http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a31cbd3399883adc8f355cdc6623b541.pdf 3fd8333d4ac4f9962f3779aee9a8cac6 PDF Text Text - . �- .. ,,;,._--------------• • pe-c 1a. s These Special s Held Over From Our Huge Bon us Sale For Thi.s Week Only! Come In! It's Last Call! BEDROOM SU ITE BUY A. 3.PI.ECE. ' • • Buy This And Get FREE Additional Merchandise! 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 2.4, 1980 Presbyterian Women's Ass.ociation Holds Meet Monday Evening At Church Rooms The Women's AMociation of the Finl United Preobyterlan Chur�h. Middleport, met Monday evening at the church. The meelin& was opened with the singing of "Somebody" with 1 Mrs. O. P. Klein, guest, as the accompanist. Mrs. Fred Dewees was the devotional leader and bad a dll­ cuss1on of the perfect prayer, "The Loni's Prayer." She closed with the · re,dln1 of the .;(th Paalm. Mi11 Marguet Sauer read the ml11&ionarie1 for the day tron:i tbe Mi111lon1 Year Boot and offered prayer for them . . Ii Mn. Harold S.uer pre1lded over the �ualnes, meeting and the sec-r,tarr • reporl �H given b)' Mn, James Sanborn m the absence e iecretary, Mr,. Floyd Car�.;: Th� member1 re■ponded to the roll c,ll -with I Sayi ni o! Jeaui and Mra, w. H. JuhU na: save the report of the treaaury Group report, were' given bY . •�le)' and Mrs. San• )1 n. J . E. H I b 1rn. An umtation from the Y' omen'a Guild of the .federated c :iurch t� attend thelr Aacention D tY service on May 28 at · 2 . p. I DJ. was rea41 by the president. Also· a nnOunc� wa,' the NBC , ._ I M. · • FREE! AND MATCHING BOX SPRING WITH THIS PURCHASE WHY PAY $895.00 For 3 Rooms of Furn iture WHEN Y04 COMPL.ETE ROOMS With An 8 CAN PU RCHASE 3 Cu. Ft. Frigidai re and A Quality Gas Range for only $595 P,eop· . ,",·a· ·eyI n P omeroy SMOOTH TOP MATTRlSS t ALuuuJ' --.. �- ·1u Gln., LUCILLI' itAWtCI.. I For Furniture and Fumlshlngs For Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family ' televisio n pro&fam, MD USA on J M11y 27 at 7:::J� which wUl depict / the work of fn1e dodon, one of whom ia a Presb)'terian doctor of Sace Memorial Hoapit-1, Arizona. I %4 Three I mporta nt cnurch meetInga were also ann ounced. Week end Synodical at Muak.in,:um ' Col• leee, New Concord on June 10 to , 12; the an n ual Synodical at the College of Wooster, Ju ne 1"-17; and lhe East Central School to aer�e United Pre1byteri�n Wom• en m Kentucky, Ohio, Mid South, W. . Va. � nd part of eenn1ylvanJa which will be held al New Con­ cord June 26-July 1 I BEDROOM 1inc-lud(l11 Bedroom lJV(NU ROOM ,ineludes 2-Pc. Su-ite, M!ittrcas, Sp�lnf, 2 Pll• Suite, one rug, 2 t.ablo lamps Jow.'I' 'and One R111. end 2 end Labia,, KITCHEN lndude& �-Pc:. Din• f!ttc, double door utHil}' c,ab­ lnel, scl Of Okshrs, Rug, 8 CU, ft. Frigidaire a.nd Gas U.. nge. Mrs. George Andenon Jr. pro' gram chairman used th\ iheme "The Mi111ionary Road" for the program topic, She slated that the cbqrch mutt be ·• pilgrim church , and all must be mluionariea at i b,me and also abroad. She dlacumd the four road blocks on the I Min1on ary Road •• Communiam · I Roothtesll Sptce, Indifference and "Let Geor11e l.lo It." I At the c:1011e oi l;.e meetin g a de111ert tourae was served by Mn. Richard Vaughan , Mrs. An• pi(e Ohlinger and Mi111 Sauer with Mra. J. K. Smith, Dr. Kathryn Poindexter and Mrs. Ronald Hand .1111 contributing ho11tes11e1, ( t ',. ' ,·•--. ADJUSTABLE CHAISE IN ANY POSITION Covered in a waterproof fabric. See Tbe Complete Line of Chaise Lou11ges - fllln and Upholslet� -,_211d · Ffuor · , -•�� 211 .NCH PORTABL� WINDOW fANS Two 1peeds - cireulates 3,000 C'U, ft. of air evecy, minute. oan be ea&ily ,can,ied •trom room to room witai the co nvenient oar• ryhit handle. $29.95 20 Inell Electrlcally Reversible WINDOW FAN S - - · · . . - - - - · · - - · · · · $39.95 , Of'f.,cers Named for Hea th C lub At Rock Springs fli a. BUY A · 2 PIECE TH IS WEEKEND LI VI5NG·1·:· ;,.RO OM .:, : ' ' . ·:\i',: U ' : . ; . ' ·1,.�_':,}:1; ••i:•· � � .. . . . . •• - -- · · ( , f, ' . ' ��1··. /.' ' . ,I' ' ' ·, 'i. ;" .'' QNL.l', . . , .: At Sale · Price · · . :,: '23t;ta:· >t-��- $ Pay Only , ' ' ' ,i . -�1 ·. More · ,' . ·" ? " .' ' '•rt• ;::r ••m ,� .. ·, , , ..... l -· " ,,.. •" a.or,. '' ,"., l ' · . ' ., . ,. ·, i I :""' !:_Inti.. f"-f11,alalll,l!IIPllll!l'' lll' !Ml"· 1,.. !t½jjll( "W)D ,,be Mid· al !Jal Clllltl'll W'edne.. 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Rook Bottom Again ey CHE5TliR TANNEHILL . . M,eigs County Chapter of the America n Red Cross today appeared to be gasping for • ·· . · • ,· breaths. With over ,a,ooo in old biU. 'unp,ii�, and de pel)ding on limited personnell for over n: yean;, the chapter has IIO execoti!le dil'ector; n o secretary no office no telephone no � office box. It's as close to being out of buslne M 3' you c�n get and still be on tiu; boo u a concern. The chapter's charter bas not yet been pul led, however. Mn. Beulah �trauss, ezecutl,e . Tbe ,ts last · - ·Near Perfect Orbit For Test COME IN and TRY THIS WEATHER ,, Of Th llelp•••••• Aree - ._· Spy In Sky Circles Earth In �� . ' . . m.,� , Q��t:�:- r. Th fllt •,I � �­ Midd.,_eport .J • Dee,Gte4 ! en t1n e Pl�ded Guilty · INCH $9.95 I ROO MS only $595 . VOL XII NO. 34 Crank type adjustment large rubber tired wheels. Rugged triangular construc­ tion . · A,ound And About J�b= ., United � 1ntol,,,11ona1 ANt,,t nine mlllt.n ch1Wnn un­ .. ... IS h•N - _ ., chronic C'lftdltion nftllnt , tnm har - or flat - .. heart 41.. .... ., P1r■lytlt. • CHARCOAL GRILLS II Mr. and Mrs, George Ward and son, Marvin, ind Mr. and Mn. Joe Goauch and daughter, Gail Lynn of Rocheiter vlllted Mr. and Mra. s. R. Swan and family .:;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;::;:::;;::;_ _ over the weeke nd. Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanMeter ,nd l■mily of Gary, Ind., are the guest, of hil mother, M.rs, Mabel VanMeter and other Meigs Cou nty relatJvea. Mr■. . Mabel VanMeter of Ches] ter and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van If ,11Qn1a HGUD...,......., Meter •mi family of Gary, Ind., Weekend guests with Mr. a nd were Sun day 1ue1ta of Mr. and Mn. I,, �- Wiley and 1001 Lam Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and da11.ah- Ind Dold Were Mr. and M:.a. Wil­ te , M inc Star. bur Youfff and dau,hter of On� 1 u ;:'berta Kraeuter lil •pend• terio, California, Mr. and Illra. Euing this week ,In, Nell!IOnvllle wtth ,ene Witty of .Atlanta, Georgia her sister, Ml111 Leda Mae. and Mr. •nd Mn.' Wayne Wiley an d Mr, lfld Mrs. Norman Fiaher "'ndd1u1Jtt1r,_,Patty, of Glouater. returned to their home· in SenecaMr. and Mni. ' John Cappel& of ville, Ifter a vlsU with relatives Charleroi 1 Penn., spent the week and attended � the Racine Hilb end with Mr,. Henry Hennesy. School commencement when thell' Mr, �d Mra. WUliam Aul( and daujthter,- Louise received her di• ch�ldren 1i,ent the week end 1n ploma. Sprin1fleld with relall\rea. · Mr. and Mrs. Bradf01d M••• i'ir•. E. R. Tompkin, has recent­ and d11ughter, Myrna, were 8Un• ly returned fl'9m Baltimore '' Md day dinner guests o! Mrs. Stella where ihe visited with her' aon•·· ' Grueser. and fathll)', Mr. , nd Mn Robert _Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser o! 't0iJ1pkln 11 and two sons Mmenville are visiting with re• Mra. ll"reda Bratt, wh� has been latlvea ln Columbus. 1, Uvt na: In the apartment of Mrs '5 l�r retl.ll'nld IJllian Stieff on s. Second Avenue: ifi: ho!� turhin1 to her home lD Chea• �k� •It at Darwin with Jr. �elby Whaley, Mn. Edison We11ea ot Columbu1 Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth re- visited IHt SUQday wlth Mr and turned horne Friday night after a ' Mra. Everett B8chner a nd d�ugh­ . s1� weeks ls1t at Klna:aville, Tex., tera, 1th her son-in-law and �aue:hter, Gregory Gibbs, son of Mr. and ; Mn. Arthur Nibert and Mn. RalJ)h Gibbs, Jr., and gra nd�!r &on, of Mrs. Martha Childs, .was red :� : le n �wnle 111 confined to hia turned to his borne I n New Have n h oIne by lllneu. � . yesterday after four weeks in HnlM�. and Mr1. Robert Hamm and t zer Hospital. Gregory who has had famd)' of Chillicothe were week t rheumatic fever. wui be confin!tl en 1ueat, ol her parents, Mr. to hia home for 1everal weeks' ..u.,.� l,u,, J. (J, Roedel. --�---� Mr. ,1111d Mrs. Harold Youil& ol l!ocnc"el', l'u,, Mrs. Carl Pullin, i. .Jr., ;rnd daua:nter Cheryl of . Be•· I ••, , ..,, , l'a., ,nd Mra. Ellubelh t: oung ot .lie�ver, Pa., Were week • ond �••at• ot !dr. and lira. E"•• 'T" ,:,Ule1. Election of officers waa held .t,J111ao.11 MIidred ,Alberta . and when the Rock Sprln•s Better An111r1 t'ullm• o1 f1atwood1 a 8 t Health Club met recently at the .-:.&turd1r1y wuh Mr and M me of ra. Lewl Grueser with .,,11e1. Lall mg d�turday "!�en1::, �n. R oy �rueser a:.C. Mr,. John were Mra. Yerne Davis a nd . r- Hartun1 II co--hoate111e1. SUI bara 11. nd Ni f l'lra. Mnine AmoJd preaided at ()Ort, Mr. an:"Mn. �rJ: ' the meetlna: which opened with Cheater Road and Mr • d MrI , 1rour. ■lnainr toboftd by the Wilham H. Muuer Aihe!1 Lord I Prayer, Pledge to the Mr, and Mrl · H�rold Bar't•I1 of and devotion, led by Mra Arlee toun5Slown were weekend 1ue1t.1 I Abbott. Offlcen elected we� Mrs · lJf Iu1 mother, Mra. Edna Barteb a ..., Grutffr, PNIIdent; Mn. Ho­ n,v� ,nd atten ded tbe funeral 0f h et mer Radford, •vice prealdent; Mrs. •unt, Mr,. Dana Able■ Norman Weyeramtuer, , NCrttary; .ld.n. Geor,:e t'anapbeil or Y-ourr1 , d �. ArJee , Abolt, tteuurv. •atown vJ1lled relativeJ ln . tho ;.r;bl- School , al the Rock Sprinp . OYer lbo,weei�ild: Methodlat Church w11 anttouneed. • � M d , llanoo ;Jlllwell of\ ' to befln June e and the El11htk :l\ � !tol auestaj Grade Oommeneernent at SalllbUl'Y � :· � e .. \t M� �� d l1,111r W■lker1 . Sclloo1 wu 1nnounced for Kay 211 nd Mr. and� Jamu Will end • ,•Durln tlw -�••l'lm •·our an' .,1,,,_ ll'tlchl � , lltt·•'flt11 to ltay HeaJ; ir: •1J • n t •1· ! H � .�r a d Mrl. Ed 1100n returned . thy ••• wa, mK1 by • lln · 11011111 ' , to -· lrolll"t'.'111 .C61alll'6.. -Vall- �on!. lln. Sklrulff,' Mrt. ' "�· •alter 1J!Olldllil' ·�· _Q.,., :WUltam• Oftleer, lili't,"AIDOl li<oll' .n M!ner■viUe. • 1•· _ , . ,, lrd, Mn. Homer Radford, Mn. Mr• a nd Mn. U1win S, NN11 Howard ftouah. MIi, Honee Ab­ Jf MJnertvllle spent �e wHbaa bo\t and Mn Anna Reutar J,. ID lllddletown with llr. and 11n. .,..m "Early Sprtq•• wu· read by WUll1m Neaae and family. ; Mn. Roy a,,,_, followed by •1 ' -----I!' c:onte,t wbicli W'l1 won by Jin. Arnold Ind !lln. Hu,11 Bearlla. . Group alnclnJ . ol '!Bleaa Be The · Tie" and tlie ml&pl� be,11odlcUon ,i,ncludocl .thp m..Un1, ll� whloll �in.nit W.t.e M""'1· b the :r· five -- to ,11 lllemben Now You Know Make Elberfelds You r Shopping Center • a1 . y • ' I secretary of the Melp County H,alth Departmeot, bu NTVed u local Red Crou director 1t I Ill• ar, that fluctuated from aothinl to not much. Reeently Ille rnip­ ed the Red CrOM duties. Sbe 'bad fOf' uaed out-of-pocket lund1 �.. I/'•. ' ' ,. '. ' ' . . . ..... . ' ' - • · ' ' FRUIT COCf(IAIL ·- , , .' Northern BATHROOM F0Jtor'1 C � DelMoni. ' 10 bag --- . ' lb.69 . CHARCOAL. BRIOUETi '\.. ,\ . • Kl"111fonl : ' .' ' 2 No.303 c1n1 ns .19 • C COFFEE 1\11 """ • ' , Pi:Affl ,..,. ,,-, . . � icis_. BREASTS --- ... 59c Li . & 1'HIGM5:, e::�.--·•-◄9' § NEQ<s. ·,-J: � 25' W1NGS "'· 19c. BACKS � ·• ·•·- J• ' .. . . ,.. �. ' • i, �.: ' ,I. t. :. . l/i: ':· . ' .J � •• ' '; DESSERT CUPS ----- 6 .... 2sc· 1<,11, IVMI $1riotmonn - JAN· HAGfl · COOKIES · � ·� 49c. PEANUTS---- 39c 1 �-� '•lff lotlt IVANI 2 1,,.., 3·3c ' ASSORTED COOKIES-� '· Plonton-Cocktoll .• �UNS ---,-. 12 ,.�;;,·:n� HOT DOG BUNS ---10 -•29c WHITE BREAD 12,.., Sunlhi11111 HAiXi'uR��R katlt IVANI "8 ct. 49c 8 ct, 10c TEA BAGS---- •:..�· SSc Swlft't""""l'....... INSULATED B�G ----h99c 9ilnllh ,o ct• .,_ . FRYER PARTS With ••,,...,. C1_rryl119 <:no Ad(uottil"• Lep -� tt. 3Sc ,.., �---------FOIL T"""' '-......1• Off •••••••• c.lorful ltd Plaid, l'ar Hot or Cold ZI,,... CIOlln, Corryl"II Hondlo1 Bondware Picnic lta••,. R-r1111ld'1 tfouMhold 'l& ,. 2 :::; 29c -.---------COLO CU Ps' PLASTIC FORK & SPOONS ••••••• cust9mp�• Northom - LUNCHEON NAPKINS .. . u. "So that 11II of our custo­ mers may be served EV• ANS must limit 4 whole fry,.-, I.Iii each �21c 'itAMBIIRGER DILLS . BABY MEATS --- • .,JffOLIDAY CREAM WAX�-oq=s1,.s, D BIG · THIR K�TS t,\AI ,'. SUP$ · S EVA� J�WAX--�- .."$1.ts - PREMIUMG8NIVAL·OFfER'.t 6crystal · I'"" clec:1r 12 ounceih•"Y· bottom tumblers . _ BURGER BITS· -- 5"" 49c. this'.w•at.iWAN$._ . Joh-'• lluo·Jt......Chl1kon, 'l'u,k-,,,..., Meat -lies ,, ' ,1 "'"-'"''" 14-ei. tu."hi ·: ••••••,.:■ ■!■,•: ·' . . . . . . -·-. o· ' . , . . Hunt Club Dog • 11,_. ·_ . .. ' . i Th•«_9lamoroustumblersar.e yours,for onffl9c when you-purchase $10.80 ormore at ony Q"8 time at EVANS • • • . . , ,',, • . • , � I.' , I • _,, ' . ! . ' .. . ' ' • l' "\- • 6 , (,_. .'\ ,. ' , _wh•rtit'sfuntoshop. .. MONTHS SUPPLY GROCER('£$� ij)RUG N�D:S �-,') �. �. ' ' . ' ' .. . .. ' '1 . 11,:e' -�-�-·4 ": '*" .,H.,I..,,., ,. 'iSii'NK"" ...... · . ___ - 3 *.:.'I.- C- :z" 4 '' I· ,. • 1 • ., •• . ···. 7 ' . I � ' ' ' - ' ' .. :, GAS -& OIL· QUALITY MERCHANDISE ' < • �.. I/'•. ' ' ,. '. ' ' . . . ..... . ' ' - • · ' ' FRUIT COCf(IAIL ·- , , .' Northern BATHROOM F0Jtor'1 C � DelMoni. ' 10 bag --- . ' lb.69 . CHARCOAL. BRIOUETi '\.. ,\ . • Kl"111fonl : ' .' ' 2 No.303 c1n1 ns .19 • C COFFEE 1\11 """ • ' , Pi:Affl ,..,. ,,-, . . � icis_. BREASTS --- ... 59c Li . & 1'HIGM5:, e::�.--·•-◄9' § NEQ<s. ·,-J: � 25' W1NGS "'· 19c. BACKS � ·• ·•·- J• ' .. . . ,.. �. ' • i, �.: ' ,I. t. :. . l/i: ':· . ' .J � •• ' '; DESSERT CUPS ----- 6 .... 2sc· 1<,11, IVMI $1riotmonn - JAN· HAGfl · COOKIES · � ·� 49c. PEANUTS---- 39c 1 �-� '•lff lotlt IVANI 2 1,,.., 3·3c ' ASSORTED COOKIES-� '· Plonton-Cocktoll .• �UNS ---,-. 12 ,.�;;,·:n� HOT DOG BUNS ---10 -•29c WHITE BREAD 12,.., Sunlhi11111 HAiXi'uR��R katlt IVANI "8 ct. 49c 8 ct, 10c TEA BAGS---- •:..�· SSc Swlft't""""l'....... INSULATED B�G ----h99c 9ilnllh ,o ct• .,_ . FRYER PARTS With ••,,...,. C1_rryl119 <:no Ad(uottil"• Lep -� tt. 3Sc ,.., �---------FOIL T"""' '-......1• Off •••••••• c.lorful ltd Plaid, l'ar Hot or Cold ZI,,... CIOlln, Corryl"II Hondlo1 Bondware Picnic lta••,. R-r1111ld'1 tfouMhold 'l& ,. 2 :::; 29c -.---------COLO CU Ps' PLASTIC FORK & SPOONS ••••••• cust9mp�• Northom - LUNCHEON NAPKINS .. . u. "So that 11II of our custo­ mers may be served EV• ANS must limit 4 whole fry,.-, I.Iii each �21c 'itAMBIIRGER DILLS . BABY MEATS --- • .,JffOLIDAY CREAM WAX�-oq=s1,.s, D BIG · THIR K�TS t,\AI ,'. SUP$ · S EVA� J�WAX--�- .."$1.ts - PREMIUMG8NIVAL·OFfER'.t 6crystal · I'"" clec:1r 12 ounceih•"Y· bottom tumblers . _ BURGER BITS· -- 5"" 49c. this'.w•at.iWAN$._ . Joh-'• lluo·Jt......Chl1kon, 'l'u,k-,,,..., Meat -lies ,, ' ,1 "'"-'"''" 14-ei. tu."hi ·: ••••••,.:■ ■!■,•: ·' . . . . . . -·-. o· ' . , . . Hunt Club Dog • 11,_. ·_ . .. ' . i Th•«_9lamoroustumblersar.e yours,for onffl9c when you-purchase $10.80 ormore at ony Q"8 time at EVANS • • • . . , ,',, • . • , � I.' , I • _,, ' . ! . ' .. . ' ' • l' "\- • 6 , (,_. .'\ ,. ' , _wh•rtit'sfuntoshop. .. MONTHS SUPPLY GROCER('£$� ij)RUG N�D:S �-,') �. �. ' ' . ' ' .. . .. ' '1 . 11,:e' -�-�-·4 ": '*" .,H.,I..,,., ,. 'iSii'NK"" ...... · . ___ - 3 *.:.'I.- C- :z" 4 '' I· ,. • 1 • ., •• . ···. 