3-6lli, 7-1 4 S8"X87" !%'la INCH 1 7c Bag ANY OP THIii IOPT PLAITIC IT­ Lule 0eta1onal Detoraled WASTE BASKET Llund'1 Buket Round Wule Bullet STORAGE BIN 'l'errlllc Velueo ,._lo! Colon Lari• Lars• ONLY 99f! HURRY! 47c lllen'a 14 0.. LADIES' S H O E R A C K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86c Holds 8 pairs. 22 PIECE PLASTIC S N A C K S E T · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 68c · · · · · · · · · · 43c Unbreakable ,alely head, remove, to lorm wind proof candlelight, llfellme switch, USF' , uses No. 14 lamp, 2 "D" battecles. LAD!ES AITRACT IVE WORK SOCKS Slie 10.13 4 pn. 74c IDOi SANDALS Willi rubber IOle. Pl.utlc trkn­ _ ...,. •odllb, bofa, mlu, � women·,. Men'• Small, med· h1.m, lar,e 1-10. 1 1 . D U S T E R · · · - · . . - · · · · · · . . · $1 .67 Printed Embo11ed Cotton. Sue 10.20. JAMAICA SHORn · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · · 98c Solid Bedford Cord and Chino-Woven Plaids, Assorted Colors, Jean and Back Pockets, Zipper C loslhJ. Boy'• WIIII and Wear - Fancy Print NIGHT GOWNS And full length Gowns, 2 Bar Trk"Ots, 1<'1-oral print.a, Wa�1h N' Wo. r �.ace tri m. Si,ic.,- 34-36 mOO., 38-40 Lie., X42..ff . .Boa 11- UCW P-astel Colors. 8 7«: .. ,, .. 5 for $1 .00 �lcot eliastle lea: band, ouh.ldc elasllc w1i1t il:Niud, ell1Uc met• chH material, Double self CN)tdl, white, pink, abes 6--6-7· 11-11·10, Boy1 & Glrll Poly Bqged SOCKS . 4 prs. 74c . . 1 I • I MIDDLEPORT, OHie ·, ' s299.oo ' rei g bt :·2··-Ai"; ��jighf;,. w�;��s�� · m•e_g;;;a 3k u. And For An Addhiona1 , Ji, ·00 THIS FINE SET Of· J · DOUBll LAIJtfDllY Sherwood Will Address Seniors . Of Racine High I• A blind man 1inee birth who Court Actions Reported On County Docket ■ 25 Cars Found Oear Of Ills At Harrisonville '°"" c. 4-k•• . ' '¼ ' . , He � Larman She_rwood, l e cm hum�n rela t ions, or . R�t ­ terdam Junct1an, N. Y. He III In h igh demand as a speak er on American Life and Thou ght before scn i re , ,:lubs. foremen and i.nan• agemen t � groups,. labor umom, a�ricul tural me�ting.s, campaign dmn era., conv en tion�, b�slnea11 and profeas11.1nal orgamzat1ons, and college and high achoo! commencem e nts. Mr. Sherwood, blind since birth made 1 remarkable adjust menl to life . After at tending Maryland turer �;,;::; ·;; �$����] ------------Dapper GOP Leader Of Ohio Sees Good �hings For Party IMr con tribu te, more to society t h.an moat m en who can aee will be the Comme nceme nt speak e r for Ra­ cine H igh School g,!'adL1ating aen­ iors May 20 at 8 p, m. ing the Ewing store , apparently lege. In t•·o years he had bia ne ar the only en trance to the al• Masters' Degree from New York the Communist leaden. lie an Opening reached by a lad- State College for Teacher, .at ]n !aMs, Herter told NATO that der. Whe n discovered it had burn- 1 Albany. Khtu ilichev apparently had reach• ed the top of the ladder and the I Mr. Sherwood served \ as an or• ed tbi conclusion som e lime be- floor nearby and had caused some (ore lie left Moscow that he was damage to t he root, firemen re• dained minis ter in the Me t hodist not roing to succeed in achieving ported .. Considerable damage was Church 11 years bu t, on demand nation result• at the summi t that would also reported caused by waler , g ave it up lo sene the as a le<!ture r. satJaff him, and in particular, his On advice of Harry McLau ghlin, The commencement program : cri tics in Russia. Cam bridge, arson investigator Invoca tion, Rev. John Elwood; At Homt Trouble H er said there had been con• for the Sta te Fire Manhal's of- .. Now Let EYer)' Tongue Adore 91e evidence or dissatisfac- fi_cc , M p, yor Charles _Leg ar last The e ", High School Band; "You'll sld lion within 1ome quaJ1ers or t he mght ordered the budding pad- Never Wall Alone," Sen ior G irls 54) orl4, over . Khr(ij_Tlcb'ev'a locked unt il inv�stiga_tion of the Ensemble. 'iioti' Oriittt tif the blue could be made. "Star of tbe East" Troinbone pO : . �rivlng for retaxa ' �� ltifidlng , was Jnspe�ted pe r. Due t, J(ennedy-Humm'el by RO­ of ,tension with the We-.st. I Herter noted in particular that 1od1cally du �•_ng the _ mght by bert Smi th. Alfred Toney; Class to asPomeroy firemen and police Address, "Facing Lile Sq uarely ", crit icism the re had been v i olent sure (urther tbe no of outbreak S.. Sh.,..ood WIii, ,... Th ,.. of any such relaxa tion emanating flam es. from Communist Chi na. Mr. McLaughlin snd Buck Stevens, de puty f ire marshal, I were in Pomeroy today to inves• ligate the origin of th e gls2e. Also c in Pomeroy taking par t in the in• · vesllgation wer'"7insL1rance ad­ justors. John A. Burnworth, Mar­ ietta, a represen ta ti ve of the Word was expec ted here about Amer ican Hardware Mu tual Jn ' 4 p. m. whe ther or nof Pome­ Twenty-rive cars, alJ found clear surance Company, said tha t hie roy's undefea ted higb school company had the insurance on the baseball team stayed that way of defects, were checked in Sci• toda)'. pio township Wednesday at Har· building. risonvllle Scbool by Depu ty F iremen (J ghting t he f ire were The Panthers l ert for Philo, 0., Sheriff Clarence Shields i n the in charge of Assist.ant Ch iefs John at 9 a, m . where they were to May Safe ty Check driv e . Beaver and Mar ti n McAng us as me et Bridgei,t.1 t, 0., high school Assisting the depu ty were .Mrs. Chief Jack Thomas was out of in the opening game of the South Virgil A tkins, and Mrs. Robe rt town at the ti me. There was a re­ Reg ional Stale Class ,AA Baseball Jewell of the Farm Bureau WO· cord turno1,1t or firem en wi th Tournament at 2 o'clock. Nine men's group. The day before Mr.s three Pomeroy fire trllcks at lhe seniors who had arrived in �m­ Bert ha Janey also assisted a t the acene. eroy abou t 7 a. m. from Washing­ Salem Cen ter Cheek. ton, D. C., accompanied the Mayor Ch. ·n1s Legar was high Friday the check will be con­ team to Philo. ducted in Bedford Townsh ip at in praise of the firemen today Coach Russell Moore expected for their prompt 1c tlon in fore­ the Bedford School. to start ve teran Bab CUoningham !ltalling what could have been a most di!last rous fire and for the on the mound. Once before, in 1933, a Pome­ police depa rt ment for traffic Crabtree Complete& roy team reached the regionals. con trol at the scene. The firemen Pushbutton Training slso expressed their apprecia• Tha t year the Pantben went to Harry G. Crabtree, 27. o r Rut• tion ta the unknown informant the finals, losing to Warren 4-2 w it h George (Red) Jenkins pitch· land has received a certificate for who turned in the first alarm. ing. completing advanced tra ining on Mr. Ew ing said th is morning pw1hbL1tton telephone .sy&tems at MEIGS, G&N&RAL HOSPITAL General ' Telephone Co.'s plant tha t he was unable to estimate ADMISSIONS: James Hawley. the damage as he was locked out school In Mar ion, Ohio. An ln11taller-repairma.n, Crab­ of the store. He had a lr.ey to the Middleport ; Amelia Davia , Mason, tree ■erves General's Pomeroy• back door but had not used it, W . Va.; Mrs.. Henry Ra1hr, Lone Middleport and Rutland exchange. he said. He slated that the build­ Bottom; ·Rbbert White, Syracuse. ·DLSCHARGES : Sytv:ia Johnson, He has been wlth the company for ing was fire proor and that any Cheshire; John Ohling er, Middle­ loss wu covered by insurance. flve yean. po,t. Pa,1, <lllorm lnod lo torpldo lho ,ummn conference ' btc:auH he kn•w thi Wftt would not ne.. hia cold war d•m•ncl• and that I f there had not bten the U-2 lncldent Khru■hchn would h•n found ,omo other pretext. 1'he council met today with the three Weetern foreign miniSters to try to sahiage some th ing (rom the CJyde Wine11 ,tr,, Racine RD, liUmmit wreckage. Presiden t Ei • baa · been fined $14 and costs In enhower ,11.nd KhMushcbc v left County Court bj .. Judge E. w. previously. ...,. .wt';,. . .- p-,ioples on a char&, of dlaturb· -::. �ff!l.!ft . ••• · WelCOMe pe- J>rOU&�t l!Y, bl& ,,I!e. . Ina E�1'V flew to Lisbon, PorHe WH found guilty In a hear• tugal, whe re he received an up• iDI yuterday. The fine Wat sus­ roarious wlcome and admonished pended and Wines paid the coats the free world lo rally s tronger in the case. than ever against the Soviet tac­ Mrs. Lydia Rupe, returned here tics tha t doomed the 11ummlt from Chicago to face charges of mee ting. He said there was no forgery. was bound over to the pressi ng reason for dismay but 1rand jury today by Judge Peo­ the free nations had to work hard- · plea on $2,000 bond on each of er in the lace ol Soviet abuse and two charges. "How Not To Be A Politician" was the title of a playlet accusations. Mrs. Rupe was remanded to the Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Jail in lieu of bond. She ill a given Wednesday evening In Khru,hch.v flew to Commu­ W. Crow, lawyer, and Ted Fred with House Parish Church Middleport resident. nllt EHt Berlin whl't;• he told Wayne Staats, Ripley, W. Va., Reed, Jr. , banker, In leading ,oles. RN luden "th• future bellffl91 t The occasion was II spaghe t i . ,, was released on $200 bond for Htll. to ua" but _.._.. no hint of 1:111 support d i nner prepared and served under non a on 1 bearing June Rev. Roberts _oHered informal annouftCN intentions to notM"n stewantsh1.p of Geno Pierot ti, 111• charge. rks following t he Program te. Btrlin c:,1,1, ,at • time of hi• rema . ln vited siste<l by t.row and Reed , . which Includ ed group smgmg led own choosln1, tt. WH klutd by guest! join ed men of t he church a t by Harry Moo�. Church laymen Middleport Jail l8 �Jle "sta.ir ' ev enl Crow, as Sen, F. W ilder!orc'e comm.ended h1g�ly Rev. Rober!s Bradford Altends Arrests Crowded for h1 leadership in t.he church s town Jail wa, Crewe, and Reed as Si McReid, recen t11ly complete bu1ldlng Middleport pro- Woodland Meeting crowded · today followlni ftve ar· were joined In the Play by ltev. gram. Wallace Bradford, 803 rlrownell William Roberts who served as re1t11 laat night. Avenue, Middd.leport, was in Col­ Clyde Everett KlnK,· Rutland cue holder asking (or hissea, ap· umbus Wednesday eveni ng for a RD 1, aee 46 was arrested by the p11use, or booes u the play ('?) Commencement Held m eetin1 of the Woodland Owners' Pollee De.partment for DWI at ran ilfl course. Crow admitted aft­ For Chester Pupils Comm it t.ce of t he Oh io Forealry '1 4:30 uptown and • is still in jail, erwarde it hardly ran fasl enough. Commencement exercises for Association, Inc., in the Southern He introduced the skit by an­ lnto:aicatlon, Others, all f or the Eighth Grade class of the Ho tel. were Reuben Swartz, 78, Pomeroy nouncing several other play11 had Chester school were held last nl.ght Th e Woodland Owners' Com• Olivtr Mitch, 60; HOward T. been prepared, all discarded upon at the school auditorium with a mittee conducts an educational German, Middleport RD 1 and order of the Reverend---0ne being large alt.endance. program o( general interest and 1'homa11 Bowles, 34, Rutland RD 1. "1'he Little. Summit on WUUs The following program was gJv . benelit to the woodland owners All are in jall today. en: processional, Lloyd Johnson; of Ohio II a means of turtherine Man Wanted Here 18 Invocation, Rev.• Card; . Welcome, the interest of the owners and to Dennts Parker; Duet, Joann Freck­ F1orida Jail Lieaper encourage these ownen to main• To Delinquent Lands Sherill ltobert Hartenbaeh haa er and Juanita Hoffman; Introduc­ tain their woodland acres .under' leafaed that Paul lzlltr, Parker&• tion of Speaker, Orville 1Brown; sound management. Be Advertised Soon burs, wanted here for breaking Addreas, Rev. Harold Do■ter: Se· audl­ county Cahhrttll, Gordon tar. eaid today that • •liilit or dellni­ and entering the Eastern SCb!)Ol lectlon by an Instrumental En• STOCKI FIIIMED quent of.ax �and.I ,i n Meltls: county Js last winter, had been arrested In semble; Presentation of Diplomas, J. s. Davis, Eieeutive Head or lhe NEW YORK UPI-Stocks firm­ now b•lng prepared 11,, Iii, ornce Florida but escaped ' from Jail. hner was indicted hflre in ab­ Easte rn Local School Dlstrlcl; ed In the early dealing, today and will be ready for pub�caUon aenUa b)' the January 1rand jury. Benedktlon, Rev. Card; and Re­ with defense issues among the wlthln Ille .... 10 day•. ceuional, Lloyd Joh111011. favo rltea. ln a n effort to eotrUre payment .H IARING SCH DULID of delinquent t.u.e,, Mr. Caldwell A · hearina: waa echeduled for Roush Win8 Award In W' this year adver1isl.nt: dellnquen• oles ias the a�rt ot a continuing 10:ao a.m. Loda)' in coounon ploas -pro,cedure to eeJ.,t delinquent IMldl court in llhe divorce eue of Loi.in Milllile Battalion SP·5 William Rohah, Pomeroy, YS Balin. -for Che coMection of the ta1M. . now with the U. S. Army, hat been award.ed a Certificate or Achieve­ ment for meritorioWI service in the 4th Mis11ile Battalion, 65ih Ar• Ulleey, Van Nuys, Calif. The award waa presented to Roush for "ou tstanding . perform· ance of duty u a computer oper• COLUMBUS· (UPI) - Dapper Ray C. Illlss ol Akron started ator at a mls11He firing exerct&e. He his sixth two-year term as Ohio RepubliClln Chairman today, ia now apendlng a furlough with hla parents, Mr. and Mr.,. Leverett bouncing with optimism. Bliss, a cigar alwayo firmly planted In Ills mouth, predicted: Ro111h. The Grand Old Pany will w� of Thur MITERS Gl!T f2GI a majority in i\be Ohio House in CNdlnt1 B. Lwwl■ man hf 0.1111 Count,. The R► Meter, 111 MiddleJ)Ort collected the Nov. a efectian. $208 the put week, Ohlof or Police ... nce"' of publlCUI wttrt fallecl ,• ...tum -U has I "IOod ct Jonu '- i the committee in the Herbert Gilkey uid. tu.in.I the Ohio Sena�, too. . May 3 prlm,,ry the win Nixon will -Rl,bard ,\1ott1 of the indtpendenta 111d be The commmee decided to hold Ka•par Honored With elected president. of the United the atate Jl@publlcan 1 eonventlon 50.Year Lri.i,ie Pin State,. here on Sept. 12. Five hundred Roy. T. Kaspar, Po�roy, w11 B1111,. who has been 1tit1 ehalr- 4e1eg'�le• and 500 l.lt.etnatu will 1 presented a· fifty · year pin yes­ man 1Jnee 11Me, w ,ie !'fl-elected be named by co1.1nty committee... terday by Mn. Helen Bodimer, viedhoday by the Republican 81111 waa also named ' ehalrniaJ) secretary and awarded • certl(l­ State Central Comn:illtee. lt was of the finance alld -policy tom• cate namlng, him III a member of nlmoua. uni mitteea. 1 -.,. tht Hllf-.1-Century Club of the M.n; Ftdrl:!!net G. Morrll of ToMOdern Woodman of America. Jedo wu imanlmoualy re-elected The tbalrman w11 convinced Ml'. Kup■r, who hH . retired vice daalrman �d Mn. .Lila that New Yurt �ov. Nelson Lor� Couu-. �tefeller will not becom111 the from the Ohio Power Company, Black of Awoo Joined the Woodman Lodt:e March ty ,r., unanlniOUily l'Hlected to Republican pnaklential, candidate . MOTOR SCOOTER ADDED - Belter put th at nickle In the m�ter. The omeroy Police la theft! eatuttophe. t. 1810, ln Jlomeroy. The Pome• a "unless aee,. p term two--:rear inentb to Its equipment and is able to check parking meters hourly. P�lice �, "At the mom.111:D.� Jr'a 1\1� an �)' and 1•]ddleport lodda · 1ater , Deparlm•nt has: added· n,tarJ". . i. .;;;;;.'.::. ..-it:. the new sooo ter recently purchased by Pomeroy CouncU to combined �nlo Camp No. e330, Chief Jed Webster *Qllo D, -- of · �DIC� ou!llde poulbillty II almM ni1.. - be, used to check all met�rs town. - SeDU nel Pboto. · .., ..-,; � llllltw tflill�1ar, .., out Rotkefeller", he ,aid.. lllddleport, • PARIS (UPI) _ Secretarv ol State Chrisll•n A. Herter said today American U-2 spy 1'·1'lg hts h. a d been goi1.1g on for four years and had produced information of great 1mportance for safeguarding the free world. He has warn�d that w.ar would Htrter spok.e before a meelln� be inevitable if such fligh ts conor the l�nauon NATO Council t i nued: condemned which unanimously Fllghtl StoJ»ped Sovi et Premier Khrushchev foT I Presiden_t Eisen hower annou nced torpedoing the summi t c�nfe�cnce and pledged complete .sohdanty in earlier tb1s week lhe U·2 recon• nalseance flights were �uspend cd the dan,geroua days ahead. Khrushchev seized upon the U · 2 on May 1 when the Russ ians 11ho t incident to wrc�k the ·summit con• down one of the American plln•. rerence f.'MO'N\ . It began and •.o n• deep-- tnaide Ru&!lia. thrter 'told th■ NATO Counturn the old. war to the J:nk aud dang erous days of Josef Stahn. ell ttlet Khruahchov had come to RD; MAYTAG R SHE WA AND GET FREE Hollywood type, eircul:lr kn!t Rof•n Meah. Mi�dle'port Dept. · Store 107 MILL lt,IET ' · BUY A ' ' LADIES PANTIES 36c SPORT SHIRTS . . · . . . . · · · · · · : . . , . . · · - 94t '' --C�h�i�ld�-�-.�s�-.,,.3------Nn -, · Boil ��;!i��Rs to I Pint . . . l for I� 1 · · · · · · CANVAS OXFORDS · · : · Holt Gallon . . . 16c with Covers 68c Suite - At .the Sale Price of Only P,rltr dw4J, _, .... •.., ...t .� ........... .... ' Nw, llbty ....th an, .... .-,. tJOM this ............ .,. tMW,.t, Friel.I-, . ithow..t . ..... . �H•M thund.ntenm end H._., .., d•y In th. 70. ncept ...... • utnme touth__,. LIIW +.nllM SOI northN,t, 6h ........... wa.-.. Downtown Store Blaze Barely Caught In Time Prompt and efficient action by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department was,credited last ni �ht with preve nting •C & 0 locomotive. I n what <h• ve .. they posed for their plelure abo plelured are School might have been a deHier ,-, Ch lhe of ten youngs 4 7 The . . Mulne Griffith, PTA Eleanor Knight, leacbH, Mrs. 1·, memhe PT A Mora, Donald fire in the lower busvastating Mrs, R) to (L are und the foregro I d the <hlldre n. anle aecomp who r, tea<he an, iness block in Pomeroy. Herrm Wilma MIis and r membe . trip ith Engineer Carl Owens, . fetime. li & a is , C. by d . youn" passing arrange motor A [ t p was i tr e a Th J and £irst Ch ,tdren lrom the . P piloUDg the locomotive. Two •ui1tant t,. In mHter■ j axme . Frequent man w ho has rot bee n I· dentt· 'ec.nd gr.de' Of the Cheater 0. oftlc iab: after Mrs. M p lr unng e. h I t d d e . ma e wer 1top1 · Zon W Kenn,lh MIii•r anet E · · hesGrade School were given the Griffit �, a member of the C 110 each child would ha.v e an op- t ied, saw sparks issuing from k-htllt■,, and John Rlcldll!I, Ant. l Nationa oy r Pome and PTA �er erday t yes "time of their lives" the Ewing Store building Road Fortman of l!n1lnH, all ( portunity of riding In the loeomoE. C. when the Chesapeake and Ohio Bank employee, contacted a 8:30. H e drove to the bout live. Pom■ro' to of C�umbu•, cam• the Rai1road played host to the y,;:iun.g- Whitt! and C. H. Peoples at cit hall where he told •mO. & C. local the Y .,,lat to only . . Fire Following the trip the group C�pta m st. ers and took them for a tram local freigh t office. They Olan i Good eac:h w presented They a an_d p1oyffS. al-' be children asked that the •. r,de lhrougb Pomero,1 posed for a picture for The Sen- F'1reman Ro Reu•~r of his ve ti 1Ht locomo fol t he souvenir over • look to with chlld lowed Y � · the The 74 ch lldren crowded Unel and then loured the Pome- discovery. The� investiga�ed A call to Columbus resulted in lowlnt the tra in rida. t wo cabooses and the locomotive red he t out roy ' brary. They had toured the and had the TI1 1rd Ward Fire rolling of the yard crew and were taken the C. & 0. to ers t Andrews, Clyde & vete 0, r an Porn o� Na tl onal Ban k ln th e truck on the scene before the youngs C. e th for carpet he t 88 far as Dark Hollow from By Buy A 3 - pc. Sectional Ladles Waltz Length Quilted Vinyl, 54" Long. Holda 14 Oarmenta. FLASHLIGHT ......... while Plastic and Color& 2 for i1.oo WEATIIER °"'°' s:NGLI! f',0!"/ - 1k. Mayor Lauds Volunteers In Quick Action Play Sports Dramatic Talents · Of Prominent Pomeroy Pair As,orted Styles 88c / WASHINGTON UPI-Liberal House" Democrats indica te d today they would not accep t a "chopped-down" admin istraLion comprom ise prop0811 to aid areas hil by long-term unemploym e nt. The new lBO•mllllon.(lo\lar ad· ministrat ion plan was in troduced Wednesday In the Senate and House .just five days arter the Presiden t vetoed a more expen­ sive Democrat ic-sponsored bill . The measure represented a con11iderable cOncession over the 53· million dollar ar ea redevelopm e nt blll odiginally advocated by the Wh ite House. But it was still 71million-dol­ Jars less than t be Democratic bill Jll?iected by the President. The administration offer was an apparent attempt to se ize the -ini· tla tive on a vltal election-ye ar ls­ sue in West Virg in ia, Kentucky, other states Pennsylvania and w ith persistent pocketa of unem• ployment. A croup of liberal Democra ts who masterm i nded House passage of the original 251-million-dollu bill held a stra tegy session late Wednesday and decided to Bland by their measure. This ls intended to keep the ad• ministration on the polltical hot &eat by requiring a detailed jus­ tifJcat ion of t he rejec tion. the •• NECKLACE and EARRINGS \!\ TABLI LAMP · · - · · . . · . . · - . . · · $1 .67 Brass Finish Base, Gold Vall, F'ount, Gold De<:orated Shade GARMENT BAG . . . . · · · · · · · · · · - · · . . $1 . 1 9 Assorted colors. Z CELL Take Advantage C)f Our 5 3c Textured r•uuc Flor• ! llllpllly . • • • Moulded Pla,tlc Drapes Clear and C.:oJor'f 27" X 37" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25 In Poly 811 Assorted Pastel Colors MQfmal FATIGU E MAT J U MBO PLASTIC LINED PLASTIC FORKS �llatlo!I . hlh,ery atld W'9rranty, in any decot. U" x 25" PWTIC DRAPES Poly Bag I!ndvd'•• ebony legs, or all mahop.ny lO harmonim E NGRAVO-MAT 94 c PLAY SUITS DRYER Glamorous table ensemble at terrific savi ng!i ! Ultra smart stylin g • . alc;:ohol- · reai!tan t finish. Blond. wiih blond or 9 7c FULL t'ASIIIO N ' Hl6H SPEED • LOW HEAT CH01CE Of BLOND OR MAHOGANY FINISH • Skort type, broadcloth, pleated Skirt and panties, 12-13-24 months. Assorted prints. REAL B U YS! 1 7c Bag White. • SEAMLllSS PIR PLACI 51TTING !5 In • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May NO. Liberals In House Gird Up For Battle MON EY SAV I NG • ent1ne a1 Area Aid Bill _______ • • "".':"."-:-::":����::::�:::::::::::::::--:::::-.:�;:;::-------------------------------::��::-;-:;-::::::;:;"- --· ---------------·---::-----XII---·-29-------------19, 1960 "'"-�·· ==.......--------------..;....----..--------�-----:--·--------.:.::�:...:.:.:::.:..:::...____.......:- I The action by lhe Ne w Yurk I C' l ly Bar Assn. has been affirm• I cd by the New York Stal.f> <:ourt of Appeals. I • e Now You Know In Word Expected AhoOt ame Around 4 p.m. 22 Tractor Club Members To Take Tour Tw e nty.two memben of the Meigs County Tractor Main tenance Club haYe completed lhtl.r ))ook,, atte nded lhe eight leuona on tnc• tor main te nance and safety, and are plann ing to attend the club tour lo be held thi■ Saturday, ae• cording to Orion Rou•h of Salen, , Center, who has served II club leader this year. ';,{e mbers will vi■it the Kaiser Alum inum Plant at Ravenswood Sa turday morning. The afternoon will be spent visit ing the facmtie1 of the Philip Sporn Power l'tant at Graham Sta tion. M eet ings of the club this year, as the y have ror th e past 111 yeara, have been held in the abowroom of the Me igs Equipment Co. Mr. Fal­ lon ol the AC Spark Plug company waa secured through th e courtaJ or the Rizer Oil Co., as guest in­ structor for lhe last meeting on ignition. Harold Smith and Alt.o Je(fen were also gues t iruitructon foe the le1sons on hydnu.lic ayatem1 and carburetors. Books and refereace material for the Tractor Jlaiaten­ a.nce program is furnished br the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio warkin,g with th e Oh io Agricul tural Exten­ sion Service. Preside nt or the club for the year is Clyde Maxey. Jackie Wigal has served as secretary. Members planning to take tbe trip Saturday include Jim Harggy, J&mes Bentz, Bob Hamm, Bill Carleton, lohno7 Grueser, Riehard 11P1ter, JbnlJ!.1 H&mm, Charles Mankin, .John Bentz, Terry Hottman, Robert Brown, Jimmy Caldwell, Charles Collins, Francis Case, Earl Ritchie, Ronald Pool er, Roland Sayre, Em· es t Vineyard, Carl Walton, and Vernon Maxey. 97-Year-Old Syracuse Woman Died At Home ' I I ! ' Funeral services for Mary Ann Potts, 97, who died at 2 a. m. · today at her borne in Syricuse w iH be he ld Sunday at 2 p. m. from the Syracuse Preabyte;ian Church wh ere she WH a member. Friends may call al the Ewing FuneTal Home anytime until noon Sunday when the remains will be taken to the church and lie in state there. Surviving are a aon, Harry Potts, Syracuse; two daugbtu1, Nellie Weese, Syracuae, 0., Mag• gie Hurd. Syracuse and a num­ ber of grandchildren and grandchildren. She will be laid to reat beside her !ale husband, George, · the Syracuse Hill Cemeteey. ere•� k- Two Drivent Oted Chief Jed Webster today report. ed the arrest o( two apeeding mo torists last night in Pomeroy. Th ey were William R. Messer, Huntington and Fred Phillips, Bladen. They have been cited to Mayor Charles Legu's Court May 21 at 8:30 p. m. Giant Railroads Sttk Merger Permission From Government N EW YORK (UPI) - The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad �nd the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway prepai ed today to seek Interstate Commerce Commission and stockholder approval of a merger proposa l that would create the second largest rail system in the. nation'. . "ed . Howard E. S1mpaon, 8&.0 prest· C'&O and the B&O acknowleda dent, and Walter J. Tuohy, C&O lhey had_ held talks with the Cc�­ soh­ a president, at1nounced Wedne,.;la)' tral: lookm g toward such con dallon. olght tha t directors of the B&O had accep ted an offer rrom the . The Cen tr;il� however, has con­ -mo� tbed C&O to merge the two carr ien. s1stently re!" ame� closed The Chesapeake & Ohio au thor- on the subJect. Central Pre11de�t . ized the merger proposal at a Alfred E. Perlman was unava1J able for comment today . . special board meetin g in Cleveland The merger plan prOYI� for �,iond 19y. The . join} announce ment said the exchange of one share of the acceplancc. of th e bid was thC' C&O common Cor each one and three · quarter sh.,-es or B&O fini step toward merger." mmon , and the exchange of one co . Should the consolidation be ef fccted it would create a rail giant share of e&o common (or each second In .size only to the Penn- share _or B&O preferred �lock. 1s smaller C hesapeake &: O�lo wi th assets aylvania Railroad than the B&O bu t 111 a betler montotaling $2 330 800 000. _ , ' ' ey maker and one of the richest roarls in the country. It has :1,100 Central May Join The announcement renewed spec• m iles of right of way extending ulatlon in the industry that the from Chicago a.nd Michigan south New York Central, the nation's to Ke n tucky and West Virginia ' largest road, may be moving to- coal fields and iftt� Virginia, It is also the couritry'■ NCOnd ward • three-way merier with lar�••t IOfl - ........ ' lbele wrlen, Lui April tho .---� �.. -- - - � · · · · · · .. . .. ! _ ... .. ... . . _.. . ... . _ . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . .. .. . . - - , - � . .. . . . 4'.., ., . ... _,- • fHE DAILY SENTINEL .,. ·,: • ' • I and in vegetable and fruit•packing sheds," Mr. Singley said. During the summer months the restrictions o n working hours are not as strict. The 14· and 15-year old may work as many as 8 hours a day or 40 hours a week, but all work must be performed between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The best way for an employer lo protect himself against hiring underage minors ls to Mr. Singley has pointed out that a youth of require an age ·certificate or work permit, 16 or l 7 years of age can work in any job which serves as proof of age for purposes of which has not been dclared hazardous l,y the the Act. These certificates can usually be ob­ Secretary of Labor. These jobs, which includr tained from school authorities. ha1,ardous ')Ccupations such as eleva·tor oper• The Act, which applies to employment in ator, truck driver or driver's helper, logger interstate or foreign commerce or i n the pro· or sawmill worker, require an l8•year age duction of goods ror such commerce, contains minimu m. several exemptions from its child·labor pro• "Even children of 14 and 15 years or age visions. These include delivering newspapers to the consumer, acting or performing in an c.-an Cind a variety o{ jobs which are not pro hibited by the Feclera,l law. Although the law · entertainment media, farm work outside of sets a 16•year age minimum for many types school hours, and work for the child's par­ ents other than in manufacturing, mining, or or work, It permits youngsters of 14 and 1 5 to work in such jobs as office, clerical or jobs declared hazardous. Th.e staU of the Co,mmunjty Daily V11.c1tion Bible School for Mlddleport mt! Mond,y evening at Heath Metbodiet · Church with Mrs. Ray Pickens, dean of the Rchool in charie- S� outllned the plan for the 11chool which will oi;icn on June 13 at 9:00. There wJll also be a sta tf meeting each. mornlna; at 8:0. On June 12 all teachers and helper, nre urged to attend a ,neetlng al the Central Building to di•trlbute 1upplieJ!,, Teathcrs and helpera for the acbool 11re l!Rted aa follows: Nursny dus, Mts. Richard Butcher, Hope Vaughan, Judy Neul.zlh1g, Janet Bi11hup, Sue !Jaker and Rosl•Ha Richards. Bcginneu th,ss, Mrs. B. N. '.East, Mrs. Chorlt'!I Vroman, Caro Jyn Nicholson, Barbara Jones, Carol Scott and Judy Martin. Primary J: Mrt. P. K. Russell, Mn. Kalad Jllndy, Sara Bcchtle, Diane McCornafl. Primary I I : Mrs, Burl Boggess, Mn. J1me11 Buchanan, Judy Wil­ Bndford and dermuth, Neda Ma.rllYn Swan. Primar)' III: Mrs, Nchon and Mra. Arnott, Su!llln Slater and Lynn Da11lch. lnt.erme4Jate; .Mra. Paul Thel, Sandra SJ�1on and Carulyn ...Junior U: Mu. I I 2. .. u 6RUTU's r Teen..Agers Permitted By Law To Work Bible School Teochers Hold Planning Sessi,on ,' Something Has Been Added to.-eotating, Editorialfy "High school boys and girls looking for S)lmmerlime employment will find that many jobs are open to them under the Fair Labor Sta11dards Act - or Federal Child-Labor Law," according to Regional Director WU� liam S. Singley of the U.S. Labor Depart ment's Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions. 5:3les work, Salisbury Pupils Rttognized For Perfect Records Perfect •Uendaooe records have bee , n rewarded with certfficalei in Bradibury and Salisbury Grv.de Schools to ttie follo:wdo,g 111tudents, :aoooroing to the office Of County Superiotendent of Sdhools O. O. Patter90n: BRADBURY SC HOOI,'.-J>aek Elu · g.ene Hall, N&ncy Blumenaeur, Wi'l• lib\ Ha)VI\, l\<¥>,atd &uy, Templ•­ !on G""'5', Boy Gillr.ey, Earl Pbelps, '!� �II, Gloria Je&n 'l'QI¥., W.U.-liam VanCooney, Wj,lUatcb, Kay Ka(w Olark, Kathryn Landaker, Winona , I,. ✓ \ = ;i,?.;,; TO RILIAII A,R1CANS CAPE TOWN, Soolh Afrka UPI -The, South African 1::ov1•rn mcnt announced l.oday lt would rc·­ le•-e m•fll' African• beln11 held under emer11ency regul11tion�. Geo.,,, �'i&!l"-"" Mi"'°" �"� r;: . •r-,r•, Robe't 1t\(lrri4, out-goin& pre.sl· meeting dent, pre,idt!d over Sl!,niOF c::lau of POm<lroy Higb when the Bradbuh' PTA met for Schuoi wl(l be hel� Sunday, M,ay thei� finel meeUni o( the year, 22, at 7 ,39 p. ro. at the Junl"l", !Iii� W:edne1day eveninl, Auditorium. commenceThe ei&hth grade The P!�«ram 11',1; tbe, ev,n�. ha, �nt exerclse.11 will be held Sun• been anno�� .- by Supt Charles day. M,y 22 at 4:00 with Bernard Glbb1 ae follow,'; tulh, a.s spf!ak,er.' The PTA voted Chalrrn�, R,. Y, Fran.:11 Glazier. to purchase rorsaa:ea and bouton• Proc(!Slional, Mixed Cbolr. •.Iere for members, of the etas&. Call to Worship: Ooxolq&Y, Mix­ Pins for the annual picnic ed Choir; Jnvoca�on, Rev. Glazier; whkb will be held at the Rock Lord'• Prayer, M Prnt.l Choir. · sau-inga fairground, May 23rd, Scrl�ture Nad�nq; 8tf1d praxe,, \\'.er• dlfcu,.ed. Norma Rune.11 The 28th Mnnlversary of Cheslf'r Jwv. Ralph �- Z�n�1t. and Betty Blu, �ere named a, a Rc,ponse to Prayer and "se11d commillee to'r the games end the Council Daughter& ol America was Fo�th Thy Spirl(,'' Mixed Cholr. group decided to give money for observed Tuesday evening when the CoUllcil met in regular session Ro• A, illiam W Sermon, Rev. prize,. with 43 members preaent. be.rt&. . .�ttle Hymn of the Republk," was The attendance banner Dolores Kraeu1er, councilor. pre­ aixlh and third the to aytarded :\tixed Choir. grade.11 taµ&ht by . 'thelma Wiley sided, and Mildred Dill was re port­ nencdlct1on, Rev. Glazier. ed ill. A !hank you note was mad Choral Respon1e and R�cesaion• and M;lldred Feeney. Mrs. 1-forace McElhinny who is from Mary Link, 11tate i;punc i lor. •a l. Mixed Choir. rr.tirlne this year waa compll• Second nomination of of(ictn• w.is mented by Mr. Morrl11 for her held. Plana were made {Or plllc, ina flags on the graves of df'ceas. ma�-.y Years o{ senke. f(r. Morrla also inatalled the ed members fur Memoriaf�a.Yfollowlng oHlcers President, Ethel A program wa11 presented honor­ Pbe)pa; V.ke President, Mary Mc• ing the rhurter member11 who were Glone; Goldie Frldley, Secretsr)' introduced nnd each was presen t ed and Katherine Evanlil, Treasurer. an organdy apron by ' 'Esther .. ,RllPDII MQUD........Y , Wri(!hl on behalf of lhe Council. Mr. and Mn. Donald Mlll11 arc A solo "Alwaaia•�v,,aa ...-r�d b)' ln ·1»dnn.U.. wda)' andi .i()mpuow by her A!letl Jccontpnied I t11lne••· > son. Billy, after whkh lhf' eh.irt l'r 1. H. C. Porter of Ashland, members, Lillie Christy, Anna Tu t • y., 111 apendtng a few def• with tle, Ona Oaborn, Gaye Guul, Hat­ Mr, und Mu. Max Orndorff tie Frederick, Elizabeth Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. 1'11ul Winebrenner Ada Morris, Zelda Weber. Mabel of Colum bus vl111ted lest weekPnd Van Meter and Letha Wood each with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owl!n11. told what the ortlr.r mean\ to thcn1. Edward Kitchen 11 here on Mary Parker, a gold stnr mother, lcuve from his station al Fort w111 presented a potted plant and 1-:uHllc, Va., with Mr. and Mrs. N.evada Beaver, council deputy, Ct•dl Bradbury and other relawas prHenled a gllt and ftobcrta Krae11te1· and Teri')' Bradf or1 11nng CORRICTION My Souvenir�· "Among and Glenn Priddy, Rutland, was nn. "J>earie.'' A short service ,n con­ l!d 111 Mayor Kenneth McF.lhinney'a d ucted by the charter mcmb�rt in court inateai;t or John Priddy all memory of dcct!esed member,. A !ilaled Tue&day. solo, "Beautiful Ohio," hf. Mrs. Allen concluded th� progrpt. , A large decorated calte 1 , lee cream centered With the A1!1crlcan ..nuts Flaa;, kool aid, candy wen served. Charter membera wue 1eated at a apeclal 1uble dee• orated with lighted candid. A 11i . hi,nt auction was conducted by the 1 0tphan1 Committee to close the evenln1. s. 1'01 " -� l,ouise Qlork, Robed ' Cape........,. Wllliams, �. 111;< Cw)>ino,, H�rman Rob­ ert,, Jail\." W�. Earl Wines, �le,- Colemm, ey, IIIJ,l.y Jay So,yre, Leo •-• ' Searl,, Donald If.Inning, Ronald ·�, � �h. �l/1\Y S(;HQ()L - Cathy � · M!_ry U>II . Bodfq,;d, Miko ,,...., ptuicla Sue Flelds, Michael �J'I, Clrleton, Rod1\1'1 � � � Jr., Mary { -.QavwtStout, Linda 1 � 1 �- �ey, Beck Bar- l Bradbury PTA I BacciJ,l,aureaJe · HPlds Yeqr�s For Pomer,oy FiripJ S��o� Hjgh Announced th� aumErwin 1ard11er, Iva Stew11rt and Dora )lcGhee. Junior III: Mn. Pldrens, Clar• tnce Stewurl and Cinda Sauer. Junior Jligh: Mr11. Arnold Hi­ M('Ncal, thard_1, Mn. Cl11rcnce Colten Wilaon ond Carol)'u Ru�1ell. ----------- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M•y 19, 1960 C,hester D of A Observes 26th Anniversary -Around And - Ab.out Middleport °'"°' -------- an9 2 Meigs Churches Gi.ven- Awards At District Session '. Opens Friday 4.t Hannon Park DALLY SENTINEL DAYBOOK HAYRID& FRIDAY The Youth Fellowahip of the United Methodist Church wilt have a hayride Friday evening. .A pPl· luck supper will precede the h&.v• ride. Members and guests are re­ quested lo be at the church at five o'clock. Chuck Downle, the only participating senior, will be honored. , ""'" ANU ·tooi\\' YEST�RYEAR l The Alm� " By Unit.cf Prfll lnternaHon1I Today 11 Thursday, May 19, the 140th day of the year, with 226 more in 1960. The moon Is new phase, approaching it1 RUMMAGE SAL& The morning stars lfe Mars, A rummage sule will be held May 20 • 2 1 in the former Allen Jupiter and Saturn. Appl iance Store bullding spon­ On this day in historf: sored bY !hi! Bedford Recreation Center. Procl•cds will go to the tn 1536 Anne Boleyn, married Center's building fuurJ. Hours are to King Henry VU • of England from g till 6. was beheaded on Tower Green 1n London. , l.e,gal Notice IN THE l,\ATTll, 0� • SETTLEMENT OF At,Ql)r,ITS PROBATE COUR:T MEIGS couN·n, OHIO: Accounts and vouchers of the following named fiduciaries have been filed in the Probate Court ' . Me1ga County, Ohio, for a pproval and settlement: CASE No. 18128 First Current Account of Hanna C. Cuter, Guar• di,1n of the person a.nd estate of F.clward H. Caster, an lncompetent pf'rson. . In 1898 the Span1'h fie�t �ail• ed into Santiag o H arbOJ', Cuba. an4 W• r. Prob&te Judie lfelp Co1111ty, Ohio (D) lo. 11, They'll Hlgb Ind. iame, M. Eberabaeb 1 116 lfiKh team 3 gamea Moorell Store, 2 176 Hlgh team l game, Moores Store 77-4. Standlnt■ W L New York Clothing . . 29½: 1 15 ¼1 VALIANT, RUTGERS, PONDEROSA OX-HEAHT, MARGWBE TOMATO PLANTS If Y Likf Ike, It Now Lei Him 19C doz. Cucum en Radishes Green Onions Carrots ORANGES B AN A N AS 49c doz. 2 11,s. 25c Large Juicy Gold Beauties RI B STEAKS - - lb. 79r. SHORT RIBS SUCHERS A new world speed record for outbouds wa11 11et recently in Seattie , Wash., when a eu1tom•bullt hydroplane powered by a produc• Ho n 60 cubic inch '){ercury out• board motor ran twice through a One kilome�er course n Seattle'• Lake .Waghrngton averaglng US,· M7 �ules per hour. Driver Burt Ro11s Jr., Spokane 11alc11.m an, went faater than . any prt.v1�us outboarder In h1stor)', eclip111og by almost eight , m.p.h. the old internationally rec'ognized world record al 107.9 m.p.h aet by Hu Entrop with a similar engine. Ross' run est.iblishea a new Union Motorboatlng Jntern.1tional or (UlM Class X outboard speed rec• · ord , The 1 '4-foot hydroplane Ross used was built by Ted Jones, famcd designer of Gold Cup speedboats. It is a streamlined three point cab.over design with the pllot placed well forward in the hull. At full speed the entire hull rides out of water with Juat the lower half of the propeller biting below the waterline. The new record speeds have been submitted to UtM headquart- at Wholesale POWELL'S SERVICE STAllOk WIEN E R S lb. 49c lb. 39c New World Retord Speed Mark Sherwood Will Set At 115.547 mph In Seattle A��"�s,��.?�., Ke�ly Tires FINE TO CHARCOAL BROIL TOP CHOICE BEEF Middleport, (lido M.I N UTE STEAKS lb. 75r. RIGHT FROM MEIGS CO. FARMS MIXED UNGRADED EGGS · 3 doz. 95ct' CHARCOAL CHARCOAL BRICKS 10 lbs. 89c ' ICED TEA ½ lb. Box 59c '. I M I LK · - · GAL. JUGS LIGHTER Full Quart 49c COOKIES 2 lb. bag 49c gal. 79e INGO NOT BOTHeRED GROSSINGER, N. Y. uPI-Hea­ vyweight champion Ingemar Jo-­ hansson doesn't mind the addition of Joe Louil! to Floyd Patterson's advisory staff. Johansson, beginning the second week of his workouts fot the June 20 title fight at the Polo Ground,, said ''Patterson still will have to do the lighting himself." Phone . WY 2-2829 Save Your l&H Green Stamp., - Fill A Book Quicker W. SECOND ST. New Haven Junior Women's Club Has Meeting Moy 9 too· THE FOOD MART u, < n at Ghent, Belgh11P , for final · I certification. Thirty•two year old ' Rou t, a lormer national champion Ip D Stock hydro clu11 and bold, the cl:1111 apeed record, but prior to tbe trial nms for- the world apttd record he had never driven an out­ board boat over 100 mph. 1J1 doIng so he become, the second outboarder eligible for membenbip In the Gulf Hundred MHe Per Hour Club. After the run, pilot Ro111 com• mented : . .Since we were wine the �mallest ... of Mercury'• sill: cyl• i'n der engine■ there'• no telllnt how faat we mi&hl go with either of the two more powerful modell available to the public. It 11 cer• lainly obvious to me thal atill (lreater 1peeds are possible even with the 60 cubic inch eneine with '>fhat we have learned about boata and propellen and with better weather which ..-as far from ideal y esterday. " Slated boatbuilder Joneii: "While no lamily outboard owner wanta to go this fast, apeeds Ute thit help leadin_g boat and motor bulldert produce I the mogt efficient, mott dependable and safest outboard boats and motors poa.aible.'' The family outboaid veralon of the same basic ab:-cyUnder detl&n which .set yesterday's record allo hold!! the world'11 outboard endui-­ ance record ror eompletin(! �.000 miles of continuous runnin1 in 68 days. The New Haven Junior Women', Club met at the Alex Quillen ll(omorial puilding on Monday, May 9 at 7:30 p. m, The F1ag Salute and devotionals opened the meetina: . ; Roll call was answered with I spring flower. New orricers were elected as fol• lows: president, Mrs. Robert Sayre vice president, Mrs. Eugene He.. son; correspondin g se<:retary, Mn . Sally Smith; assistant cor. aec,, Mrs. June Fitchfield; treasurer ' Mrs. Alfred Sprouse; recordJni secretary, Mrs. Juanita Clarke, re­ porter, Mrs. Patty, Paugh. · A report was given on the State Convention a t Beckley by the president, Mrs. Robert Sayre. Mem­ bers attending the convention were ;l'.l rs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Eugene Hesaon, Mrs. James Cunnlngham Mrs. Leo Litchfield. Mrs. Luthe; Smith, Mrs. Joe Paugh, Mn. Gerald Cla'rke. The club won the 100% · plus h?�O� �tub ribbon Ind • 'certificate percent participation. (or QUICK 'N EASY MEAUI Maoon Freshman Wins Marshall Award ,:/>eg!r, Landmark . . . . . . . . . . . . 20'1'1 2-4',li . . . 