7 ' . I � ' ' ' - ' ' .. :, GAS -& OIL· QUALITY MERCHANDISE ' < • �--- -- � - - - - - - -·- ----------- - · - ·--"" ,. ,. - 'A- 1,GAt TO l"El iijfft IODGETS -PASSIS IN RMEW.:-: Steve Barber · Wins 4th Closs B Grad - COMlffl �,TOU'U -UV(l IIAIIII SIGN TWI) !'1LWAIJXEE, WI■. UPI - The VU•aukff: Braves ftne liped two coUe1e plafer• lo • minor lea1ue cont.r•ct.1. Pltther DaYid Cox of Westchester State Te•ch• en Colleee, Pa., will report to JAulavllle of the American Asen., The 11elg11 County Coon Hunters and catcher Butler Powell from Loyola of New Orlfl!1n1 -will be A111oclatlon 11 sponBorlng a field ,uicned to ln the Idaho trial consisting of many water evenb, ineludine; a drag race. State League. This event will be May 29th !ilarl­ ing at 1 1 1. m. . A Co,<..,. ,_, Nlthtl The coon·On-lo& will be the first event of the da,y. Thi■ event will be held ,t Johnson )..ake located on the farm of Robert Paynter. There will be signs directing peo• pie to thei ground�. Signs will TONIGl:4T start on Roule 3S b�ween PomeFAMILY NIGHT roy and Hemlock Grove. There Red Skelton ;o will alltO be .sig"n.s from Five Point, "'PUBUC PIGEON NO. 1" located between Pomeroy and Chester, on State Roule 7. (Oolor) l'ater Events To Feature Coon Trials '. ' •s Bo* . r�fi:.1 ,it.•:e;:;:��:;· t ¥. .if••¥ ¥.•.¥ •. t.. t•·*·•t •: , :i :¥ ¥:¥.::¥ :1::,: :i :i:':¥:• . ' SMOKED i:: " ' ' . l!i:1 C :::. : SHANK tt(:: Jlt/1 ' • • • • ' • 181 " .,,.,. . • HALF • • • • ' I,. • • , ' C FULL lb E i1i 4 GOOD .Y�LI./ES FOIi Th• Genuine Chocol•t• Tinn . . . $plcv, Rich Tomato Snider's Catsup l7-o•. 10C Hershey's Syrup _ 2 16-o L .can, Mixed N.UtS To,t lr1nd o - L Pancy, Vacuum _ 14Clft CocktQI•1 peanuts i:Jfc) Hl•C Brand . , . Pruit Drink 39C Orange Dri nk 46-0L can1 79 Wlkon,ln Pl••· •• Sllcod -- lb. t-lnch ,la Pontlo l,1nd ___ •• 20 Ruby BH St,owb•"Y • Opp 1ng ,..,,u,. A-Pe nn Motor Oi l _ .!'29c 3 Rich'• Brand c,n _ ••n 42C AIP'1 MAllVIL . . . VANI LLA-Mi GALLON "' .• ,•;;i , ' . ', .. ,.1 "" .. ... , . h · �i' .. � · Six Other f11von 69c. R19ul1r Price Waffle Cones Nob1... __ ·•"ka"19c 1 Cut-Up Fryer Parts ! Chicken Breasts ::;:, _ n.. 59c Chicken Wings:���. - lb. 29c Chicken Legs !�-;::; __ 1b. 45c A&P's FRIED FISH ! Read y To Heat And Eat Fri.d Haddock Fillets . . . . . . . , . , lb. 55c Frl■d P■rch FIiiets , . . . . . . . . . . . , lb. 49c • • Fried Cod Fillets . . . . , . . . . . . . _ • lb. 55c . Roastin g Chicken s •••cty . . . Stewin g Chicke ns P•n lb. 49c Whole or Cut•Up INDIANAIIOLJS, IIJd. IJJJ LlJht b ...,...IIJl,t !iM!ilfl"P ¥· chic Moore, •dJn \ttinl hl't not. in the beat ph)'■lca condition, wa, favored to defeat wfm Beamanof! in tonight'• televiJdln flth&. The bout wtu 1lve the titlehold­ er a "payd11y" befou bia next de­ fen3e. RIVER · .;;:;;�=;;;;;======•. l l3SIAI, o,..,... : (10). MEIGS THEATRE . Pf,'! Eock I• ,f'l• nl�m��4-0; 10:40 pm 3·1, '· 9) For 33c '°"'- ll!l!IOLSON RUG AliD ¥Ml ber pad 11 n , by lb 4 ; one yea · $7 · · Pltgne WVI&-2H� 2297 · • •· 00 · I 1 7 ) Help m,v it w,........ ,.n,tii'Sf REUABLE WOMAN OJl GlllL TO -,llllt wifth- Mm ewdr\"'and Icare -.�-j. � u • t W, elderlf Wale. No Ia ¥f· Time • ofll tf ve in. S.25-6tc Phone W Y2-MID. rot lb. CllCLE'S 11.. Any Slh ■ 1-GL M ' Lud fAms b B HOnOre eSt Cu I turo I prog ra m •~•· Middle-rt Women Attend Bqptift Meeting , 3 St • ' �TO.N '•.,,i'ri . .; ,hone U¼at7S !. ·: S'tRVE S ' 18 . !�• YOUI CHOICl1 JANI PAlKR - � - ,,• • Frankfurter or Sandwich 'Rolls , ·, · , ..°''�:i · 3 ' c I · · c ,...,le . . . .. PKO. Of 12 · �.'.fhlli ,,.__ , your helluy ;q: _ . .., .., _- � "l'Nlh" o.llyt 11111 DRESSES 0nd WKITE HAT$ for .J� DllotRi\TION Bil"° Phillip Sisten Style Shop -eroy .-4.M. lb 10 P.111. ll,' l!lf ,iu.r,e 111,¥tln1. • Ma inly About People In Pom41roy Mr. and Jfn. Paul li'rlck were at LOndon Sund17 to attend the· · funeral of Raymond Pullinl. · Mft, C�lea g.utvet llfd. IIOn, Chuckle -of Eollimbul were recen& overnight g:uesti of llr. and Mn. Everett Thomas. Mn. Robert Ch art• · and )(r. · and Kra. Erne,t Jacobi of Col­ the with Sund11 umbua ■pent former'• mother, Mn. F.dward Hite. ,ir. and Mn. Manning Walker 'lfO!'• , ,,.. ••� Bru<!' of Canton · -w,ekend guesta of bi, mother, ' lln.. Ernllt Rhodes. · -- iiiiiii II . , ,. .,,,.... TM C.....ow �rio .,.,,. -3l'l.t'ff ... � *'com .... • -­ .· l,oud1. �- -'"" *,..� �KITS -'Ibo · - ln 'Moldoll . ..,., - ..i G... llooll. .... ., -1:y .»oal. •PUNLIIIIR 17 l'OOTllt ,­ . f" ·- �I of llooli, ♦" RIIIUND miA� ' ' . ... Boalo. . *'IIIIL,t,ND . _.._.. IIOAT-1\r .-... -. llta!O', 11'1116', lrila'r' r • �NITl...,,.f" .... .....,_. e � fr,UIHMAN tcoar..S ---' • , , ,· - ··•-:' � -'!' ., , i I, . . __ .' -·· � -� ♦11ii'EF cdr lilo - W lll uoot , � Fllll '1.'llll n.'!/ � AIWUlilDI . � ll'!P'>I- TII I P.M. IIU , . OC,ESSLIR ' JIWE LRY i coun 11 , " . ·. · ' , . ,.,,.aov s:y e�z,saU:ll�•Ef.J:.Q :s.anh&U c , , MmCt';UTAN .MOI O R S ' "'TtraiMportat.iOII, CID i.d l Sm" ..._ ,, I lly LUC ILL I IIAWKINI ..­ .,._ WITH GOEGUIN Rlll)J-MIX CONCRETE NELLY-DON . I :1 ,...__, Ohio Niee Lb■e Of - - - GREAT ATlANTIC � PAClflC TEA COMPANY, INC ar ke ts PhoM WY-U. 4 1 Ill. Corner 2nd & Rutland Improve Your Home t!MI ·, ' con£1d,nce ,. • • sif$l!fll olJ cw;,.,.,,,_ '· Erwin's G Pl!o• an. . l· lltlla, . . '<Jtiifn . Smucker's Topping:�1.::: .�-17c AMlR ICA'S DIPEJI DABlE FOOD MIRCH A�T SINCE 1659 II .. NI- IIWAW-. ••Y ·,Wiu llllie WllUNOD fll cant-. ill vUlilinJ with Mn. CUA John.on and other mends hf.re. Mr. and Kn. lana..'11 J. Sanbornt Chethi.re, and llr. and lln. � 1rd Worner, Belpre, ret�ed San­ day eveniz11 frdm I flH ..y ,._. Uoii llip to Wub.inJUN), p. C. and Luray Cav�. V1. t,ae hnbol'III' !lln. Oav•, wu Ul1 ...... of llil Jr•odperents, Kr. and ..... Bttbel Coleman, while h.lt tardt• Wete • •ay. Mn. Gr■ce e:u,, w1,o vialted �t Suncby wilh Kn. •� Entn ID Pomsoy, alto v�U.ed brl1n, wil• Kr. and lfn. � Shulfr. Jack liecbtle 11 � tll at hil home. Mn. Bemard J[rtffA, -,,n under went emergency Jurgery Jt Hober Hoepital 1,.ai t•f.(N', •� returned to her home S1'.!:nday 'nd js r,e,port. ed to be r�Verinc nJc9'r. -...- Goe9lein Ready�M ix Co. M CIRCLE'S R,ttoumnt . HANBY MrL E. J. Hill and Mr. and W,1. Roy Jones Sr., vl11ted laal �ek with relalives in· Columbull. Mr. and Mn. E. J. Hill spent Saturday in Circleville and at• tended the pony sale. Mr. and Mr■. H. L. Gotthardt ,nd ,on Bruce of Columbo, wero weeke.nd guest, of her mother, M,a. W. A. Morg,n . Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Doop.hue of ' Dayton Wtte weekend ,Uetb of Mr. and Mn. Jaml!I Dm4hue. Mr. i11nd Mrs. Robert�u rray ■pent s unday in Huntin n. -Arouncl And ,_ About Middle_. • · Mn. P.tul SIJlart.. llra. Willil An· Durin& the blWllillll N&1ion 1n tho • · M,n. B�lah Whii,L Mrs. <�Ir�• of th� Jll'>Biilepl, Mn. •B<t!y r Par Hoffman, lfre. Ynncea P'ultl, lllla Wood was voted as Bearh11 and Mrs. ,Bernice Baker of the Valentine Girl to represent Middleport were in Rio Grande the sorority in the national con• "Fully Equipped To Serve . Ypv" Tuesday ev,nin1 where Mn. Smart test. The team headed by Mn. lffftne was installip1 officer for tbe &p.. II ,,,. are plonning • new wit, dri._ , �tion, pordl or tist Women'i A.qocj.JtiQQ of the Braun was named winner of the garage floer build It lbe oonwnlent, iow"�Ollt 'lfQ willh Goeglein, Rio Grande A.,oclaljpn. attendance eonttllL The team head• Ready-Mixed Concrete. Nione WY 2--3284 for • fret elCimlte. · Mrs. Ritlpb Zunci,1 ol . the Fint ed by Mrs. Reva Vaughan will Qaptlst Churth or Pomefoy wa■ sttn'e a steak dinner to the win the devotional leader for the m·.!et- 11ers at the home of Mn. Barbar� ing whlth w,s held at the Calvary Betting on June 14 at 6 p. m. Wea­ ther permitting the affair- will ·1,e• B».ptist chq. P-V �I, \ff-2-3%14 ' ,- 1114dt,por1 · During the· ia.t,tt,twt" seryjce, )tlfl on l,be ,iiitlb. · lfn. -��rh, M•g l)urif!g th• fWtiU IIIUUIIOIII . Mr,. S lljart w ere )Vt'IUeJl ti)' .eaoil •imblr· for a duet. • l Officen installed wqe Mrs. pocl•I activities ehe would like the · 1,mes Stephenson H PJ'-"'.dep,f.; ctu,pt,r t,p llfOJl&Or in the coming Mrs Smart, first vice president; year. These will be considered by llrs. Winsto• P!iOCUSi of Jwon, the OQCjll commlltoe when the, vice pre&idellt of miYione; Un. complete the social calendar for L. M. Jones, Jac,on, vice pr�, the year. Money which members �llected of Christian service ; MrR. Dean Mill.er: Jackso!1, vice pre!lident of / tbt,Can�er Dri_'<NI was turud I n the president. Christian tr411N_. O,; lira. vice president. ot b111inau pro, Mn. Vaughan · presented the fesslonal womq; flln. P. I\. Lyne, cultural program "Home Building :R.10 Gl'allde, reeordill,g secretary; and Planning" and Mn. Fultz led and Mrs. S. L. Jenkins, Rio Gra11#1e, the prpgram dilcuS11io11 on poetry with each member participating. treasure. Among the chairmen ln1talled Following the closing rih1al, re• were Mr11. }farry Houdashelt as frelijlments were served by Sue PPIJEROY, omo cholrnum of provam•: '.Mn. °'!YI• Seelig, Barbara Bet!lna ond SAbra COURT S'l'aEET Sh"1er, Clieshire. chairman of lit- Morrison. This was the last meetinr or the • M'lture1 Jfn. Briggs Kirby, J{DUle Party; Mn. Joe Cook, Mlll1lon1ry group until September at they re• stewardahip Education; � Wit• .ceH for the summer monthl and \. lie Anthony, Speakers and Inter- taold 1oclal meetings only. preter,; Mrs. George Holm.1D oi' Racine. Si,ttial Interest million• I I arle's; Mrs. Ralph Zundel, Splritu■I Life; Mrs. Clarence Mulford of Cheshire, F•mil)' Life, and Mn. Betty Sal1er of l\aclne, Scholmhip chairman. l{ql,h ay Se,,ion Olive Farm women's Club held their May meeting at the home of the president, :Hn. Ella Oe�rne. F'oDowlng the buglneu seulon a program was presented as follow-a: °Chll4r,:in's Part in the Home" by P1ulirie Myers; "'tothtr'I Bole In the Home" by llrs. Olborue and "Comparilon of Women in Home Yesterday, 7�y and Tomorrow•� , by Momjo •Buckley. · Refrellup�bi "fell aerved to U,.e abpve llUled ud llta. Ara � Kti. Edna Hall, Mn, Tre11 stun', Mn, Marpril Brown and tilJju Pickens. Mn. Tffs11 Swain will be ho1teu Try Some Soon • Guest, were mtmben of Lhe ctn1reptiQO o( Grll('J !p.ilCOi:itJ Cburch and the weddinl pally. Open face 11ndwiffle-1, decor.ied coo�iea and punch wen MrVed UI 1ppro.h111J.ely 7S &uatl - The table wu lovely witll liDtJI cutwort cover, centered with an ar• rangem�nt of yellow and wbtte cbr1sa11Lhemum1 with y1llo• tapera io cr,a&a! holder■ on either lifle. prelidiiag at the punch bowl during the afternoon wert _Mr1. Leo Stary ¥ rJ. Pat.r ic ll: Lochar, 11'd '1n. William Bbti!ru. :;:'1:s!'�t:1:.:.i.l>ary'a Oli11e Women'1 Clu,b ''IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" Appetites thrive on lhi touch of taste-tantall2i ng fresh fruits and ve L I r: I I./ BI I � tables( You'll find 'em �y the score ln A&:P's prod � uce department· wlth rigbt-out-of-lhe-ganlen freshness, all priced to refresh the budg�t! FANCY HOT HOUSE . . . FIRM, llED lllPE Mi•I Jan1ce Story and Char Ie■ Lochary whose mirriae.t will bf' an event or Sunday, June 12, at the Grace Epia,eop.al Churtb, were I UeJU ot honor at I reception Sund•Y afternoon 1 iven bi' Kr. and Mn. Fred Crow Jr., )Ir. and lln .J O. Roedel and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm 11 tlv Cro• home in Syrecuae . The home w11 beaut.l:fully decora� witb ,r. r&n1emenll ol 1prinr nowen f•r the oc:!aiion. I I .,_...,;=:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;.._., ib'. ••and -- With Recepnon At C row H ome · On(J tb,ee ..-e,:U a,o Ricbarda had Barber tieted for the minon but Tuesday night he pitched the Oriole• into a balf•pme, lelld In t}Je American Leaf'¥ with a 6- 1 victory ovv the Cbid10 While Sox. The •ix•loot, 1 80-pounder now own■ 1 4·1 rt!i!ord and a 1uue ririg 1.B& earned run neraa:e _ noJ bad for a kid who was 1· 1 1 11 Pent1cola of the Al1bama-F1orida League In U�S9. flirtt arly Laad Thi• i■ the fint time the Orioles have been In (lr1t place .at thi■ •Lase of the aea.10n since they switched to Baltimore and it appean it's time for the ''bia: boys" to start taking them seriou.sly . Riehards himself insists It's al• ready "later than they think'' and lhaL lh young Oriole• already have come of age. The Cleveland Indiana beat the Washington Senator,, 7 . 2 and moved past the White Soi: into seeond place, the �troit Tiaen whitewuhed the New York Yantees, 4--0, and the K.a nsaa Ci t.Ji Athletics dealt the Bofton 'Red Sox their 10th strai&ht loa, 6-2, in other American Leaaue 1,mea. The � Francisco Giant■ r•· claimed lint place Jq I.he National Lea1ue by eight percentate points . Ury I 155 When they ""'"ealed ..,,e ,c Ph IladeI· Cf pbia PblllieJ, 4-0, and the Loi Or Angeles Dod&era beat the Pltlo• burgh Pjoite,, 4-2. Milwaukee at St. • . Louis and Chicai;o at Cincin• ·• · ed ou t. nat t were ram M·IM; Lucy AmIbary wu . 1waru ed the gift for the ou.1'1&Ddj,ng Cult· ural vr<lll'&m of � yeor when the ..Ohio �ti Phi Chaple of th, � Sigma Phi SororltJ met · Tuetday •I the Ohio F'Uel GH ollice i n Middleprogram wu -:::;======;i;:;a==.::., I •· Boneless Hams __ 79c ._ Roll Sausage !�:,:�--- 39c Canad•fQn Bacon Pl- _ 79c Sliced Bacon :!.i lb, 49c .. .. • Luncheon. Meat Chol .......1,h1 _ ..... 39c Fres_ h Pork Ham ::".��k "'· 49c I l" 111.,!1142... 44 M,. and Mn. e.thol Coleman ol lliddlepo,t ••terlfll\.. with • bjrihd,y party ■t t.ltelt .,ew ho me • -�-- 1 btlr QQ Llncoln Street p01....-1.Qa cr•ndt=hildren David 81:nboth who wu two Yi!•r1 old latt wen: and Kathy Coleman wbo celebrated her tint birthday 1lao lut week. David I t t.be 10D of ll r. . ■nd Mn. Ja me, E. lanbom, Cbethire . and Ka thy 1- lhe clau&bter of A 2/ C and Mn. Jaek Coleman of Pt, Pleuaat. Gu'tst1 ror the party \"'rte rela• tlvn and nei,gbborbood friend,. A t>lrcus tb,me w,, uHd ror the parJ.y with the decorated birt hday cake and decprated cup cake1 and ltt cream bt-i .QI lffYed. Pa von of lollipop• and balloons were elven to the guesll. Gamea were dlrrcted. by Roy Colem1n and Pegn Rhodes with prizes be ing given to Joey Smith, Jimmy Daley, Jerry Coleman , Don and Marc Dailey, Gueeb for the puty locludtd A2/ C ■ nd Mr■. Coleman, Mr. and Mr■. Earl Smith and son Joey, Mr. and Mr1. Gene Coleman and ■on Jerry ; Bob Dalley and IOfll, Jim, Don, Marc and Chip, ltr. and Mr■. Mick · MJlln and ton Jeffrey. Mr. ud · lfn. WIIJ llhl Folmer ol New Ha�en, M.rt. Jean Dailey, Clyda Mae Taylor, Mlch,el Taylor and the honorees. ------- I Couple Honored - JQ' . FOR SALE: IJ� eh.lldren, ii ,..,. 11114- - � a $ 175. Vitatqe, JJ. ,�, '9!'9�, Middleport. � . Fresh Fryers _·�--- lb. 39c Sup,1r-ll1ht , . , Rolled, Cook.Id, Rudy To-lat - s..t,"' Held Rece,;tly At c.oleMa11 Home Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. , May 25, INO 11 Ready-Mixed Concrete For Every Job TOO LATE TO CLAS$IPY su,.,-lt,"t . . . CuMJw,;, Tny Pack Smoked Picnics ,r!FA WANT ADS ., ·. REPORT -- I Game Hens ____ 1!:·69c Super-light . . . Short Shank-Who.. Knocks Off l'hite Sox 6-1 To Put Orioles Int Half-Game AL Lead · 'l'l)f kid lrom Cwo II­ Rlchard1 Hid WU hi• •.,,, headache" 11 gtving the B1ltlwl e Oriole■' rlv1Ul a kin&••lieckl>.a l­ over. � 1 ... He'·• St,!ve Barbtr -. a 2,\.,.... old left-hander CQach Upry -Bre­ cheen 11y1 "can throw a a_traw­ btrT)' throutc� 1 locoJDot.ive"-■nd It will be ,n UDUIUal f(tht for , )1'.oore, who usqall)' doesn� step rl�t n-0w he Jooks like lhe rookie Into tbe rin1 unlau hi, tltlt'! ii at fll1d of a lifetime. stak.e. Bu t he wai,. a:uar.nteed $25.000 Jor th� encounttir and il will unre aa a warm•UP for bl, -nut tflle def.nae in two 1nonth1 p. mi t Sc�pner, the Euro• [ a i l E ri pean 1'16 pound champlo11,. --=c=cFIGHT II.ULT$ Montgomery ll'-9 on : , DENVER, Coll), UPI - Y am1 upper, 10.7 on lower, runnln11 20 ,_1 n1, Ba,.__ ..maa, feet; Gallipoli• 18.9 on · upper, Baharo11, 158, BOJU outpointed Victor Zalazar, llJOI¾ , 1 .2 on lower, runnin g 12 feet; This Jnnual event is organb:ed Argentioe (10); Eddie G ..-cla. 133, 3 Pleasa Pt. nt, 25.12; Lock 23, l4.S for the view and enjoyment of •Denver, outpomled. � Che.etnut, and shtionary New York I.aae LOCondltlM1 of Movable DMM: gart. 1 46 1,i: , Cuha, outpointed Ja. All dams are up lncludl nc 1-ck pin•ea ( 10) vellana Kid 1-H-lk •1 P.billp ' • 1 2a, pnn.ln1 about I: traPt 1nd ' _ . : id '•lcket,. Look i3 ii down. Jlrl' ll'RlllliK ·�Dt COLUMBUS 'U)>J -';- Reller,, POIIIROY, OHIO 11,w; -· �""1,nd; 'lred Kip,> slamril,ed · !hf · d� � i,;;j; ·I,, NJitlonal 6•80 ..,; 0.2 ; Columbu1 Tuea�Y. Bl�· • t �e 16 'City of Hlin� T:00 vliitlng tlithmonl \leeo li,11,f th am 1►0• Lock 17 ' <!�ari•• �. Not 0PI!' Tonloht Jets' five game wlnn!p1 ffl11k stJv eJ1sQl\ 4:tl() am, '1-2:: Lock 18 with a f· 2 victory. Mike Creditor 8:SO all'I, !Oi); . THURSDAY •nd FRIDAY µ>Cit ;22 Advancl! lO ; ;cJ, 17-4>; the public. aa,1, Q-3; �t "FIVE GATES TO HELL" ...,. The award& will coqalat Of cash Harriet M •t 10t30 l�:50 PPJ, ff:.P; ter Bob Ben 2 S be bued pr�s. The e.wil!da will C. V. Horner 8:� p m, 2-0; Baby · Piatricia Owem - Ken Scott •n R"-"1s v enlr• - 1 fees• La-y ,.. "'"1.N'41' 1 :00 am, 2•9; Beaver 2:80 I.ere I manager. -----·---� am, 1:0; Robert E. Reed 4:1 0 am, IH I ; fW� Z 6•50 ... 7-0; Cot• ton Qil#I B : )P 11,§. , lb. 45c Comllh . . . Finey, Ovtn R..dy Willie U...11111.1J11.ff 8 in·Wftata13uy·- l to t lb, · Oven Ready . . . Plump and Tender 2 /�; 59c 10-aL lb PKG. Fresh Turkeys ____ n.. 49c Fri■d Flounder Fillets . .·. . . . . . . • lb. 59c Fri■d Fish Sticks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 45c Fri■d. Fish Cakes . . . . . . . , 1 2 oz. pka. 35c h• W Ip y 2 pl. HII ''·" 79C C 1 -LB. Oven Rudy . . . Young •nd Prump, S Grapefruit Juice __ 2 4!::; 59c SWISS • Chease 59C Pkt• ' Plates 29C PUre Preserves A&P ·••nd - un l 2•0L can, "SAMSON � Dll.ILAH" This is nultry that suits you to a "T"-Tasty . . . Tender . . . . . . Thrifty. Every o�e measures up lo A&P's exacting ,tandards. Pri­ . ced to go extra light on your purse! Fried SClillop1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 65c Whit• Poper Roasted Peanuts :!:d _1::.� 35c Span,s • h peanuts rn.... 2Sc 2 _ ..,. _ Ml.i(ue Van Doren., Mel Tonne - - -''G� - - ·TOWN'' -- - - - - A&P's TOP QUALITY POU LTRY ! C Al P Brand . . , Our ,lg1t Quall tr 69C =�� btl,. Luncheon Meat "'-25C A&P t,ood 7 Our Pin. Ouol, ••n . ' - IAe , Nteraon ..;.. F.dd,ie, Byrne . · "JACK, THl!l RIPPER" NOW AT ITATI THIATRI PT, PLIAIANT ALL MEAT 1::: 2 u.... 29C Supu.Rltht , . , R..dy,To-S.rve o"eiM;;;,. · Dri�k- 3 �::. 79c ' . II :,,.:,: A&P'S Thfl·rty r,;:.;. uruter • ., . . 1es. Iona Peaches __ 2 2!:; 49c '- 0.vJ.d Wayne - Tom Ewe-It " UP FRONT'' lb ;�� -------- un C1Ufemle . . . Yellow Clin1 . , . H,lv.ir; or SIie•• \ . - tW0 - LARGE END SUPEll-ltlGHT . . . SKINLESS, TENDER AND JUICY C i:.: IL \�;!: >'j:•:a•'.•,:-::,.❖;,r.-·'.t':J:•:·•:•·:•:1•:•·•:•·•:•:•· :· ❖••:•·•:•:•· :.·.:-·.·.·.;.:.·.·.•.:.:-•.•.:,:••·-.·•:•·•••·•:•:•·❖·•:•;,-r.-:::.••,-.:,:,,r,:,;,.,:.·.:•Y•"•"·'·•·····•·······••·...-,•,•.•.•,•.• ·,••�,n,:- •--,.#•,:;. • , ,..,,,.,!.;.;,,..,,,.,•.,,. . .. . . .,,.,.,.,.,.,. . . ...,.,,.,.,. . . . .,.,:./f.. }f..:t• . ..f• .....•• .,,. •.!• . •.•. ¥ ,..·····-'¥•.,.•.. ¥........,.;v.v...: ..¥ .•.•. .,•...,.,.,_ · ;;.,;,. .T; ,.,..;...;r'.; ,,.....� ,;;· . • • •. •.! ·····•··..,.···· • • • .• .• •:•.•;,;.,;•. · ·· ···..·¥. .,;,J .•;,;,;,...;,;.;.• ,,� ■ ■ THURSDAY _.;.. FRIDAY r:;; W Iii � i*. . t =:! Iona Peas • 16 lb. FULL ANK ��L F Unl,.rm Quality . . . Lar1t, Tender • • ' �:: BUTT HALF lb. 59c-WHOLE HAM lb. 53c FLAVORFUL HOLIDAY EATING . . . • C :_.•�.=::.,: BONE LESS . . . SKINL ESS, READY TO EAT ... -·- • • * WHOLE I� ' ] C FULLY COOK ED · · READY TO EAT ::: ff OF 1>EEF SUPER-RIGH'!' . . . LEAN lb :�: ,'i( : �: SMALL E"!D lb, 79c - -� • •t'• �! Fu� . SUPER,RIGHT . . . WELL TRIMMED, TENDER, STEE R BEE LB. SIZE C i:�f ' • 0 e �� : ·::: ter ,�slices are removed from Half Hams, ex• cept at your r• H•Uclay Ham wtth rMN to ott.r you · !!'"'" I ulcy ttndwnan __appetidn1 fl•vor •nd 1 mrIll. Th NCeute IT't ur-'ully curH and lfflDk.cl untll It rHct... • ..ectable ..,.._ of . dn.tu lnJ•r one over the wwkenct •nd VII •·- . ' & HAM tt.NI•, '•' • ! . ,.. ,. ,,amiJ Moj>fll FJiVOJ'ed ()ylll' Birthday Party ' WY-Nm =:.=: ::.r--· . ..,; $ias tn111,t-.i � �--- -- � - - - - - - -·- ----------- - · - ·--"" ,. ,. - 'A- 1,GAt TO l"El iijfft IODGETS -PASSIS IN RMEW.:-: Steve Barber · Wins 4th Closs B Grad - COMlffl �,TOU'U -UV(l IIAIIII SIGN TWI) !'1LWAIJXEE, WI■. UPI - The VU•aukff: Braves ftne liped two coUe1e plafer• lo • minor lea1ue cont.r•ct.1. Pltther DaYid Cox of Westchester State Te•ch• en Colleee, Pa., will report to JAulavllle of the American Asen., The 11elg11 County Coon Hunters and catcher Butler Powell from Loyola of New Orlfl!1n1 -will be A111oclatlon 11 sponBorlng a field ,uicned to ln the Idaho trial consisting of many water evenb, ineludine; a drag race. State League. This event will be May 29th !ilarl­ ing at 1 1 1. m. . A Co,<..,. ,_, Nlthtl The coon·On-lo& will be the first event of the da,y. Thi■ event will be held ,t Johnson )..ake located on the farm of Robert Paynter. There will be signs directing peo• pie to thei ground�. Signs will TONIGl:4T start on Roule 3S b�ween PomeFAMILY NIGHT roy and Hemlock Grove. There Red Skelton ;o will alltO be .sig"n.s from Five Point, "'PUBUC PIGEON NO. 1" located between Pomeroy and Chester, on State Roule 7. (Oolor) l'ater Events To Feature Coon Trials '. ' •s Bo* . r�fi:.1 ,it.•:e;:;:��:;· t ¥. .if••¥ ¥.•.¥ •. t.. t•·*·•t •: , :i :¥ ¥:¥.::¥ :1::,: :i :i:':¥:• . ' SMOKED i:: " ' ' . l!i:1 C :::. : SHANK tt(:: Jlt/1 ' • • • • ' • 181 " .,,.,. . • HALF • • • • ' I,. • • , ' C FULL lb E i1i 4 GOOD .Y�LI./ES FOIi Th• Genuine Chocol•t• Tinn . . . $plcv, Rich Tomato Snider's Catsup l7-o•. 10C Hershey's Syrup _ 2 16-o L .can, Mixed N.UtS To,t lr1nd o - L Pancy, Vacuum _ 14Clft CocktQI•1 peanuts i:Jfc) Hl•C Brand . , . Pruit Drink 39C Orange Dri nk 46-0L can1 79 Wlkon,ln Pl••· •• Sllcod -- lb. t-lnch ,la Pontlo l,1nd ___ •• 20 Ruby BH St,owb•"Y • Opp 1ng ,..,,u,. A-Pe nn Motor Oi l _ .!'29c 3 Rich'• Brand c,n _ ••n 42C AIP'1 MAllVIL . . . VANI LLA-Mi GALLON "' .• ,•;;i , ' . ', .. ,.1 "" .. ... , . h · �i' .. � · Six Other f11von 69c. R19ul1r Price Waffle Cones Nob1... __ ·•"ka"19c 1 Cut-Up Fryer Parts ! Chicken Breasts ::;:, _ n.. 59c Chicken Wings:���. - lb. 29c Chicken Legs !�-;::; __ 1b. 45c A&P's FRIED FISH ! Read y To Heat And Eat Fri.d Haddock Fillets . . . . . . . , . , lb. 55c Frl■d P■rch FIiiets , . . . . . . . . . . . , lb. 49c • • Fried Cod Fillets . . . . , . . . . . . . _ • lb. 55c . Roastin g Chicken s •••cty . . . Stewin g Chicke ns P•n lb. 49c Whole or Cut•Up INDIANAIIOLJS, IIJd. IJJJ LlJht b ...,...IIJl,t !iM!ilfl"P ¥· chic Moore, •dJn \ttinl hl't not. in the beat ph)'■lca condition, wa, favored to defeat wfm Beamanof! in tonight'• televiJdln flth&. The bout wtu 1lve the titlehold­ er a "payd11y" befou bia next de­ fen3e. RIVER · .;;:;;�=;;;;;======•. l l3SIAI, o,..,... : (10). MEIGS THEATRE . Pf,'! Eock I• ,f'l• nl�m��4-0; 10:40 pm 3·1, '· 9) For 33c '°"'- ll!l!IOLSON RUG AliD ¥Ml ber pad 11 n , by lb 4 ; one yea · $7 · · Pltgne WVI&-2H� 2297 · • •· 00 · I 1 7 ) Help m,v it w,........ ,.n,tii'Sf REUABLE WOMAN OJl GlllL TO -,llllt wifth- Mm ewdr\"'and Icare -.�-j. � u • t W, elderlf Wale. No Ia ¥f· Time • ofll tf ve in. S.25-6tc Phone W Y2-MID. rot lb. CllCLE'S 11.. Any Slh ■ 1-GL M ' Lud fAms b B HOnOre eSt Cu I turo I prog ra m •~•· Middle-rt Women Attend Bqptift Meeting , 3 St • ' �TO.N '•.,,i'ri . .; ,hone U¼at7S !. ·: S'tRVE S ' 18 . !�• YOUI CHOICl1 JANI PAlKR - � - ,,• • Frankfurter or Sandwich 'Rolls , ·, · , ..°''�:i · 3 ' c I · · c ,...,le . . . .. PKO. Of 12 · �.'.fhlli ,,.__ , your helluy ;q: _ . .., .., _- � "l'Nlh" o.llyt 11111 DRESSES 0nd WKITE HAT$ for .J� DllotRi\TION Bil"° Phillip Sisten Style Shop -eroy .-4.M. lb 10 P.111. ll,' l!lf ,iu.r,e 111,¥tln1. • Ma inly About People In Pom41roy Mr. and Jfn. Paul li'rlck were at LOndon Sund17 to attend the· · funeral of Raymond Pullinl. · Mft, C�lea g.utvet llfd. IIOn, Chuckle -of Eollimbul were recen& overnight g:uesti of llr. and Mn. Everett Thomas. Mn. Robert Ch art• · and )(r. · and Kra. Erne,t Jacobi of Col­ the with Sund11 umbua ■pent former'• mother, Mn. F.dward Hite. ,ir. and Mn. Manning Walker 'lfO!'• , ,,.. ••� Bru<!' of Canton · -w,ekend guesta of bi, mother, ' lln.. Ernllt Rhodes. · -- iiiiiii II . , ,. .,,,.... TM C.....ow �rio .,.,,. -3l'l.t'ff ... � *'com .... • -­ .· l,oud1. �- -'"" *,..� �KITS -'Ibo · - ln 'Moldoll . ..,., - ..i G... llooll. .... ., -1:y .»oal. •PUNLIIIIR 17 l'OOTllt ,­ . f" ·- �I of llooli, ♦" RIIIUND miA� ' ' . ... Boalo. . *'IIIIL,t,ND . _.._.. IIOAT-1\r .-... -. llta!O', 11'1116', lrila'r' r • �NITl...,,.f" .... .....,_. e � fr,UIHMAN tcoar..S ---' • , , ,· - ··•-:' � -'!' ., , i I, . . __ .' -·· � -� ♦11ii'EF cdr lilo - W lll uoot , � Fllll '1.'llll n.'!/ � AIWUlilDI . � ll'!P'>I- TII I P.M. IIU , . OC,ESSLIR ' JIWE LRY i coun 11 , " . ·. · ' , . ,.,,.aov s:y e�z,saU:ll�•Ef.J:.Q :s.anh&U c , , MmCt';UTAN .MOI O R S ' "'TtraiMportat.iOII, CID i.d l Sm" ..._ ,, I lly LUC ILL I IIAWKINI ..­ .,._ WITH GOEGUIN Rlll)J-MIX CONCRETE NELLY-DON . I :1 ,...__, Ohio Niee Lb■e Of - - - GREAT ATlANTIC � PAClflC TEA COMPANY, INC ar ke ts PhoM WY-U. 4 1 Ill. Corner 2nd & Rutland Improve Your Home t!MI ·, ' con£1d,nce ,. • • sif$l!fll olJ cw;,.,.,,,_ '· Erwin's G Pl!o• an. . l· lltlla, . . '<Jtiifn . Smucker's Topping:�1.::: .�-17c AMlR ICA'S DIPEJI DABlE FOOD MIRCH A�T SINCE 1659 II .. NI- IIWAW-. ••Y ·,Wiu llllie WllUNOD fll cant-. ill vUlilinJ with Mn. CUA John.on and other mends hf.re. Mr. and Kn. lana..'11 J. Sanbornt Chethi.re, and llr. and lln. � 1rd Worner, Belpre, ret�ed San­ day eveniz11 frdm I flH ..y ,._. Uoii llip to Wub.inJUN), p. C. and Luray Cav�. V1. t,ae hnbol'III' !lln. Oav•, wu Ul1 ...... of llil Jr•odperents, Kr. and ..... Bttbel Coleman, while h.lt tardt• Wete • •ay. Mn. Gr■ce e:u,, w1,o vialted �t Suncby wilh Kn. •� Entn ID Pomsoy, alto v�U.ed brl1n, wil• Kr. and lfn. � Shulfr. Jack liecbtle 11 � tll at hil home. Mn. Bemard J[rtffA, -,,n under went emergency Jurgery Jt Hober Hoepital 1,.ai t•f.(N', •� returned to her home S1'.!:nday 'nd js r,e,port. ed to be r�Verinc nJc9'r. -...- Goe9lein Ready�M ix Co. M CIRCLE'S R,ttoumnt . HANBY MrL E. J. Hill and Mr. and W,1. Roy Jones Sr., vl11ted laal �ek with relalives in· Columbull. Mr. and Mn. E. J. Hill spent Saturday in Circleville and at• tended the pony sale. Mr. and Mr■. H. L. Gotthardt ,nd ,on Bruce of Columbo, wero weeke.nd guest, of her mother, M,a. W. A. Morg,n . Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Doop.hue of ' Dayton Wtte weekend ,Uetb of Mr. and Mn. Jaml!I Dm4hue. Mr. i11nd Mrs. Robert�u rray ■pent s unday in Huntin n. -Arouncl And ,_ About Middle_. • · Mn. P.tul SIJlart.. llra. Willil An· Durin& the blWllillll N&1ion 1n tho • · M,n. B�lah Whii,L Mrs. <�Ir�• of th� Jll'>Biilepl, Mn. •B<t!y r Par Hoffman, lfre. Ynncea P'ultl, lllla Wood was voted as Bearh11 and Mrs. ,Bernice Baker of the Valentine Girl to represent Middleport were in Rio Grande the sorority in the national con• "Fully Equipped To Serve . Ypv" Tuesday ev,nin1 where Mn. Smart test. The team headed by Mn. lffftne was installip1 officer for tbe &p.. II ,,,. are plonning • new wit, dri._ , �tion, pordl or tist Women'i A.qocj.JtiQQ of the Braun was named winner of the garage floer build It lbe oonwnlent, iow"�Ollt 'lfQ willh Goeglein, Rio Grande A.,oclaljpn. attendance eonttllL The team head• Ready-Mixed Concrete. Nione WY 2--3284 for • fret elCimlte. · Mrs. Ritlpb Zunci,1 ol . the Fint ed by Mrs. Reva Vaughan will Qaptlst Churth or Pomefoy wa■ sttn'e a steak dinner to the win the devotional leader for the m·.!et- 11ers at the home of Mn. Barbar� ing whlth w,s held at the Calvary Betting on June 14 at 6 p. m. Wea­ ther permitting the affair- will ·1,e• B».ptist chq. P-V �I, \ff-2-3%14 ' ,- 1114dt,por1 · During the· ia.t,tt,twt" seryjce, )tlfl on l,be ,iiitlb. · lfn. -��rh, M•g l)urif!g th• fWtiU IIIUUIIOIII . Mr,. S lljart w ere )Vt'IUeJl ti)' .eaoil •imblr· for a duet. • l Officen installed wqe Mrs. pocl•I activities ehe would like the · 1,mes Stephenson H PJ'-"'.dep,f.; ctu,pt,r t,p llfOJl&Or in the coming Mrs Smart, first vice president; year. These will be considered by llrs. Winsto• P!iOCUSi of Jwon, the OQCjll commlltoe when the, vice pre&idellt of miYione; Un. complete the social calendar for L. M. Jones, Jac,on, vice pr�, the year. Money which members �llected of Christian service ; MrR. Dean Mill.er: Jackso!1, vice pre!lident of / tbt,Can�er Dri_'<NI was turud I n the president. Christian tr411N_. O,; lira. vice president. ot b111inau pro, Mn. Vaughan · presented the fesslonal womq; flln. P. I\. Lyne, cultural program "Home Building :R.10 Gl'allde, reeordill,g secretary; and Planning" and Mn. Fultz led and Mrs. S. L. Jenkins, Rio Gra11#1e, the prpgram dilcuS11io11 on poetry with each member participating. treasure. Among the chairmen ln1talled Following the closing rih1al, re• were Mr11. }farry Houdashelt as frelijlments were served by Sue PPIJEROY, omo cholrnum of provam•: '.Mn. °'!YI• Seelig, Barbara Bet!lna ond SAbra COURT S'l'aEET Sh"1er, Clieshire. chairman of lit- Morrison. This was the last meetinr or the • M'lture1 Jfn. Briggs Kirby, J{DUle Party; Mn. Joe Cook, Mlll1lon1ry group until September at they re• stewardahip Education; � Wit• .ceH for the summer monthl and \. lie Anthony, Speakers and Inter- taold 1oclal meetings only. preter,; Mrs. George Holm.1D oi' Racine. Si,ttial Interest million• I I arle's; Mrs. Ralph Zundel, Splritu■I Life; Mrs. Clarence Mulford of Cheshire, F•mil)' Life, and Mn. Betty Sal1er of l\aclne, Scholmhip chairman. l{ql,h ay Se,,ion Olive Farm women's Club held their May meeting at the home of the president, :Hn. Ella Oe�rne. F'oDowlng the buglneu seulon a program was presented as follow-a: °Chll4r,:in's Part in the Home" by P1ulirie Myers; "'tothtr'I Bole In the Home" by llrs. Olborue and "Comparilon of Women in Home Yesterday, 7�y and Tomorrow•� , by Momjo •Buckley. · Refrellup�bi "fell aerved to U,.e abpve llUled ud llta. Ara � Kti. Edna Hall, Mn, Tre11 stun', Mn, Marpril Brown and tilJju Pickens. Mn. Tffs11 Swain will be ho1teu Try Some Soon • Guest, were mtmben of Lhe ctn1reptiQO o( Grll('J !p.ilCOi:itJ Cburch and the weddinl pally. Open face 11ndwiffle-1, decor.ied coo�iea and punch wen MrVed UI 1ppro.h111J.ely 7S &uatl - The table wu lovely witll liDtJI cutwort cover, centered with an ar• rangem�nt of yellow and wbtte cbr1sa11Lhemum1 with y1llo• tapera io cr,a&a! holder■ on either lifle. prelidiiag at the punch bowl during the afternoon wert _Mr1. Leo Stary ¥ rJ. Pat.r ic ll: Lochar, 11'd '1n. William Bbti!ru. :;:'1:s!'�t:1:.:.i.l>ary'a Oli11e Women'1 Clu,b ''IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" Appetites thrive on lhi touch of taste-tantall2i ng fresh fruits and ve L I r: I I./ BI I � tables( You'll find 'em �y the score ln A&:P's prod � uce department· wlth rigbt-out-of-lhe-ganlen freshness, all priced to refresh the budg�t! FANCY HOT HOUSE . . . FIRM, llED lllPE Mi•I Jan1ce Story and Char Ie■ Lochary whose mirriae.t will bf' an event or Sunday, June 12, at the Grace Epia,eop.al Churtb, were I UeJU ot honor at I reception Sund•Y afternoon 1 iven bi' Kr. and Mn. Fred Crow Jr., )Ir. and lln .J O. Roedel and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm 11 tlv Cro• home in Syrecuae . The home w11 beaut.l:fully decora� witb ,r. r&n1emenll ol 1prinr nowen f•r the oc:!aiion. I I .,_...,;=:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;.._., ib'. ••and -- With Recepnon At C row H ome · On(J tb,ee ..