201h: 24 1;, Moores Store 19� 2'Y.t Racine Serv. Station SIASON HIGHS High 3 eame ind. M . M urray 1177 Kigh single game P. Collini 219 Hi(!h team 3 game Landmark 2381 High team 1 game Landmark 863 TOP "5" BOWLE RS AVG. M. Eberebach 1�9 M. Murray•P. Mullen HSB P. Colline 1�2 P. Pitchford 145 E. SyJ,,ester 142 BIG VA LU ES Alumni Banquet P.lans Readied By Officel'S Mason Sln4eQf.8 Win ·Marohall Scholanhi. Efflfofi'S MAlLBAG 017 Evangeline Cb.apter, OES, will hold a Hobo party this Friday at the M asonic Hall in MlddJiN)ort wlth member!ll requested to 'come in appropriate dree1. The party wUl begin. at 7;30. The officers of the chapter. will be hostesses and the pro.e;r,a committee will be In charge � the entertainment. 'f" G ,RtDAY NIGHT LIAOUI Hl&b 8 a:a.mea Ind., P. Mullen Hobo Party Friday • ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 19, 1960-3 BO on Sunday School 15 wa1 .r, tbe o{ferin& $8.77. Wqrship serrJ� at t(kf5 by the Jtev. Car� in obsen111;ice of Rural Li{� Sup� with the Grange participating In the program .and attending th� services. The subject was ''A Re&tored Spiritual Na• lure-Soil s�ewardship." Attendanc11:. at last Wednesday evening prpycr services was 14, with Charle11 ·D, Woode le11ding. Thia Week', leader was Vere Swartz. Mr. and Mr1; Victor Diehl Or Ripley havt> mQved into the house on the Delbert Gaul !arm rormerly oceupied by the Fau• drees. Mr. and Mrs. Homer lOce of Middleport and Mr. end Mr!I. George DeWeese of Athens vis• ited their father, H. E. Pr.rty at the Elmwood Rest Home Sunday. Mf8. Mabel Gri!(ln is on the . 11ict list. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock and Ulah Swim of Long Bottom visit• ed Otis Swan at the Buckley Re1t Home Sunday. · Mra. Paul Buckley artd aunt, Mrs. Lettie Meredith visited her mother, Mrs. Mabel Swartz at a Pt Pleasant Ho.apital, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Diley and ramily of Athena vl11ited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley Sunday. Mr. and Mr11. C. F. Tompldna, Pomeroy and Clarice Ledlie, Hock inoorJ recl\J.\tlY visited ·their 'par­ ents, Mr and Mrs. Beo T�mpki'1s. In 1928, 51 frogs entered the "Froa: Jumping Jubilee" at An• County, gels Camp, Calaveras California. The contest commem• orated Mark Twain 111 story "The po Celebrated Jumplna: Frog of Cal• Several students from the Mason 011. averas County," County area have been selected as In 1940, William Allen White Know recipients of scholanhips to at• editor of the Emporia, Kan., Ga­ PARIS you like Ike, UPl-ll lend Mar■hall College during the ette, and a group of men and , tell him so. to tinie the It now 1960-61 achool term, accordlni to women dedicated to the overthrow No man ever need� com1olo- 1 Dr. Harold L. Willey, Marshall ol Faeism, orgmiJed the. Com• tion and sympathy more than dean or men. mittee to Defend America by Aid• June Marie Spencer, Maaon Jun• doet the old soldier who rlreamed ing the Allle1. lor, has been selected to �ntinue or becomlna the pre1ldcnt of A thouaht for today: American a General Board of Education peace and in two terrible daya writer Mart Twain 11id: "S0,.9 Scholarship held thi11 year. She 111 here watched his dream, dissolve and education are not as sudden the daughter of Mr. and )In. Fred in the acid of Rusai.an invective and insµlt. 11 a ma11acre, but they are more ·spencer. deadly In the_ lon1 run." JamH O<lnal Hopson, Jr,; South• side freshman, will hold a Koontz · Scholarship ror the 1960-61 tenn. CASE No. 18603 Sixth Current Account of F.dlaon Hobstetter, Guurdlnn of the person and estate of Herman K. Kun, an lncompe• tent Veteran. CASE No. 18297 First and Final Account of Fr'lqa V. Beatty, Ad· ml nislratrlx of the estate of Ed· ward S, Beatty. , deceaaed. ' CASE No. 1827ft First and Final Account of Harpld M. Brown, Ad· minlstrator of the Eatate or Anna K. Brown, deceased. CASE No. 17'1 lf Firsl and Final Account o! Olive Jones, Executri:t of the estate of Sara J. Jones, dt!• The EdUor: At the conferenc,e on 'a1in1 held ceased. CASE No. 14820 Second Current at Rio Grande CoUece on May 13, Account or Bernard V. Fulb., it wa11 moved, seconded and Ult� Gu11rdian ot the E1t1te of Ray lmously approvect that both tht Commltteef Meip and Gallia Cook, an 1-competent Person. Unless exceptions are filed there­ wished to eXl)feu tllanb and ap. to . said account• will be for hfllt· pre(latlon . 1...- the coo�llon Ing before rJald Court on the 18th coven1• '\'be S011Un"1 baa 1lven day ol June, 1960, at which time the project . are lnde,,d. moal p-atetul, said accounts wlll be con1ldered Sincerely, and conUnued from day to day unll(aey Klbhlo, tu finally diapo,ed of. Any peraon Interested mar file -written excepUO� to said &t· H, 0111Ulll!i ' counts or to mett� eertainina to .hrd&• 11!'1, 'Bll-Olll•lo Clerk • the execution of tile trust not lea By Arin' lltker, Ditptity Cl than five day1 prior ta the date (D) It, 18, set for bearine. H, O'IIIQEN r. Alfred Area Sooia.J ltf>J11Sattendance The Point Pleasant Churcli Sof League will get underway ol. flcJaJly on Friday , May 20, when the fmit of the double header games Will be played on the No. 1 f!eld at Harmon Park. Organiz:a­ Uonal meetings have been held 11nd all major issues have been comp1eted except that of 11:bedul• ing league games. 'I'hls year's entry fee was again set at $40 per team. The entry of a newly organized team from Gallipoll11 Ferry MethG• dist Church will round out th� )'ear'a league with a total of eight team,. Th� member, of the- MHS Alu. The Point Plesant Church Soft. mnl AHoclation are h.Yrd at woi'k ball League is conducted annuat• these day1 to m11ke this year•.­ ly co--sponsored by the Chamber of banquet and da1J,ce a success. Robert Wednesday evening C�m.merce and the Point . Pleasa"t Mm1sterlal Association and 111 open Hoenlch who will be in charge of the program a� Gene Harris who to all churches In the local area. will act as Matter of Ceremonies and toastmaster met with Mrs. Wesley Fry, president and M;rs. Charles Asa Bradbury to discun At an awards ceremony at plans �or. the annual reunion, Marshall College on May IO, Ca· The graduating class of 1960 det WIiliam D . Foglesong, Mason will be guests, the affair to be ·freshman was honored as the out• held May 28th at the hlgh school. Standing MSI cadet of ROTC with The banquet wlll be servf:il by th4 , �"°W' Cadet bbon. al the B... Bo� -.nd He ls a 1959'A!rte of Wa­ 8:30. ,. , hama High Schoofen the son or Tickets' 'may be p11rchased fron1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Foglesong, membera of the executive com, mlttee and other alumni activt in the association affairs. !:\all Dolly POMEROY, OHIO Mary Harri,, Paula Hart, Ed· ward Hayman, Donna Helll')' Shir le)' Hill, Florence Holter'. Phyllt,; Kiser, Jerry Lee, Robert Lewis, Harold McCla■key, Clau• dine McClintock, Allen Middle• 1wart, John Motley, Donna Neville Erla Pickens, Catherine Pierce, Elizabeth Proctor, Wllllldene Rl.n­ dolph, Saradelle Ree., Marilyn R1ce, Karon Rou1b, Melvin Rouab. Patricia Roush, Raymond Rowe, Charlea Shain, Richard Shuler, Robeft Smith, Mar1ie Stobarl, Mary Stobart, Robert Thein, Al� Ired Toney Jr., Gloria Ward, John Weddle, Don Weese, Jackie Wlgal Robert Wingett, Carl Wolfe and Sbeila Ann Young. Top Food, Drug Official Fired Following Probe WASHINGTON UPI - Welfare Flemming has Secretary Arthur fired a top federal Food and Drug Administration official who be· came a key target of Senate inves­ ti.gators. yD Bdi ed fired I ROTAI.Y CLUa The Bend Rotary Club met on Thursda y eve;nlns for their' n,Ular dinner meeting at the Haft­ lord Methodiat Church. A ahort bu1ine1, mutinc wu held. See U1 For Yoar .. PLUMBING NEEDS SALES & 8EBVICB WIWS ANTHONY PLUMBING & - WY•2"2550 HEATING A Housef ul Of All NEW F U RN ITURE Soviet Delqfate AAka Asylum In Seotland LONDON UPI-A member' of a Soviet cultural delt-ption vilit­ in1 ScotlAnd hu uked for pollti• cal asylum, lhe British govern• ment announced todq. A 1pokeaman lor the Scotti11h Home DepartmEnt tald police at Edinburgh, Scotland, were deal­ Ing wlth the matter. FOIi ATIILITll'S FOOT Uee T+L.for 3 to � da,-.. Walch freah-<as...a-daisy, .h.ealllby akin place the infectiion. If not cktigfit• ed witrh Jnstant..(U')"ing T+L, YQUr 48c back from ,aqy dJvfti,lt. Note: T+L i.s especially for severe caaes. Flemming dt!manded the "im­ NOW .al SWISHER & LOHSE of Dr. resignation" mediate DRUGS. Henry Welch within hours after the Senate arllilrusl and monopoly subcommittee produced evidence Wednesday that the government omial was paid $287.142 over a JO-year period from hl1 interesu 111 private medical publication11. Wekh, a native of Newburyport, :i&aaa., was the $17,50Cl•a•year chief of the Food and Drug Adminislra• tiun's Antibiolic11 Division. f'lemmini:: said Welch "deliber• ately mi!lled his superiors'' about t1is oulliide income. s. re- I BED ROOM LIVI NG ROOM KITCHEN $595 CONVENIENT TERMS lt'• hard lo get alOIII without a range - and a frlgerator I, almoot a -lly. Tbey're cluded in lbla 3 room group. bod, r,,. In­ BAKER FURN ITU RE On Tile Brilldest Comer In MIDDLEPORT RICH ER in FLAVO R SIMON'S Q UA L I T Y CHEKD SELF SERVICE MARKET Pomeroy, Ohio Let's Have A Bar-8-Q! Lean Mealy Spare Ribs 3 lb. $1. Bar-B-Q Sauce · · 39c Charcoal · · 10 lb. 79c Charcoal 20 lb. $1 .49 Llidl CAN Charcoal lighter 33c KINTY OF PICNIC SUPPLIES ffLIGltAM IIJ,IIOIIT• IKI WASHI?;GTON UPI - Tbe ,a■SA Strawberries 55c qt. rm Ri,. Bananas · · 2 lbs. 25c .White Holllt , J1. ueelvlq a heav� 11.,. ol lelea,ama about tile coli 11PM ot, · tu 1uannlt conference. •Adina Hllolanl ,,,_ oecrelary Wa,H. Howb 111d thi ·.m_,.i Mre 110,erwMlmlqly"- 1n 111p-' of, llnlldul ' lllellhner. Gil' RIJna Time q Flour PURI 25 lb. $1.79 lard · · · · 25 lb. $2.95 0(16 Margarine 6 lbs. 98c Ma�h A...,... or 6-ol. l11r CIA OICOOM · ,., ,•• c-tlbii �( ,... ... ,.... 1 What could be more sensible than owning America's flrst�)l,oice_ , car • _ • especially right now when beautiful bu)'II are in full bloom at your Chevy dealer's! CYnee iJ'OU're behind the wheel, you'll discover what a born traveler this car is-from its big FA�lJ,,Y,-SIZF.D TRUNK to it.a spirited-FJCONOMY TURBO-FIRE VS ENG� Chevy CHEVROLET SUSftN. takes your comfort to heart, too, wi� velvet smooth FULL CO� ' ' whole summer! our :v, SION. A new Chevy will brighten- up •. ; • ( ., I ················:-············-··�;······ ---·················.................._...........-._·_·· --·· ·-·-- ... ·····- PAN Y POM EROY MOTOR ,COM . .� POMEROYI OHIO'. "� • . Nncaf• lnstnt. Coffee · · 99c ' ' tom<>""" I _,, Krafh -i lb. 2 OL Jar • . ' · -, • - f.1.... " �.-----···· Disagreement 00 Rille Buyer ITUDIII MOVIN , 'LOYD E'WTOWN." Coan. UPI _...,. • Br.tleraon ■parred fCHlt l'O\IDIII Tuetd1)' and Wttebed mGYMI of h� lint fl&ht with 1-tnar Id, banuon. Pait.non, ,.. l,oula � tninor Dan Florio lludled tho lDrii in an effort to dileovrr the D takes made when Jobanmoo floor• ed Floyd aeven ti.mo In tbm thlnl round for a knorkout. Pork Chops · · 69.c lb. 111;.a c..n Pork Steak · · 45c lb. Denver G. Higley, 21\ aon of Ml'I. Flavle Marie Price, Route 1 Lanpvllle, recently was promot­ ed to speclall11t four tn. Germany where he Is a member of the 21th lnfantry DM1ion. SpeclalJst Higley, who arrived overseas tn Match 1909 ii a me­ chanic In. Comoan, . ,\. of , the dM1lOf\'I 724tb Ordnance Batta• lion ln llunlch·. P!'rl Carole Bachtel, Kathryn Baile1, Don Beegle, G�orge Beeglt: , Franklin Brinker . Sue Buck, Inez Carton, Donna Cue. Ch1rlea Chap man, Dorothy Circle, John Cle­ land, George Connolly, Jerry Dalley, Carol Deem, M.ary Find• ley, Mary Euler, Loulae Fisher, Lois Graham, Barbar■ Grimm. v.11· tn-- . Center Cut Loin or RIG •Higley Is Promoted To S11eci1llst Ratio« . Mr. Sherwood ; . . DHication", Stn­ lor Trumpet ERN:mble; "A Per• feet Day " Senior Girls Trio; Pre• Nntatlon of Diplomu, William A. Ji! cKelvey ; " Alma Mater", Band ud Benediction, Rev. Arthur R. M cCauley. All aeat11 have been reserved. The aeniou are: In HAMID JUDGI BACON Ju... John C. Bo-, ha bo.n W """"" named by Supreme CO\rl Ju■t,,;.e Carl V. Wey&,andt to hear • o.M ln Jaeuon county aod I Jqe - W. Iii� db,II, ol Jacuon, ""' d i,quaJi!led �lf to hear tbe ,action. ------. PAJNESVll.LE, O.. UPI - � o w1tnetaeai U>day pve conflicting L.. ··1 . 11i.er R eferu,.es Are 1.4!1tlmony on whether P'loyd E. Hargrove purchated the "Ulled ev N ece88ary and che �p" .22 caliber rtne used :/°WASH INGTO N UPI-Collaplle �)' • snaper to klll acoutm111ter · o( the 11umn11 t negot iation, Charle■ Clari!: on Chrtatmaa Eve. brOught 1tern warnings from ke A l'lerk at the Cbrdon hard- legillator! today th a t the natlo � ware store, where t.he murder mutt tighten its defense ■ l£ainit weapon alleaedb wu putthased. a Ru11!1n war of nervea Hid he could not i.dentify the 34There alao were lndica; kmt that year-old 1ccued killer u tbe man -&0meday-Con,reu would mak.e who . . bought the �un. But a band• a tboroucb investiution of the wri t�� g expert --•d ttui! l.be name U·2 •py plane incident which , R�befl MeClaren of on the touched off the current cri111 · · ulet 1hp w11 in HlrlfOl'e's hand• _______ wrilina. TIIT FIii SATURN Clerk Joteph Tafel. the flnt HUNTS\l'ILLE, Ala. UPI-AU witne11 to testify today, ukl that el,bt enaine. of the Salum apace he could not reeopiie Hargrove rocbt, •b.ich will make Its flnt as the ma!' who etme into C_arJ. ru1bt telU next year, wert tell.­ son Hardlfare Store in Chardon for the second lime TuH• and atked f�r a .22 caliber riffe. da7. Sc:ienti1ll at lhe Kanhall Rerenee Atty. Louil Turi had Taf· Space Flld,t Center here aald the el look at the defendant seated at 30-tecond Lett 1enerated 1,300 000 1 ' a nearby table. ,oundl of tbruat. "Do you recognize thil man u the m1n who bou,ht tlle rifle,'" Turi asked. "No," Tafel replied. Aui1tant Prolecutor John Clair uked T.U!!I how many penooa visited �he A.ore on that day. Taf­ el said about .00. ' • c-,ee · · · · · · 49c lb. Mall Pouch, 8afpipe, 1..chnut OIEWING TOBACCO $2.00 carton p.?,o��!_!.A�"' ButNr IHM - KldMy hana Hominy - Kraut l0 cans 99c 8% Beef & Wine Can;, oiil ojiai 'kvealng1 TH . 7 P.M'. I �� , , , ,, '....' ' ·.·:·· ., ,! ,! ' " ' ' • , . l� c • ... ,,. :<Ul�t � --L O O K F O R T H E PACKAGES WITH THE BIG R E D CH ECK­ A T Y O U [� STO R E OR ·A T Y O U R DOO R -� .;➔,-·:' t.Ji: I. I • :�•. .Lt. ,I 'J,� ',t; "l'J: .( � ' -. ·, •· ,, i \ : ,, " .. ' ,l ' ' .- �.. -- - - � · · · · · · .. . .. ! _ ... .. ... . . _.. . ... . _ . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . .. .. . . - - , - � . .. . . . 4'.., ., . ... _,- • fHE DAILY SENTINEL .,. ·,: • ' • I and in vegetable and fruit•packing sheds," Mr. Singley said. During the summer months the restrictions o n working hours are not as strict. The 14· and 15-year old may work as many as 8 hours a day or 40 hours a week, but all work must be performed between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The best way for an employer lo protect himself against hiring underage minors ls to Mr. Singley has pointed out that a youth of require an age ·certificate or work permit, 16 or l 7 years of age can work in any job which serves as proof of age for purposes of which has not been dclared hazardous l,y the the Act. These certificates can usually be ob­ Secretary of Labor. These jobs, which includr tained from school authorities. ha1,ardous ')Ccupations such as eleva·tor oper• The Act, which applies to employment in ator, truck driver or driver's helper, logger interstate or foreign commerce or i n the pro· or sawmill worker, require an l8•year age duction of goods ror such commerce, contains minimu m. several exemptions from its child·labor pro• "Even children of 14 and 15 years or age visions. These include delivering newspapers to the consumer, acting or performing in an c.-an Cind a variety o{ jobs which are not pro hibited by the Feclera,l law. Although the law · entertainment media, farm work outside of sets a 16•year age minimum for many types school hours, and work for the child's par­ ents other than in manufacturing, mining, or or work, It permits youngsters of 14 and 1 5 to work in such jobs as office, clerical or jobs declared hazardous. Th.e staU of the Co,mmunjty Daily V11.c1tion Bible School for Mlddleport mt! Mond,y evening at Heath Metbodiet · Church with Mrs. Ray Pickens, dean of the Rchool in charie- S� outllned the plan for the 11chool which will oi;icn on June 13 at 9:00. There wJll also be a sta tf meeting each. mornlna; at 8:0. On June 12 all teachers and helper, nre urged to attend a ,neetlng al the Central Building to di•trlbute 1upplieJ!,, Teathcrs and helpera for the acbool 11re l!Rted aa follows: Nursny dus, Mts. Richard Butcher, Hope Vaughan, Judy Neul.zlh1g, Janet Bi11hup, Sue !Jaker and Rosl•Ha Richards. Bcginneu th,ss, Mrs. B. N. '.East, Mrs. Chorlt'!I Vroman, Caro Jyn Nicholson, Barbara Jones, Carol Scott and Judy Martin. Primary J: Mrt. P. K. Russell, Mn. Kalad Jllndy, Sara Bcchtle, Diane McCornafl. Primary I I : Mrs, Burl Boggess, Mn. J1me11 Buchanan, Judy Wil­ Bndford and dermuth, Neda Ma.rllYn Swan. Primar)' III: Mrs, Nchon and Mra. Arnott, Su!llln Slater and Lynn Da11lch. lnt.erme4Jate; .Mra. Paul Thel, Sandra SJ�1on and Carulyn ...Junior U: Mu. I I 2. .. u 6RUTU's r Teen..Agers Permitted By Law To Work Bible School Teochers Hold Planning Sessi,on ,' Something Has Been Added to.-eotating, Editorialfy "High school boys and girls looking for S)lmmerlime employment will find that many jobs are open to them under the Fair Labor Sta11dards Act - or Federal Child-Labor Law," according to Regional Director WU� liam S. Singley of the U.S. Labor Depart ment's Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions. 5:3les work, Salisbury Pupils Rttognized For Perfect Records Perfect •Uendaooe records have bee , n rewarded with certfficalei in Bradibury and Salisbury Grv.de Schools to ttie follo:wdo,g 111tudents, :aoooroing to the office Of County Superiotendent of Sdhools O. O. Patter90n: BRADBURY SC HOOI,'.-J>aek Elu · g.ene Hall, N&ncy Blumenaeur, Wi'l• lib\ Ha)VI\, l\<¥>,atd &uy, Templ•­ !on G""'5', Boy Gillr.ey, Earl Pbelps, '!� �II, Gloria Je&n 'l'QI¥., W.U.-liam VanCooney, Wj,lUatcb, Kay Ka(w Olark, Kathryn Landaker, Winona , I,. ✓ \ = ;i,?.;,; TO RILIAII A,R1CANS CAPE TOWN, Soolh Afrka UPI -The, South African 1::ov1•rn mcnt announced l.oday lt would rc·­ le•-e m•fll' African• beln11 held under emer11ency regul11tion�. Geo.,,, �'i&!l"-"" Mi"'°" �"� r;: . •r-,r•, Robe't 1t\(lrri4, out-goin& pre.sl· meeting dent, pre,idt!d over Sl!,niOF c::lau of POm<lroy Higb when the Bradbuh' PTA met for Schuoi wl(l be hel� Sunday, M,ay thei� finel meeUni o( the year, 22, at 7 ,39 p. ro. at the Junl"l", !Iii� W:edne1day eveninl, Auditorium. commenceThe ei&hth grade The P!�«ram 11',1; tbe, ev,n�. ha, �nt exerclse.11 will be held Sun• been anno�� .- by Supt Charles day. M,y 22 at 4:00 with Bernard Glbb1 ae follow,'; tulh, a.s spf!ak,er.' The PTA voted Chalrrn�, R,. Y, Fran.:11 Glazier. to purchase rorsaa:ea and bouton• Proc(!Slional, Mixed Cbolr. •.Iere for members, of the etas&. Call to Worship: Ooxolq&Y, Mix­ Pins for the annual picnic ed Choir; Jnvoca�on, Rev. Glazier; whkb will be held at the Rock Lord'• Prayer, M Prnt.l Choir. · sau-inga fairground, May 23rd, Scrl�ture Nad�nq; 8tf1d praxe,, \\'.er• dlfcu,.ed. Norma Rune.11 The 28th Mnnlversary of Cheslf'r Jwv. Ralph �- Z�n�1t. and Betty Blu, �ere named a, a Rc,ponse to Prayer and "se11d commillee to'r the games end the Council Daughter& ol America was Fo�th Thy Spirl(,'' Mixed Cholr. group decided to give money for observed Tuesday evening when the CoUllcil met in regular session Ro• A, illiam W Sermon, Rev. prize,. with 43 members preaent. be.rt&. . .�ttle Hymn of the Republk," was The attendance banner Dolores Kraeu1er, councilor. pre­ aixlh and third the to aytarded :\tixed Choir. grade.11 taµ&ht by . 'thelma Wiley sided, and Mildred Dill was re port­ nencdlct1on, Rev. Glazier. ed ill. A !hank you note was mad Choral Respon1e and R�cesaion• and M;lldred Feeney. Mrs. 1-forace McElhinny who is from Mary Link, 11tate i;punc i lor. •a l. Mixed Choir. rr.tirlne this year waa compll• Second nomination of of(ictn• w.is mented by Mr. Morrl11 for her held. Plana were made {Or plllc, ina flags on the graves of df'ceas. ma�-.y Years o{ senke. f(r. Morrla also inatalled the ed members fur Memoriaf�a.Yfollowlng oHlcers President, Ethel A program wa11 presented honor­ Pbe)pa; V.ke President, Mary Mc• ing the rhurter member11 who were Glone; Goldie Frldley, Secretsr)' introduced nnd each was presen t ed and Katherine Evanlil, Treasurer. an organdy apron by ' 'Esther .. ,RllPDII MQUD........Y , Wri(!hl on behalf of lhe Council. Mr. and Mn. Donald Mlll11 arc A solo "Alwaaia•�v,,aa ...