-e,:U a,o Ricbarda had Barber tieted for the minon but Tuesday night he pitched the Oriole• into a balf•pme, lelld In t}Je American Leaf'¥ with a 6- 1 victory ovv the Cbid10 While Sox. The •ix•loot, 1 80-pounder now own■ 1 4·1 rt!i!ord and a 1uue ririg 1.B& earned run neraa:e _ noJ bad for a kid who was 1· 1 1 11 Pent1cola of the Al1bama-F1orida League In U�S9. flirtt arly Laad Thi• i■ the fint time the Orioles have been In (lr1t place .at thi■ •Lase of the aea.10n since they switched to Baltimore and it appean it's time for the ''bia: boys" to start taking them seriou.sly . Riehards himself insists It's al• ready "later than they think'' and lhaL lh young Oriole• already have come of age. The Cleveland Indiana beat the Washington Senator,, 7 . 2 and moved past the White Soi: into seeond place, the �troit Tiaen whitewuhed the New York Yantees, 4--0, and the K.a nsaa Ci t.Ji Athletics dealt the Bofton 'Red Sox their 10th strai&ht loa, 6-2, in other American Leaaue 1,mea. The � Francisco Giant■ r•· claimed lint place Jq I.he National Lea1ue by eight percentate points . Ury I 155 When they ""'"ealed ..,,e ,c Ph IladeI· Cf pbia PblllieJ, 4-0, and the Loi Or Angeles Dod&era beat the Pltlo• burgh Pjoite,, 4-2. Milwaukee at St. • . Louis and Chicai;o at Cincin• ·• · ed ou t. nat t were ram M·IM; Lucy AmIbary wu . 1waru ed the gift for the ou.1'1&Ddj,ng Cult· ural vr<lll'&m of � yeor when the ..Ohio �ti Phi Chaple of th, � Sigma Phi SororltJ met · Tuetday •I the Ohio F'Uel GH ollice i n Middleprogram wu -:::;======;i;:;a==.::., I •· Boneless Hams __ 79c ._ Roll Sausage !�:,:�--- 39c Canad•fQn Bacon Pl- _ 79c Sliced Bacon :!.i lb, 49c .. .. • Luncheon. Meat Chol .......1,h1 _ ..... 39c Fres_ h Pork Ham ::".��k "'· 49c I l" 111.,!1142... 44 M,. and Mn. e.thol Coleman ol lliddlepo,t ••terlfll\.. with • bjrihd,y party ■t t.ltelt .,ew ho me • -�-- 1 btlr QQ Llncoln Street p01....-1.Qa cr•ndt=hildren David 81:nboth who wu two Yi!•r1 old latt wen: and Kathy Coleman wbo celebrated her tint birthday 1lao lut week. David I t t.be 10D of ll r. . ■nd Mn. Ja me, E. lanbom, Cbethire . and Ka thy 1- lhe clau&bter of A 2/ C and Mn. Jaek Coleman of Pt, Pleuaat. Gu'tst1 ror the party \"'rte rela• tlvn and nei,gbborbood friend,. A t>lrcus tb,me w,, uHd ror the parJ.y with the decorated birt hday cake and decprated cup cake1 and ltt cream bt-i .QI lffYed. Pa von of lollipop• and balloons were elven to the guesll. Gamea were dlrrcted. by Roy Colem1n and Pegn Rhodes with prizes be ing given to Joey Smith, Jimmy Daley, Jerry Coleman , Don and Marc Dailey, Gueeb for the puty locludtd A2/ C ■ nd Mr■. Coleman, Mr. and Mr■. Earl Smith and son Joey, Mr. and Mr1. Gene Coleman and ■on Jerry ; Bob Dalley and IOfll, Jim, Don, Marc and Chip, ltr. and Mr■. Mick · MJlln and ton Jeffrey. Mr. ud · lfn. WIIJ llhl Folmer ol New Ha�en, M.rt. Jean Dailey, Clyda Mae Taylor, Mlch,el Taylor and the honorees. ------- I Couple Honored - JQ' . FOR SALE: IJ� eh.lldren, ii ,..,. 11114- - � a $ 175. Vitatqe, JJ. ,�, '9!'9�, Middleport. � . Fresh Fryers _·�--- lb. 39c Sup,1r-ll1ht , . , Rolled, Cook.Id, Rudy To-lat - s..t,"' Held Rece,;tly At c.oleMa11 Home Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. , May 25, INO 11 Ready-Mixed Concrete For Every Job TOO LATE TO CLAS$IPY su,.,-lt,"t . . . CuMJw,;, Tny Pack Smoked Picnics ,r!FA WANT ADS ., ·. REPORT -- I Game Hens ____ 1!:·69c Super-light . . . Short Shank-Who.. Knocks Off l'hite Sox 6-1 To Put Orioles Int Half-Game AL Lead · 'l'l)f kid lrom Cwo II­ Rlchard1 Hid WU hi• •.,,, headache" 11 gtving the B1ltlwl e Oriole■' rlv1Ul a kin&••lieckl>.a l­ over. � 1 ... He'·• St,!ve Barbtr -. a 2,\.,.... old left-hander CQach Upry -Bre­ cheen 11y1 "can throw a a_traw­ btrT)' throutc� 1 locoJDot.ive"-■nd It will be ,n UDUIUal f(tht for , )1'.oore, who usqall)' doesn� step rl�t n-0w he Jooks like lhe rookie Into tbe rin1 unlau hi, tltlt'! ii at fll1d of a lifetime. stak.e. Bu t he wai,. a:uar.nteed $25.000 Jor th� encounttir and il will unre aa a warm•UP for bl, -nut tflle def.nae in two 1nonth1 p. mi t Sc�pner, the Euro• [ a i l E ri pean 1'16 pound champlo11,. --=c=cFIGHT II.ULT$ Montgomery ll'-9 on : , DENVER, Coll), UPI - Y am1 upper, 10.7 on lower, runnln11 20 ,_1 n1, Ba,.__ ..maa, feet; Gallipoli• 18.9 on · upper, Baharo11, 158, BOJU outpointed Victor Zalazar, llJOI¾ , 1 .2 on lower, runnin g 12 feet; This Jnnual event is organb:ed Argentioe (10); Eddie G ..-cla. 133, 3 Pleasa Pt. nt, 25.12; Lock 23, l4.S for the view and enjoyment of •Denver, outpomled. � Che.etnut, and shtionary New York I.aae LOCondltlM1 of Movable DMM: gart. 1 46 1,i: , Cuha, outpointed Ja. All dams are up lncludl nc 1-ck pin•ea ( 10) vellana Kid 1-H-lk •1 P.billp ' • 1 2a, pnn.ln1 about I: traPt 1nd ' _ . : id '•lcket,. Look i3 ii down. Jlrl' ll'RlllliK ·�Dt COLUMBUS 'U)>J -';- Reller,, POIIIROY, OHIO 11,w; -· �""1,nd; 'lred Kip,> slamril,ed · !hf · d� � i,;;j; ·I,, NJitlonal 6•80 ..,; 0.2 ; Columbu1 Tuea�Y. Bl�· • t �e 16 'City of Hlin� T:00 vliitlng tlithmonl \leeo li,11,f th am 1►0• Lock 17 ' <!�ari•• �. Not 0PI!' Tonloht Jets' five game wlnn!p1 ffl11k stJv eJ1sQl\ 4:tl() am, '1-2:: Lock 18 with a f· 2 victory. Mike Creditor 8:SO all'I, !Oi); . THURSDAY •nd FRIDAY µ>Cit ;22 Advancl! lO ; ;cJ, 17-4>; the public. aa,1, Q-3; �t "FIVE GATES TO HELL" ...,. The award& will coqalat Of cash Harriet M •t 10t30 l�:50 PPJ, ff:.P; ter Bob Ben 2 S be bued pr�s. The e.wil!da will C. V. Horner 8:� p m, 2-0; Baby · Piatricia Owem - Ken Scott •n R"-"1s v enlr• - 1 fees• La-y ,.. "'"1.N'41' 1 :00 am, 2•9; Beaver 2:80 I.ere I manager. -----·---� am, 1:0; Robert E. Reed 4:1 0 am, IH I ; fW� Z 6•50 ... 7-0; Cot• ton Qil#I B : )P 11,§. , lb. 45c Comllh . . . Finey, Ovtn R..dy Willie U...11111.1J11.ff 8 in·Wftata13uy·- l to t lb, · Oven Ready . . . Plump and Tender 2 /�; 59c 10-aL lb PKG. Fresh Turkeys ____ n.. 49c Fri■d Flounder Fillets . .·. . . . . . . • lb. 59c Fri■d Fish Sticks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 45c Fri■d. Fish Cakes . . . . . . . , 1 2 oz. pka. 35c h• W Ip y 2 pl. HII ''·" 79C C 1 -LB. Oven Rudy . . . Young •nd Prump, S Grapefruit Juice __ 2 4!::; 59c SWISS • Chease 59C Pkt• ' Plates 29C PUre Preserves A&P ·••nd - un l 2•0L can, "SAMSON � Dll.ILAH" This is nultry that suits you to a "T"-Tasty . . . Tender . . . . . . Thrifty. Every o�e measures up lo A&P's exacting ,tandards. Pri­ . ced to go extra light on your purse! Fried SClillop1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 65c Whit• Poper Roasted Peanuts :!:d _1::.� 35c Span,s • h peanuts rn.... 2Sc 2 _ ..,. _ Ml.i(ue Van Doren., Mel Tonne - - -''G� - - ·TOWN'' -- - - - - A&P's TOP QUALITY POU LTRY ! C Al P Brand . . , Our ,lg1t Quall tr 69C =�� btl,. Luncheon Meat "'-25C A&P t,ood 7 Our Pin. Ouol, ••n . ' - IAe , Nteraon ..;.. F.dd,ie, Byrne . · "JACK, THl!l RIPPER" NOW AT ITATI THIATRI PT, PLIAIANT ALL MEAT 1::: 2 u.... 29C Supu.Rltht , . , R..dy,To-S.rve o"eiM;;;,. · Dri�k- 3 �::. 79c ' . II :,,.:,: A&P'S Thfl·rty r,;:.;. uruter • ., . . 1es. Iona Peaches __ 2 2!:; 49c '- 0.vJ.d Wayne - Tom Ewe-It " UP FRONT'' lb ;�� -------- un C1Ufemle . . . Yellow Clin1 . , . H,lv.ir; or SIie•• \ . - tW0 - LARGE END SUPEll-ltlGHT . . . SKINLESS, TENDER AND JUICY C i:.: IL \�;!: >'j:•:a•'.•,:-::,.❖;,r.-·'.t':J:•:·•:•·:•:1•:•·•:•·•:•:•· :· ❖••:•·•:•:•· :.·.:-·.·.·.;.:.·.·.•.:.:-•.•.:,:••·-.·•:•·•••·•:•:•·❖·•:•;,-r.-:::.••,-.:,:,,r,:,;,.,:.·.:•Y•"•"·'·•·····•·······••·...-,•,•.•.•,•.• ·,••�,n,:- •--,.#•,:;. • , ,..,,,.,!.;.;,,..,,,.,•.,,. . .. . . .,,.,.,.,.,.,. . . ...,.,,.,.,. . . . .,.,:./f.. }f..:t• . ..f• .....•• .,,. •.!• . •.•. ¥ ,..·····-'¥•.,.•.. ¥........,.;v.v...: ..¥ .•.•. .,•...,.,.,_ · ;;.,;,. .T; ,.,..;...;r'.; ,,.....� ,;;· . • • •. •.! ·····•··..,.···· • • • .• .• •:•.•;,;.,;•. · ·· ···..·¥. .,;,J .•;,;,;,...;,;.;.• ,,� ■ ■ THURSDAY _.;.. FRIDAY r:;; W Iii � i*. . t =:! Iona Peas • 16 lb. FULL ANK ��L F Unl,.rm Quality . . . Lar1t, Tender • • ' �:: BUTT HALF lb. 59c-WHOLE HAM lb. 53c FLAVORFUL HOLIDAY EATING . . . • C :_.•�.=::.,: BONE LESS . . . SKINL ESS, READY TO EAT ... -·- • • * WHOLE I� ' ] C FULLY COOK ED · · READY TO EAT ::: ff OF 1>EEF SUPER-RIGH'!' . . . LEAN lb :�: ,'i( : �: SMALL E"!D lb, 79c - -� • •t'• �! Fu� . SUPER,RIGHT . . . WELL TRIMMED, TENDER, STEE R BEE LB. SIZE C i:�f ' • 0 e �� : ·::: ter ,�slices are removed from Half Hams, ex• cept at your r• H•Uclay Ham wtth rMN to ott.r you · !!'"'" I ulcy ttndwnan __appetidn1 fl•vor •nd 1 mrIll. Th NCeute IT't ur-'ully curH and lfflDk.cl untll It rHct... • ..ectable ..,.._ of . dn.tu lnJ•r one over the wwkenct •nd VII •·- . ' & HAM tt.NI•, '•' • ! . ,.. ,. ,,amiJ Moj>fll FJiVOJ'ed ()ylll' Birthday Party ' WY-Nm =:.=: ::.r--· . ..,; $ias tn111,t-.i � �-------. . . - -._.,.,....,,==.,...,.,.._...._�--�----- -.. ---- 4..,. -· - ,. • _,. 4 . .. .. . . .. . �---------·•-? . -::;, .- Dally Se�Unel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, �·• May 25, 1960-7 I-Dally Sentinel, Ponu,n>)'-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1960 KIM LIA.VIS HQS,iTAL. WCT\I TO M IT YORK ll'Pl-Actrea Kim NEW The WCfU of Midd leport 'fill Nof at will be dltchara:ed today metit Ttu1nday Hl!Din1 It '1:IO II from Doctor1 Hoaplt1l. She en ter­ the ltome of Mn. Clyde Butlett, ed the bos11ital May 1 1 for treat­ tbe Nuanll' Church. P&rldDq,e. me n t or bep1lltl1. ■ I en Roi fool ,omron-ro, th■ ACTIVl MAN. 00 Wined °'9 11.Ullell uppn , , • S-1-l'roof luthu iff. .oln . . . T..a;o.Tr.O .,,,.., a-c111 iol.. Awl�Wt la Mal .. u . • . Wkhlil A.,EE. M1111 otblr M1!M lo dq,N fr-. "1 • a .. .... Plans have been completed for the Wahama AJumni banquet a n d dance, May 28th. The banquet will be ser ved at 6:30 o'cloc� an d the dance will start at 11 : 00. Midd leport POR Name Brand . Mereh and•ISi _ [_ / ' I J II. ') ,, [ ,' � \I 'I . . I i . ! Ham � Rath or Black Hawk ,.,.•. - .. .. 85c Full 1hanlc hall Raady-to-aat ., . . ... .. ' ' , m ' I. ........ .Vlrtli,la Ho111• lb. 89c ai._�:;:�� D1J ,... . a.... ,. Whola Hot PIONEEP. Canned Ha• Specials Kingan ,...., .. - 3 !. $2.98 Kingan ,,.. ,,.,w 4 ! $3.79 Kinqan ,�.... ....... S !� $4.59 FRE:Ji' with thl1 , ._ ., _,. w. Country Cluil flavon • • • • · · · · · · · · ·· Anortad Lawndale Cheese - - 2 lbs. 49c Rot- '69c Hi-c· Orange .· . ��d!'��"' Plnloppla .-....- 3 $1 , Sun�ine Drink :-- 4 for' $ 1 .00 ""'..!I; Country Club FRE OIi Wesson C011111Mn ... �1••• ..- 1 ·•·':• · wJ!:, ,oonnnnnooooooooon ooonnnrMMIIM . � • FRE E 25· 1-fie•- ...... ... ..... .. .......... ... ,_ c., ..... ..... ' - 29c . \, .; .,.. ·.J I ' CROQUn SETS • In new wood dowel rack 6" grooved mallets with colored !Jps - new style grooved bandies - plastic croquet balls - wO!)d parts varnished. '' ' . FOUR PLAUR CROQUET sm . . ., .., ,., ............ ,... ..... _ ,. ,... f .... .... 11111 HOO ... ft. � n.. _,. NIJ, �llwlnt 111 a 1toot111 wllh -r...twbt.. wollttt 111 all -• Mb ._. a Nflcec,My IMatthy m111llff11111. Our Mia SlrYII wmb -, effldeatty • a ,� la& N ' ALL OF THESE HOMES ARE ON THE Ute OF THE OHIO RJa GAS COMPANY $4.95 ; 5'' grooved mallets With colored tips ---;- 10Jlil color enameled plutlc troquet btJ11 - llat'!I ..,., inallels ' ' and handles cool,ed. , . .· . . - i I · · ,. ' ' ' ,. i ,t _ � \ ' • . ,, ,· ., -,. � - · .,,' , I \' 1� "• ,� •' • ' ' I .. "I ...,.._.' "·• ...· •· 1 •r . ,..... . . ,. . ' ---( t J 1 '° 1 J . . ,•-,_., ',,. i ' i·. " l�, \. .1 • fl " . . ' • � , ,. • ,,., .... . \ ' • • • ,' . .. i .,., ., '· •· \u.:' • J,. ••·•I.; ·-,• ". . .... { J · :1r.e;;.i,.;. • · · , •.:. ·, · ;<. }�� .;(] •• . . � I "',"'-,� (_ • ,_, ,iif,.t f;I . r ; -... ... -�-.. �- ' ,, /., , 1 '· 1' 1 ' · � � .1 ·� - • \I� • ' • , .. , ' . • :,· . ; ,� r _- �- I " 1• ' • ·: • , ·,{ \ ,, -r · .• , .J : - , ;.1 I I -� 1 .: • , 1 ' ';:°-· �·· .l I.1 ·tA f �'f�-ud ... I • . B�NME ,� . ,.. . * I...,. • ••,I lncliull\li , .. . ' a, dos. _ $ 1 .00 TliE �n CENTER MW SL Mld�t1 ' �- •1 1.,, ,... ... ...,... l'NO' ..... -- ,. ,.... .. 11Nt- tM■ • ..._ .._., Th lady o1 lfMI IMN,te -,., "1111(11 nl111 - Aftlo Sarni for "''" ,-., . .. _. *IMII It -, cut ■- ... lo ....... w. ..,..1"" "' ....,all• -· 1, .... .... ...io,1111 ........ ltNlfli,." "°' . ' . o1, vcnti'1ellbl lJI �. . ' In winter, provldeo /rah . -,---------------------'I ! c,t lb nu BOOK loiion-ot all 11mN, flit.on out d111t. lint and po11am. Controla I 6'!aw liw ta lids t.o penonal C()Difort . icin, � : .. A q { . II You're Go!n&i To NIGHT cRA1wtERS . t• 'l .· " •" ·� , / .' , , . _r1: . ..... .... .............. .. ..,., ,;... It ' oooli. Flllii StepI H+,-e 'For of Gear A Comp!� Llll6 • . • , . , • •1 • LIVE BAlft: . /. All,COlfDmDNm COIIIORT TO EVEIY IOOM EVEIY DAY Ill THE ra, SYSTEM BRtffl A �s .'CtNWL . ., ' : . . . ··- . . , Headquarten; -,,J . � ). . ._ "'• ..... .. .,,... - ft, ...... .... ... .......... ni. '. fflMf 111')11, "I wjJ .. ••,,.. •r llllhfoctloit wltlt tll1 .,.c,lk,w -41HNl111 1ct11ltta-' ,_,.._, _, ft.. Milo ..._. AN Y0. Co■,-y .....c:e," •r ftN. ,.._ ..... .... . Au�O!i J,IJcGreiof '" ! I ,I ' f . 1 '.' I I ., I'• .� - j � h?. '· • ' , , '., , H --�h tic . . "-�We!.111 @-. � • ,, l "' ., Green. Bean . s . ,....., ..,..,. ft,...._ 29c r,nlllar . � �, F�"• SIi PLAYER • CO\lf'O., e11pl�• S."'"'-tf M-, ti, fHO •I VOTING EMMIIJ HOLLYWOOD UPl-Membc?il of the Academy or �levision Mt, and Sciences began votinf todl)' for 1uch nomi nee■ u ln&rid Berl· ma n and Alec Gulnnea in the 19!59-60 Emmy Awatd1 p!'OIJ'am. • ' ' Sxtra TCttl Value Sta111pa " c;;., " or K....., Mayof!n� :·...;� . !'.Ii, .... C•1t1--ft '"lllplrn lati,,,' , cen t gue1t.1t of Mr. and 111'1. Don Johnso n. Mrs. Helen U nrue of llunUns• ton and son Bob or the U. S. Navy 11.atioo ed in Waabln&:ton D. . and Mrs. Dorothy Blake and tctn Teddy of Hunti ngton vilited their 1Ulte r and aunt Hra. Gwen Bum• garne r. Clyde Fergu10n is qid to be quite ill at Holzer Hotpital. uished. . ., MMt fl, Ferry < 0:.:- 79c Tab,le Naokins ....... 2 =:· 25c 1 In wrought iron rack with s:• wheels - 711· mallets with plastic colored Dura Tipo - Plastic ' croquet balls - Bil WOOd parts var.' . . lxtra Toll fllllNI S.....,_ wfth' thl1 mwpo" ,. IH $4'. 11,i · •• , K...... S.J■d Drfflllll, i..-.a,, ... "' 39c , Sll .95 Seniors: StuW Brewer, Pau• Jene Gibson, Carol Ledlie, Lavo n• "" Priddy, lrene searlea, FH:d ,Stev,art Ind Wanda T1ctett. �-t Medals were pruented to th e itUden ts who had the hl1heat .ltbolastlc ,veragea In certain preaented aubjecta. Mr. Null Wayne RousJl with the medal for hil:h achieveme nts in 1clence; receJved the Caroly n Edwilrds Latin medal from Miu Mary Chapm an; Pa ulene Gibson WI$ presented the medaJ for acbleve­ ments in Engli1h by M,_, Sauer; Mr. Morga n presented the inatha­ matics medal to Fred .• Stewart; the industrial arta medal was pre&en t·ed to Wiyne Netaon by .Mr Sauer, the indu•�•. art, 1 leather Mary Lee who placed fl.rat In · a Cherry Pie B1kin11 Conteat, 1:nd who ranked hl&best on the Betty Crock er Homemaker of Tomorrow teat received the home eco nomics medal from Mrs. Burleson. Bee n• da Turner also received a record album for being the "Junior Cook td lhe Year." ,· 1n.:_Jo.,. . ' Biscuits ....... ·.•;;��. . .. .. . 12 . 69c Plc1h Sp1cl•II ■- 99c ... .. . . . . . . ..... .., 4 !oil - ..._ - $"1.49 .&: .. ..... � ..!oil.. ..... - $t.19. � I .. ... ..., . . , - $2,99, ' 1 5c .... ' ..... o O u o o••• an d "fvo'nne: McConnell sville, Mr. and 'Mrs', Mu Roll er and Dick, Miss Lore&ta . -Haitui og , Mrs. Fra n ces Renehemjef, 'El.Wood qty, Pa.; Mrs. tcennetll ·01,;. Mr, and Mrs . Rich ard Grwi. "Mike a,i d Pa t , u. and Mn. Jame■ Roller, Cathy, Jimmie and Johnnie, of llHn0;5, M,. and . Mrs. .�erae Fre-,land,-' BE!n Quise n• �rry, Mi'. and !ri'rs. Roger Quisenbern, J\ldY., Ja n ice a nQ Joy. o! Commenceme nt eurci,e■ Will bt· held Thursday evening at the hJa:h . tthtlOI auditorium for the ll'ldU• 1tt11 er the Middleport EJ.ihth Grade. J\ev. Harold C. Doater, minister of the Shade Valley Pastoral Ui1• ity, •Ill deliver the elau addreaa. The Intermediate and Ju nior Banda under the direetion of Eu1ene Sean wm play "Blue NOC­ tume" by Dedrick u a apeclal num ber and wlll alao play the procu1ional by Kinyoh. . · · · · Rev. Clyde Bartlett, pa1tor of the Church of the N111rene: wijl 1lve the lnvOC'ltion for the even­ in1 and allo the benediction. . Tho Cius will 1ln1 "Let Tiiere Be. Jlu,tc" by •Willlam1 ,.nd J1 11y Own meric," by Wrubel wltM , Mn. nee �•Y· II dlnctor.- wlrh thl, t:011·1�11 ;�.1 ti I Cit. CCIM L....i. _ _ 6 _ ;,.. Chll , 1,., .. ... 2 •!,""' 49c llnlnch C.., a:,:: • $2.79 ... ML • ·· · • • • •r;;,,• · ·•- • BROWNIES MEET The Jll'Owni.� of Troop 245 met in the MelhodUt Church Sunday School room, Thursday, un der the lea dership of Mn. Gardner Web· ru ng.' Pocket-1i1ed first a id kits, good for hike11 and ca mping, were ·made. Entertainment watt provid­ ed by making stick pupp ets and ha vi ng a pla1. Refreshments of kool ald and potato chips were served by Shir­ ley �ul lln. SIX _PLAYER CROQUET SETS Midd leport 8th Grade Gra dua tes Thursday Eveni ng .. Extra Top . � ,Stanapa,, Dill Pickl8' ...... .,._.;.. . •· 29c · d · L! � ,' , , Donuts . . ,.. .. ..,... .. .._ 21 c Buns '"�.;. -::,- 2 · =�-·-··---· == ·• I I l!t11 1 1 1 1 ljl l 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 li'ili :,;: 14 Catsup , ....... . Luncheon Meat ' 46 .... cab. ""· ha'� ,,,, ___ .... 9T"t'�• Ma, ff, IM Coupo" ••Pl••• All Meat Wieners 2 for $1 .00 ·---.· _ ,fllll P"tdillllll ., .... wt.all . ... A deaaert course was served by the hoateu a t close of the even­ ln&. .a .. .. Extra Top; . alu•·•tampil 1 2-oL 8reun'1 Ice Cream ) Tbt: birthday of Mn. Mi l ls waa obierved. Othen playi ng were Mrs. Mrs. Richard Robert Schmoll, Greu and Mn. Lion el Bcfggs. - CROQUET sE· T-S n '!18 devotion­ al it•d er when lhe Loya l ,Befean1 Cl•u of the Mlddle))(lrt Church of Chri1t met 1\lelday at the church . the me eting opened with a hymn a nd Rev. ,Fred I. G ard ner gave the o�illpa: pra)'er. Mrs. Homer Jone■ � Uie scripture and I reading tr m the devotions book of the church was 11lveD by. Mn. Erwi n . Geora:o MeJ nhar.t gave- the hj1tory , � of 'Memori al Day. Homer Rice presided at the bus­ J neu (11.tetinr when plan , were l'f'lade to pureh•� an I additional Communlon tray and ,alfll@'• Rou­ tine · buallle11 matters W!re ·taken care of ■fter which re!reahmenta were 1erved b)I Mrs. Ewin and Mrs. Jonea. 2 •1 Mn. Michael Hlekett. l ;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;a.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-;;-;;-;;;;;-. t.fr,. L,aUe Erwi . . . �. , their 40th Mr. and Mrs. Holme& were l'rlllrrted afay 28 1920 at S)"l'acuae with the la te 'ae v. Herman Sayre of the Melhodlst Church pe rforming the ceremony. The)' are the parenlB of two da ughters, Mn. Roger Quisen berry, Athens, and Mr, Ro­ bert Gehler of Franklin Park, N. J. They have ab: grandchildren. The Holmes' h1Ve lived in Syracute moat of their lives. For about f'irht years they were reslden t!!I of Michigan. Mrs. Royer Quise nberry wuh0&­ teH for tile ann lversary e ven t. After open i na: thelr ma n )' gifts and eards Mr. and Mrt. Rolmes cut their cake from a beautifully ap­ poi nted table centered with an arrangem en t of pink sna pdragonll and carnaUons on I pink cloth. The, 1uest1 were served re!re1bmenll by the gr1ndd1J.ughten, Judy and Ja l)lce Q ui sen �!!l• '.,fPd • niece, Yv'?n:ge (),lltP, 11:�llMlle. ' Mn. G.ebQr 1°":J'1ilib o{ New Jerae; wCN, �tili� tb atll'�. The a:ueat · lilt ; included Mn. Kalheyn ctow, Jll>b)ile · and J;m. mle. Mrs. �mt.�-r.es, Mrs. E. H. Holn,e,, Mr., . a nd Mrs. Ralph Radcliff, M,r. a nd �"- Lewii Oller . loyal Bereans Hpld Regula r Sess ion Tuesday ----...'"'1i .,, ;� hono, of was held at the DAV Hall weddine: 1nulverury. o1. \ 3 �::: $1 Sausage . . p. m. In --�n. Swatiel and Mn. Kra utter were n amed lo place flowers on the grave, of Mr. a nd Mrs. Chanin for Memorial Day. Mr11. Chanin w11 a membe r of the I croup at the tim e of her dea th. A put preaident'a pi n was pre­ Hnted to Mrs. Brown by Mrs. / O'Brien Ori behalf pie sorority 1:nd Mn . . O'Brie n a so presen ted the Girl t.he Year award to Ml'I. 81110n, I, The cultural program which had been -preit.,red by Mr&, Slusher, •111 presented by Mrs. BrC>W n a nd Mrt. ' Blaz•win presented "Our Own Enjoyme n t," ' I Whola or half 8 i. 10 Iii. avg. lo 4 arrange • 2 ollai. C . . . . . . . . . . . .lb. .... tbe pa■t year and are willina: to conh nue to do 10 but due to lhe tact ,Mt 'M eigs Cou nty no l onger h1t I lle4 Cros, office tbe Blood mobile will not return to the coun ty. The Joc;.I Red Cro85 office has been clciled for l!evenl mo n ths. , Mrs. Kennedy a nnoun ced c{:!Aple( committees as follow,: soc.ill11h. Sara Gibbs, chairman , Mn. Allderson, co-cha irman, Kn. Cla r• ltf Krautter, Mn. Roberta O'Brien , Mn. Edna Sl usher, Mn. Charlotte COila i nd Mn. Bette Hobatetter, Ways and Mea ns: ::.Ira. Brown , chflrm an , Mrs. An n Rupe. co-chair• m; n ; Mrs. Mi ldred Ka rr , Mn. Sue J�fers, Mrs. Vera Crow, Mn. ftqby Baer and M rs. Rose SIHon. Service: Mrs. Mullen , Mn. TereII Sw1tze l, Mrs. Pa ndora Collins, Mr,. Pearl Wel kcir and Mr1. Norma Anl■bary. f!{embu,_ ip: Mrs- Helen Alkl.Qa aruS � Sara Gibba. • -PJ:op1 111.: Mr,. �e�n Mot1, n, '.MCJ,• . Utulse Thom pson, Mrs. Vel1111 Ruf nd M�. M a rjorie Crow. r, PubUe ty, M,,. F\-eddle Houda. Jh!llt J Sor1,pbook: Mn. Jean '!llaie"• Attenda nc,: t.eam capt ain, : Mr.a. l\ue md Mn. O'Brie n . • �� Ma,11ha Hobstetter thanked ,h, 1r�up for help Jn the campaJ_a: n for the p111age of the bond iuue lor Ute· Mei11 :.temoria l Hos- Mn. Ne llie Brown. chairm an of Lhe Ways and Mea ns committee, d iscussed tentativ e plan■ for the summ e r activtues and Mrs. Phyllis Mul len , chairma n of the Service 1 committee, tha nk ed t�e soror�t)' . 1 rnembera for �heir ass11ta nce with t �e Cancer Drive. Mn. Mullen also I d the di,cuuion of the _d_l.eeont : i u a nce of the Bl�mobJle in the . c- · m ty. The sorority- c�pter haa l s, u nso red the Bl oodmobt le for the Piece Chicken Sale Breasts ,,. SSc legs ... 45c Wings S ,., $1 Backs ... 10c °""_, .._ ,. 6Sc ___ ....___ . ..... ..... . I• . in Pomeroy. After the d.ln oer, the busi nesa meeting wa, Pfeai� over by &fn . J oy�e Jtepuedf w ith re�rt,, from vmou-1 comm..ltteea bemg �ade . Mrs . Man: And er� n, co-chairman of the �Ill committee announced the SOCJal cale njar for_ lhe n e w year. A hambur.,er try �' J:>lanned for next mon th,. a pie.nae in July 8 rld a barbecue m A ugu■t. AU Kroger stores will he clostd Monday, Mtmodll (..... ""--l, MIMN L.......... Pldl,o 6 Pi.•nt•, D""oh t..f, lfN'IM L1,utchNJ1, MaGaw. ..... Uvw 'l.Mf, ........ . Single Pie", 53c • meellng w Lunch Meat ' Helen , Atkl)la uobted w>lh Who le Ham ..... ··-· low ,..,. •. ··•· •. 49c .... - .. .. 79c '• Mrs. ments for the dinner. The • Jenlili'i · Ham and Bacon . and on TV • , • . The Greotell Sa- OIi llmlll Rlngllng Bros, Barnum & Ballay Clrcuo 9.00 p.111. Moy 'D• a..L• • I \ West Virginia Ham ' Amshary Greatest Sale on Earth I : -· e Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday before theJr regular meeting. a.ll�d •t the home or Mr. aDd Mrs. William Chi lds, Mn. Charla A■1 Norma . . Mrs ---n was capla1n of the team a•nd .iw -se S'� M r5_ � :.tr.. Donald Milla an d Bradbury, . William Holmes. Syracu1e Crom This will be th e first banqu e t and danc e since 1839 and accord. ing to the number of reservatlon1 rece ived for th e banquet it will be a grea t success. The de corating committee will mee t al the high school ton ight at 7 and anyon e wishina: to help decorate is ask ed to att end. �==""""=""�""=""""""""""""""=""===""==c'..':===========�• OHIO "Middle of Upper B:lotll" le n n Students Given Awards Fot il Achievement In School Year I n The Moonlight e rs (formerl y U.., G,Notes) will furnish the; rvuslc. Ticketl for the d ance wi!J be 11old at the door to A l umni and their I 1u esUJ. SMITH ClOTH;NG HARTLEY & B·E N NETT POMEROY e HOLZER HOSPITAL Admissions May 23: Miu P.11trh:ia Conning, Rav eJ1swood; Tiinothy Canni ng, Ravenswood; ,1:Js s wart, Racine ; Robert H � ·.1rktn� . R u tland; Wil liam Cochran, PottCottagc vill �: land; S h e rry Holt . Mrs. Ethe German, Long Bouom� I ., ___11 Part ll-1..i Y ew David Hudnall, New Haven ; Mo''. .r.artrl0'8NA . farewell p,arty w11 held a t llarold C ollins, Pomero)'· ; Jib&. I H e nry C a rpenter Middleport · M r s the Syracu,e ._etfuidi.at Church Tuesday evenin g in honor ot MPs. John Black wood,' Rut land. ' __ _ � •II Teaford, 1uperlntendent o f __ TO MEET THURSDAy �., A ,UOdq School, wbo ii leavin g Th e committ ee of 'Brow nl\.f' � r Florida Tburlday, with her fami ly lo mak'e their home. Troop 38 of Sugar Ru n will Mr'II. Teaford w11 pre■ented at the C hurch of Chrlat, Tues ,with a' llible b)' the croup. Fl.fl>"at 7:30 p. m. Moth ers of i · 11 'four mem,bers of the church atgoing lo camp are urged ' to tended the party, te nd thi .s meeting. -- -- -----------------·------ IT'S e e IN M�IGS COUNTY . l3:!m, SHOE STORE Wahama Alumni Complete Plans For Banquet Farewell Party Held Sahlrday At S�uler Home A Farewell Hobo party wu held Saturday at lh e Guy Shu ler home on South Third Avenue, Middle• port, honoring thl!Jr da ught er, Sherrie, who left for Mi ami, F la., today. Arte r Sh e rri had ope n ed her many gifts re fr eshm ent, of gril l­ ed hot dog� and 10ft drink■ w ere 11erved b y Mrs. ShuJe r lo th e fol­ lowing: Ruth Ann Lace y, Joyce Hubbard, Sylvia I Davis, Marta Swanson, Nancy Harris, Lois A n n Morg<rn, Conni e Sauer, Kathy Bachner, Myrta Wilson, Donna Weimann, Sharon Egg ert, Hel en E11:gert, Shiela Childs, C)onthia Russe ll. Re ma lee Mills. Ka thy Me lanie Nieri . L�·r-n Tolb e r·l. Bee�Jc ,1 1,d M a rgie ..ihuler . hv'Jrs w ere nose 1Ja�1 made of mm1a l u re bandana6 filled with c-andy illld ballOOll/1. Scndin� a �if! but unab le to at­ lend wa� Bre nda Edward,. Sorori,ty Members Hold Dinner Meeting I Syracuse Couple tertain d Mr1. Edn.& French Tuesday Evening At Pomeroy DAV Hall Obsel"l'e 40th ·m mben of her cud club Monday Y ing at her home l Midd port. an�e t:t'!f.;,:�:it:��� G!i:;��� ��1: :•1:.u:�t Anniversary Sunday veScore prila wen wo by Mn. On Sund1y afternoon relativ • Club Entertained• By Mr,. Edrur French [ • �:-�·* dd� benetlt your lamily, Yoo can· provc lhe coo� Ill ,ubt fl!l\dillti the. ot.ai..n.ni. of Gao Air-Conditioning �r tho i,;,. booklet of additional ■tai. : _11,., t"1 •�1lfle CQfbl ""' bued on actual fuel bijJa. .• , �� 1 l f _- L ' . ' . . . . · ··� ' ·'·· Ii;, . 'l'lfllOOOlj 'l'HE YBAR � INSTAU.A�N ·. � � ,,., 00\\'N PAYMBNT • nvz GAil . .J" I, :_"-. -• • , V . .. . • 1DIA1'14;11: : -� AND ·, . , ·,. \ ' . == • '1 , • COMPANY ·• · · ' ... ' l o1 co■t 1fatar,1 enh ., from th• gaa com• .. pany. 1ft it ore pie­ : .,� of - mi■• of I Ga, Alr-Concittloned !, i homes, with own•ra 1 • natemeftts Qf 'co1t : .. ..i;. •· • · based on octuof fuel tlllll fl Iii F• !ft! --1 I 1..m. - 1 --. ...... . FINE HOMES NW y�, �JOY THE COMEOIT a, GAS All.a>NDfflONlNG.. ' l .. ' � #, : �-��=l �: :i::�. ' •· ,· I' J , ,i �-------. . . - -._.,.,....,,==.,...,.,.._...._�--�----- -.. ---- 4..,. -· - ,. • _,. 4 . .. .. . . .. . �---------·•-? . -::;, .- Dally Se�Unel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, �·• May 25, 1960-7 I-Dally Sentinel, Ponu,n>)'-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1960 KIM LIA.VIS HQS,iTAL. WCT\I TO M IT YORK ll'Pl-Actrea Kim NEW The WCfU of Midd leport 'fill Nof at will be dltchara:ed today metit Ttu1nday Hl!Din1 It '1:IO II from Doctor1 Hoaplt1l. She en ter­ the ltome of Mn. Clyde Butlett, ed the bos11ital May 1 1 for treat­ tbe Nuanll' Church. P&rldDq,e. me n t or bep1lltl1. ■ I en Roi fool ,omron-ro, th■ ACTIVl MAN. 00 Wined °'9 11.Ullell uppn , , • S-1-l'roof luthu iff. .oln . . . T..a;o.Tr.O .,,,.., a-c111 iol.. Awl�Wt la Mal .. u . • . Wkhlil A.,EE. M1111 otblr M1!M lo dq,N fr-. "1 • a .. .... Plans have been completed for the Wahama AJumni banquet a n d dance, May 28th. The banquet will be ser ved at 6:30 o'cloc� an d the dance will start at 11 : 00. Midd leport POR Name Brand . Mereh and•ISi _ [_ / ' I J II. ') ,, [ ,' � \I 'I . . I i . ! Ham � Rath or Black Hawk ,.,.•. - .. .. 85c Full 1hanlc hall Raady-to-aat ., . . ... .. ' ' , m ' I. ........ .Vlrtli,la Ho111• lb. 89c ai._�:;:�� D1J ,... . a.... ,. Whola Hot PIONEEP. Canned Ha• Specials Kingan ,...., .. - 3 !. $2.98 Kingan ,,.. ,,.,w 4 ! $3.79 Kinqan ,�.... ....... S !� $4.59 FRE:Ji' with thl1 , ._ ., _,. w. Country Cluil flavon • • • • · · · · · · · · ·· Anortad Lawndale Cheese - - 2 lbs. 49c Rot- '69c Hi-c· Orange .· . ��d!'��"' Plnloppla .-....- 3 $1 , Sun�ine Drink :-- 4 for' $ 1 .00 ""'..!I; Country Club FRE OIi Wesson C011111Mn ... �1••• ..- 1 ·•·':• · wJ!:, ,oonnnnnooooooooon ooonnnrMMIIM . � • FRE E 25· 1-fie•- ...... ... ..... .. .......... ... ,_ c., ..... ..... ' - 29c . \, .; .,.. ·.J I ' CROQUn SETS • In new wood dowel rack 6" grooved mallets with colored !Jps - new style grooved bandies - plastic croquet balls - wO!)d parts varnished. '' ' . FOUR PLAUR CROQUET sm . . ., .., ,., ............ ,... ..... _ ,. ,... f .... .... 11111 HOO ... ft. � n.. _,. NIJ, �llwlnt 111 a 1toot111 wllh -r...twbt.. wollttt 111 all -• Mb ._. a Nflcec,My IMatthy m111llff11111. Our Mia SlrYII wmb -, effldeatty • a ,� la& N ' ALL OF THESE HOMES ARE ON THE Ute OF THE OHIO RJa GAS COMPANY $4.95 ; 5'' grooved mallets With colored tips ---;- 10Jlil color enameled plutlc troquet btJ11 - llat'!I ..,., inallels ' ' and handles cool,ed. , . .· . . - i I · · ,. ' ' ' ,. i ,t _ � \ ' • . ,, ,· ., -,. � - · .,,' , I \' 1� "• ,� •' • ' ' I .. "I ...,.._.' "·• ...· •· 1 •r . ,..... . . ,. . ' ---( t J 1 '° 1 J . . ,•-,_., ',,. i ' i·. " l�, \. .1 • fl " . . ' • � , ,. • ,,., .... . \ ' • • • ,' . .. i .,., ., '· •· \u.:' • J,. ••·•I.; ·-,• ". . .... { J · :1r.e;;.i,.;. • · · , •.:. ·, · ;<. }�� .;(] •• . . � I "',"'-,� (_ • ,_, ,iif,.t f;I . r ; -... ... -�-.. �- ' ,, /., , 1 '· 1' 1 ' · � � .1 ·� - • \I� • ' • , .. , ' . • :,· . ; ,� r _- �- I " 1• ' • ·: • , ·,{ \ ,, -r · .• , .J : - , ;.1 I I -� 1 .: • , 1 ' ';:°-· �·· .l I.1 ·tA f �'f�-ud ... I • . B�NME ,� . ,.. . * I...,. • ••,I lncliull\li , .. . ' a, dos. _ $ 1 .00 TliE �n CENTER MW SL Mld�t1 ' �- •1 1.,, ,... ... ...,... l'NO' ..... -- ,. ,.... .. 11Nt- tM■ • ..._ .._., Th lady o1 lfMI IMN,te -,., "1111(11 nl111 - Aftlo Sarni for "''" ,-., . .. _. *IMII It -, cut ■- ... lo ....... w. ..,..1"" "' ....,all• -· 1, .... .... ...io,1111 ........ ltNlfli,." "°' . ' . o1, vcnti'1ellbl lJI �. . ' In winter, provldeo /rah . -,---------------------'I ! c,t lb nu BOOK loiion-ot all 11mN, flit.on out d111t. lint and po11am. Controla I 6'!aw liw ta lids t.o penonal C()Difort . icin, � : .. A q { . II You're Go!n&i To NIGHT cRA1wtERS . t• 'l .· " •" ·� , / .' , , . _r1: . ..... .... .............. .. ..,., ,;... It ' oooli. Flllii StepI H+,-e 'For of Gear A Comp!� Llll6 • . • , . , • •1 • LIVE BAlft: . /. All,COlfDmDNm COIIIORT TO EVEIY IOOM EVEIY DAY Ill THE ra, SYSTEM BRtffl A �s .'CtNWL . ., ' : . . . ··- . . , Headquarten; -,,J . � ). . ._ "'• ..... .. .,,... - ft, ...... .... ... .......... ni. '. fflMf 111')11, "I wjJ .. ••,,.. •r llllhfoctloit wltlt tll1 .,.c,lk,w -41HNl111 1ct11ltta-' ,_,.._, _, ft.. Milo ..._. AN Y0. Co■,-y .....c:e," •r ftN. ,.._ ..... .... . Au�O!i J,IJcGreiof '" ! I ,I ' f . 