-r�d b)' ln ·1»dnn.U.. wda)' andi .i()mpuow by her A!letl Jccontpnied I t11lne••· > son. Billy, after whkh lhf' eh.irt l'r 1. H. C. Porter of Ashland, members, Lillie Christy, Anna Tu t • y., 111 apendtng a few def• with tle, Ona Oaborn, Gaye Guul, Hat­ Mr, und Mu. Max Orndorff tie Frederick, Elizabeth Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. 1'11ul Winebrenner Ada Morris, Zelda Weber. Mabel of Colum bus vl111ted lest weekPnd Van Meter and Letha Wood each with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owl!n11. told what the ortlr.r mean\ to thcn1. Edward Kitchen 11 here on Mary Parker, a gold stnr mother, lcuve from his station al Fort w111 presented a potted plant and 1-:uHllc, Va., with Mr. and Mrs. N.evada Beaver, council deputy, Ct•dl Bradbury and other relawas prHenled a gllt and ftobcrta Krae11te1· and Teri')' Bradf or1 11nng CORRICTION My Souvenir�· "Among and Glenn Priddy, Rutland, was nn. "J>earie.'' A short service ,n con­ l!d 111 Mayor Kenneth McF.lhinney'a d ucted by the charter mcmb�rt in court inateai;t or John Priddy all memory of dcct!esed member,. A !ilaled Tue&day. solo, "Beautiful Ohio," hf. Mrs. Allen concluded th� progrpt. , A large decorated calte 1 , lee cream centered With the A1!1crlcan ..nuts Flaa;, kool aid, candy wen served. Charter membera wue 1eated at a apeclal 1uble dee• orated with lighted candid. A 11i . hi,nt auction was conducted by the 1 0tphan1 Committee to close the evenln1. s. 1'01 " -� l,ouise Qlork, Robed ' Cape........,. Wllliams, �. 111;< Cw)>ino,, H�rman Rob­ ert,, Jail\." W�. Earl Wines, �le,- Colemm, ey, IIIJ,l.y Jay So,yre, Leo •-• ' Searl,, Donald If.Inning, Ronald ·�, � �h. �l/1\Y S(;HQ()L - Cathy � · M!_ry U>II . Bodfq,;d, Miko ,,...., ptuicla Sue Flelds, Michael �J'I, Clrleton, Rod1\1'1 � � � Jr., Mary { -.QavwtStout, Linda 1 � 1 �- �ey, Beck Bar- l Bradbury PTA I BacciJ,l,aureaJe · HPlds Yeqr�s For Pomer,oy FiripJ S��o� Hjgh Announced th� aumErwin 1ard11er, Iva Stew11rt and Dora )lcGhee. Junior III: Mn. Pldrens, Clar• tnce Stewurl and Cinda Sauer. Junior Jligh: Mr11. Arnold Hi­ M('Ncal, thard_1, Mn. Cl11rcnce Colten Wilaon ond Carol)'u Ru�1ell. ----------- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M•y 19, 1960 C,hester D of A Observes 26th Anniversary -Around And - Ab.out Middleport °'"°' -------- an9 2 Meigs Churches Gi.ven- Awards At District Session '. Opens Friday 4.t Hannon Park DALLY SENTINEL DAYBOOK HAYRID& FRIDAY The Youth Fellowahip of the United Methodist Church wilt have a hayride Friday evening. .A pPl· luck supper will precede the h&.v• ride. Members and guests are re­ quested lo be at the church at five o'clock. Chuck Downle, the only participating senior, will be honored. , ""'" ANU ·tooi\\' YEST�RYEAR l The Alm� " By Unit.cf Prfll lnternaHon1I Today 11 Thursday, May 19, the 140th day of the year, with 226 more in 1960. The moon Is new phase, approaching it1 RUMMAGE SAL& The morning stars lfe Mars, A rummage sule will be held May 20 • 2 1 in the former Allen Jupiter and Saturn. Appl iance Store bullding spon­ On this day in historf: sored bY !hi! Bedford Recreation Center. Procl•cds will go to the tn 1536 Anne Boleyn, married Center's building fuurJ. Hours are to King Henry VU • of England from g till 6. was beheaded on Tower Green 1n London. , l.e,gal Notice IN THE l,\ATTll, 0� • SETTLEMENT OF At,Ql)r,ITS PROBATE COUR:T MEIGS couN·n, OHIO: Accounts and vouchers of the following named fiduciaries have been filed in the Probate Court ' . Me1ga County, Ohio, for a pproval and settlement: CASE No. 18128 First Current Account of Hanna C. Cuter, Guar• di,1n of the person a.nd estate of F.clward H. Caster, an lncompetent pf'rson. . In 1898 the Span1'h fie�t �ail• ed into Santiag o H arbOJ', Cuba. an4 W• r. Prob&te Judie lfelp Co1111ty, Ohio (D) lo. 11, They'll Hlgb Ind. iame, M. Eberabaeb 1 116 lfiKh team 3 gamea Moorell Store, 2 176 Hlgh team l game, Moores Store 77-4. Standlnt■ W L New York Clothing . . 29½: 1 15 ¼1 VALIANT, RUTGERS, PONDEROSA OX-HEAHT, MARGWBE TOMATO PLANTS If Y Likf Ike, It Now Lei Him 19C doz. Cucum en Radishes Green Onions Carrots ORANGES B AN A N AS 49c doz. 2 11,s. 25c Large Juicy Gold Beauties RI B STEAKS - - lb. 79r. SHORT RIBS SUCHERS A new world speed record for outbouds wa11 11et recently in Seattie , Wash., when a eu1tom•bullt hydroplane powered by a produc• Ho n 60 cubic inch '){ercury out• board motor ran twice through a One kilome�er course n Seattle'• Lake .Waghrngton averaglng US,· M7 �ules per hour. Driver Burt Ro11s Jr., Spokane 11alc11.m an, went faater than . any prt.v1�us outboarder In h1stor)', eclip111og by almost eight , m.p.h. the old internationally rec'ognized world record al 107.9 m.p.h aet by Hu Entrop with a similar engine. Ross' run est.iblishea a new Union Motorboatlng Jntern.1tional or (UlM Class X outboard speed rec• · ord , The 1 '4-foot hydroplane Ross used was built by Ted Jones, famcd designer of Gold Cup speedboats. It is a streamlined three point cab.over design with the pllot placed well forward in the hull. At full speed the entire hull rides out of water with Juat the lower half of the propeller biting below the waterline. The new record speeds have been submitted to UtM headquart- at Wholesale POWELL'S SERVICE STAllOk WIEN E R S lb. 49c lb. 39c New World Retord Speed Mark Sherwood Will Set At 115.547 mph In Seattle A��"�s,��.?�., Ke�ly Tires FINE TO CHARCOAL BROIL TOP CHOICE BEEF Middleport, (lido M.I N UTE STEAKS lb. 75r. RIGHT FROM MEIGS CO. FARMS MIXED UNGRADED EGGS · 3 doz. 95ct' CHARCOAL CHARCOAL BRICKS 10 lbs. 89c ' ICED TEA ½ lb. Box 59c '. I M I LK · - · GAL. JUGS LIGHTER Full Quart 49c COOKIES 2 lb. bag 49c gal. 79e INGO NOT BOTHeRED GROSSINGER, N. Y. uPI-Hea­ vyweight champion Ingemar Jo-­ hansson doesn't mind the addition of Joe Louil! to Floyd Patterson's advisory staff. Johansson, beginning the second week of his workouts fot the June 20 title fight at the Polo Ground,, said ''Patterson still will have to do the lighting himself." Phone . WY 2-2829 Save Your l&H Green Stamp., - Fill A Book Quicker W. SECOND ST. New Haven Junior Women's Club Has Meeting Moy 9 too· THE FOOD MART u, < n at Ghent, Belgh11P , for final · I certification. Thirty•two year old ' Rou t, a lormer national champion Ip D Stock hydro clu11 and bold, the cl:1111 apeed record, but prior to tbe trial nms for- the world apttd record he had never driven an out­ board boat over 100 mph. 1J1 doIng so he become, the second outboarder eligible for membenbip In the Gulf Hundred MHe Per Hour Club. After the run, pilot Ro111 com• mented : . .Since we were wine the �mallest ... of Mercury'• sill: cyl• i'n der engine■ there'• no telllnt how faat we mi&hl go with either of the two more powerful modell available to the public. It 11 cer• lainly obvious to me thal atill (lreater 1peeds are possible even with the 60 cubic inch eneine with '>fhat we have learned about boata and propellen and with better weather which ..-as far from ideal y esterday. " Slated boatbuilder Joneii: "While no lamily outboard owner wanta to go this fast, apeeds Ute thit help leadin_g boat and motor bulldert produce I the mogt efficient, mott dependable and safest outboard boats and motors poa.aible.'' The family outboaid veralon of the same basic ab:-cyUnder detl&n which .set yesterday's record allo hold!! the world'11 outboard endui-­ ance record ror eompletin(! �.000 miles of continuous runnin1 in 68 days. The New Haven Junior Women', Club met at the Alex Quillen ll(omorial puilding on Monday, May 9 at 7:30 p. m, The F1ag Salute and devotionals opened the meetina: . ; Roll call was answered with I spring flower. New orricers were elected as fol• lows: president, Mrs. Robert Sayre vice president, Mrs. Eugene He.. son; correspondin g se<:retary, Mn . Sally Smith; assistant cor. aec,, Mrs. June Fitchfield; treasurer ' Mrs. Alfred Sprouse; recordJni secretary, Mrs. Juanita Clarke, re­ porter, Mrs. Patty, Paugh. · A report was given on the State Convention a t Beckley by the president, Mrs. Robert Sayre. Mem­ bers attending the convention were ;l'.l rs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Eugene Hesaon, Mrs. James Cunnlngham Mrs. Leo Litchfield. Mrs. Luthe; Smith, Mrs. Joe Paugh, Mn. Gerald Cla'rke. The club won the 100% · plus h?�O� �tub ribbon Ind • 'certificate percent participation. (or QUICK 'N EASY MEAUI Maoon Freshman Wins Marshall Award ,:/>eg!r, Landmark . . . . . . . . . . . . 20'1'1 2-4',li . . . 201h: 24 1;, Moores Store 19� 2'Y.t Racine Serv. Station SIASON HIGHS High 3 eame ind. M . M urray 1177 Kigh single game P. Collini 219 Hi(!h team 3 game Landmark 2381 High team 1 game Landmark 863 TOP "5" BOWLE RS AVG. M. Eberebach 1�9 M. Murray•P. Mullen HSB P. Colline 1�2 P. Pitchford 145 E. SyJ,,ester 142 BIG VA LU ES Alumni Banquet P.lans Readied By Officel'S Mason Sln4eQf.8 Win ·Marohall Scholanhi. Efflfofi'S MAlLBAG 017 Evangeline Cb.apter, OES, will hold a Hobo party this Friday at the M asonic Hall in MlddJiN)ort wlth member!ll requested to 'come in appropriate dree1. The party wUl begin. at 7;30. The officers of the chapter. will be hostesses and the pro.e;r,a committee will be In charge � the entertainment. 'f" G ,RtDAY NIGHT LIAOUI Hl&b 8 a:a.mea Ind., P. Mullen Hobo Party Friday • ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 19, 1960-3 BO on Sunday School 15 wa1 .r, tbe o{ferin& $8.77. Wqrship serrJ� at t(kf5 by the Jtev. Car� in obsen111;ice of Rural Li{� Sup� with the Grange participating In the program .and attending th� services. The subject was ''A Re&tored Spiritual Na• lure-Soil s�ewardship." Attendanc11:. at last Wednesday evening prpycr services was 14, with Charle11 ·D, Woode le11ding. Thia Week', leader was Vere Swartz. Mr. and Mr1; Victor Diehl Or Ripley havt> mQved into the house on the Delbert Gaul !arm rormerly oceupied by the Fau• drees. Mr. and Mrs. Homer lOce of Middleport and Mr. end Mr!I. George DeWeese of Athens vis• ited their father, H. E. Pr.rty at the Elmwood Rest Home Sunday. Mf8. Mabel Gri!(ln is on the . 11ict list. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock and Ulah Swim of Long Bottom visit• ed Otis Swan at the Buckley Re1t Home Sunday. · Mra. Paul Buckley artd aunt, Mrs. Lettie Meredith visited her mother, Mrs. Mabel Swartz at a Pt Pleasant Ho.apital, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Diley and ramily of Athena vl11ited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley Sunday. Mr. and Mr11. C. F. Tompldna, Pomeroy and Clarice Ledlie, Hock inoorJ recl\J.\tlY visited ·their 'par­ ents, Mr and Mrs. Beo T�mpki'1s. In 1928, 51 frogs entered the "Froa: Jumping Jubilee" at An• County, gels Camp, Calaveras California. The contest commem• orated Mark Twain 111 story "The po Celebrated Jumplna: Frog of Cal• Several students from the Mason 011. averas County," County area have been selected as In 1940, William Allen White Know recipients of scholanhips to at• editor of the Emporia, Kan., Ga­ PARIS you like Ike, UPl-ll lend Mar■hall College during the ette, and a group of men and , tell him so. to tinie the It now 1960-61 achool term, accordlni to women dedicated to the overthrow No man ever need� com1olo- 1 Dr. Harold L. Willey, Marshall ol Faeism, orgmiJed the. Com• tion and sympathy more than dean or men. mittee to Defend America by Aid• June Marie Spencer, Maaon Jun• doet the old soldier who rlreamed ing the Allle1. lor, has been selected to �ntinue or becomlna the pre1ldcnt of A thouaht for today: American a General Board of Education peace and in two terrible daya writer Mart Twain 11id: "S0,.9 Scholarship held thi11 year. She 111 here watched his dream, dissolve and education are not as sudden the daughter of Mr. and )In. Fred in the acid of Rusai.an invective and insµlt. 11 a ma11acre, but they are more ·spencer. deadly In the_ lon1 run." JamH O<lnal Hopson, Jr,; South• side freshman, will hold a Koontz · Scholarship ror the 1960-61 tenn. CASE No. 18603 Sixth Current Account of F.dlaon Hobstetter, Guurdlnn of the person and estate of Herman K. Kun, an lncompe• tent Veteran. CASE No. 18297 First and Final Account of Fr'lqa V. Beatty, Ad· ml nislratrlx of the estate of Ed· ward S, Beatty. , deceaaed. ' CASE No. 1827ft First and Final Account of Harpld M. Brown, Ad· minlstrator of the Eatate or Anna K. Brown, deceased. CASE No. 17'1 lf Firsl and Final Account o! Olive Jones, Executri:t of the estate of Sara J. Jones, dt!• The EdUor: At the conferenc,e on 'a1in1 held ceased. CASE No. 14820 Second Current at Rio Grande CoUece on May 13, Account or Bernard V. Fulb., it wa11 moved, seconded and Ult� Gu11rdian ot the E1t1te of Ray lmously approvect that both tht Commltteef Meip and Gallia Cook, an 1-competent Person. Unless exceptions are filed there­ wished to eXl)feu tllanb and ap. to . said account• will be for hfllt· pre(latlon . 1...- the coo�llon Ing before rJald Court on the 18th coven1• '\'be S011Un"1 baa 1lven day ol June, 1960, at which time the project . are lnde,,d. moal p-atetul, said accounts wlll be con1ldered Sincerely, and conUnued from day to day unll(aey Klbhlo, tu finally diapo,ed of. Any peraon Interested mar file -written excepUO� to said &t· H, 0111Ulll!i ' counts or to mett� eertainina to .hrd&• 11!'1, 'Bll-Olll•lo Clerk • the execution of tile trust not lea By Arin' lltker, Ditptity Cl than five day1 prior ta the date (D) It, 18, set for bearine. H, O'IIIQEN r. Alfred Area Sooia.J ltf>J11Sattendance The Point Pleasant Churcli Sof League will get underway ol. flcJaJly on Friday , May 20, when the fmit of the double header games Will be played on the No. 1 f!eld at Harmon Park. Organiz:a­ Uonal meetings have been held 11nd all major issues have been comp1eted except that of 11:bedul• ing league games. 'I'hls year's entry fee was again set at $40 per team. The entry of a newly organized team from Gallipoll11 Ferry MethG• dist Church will round out th� )'ear'a league with a total of eight team,. Th� member, of the- MHS Alu. The Point Plesant Church Soft. mnl AHoclation are h.Yrd at woi'k ball League is conducted annuat• these day1 to m11ke this year•.­ ly co--sponsored by the Chamber of banquet and da1J,ce a success. Robert Wednesday evening C�m.merce and the Point . Pleasa"t Mm1sterlal Association and 111 open Hoenlch who will be in charge of the program a� Gene Harris who to all churches In the local area. will act as Matter of Ceremonies and toastmaster met with Mrs. Wesley Fry, president and M;rs. Charles Asa Bradbury to discun At an awards ceremony at plans �or. the annual reunion, Marshall College on May IO, Ca· The graduating class of 1960 det WIiliam D . Foglesong, Mason will be guests, the affair to be ·freshman was honored as the out• held May 28th at the hlgh school. Standing MSI cadet of ROTC with The banquet wlll be servf:il by th4 , �"°W' Cadet bbon. al the B... Bo� -.nd He ls a 1959'A!rte of Wa­ 8:30. ,. , hama High Schoofen the son or Tickets' 'may be p11rchased fron1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Foglesong, membera of the executive com, mlttee and other alumni activt in the association affairs. !:\all Dolly POMEROY, OHIO Mary Harri,, Paula Hart, Ed· ward Hayman, Donna Helll')' Shir le)' Hill, Florence Holter'. Phyllt,; Kiser, Jerry Lee, Robert Lewis, Harold McCla■key, Clau• dine McClintock, Allen Middle• 1wart, John Motley, Donna Neville Erla Pickens, Catherine Pierce, Elizabeth Proctor, Wllllldene Rl.n­ dolph, Saradelle Ree., Marilyn R1ce, Karon Rou1b, Melvin Rouab. Patricia Roush, Raymond Rowe, Charlea Shain, Richard Shuler, Robeft Smith, Mar1ie Stobarl, Mary Stobart, Robert Thein, Al� Ired Toney Jr., Gloria Ward, John Weddle, Don Weese, Jackie Wlgal Robert Wingett, Carl Wolfe and Sbeila Ann Young. Top Food, Drug Official Fired Following Probe WASHINGTON UPI - Welfare Flemming has Secretary Arthur fired a top federal Food and Drug Administration official who be· came a key target of Senate inves­ ti.gators. yD Bdi ed fired I ROTAI.Y CLUa The Bend Rotary Club met on Thursda y eve;nlns for their' n,Ular dinner meeting at the Haft­ lord Methodiat Church. A ahort bu1ine1, mutinc wu held. See U1 For Yoar .. PLUMBING NEEDS SALES & 8EBVICB WIWS ANTHONY PLUMBING & - WY•2"2550 HEATING A Housef ul Of All NEW F U RN ITURE Soviet Delqfate AAka Asylum In Seotland LONDON UPI-A member' of a Soviet cultural delt-ption vilit­ in1 ScotlAnd hu uked for pollti• cal asylum, lhe British govern• ment announced todq. A 1pokeaman lor the Scotti11h Home DepartmEnt tald police at Edinburgh, Scotland, were deal­ Ing wlth the matter. FOIi ATIILITll'S FOOT Uee T+L.for 3 to � da,-.. Walch freah-<as...a-daisy, .h.ealllby akin place the infectiion. If not cktigfit• ed witrh Jnstant..(U')"ing T+L, YQUr 48c back from ,aqy dJvfti,lt. Note: T+L i.s especially for severe caaes. Flemming dt!manded the "im­ NOW .al SWISHER & LOHSE of Dr. resignation" mediate DRUGS. Henry Welch within hours after the Senate arllilrusl and monopoly subcommittee produced evidence Wednesday that the government omial was paid $287.142 over a JO-year period from hl1 interesu 111 private medical publication11. Wekh, a native of Newburyport, :i&aaa., was the $17,50Cl•a•year chief of the Food and Drug Adminislra• tiun's Antibiolic11 Division. f'lemmini:: said Welch "deliber• ately mi!lled his superiors'' about t1is oulliide income. s. re- I BED ROOM LIVI NG ROOM KITCHEN $595 CONVENIENT TERMS lt'• hard lo get alOIII without a range - and a frlgerator I, almoot a -lly. Tbey're cluded in lbla 3 room group. bod, r,,. In­ BAKER FURN ITU RE On Tile Brilldest Comer In MIDDLEPORT RICH ER in FLAVO R SIMON'S Q UA L I T Y CHEKD SELF SERVICE MARKET Pomeroy, Ohio Let's Have A Bar-8-Q! Lean Mealy Spare Ribs 3 lb. $1. Bar-B-Q Sauce · · 39c Charcoal · · 10 lb. 79c Charcoal 20 lb. $1 .49 Llidl CAN Charcoal lighter 33c KINTY OF PICNIC SUPPLIES ffLIGltAM IIJ,IIOIIT• IKI WASHI?;GTON UPI - Tbe ,a■SA Strawberries 55c qt. rm Ri,. Bananas · · 2 lbs. 25c .White Holllt , J1. ueelvlq a heav� 11.,. ol lelea,ama about tile coli 11PM ot, · tu 1uannlt conference. •Adina Hllolanl ,,,_ oecrelary Wa,H. Howb 111d thi ·.m_,.i Mre 110,erwMlmlqly"- 1n 111p-' of, llnlldul ' lllellhner. Gil' RIJna Time q Flour PURI 25 lb. $1.79 lard · · · · 25 lb. $2.95 0(16 Margarine 6 lbs. 98c Ma�h A...,... or 6-ol. l11r CIA OICOOM · ,., ,•• c-tlbii �( ,... ... ,.... 1 What could be more sensible than owning America's flrst�)l,oice_ , car • _ • especially right now when beautiful bu)'II are in full bloom at your Chevy dealer's! CYnee iJ'OU're behind the wheel, you'll discover what a born traveler this car is-from its big FA�lJ,,Y,-SIZF.D TRUNK to it.a spirited-FJCONOMY TURBO-FIRE VS ENG� Chevy CHEVROLET SUSftN. takes your comfort to heart, too, wi� velvet smooth FULL CO� ' ' whole summer! our :v, SION. A new Chevy will brighten- up •. ; • ( ., I ················:-············-··�;······ ---·················.................._...........-._·_·· --·· ·-·-- ... ·····- PAN Y POM EROY MOTOR ,COM . .� POMEROYI OHIO'. "� • . Nncaf• lnstnt. Coffee · · 99c ' ' tom<>""" I _,, Krafh -i lb. 2 OL Jar • . ' · -, • - f.1.... " �.-----···· Disagreement 00 Rille Buyer ITUDIII MOVIN , 'LOYD E'WTOWN." Coan. UPI _...,. • Br.tleraon ■parred fCHlt l'O\IDIII Tuetd1)' and Wttebed mGYMI of h� lint fl&ht with 1-tnar Id, banuon. Pait.non, ,.. l,oula � tninor Dan Florio lludled tho lDrii in an effort to dileovrr the D takes made when Jobanmoo floor• ed Floyd aeven ti.mo In tbm thlnl round for a knorkout. Pork Chops · · 69.c lb. 111;.a c..n Pork Steak · · 45c lb. Denver G. Higley, 21\ aon of Ml'I. Flavle Marie Price, Route 1 Lanpvllle, recently was promot­ ed to speclall11t four tn. Germany where he Is a member of the 21th lnfantry DM1ion. SpeclalJst Higley, who arrived overseas tn Match 1909 ii a me­ chanic In. Comoan, . ,\. of , the dM1lOf\'I 724tb Ordnance Batta• lion ln llunlch·. P!'rl Carole Bachtel, Kathryn Baile1, Don Beegle, G�orge Beeglt: , Franklin Brinker . Sue Buck, Inez Carton, Donna Cue. Ch1rlea Chap man, Dorothy Circle, John Cle­ land, George Connolly, Jerry Dalley, Carol Deem, M.ary Find• ley, Mary Euler, Loulae Fisher, Lois Graham, Barbar■ Grimm. v.11· tn-- . Center Cut Loin or RIG •Higley Is Promoted To S11eci1llst Ratio« . Mr. Sherwood ; . . DHication", Stn­ lor Trumpet ERN:mble; "A Per• feet Day " Senior Girls Trio; Pre• Nntatlon of Diplomu, William A. Ji! cKelvey ; " Alma Mater", Band ud Benediction, Rev. Arthur R. M cCauley. All aeat11 have been reserved. The aeniou are: In HAMID JUDGI BACON Ju... John C. Bo-, ha bo.n W """"" named by Supreme CO\rl Ju■t,,;.e Carl V. Wey&,andt to hear • o.M ln Jaeuon county aod I Jqe - W. Iii� db,II, ol Jacuon, ""' d i,quaJi!led �lf to hear tbe ,action. ------. PAJNESVll.LE, O.. UPI - � o w1tnetaeai U>day pve conflicting L.. ··1 . 