1 '.' I I ., I'• .� - j � h?. '· • ' , , '., , H --�h tic . . "-�We!.111 @-. � • ,, l "' ., Green. Bean . s . ,....., ..,..,. ft,...._ 29c r,nlllar . � �, F�"• SIi PLAYER • CO\lf'O., e11pl�• S."'"'-tf M-, ti, fHO •I VOTING EMMIIJ HOLLYWOOD UPl-Membc?il of the Academy or �levision Mt, and Sciences began votinf todl)' for 1uch nomi nee■ u ln&rid Berl· ma n and Alec Gulnnea in the 19!59-60 Emmy Awatd1 p!'OIJ'am. • ' ' Sxtra TCttl Value Sta111pa " c;;., " or K....., Mayof!n� :·...;� . !'.Ii, .... C•1t1--ft '"lllplrn lati,,,' , cen t gue1t.1t of Mr. and 111'1. Don Johnso n. Mrs. Helen U nrue of llunUns• ton and son Bob or the U. S. Navy 11.atioo ed in Waabln&:ton D. . and Mrs. Dorothy Blake and tctn Teddy of Hunti ngton vilited their 1Ulte r and aunt Hra. Gwen Bum• garne r. Clyde Fergu10n is qid to be quite ill at Holzer Hotpital. uished. . ., MMt fl, Ferry < 0:.:- 79c Tab,le Naokins ....... 2 =:· 25c 1 In wrought iron rack with s:• wheels - 711· mallets with plastic colored Dura Tipo - Plastic ' croquet balls - Bil WOOd parts var.' . . lxtra Toll fllllNI S.....,_ wfth' thl1 mwpo" ,. IH $4'. 11,i · •• , K...... S.J■d Drfflllll, i..-.a,, ... "' 39c , Sll .95 Seniors: StuW Brewer, Pau• Jene Gibson, Carol Ledlie, Lavo n• "" Priddy, lrene searlea, FH:d ,Stev,art Ind Wanda T1ctett. �-t Medals were pruented to th e itUden ts who had the hl1heat .ltbolastlc ,veragea In certain preaented aubjecta. Mr. Null Wayne RousJl with the medal for hil:h achieveme nts in 1clence; receJved the Caroly n Edwilrds Latin medal from Miu Mary Chapm an; Pa ulene Gibson WI$ presented the medaJ for acbleve­ ments in Engli1h by M,_, Sauer; Mr. Morga n presented the inatha­ matics medal to Fred .• Stewart; the industrial arta medal was pre&en t·ed to Wiyne Netaon by .Mr Sauer, the indu•�•. art, 1 leather Mary Lee who placed fl.rat In · a Cherry Pie B1kin11 Conteat, 1:nd who ranked hl&best on the Betty Crock er Homemaker of Tomorrow teat received the home eco nomics medal from Mrs. Burleson. Bee n• da Turner also received a record album for being the "Junior Cook td lhe Year." ,· 1n.:_Jo.,. . ' Biscuits ....... ·.•;;��. . .. .. . 12 . 69c Plc1h Sp1cl•II ■- 99c ... .. . . . . . . ..... .., 4 !oil - ..._ - $"1.49 .&: .. ..... � ..!oil.. ..... - $t.19. � I .. ... ..., . . , - $2,99, ' 1 5c .... ' ..... o O u o o••• an d "fvo'nne: McConnell sville, Mr. and 'Mrs', Mu Roll er and Dick, Miss Lore&ta . -Haitui og , Mrs. Fra n ces Renehemjef, 'El.Wood qty, Pa.; Mrs. tcennetll ·01,;. Mr, and Mrs . Rich ard Grwi. "Mike a,i d Pa t , u. and Mn. Jame■ Roller, Cathy, Jimmie and Johnnie, of llHn0;5, M,. and . Mrs. .�erae Fre-,land,-' BE!n Quise n• �rry, Mi'. and !ri'rs. Roger Quisenbern, J\ldY., Ja n ice a nQ Joy. o! Commenceme nt eurci,e■ Will bt· held Thursday evening at the hJa:h . tthtlOI auditorium for the ll'ldU• 1tt11 er the Middleport EJ.ihth Grade. J\ev. Harold C. Doater, minister of the Shade Valley Pastoral Ui1• ity, •Ill deliver the elau addreaa. The Intermediate and Ju nior Banda under the direetion of Eu1ene Sean wm play "Blue NOC­ tume" by Dedrick u a apeclal num ber and wlll alao play the procu1ional by Kinyoh. . · · · · Rev. Clyde Bartlett, pa1tor of the Church of the N111rene: wijl 1lve the lnvOC'ltion for the even­ in1 and allo the benediction. . Tho Cius will 1ln1 "Let Tiiere Be. Jlu,tc" by •Willlam1 ,.nd J1 11y Own meric," by Wrubel wltM , Mn. nee �•Y· II dlnctor.- wlrh thl, t:011·1�11 ;�.1 ti I Cit. CCIM L....i. _ _ 6 _ ;,.. Chll , 1,., .. ... 2 •!,""' 49c llnlnch C.., a:,:: • $2.79 ... ML • ·· · • • • •r;;,,• · ·•- • BROWNIES MEET The Jll'Owni.� of Troop 245 met in the MelhodUt Church Sunday School room, Thursday, un der the lea dership of Mn. Gardner Web· ru ng.' Pocket-1i1ed first a id kits, good for hike11 and ca mping, were ·made. Entertainment watt provid­ ed by making stick pupp ets and ha vi ng a pla1. Refreshments of kool ald and potato chips were served by Shir­ ley �ul lln. SIX _PLAYER CROQUET SETS Midd leport 8th Grade Gra dua tes Thursday Eveni ng .. Extra Top . � ,Stanapa,, Dill Pickl8' ...... .,._.;.. . •· 29c · d · L! � ,' , , Donuts . . ,.. .. ..,... .. .._ 21 c Buns '"�.;. -::,- 2 · =�-·-··---· == ·• I I l!t11 1 1 1 1 ljl l 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 li'ili :,;: 14 Catsup , ....... . Luncheon Meat ' 46 .... cab. ""· ha'� ,,,, ___ .... 9T"t'�• Ma, ff, IM Coupo" ••Pl••• All Meat Wieners 2 for $1 .00 ·---.· _ ,fllll P"tdillllll ., .... wt.all . ... A deaaert course was served by the hoateu a t close of the even­ ln&. .a .. .. Extra Top; . alu•·•tampil 1 2-oL 8reun'1 Ice Cream ) Tbt: birthday of Mn. Mi l ls waa obierved. Othen playi ng were Mrs. Mrs. Richard Robert Schmoll, Greu and Mn. Lion el Bcfggs. - CROQUET sE· T-S n '!18 devotion­ al it•d er when lhe Loya l ,Befean1 Cl•u of the Mlddle))(lrt Church of Chri1t met 1\lelday at the church . the me eting opened with a hymn a nd Rev. ,Fred I. G ard ner gave the o�illpa: pra)'er. Mrs. Homer Jone■ � Uie scripture and I reading tr m the devotions book of the church was 11lveD by. Mn. Erwi n . Geora:o MeJ nhar.t gave- the hj1tory , � of 'Memori al Day. Homer Rice presided at the bus­ J neu (11.tetinr when plan , were l'f'lade to pureh•� an I additional Communlon tray and ,alfll@'• Rou­ tine · buallle11 matters W!re ·taken care of ■fter which re!reahmenta were 1erved b)I Mrs. Ewin and Mrs. Jonea. 2 •1 Mn. Michael Hlekett. l ;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;a.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-;;-;;-;;;;;-. t.fr,. L,aUe Erwi . . . �. , their 40th Mr. and Mrs. Holme& were l'rlllrrted afay 28 1920 at S)"l'acuae with the la te 'ae v. Herman Sayre of the Melhodlst Church pe rforming the ceremony. The)' are the parenlB of two da ughters, Mn. Roger Quisen berry, Athens, and Mr, Ro­ bert Gehler of Franklin Park, N. J. They have ab: grandchildren. The Holmes' h1Ve lived in Syracute moat of their lives. For about f'irht years they were reslden t!!I of Michigan. Mrs. Royer Quise nberry wuh0&­ teH for tile ann lversary e ven t. After open i na: thelr ma n )' gifts and eards Mr. and Mrt. Rolmes cut their cake from a beautifully ap­ poi nted table centered with an arrangem en t of pink sna pdragonll and carnaUons on I pink cloth. The, 1uest1 were served re!re1bmenll by the gr1ndd1J.ughten, Judy and Ja l)lce Q ui sen �!!l• '.,fPd • niece, Yv'?n:ge (),lltP, 11:�llMlle. ' Mn. G.ebQr 1°":J'1ilib o{ New Jerae; wCN, �tili� tb atll'�. The a:ueat · lilt ; included Mn. Kalheyn ctow, Jll>b)ile · and J;m. mle. Mrs. �mt.�-r.es, Mrs. E. H. Holn,e,, Mr., . a nd Mrs. Ralph Radcliff, M,r. a nd �"- Lewii Oller . loyal Bereans Hpld Regula r Sess ion Tuesday ----...'"'1i .,, ;� hono, of was held at the DAV Hall weddine: 1nulverury. o1. \ 3 �::: $1 Sausage . . p. m. In --�n. Swatiel and Mn. Kra utter were n amed lo place flowers on the grave, of Mr. a nd Mrs. Chanin for Memorial Day. Mr11. Chanin w11 a membe r of the I croup at the tim e of her dea th. A put preaident'a pi n was pre­ Hnted to Mrs. Brown by Mrs. / O'Brien Ori behalf pie sorority 1:nd Mn . . O'Brie n a so presen ted the Girl t.he Year award to Ml'I. 81110n, I, The cultural program which had been -preit.,red by Mr&, Slusher, •111 presented by Mrs. BrC>W n a nd Mrt. ' Blaz•win presented "Our Own Enjoyme n t," ' I Whola or half 8 i. 10 Iii. avg. lo 4 arrange • 2 ollai. C . . . . . . . . . . . .lb. .... tbe pa■t year and are willina: to conh nue to do 10 but due to lhe tact ,Mt 'M eigs Cou nty no l onger h1t I lle4 Cros, office tbe Blood mobile will not return to the coun ty. The Joc;.I Red Cro85 office has been clciled for l!evenl mo n ths. , Mrs. Kennedy a nnoun ced c{:!Aple( committees as follow,: soc.ill11h. Sara Gibbs, chairman , Mn. Allderson, co-cha irman, Kn. Cla r• ltf Krautter, Mn. Roberta O'Brien , Mn. Edna Sl usher, Mn. Charlotte COila i nd Mn. Bette Hobatetter, Ways and Mea ns: ::.Ira. Brown , chflrm an , Mrs. An n Rupe. co-chair• m; n ; Mrs. Mi ldred Ka rr , Mn. Sue J�fers, Mrs. Vera Crow, Mn. ftqby Baer and M rs. Rose SIHon. Service: Mrs. Mullen , Mn. TereII Sw1tze l, Mrs. Pa ndora Collins, Mr,. Pearl Wel kcir and Mr1. Norma Anl■bary. f!{embu,_ ip: Mrs- Helen Alkl.Qa aruS � Sara Gibba. • -PJ:op1 111.: Mr,. �e�n Mot1, n, '.MCJ,• . Utulse Thom pson, Mrs. Vel1111 Ruf nd M�. M a rjorie Crow. r, PubUe ty, M,,. F\-eddle Houda. Jh!llt J Sor1,pbook: Mn. Jean '!llaie"• Attenda nc,: t.eam capt ain, : Mr.a. l\ue md Mn. O'Brie n . • �� Ma,11ha Hobstetter thanked ,h, 1r�up for help Jn the campaJ_a: n for the p111age of the bond iuue lor Ute· Mei11 :.temoria l Hos- Mn. Ne llie Brown. chairm an of Lhe Ways and Mea ns committee, d iscussed tentativ e plan■ for the summ e r activtues and Mrs. Phyllis Mul len , chairma n of the Service 1 committee, tha nk ed t�e soror�t)' . 1 rnembera for �heir ass11ta nce with t �e Cancer Drive. Mn. Mullen also I d the di,cuuion of the _d_l.eeont : i u a nce of the Bl�mobJle in the . c- · m ty. The sorority- c�pter haa l s, u nso red the Bl oodmobt le for the Piece Chicken Sale Breasts ,,. SSc legs ... 45c Wings S ,., $1 Backs ... 10c °""_, .._ ,. 6Sc ___ ....___ . ..... ..... . I• . in Pomeroy. After the d.ln oer, the busi nesa meeting wa, Pfeai� over by &fn . J oy�e Jtepuedf w ith re�rt,, from vmou-1 comm..ltteea bemg �ade . Mrs . Man: And er� n, co-chairman of the �Ill committee announced the SOCJal cale njar for_ lhe n e w year. A hambur.,er try �' J:>lanned for next mon th,. a pie.nae in July 8 rld a barbecue m A ugu■t. AU Kroger stores will he clostd Monday, Mtmodll (..... ""--l, MIMN L.......... Pldl,o 6 Pi.•nt•, D""oh t..f, lfN'IM L1,utchNJ1, MaGaw. ..... Uvw 'l.Mf, ........ . Single Pie", 53c • meellng w Lunch Meat ' Helen , Atkl)la uobted w>lh Who le Ham ..... ··-· low ,..,. •. ··•· •. 49c .... - .. .. 79c '• Mrs. ments for the dinner. The • Jenlili'i · Ham and Bacon . and on TV • , • . The Greotell Sa- OIi llmlll Rlngllng Bros, Barnum & Ballay Clrcuo 9.00 p.111. Moy 'D• a..L• • I \ West Virginia Ham ' Amshary Greatest Sale on Earth I : -· e Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday before theJr regular meeting. a.ll�d •t the home or Mr. aDd Mrs. William Chi lds, Mn. Charla A■1 Norma . . Mrs ---n was capla1n of the team a•nd .iw -se S'� M r5_ � :.tr.. Donald Milla an d Bradbury, . William Holmes. Syracu1e Crom This will be th e first banqu e t and danc e since 1839 and accord. ing to the number of reservatlon1 rece ived for th e banquet it will be a grea t success. The de corating committee will mee t al the high school ton ight at 7 and anyon e wishina: to help decorate is ask ed to att end. �==""""=""�""=""""""""""""""=""===""==c'..':===========�• OHIO "Middle of Upper B:lotll" le n n Students Given Awards Fot il Achievement In School Year I n The Moonlight e rs (formerl y U.., G,Notes) will furnish the; rvuslc. Ticketl for the d ance wi!J be 11old at the door to A l umni and their I 1u esUJ. SMITH ClOTH;NG HARTLEY & B·E N NETT POMEROY e HOLZER HOSPITAL Admissions May 23: Miu P.11trh:ia Conning, Rav eJ1swood; Tiinothy Canni ng, Ravenswood; ,1:Js s wart, Racine ; Robert H � ·.1rktn� . R u tland; Wil liam Cochran, PottCottagc vill �: land; S h e rry Holt . Mrs. Ethe German, Long Bouom� I ., ___11 Part ll-1..i Y ew David Hudnall, New Haven ; Mo''. .r.artrl0'8NA . farewell p,arty w11 held a t llarold C ollins, Pomero)'· ; Jib&. I H e nry C a rpenter Middleport · M r s the Syracu,e ._etfuidi.at Church Tuesday evenin g in honor ot MPs. John Black wood,' Rut land. ' __ _ � •II Teaford, 1uperlntendent o f __ TO MEET THURSDAy �., A ,UOdq School, wbo ii leavin g Th e committ ee of 'Brow nl\.f' � r Florida Tburlday, with her fami ly lo mak'e their home. Troop 38 of Sugar Ru n will Mr'II. Teaford w11 pre■ented at the C hurch of Chrlat, Tues ,with a' llible b)' the croup. Fl.fl>"at 7:30 p. m. Moth ers of i · 11 'four mem,bers of the church atgoing lo camp are urged ' to tended the party, te nd thi .s meeting. -- -- -----------------·------ IT'S e e IN M�IGS COUNTY . l3:!m, SHOE STORE Wahama Alumni Complete Plans For Banquet Farewell Party Held Sahlrday At S�uler Home A Farewell Hobo party wu held Saturday at lh e Guy Shu ler home on South Third Avenue, Middle• port, honoring thl!Jr da ught er, Sherrie, who left for Mi ami, F la., today. Arte r Sh e rri had ope n ed her many gifts re fr eshm ent, of gril l­ ed hot dog� and 10ft drink■ w ere 11erved b y Mrs. ShuJe r lo th e fol­ lowing: Ruth Ann Lace y, Joyce Hubbard, Sylvia I Davis, Marta Swanson, Nancy Harris, Lois A n n Morg<rn, Conni e Sauer, Kathy Bachner, Myrta Wilson, Donna Weimann, Sharon Egg ert, Hel en E11:gert, Shiela Childs, C)onthia Russe ll. Re ma lee Mills. Ka thy Me lanie Nieri . L�·r-n Tolb e r·l. Bee�Jc ,1 1,d M a rgie ..ihuler . hv'Jrs w ere nose 1Ja�1 made of mm1a l u re bandana6 filled with c-andy illld ballOOll/1. Scndin� a �if! but unab le to at­ lend wa� Bre nda Edward,. Sorori,ty Members Hold Dinner Meeting I Syracuse Couple tertain d Mr1. Edn.& French Tuesday Evening At Pomeroy DAV Hall Obsel"l'e 40th ·m mben of her cud club Monday Y ing at her home l Midd port. an�e t:t'!f.;,:�:it:��� G!i:;��� ��1: :•1:.u:�t Anniversary Sunday veScore prila wen wo by Mn. On Sund1y afternoon relativ • Club Entertained• By Mr,. Edrur French [ • �:-�·* dd� benetlt your lamily, Yoo can· provc lhe coo� Ill ,ubt fl!l\dillti the. ot.ai..n.ni. of Gao Air-Conditioning �r tho i,;,. booklet of additional ■tai. : _11,., t"1 •�1lfle CQfbl ""' bued on actual fuel bijJa. .• , �� 1 l f _- L ' . ' . . . . · ··� ' ·'·· Ii;, . 'l'lfllOOOlj 'l'HE YBAR � INSTAU.A�N ·. � � ,,., 00\\'N PAYMBNT • nvz GAil . .J" I, :_"-. -• • , V . .. . • 1DIA1'14;11: : -� AND ·, . , ·,. \ ' . == • '1 , • COMPANY ·• · · ' ... ' l o1 co■t 1fatar,1 enh ., from th• gaa com• .. pany. 1ft it ore pie­ : .,� of - mi■• of I Ga, Alr-Concittloned !, i homes, with own•ra 1 • natemeftts Qf 'co1t : .. ..i;. •· • · based on octuof fuel tlllll fl Iii F• !ft! --1 I 1..m. - 1 --. ...... . FINE HOMES NW y�, �JOY THE COMEOIT a, GAS All.a>NDfflONlNG.. ' l .. ' � #, : �-��=l �: :i::�. ' •· ,· I' J , ,i �•• ·- - .... . . . .. � �NF DAILY 'iENTINEL. · .JOCLE BUllT FOR 1WO a.-.i111m1 Editorially Cathy Sue l'hite Fund 111'>,,enit nlllit•IJ dlle lh4! 90nerosily of Meigs edilllfy JlfillHtl wl\o cffllltlbuted ao handsome- ly lb ate Catliy Sue White fund. titlli\' glrl, who was injured so crlllcaJc 17 In· 1 11111 at her realdenee April 26, It on Ille toad to reoovery today. Her father, long out of employment, and expectant mother, Incurred 11111! at Children;, Hotpltal, Columliol, tolalllq 91,513. 15. The statement read.! TliD llltt llllr. Nlnetl!en· da)'I of room, lloard, general 11,IINl!iW, fi!Oil operating room, ,s&.90; ane,­ x-r•y 910, laboratory '381. IO, dl,,.119- ftl)l.80) pll)'llotherapy '82, liltenalve � fie, IY KLANCHli M. HASKINS "Old, but all mine" on an elderly nr in Ocoee, Fla. That could apply in .a good many ways in other angles, such as Golden Wedding people or even 29 year wedded couple&, (me) and to on. Total collect ions, every penny of them ont of the goodn... of hearts, so far have come to $l ,Z&l .22 in a formal accoun ting made by Sheriff Robert c. Hartenbach whose office so graciously served as a depository for contr-i• bulors. One of the funniest car stories 1 rec■U was Middleport's "Dick" Stout along this line. Some one was admiring his new car. "And yes," sez Dick "some day she'll be mine, all mine." Tne sum has been forwarded in part, a-s will the balance later, to the Childre n's Hos• pita! to help defray the bil l noted above. Hat, Off to everyone who contributed. mous profits in practically no time seems to totally obscure their judgement. II there i s one principl e which should guide anyone's investm ent philosophy, it is this: 1 1 Jnvestigate before you invest." The statute books are loaded with laws intended to protect the investin g puhiic. The exchanges have put stiff regulati ons into effect on their own hook But all the laws and regulations lmagl­ nable can 't do the whole job. It i s stil l true that the fool and his mouey are soon parted. Meanwhile , "People's Capitalism" contln­ ues to grow. Well over 12,500,000 Individuals now own shares in American corporatio ns. The great majority of them are prudent, in. telliaenl, and careful investors who look before tttey leap. But there is still a minority that needs lo follow the kind of advice Mr. Funston has gi ven. Solid Nutrition Uett>lle a "bomba-rdment of food fads and all aerts. of schemes tor combaUng obesity," Americans still believe that "good, sound and protective rood" spell solid nutrition. Homer Davlllon, president of the American Meat In• sllmffl: llllltf !Hilt' 1ft ffia�ltilt the opening speech at the 10th annual conference of the Institute Ill Anllnal Agriculture al Purdue Unlverslt�. H'e add�d: "The food supply of the natlo• ls goeld . II deserves public confi­ dence. In the ,meat business, inspection for pllrlty and sanitation is routine. Our govern­ ment - agencies, regulatory and protective bo• dies, are hard al work on a dlfricull problem. And the public wlll be protected ." F'llod lllfdlsftl, In large p1rt brought about by the modern croze to reduce weight at all costs, can produce disastrous results ln the rorm of serlous illness, disablcme1t, and even premature death. Toe problem, according lo various surveys, is found in one of its more ac.:ute stages among teenagers. A shockingly hig h percentage of them have drifted for one reason or another into bad nutrttional habits. There are people, of course1 Who require sreclal and limited diets. But such diets should be adopted only dn the advice or a physklnn. The great majority of us require the slanda,rd foods - meals, dairy products, fruits and vegetables - which are found i n ever y market . There's no place for· food fad• dism in healthy, intelligent 1ivln11, 11 wa. not ,o long ago that Mr. Bulganin, onP. Of the R.usaian leaders, was quoted as saylltf that the United States would become a sdelill!ed atate not as the reault of outside force■, but that we would vole ouraelve, Into that ■ltuatlon. of socialism, but under the more dangerous and false title of liberalism - free wheeling gover;ment spending and taxation. It must make the Russians chuckle lo aee our own politicians playing their game and our people swallowing the bait. 1f the people cQlltlnue to aell their votes for political promises of something for noth• Ing, promises that can only be financed by constantly more destructive taxation and In­ flation, they will have only themaelvea to blame for lulfllling Mr. Bulganin's prophecy that we will destroy our freedom from within. Mason County 4•H News ·'- Play ing With Fire All,Olle who ha, watched the methods of many � and federal law makers who favor pu1t1111 Jll•ernment Ullo tax exempt projects In cotnpellllon with exorbitantly taxed prl· vale clW.na and buolne" can see Bulganin'• predttffon working out, not under the name From The Editor's Note Book t • ' A young man who worked In a Pomeroy restaurant for a time 11 reaJWng his dreams as an act-Or while In the Armed Forces. He ls Jame, Carl Lawhorn, s0n or Mr. and Mrs. Carl G; Lawhorn, Pomroy, who for a while oper.Ud tfte rN!allrant known as the Rlvervlftt, llo.w Clrelel. Jim, with bis moth­ er, opeillbd Iha tedauranL He had behind him by lliat tlin• I� 7ean al Weal Vqlnla University maJlll'll\l tn dnllllllca, Rocerttlt .tlin WIiii part di a trio callm, It, . Pla;iin" whq nlf the "Pl'eildio were. reeord• ed wlnn• clf Ille Slilll US Anny 11,ei of the 1960 Arlt)' lhlirfilillllent contllt. Pft. 1ild Jerr, Clllrk 110111 wlat il'lcllllli!al Dli'tctcir Sit- Wayne CUrtb rilblrdlllr a leilill N•lllt playen' laal producUIIII, ,._,.... Tlblk" bJ Clarence JlatU,an. Lawhorn II llllltlfned ii !lie· Frelldlo, San l'rlnclt<o. Jim bOl)@i i. t'l!tul'II Ill otl ift4 flblab bit Jlnt t.alflillnl from It (Fla.) two weekB ago. Gulp, gulp, you're gonna hear me lappin1 up the Atlantic ir'n I ever :o back-Grace French and I 11gree that one of the most eerie sensations is thal of sand giving way under your ft>et when standing in surf at Daytonaeerie, but delightful. Makes one think of "All other ground is sini:lne sand". Betty Fultt goes trundling by with her three little girls in a wagon. All seem to be so happy even the,, "horse" (Bet­ ty) , If you didn't get something at the "Firemen's Ball" (auction) well, then, l'm so sorry, 'cause you "bu1b ta see my Windsor chair j I bou.aht off'n 'em. Now I needed another chair lite you need a hole in the head. But as usual I couldn'.t resht. Evidently I stun­ ned people 'cause mine was the only bid'. This auction is going to be a pt?m11nent thing for our town, ,J we:enlike tbe Golden Gate " Bridge for Frtsco or the Apple Antl" what Festival at Jae-loon, a wltle!:,- spaced area is there m y fellow ttleruJa·. ·o. I borto\¥ed this last term; "fel• IOW frte1m!s'' from a colleje •rlass male ·o! li>ng ago. A11tined to cond\lct' a · · public meetillg tn Spett� Clau: · at O. U. hq •began 11:ll y fl!!llbw .frimds". - We were all so Ctlflvulsed I i\ever did know whot !Ill<!· he said. I do rerife.mber hi! aii•ing m e M E to hetp him on physics ptob­ lema. Tl'y to envhlion that, JTly fellb,r ftlendi. le But all ■taggered throueh i� sofflel ow but how Dr. Atkin­ son (Ol Man Brain himself) ever stood u11, I'll never, never know. l'n1 Wl'l.tlng in ,> completely upset routine sttting room being pap­ ered. ·My pencl ■ are on tfie drHser · my, _paper's not to be fou.nd you might say and' where'11 that era I / I Can4idate..B runnl� Ofl the Peo­ ple'• ticket . are: �r, R_pbert .tJ-lft Beiteb: Council members: .l,im" Ball," Berl Wullace. Luther ""91tli, Neloon R. Rou,t, Frank 9. Thol):\pso,n. =-'"' � • odtl . Ir -, ,_ lln. ltall, tJte:bliil '"°t Saturdop witll Ill'. ul ..._ 1. ft. RlirdeD. .., JoiutNlf ., !loelo■ter , Pl, L. 0· SeYeral (elka attended the John Hamm [uneral Monday •t the Ewing funeral home, Pomeroy. Mr. Hamm lived his entire Ure in thi1 vicinity and PHled away Friday after a abr.,rt illne,a. I Mr. Earl Shuler ii •pending rett days with trts family. Mr. •� M.-.. W1lllam D. Lanning, rosiGeutac Of Rutland until 10 years ago when lh,y mo:V- cenUy mo•'"1 into their recently •urchased bome at Dorcu. ed to Fl,rborn, recently celebJ:ated . l;l,eir 5 0th wedding anniversary with 125 friend• and m■Rf IHI ' for politicaJ asylum ,,.J.Uves calling 0., The attendance Sundoy at suo. at an Open Ho"'" In libe fam ily portrait above · are ·left to right oeateil Monday, the city 1;:overn_ment said 89 •nd th• an Sus .La.t,ajng. l\!t .�f Mr. a�cl,-Ml'S, Jam es Lannlns (slandfue; dt F:llrboi'n, SOC9lld � . tn": :.;.'1 � r d fio l<>m Jeff,); thi a Carolyn Lanning, daugb' te.- Of Mr. mtd, Mrs. Jjljlon L,annlp,g (s ecopll. . M,.. P•■ri v;...- or Olevoland , thj rd from • r!ibt,, stan din.l, of Fai,rl!Qml;, f�- �ow.-, •� · g, Stephe"n t.ih!ilrif. 59( t■ ber■ ,., a f..,. ..,, i. vult James l..ann111gs; the honored c1111)11e; ijnd,.... k row , le!t, Bil,lyJlitl, IIPQ ¥!', ,.., dau1h,.,. 1!r1. E■ rl Shtiler Mrs. !Robcl'I Hill, Rutland. Mrs. l■mDy ■loo to ■lleftd ttte j fowT!!l· llroa . right; r. KW, an employe of Ule OIII Power Co., is at enreine right. -�jcI,111tlon <If her srandeoo, Rk:hlin city government announced lllonday, ?il:Ore, than 1 ,300 east. Ger­ Hill •• ' w• J/1,1 <if . . ,,_ . · • ;i;; WY-1-Hl'I Ce\ltt .. II 11 ' -Fdday,. . ..... li6el J�s- , Vt.�■tion Ohurch . Scllool -wUI be -eivt in fotp° ...... mf'Ing ·held · t.t �the • New Ha Will l!vth"'}j. I' whJle 2lllet ._, • cal United Brethren C!IIIN.'1!., :xay =::=: o: 7 " ' "';t:::: l1st. 1o June, lOt.h.. T�III . �li8ns l · •ijl �In wttb a worlhUl -�Vk:e for all boys •n4 girls f�OJn f 1 1•11<• of 8'• l]\roqlllt llte · tqi &r•de, In the �luircb 1&Detu'1'Y . .,.. lrftllt ino.."Toiir�Hiii iiiiiiiofl» -e\Qlel _,_ • .• ,... lwMlaJ, -■, zt. llo an .... . . , .., Ill -----------------------------Ohio lledkat ............,., Ille., .,,. ... .,. lb» appl&N.._ . . . '"· "• ..-oil MIJr � twaU. DW"lled Nl'ora � oa 11er? Dinner's late, Da:d'! htlngry and cross. Put on the potatoes, warm up the left overs. F11._11y pictui-e1 1m1Je: at me from a hid­ del\ nook . �1" t�e diu.lpg room. An� m�n, w.h9t tuh to eit down in lhe IOfter cb1lr1, now in the bed room. , It all 10011:! 110 dif�rent. But toni&ht l'h e1ult in th, new rre1h rlowery Walls and cle.an silver ceiling. . t,o,u �an ftl�ay11 · count on the · following ''Things have to be worse �for,e they can be better." ,-his ae_pliea to house cleaning, child "tilrth, poJitics l[ld road I • The refresll.m.ts , committee 1t •r•. ,oit.ho LievN\t, dlainnln, - lln lknn,:arner oFted ·Jaief , ·Mz,. MA. buildloJ: .· ;.Vo� fou. ■i'i,llh�•flhe, I re­ m�ln1 '.'Yours,. 'lttcetera, etcetera." BMH Wahaina Grads Make Dean's List.At l'VU , I Ho•aD, Mrs. Robert Coote, Mr!!. l.11:ek Flesher and Mn. Carl Gibbs. The Junion <1ndea 4, D and 6) will be taught- ,Jty .111'1. Koward Burrls assisted b:,. Mn. i.,,.,rence Llevfog, Mre. Ed!Wla· etein and 11,n.' Donald Goheen. !fhe Intermediate 1pt1clal class this year wlll be' tau,ht by Mra. '1, 8 and llol rt Dille f ?r , Otb ·*. erade• � - . ,- our 1 M"".nn R d Constmction Is Started . The SJat11 Ro114 Commlulon hH announced that worlr. has I llaned on Secoildaey Routes 31/4 and Ml in Maaon Cc,unty, Char• J�'e- ·lloid; frc,m Jct, Seeondar1 and . 31/4 to_ Jct. Seoon· RO\lt� dary Routes 33 and 58, a dil�n.ce of 2.00 miles. The wort will m• elude widenina, in1talll8' drain· age and. .applyjtig a traffic bound base course, ------. MISOUIDID MIHILI MARYSVlLLE, Tenn. UPI-Two helicopter crewmen weren't even fazed when the door of their whfrlybird fell off 1,000 feet up Monday and slammed onto the root of John L. Ha)'nea' home near hese. Lt. Cecil Blanton and Lt. Grad}' Oxford, both of Fort Campbell, Jtr,, " landed tM 'coptM' In •• -nearby field, claimed � door a11d . toot eff 19ain for training maneuvera at Fort Brqg 1 :ti. N, ·C. .. ••• •• IS 1ft '•hn and Mrs. Wila,d Ar.mtl'oDI, '1 babies and toddlert up to three fears of aie for all those whc, will be servlne on t.be VCS stall. Thia will be in charee of Mrs. Mrs. Herman Clayton . Athey, Ohlinger and Miss Judy Arnold. Three year olds wlll be taueht by Mn Harry Miller assisted by 'Eva Jean Mrs. p�al Rlckard, Roush and Miss Sue Ellen Cooil- I nite from 10 to 11 a . m. only. 1 The ,B:indera:uten (4, IS and 8 years of aa:e) wlll be taua:hl by Mrs. John Hoffman, a&siated by , Mrs. Marvin Bennett; Mrs. Mar• vin Roush, Mr11. Lut-Oer Smith and Mrs. Lewis · CQehart. The Primary (grade• 1, 2 and 8) wJll be taua;ht by Mrs. Harold Buma,aroer, Hlllted. by MN. Tom 11.. ....... ... . ___ .. ... ,s--,.o-, ___ _,...,. ....... • • · • hi! • -• • ,OU l'Jll(IHI$[ lftlroy, ILJU#D4J. MIU! The enrollmenl pul.. I• Substitute hc.t,.ir; fl the Mlfaer1 and kUchen are 1!frs. OUle 11ou,h, Mn. 11411' J.ayne · and arr,. Jo'JlJl Bost. W.e fOr4i� lllvite all chll(Jrel;l eaCh· morning at •a:go a_fn. �Pete BurrJ1 ,wW be ID •'!!"It o1 opd ,i,µ11) w,bo �o ..,i at"""1 �f the devotional stQr:Y., incl Miss . other °'1,urcb re&\,lllrbr .µ. attend Et)>ei '1idllit iµtecl.inJ ti>• mull<- · t.tu, Vj)B Ma, 31-,uoe IOtb. Cla_.,., 'llill bo]JI l,rom l'� ' Miao lillhel Jllddle lo the \!CV until 11 a. m. each 4111, 1'1� �me dlrt!ctor and Kev. Robert D,ilki 1 This putor. 1 ''The Church" wilt be uleil. . , £11eme -i1 beinl used by JQny In the denomlnatjona Friday tvenJ11i, JUDA toth , On P,otelWlt lt60 VOS:- The emphasis in tllla �om 6 to 9 pm tile parenla a.nd area is on helping eacb pe,Nn ' l;rienda ma)' � and �•re lD th' t,, grow in 111 undenWldh\l of tliiDJIJ µte childre,, )iave m■de r the church H a Cbriltilll feUown• 4ur1n,. the nbte dp aes.slon. -,.---ahip, and to flnd hil ri&btlul place ••d roaponlibillty In it. oa QD.U A nursery will be provided for I - ._kswfi" U.C. ia .. For onb" fl.AI ..-, monlb,oa tted.lJt .. �nl ln a f-l -- of1l'llt ......... i · Start :M�y 31 A�:�UB :Church ·=-i�Yl�:1; r� s · • ANI S.moke Out The Facts! ." Accurot,lr -.to eir•tll adv,ntisint in this 111wa,cq,er as for yaur lllisin••• you need i"" ibve1l111t111t a piOf��i♦ • t• ,, ,,.. dt�e basic fa� . . . and here tliay.a l'el .. ,... CQVI .. . ' � whjl't it ?'fl -.i....- .; : Tiiii� newspaper covers your "'4ir­ ,, '. , . . 4•1iveri YGl!r Mllini IMPAC,T : ., .1'bU tfte,most good ! ' , .... .: ' ' '. , It ena ...n )'IN to start year �tjlling IWh� mqlt �• ltart lheir shol'ping . . . in th'9 n­ "��INf col11111111 o'f this -paper. Result: ,,.... , • ," .' •f It-I P.• Qd ftljtl9 • . C(1)SJ:· 81\... I .. . D :������ill�,,� "" Iii' mall, o\ttrlooked tht blue-atamped letten. ..-.,,., ,.,.,._ . "" '· ' .rn:=-:.:: "°· n---· � •lfli _.!· 'tl,'e Pbll1delpbla 11:ulff Mondo, 111Ibo otsnlns of Theron • 11(111-PoUad - lo • l8ilt) itli. Bt je,� ' 'lilritnc , abHolantl � llt'Uill' Aflb, ' •ml] s•eod . DoJlar � dallar, .�ur advertising �'l.___thi1 r w1.D rt;ch ...,IE l>HPI!', produce BE'fTER · -n in. -. ....., � -., . . . . elld w•' can � . " 111etllum . ' ' 1"ffi .-: Cu &" �,.,,, a-tw, ., $6.50 Auler. u:..·;.� a�.�h··. 0:.hool ·T.-0 CH-. o-L•-•• DIIILL , �...� L.\S · VEG,\!i, N.,v, tJPJ -'Wel- i�"-"" Ila'l"UI' \.,OIU 1/1 '� 1 t-erweight ehamr,fon Don J0rdan 1 · ' . ' , • •· : r · • :• ,' COl:P WAVES °''"'· �- I lleg. ,a.59 Carroll Johnaon Uld family N!• --. . .,.. I L4Jn ' Pl Pluoa�t ,,11ed on Ii■. Robert P�lotor Saturday alt...__ .,.......... , ■rs. R\WMU - Plltltel- 11 "lalllnt at Ille bqm1 of llr. ■n• Mn, llllpb Poiollr, Dnter Cit,, Ohio. ..._Jf/1. Oer■ltl Violet l"f: .one! . Floyd ij..nco ealled . .. .... llo1ilh, Sunday. • IMr motlier, llmlllll lit. and Jin, E■rl Youmao, llr, - - Mph Point•I IDd\ dllld• 1, ' ,.. f, I J"' � ' �-VI a --t ••llh· .._,,,. ''°""' 0 Mn. Ora 4rcher ot Malla is vi■iting her aitter and brother, Mrs. .Bertha Helter and Le■ter Bailey. 50- E..ST GOM,t,N5 fLEI 1IIIILIN 0.1-Mar.e thin 50,· -"IIO refu�eo■ ·from Communist 4ist Germany have fled to West Berlin since Jan. I, the Weit Ber• ....--+--Weit Shade WAShjrj'G� UPI - TIie Poat . . .. hni omce Dtfofl!Mnl lid ,_..w..t 1 . II •1■1� , • Mlol � ' llo�:; PfftOl'lc!II N•� Iha eotor i't ■evn·· ol Mirielt■, Jb. T.,lor ol Afdilon' Clrol It,.ntwill■Ir•bl8 lilllf'ilampi filonl' Ille Ill ;, llr. ■- , ver Curlll anl iloich , falDy ol 1 Columbua ■pent lho' � -..i � llr. ■nd lln. L. D, t , ...,.. � · , ._ <Ii. , _ 111ft "' u tlN fl,ont In ,Col.. ff ., � - Mra. Helen Fiaher of &eneca­ Yllle IHI the gueet of t.he Llldie1 aid laat Thunday . and J 7 M.r1. Mary Lo� Ihle and child­ ren went latt Saturday to Btverly to vi1lt her al■ter, ll4n. Jean lhylee and children and on Sun­ day went to Zlnesvllle and at­ "'nded church wbere they attend­ ed w.hen they were younaer, allo vi■ited their mother·• crave. Mr, •nd Mrs, Goor1e Buoh •nd ren and Mrt� Brown called r...1_11 ol At- -I tll4i hinter Alimo Sunday, - wllft Mr, and lilt, illMj, · �- an d Nn. WIii KeIIman at. -.-. Pl•on te Mr. ·•ffll .,._ lltnY<II" rlil Ind �ed memorial lllrVleol III Kemllr. and - L. D. l>lem, ■pent lat Orovt S1lnd■y, lotu- e\'Ult!f wilh 111'1 and llr. � 11n. Dem 11.u..t n • d1u1htor ol llelpre ,pent Sunday ll'rs. Joie VanM'mr or Porll■nd' ·••nlns Wllb Mr. '"" �- VWill -----ftOUlh 11. ■t ol Market Report _ ._ IML■ The town of New �ven wl11 hold lt'1 il@cllQJJ on June 1, 1980 a_t tbe Clty BulldiQJ:. Mn. Johnle R:ou�, Mrs, He.nry John&on and lfra. 