11i.er R eferu,.es Are 1.4!1tlmony on whether P'loyd E. Hargrove purchated the "Ulled ev N ece88ary and che �p" .22 caliber rtne used :/°WASH INGTO N UPI-Collaplle �)' • snaper to klll acoutm111ter · o( the 11umn11 t negot iation, Charle■ Clari!: on Chrtatmaa Eve. brOught 1tern warnings from ke A l'lerk at the Cbrdon hard- legillator! today th a t the natlo � ware store, where t.he murder mutt tighten its defense ■ l£ainit weapon alleaedb wu putthased. a Ru11!1n war of nervea Hid he could not i.dentify the 34There alao were lndica; kmt that year-old 1ccued killer u tbe man -&0meday-Con,reu would mak.e who . . bought the �un. But a band• a tboroucb investiution of the wri t�� g expert --•d ttui! l.be name U·2 •py plane incident which , R�befl MeClaren of on the touched off the current cri111 · · ulet 1hp w11 in HlrlfOl'e's hand• _______ wrilina. TIIT FIii SATURN Clerk Joteph Tafel. the flnt HUNTS\l'ILLE, Ala. UPI-AU witne11 to testify today, ukl that el,bt enaine. of the Salum apace he could not reeopiie Hargrove rocbt, •b.ich will make Its flnt as the ma!' who etme into C_arJ. ru1bt telU next year, wert tell.­ son Hardlfare Store in Chardon for the second lime TuH• and atked f�r a .22 caliber riffe. da7. Sc:ienti1ll at lhe Kanhall Rerenee Atty. Louil Turi had Taf· Space Flld,t Center here aald the el look at the defendant seated at 30-tecond Lett 1enerated 1,300 000 1 ' a nearby table. ,oundl of tbruat. "Do you recognize thil man u the m1n who bou,ht tlle rifle,'" Turi asked. "No," Tafel replied. Aui1tant Prolecutor John Clair uked T.U!!I how many penooa visited �he A.ore on that day. Taf­ el said about .00. ' • c-,ee · · · · · · 49c lb. Mall Pouch, 8afpipe, 1..chnut OIEWING TOBACCO $2.00 carton p.?,o��!_!.A�"' ButNr IHM - KldMy hana Hominy - Kraut l0 cans 99c 8% Beef & Wine Can;, oiil ojiai 'kvealng1 TH . 7 P.M'. I �� , , , ,, '....' ' ·.·:·· ., ,! ,! ' " ' ' • , . l� c • ... ,,. :<Ul�t � --L O O K F O R T H E PACKAGES WITH THE BIG R E D CH ECK­ A T Y O U [� STO R E OR ·A T Y O U R DOO R -� .;➔,-·:' t.Ji: I. I • :�•. .Lt. ,I 'J,� ',t; "l'J: .( � ' -. ·, •· ,, i \ : ,, " .. ' ,l ' ' .- �• · �I>ai.ly Sentinel, Pomeroy Mlddlepon, 0. , May 19, 1960 STO(:K CAR IAC ES FRIDAY NIGHT --- - ------- TRIALS 7 --- RACES I Contest Rodeo SATURDAY . . . . . 8 P.M. SUNDAY . . . . . . . . % P.M. ------ Rt. 2 OHIO VALLEY SPHDWAY Partcersbu,... W. Va. " • Racine Wins Two Ga m es TODAY'S Raeine'a Tornadoea eQded their bueball &eaaion Wed.need■y with a A&ir o1 wina. completion ol a 6-6 tied game irorn Lale April from the 9.lh innina, and a reglll.lltion seven innlng session which they w11n 21- 12, both over Eastern. In the game thal wu compleled Rarme scored in the bottom of the 12th when Otlo Jan-ell walked, moved to third on Larry Grimm's tintl�. and scored when Eastern ff!'ed on Ro11er Birt'h's ground ball. while Jim Uluks drew four walks . Allen Grah.em thrre walk& and t wo s1nglt·s Top h1Uer was John Cleland with thrf'e singles in four 1rips. Fur Easlern Larry Collins got 2 for 4, and had gone 5 for 6 )n ! ht­ tie contes1 . so the pair ol g.tmes gave him a 7 for lO record. Racine ended 1t• sea80n with a 7-6 skein. Ea111ern and Racine �re now both th1 ough with 1960 base• ball. Regular gilme: 404 301-12 7 5 Eastern In the full game Eastern pitch­ Racine 238 ooa. -21 12 6 ers. couldn't rtnd the plate, walk­ Swartz (LP), Boring (J) and Ly­ ing ll, and Racine's 12 hits did ons. Cleland, I>. Wolfe {WP) and the real. Jarrell. Jan-ell walked five time, and &i qlled for II perfll!ct day al bat NEW YORK UPI - The Ameri­ can Football League , which is scheduled to begm operation, this fall as an eight . team circuit, will expand to 12 teams for the t9'll SCilWn, accoi:ding to II prediction by Harry Wi1mer, head of the league's expansion committee. "I'm sure we will be a 1 2-team league then." said Wismer. "'with Toronto and Montreal Joining Al­ hrnta and Chicago in 1 9£1 1 ." Wisrnn made the prediction aft . er A. J. Bennett, representine real estate interests in Toronto, an• nounced Wednesday that he has forma lly applled lnr a lranchiae in the new profeHional football )ot,p. Perkins Wants Secret Bared On His Ranking POMt:IIOY, OHIO COLUlfBUS UPI - Ohio', high buketb1U tournament& acbool dr.e• a lot.I I of 923,38"1 !am who pa id $140.000 to watch contest. t,om courrty elimln•tlon, through ■Ute ftCIIU. 'Die i1&1tt:ea, mle1tldi Wedne■day I>)' U., Ohio Stao, AthlelO, Ami. were down tomeshat rri>tn &, rec­ ord-setting pace in 1968, "We f eel confident ii .would have hit ahoul SJitmm.l.1,t' die ..... figure this year ii il boll Role AA Favorite not been tor the bad weather:'' r -' R SPRING S:., W . OHSAA Comml.u WHITE SUl.fi"HU loner W· J·' 1,icVa. UPI - Sixty · two P"°;featon. Cqnqdl �jd. 1 ats were �pee.ted tQ �rtletprie __._______ . in 1 the l9ur-<far 18th onpu,1 �•m Snead Golf 1oiaro_.ueqt t MORE � YMPIC QUA!.IFlf;:RS wh{c.b openetf here U!da,.. ' NEW YORK UPI - The . Despite the appearanc� ol, ID".:- Olympic men's track and tield mer, champions E. J. {I)\Jtcb} Har- committee· a nnounced Wednesdq r.ilon and ltd <Parky) Oliver �t lhat 27 more athletes have be�n several other �it. name .IPi-.,,_ added to. the list of those Who host Snead was [a\!ored to cop. hll third 0011,equU,e cl,,p, pi9�lp and sixth in tJJ,e evmt's hJltoey-. I' resuy_.1 ·v. s. _ I • '1 d l i�\_l l t h ( 1 ,,J l l ADAM $2.95 to $3.95 - - .. - - . - -·- - - I • Hats.fer Mtn & loy1----· - . 111:"t11rJ'.� • N.Q.MNT f ' • "5 BIIAMDED WOl(EN" The L and Z Men's Shop POMEROY �! i I ,. I '¥111011,' comlortoblt ... "'"""""· 11tivl!tt•<,joudf i �ll _5\>!t 'fl) 9 THEW SHOE BOX willll!t,, .. ,l : ' El•�•n11� simple for casutl •wear • • � lfl4llf; MIDDLEPORT, 01110 Loans for any writ p,m,' pose on Sig,,al�• oajy_.. <!II! or furniture ) I a::m ■C4NOMY\ SAVINGS a LOAN co. I I ......, .. _ w.. " ...\(. � - Only 3 Day, Le.. .. hawing At Noon Sat., M�y. lltt ;........ 800 ; J -;;::;;;;;,• ! , ,: \ • .•j � "· -f- WYcond- 1•.21 1 1 , htM,:O, . ' : ' I1 J I , . GRA·D UA. TIO � G I FTS ' , ' ·:t lve v1l94=,._"; ',• • • 1n • SLACKS ! Puts a bonus in your budget! - �- . New - - ­ MAUHING ' \· ) ..... 3-T ALl-Wtl.tt:IJ ·: , w H1 11Y111.1,. '. .-r , • I . • '. .... lift • • • ,,, ' � j • •• . • , .,. ··� · ' 'a '. ' • �-""�.;--�'.' . . ' , . ·: POPE PIEIIS PATIGUI VATICAN. CJ!i'Y· UPI-Pope John , � uid Wedneitday he 101118Umta - feel1- f1ti� :but nev-. enhel,11 0Qjo1� .,..11n, . p[J- . al , ��ti ps 'Q mill 1udi• � . :!1::. ��· I.,· 5-PC. DINETTE OR BUFFET HUTt· H: f•st ,. �� QI . BLO�$ES .. I ·, • ' · $�E WAH,:'$· ",:ib-tlcldor' ' otyJ.._ ql� """! !qlnP, lrlonmed. ov� •ly,1-.C Al_ao hd, 9bo1t, ...SIie,: l!ntaJn's t . wt.f ' �i-sB � 40-411 ' 11>: Po· � ­ • , 9"' � �· �. ,. NtW· � 1'•· ,iii!'iua" ,. •< I ' • • - . .. ,, ...._, 0. !:Y 4- DIIIIII, � �r. Bllflll, W'·ll 11:11;� t· 1111.- II",. ,49.9, , . , , . , . • , _. ,'Ollly ..,.•, 48" - � INGEL's. · · F URNITURE ' .i,,'&. :;ti:,� u, ,> _. • ' Cb111lnc Comir C1Ji.bo1n1;, 30}1) · . . . 111" ... • • $,19.95 .. � �,}�!!. . ... . ..... � .. - �,� .. , ._ �11 ,addlt UIL , ; , , $1�5 • '· INC. . MIDDLl!!POBT, Amazin gly Lo.w.-Pricedl Mr. and M'ffl. - Mack Stew.a rt. ! mpved to MJmn last week� Mr. and Mrs. Ro11 Killg and family ot Ripley . visited; Mrs. . Bet-, · ly c,11 .S\lDday. Mr. and Mrs. William Bas, and Kennie called on Retha Lewi, Saturday.. Mr,. James . B&nnett were In Galllpoll,I recentJ:f on bu1lne11 . D0\11.NIE-GROSS .. Mein, It. Roush 's Shoe Store omo _ou,.. ,-�� . Qhi•tor ""' T9\fdO - '!1iuraw , llf, ••11"''1' the flm�rat of Anthpr Pittman . . 1 from $8.SO to $1 5.95 1'he lliom,e Of Arrow·ShlN e $ J. .99 $ 1 .99 panties. moo -· • -�· S.ar;la_....,, ohlo . t·�•,.,r.. . • • Cliildrtn's ScuNlals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · lap' Teanis Slioes · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · e and Lovely c:olors of mint, peacock bfue and champap .and the ever popular white. Lots of lace, Ital£ ' slips .. SLACKS , · . . . . · - . . $ 1 ,99 · . . 49c • Clilldnti's Zoro Sandals · · · . . . . • W0111en's Ion Sandals · · · · · - . . · · . . · 59c · $LIP S $2.99 ,-- PA.t:,4TI.E.$ $1 .50 JAYfflAR DODGE · s3.95 p,r. ''t.AbV-LOVE" . $1.ft 'tq,$1.M Need we 18)' •ore? tor Jay• 11\ar alai:kl h.ave ■lwaya •td for newe■t 1tyl•'· • • neweat.. • t)Mr fabrlea· and, tetl;;,rin1. Thol� -la� . of lho 1hlp111•nt of h)fma, 1IHke we've Juat received. And tali abo1,1t a 11lection -all th• IMICHll'I D9welt. to�! Na111 8ra9' Mtrck...... by .at �T.01, ltW. . , • i..:.., �....,.. y..�· . ,· ( � \ '"lira, IIIGERIE ONE OF . TI\IESE MAY 8& YOURS ' FOil 't,e••··· . ' newest � e WOllllll's Sandals .DON E. ' M,U LL.EM- the ' Mldtlleporl Flats 6 Sport Shon INSURANCE DOWNIE-GROSS • ClOlHING AN N IVERSA RY SALE Giro nae Auto, Fire,; HQspitql, . . • AT el, SMITH 90th . ' - "}t!l,t' Meet the famny ,el>:•d economy corl Dart'• got room '-&,.1' 10r everything • • . Including the money <SI, you'll ••ve, On G••· (\ On upkeep. On fl rat c:o•t. too.• Dart•■ th• gf' ,ne buy I IT'ii - - - ---- MEIGS THOTR£ ..,.,,..- ......W E E. K CLEVELAND, UPI - Ri�hl· hander Bob Grim, one.t imt> top Yanbe pitching prospoct, was ir nld by the Cleveland Indians tt, Cin• clnnaH Wednesday for an unclctur­ ml'1ed amount nl cash. Sil. g.1rl1 aod five adul!) of Betht'I Pro . 81 of Uie fntern.J\lonal Order o( Job ' ■ Daughlen were 1n . M1rieU1 Tuetday eveniml lo at­ tend the in1peclion of Bethel No 40 Attending •ere Carmen SalSt'r, Sunn Pullen . Allla Carpenter Janice Zirkle Palsy PriM!. ke'. becca Toney, Mr and M rs. f-brry P Smitn, Mrs Den1.il Goeglein, Mn. Grover Salter 5t , and Mn . Pbylli.s Marti n MASON PERSONALS NOW AT ITATI TlilSATRI NATIONAL SLACK Complete Seleellon Of ' o.a...-,, o..., I.oowrence Adoml ''SILENT 'all:alY- PT. at• .m I - aloo - ' 'M\e PRICED F&OM ' I• I • I 'l'lllo;· AJlii lty· . . . . . . . TONIOHT Md PRIDA T' WA!,T DISNEY'& "DARBY O'GILL ,\NI) THE LITl'LE l'EOPl:,fl'" <Ted>nl<olor) A tt;,,u/ In, peel/on p m" for the While Sox, whow l ffld: · 1rtrp. lhnnprdllff remainec! Uni,... Presa lnt.mallontl First it's P'ri"nd end then it'• de1m1ve four-run fifth inniniR ul- and � � home Wednffday af• L■ w _ and who m Pitt could ask , ly wa• featured by M inn ie M in o. ler • 4en4,ini pldutlon eHrcitet ao 's two-run double. st.a ffl:y him- at W'aliama. for mO?"e? , r.elf drove in tht winning run -Sain JoJmn,. Warren Spahn and B. .tA'.eGowa.n T. MA Dr. llltJ l'tt. will have to pardon the parody with a ucritk"' ny. e e ve z:pendin1 d hom Gil MtDougald'i three-run horn• .ha l)t.Qrn n on that famom retrain o! 1 948 DI:,, in1 -1!U.end etton da three �batl I y, tt .867 c1use it lookll like Bob Frlend er in t he secol'ld m ning pr ved t n­ Conn c h r, opa t Docto t l he 0. .e .817 and Vl!'rn Law can keep the pjtU· enough for Ralph Terry to w m Lion, PIIDICTS SUPERSO NIC .428 burgh Ptrate:1 in tho N1tioru1l his iiecond game with an eightWASHING TON U PI-The head .28f! League ra"e all the way. The Pi• hitter for the Yankees. The lndiof the l''�ral Aviation Agenty th in bul e ninth ll(li TO GlfT DIG;llEE . 208 rates, seemed on the vqge of col- BJIS threatened sovrn; BENtl, tit4. UPI-Preol­ predict■ that before 1970 a U . S. ltpse only two weeks ago but to- terry retired Jo1mny Powers on dent EJlhbOWer wUI be the com­ ·day they've tied San Frand1co a fly with the lyin1 run, aboard. mtncerq;� tpea�er ,t the Uftl, for first place on the strength or 1amet. v el,ht in victortll!s seven er,Jty of Notre• Danfe•1 115th an­ nual eomM�ncefflent JUe 5. 11 Friend ind Law have accounted wta ai,nounced . today. E�nbowe-r for four of thoae seven vidorle, will receive an bodorary doctor and have two of the gaudiest rec• of law1 de,ree. ord1 ln the league. Friend is � I Mr. and Mn. Charles Spurlock with a 2.22 earned run average of Huntington were Sunday arter­ Women 's and Law l9 6-1 with ll 2.0ft E.R.A. noon guesl8 of Mr. and Mrs. Eber a Friend, of cour,e, is making PAV 5c FOR A SECOND Roush, Maaon. comeback (rom a dismal 8-19 Mr. and Mrs. -Eber Roush were­ PAIR - TWO PAIR $4.00 mark last season but Law la only Sunday dinner 1uests of their POJQBOY, OllUJ Jn off left pi�king up· where he daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ry­ 1969. He finished the campaia:n an and famil)I. with 1 2 victories ln hil l 11t 18 Mn Pearl Harris, who b11 been deelalons for ·a final 18-9 ·state. • • surgical p11:tlent at St. Joaepb'■ Briw, But Giants Hoapital )n Parker.bur.&, was re­ best his Law, 2B, was at turned to her home Saturday and :Wednesday night when he pitched is reported as Improving. the Pir11te1 to a 4-2 victory over Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph I.Jah and the St. Louis Cardinal s that en­ family and Mr. and Mrw. Charle, abled them to tie- the Giants who Yeager and famlly spent Sunday .at auf}ered a 3 - 1 loss to the Milwau­ Camden Par.le and visited friends Reds ti Cincinna The kee Braves. �t the Los Angeles Dodgers. M, in 12 iiui�ngs: in other NL ac­ Uon. The Chtcago White Sox held "AMERICAN MADE" ' their one-half game grip on th, 8-5 a with lead .e11.@!ue r 1n· Aanerlc 1 wiii over the Boston Red Sox, the FOR MEMBE!tS, ANP,. N.Ol'J-,�8�•. Orioles shaded the BalUJnore 1 Kan11aa <?1ty . · Athletiea, 5-4, Ute 'New York YanKees downed the . . •le�eland tndlans, 4•2, and the W11hinriton Senators beat the De­ trolt 'f.igen, 3..0. t Ed. Billey broke up the fot'lr NO. SECOND ATI!;. hoUI' and, four minute marathon in Frank home g Cincinnati by singlin Roblnaon In the 12th, Robinson had, Ued the acore at 4-4 with a md .Colle,, Slanle, Mr. and ¥n. two-run liomer in the last of the , famllf, New Haven; vllitod Mt, 10th- after the -Dodgen had forged tb,ad1 •2, in their half. Vada Pln­ and, 11ni. Do� Lola, Simda,. .Wied . · Letart of l.,qja ,on had three hits -for the Reda . Betha Mr. 1114 Mn. Fred J..,.ll 'EUNday. 11nd Junior GUllam had fqur for ' Mr. and Ila. Iulo l.,ewt,. and i... Angeles. son Dana, Mu Kate Bau and Ken• ,Relief Ace Gerry Staley allowed nle. were. iQ Parke:rabur,: Monday. one hlt a,nd one run over the l&!it Mr. and !frs. Bob . Spro.... and four inning, to win his fourth , dau&ht.er.. of Ea&t Liver.pool viaited INKS , PATRIOT .PACT Mc. and, Mra. Wi H Fox the :past ON UPI - Hallback Fred BOST week formerly played [or y, Mr.I. Ed. Natmu t■ 1 medical Brune who Steelers and San urgh Pittsb tblil patient at HolJer l!ooplb!J. FOrty Ninen of tbe Na­ , �a. Lou Hoffm an . at�dm. a �ancisco Leagqe has signed olball o P' tional h i rthday dinner: at the home of Hoston Pa• th'e L with a� a contr Dora Roush recently. Football ican Amer the HeleQ Barken 1pent Sunday at trtOta' of New Haven vlsitlng. Mrs. E. C. Riddle and, li11byl. ' w•� ,..., - BROWN�s MAllMI ....,.41.,�•l'I I \ J, . 1-t t" ,. ,. 1· • i S"" "!' ,, "' · ; i�l;f,���:·�-::. Frien� Plus,Law Plenty FQr NL Race �l��.��:�:;r�� In �- -r.� ;1 Prrates To Keep j ��� . T �- . 1upertonlc commettbl . fflliMP will fly between New Y-ort IN• Pact. iA .t,ouJ.. two ..,._.. • Men's Ca11Ya1 Oxfords · · · · · · - · · · · · ·.... · • MIii's Crepe Sole Moc. 1o, . . . · . 1, I ' 1. '" . Siµn.H,oJd8 TRAILER FREE Cleland's Appliances E. MAIN STREET Expansion To 12 Teams Seen By AFL In 1961 BOAT SALE! All by the Top Artists Complete Selection of Children'• lleeorm Living Stereo Alb11m1 . . . . . . ,z.98 StrawHata SPORTS ·oame& Paid1- In 1969, lfE1I! fj)JlK _ UPI - ln&. .,ar Jo tranaen-'1· bec.me II bettin,c f• vorlta, !pr ..the lint time today to beat. P'lo1' JI.Jtterson in their return he.11)'. weigbt title ficbt. June 20. Ttle man-tO-IQtn prict NM from "ev-en �,... to '7-� f11vorillg rbampiow �ffl!lar. Booll.ies were layini' 8-G a!td l.uint 9-5-. Gallipolis Breaks. Grune Op.en With 8 Runs In Sixth have equalled or surpused quill• fvln1 standards for the Olym»lc Ohio Prep Cage Fans 7-5, ld�In Odds Riekey Favoring Kefauver Bill In First Hearing THI OLO LAAIPLIGHTER SWINGING SCHOOL DUTCHMAN'S GOLD THI WAY Of A CLOWN E. MAIN STREET Johami:a.ou Now Owns CHICAGO UPI - Lightweight Eddie Perkins of Chlca10, who hill bealen the No. 2 an(I Ne. G men of his division, want.8 fo know "what a guy haa to do te> 1e� a rank.irig.'' The 23.)'ear-old Perk.ins spoke after his unanimous IO.round de• eiswn over aging Paolo Rosi of Italy and New York, who went into the rin� with the No. 2 rank among the 1 35 pounden. By United Prfla International Perkins, a IJ.IS under.dog bat• AMERICAN L &AGUE tered hi• more experiMced fot W L P�I. GB fr .Jm start to finish with leh hooks . ., 16 10 .615 Chicago . . . to the body and head. He opened SCltA_iM.NO,T BaJti more . . . 16 1 1 .593 ½ a cut over Rosi's eye. Wlll'II ITC....•NO'I' 13 ·tO .665 Bir: New York • . . Awl)> ITCIUIIJ!lNOT: lo 15. mln­ 14 1 1 .560 I ½ Cleveland ule,, II 1he. ;Id, needo . ..-.tcJi.loi-. I O 12 .455 4 SCORES A TRIPI.! Boston . . ,back. You, feeI '\he BALTIMORE, Md. UPI ...Jocket IO 13 .435 4 1/2 Detroit �ution rt:.1111:e hold to quiet, the Bennie Green scored e triple at IO 15 .400 5 ½: Washington ilclh in mJnutee; watiatt heaUlly, I'imlico Wednesday. Green tap�� Kansas City IO 17 .370 6½: eleer skin corrie on, Get l!l'Clllt& his streak wJth Ram in the eight Wedntt.d1J't RHults NOT lrom -"'11' d1)Jffiol for ·-· race to beat Sailor's Guidt!, winner Washington 3 Detroit O, 1 1 Inn. ru,I skl� UTiUlllo!!I. NQW: �I WASH INGTON UPI ......:... Branch of the 1 958 Washington, D. C. In SWIS_HIR 4• . LpHSI DRUGS. Chic.go 6 Botton 5, IN) .tongued spoke■man Rickey, silver . ternational, .by a half length. N•w York 4, Clneland 2 (N) for the fledgling Continental Baltimore 5 KanMs City 4 (N) League. was l isted as the leado!f Thundav·• Probtble Pitchers BHfon at Ch lcago..-Monbou­ witne11s today on the Senate'■ con­ I' troversiul baseball bill. quette 3-2 vs Score 1-2 Baseball commissioner Ford C. Baltimore at Kanus City {N)­ Frkk, already .1m outspoken op. Estrada 21 n Daley 2-2 poncnt, was ready to take his cuts Friday Nlght't G1m.1 .it the measure in lesUmony be• N1w York at Chlca,o forr the Senate Anti-Monopoly Wllh, Any W11hl�gton ■t K11n111 City sub-t"ommittee. B■ltlmor• at Detroit Hitke� wns expected to favor RUNABOUT aJJd MOll'OI lotton ■t Clevel■l"!d thr hill. A controversial feature NATIONAL LEAGUE l'ltttbaaed would limit to 100 the number ol W L Pct GB hascball players which a major San Francisco 20 1 0 .667 Or OIi. Any Order lea�ue team could control. Thus . 20 10 .867 Plthburgh (No �de-Im � 'D1141, opening possibilities ror the new I . 13 1 1 .542 4 Milwaukee . league to obtain players. A Luge Seleellon, 18 14 .533 4 CJneinnali Loi Angeles 13 17 .433 7 St. Louis l l 17 .393 8 Curfew Ends 2-2 Tie Chicago . 9 te .371S 8 Of Jets, Havuna . . 1 1 1 9 .367 9 Phlladelphia Your Mercury Dealel:. HAVANA UPI - The Columbus Wednesd■r Night'•' RtlUlts OPIN f, filr • .,_~ anu Sugar Kinjils bat• Jeb ,1nd Ho\ ' Plthburwh 4 St. Loul, 2 Phone WY .Z-8324 tied to a 2·2 tic• when curlew was · •1 Clncinn11tl 5 Lo. Angel.. 4 ealll!d ortor 13 innings here Wed· Mllw1ulr:H 3 San Pr■ ncisco 1 Chluto at Phll■delphl•, ppd, r•ln nesday night. Columbus jumped " to a 1-0 lead Thunder'• Pro-We Pifchen in the third inning and added en . Chlueo •t Phlladolphlo INf­ Cu• otl1er run in the sixth. And■rton 0-1 n Robert, 1-3 haw, staged a ninth·lnning rally St. Louis •t Plthburth (N>,­ with lwo runs to lie the score. The S1deckl 0.0 vs Glb,on 2-1 Laa Ant11IH at Cinclnn•tl {N► Jeta collected 1 1 hits in the game . whllc the Sugar Kings hffd seven. -Koufax 0-3 vt McLlth 2-3 S.n Francltco at Mllw■ukH (N► -Odell 1-3 vs S1Nn 21 Friday night's Gam" Los An..lH ■t PhUadelphl ,i S.n l'ranclrlCo ■t Plthburuh C�luto 1t M!lwaukH •llffilllMl"W ::sf.!'Dlllt -,. , .� .. . S'l'ANDINGS Pop Hits - HI-Fl Album1, 45'1, LP - Stereo's PAPIR. ROHS GREEN F I ELDS YOUNG EMOTION$ STUCK ON YOU •,. ' • �- Tlae. ll■11le■t' (:eraer In To1"D , COATS BLDG. ,I, , '· '" '. "fRE. PARKING" MI DDLEl!OIT,. OHlQ ' ' . . .,. ' �• · �I>ai.ly Sentinel, Pomeroy Mlddlepon, 0. , May 19, 1960 STO(:K CAR IAC ES FRIDAY NIGHT --- - ------- TRIALS 7 --- RACES I Contest Rodeo SATURDAY . . . . . 8 P.M. SUNDAY . . . . . . . . % P.M. ------ Rt. 2 OHIO VALLEY SPHDWAY Partcersbu,... W. Va. " • Racine Wins Two Ga m es TODAY'S Raeine'a Tornadoea eQded their bueball &eaaion Wed.need■y with a A&ir o1 wina. completion ol a 6-6 tied game irorn Lale April from the 9.lh innina, and a reglll.lltion seven innlng session which they w11n 21- 12, both over Eastern. In the game thal wu compleled Rarme scored in the bottom of the 12th when Otlo Jan-ell walked, moved to third on Larry Grimm's tintl�. and scored when Eastern ff!'ed on Ro11er Birt'h's ground ball. while Jim Uluks drew four walks . Allen Grah.em thrre walk& and t wo s1nglt·s Top h1Uer was John Cleland with thrf'e singles in four 1rips. Fur Easlern Larry Collins got 2 for 4, and had gone 5 for 6 )n ! ht­ tie contes1 . so the pair ol g.tmes gave him a 7 for lO record. Racine ended 1t• sea80n with a 7-6 skein. Ea111ern and Racine �re now both th1 ough with 1960 base• ball. Regular gilme: 404 301-12 7 5 Eastern In the full game Eastern pitch­ Racine 238 ooa. -21 12 6 ers. couldn't rtnd the plate, walk­ Swartz (LP), Boring (J) and Ly­ ing ll, and Racine's 12 hits did ons. Cleland, I>. Wolfe {WP) and the real. Jarrell. Jan-ell walked five time, and &i qlled for II perfll!ct day al bat NEW YORK UPI - The Ameri­ can Football League , which is scheduled to begm operation, this fall as an eight . team circuit, will expand to 12 teams for the t9'll SCilWn, accoi:ding to II prediction by Harry Wi1mer, head of the league's expansion committee. "I'm sure we will be a 1 2-team league then." said Wismer. "'with Toronto and Montreal Joining Al­ hrnta and Chicago in 1 9£1 1 ." Wisrnn made the prediction aft . er A. J. Bennett, representine real estate interests in Toronto, an• nounced Wednesday that he has forma lly applled lnr a lranchiae in the new profeHional football )ot,p. Perkins Wants Secret Bared On His Ranking POMt:IIOY, OHIO COLUlfBUS UPI - Ohio', high buketb1U tournament& acbool dr.e• a lot.I I of 923,38"1 !am who pa id $140.000 to watch contest. t,om courrty elimln•tlon, through ■Ute ftCIIU. 'Die i1&1tt:ea, mle1tldi Wedne■day I>)' U., Ohio Stao, AthlelO, Ami. were down tomeshat rri>tn &, rec­ ord-setting pace in 1968, "We f eel confident ii .would have hit ahoul SJitmm.l.1,t' die ..... figure this year ii il boll Role AA Favorite not been tor the bad weather:'' r -' R SPRING S:., W . OHSAA Comml.u WHITE SUl.fi"HU loner W· J·' 1,icVa. UPI - Sixty · two P"°;featon. Cqnqdl �jd. 1 ats were �pee.ted tQ �rtletprie __._______ . in 1 the l9ur-<far 18th onpu,1 �•m Snead Golf 1oiaro_.ueqt t MORE � YMPIC QUA!.IFlf;:RS wh{c.b openetf here U!da,.. ' NEW YORK UPI - The . Despite the appearanc� ol, ID".:- Olympic men's track and tield mer, champions E. J. {I)\Jtcb} Har- committee· a nnounced Wednesdq r.ilon and ltd <Parky) Oliver �t lhat 27 more athletes have be�n several other �it. name .IPi-.,,_ added to. the list of those Who host Snead was [a\!ored to cop. hll third 0011,equU,e cl,,p, pi9�lp and sixth in tJJ,e evmt's hJltoey-. I' resuy_.1 ·v. s. _ I • '1 d l i�\_l l t h ( 1 ,,J l l ADAM $2.95 to $3.95 - - .. - - . - -·- - - I • Hats.fer Mtn & loy1----· - . 111:"t11rJ'.� • N.Q.MNT f ' • "5 BIIAMDED WOl(EN" The L and Z Men's Shop POMEROY �! i I ,. I '¥111011,' comlortoblt ... "'"""""· 11tivl!tt•<,joudf i �ll _5\>!t 'fl) 9 THEW SHOE BOX willll!t,, .. ,l : ' El•�•n11� simple for casutl •wear • • � lfl4llf; MIDDLEPORT, 01110 Loans for any writ p,m,' pose on Sig,,al�• oajy_.. <!II! or furniture ) I a::m ■C4NOMY\ SAVINGS a LOAN co. I I ......, .. _ w.. " ...\(. � - Only 3 Day, Le.. .. hawing At Noon Sat., M�y. lltt ;........ 800 ; J -;;::;;;;;,• ! , ,: \ • .•j � "· -f- WYcond- 1•.21 1 1 , htM,:O, . ' : ' I1 J I , . GRA·D UA. 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Na111 8ra9' Mtrck...... by .at �T.01, ltW. . , • i..:.., �....,.. y..�· . ,· ( � \ '"lira, IIIGERIE ONE OF . TI\IESE MAY 8& YOURS ' FOil 't,e••··· . ' newest � e WOllllll's Sandals .DON E. ' M,U LL.EM- the ' Mldtlleporl Flats 6 Sport Shon INSURANCE DOWNIE-GROSS • ClOlHING AN N IVERSA RY SALE Giro nae Auto, Fire,; HQspitql, . . • AT el, SMITH 90th . ' - "}t!l,t' Meet the famny ,el>:•d economy corl Dart'• got room '-&,.1' 10r everything • • . Including the money <SI, you'll ••ve, On G••· (\ On upkeep. On fl rat c:o•t. too.• Dart•■ th• gf' ,ne buy I IT'ii - - - ---- MEIGS THOTR£ ..,.,,..- ......W E E. K CLEVELAND, UPI - Ri�hl· hander Bob Grim, one.t imt> top Yanbe pitching prospoct, was ir nld by the Cleveland Indians tt, Cin• clnnaH Wednesday for an unclctur­ ml'1ed amount nl cash. Sil. g.1rl1 aod five adul!) of Betht'I Pro . 81 of Uie fntern.J\lonal Order o( Job ' ■ Daughlen were 1n . M1rieU1 Tuetday eveniml lo at­ tend the in1peclion of Bethel No 40 Attending •ere Carmen SalSt'r, Sunn Pullen . Allla Carpenter Janice Zirkle Palsy PriM!. ke'. becca Toney, Mr and M rs. f-brry P Smitn, Mrs Den1.il Goeglein, Mn. Grover Salter 5t , and Mn . Pbylli.s Marti n MASON PERSONALS NOW AT ITATI TlilSATRI NATIONAL SLACK Complete Seleellon Of ' o.a...-,, o..., I.oowrence Adoml ''SILENT 'all:alY- PT. at• .m I - aloo - ' 'M\e PRICED F&OM ' I• I • I 'l'lllo;· AJlii lty· . . . . . . . TONIOHT Md PRIDA T' WA!,T DISNEY'& "DARBY O'GILL ,\NI) THE LITl'LE l'EOPl:,fl'" <Ted>nl<olor) A tt;,,u/ In, peel/on p m" for the While Sox, whow l ffld: · 1rtrp. lhnnprdllff remainec! Uni,... Presa lnt.mallontl First it's P'ri"nd end then it'• de1m1ve four-run fifth inniniR ul- and � � home Wednffday af• L■ w _ and who m Pitt could ask , ly wa• featured by M inn ie M in o. ler • 4en4,ini pldutlon eHrcitet ao 's two-run double. st.a ffl:y him- at W'aliama. for mO?"e? , r.elf drove in tht winning run -Sain JoJmn,. Warren Spahn and B. .tA'.eGowa.n T. MA Dr. llltJ l'tt. will have to pardon the parody with a ucritk"' ny. e e ve z:pendin1 d hom Gil MtDougald'i three-run horn• .ha l)t.Qrn n on that famom retrain o! 1 948 DI:,, in1 -1!U.end etton da three �batl I y, tt .867 c1use it lookll like Bob Frlend er in t he secol'ld m ning pr ved t n­ Conn c h r, opa t Docto t l he 0. .e .817 and Vl!'rn Law can keep the pjtU· enough for Ralph Terry to w m Lion, PIIDICTS SUPERSO NIC .428 burgh Ptrate:1 in tho N1tioru1l his iiecond game with an eightWASHING TON U PI-The head .28f! League ra"e all the way. The Pi• hitter for the Yankees. The lndiof the l''�ral Aviation Agenty th in bul e ninth ll(li TO GlfT DIG;llEE . 208 rates, seemed on the vqge of col- BJIS threatened sovrn; BENtl, tit4. UPI-Preol­ predict■ that before 1970 a U . S. ltpse only two weeks ago but to- terry retired Jo1mny Powers on dent EJlhbOWer wUI be the com­ ·day they've tied San Frand1co a fly with the lyin1 run, aboard. mtncerq;� tpea�er ,t the Uftl, for first place on the strength or 1amet. v el,ht in victortll!s seven er,Jty of Notre• Danfe•1 115th an­ nual eomM�ncefflent JUe 5. 11 Friend ind Law have accounted wta ai,nounced . today. E�nbowe-r for four of thoae seven vidorle, will receive an bodorary doctor and have two of the gaudiest rec• of law1 de,ree. ord1 ln the league. Friend is � I Mr. and Mn. Charles Spurlock with a 2.22 earned run average of Huntington were Sunday arter­ Women 's and Law l9 6-1 with ll 2.0ft E.R.A. noon guesl8 of Mr. and Mrs. Eber a Friend, of cour,e, is making PAV 5c FOR A SECOND Roush, Maaon. comeback (rom a dismal 8-19 Mr. and Mrs. -Eber Roush were­ PAIR - TWO PAIR $4.00 mark last season but Law la only Sunday dinner 1uests of their POJQBOY, OllUJ Jn off left pi�king up· where he daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ry­ 1969. He finished the campaia:n an and famil)I. with 1 2 victories ln hil l 11t 18 Mn Pearl Harris, who b11 been deelalons for ·a final 18-9 ·state. • • surgical p11:tlent at St. Joaepb'■ Briw, But Giants Hoapital )n Parker.bur.&, was re­ best his Law, 2B, was at turned to her home Saturday and :Wednesday night when he pitched is reported as Improving. the Pir11te1 to a 4-2 victory over Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph I.Jah and the St. Louis Cardinal s that en­ family and Mr. and Mrw. Charle, abled them to tie- the Giants who Yeager and famlly spent Sunday .at auf}ered a 3 - 1 loss to the Milwau­ Camden Par.le and visited friends Reds ti Cincinna The kee Braves. �t the Los Angeles Dodgers. M, in 12 iiui�ngs: in other NL ac­ Uon. The Chtcago White Sox held "AMERICAN MADE" ' their one-half game grip on th, 8-5 a with lead .e11.@!ue r 1n· Aanerlc 1 wiii over the Boston Red Sox, the FOR MEMBE!tS, ANP,. N.Ol'J-,�8�•. Orioles shaded the BalUJnore 1 Kan11aa <?1ty . · Athletiea, 5-4, Ute 'New York YanKees downed the . . •le�eland tndlans, 4•2, and the W11hinriton Senators beat the De­ trolt 'f.igen, 3..0. t Ed. Billey broke up the fot'lr NO. SECOND ATI!;. hoUI' and, four minute marathon in Frank home g Cincinnati by singlin Roblnaon In the 12th, Robinson had, Ued the acore at 4-4 with a md .Colle,, Slanle, Mr. and ¥n. two-run liomer in the last of the , famllf, New Haven; vllitod Mt, 10th- after the -Dodgen had forged tb,ad1 •2, in their half. Vada Pln­ and, 11ni. Do� Lola, Simda,. .Wied . · Letart of l.,qja ,on had three hits -for the Reda . Betha Mr. 1114 Mn. Fred J..,.ll 'EUNday. 11nd Junior GUllam had fqur for ' Mr. and Ila. Iulo l.,ewt,. and i... Angeles. son Dana, Mu Kate Bau and Ken• ,Relief Ace Gerry Staley allowed nle. were. iQ Parke:rabur,: Monday. one hlt a,nd one run over the l&!it Mr. and !frs. Bob . Spro.... and four inning, to win his fourth , dau&ht.er.. of Ea&t Liver.pool viaited INKS , PATRIOT .PACT Mc. and, Mra. Wi H Fox the :past ON UPI - Hallback Fred BOST week formerly played [or y, Mr.I. Ed. Natmu t■ 1 medical Brune who Steelers and San urgh Pittsb tblil patient at HolJer l!ooplb!J. FOrty Ninen of tbe Na­ , �a. Lou Hoffm an . at�dm. a �ancisco Leagqe has signed olball o P' tional h i rthday dinner: at the home of Hoston Pa• th'e L with a� a contr Dora Roush recently. Football ican Amer the HeleQ Barken 1pent Sunday at trtOta' of New Haven vlsitlng. Mrs. E. C. Riddle and, li11byl. ' w•� ,..., - BROWN�s MAllMI ....,.41.,�•l'I I \ J, . 1-t t" ,. ,. 1· • i S"" "!' ,, "' · ; i�l;f,���:·�-::. Frien� Plus,Law Plenty FQr NL Race �l��.��:�:;r�� In �- -r.� ;1 Prrates To Keep j ��� . T �- . 1upertonlc commettbl . fflliMP will fly between New Y-ort IN• Pact. iA .t,ouJ.. two ..,._.. • Men's Ca11Ya1 Oxfords · · · · · · - · · · · · ·.... · • MIii's Crepe Sole Moc. 1o, . . . · . 1, I ' 1. '" . Siµn.H,oJd8 TRAILER FREE Cleland's Appliances E. MAIN STREET Expansion To 12 Teams Seen By AFL In 1961 BOAT SALE! All by the Top Artists Complete Selection of Children'• lleeorm Living Stereo Alb11m1 . . . . . . ,z.98 StrawHata SPORTS ·oame& Paid1- In 1969, lfE1I! fj)JlK _ UPI - ln&. .,ar Jo tranaen-'1· bec.me II bettin,c f• vorlta, !pr ..the lint time today to beat. P'lo1' JI.Jtterson in their return he.11)'. weigbt title ficbt. June 20. Ttle man-tO-IQtn prict NM from "ev-en �,... to '7-� f11vorillg rbampiow �ffl!lar. Booll.ies were layini' 8-G a!td l.uint 9-5-. Gallipolis Breaks. Grune Op.en With 8 Runs In Sixth have equalled or surpused quill• fvln1 standards for the Olym»lc Ohio Prep Cage Fans 7-5, ld�In Odds Riekey Favoring Kefauver Bill In First Hearing THI OLO LAAIPLIGHTER SWINGING SCHOOL DUTCHMAN'S GOLD THI WAY Of A CLOWN E. MAIN STREET Johami:a.ou Now Owns CHICAGO UPI - Lightweight Eddie Perkins of Chlca10, who hill bealen the No. 2 an(I Ne. G men of his division, want.8 fo know "what a guy haa to do te> 1e� a rank.irig.'' The 23.)'ear-old Perk.ins spoke after his unanimous IO.round de• eiswn over aging Paolo Rosi of Italy and New York, who went into the rin� with the No. 2 rank among the 1 35 pounden. By United Prfla International Perkins, a IJ.IS under.dog bat• AMERICAN L &AGUE tered hi• more experiMced fot W L P�I. GB fr .Jm start to finish with leh hooks . ., 16 10 .615 Chicago . . . to the body and head. He opened SCltA_iM.NO,T BaJti more . . . 16 1 1 .593 ½ a cut over Rosi's eye. Wlll'II ITC....•NO'I' 13 ·tO .665 Bir: New York • . . Awl)> ITCIUIIJ!lNOT: lo 15. mln­ 14 1 1 .560 I ½ Cleveland ule,, II 1he. ;Id, needo . ..-.tcJi.loi-. I O 12 .455 4 SCORES A TRIPI.! Boston . . ,back. You, feeI '\he BALTIMORE, Md. UPI ...Jocket IO 13 .435 4 1/2 Detroit �ution rt:.1111:e hold to quiet, the Bennie Green scored e triple at IO 15 .400 5 ½: Washington ilclh in mJnutee; watiatt heaUlly, I'imlico Wednesday. Green tap�� Kansas City IO 17 .370 6½: eleer skin corrie on, Get l!l'Clllt& his streak wJth Ram in the eight Wedntt.d1J't RHults NOT lrom -"'11' d1)Jffiol for ·-· race to beat Sailor's Guidt!, winner Washington 3 Detroit O, 1 1 Inn. ru,I skl� UTiUlllo!!I. NQW: �I WASH INGTON UPI ......:... Branch of the 1 958 Washington, D. C. In SWIS_HIR 4• . LpHSI DRUGS. Chic.go 6 Botton 5, IN) .tongued spoke■man Rickey, silver . ternational, .by a half length. N•w York 4, Clneland 2 (N) for the fledgling Continental Baltimore 5 KanMs City 4 (N) League. was l isted as the leado!f Thundav·• Probtble Pitchers BHfon at Ch lcago..-Monbou­ witne11s today on the Senate'■ con­ I' troversiul baseball bill. quette 3-2 vs Score 1-2 Baseball commissioner Ford C. Baltimore at Kanus City {N)­ Frkk, already .1m outspoken op. Estrada 21 n Daley 2-2 poncnt, was ready to take his cuts Friday Nlght't G1m.1 .it the measure in lesUmony be• N1w York at Chlca,o forr the Senate Anti-Monopoly Wllh, Any W11hl�gton ■t K11n111 City sub-t"ommittee. B■ltlmor• at Detroit Hitke� wns expected to favor RUNABOUT aJJd MOll'OI lotton ■t Clevel■l"!d thr hill. A controversial feature NATIONAL LEAGUE l'ltttbaaed would limit to 100 the number ol W L Pct GB hascball players which a major San Francisco 20 1 0 .667 Or OIi. Any Order lea�ue team could control. Thus . 20 10 .867 Plthburgh (No �de-Im � 'D1141, opening possibilities ror the new I . 13 1 1 .542 4 Milwaukee . league to obtain players. A Luge Seleellon, 18 14 .533 4 CJneinnali Loi Angeles 13 17 .433 7 St. Louis l l 17 .393 8 Curfew Ends 2-2 Tie Chicago . 9 te .371S 8 Of Jets, Havuna . . 1 1 1 9 .367 9 Phlladelphia Your Mercury Dealel:. HAVANA UPI - The Columbus Wednesd■r Night'•' RtlUlts OPIN f, filr • .,_~ anu Sugar Kinjils bat• Jeb ,1nd Ho\ ' Plthburwh 4 St. Loul, 2 Phone WY .Z-8324 tied to a 2·2 tic• when curlew was · •1 Clncinn11tl 5 Lo. Angel.. 4 ealll!d ortor 13 innings here Wed· Mllw1ulr:H 3 San Pr■ ncisco 1 Chluto at Phll■delphl•, ppd, r•ln nesday night. Columbus jumped " to a 1-0 lead Thunder'• Pro-We Pifchen in the third inning and added en . Chlueo •t Phlladolphlo INf­ Cu• otl1er run in the sixth. And■rton 0-1 n Robert, 1-3 haw, staged a ninth·lnning rally St. Louis •t Plthburth (N>,­ with lwo runs to lie the score. The S1deckl 0.0 vs Glb,on 2-1 Laa Ant11IH at Cinclnn•tl {N► Jeta collected 1 1 hits in the game . whllc the Sugar Kings hffd seven. -Koufax 0-3 vt McLlth 2-3 S.n Francltco at Mllw■ukH (N► -Odell 1-3 vs S1Nn 21 Friday night's Gam" Los An..lH ■t PhUadelphl ,i S.n l'ranclrlCo ■t Plthburuh C�luto 1t M!lwaukH •llffilllMl"W ::sf.!'Dlllt -,. , .� .. . S'l'ANDINGS Pop Hits - HI-Fl Album1, 45'1, LP - Stereo's PAPIR. ROHS GREEN F I ELDS YOUNG EMOTION$ STUCK ON YOU •,. ' • �- Tlae. ll■11le■t' (:eraer In To1"D , COATS BLDG. ,I, , '· '" '. "fRE. PARKING" MI DDLEl!OIT,. OHlQ ' ' . . .,. ' �-- . .. . .... -------- . . . . . .. . • ____u__n_1__1,_o_,_•_Y_·--�..:_·�··_.:_YI , 1960-7 E-L.EV S 01.-4 GU SA TV ! leport, 0., Ma 1 , 1 Qt the e tt.ote north lin of uid L act above men­ t ned, t enr 8Uulh 88¾ degre east on hundr and t D.lY si r le , lo the lace of ... N< 4. 4:SO 'I II r V . The on iru:orI. 3 DA s , . Obi C DA $1.30 L 71k: 10 A.!4. will PHO lmil day·• p111 er. epo I WY-2-2157 I. G rion PHONI ore's 8:45 John pply WY•2• Vaugh . 7:30 n the er ectacular m JOH so SE -HORSE D TO 0 -' .( VAN Z 0 1. 0 J. II 1,00 , Ohio • y. Sta 1:15 AT ••• ' 6:15 6:20 8· 7: '3 ·•' The . g ht '/ ' as ' With 7;30 .30 C ( A cUonccr: -r Loo ., Monday 1:118 S!Jin On AILERS- 1:00 Guest S 1:1 Ne & WH 8:30 RFD ut l: 8:30 8:35 8:30 lhe ... II Tb I Smith and of olum- · . ,, •I ·WA • ED raph nd 110 to 120 minul .. ;, I(, IJ, II,. '· ,. "'ll..l· � · � · · ijj•�ii,,J�·�·�- ,,., �.:.-1;11...:.lllll.. , ..11,11 ,!/j' " '•' -' ' ' ' '' ·• '1 ,1; • .. , t),1 • . • "" ; ' \ . '-')-'·. -� �-- . .. . .... -------- . . . . . .. . • ____u__n_1__1,_o_,_•_Y_·--�..:_·�··_.:_YI , 1960-7 E-L.EV S 01.-4 GU SA TV ! leport, 0., Ma 1 , 1 Qt the e tt.ote north lin of uid L act above men­ t ned, t enr 8Uulh 88¾ degre east on hundr and t D.lY si r le , lo the lace of ... N< 4. 4:SO 'I II r V . The on iru:orI. 3 DA s , . Obi C DA $1.30 L 71k: 10 A.!4. will PHO lmil day·• p111 er. epo I WY-2-2157 I. G rion PHONI ore's 8:45 John pply WY•2• Vaugh . 7:30 n the er ectacular m JOH so SE -HORSE D TO 0 -' .( VAN Z 0 1. 0 J. II 1,00 , Ohio • y. Sta 1:15 AT ••• ' 6:15 6:20 8· 7: '3 ·•' The . g ht '/ ' as ' With 7;30 .30 C ( A cUonccr: -r Loo ., Monday 1:118 S!Jin On AILERS- 1:00 Guest S 1:1 Ne & WH 8:30 RFD ut l: 8:30 8:35 8:30 lhe ... II Tb I Smith and of olum- · . ,, •I ·WA • ED raph nd 110 to 120 minul .. ;, I(, IJ, II,. '· ,. "'ll..l· � · � · · ijj•�ii,,J�·�·�- ,,., �.:.-1;11...:.lllll.. , ..11,11 ,!/j' " '•' -' ' ' ' '' ·• '1 ,1; • .. , t),1 • . • "" ; ' \ . '-')-'·. -� �f .® WE ® II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 1 9, 1 960 Award s Made To Pupils In I st Seven Grades Wednesd ay At Middlepo rt School Award' s Day was held Wednesday at the Middleport H igh School for the first seve n grades with Superintendent L. W. NAVE qGT THE QUALITY USED CARS At Tl,t LowHI Prl<ea 1 953 CHEVROLET 210--t Door Seda n. Extn cleen intertor, beautiful 2 tone- � fi Bi:lb, extra 100.J tires, powe r• iJj.de, radio and \heller. an���:y "8" - 2 Door. Std. t.rana., black over ,twry fl nWl, inierior ext:n dean, .rl-1 tood Lins, radlo and heol«, $945 1955 FORD Vlci<>r)a Ha,d T"f Coupe, VB motor' end overdrive, vinTI ill, terior tttm, redio, -heater, w'hlle ...a!&. Methodist MYF Hold s Sess·,on va Fatrlane MIO 4 Door Sedan. Wlh.ite f.lnish with rul clean blue l nlerlor I.rim, a:ood tirea. At Rock Spring' s Fordomatic tran,,., l'lldio end l\el.ter. $1 395 1 957 CHEVROLlT Bel Alr Sport Coupe. Looo! IY owned end real nlce arid clean, '\M.itc owr lltrquotse color, Vil motor, powerfllde, radio, heat­ er, power steering and bnaffl. Convertible Coupe , H,000 mileage ti,, local owner, · poweriUde tra n1., power bnkea radio, 1tieater and like, nfnll orJ 1inal w'nlleWllll Liffil, bladt top with red body •nd red 4-ntertot trim. $1 795 1 958 CHEVROLET "6" - 2 Door. Oris,IMI dark a:reen finilh, h• ffPpea,,ance of new oar fo1lde a nd out, extre cood lat li no tires, atd. t.-.01., helter. $1 495 1 956 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 llar<llOp 4 Poor S.· da n . PleN,ln,e 2 1one grey fin­ lab with clean 1black end while , nurior, power1lid e tra ns., N· ,cUo, t.e•ter an<I ,1ood Ure■. $1 295 1956 FORD va r.rtane 4 Door. P"ordomaUe , tnn,. , radio, hMttr, cl&an kt­ terior, ell tood lira. tvorr OYU i... llnifh. $1 495 1 958 DODGE . 4 Poor Sedan. VB motor, auto-­ met.le tnn.., power lteerint Ir. Int., real t'lttn interior, ttleNlnt: 2 tone rrey f! nl1b, tin■, ndio ind hieeter. sood $1 595 1959 CHEVROLET "1" - 2 - kdaa. - lew · •Hi •• _, .,. arr dean ln­ iaW'. -••sHJe ltaftl,(' ndiO .... -· ...._. tins - - -· -11111 __ _ .......,...., 11.,.._ $2095 -••al We llan <lean pleJI. -� 1 - ·•· � Toil wllh 4ui.. lllee 11111 of late model I �� • I�. Telll. If y.. Deed a ". !� ·-., truck oqulpmelll, -/ !!A, ·eo, '· MEROY 0, - Tloot v .. Me et" ng Tue sda y I Syracuse Ch urc hes Pre sen t Flowers To Mothers The A11bury Met hodist Church 'pre1e nted Mn. Phl111on Norrl1 with a Oower u the oldest mother pre1e nt durlna the Su nday School ho ur on Mother'• Day. M n. opa l Zerkle w11 tho youn1e1\ mother preaen\ a nd Mn. Bernice Wi ne­ bre nner had the mo1t children pre1e n l. The Na11rene Church presenttl!d flower■ lo Mra. M a \lltl! Rl11:hthou1e, olde1t, Mn. Harold Dav ia a nd Mr11. Monl■ Wolfe, you nseu, i nd Mra. Leonard 810, mOJt childre n pre1ent. D url n1 the church aervlcu Mr. and Mn. H a rold Davis a nd Mr. an d Mn. Ro1cr Gtl ndley were tak­ en In to the ch urch membcrahlp. Each mother received I e■r na Uo n 11 1he t!!n lert:d the chuTl•h . P1owen pn■ented 11 the U n ited Btethem Churth were: oldeat, Mra. Edith Hood; )'tJ1,in1eat, Mrt. Linda Rote: and mo1t chUdnn preaent, Mn. Mae Hubbard. The Ftnt Un ited Pre■byterlan Church sent nower■ lo the follow­ Ins 1hut-l n1: Mrs. Dora Duckworth, Mn, Ma11ie Diddle, 'Mn, Mary An n Potta, Mn. M a 1tle Hurd. Re• celvln1 nowen tor the oldea� mo­ ther prelfln& wa, Kn. Liule Quiet; younJHt. Mn. Vern a Mae Sa l.er; moat ehlldr-en pre■ent w11 a \le be-­ tween Mn. Either H■nien, Mn . Naoml London, -:.n. N1r1P,nt Co&­ trlll and Mn. lla,y Lilla. A flow. er w■a pr.aentfd to Mr·. ThomH Clark Sr. from lhe church. Mr. Cltrk II �1lined to hll home by 111nea. Durlnc the wonblp aervlce MN. llDlf!I Guinther (M,ry Lon, don) , WH l•ken Into the church., and Lori, ,mall d1u1hter of Mr. and Mn. Gui nther w11 ehrl1tened. Mltl, K•INK I IMl'IOVINO lln, Bernml Krtnli,, Pomeroy, 1, fffl>vtrin, nlet1ly followtn1 1ur- 1•?J Monday at Hollitf HOlpltal. II la Uial obe will be ,.., l�aaect " from· the ho,11pltal thti flrat , of ne:rt wHk. She II the wife O, lllllrumental mu�, inatructo, SOulbtm Local School Dtl, ,_ed Toa ' C. DoiII � i- Ille II. · IPll�ll'lf, ::J•· \ , tfO Id' S Monthl Birthda y Party Hel d Monday For Leta rt Boy actu al $1 295 1 958 F.ORD Churc h Gr�•up C d Cl b M • ff ld W d _,__ $1 695 1957 CHMOLET Country Seda n 8 Pua. W91on model equipped .wlllh Fordorn1• tJ.e, power i!teerlryi:, radio, bu\ . er •nd whttew-1·1 Urea, ,pleall,n, color of while end red 'Irita red vln_y( -. Excellent Junior; Mrs. Alfred senting the color of the statib ns Bi!! ls, Manager; Mrs. Arthur Gil­ were placeU at each p oin t by the more, Protector; �1rs. Fra n k committee Mn. ChihiJ, Mra. Biggs Chee1>ebrew, Guard ; Mrs. Phil Mr�. Meinhart a nd Mrs. Watt& Meinhart, Treasurer an d Mrs. and Nn. Lowe. Horace McElhinny, Secretary. Mrs. Paul Haptonstall as pian­ Tbe degree staff were compli­ ist furnished the music and Mrl mented 011 an cM:cellent job on Cash. Bahr was Mietreu of Work the flour work with Mrs. William • f'oll o wing tht; meeting, re Lowe as staff captain. The sta f f freshme n ts were 5erved in the members attired in for malt" were d ining r oom t o members and Mn. Martha Childs, Mrs. Margaret guests from Gallipolis and Wil• Jones, Mrs. Doris Bailey, Mn. kesville. Flowers' used as the cen• Jeanette Weimann, Mrs. Jean ler iece were pi nk and green. p Zerk le, Mn. Maxine Owens, Mrs. Hosteases were M rs. Allma n , Carrie Neutzling, Mrs. Bertie Mrs, Bailey, Mrs. Zerkle, Mrs. Watt!-, Mn. O pal Kelly, Mrs. Jones, Mn. Milier, Mrs. Hapto n­ Grat'e Luman, Mrs. Jake You n g , stall and Nrs. Cheeaebrew. Mrs. Jane Johnson, Mrs. Eliza­ beth Allman, Mr1. Phil Mei nhart, M.rs. Odell1 Mack an d Mrs. Ruth Mau. For the occasion the hall was ry decorated wllh ba&kets -Of flower& and ,ma ll vases of flowers repre• ,,, Tuesday Evening The Dorcaa Circle of the Middle­ port First Ba ptist Ch urth met on Tuesd a y even ing at the 1:Jome of Mn. .Rlchard Owen for their first meeting or a new year. :,(r,,. Owen, who ia their chair­ ma n, presided over the meetint: which was open ed with devotions under the dlrecUon of Mra, Mi l t on Hood Who used the theme "The Cult of Easy Re1J1ion.'• D uri ng the busin e111 seuion of­ ficers and committee chairmen were na med as follows: Mrs. 'Paul Sm■rt, program , chairma n ; Mra. Hood, devotional chairm an ; White Cross cha lnna n, Mrs. Gerald An­ thony; Love Gill chainn1n, Mr'I. Allen H u1he1; readi ng ehaJrmap, Mr1. David Sneller;. aecretary, Mrs. Max Orn dorff a nd treasurer, Mrs. Cliffotd Haye,. Project committee named were Mrs. Grace Lum.a n, Mrs. l(alad Hi n­ ry 111 nd Mrs. Iaabel Wi nebren ner. GIils and cards to 11h ut-l ns will b e a Circle project this year. At the close of b usi nosa Mrs. Smart prese nted a program from "The Miaslon1 Magazine." Assist­ i ng her were N r'I. Fra ncea Bearhs and Mrs. Orndorff. The next meetlug will be, held at lhe home of Mrs. Hood. Durl ng the social hour following, a dessert coune was served by Mra. Owe n to twelve membera a nd Ml'I. Willia Anthony, preaidenl of the B. H. Sa nborn Miaaionary Society, a ,11, uest. Mr. Tompeon talked on tryi n i to srhedule a Little Lea1Jue ball a:ame on the eve ning of the fry to attract attention . The donation of a Ti ny-tot teed­ er from Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rey­ nolds has been reeelved by the •• sociation and Mr. Carper of the Carper's Nursery ha s been to the park an d repl aced the trees whi rh ha ve died duri n g the put year. The new 25 poplar trees which the asaocia\lon recently purchaa:­ ed have ah10 been planted. It w11 reported that David Qui­ senberry and two of the p11pll11 ol the manual training class build a noor I n the merry-go-round. The grou p Voted to b'uy four Altantbus trees. They are quick growi n g an d will provide shade. The lre111urer's report w H give n by Mr. Jenki n so n a nd the next meetJ ng was announced for Moy . 31. Others attending lhe metit1nr were Fred Hibbs, BUI Olllld1; atn Robert Hoeflieh a.ti.d John Koko­ vitch , . Retreabmeplt· . 'Wete 1erved by die h� , M) lO '.membera and Olle g1,1eai t llra, li,on ald Dui1. Girl Scouts tomplet� Plans For Outinq 0 The lnterD'led.Jiite Girl Scout Troop· rive JDet Monday eve ning after 1c:ioo1 in the Sacred He arl church udltorlum. Terry tul1';1 presiden t, ope ned the meetl"nJ with the Promise. The report, of the aecretary an d tre11urer were tfve n by Cynthia Conde and Shirley Bixler·.. The 1eeond dlaas tahk was dlseussed, lt wa1 decl�ed to go on a hike Saturday, May 21 from 9:30 a . m. to 2 p. m: · Tbe 1lrls are to meet at the home of Mr,. Euge ne Con de leader alld tg ·brin g their ow n lunch and permission slip. Follo•irtl the · bu siness session, ga me• were pliyed a nd refresh­ ments served, after which the meeti ne clOffd.1l with the Frie nd1hlp circle ■nf taps. Nancy Tltul aod Ca n dy Grueser will be hosteMt1 •for the next meeti ng. --�-- VtllT 'ROM FLORIOA Mr. and Mri. Wi\U a m D. Clo nch ol Tami,i, f1a., and two sons, Kert, neth Le� aq_d .Joey, were visiti ng her n\other, Mn Marga ret MeKen­ dt, Wedneldl.� , and then the vis­ itors an d Mn McKe nzie visited Mn Clonch'••.-��t, Mn Nora Ralr­ den and him\ll', Hartford, W Va P rt g 1 a1, ! i • l l• wer dent Eiaenho L - wipe aw,,...... Ink �!�SAior� e �: r:'�;t� �� �erican �ople o n the wrecked aummit inutln&.· Hi• oran ge a nd silver Air Foree jet took off at a:00 a. m., e.d.t., beaded for Washin gton where · a rousing welcome wailed him a s a demonsb'atlon of n ationat unity I n the wake of \he summit collapse. The people bf Portugal gave the President an en thusl111tlc receplion Th ursday in -t,lsbon where he paid a • on e-day state vii;it. His welcome tbere w11 a clear indica lion that to the free world Eise nbower had emerged with new popularl ty from his bitter encounter with Soviet Premier Nile.Ila Khrushehev in Paris. More than 300 high 1chool1 from a do1en states will send a tho 111and editors and advlson to the 15th annu al Workahop on Hil b Sehool Publicationa at Ohio U niveriity Ju ne 19-2&. The young journalistl wlll pu bli1b three " model" new•p a pers an d a ,mall yearbook during the day �ssio n . Dr. L. J. Horti n, Director ol the Ohio U School . of Journalism, head• the workshop 1taff o( 40 speelall•t& in high aehool publlca tio�a, Gather At OU Soon .. ....... ........._ e Jailed On 2 Ch11rt1eo · Cheater Wezotk, of -Ambridge, . taa. was ja iled l ast" night by ihe'riff's officer■ on cbucea of ihtoiieatlon and defraudlnl I taxi driver. In a Marine today Jn Judse E. W. Peop)e1' court. He w a1 fined $10 on each c.harae with a $1'1(1 fin � 1u1pen ded on conditlon that he ,ay the tuJ. com1)41QY. ··"II . ..... ' ....- ,... ,. 100 Years Of Service lf11III pni m a d e of . D U P O N T Never before has there been a carpet like it __ anywhere at any price. Lees Last• ing .Ster is a genuine breakthrough in car,Jel engineering - a designers dream come true. You can be sure pf performance . . " ' ., •• ' , 1n , f .I .. NICED RIGHT' ' f• YOU .. .. '' <• '· ,. 95 f . . U s•.W II � • • • .. ,, l, • . . ,., .... 'l'I, .:� ,. 1 • fflli'. LIES CAIP(I . . . ' IS. �StllD ., l ,. 1 . i ,', ., 1 • · rT . ;·Pf RO��RLY lN$tALLED : rN ,;v ·o. r,i,t · .. •� • r '°* Thrtt Ohio Univer1ity profea­ ■on an• one admblistrator _ with 100 yeaq of aenlce to 1 total Ohio U. will be r,ellrlnl at lhe end of the pruent achool year. Dr. Robert L. llart.Oll, pl'Oteuor ol' edUCIUoa , AIIOcl,ate Profuso'r WI� ,., C. Defi1son and , pr. a. , :tu111on, profeaaor of � romanN Jan. 1u11m h,ve • toLaJ of. 17 ,yean of I.. oentee to 'l)U. Dr. Eleaq0r l ittl�e!t ·P° Seluoidt, dtrector of thef{,e put the for aer\'Jce ( . . health · 191n ' will al•o . rel/", 1 • . • Wldeijr known thnuahout the � United state. and DIIDY -foreign <OUlltl'I.. tor bis oerlel q! arl· thmeUe teitt' for achool children,. l)r. Mortin, -.,ho iJ. ■e nlor e4itor of .''llaklnl Sure of Arithmetic'' · ll now working on the' fifth edl• Uo• of Ille wet. lie bu been on the staff , at OU foe 41 yearL · .A. c. Denison bu btett al 00 • f<rr H ""'"' lit bu l>eeil • 1",1<­ lidDC ir<h!lkl In Olaolllull for ' oi . . ww't�·e · , .e;··::i.�uDGflAITi■s TH1 ..W,.� . . • · ·, . �DJ OF R.001 co�s t AND. � l ,· I ' u - 1=n ,~ • - -------•• -----------�.,\11!;;) ;:: � -:; �7,i:, ��-:'.'.":J' � [' Engineers Present Preliminary Report In Special Council Meetin@ Possible delay, if council heeds wlshes of one of lts and some citizens, loomed before execut�n of : · t" nan�e 840 in .Middleport. . . . That ordinance sets up a rate ached.a. and . other n�•* machinery for collection o f flat rate chafl•• for collec)ll!n. and trealrne"t of oewage In Middleport. It Is the fore-runner piece of legislation needed before the towr, proceeds -to buUd a sewerage ln accordallc e with Ohio law. ben EMl'JRGENCY TRUCK - The new truck recently pure ha5ed for ule by the Syracuse Emerge_ncy Squad is now in Service. Pictured with the new vehicle are lour members of the squad , (L to R) Herman London, Wilham Tbuener, Char• lea Cl. Lisle and Morrls Harden. N The possible delay appeared In leetion1. He waa rlsht, I Wal a 1pecial m�tin& of Council wrong." The engin eers de&eribed tht!!ir laat night to which the public w11 in vited. It wu mai nly an plans briefly •• a •l'•tem t11inC • the present combination storm "airing"For the prelimin ary report of -unitary sew:era with some addi• Floyd G. Brown 4r: Aasociate8, Uon1 an d ch anaet u to .provide Revival servicf!!S began at· the M arion , 0., engi neers, who ha ve , by-passes for u.ceu water in .ayltem ra iny time&.. Other polnta: Church of the Nuaren e, U nion- a v ,prepared pl■m for the WASIIINGTON UPI - Vire secretary, told newsmen the Ste­ Kennedy (D-Mai;s.J ha d s.iid that Democrats." -The , 1y1tem Is deli,,:ncd for a Pre1iden t Richard M . Nixo n was ve nso n speech i n Chicago Thurs­ any Democratic candidate would Stephenson. in speech last n ight, pl an t. a n d ad y .an d Mulberry, Pomeroy , Thur a And (or citizen, who were in- 2012 popula tion. In M:iddfeport. of " eatly shocked" by the te nor day night "apparently i ndicates a h,1Ve t o consider Stevenson for said the President and RrepubHcan niglit a nd will continue throuch s;r 4�; of 4,200 .by 1985, bated on and tJmln, of Adlai E Steven­ 1plit withi n the Democratic Par• secreleary of state in a Demo- party will have lo bear respoui­ tere■ted. May 29. Gilbert Spencer, 18,-yeartre nds .•ince 18DO. MINE APPIA.It bility f or the ''blu nder of th'l U-2 old eva ngelist, will aon'1 charge that the Eise nhower ty" on the questio n of support for cralic adminislratwn. • brin g the mesNl ne citize n s a.ppeand. with In• hi I eve n es ea ch incid ent." Aake d what he meant at e t servic age President Eisenhower's 1wnmit by adminlatr a llo n h a d give n Soviet h s -1'he Rwli" coJlec'Uon portion, terest enough to l!lpelt an a llot­ "le nor'• of Stevenson·s remarks. 1tand. starlin g at 7 :30. Premier Khrushchev the tools to He fo un d it neceS!aJ')' to show ed five mi nutes each after an ai n ce it �e nenlly tioh an ces pro­ wreek the aummit meeting, a Klein said the "1hoci:" in the Kl_ein_ re p l�ed tha_t he refe rred l � unity no w behind \he Presid ent in The yo ung minister · has been hour of que1tlo n-an swet type diil­ perty val ues, they pr(lpo86 .to fin­ 1poke1ma n sald today. vice presi d ent's camp was under· "(mding him cnt1eal of the Presa- the face of impMSible demcmda preach ing since he was 15 a nd his cueaio n . MayOr Ke nneth Mc,EI• a nce ($246,002). · on ge nert:l a• F. dent .at this time when other from Herbert G. Klei n . Nlxon '1 presa scored by the fact Sen. J ohn Khrushchev and named sermo ns de al with Bible truth&. hi nn ey lnq'oduce engil)eeri Ro­ 1 sesamertt bondi (mort111Je re.v.e• Dem ocrats, inrlud ing Senate Dem- Khrush t' hcv as the 'wreck.er o[ the n ue), whili the pl a nt'• cost-and Rev. E. E. Cox, pas\or, e¥,te nt.s bert M arti n �d Steve Keener of ocratic Lea d er Johnson, are talk- Summit. operatlon-wotild be defrayed ,: by an invitatio n to the' Public to a t• the M arlo n firm. ing in terms o f nation.al unity." · · sewer nte· eOllecUons ($2St;700). tend. H�we_ver, Stephenson a rgued �e Klein sai� the . que�tion of Finl, •however, Sewer age com• Suggeatsd tlW tor the aJSesmnilit whether f oreign policy wall be a n U-2 mc1d_ent gave Khrushchev �11 mlttee chaipnan and }'resident of bonds a11inst property would issue this fall will be ··u p to the opportunity t o wrttk the Summit. Council John Zerkle observed, ' be $3.118' per'•'$1,000 of property · "Nq ne of u& :want to build thl1 nlu allon. ,. 09.IICTIONS project. · but we h ave to. Over Northwestern Local School !)lslrict Execuli�e Head George 200 towns of Ohio have sone ObjecUon1 to proposed ralefll M. �lla• said today the dislrtcl board has given perousston OllDC t;ir operation a nd the plant boqds to �e Harrisonville Presbytenan Church to hold Vacalton abead, · we are one of about ,,J fere rai11td as unfair In tome that h1m't. Bl School in the elementary school building there. "Two ..... ago Ernie lnotancet, and In o.\l!m, by ren ned lo hold the 1chool . ,_, Covert, Col.Uleilma n ) said we quests for inform . n on how J It� pla Z:, throua: h 17, cl Hae� from a ;��• J:: k� Jm t1 C A PE CANAV ERAL, Fla. (U PI) - Amerk:a Uilay fired an Fu neral aervlce, i� for Leslie 11ho1;1Jd do w.hat we're doin g now, "they were dev l' Mis teacher is e new 0 c • ere a be ln n a set r lna n !;1�h a: !°i: M.ae . Forr�n who will Leach at Atlas missile wit h a dummy warhead on a 9, 000-mlle Olght to f _ � :: . � . 1 �-, , n:�::�'tf>;r :� : o � ::;fn M���:�:n:f�:tta� I� �: • ty todhold 1 Bible School Mr. Har monv1 lle Elementary ScbQol a point off the tip of South Afr lta . ��iller, 11:• , �. . I< ' 1111nounted !�ti"" , ne•t Foll She i, • &raduate ol lmnbu� Th e 85-lool Allas took 52 IIUllUI.. lo make I lrip I.bat, aim. lrom , u.i-�C04t1 e S High g l<"1t::..ir l, M id ,1 choo • eel more to the northeast. would have penetra&m deep tao IJ,; ,.... . � � , . ha 1 ...apeelal � �w �iiae, W. Va., took her BA · in& Ml)' 18 a lso: the heart of the Soviei Union. 'nle Atlat soared 1,808 miles lo Surv;;; ;� ·- ;��- eh��en : �Employed two new te achers. al Concord College, Athena, w. the edge of space with the dummy warhead plus 1 009 poands Mt. �m art m.ad:· a ipte, that .. Reba Rawson. Columbus; ·Em�etl, -Ruled that all 1_1up ils en ter- va, and worked towar d her M A the coal '!Is apJ)alli ng c.on aiderioi '. norma.l researeh and developmen I" Instruments or ersity v West Uni Virof at the ald, n s; u Do mb u Col Middleport: • th&t abo ut '58,000 an nuai1, ap- ine school for the rirst time next ginia. The nose cone hit the_ water j!lst north of Prince Edwatd Mn. Loretta H11Lehinson , Letart, pa rently will be required to pay September m ust be si,r years old She taught 15 years in Fayette Island, off lhe southern tip of Africa. Graham W. V1.; Robert Saxton , Word bas been rereived at off and operate the sewerage befon Nov. l, l960; a child County, W. Va., and tor the last Sta ilon, W. Va.; and two sisters, Apple Grove by Mrs. l{erbert when the town's total operatlnJ whose birthday is on Nov. 1 mllSt n i ne years was in the Layland Fran ces Rawson, Pt. Plea sa nt, and CAPE CA NA VERAL, Fla. (UPI) - America, launched an of the death of a former budget now ls only $80,000 a n• wait un til 1961 to start scnool. Roush. Elementary St'hools, Layland , W. 1 A tlas intercontinent:1 1 missile today on a planned flight of Cat hei-i ne Wilmin gton, Richwood, NIW TEAC"ERS reaident, Simo n B. Rhodes, at \he nually." Va . Ohio. 9,000 statute miles to a target off the lip of South Africa. He arg ued it Is urmece11sar y as The new teachers are Mrs. John Cleve• Hospital, an• Veter CrUe His parenW were the late DelIt was the longest shot ever at- the Alr Vorce said . pollution come, . more from river Bacon of Midd leport for the spe• nd a lter a lwo yeara illness, la mar and Lelian Leon ard Rawson of tempte d by a. military missile of T� o sh i ps a.nd an airplane were from d e ts, n n a a . mi lndu,trles cial educatio n class i n Rutland He wu a son of the late M ai'- bo 1 Weal Virgi nia . He waa a member any nation. oned d own ra nge to track the stall creeka. in wutea eleme n t a ry school. She is grat a Rhodea, n a a born ion d Rachel of the Pentacostal Church; The 85-foot Alla� . mightiest of missile's nose co ne. CHILDS ASKS TIMil duale of the University of InUlrich, o,, (now tn own 18 Fair• America's war-ready rockets. left I n this line, Counrilm an BUI diana, o( the Sl. Joseph Ho5pital where he view) Nov. 8, 1899 The flight. if successfu l, was lo its pad at IO a. rn. e.s.t. The misspent moat or his ure. He had Child• prot)osed a aurvey be m ade 8tbool of N ursi ng, w118 a n urse take about 52 minutell as the rock­ sile was "c o unted down" t o the been employed II a deck hand by to actua lly determin e extent of six years, ta ught acbool 10 years nnnute after Se"Veral delays dur• et spanned the South Atlantic &lid the Mlpluippi Va lley Barge co. pollutlon oominl from Middleport a nd has a tte nded Ohio University se nt its nose cone and dummJ i ng the past two months. sewen noW einptyin, ln the rher. summer courses. She is tbe wife befort: retiring due to health. J .5-ton warhea d into the Indian The Atlas was l o pass between 11oo lntinNrl •• ,... . SI• Of M ei II Cou ntY Common Pleas It's "•onvenlent and m,kes good Ocean. He 11 survived by hia wm1 the Judge John C. Bacon. They have sense to lea v e lhe gas furnare South America and Africa, but • former Winifred Post41 and the An area just north of small pilot light on during the warm would not cross any land ma:1Ses, Illn followln1 cblldnm. Simon Jr.• of Prince Edward bland was select• weather months, Charle& Murray Phoen ix, Ariz.; Jeffery and Mrs. Middleport, ma nager for the ed as the target. Mn. Emrna Conway ol 457 Beech Betty Merai:enth a ler, Alliance; The longest previous shot by an Ohio Fuel Gas Co., said today. St , Middleport, widow 01 A. L. Mra. Gladys Fre nch, Coll,insvllle, Atlas wa!i 6,325 miles over the The bur ni ng p ilot flame-small Co n)Y•Y , passed away Thursday a t Ill.; Mn. Either Eddy, Wealer• AUa n tic. an d inexpensive to operate as it M.ela:s Ge neral Hospital after a ville; five si1ters: Mn. Sara h · is-provides just enough warmth week's Ulnesa.r Booth and Mn., Francis Grimm, Whth I ffllft bitn I dog. It'• lo maintai n a draft up the chimI Fu.neral services for John J' She Is surY.ived by one · brother, South G ate, Ca lif. ; Mn. Della new• llut when I fox lumPt on a ney. The result is better baseAndrew J. Pfund, La Junta, Qolo. ; McGraw, Denplson and Mr,. An na Hamm, •&e 82, who $lied th� dot It mlfht be ralliH. me nt ventilation, reducing dampFinal pla ns ror the 4-H Club Ofa brother-i n-law, Male n E. Mather, Blankenship, Wtlllhura: and Mrs. morni ng at hl1 home at " Ra cine Thot la whet local offlclal1 ness and musti ness. ficers and Ad visors Conference RD l , Nease SeUlement, wl11 be :r..ther P a tterson, East Liverpool; W ; Columb us a slster-in-la , Mn. art avspectlng In tha case of • Al lhe !lame time, the flame · were ma de when the County 4-H 1-iPM Mon day- at 2 P- m. from thBaker Gordon, Pom eroy;· seve n one brother Lawrence, Lisbon . fox '41ffllch picked I fight with • helps kee p healing equipme n t Council met Monday evening with Funera l 1ervice1 and bllrial Ewi n& Ch,pel with burial ln the niece, and two nepbew1, Jot1n cond.. on tht W•lttr Croll fum dry, preventing rust snd length- Sharon in Jewell, p re1tident, Gilmore Cemetery. way Rayburn, Chicqo ; Bernice were -eld in Allia nce, ntrth of Ltn11vllla. Ttt. fox wa a en lng the life of the fur nace. charge. The co n ference will be Mr Ha mm wa1 • rttlred farm• Easterday, Delaware, Ohio; -Ha r"old klllocl •nd wlll be, 1umintd tor And when the first cold sn ap held al the Pomeroy Junior High er, h1vin1 lived in Mela:• County Conway, Columbus; Mr1. µJa Ulsh roltL occurs, the furnace will be ready Schot1I, Tuesday, May 31, at 7:45 p. At the rE1,ular meeting of the all hi• life. and Mn. Reba 11oover·•1 ntar Loa Drol John MNks today for instant operation at the m. port Vo! ·.:oteer Fire Depart­ M,iddle A ngele,; Mn. , Katherine T�te and He Was a charter member of warned that people, espttclall, touch o( the thermostat dial. t 'thur5da/ evening Fire Ohief Mrs. M arguerite Jones of Texar:• Plans were also outlined al the men He also pointed out that sum­ the Meigs County Fa rm Bureau chlld,.� sho111d flllay ■wa, mm Tom Darst ,a nnou� the invlta­ kana , Texu ; A. L, ·Ma�u, Colum­ on th• fair mer ls slso a good time to have meeting for Adv isor and Junlor Lion of the department to partici­ th d.. and the an for SU:lton appraiser bus, and Mrs. Marie Sidle of Col· ,rouncla. M,. MHltt. NY• that the heating system checked by a Leader training sessions at Can­ pate in ,a regional. fire :!ldbool to be Cheater Fire lneurance .. Co. for umbu1, and many areat nlecea and ha- h■- dDI• 5mpoundad under heati ng contractor. These me n ters Cave, June 6. The six county 1held June 26, at the Petry Oounty over 40 y ears ,nd belone to the nepbaw,. are particularly busy whe n cold boat trip on th ! Ohio River with ...rvetlan for rabln ■nd •• SL John 's Lutheran Church at Fair Groll nds at New Lelrlngton, Mr. and Mn. William Pullens Services wm be held Sunday at 1 vlMS thot anyone vlaitlntt th• weather first returns and having Meigs Counly as host will be held Ohio. Grove. Pine 1 :30 p. m_. from the Rawlinp­ were called lo Columbu, Thur. povnd m, far anouth from th• them make any needed repairs 'fbursday, June 9, leaving lht: docit Survlvinl: are hi• wife Blanche at :tiddlep ort at 1 p. m. All 4-H Coat.I Funera1 Hom, with burial day by the death of bis fatbor, at home: the■e dau1btera, Mrs. now could prevent delliy a nd dil­ ftnc. to IN Aft.. 'l'h e s:,hoo! is similar to one ,t­ family and friends may tendt'd last year 11l McConnelt.­ members, comfort whe n household he a t is i n Cheshire Gravel Hlll Cemetery. Ra1mond' Pullln1, 48. clrcum• Do not, undff any ln, Bacio!!: 14n. Clara Tbe Ev■ Kr- Pfall ln1, 1 native of Pomeroy,, secure th.-ir tickets by contacting .,..mc •and J.s spons,ired by lbe Per­ Grueser, Miner■ville; a ,son Del• 1tan� tr, te Pff the Impound· needed agai n . died 1udde nly at bis home Tb un• the Extensio n Service ome. tel anlffllls, Mr. Mffk:1 w1rn1. rv County Fire Fighters Asaoci■• m ar Hamm, Racine; il'lfidchildrm day noon. . Pla ns w1?-re also discussed for tion in cooperation with Trade and are Dr. Roier Grueser, J.Qg an, Survivon include his wife, Maey ; Concert May 22nd . · the camps, fund programs and Industrial EduNtion Serv.ice or the MEIGS GINIRAL HOSPITAL O. ; George Theil■, Racine; James five aons, Jerry, Robert and Paul, The Ohio Unlversity Men'• a.nd other activities during the sum- Ohio Department of F.dueation. Admitted: Mrs. Lind a Wi nebre nRaci ne; four areiit grandHam,n, of Columbus : William, · Ft. all The school ia offered -wi.bhout daushten ■re Karla Tbeiaa, Kan dy- ner, Middleport; Paulille Colllna, Women 'a Glee Clubs will p resent mer. Pleiaant, and Carl, n. Br111, N. Th others altendlflg the council charge and will 111st one full. day. their an nu al spring � nc�rl in Kaye Grueaer Ra.cine. ei■1, , RoJina' C.; tWo brother,, Fra ftt and Ar· Dlschllrged: Walter France, R ut- Ewi ng Auditorlum Sl'tmldY even - meeti ng were Wa y ne Roush. Chsr­ Five c1'36'Sels" will be awi�e in­ l'nd Lis■ Ann Grueser. thur Pull bla, Columbua, , and tlq-ee . tn i n&:, May 22 at 8 p. m. Featured lee Lee, Doris Je.a n Caldwell, Bt! l­ dudinrg ropes and Ladden:, bl.sic • l an d; Dayton warner. Syra cuse. m, Min brother, Dan■ Ha A al■ten, M arguerite Renshaw a nd Birth&: A aon lo Mr. and Mrs. works on lhe program will be ly Erwin . Dan Smith, Robert Jew­ fire pwn,ps �md ,hose )ay�I_I, firtl Emma· ■iitera. two tnyltle and Zelma Bolin , Columbu1, a Q_d Faye ,n i' a d Do • Hamm, ltinenville, Charles WJ,n8breo.ner. Middleport ; the Milerere (Pnlm LI ) by Joh� nn ell, Mrs. Genev. Nolan and C. E, extinguisthm ent. gas ma..W, and · of · C alifomia. Five ,rand• l:pple)' , continue · will pd r, a ye 34 basic pradkal emeqencj proeed­ • da uilit:e," to .Mr, and Mn. He�o H1ue for women 's voices and Ro-- Blakeslee . 1110 ,urvive. mod.eat practice in that city. a.(r. children 1ll0 aurvivt. Tbe Prodigal 5011 Elmore', hert n to Mr, ,o a llJ'es. Bottom; Lon, Ballr, the eul at n fu call may ds n Frie , Oass To Solicit Fun eral aervtce1 will be held Denilon will deliver tile lut In for ,he mile choru s. and Mn. Glenn Colli ns, Racine. boffle anytime. Chief Danrt. said seven{· mmt• th� ,early . ■eriee of •Faculty .Lee- from the ScblectnQ"•Fllhner FunFor Cancer Drive bens of the Midd'k,port Fire De­ Hi1_ topic ii eral Home in London, Sunday ■t turel on Ila:, Sa turday even in g betwee n the 2 p. m. with burial there. part.men\ plan, to attend the ■dlool :·nom Pol'lk:o to Patio." mem• lhe m. p, 'B and 6 of �our. , A vetenn ot both world wara, · ' bers of the High School Class or and wlll be divided eq,uaffy i n (he Mr. Denison taught Mlamanahip Early the Rutla nd Methodisl Ch urch will ckwlse&. other Me-,C Oounty £ire 1 nd Township chiefs !have rect"lved 9imilv inW.­ - °J.�v�:�':; � latloM and also p.,, to ,end re.., , r I · Tiro youna: lileD , ',;ttJao Wfll'fl cel&I · nac:ber, of- French an"d Snani1h , , After canvassi ng the township presentatives to the schooJ_ Mid­ h M - c . o Ch prn an e 1 Geor&e Dallu, executive head of: lla rlesa, the h lator,; Pamela ctleport has always sent repneen. at · QU . for 3:1 . Jeari, D'r. Gerald . bratin1 a premahti'e July 4 In an e· ::! ;::a�� 1;: chor�s i� its the young peop le and their guests tative., to l!he&e sohooh1, Dllnt 11:kl. T. Wt,lklnson h111 wrttteh ■everal illeJal mannff wt,i'e jatledi early Morthwettern Loe"1·-Sehoo cel D ::' -::�a ::u�o i;»��:.l�a Me�•, 800 • the n umbers. but il also will be di- will return to the tt ome of their , Cum men me 1 P1tro1man trlct, will be technleal artlcleai and book r• today py Pomeioy tea cher, Vernon Weber, in Rut , re �ed :�M!be R �u:(· h O bher busi ness of the meeting a pia no so• Rou1h, ie propbec i )' ; D l views i n the area of modern Ian• . George Hick•, Chief Jed Webfter tpea.ker at the. Salem Ceriter Grade la nd for fl wie ner roast with the ,presided over by Emmett Sbu-ler class not the r e the pm1Isa a cl the xton, a S ry a G lo; 'lbunday, . nes.t exerci1e1 , School aald todQ'. r . luoge1 Webers as hosts. Mr. Weber is . ,· --• u � , -port of -•-u- . The two wtre' Lewlt V1.nCooner May 28, starti,ia: al 8 p. m;, Mn. ' dent'■ addre&a; Dixie · Rouah, the listed above are Bernard 8owen, Dr. W'nkin1on 11 a tnduate of Canrer ;;:� Ha,�ld Hink.I;..:; a l10 chairman of the Wabuh Colll!&e in Indiana and< Roairell N M ' find 0111 Ho..-at• Neltle Vale, pth1olpal. moouneed I valedictory ; the Salem Ce nter :;:��� i�!�n.\�rbe A:� � r::S� the tow n ship. drive in les rt IJhe net proceedg of tlhe Ale will Cho?US in a nu mber of aelectlon•; Middleport today Harvard; Unlvenlty. He tauJbt at ter 1ei S · Th'lrd pa be around $1183 after � ca&, of 17 puplia will &radu- •nd Mr. D■llu ' addreu on "Your �':t!P i��a: A the Ulilvenif.)' of lllaourl and jatied on .; fireworb' riolatlon at 146 CARS CHECKED � � nda �ia:. d r Side and Mine." . 2 : 24 a. m. VanCoonq will ■ppear ate, Cohimbla. · • of 1'46 cars were e ecl:Robert, �wen, COU'9ty elemen- The boy1 and girls ha.-e chosen · edA intotal 'lhe ,ero,r■m' _'Nill Include tbe inAfter de\lQl.in&: 31 Y¥l1 of her before llayor Cbarlea �at, s,JSTOCKS AQVANC Rutla nd Thursday �with tbe prennt will �IOJ, Ufe to ituden't hlJltll · tlftle., urda,- nlOlt on � �� fl ,boot, VVClltlon by �. �• WadW!D• W YORK li'PI--Stocb mt• ill'1 NE She rejected g n by bei tbN!6 �D "Ship&." � for tbeir theme (ll ot tbem at OU) Dr. 8clunidt Inf: ftfnorU .IIMLBO\'I�, -='f!�l rnualtlant ftb the from Lon afellow·• poem "Ships." Depu tros Clarence Shields and tended their adva nco today with ,........-, I ad i,et lmbaiiiPIIIII mite. - cltlfle <r bo,tq" -11m . . _ _,,, "" .,_,� wm "' ••llow ,,,. Cbot . . lea Sayre, !� ill Ibo. IJIOtllibl, •. • ..,, ._ M ..., »- •"' · · .,,.. ,,,.,.,.J ' � � home - J1111t 1••11llh · ' I ' "1• (; Revival Services Will CoDllftlle Adlai's Statement Shocks Nixon 1·hrou·gh May 29 .Northwest Board Opens Way For Bible Sch00· 1 In Sc•1p1•0 Servl·ces W1'll Be Ann ed for Mr, Rawson t1J (Erne,1 .!:_tJt• �: lt...;:..l..:ntI · ,vdll,�· lil'i,i rili�r' !',l!J'l'�..i::... f""""1 .. .l' N'�. :· i:"po!::�� Canaveral Crews Launch New At)as Miss•)I e 0n Loll" Tnp• Dies ·fu "Hospital �-·At· Cleveland MfSe Conway n·1ed ThUrsd,. ay A£ter ffaJllDl Semces ess Will Be Held Next M00day Furnace P1"lots Best Left On In Summertime When Fox J�mps Dog, It's Rabies · \ Offiicials Suspect Native Of Pomeroy Dies In Columbus 0 ::,,.r:�;!: �...f�'h".'• ('.el�tiOn '• Pul9 Pait In Jail ' ,· St' so· m -. /II Middleport Fire Fighttrs Will Att.end School ,,_nc1 I ze. _ 0 Conference Plan Comp·leted In Council Meeting w.rc1... OU Professors, Administrater To Retire At End Of '60. T�rm . rtelllt Nl al " '8�� •Uan"c refuel""" a slo ,,.. .,. " Preal· mlij; I I ors w•u Young Ed•t ..... ... ....... � �• :'l)' . BERLIN UPI - Sovlet Premier Niktt.a S. Khrushchev told Eaat German leaders Tbursdl)' nilbt he believed i nterna tion al pr0b­ lem6 event ually would be solved pe acef ully, the Communist news­ paper Neues Deu tscbla nd reported 1o11ay. 1 he East German newspaper, expa ndin g on Khrushchev re• m a rks previously carried by the 1Ejllt German news age ncy AON, quoted him as saying his summit _i.a.ctice i n Paris were pr ompted, �y a U. S. "pi)licy of SU'englh_. "I .. 1d to myMlf In P1ri1, If you bow down to fhem thtn they wlll unbuckle your Hddlt •nd lfteti•I to take t� rein• In j ., Kh rv•h t� handt," It quot· · c� a• &aY11\11, "U we bow down to the policy ef stre ngth the n the day will come v,•hen tbey won 't negotiate at all. But times have changed. We are not bowing down. "What will h appen now? We ■re of the opinion that the delirium of the Americans will be diNipa ted a nd thal corn pllcated i nternal problems must be solved. "Tllal is why we proposed a postponement of the summit con­ fere nce tor six to eight months." Khrushchev th.e n asked rhetor­ ically "Toward what goal are we goi ng?" and answeret it, "I be­ lieve we a re goin g \oward peace." Staine < .nett,......... Ar- Sewrr age Delay Ill . Middleport? Nikita Turns About J?u rin, t�e . s.oci al ltour Mn. Ed.ward Venoy conducted a Bible quizl with �• -awarded to Mrs. Harold S1;11itti �d Mr1. Well. Se• cret P•I sifts •ere received by Mn'. Elwood· "Bowers and Mrs. G�• DiUiji. ' ,m Ohio: P•rtly cloudy, nrtll lftll humid t,r,d,,y. S"tMnd ......,. •nd thunditntonnl likely ..., mCKt of the 1tate bf nlwf,t. hhl,. da y 1howor1 •nd ttu,ndenh:md libly, probably ndlnt ........ ttt. d.1y and cMlor. Hlth today in lo., low tonJaht Jn '°11. N'.:; l l_! 0 __________.______,;...____....:,_;;;;;;,:.;;:_,:,;;,;;.;,;.;:..;,;.;:.�;.;_....;....;�--- -- , 3� 0·:_: X� � OL V� • The mlqlon atudy on In dia was given by Mn. Smi:h. Plans were made for the fiab fry which the Middleport Park Association are p�an nl ng for J une 3 wheri the a:roup met at the City Hall Wed nesday with C. J. Clarkson , preeldent, in charge. Joh n Tompaon, C urtl• Jen kin • son and Mn. Bruce Lloyd were the named as the committee on fry. The churches be con­ tacted for con trl butiqna of food for the aHalr and a do nation of $5.00 w111 received from Mra. Ml• bel Sa n born in the n ame of Gra ce Episcopal Church toward the ex• penses of the project. ., TIie Det,oted To TIie lllf.fff!•U ent1ne WEATHER -;:;i.;".;:;:;;�::--• -------------------------------;::;, :::::::--;;::-;;;-;:;;;:::::::-'!!'!'lli!t'-;;:: ____________________::...:.._________________-:::':'.::::-:�:'.:: ·s:•:·-::_ y ..,, y • . , , = .,.a S""GLE r•o •· Pomeroy-Middleport, • rowa , V Members responded lo roll call with • Mothers Day thought. Get well earda were aen t lo Mrs. Flor­ ence Burn1ide and Miss Emily Ohlinger. Plans were made !or a picni<' i n Juntl 1,t the Syra<'U8e Park. Park Association Plans Fis,h F For June 3 • • I Dorcas Circle Holds Meet,ng The meetln.ll In charge of the pre1ident, Mr1. Orville Well, opened with devotions ta,en from Roma ns 5 by Mra. Hele n Leif• hell, who al6o gave a readin g "A Mi;,ther't Prayer". The LorJ'a Prayer in un lson con cluded the devotlona. • at y e ly United Prtll lntt-m.tlonal The l11h■r• 0.Mrt, 1tr·efchln1 from the Atl1ntle ta the RN S.. o1nd from fft• Atl11 Mountain• to tha N...,. River batln, coven 3,500,000 MIUll"e mil• Of nurly .. fflVCh .. tho ..t1.. Unit,d Chief; MJSs Erma Smith , Pait Chief; Mrs. Karl·-Owens, Excel• Cbe,ter Road. lent Stinior; Mrs. Myron Miller, • 6 Now You Know Mrs. Melvin Smith en terta ined th8 !:v.n geline lliuiona ry Group of the Pomeroy Ch Urch of Christ TuetdaJ evening a t her home, A grade of Excellent was given the temple on their work by the Di5trict Deputy Grand Chief, Elizabeth Lear of Gallipolis · · were , M TS. Nathan Biggs , Most Excellent O!ncers _pres1 d mg hH f $595 1 955 CHlVROLET Special $1 1 95 1956 FORD VI L li HAW KINS En tertOlned At t •Door. Olean interior, 1ood Urea, original black finitb, heater end enr• . Vlc«>rio Hord Top Coupe. V8 motor-, Fordomaliic tran1., pow­ er bnltee, it,at and wlndow1, ,ivory and eream rlnllh, radio, heater and •U the ex.t.ru. Rev H oward Ruppert, paator of the t·1rst Uni\ed Pre11byteri1n Chunh, will deliver the Baceal­ ;iureate sermon Su nday evenin1 at the Mi d dleport High School a u· d itorium at 8:00. The high school ban d will p lay the ProcessWnal by Schmidt an d ll special humber "Prelud e and Fugue in Bo" by Bsch. The Girlli Glee Club wHI aing the ant11em · ·Ave Marie" by Schu­ bert . R!!v Fred I. Gard ner, past o r of the Church of Christ ind Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, p astor of the Church of the Nurene will usist in the service. H ea th G roup• $595 1 954 FORD va · ve Pythian Sisters Win 'Excel lent' Rating Missi onary Grou p At Annual Inspect ion Held Tuesda y Eve E ntertained At Annual inspection of Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters was l M e I V ·i n S ffl "th H Offle held al the K. of P. Hall in Middleport Tuesday night. Baccal aureate Mr, ;in d Mr§. Glen Smilh and McComas introducing teachers who presented the following lions Davi d and Donald of Col­ perfect attendanc e a,wards: Mrs. Guy Reynolds' Kindergarte n award presented to Dc:t· umt">us were weeken d guesta of Mr and Mrs. Baker Gor don. vid Krawsczy n. Mrs. Wilma Stobil rt underwent Mrs. Carpenter·, fint 1rade: Ted dy Mor., r ity, Jack Sigman , surgery al Meigs General Hos pi­ J oyce Riley. Jameb Jones, �nd J Rachel Wil �on aiid Gary Stobart. R1cky VanMa tre. Mra. �laag· 9 fLrst C harles Young 's seventh grade : t. al Tuesd ay and 1s conval escrng grade: V1d;y Ablrs. Ronald Christine Bahr, Mutha Fo wler, nicely.' Clonch. Cathy BunN! and Rand y Lar i DeWees, Larry Hannig Mr. and Mrs. W1l11a m Pullm s an. Setler. Keith �organ and J oe Ste ph 1:m• and so n k od ney moved Monday Mn. AllenPorlh·• k'ron d grade I son. from Ro ck Spring s Road lo Pt. Jane Acr tt, Da, id B usi1 rk, S,a lly Ch a rles V oun,11,s' seenth grade : Pleasant. Dut'kwonh , Dorolhea Bryan, Rose M r . an d �tn. Frank Amoa Jr. Lmda Kauff, mary H artut11 , Tlmothy fby Hall, S;andr;i Bunt'e, of Detroi t, Mit'h . were weekend J,0, � ,An•� T ,.'." ,,. 'or, R.lc hard Smith �::; ,t�7��" D�� � d � ��:: en:�: guests of Mr an d M n . f'n nk rn 1 Rt d 0 d D n -� . .-\mu� Sr. son. Mn. GeraJd R U"Pf' ·• seron d I Hev ilubert Card, Mr. an d Nrs. Safety Patrol rertificate11 were &nde: Krnnetb hn A n t 1JS Leo n ard, Mr. and Mrs. ��,;_e�� De::�� presenu•d to C.ipla i u s R i c hard ) l l ug nehill, Jimmy h liearhs .an d d aughter Cuol l • Maiden, Glol"UI Rollln1. Sherry W1 l,on and luc.Jlly Moore. Others I •rnd Mrs. Homer kadfo rd, me�s a Bra.Jto Ronald Stephenson, A Powell. bers of Hoek S p rings Method ist Mn. Be n Pbilson'1 second i rade: bury. J1Jhn l loud . Don a ld Nelson, 1 Church attended the Portsm outh ::,(l renC J t'i c 0ffl8 e, a k A. Si�m an, Davi d l Earl Arc-her, Da vid Lipscomb, Ce uris t n ct conference a t Gal l i p;,1,:, imm y But c a �,� J Jenl her, M rs . M . L. French entertai ned . G ry u,d Viciy VanMattt. Mrs. Phil.:-,und a.y · rprnhers of the Clan 12 Cirde son', tbircl 1ncle: Tereu Casci Slobart, Larry Gladwl'l1, Geuri;:e Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parf , tt o' the Heath Method!St Chqrch Sauer, Leland Brown, Mike Blaine � ere called to Warren laat 1.i.:ek · at her home Jn Middleport Wedct::=��ird grade: Tom Blai11e, Kenny Harrlb, Pal when thetr daugh ter, Mrs. Clayton n�sdav , d w.rd �, ' Mar,, · ,, Frv E • · ". • eveni n• Denni, Ault, Tt-rry Ha nn i1 n, oe (,i lkey, Roy Coleman, Sam While lell breaki ng her arm. Mr. Joh n IneeI 1, Van Job111on , Ruth Parfit t return ed home Friday Mrs. John Ketcht a preaided Pullen, Tony rum · ney Hood, Stephen "' •birl ey M cg m --. • -- •IA�-.,, and Mrs. Parfitt remai ned to care over the meeti ng and lhanted the Clonch, John Ev.am, Ra)' Pickens, and Cyn thia Milla. for Mrs. White. memb en Ior the ,u pport iIven Wayne Da v ia . �- . R. JI. Sherman •• third R onnie H.uu,h. ift.ll an d Mrs. Lawre nce Parfitt Mr. to her durin g the p11t year. Lyo Tom my ns, Dav id Burkett. grade: Wlllla m Motley, G all Roiof Charleston apent the p11t Mrs. O. P. Kl'!J n wa ■ the devo­ Billy Hysell, Ronnie Hiri d y, SamUn1, Loia Ann Sauer and Billy weeken d with his father, Edward tlonal leader an d her my Clat Ted worlhy, Mor dy devotions arity , See. tt and medita tio n were baaed on Bob Schmoll, Raym o nd l l in dy, Parfi . Miu Hawley", fourth Mrs. Pearl Deem gra de: Jon Cunningham, Mich.i el Archer returned "Song" . Among . 110n g1 she u1ed Candace Bahr, P a ul Buckley, SM D · Tomm Bilker home Wedne s d ay after .a v isit In were "Thia II My Falher'1 Wor ld" and David Sigma n . y dra Cla tworthy, Joe Edwards, Kada u1hter, and "Pea ce, l'erfect Peace." Special m usi c was p resente d by Columbus with her nm Hawley and W and• Peterman. the i nterme ·. Rev. Raymon Konkright, guest. diate and j u nior ba n ds Mrs. Denver Gray . who ii Ul. Mn. Grary Davlt' fourth grade: under i � direct offered prayer on peace and our ion of Eugf'ne e William R. Ha pto n1Ull, Harold Sears. re.pon1ibillties to our rellowmen. LigbUoot, J a mes v Pettit, Bllly In the absence of the tecrelary S,ivan and Linda Taylor. Mn. Bruce Lloyd, Mill Frieda Y Leo Ken n ,dy'• fifth grade, F,ehnle re,d the mln ut... The Su, Clonch, lfllUam 0 .. 1,, Cathy grnup voted to put $200 In a 1 Pickens, Larry Stobart an d Fona fund for the offlcial board to use Wise. Group I of the First U n ited for added facllitiet at the ch urch. Mr. Hufford'• fifth ,rade : LeMiss Nellie Zerkle, proara m Presbyterian CMrch of M iddleport l and Brown, Way ne Davis, Debra held their m on thly meeting It chairma n , Introduced Rev. Kont• On May IB, the MYF of the Grueser, Linda Jonea, Ho1er Leflhe church Tuesday evening with right who 1howed the film "Sym• fingwell. Pen)' McKinne y, Nor- Rock Spring11 Meth0dia t Church Mr11. James Sanbor n, chMirma n , In bols of Faith ." met at the church for their reguma Stewart and Mary Wol(e. charge of the meetlna. Refreshme n t. w ere 1ervt1d by Mr1. Jame1 H1wley's 1htlh grade lar meeting. The meeti nlJ will op thr hosteaa at the cloae of the Ttie meeting waa opened with meeting to Mr,. Fre nch, grade: Carole An der11on, Charlotle e ned by the preside n t, Loua nna Kn. EvBl ack, David Burkett, Pat Ed - Leonard, leadi ng the Lotd's Pray- gro up singi ng with Mra. Edw&Td , erelt Da,vis, Mn. Jamea Euler, er. De votions taken from Pro verhs B urkett n actompanlst. Mrs. SliJlw■rda, Edith Haptonilall, Joyce Mrs. c. l". HibbB an d Mrs. David Long, Rodney Sauer and Gene 27: I · 11 �aa read by Mr11. Hugh born used "Live A Day At A Tlmii'' Entsminger. BearhB. Sue members an &wered as the \heme for devOUo ns. Mrs. Stephe nso n . roll call. Article& were read by Burkett gave the Bible 1tudy \aken , George Opron I s_e v�nth grade: �tt ary Jane D ougl aa. "Prayin R In from Psalms o n L"Onfirm atio n a nd ,1r U eet&ng Tomm .v Baker. Chr111t1ne Brysn, Midst of Life " "Meeti ng God in fflrgivenesa · e Samm y Clatworthy, Roy Coleman, 1 Prayer," Patiy e nelu.u ;y . ." • Ann Arnol d · "It ,rrs. W1lllam l1orr11 La rry Gladw ell, Jlonnie ll indy, Will Shuw presented Mrs. Dorothy Morris of MlddJeOn Your Face," Carol the_ book study o f r Ute meetli,g port e n tert.al� memben of her C a roIy n Li pacorn b • 1�1 nde Lyou s, Bcar11 ; "Will Jesua Be There?" Mn. whi c h d ealt with the principles of C'ard club at ihe Branch Flemi ng Bearhs, and "The Inter City-A Pres byterian !l;ovc rnmc nt. vacation home on the Hockl n & Challe nge,' b_v Louan na Leonard . The meetin,: eloaod wlth a aona River Wednesday a fternoon . Recreation is scheduled for May and t he 23rd Psalm given by l he l<'ollo wlng a picnic lu nch prlzea 23 al Cheater and skat ing at the grou In p unison . . were won by Mrs. Ellubeth Skate-A-Way, Ju ne 2. The nut Fo llowing the meetinl refreah- Roush and Mn. Vlrei nl a Ph1l ln meetin,11, will he June 6 at the mcnts were served by Mrs. Willia m duri n g the card pl aylng, Church wlth Mrs. Hugh Bearhs a11 Buck, r■• M Ronald Ha nd and Mtla. .,l&r, ,.aad Mrs. Rerbert Ro ush ho Other■ , pl ayln a were Mra, atcas. bethel Colema n with Mrs. Georgt! Thurma Ttletaa, Mrs. 1rll ll!lJPd t.!,!JAMlgf"d with II sur pr!He p arty j Refreshments were served i'f ' U>Wery and "Mrs. Psul H p� Mond'ay at the Letart Fal b, Com­ Mrs. Al ice Freeman and Mia. a tho el o1c of the meeti ng. stall aa contributi ng ho11te1111e11. ' mu n ity Hall, honoring their son, Martha Myer. Roger. on his birthd ay. The gr ou p 11111 ng "H.appy Birthd ay' ' as Roger blew ou\ the ele v en candles on his pi nk 1md white decorated cake. Games were playl'd and rdresh­ ments were served t o Mark Beegle, Ste p hen Shuler , Carl lto lJinson, .Darrt> ll Norris, JeUery Don o hue, &iarvln an d Michael 11111, Randy Ro berti, Cli fford A11hley, Roberta Roush, Jun an d Edward Hu p, p BIiiy and Nan<'y PickenH, Rol(er Parson,, Carroll White , Fsye Ruullh, Mra. Ed na Ro ush, Mr!!. Dol­ lly W olfe, Mn. Erlene Norris and son , Mr.11. Howanl Uoblnson , Ray . mon d and Carl l\ohlnson. Mr. and Mrs. Roush were H­ lilated by Mra. Roy Donohue and Be111le Slaughter. 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