'lhelme. C,\pehart wl1l 1erve on tbe elei:!tlon bop.rd. Candidate, on the Citizen Ticket are: Mayor Arthur Wehrli; Recorder, Sue Er• win; Councll mom.hen Jaclc: Flesh­ er, Glenn Smith, Donald Bum­ .gallfner, i:k.arl M. WUes and Lewis •llaPMtrt. • ::! I l'I.ANI IINTIY tlklD clded to do -otlllOI JOIIANNESBURr. . South Afrlct J.-e:r'IOn fixed hit ba1on,1t oe b i.JPJ-.11. tc lverliOTI 1:lldn't lll,t tlflot Md, ·MU"4 u beina: awab•ned al 4 a. m. for ten- win& &eYttrrl tlmM, lallliDI � OHIO VALLIY LIV.STOCK try duly .at the ail'p6f'l near here. ,&.M llllfit W Otlltc. flNi -G,■ l...,_it,. Oh'9, Mar 21, ING b lm IS po HOGS- 1 ni lo :220 It» 1 1 to 1 '7.J, It wu co ld_ and it w11 wet, he tratt fl ned I told a mag11trat.t. ■ nd ,o e 232.40. � .:...._! ------zzo 10 � lbs 17 to 1'1.U; U,tlt _ 16 to 17.3&; Fat Sow, 12 to 15; Slap 1 2 to I�; Boan 8 to 14; Sowa 1nd -Pip 60 to 90; Sho,t■ G to 1 1 . I. CAm.&--St,er, 18 to 24: Heil• People era 16 to 22: Baby Beef 20 to 25: I have surgi�edkal P'at Cow• IS to 19; Cannera 1, to I Cod protection • . • 16; Built 17 to Z2.,0 MIik Cowa HlO I to 200. ,. ,- 11n, ,,.. fiUf tHllm• VJ:AL CALVES - Top1 30. 40: oH.n r.., -,k., Seconda 28 to 29 Medium Z4 to UH c- � • • . II ,28; .coJn. • HH. 20 to ao: cwi, 1e woU ,a,,, ._�.,., ...,. ». to 24. 11_'1!!� ', •• i:-:.::i � icfR:!ip-Zwea .«I U111 I to 16: p1ett ..;i-;:;1, � . Rei!Ktlon � ... o.,_._,. u•w: � • 81.odr; E'wN ,f to 10: Fat Sheep 4 1 • 4n11 lndl-o-6dul Oft.lo ..._..-.,.. · ,t lo 10; Cull• 1 ta 5; Buch 4 to 10; tlo pt,,-lkal namtnatlan no b-.Jth n11,�mutt. .. .-c, of • or �nt 1-ilUo probJems. "" wa! • peno.k tit � Fat Wether1 4, to JO. •uwns. no nttd to bl- ftllployad. Thll � 1tn II act.Ml). � • •• • OHIO STAT£ MW1CAL ASS-OCIA ON. A.ii: ,.ur ... .... 4MBS - TOPI !O; Seeonds 16 =��=n�t�-�: [�- Or check •t• o.. -- � • to 18; Wt■. 14 lo 16; ComIJ111t t Shield" pJ'O\lklff pe,Yfl\ell1& ao.ui:1 u. ..,. "'' .....-. • •i....a m _on __ ll tio _ 14. lledkal C.re, Anftthetl1. R8!1iother"lpy . . . acc:ordlnt' to h ■IIIICl6'ef ___ t lndnnnttln lllted In U. Speclal l'n-f•rad CQ,rltnd I M•IO-fj- wl8 Morning Star Social Notes spe News Of The Week. M9 ••• degree . He wrote Sgt. Kabage of Galllpolls (who rarely enough was Lawhorn'• recruiting officer, a·nd stlU a close frlendl) recently of other dramatic successes. A charter member of the little theater group at Tb11- Presidio, Lawhorn has had top leads i n ''Harvey," and 1 1 Vlslt to a S m a all Planet," all great succeues. Watch this fella Lawhorn. His name may not be many years from the bll 1111tt. o n Broadway, or i n HollyWOOd, LOOKrNG AROUND: Two to four power lawn mowera going "right in my own sitting room·• 10 to speak. But J love m y neilh• bors' velvety lawns, so L keep buried in the new Harpe-r's (m1guhlil) and let the band play. , Mil.Isle (Nora) and I tie up •�ur" Mn. Faulkner's vines for the aummer. Mlllsie precariously perched on a step ladder and BMH "ground m111n". Horrors I forgot the all week's rain di<'n'l get to Jriy pofch �tunias 110 give them a tieiitecl 11oakln1. A long leisurel)f riife' up Tur.t'ey Run road and all Is io changed, seemi to me. Maffia', not tiiere, Sister Vina'! , not there, nor the two b,ilf bro­ ther11. But nOi1etheles1 the old 11weet rapture. of spring, bursts anew on me II I spy m� first wlld pink11 (the,'re really fiery red, 1 you knOw) and wind llong a h.miliar tree and fern bordered road. LUsh spring pHtures and · yming calves eklpplng. But again J feel bad when 1 pass Uncle Do·c and Aunt Lydia's home at Kygervme, SCll!he of so many happy \da)'tl vl.iitJng there. Any kids an lucky wfio have aunts to vlplt. And- aunties, be sure to make them , Icy lemonade and have them' e:o fl1hJng in Kyger Creek anl:l crochet them a lovely something for ,rllduation a,Ht and-wha.t'1 thl.i a blurring my eyes. Ut's to a lighter vein. I made two r�ub11rb pies recently and not the aqu.are long kind either. One Went to our firemen, bless 'em, the other to BMH, her offspring and hl9 ftiend Bernie dining here Frlday, Poor Dlil<J's lef\ out on thb deal. Sµgar, for him, being marked VERBOTtN. Thia last 111 olle of perhap1 two dozen German words I posseBS. I cc:in · over all my shell collec• Uon, now from Atlantic and Gulf shores in Fla.. as well as the ones CPH brou1ht me from Bar Harbor, Maine. Oh, 110 iotricil.te, so· lovely, yet strewn all aboUt .lhe beaches of the world as sott of toke:n■ of • GN!at M.aiter'i h11nd, it 1eem1 �tq!,.5- ; 1 I New Haven To Hold 'Elmion Day Juae 7 S--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1960 Did You Know That? care, 282 hours. $458.5 0, mother's accommo­ datlons $20, miscel laneous, $ 1 .05 - Total, $1 ,573.50. The F�I And Hi8 Money In the spring of 1959 the New York St�k ticllllljt UlllU-l'IIM a c1ut1onal'y ptogtam, drslg,led to red'uce reckless and uninformed markl!t specuhlllOII. Happily, It recently was reported, the program largely attained the objective. This kind of speculation has shown a marked drop. ' Keith )"tmfllon·, Ille Exchange's president, 1w "!ade another highly important recomlillinclatllJ;,, � thtt nl\t and Inexperienced In• vestot'S ap�i'lllle their !hvestmenl objectives catetuU, and seek regularity of income and lf?ldaal growlh ol capital from their Investments rather than quick profits. This simply recognizes the faet that people who enter the stock ma-rket with the intention of getttng rich ill a hur,y are almost inevitably foredoomed to deep trouble. These are the peopl• wtnr are ealljr pre, for tipsters and highp01il'ei'ed stock salesmen. The promlae of enor- f \ ' ';• ' ? t 'Crl ' . . ... .. .' ; ,. . OVEI A400 P�ID SUBStlRIERS ANI> STILL GIOWING ' . ! ' SE . -· < ' ➔· -· , ' '. • '., .,r, .,.. . . ..... �•• ·- - .... . . . .. � �NF DAILY 'iENTINEL. · .JOCLE BUllT FOR 1WO a.-.i111m1 Editorially Cathy Sue l'hite Fund 111'>,,enit nlllit•IJ dlle lh4! 90nerosily of Meigs edilllfy JlfillHtl wl\o cffllltlbuted ao handsome- ly lb ate Catliy Sue White fund. titlli\' glrl, who was injured so crlllcaJc 17 In· 1 11111 at her realdenee April 26, It on Ille toad to reoovery today. Her father, long out of employment, and expectant mother, Incurred 11111! at Children;, Hotpltal, Columliol, tolalllq 91,513. 15. The statement read.! TliD llltt llllr. Nlnetl!en· da)'I of room, lloard, general 11,IINl!iW, fi!Oil operating room, ,s&.90; ane,­ x-r•y 910, laboratory '381. IO, dl,,.119- ftl)l.80) pll)'llotherapy '82, liltenalve � fie, IY KLANCHli M. HASKINS "Old, but all mine" on an elderly nr in Ocoee, Fla. That could apply in .a good many ways in other angles, such as Golden Wedding people or even 29 year wedded couple&, (me) and to on. Total collect ions, every penny of them ont of the goodn... of hearts, so far have come to $l ,Z&l .22 in a formal accoun ting made by Sheriff Robert c. Hartenbach whose office so graciously served as a depository for contr-i• bulors. One of the funniest car stories 1 rec■U was Middleport's "Dick" Stout along this line. Some one was admiring his new car. "And yes," sez Dick "some day she'll be mine, all mine." Tne sum has been forwarded in part, a-s will the balance later, to the Childre n's Hos• pita! to help defray the bil l noted above. Hat, Off to everyone who contributed. mous profits in practically no time seems to totally obscure their judgement. II there i s one principl e which should guide anyone's investm ent philosophy, it is this: 1 1 Jnvestigate before you invest." The statute books are loaded with laws intended to protect the investin g puhiic. The exchanges have put stiff regulati ons into effect on their own hook But all the laws and regulations lmagl­ nable can 't do the whole job. It i s stil l true that the fool and his mouey are soon parted. Meanwhile , "People's Capitalism" contln­ ues to grow. Well over 12,500,000 Individuals now own shares in American corporatio ns. The great majority of them are prudent, in. telliaenl, and careful investors who look before tttey leap. But there is still a minority that needs lo follow the kind of advice Mr. Funston has gi ven. Solid Nutrition Uett>lle a "bomba-rdment of food fads and all aerts. of schemes tor combaUng obesity," Americans still believe that "good, sound and protective rood" spell solid nutrition. Homer Davlllon, president of the American Meat In• sllmffl: llllltf !Hilt' 1ft ffia�ltilt the opening speech at the 10th annual conference of the Institute Ill Anllnal Agriculture al Purdue Unlverslt�. H'e add�d: "The food supply of the natlo• ls goeld . II deserves public confi­ dence. In the ,meat business, inspection for pllrlty and sanitation is routine. Our govern­ ment - agencies, regulatory and protective bo• dies, are hard al work on a dlfricull problem. And the public wlll be protected ." F'llod lllfdlsftl, In large p1rt brought about by the modern croze to reduce weight at all costs, can produce disastrous results ln the rorm of serlous illness, disablcme1t, and even premature death. Toe problem, according lo various surveys, is found in one of its more ac.:ute stages among teenagers. A shockingly hig h percentage of them have drifted for one reason or another into bad nutrttional habits. There are people, of course1 Who require sreclal and limited diets. But such diets should be adopted only dn the advice or a physklnn. The great majority of us require the slanda,rd foods - meals, dairy products, fruits and vegetables - which are found i n ever y market . There's no place for· food fad• dism in healthy, intelligent 1ivln11, 11 wa. not ,o long ago that Mr. Bulganin, onP. Of the R.usaian leaders, was quoted as saylltf that the United States would become a sdelill!ed atate not as the reault of outside force■, but that we would vole ouraelve, Into that ■ltuatlon. of socialism, but under the more dangerous and false title of liberalism - free wheeling gover;ment spending and taxation. It must make the Russians chuckle lo aee our own politicians playing their game and our people swallowing the bait. 1f the people cQlltlnue to aell their votes for political promises of something for noth• Ing, promises that can only be financed by constantly more destructive taxation and In­ flation, they will have only themaelvea to blame for lulfllling Mr. Bulganin's prophecy that we will destroy our freedom from within. Mason County 4•H News ·'- Play ing With Fire All,Olle who ha, watched the methods of many � and federal law makers who favor pu1t1111 Jll•ernment Ullo tax exempt projects In cotnpellllon with exorbitantly taxed prl· vale clW.na and buolne" can see Bulganin'• predttffon working out, not under the name From The Editor's Note Book t • ' A young man who worked In a Pomeroy restaurant for a time 11 reaJWng his dreams as an act-Or while In the Armed Forces. He ls Jame, Carl Lawhorn, s0n or Mr. and Mrs. Carl G; Lawhorn, Pomroy, who for a while oper.Ud tfte rN!allrant known as the Rlvervlftt, llo.w Clrelel. Jim, with bis moth­ er, opeillbd Iha tedauranL He had behind him by lliat tlin• I� 7ean al Weal Vqlnla University maJlll'll\l tn dnllllllca, Rocerttlt .tlin WIiii part di a trio callm, It, . Pla;iin" whq nlf the "Pl'eildio were. reeord• ed wlnn• clf Ille Slilll US Anny 11,ei of the 1960 Arlt)' lhlirfilillllent contllt. Pft. 1ild Jerr, Clllrk 110111 wlat il'lcllllli!al Dli'tctcir Sit- Wayne CUrtb rilblrdlllr a leilill N•lllt playen' laal producUIIII, ,._,.... Tlblk" bJ Clarence JlatU,an. Lawhorn II llllltlfned ii !lie· Frelldlo, San l'rlnclt<o. Jim bOl)@i i. t'l!tul'II Ill otl ift4 flblab bit Jlnt t.alflillnl from It (Fla.) two weekB ago. Gulp, gulp, you're gonna hear me lappin1 up the Atlantic ir'n I ever :o back-Grace French and I 11gree that one of the most eerie sensations is thal of sand giving way under your ft>et when standing in surf at Daytonaeerie, but delightful. Makes one think of "All other ground is sini:lne sand". Betty Fultt goes trundling by with her three little girls in a wagon. All seem to be so happy even the,, "horse" (Bet­ ty) , If you didn't get something at the "Firemen's Ball" (auction) well, then, l'm so sorry, 'cause you "bu1b ta see my Windsor chair j I bou.aht off'n 'em. Now I needed another chair lite you need a hole in the head. But as usual I couldn'.t resht. Evidently I stun­ ned people 'cause mine was the only bid'. This auction is going to be a pt?m11nent thing for our town, ,J we:enlike tbe Golden Gate " Bridge for Frtsco or the Apple Antl" what Festival at Jae-loon, a wltle!:,- spaced area is there m y fellow ttleruJa·. ·o. I borto\¥ed this last term; "fel• IOW frte1m!s'' from a colleje •rlass male ·o! li>ng ago. A11tined to cond\lct' a · · public meetillg tn Spett� Clau: · at O. U. hq •began 11:ll y fl!!llbw .frimds". - We were all so Ctlflvulsed I i\ever did know whot !Ill<!· he said. I do rerife.mber hi! aii•ing m e M E to hetp him on physics ptob­ lema. Tl'y to envhlion that, JTly fellb,r ftlendi. le But all ■taggered throueh i� sofflel ow but how Dr. Atkin­ son (Ol Man Brain himself) ever stood u11, I'll never, never know. l'n1 Wl'l.tlng in ,> completely upset routine sttting room being pap­ ered. ·My pencl ■ are on tfie drHser · my, _paper's not to be fou.nd you might say and' where'11 that era I / I Can4idate..B runnl� Ofl the Peo­ ple'• ticket . are: �r, R_pbert .tJ-lft Beiteb: Council members: .l,im" Ball," Berl Wullace. Luther ""91tli, Neloon R. Rou,t, Frank 9. Thol):\pso,n. =-'"' � • odtl . Ir -, ,_ lln. ltall, tJte:bliil '"°t Saturdop witll Ill'. ul ..._ 1. ft. RlirdeD. .., JoiutNlf ., !loelo■ter , Pl, L. 0· SeYeral (elka attended the John Hamm [uneral Monday •t the Ewing funeral home, Pomeroy. Mr. Hamm lived his entire Ure in thi1 vicinity and PHled away Friday after a abr.,rt illne,a. I Mr. Earl Shuler ii •pending rett days with trts family. Mr. •� M.-.. W1lllam D. Lanning, rosiGeutac Of Rutland until 10 years ago when lh,y mo:V- cenUy mo•'"1 into their recently •urchased bome at Dorcu. ed to Fl,rborn, recently celebJ:ated . l;l,eir 5 0th wedding anniversary with 125 friend• and m■Rf IHI ' for politicaJ asylum ,,.J.Uves calling 0., The attendance Sundoy at suo. at an Open Ho"'" In libe fam ily portrait above · are ·left to right oeateil Monday, the city 1;:overn_ment said 89 •nd th• an Sus .La.t,ajng. l\!t .�f Mr. a�cl,-Ml'S, Jam es Lannlns (slandfue; dt F:llrboi'n, SOC9lld � . tn": :.;.'1 � r d fio l<>m Jeff,); thi a Carolyn Lanning, daugb' te.- Of Mr. mtd, Mrs. Jjljlon L,annlp,g (s ecopll. . M,.. P•■ri v;...- or Olevoland , thj rd from • r!ibt,, stan din.l, of Fai,rl!Qml;, f�- �ow.-, •� · g, Stephe"n t.ih!ilrif. 59( t■ ber■ ,., a f..,. ..,, i. vult James l..ann111gs; the honored c1111)11e; ijnd,.... k row , le!t, Bil,lyJlitl, IIPQ ¥!', ,.., dau1h,.,. 1!r1. E■ rl Shtiler Mrs. !Robcl'I Hill, Rutland. Mrs. l■mDy ■loo to ■lleftd ttte j fowT!!l· llroa . right; r. KW, an employe of Ule OIII Power Co., is at enreine right. -�jcI,111tlon <If her srandeoo, Rk:hlin city government announced lllonday, ?il:Ore, than 1 ,300 east. Ger­ Hill •• ' w• J/1,1 <if . . ,,_ . · • ;i;; WY-1-Hl'I Ce\ltt .. II 11 ' -Fdday,. . ..... li6el J�s- , Vt.�■tion Ohurch . Scllool -wUI be -eivt in fotp° ...... mf'Ing ·held · t.t �the • New Ha Will l!vth"'}j. I' whJle 2lllet ._, • cal United Brethren C!IIIN.'1!., :xay =::=: o: 7 " ' "';t:::: l1st. 1o June, lOt.h.. T�III . �li8ns l · •ijl �In wttb a worlhUl -�Vk:e for all boys •n4 girls f�OJn f 1 1•11<• of 8'• l]\roqlllt llte · tqi &r•de, In the �luircb 1&Detu'1'Y . .,.. lrftllt ino.."Toiir�Hiii iiiiiiiofl» -e\Qlel _,_ • .• ,... lwMlaJ, -■, zt. llo an .... . . , .., Ill -----------------------------Ohio lledkat ............,., Ille., .,,. ... .,. lb» appl&N.._ . . . '"· "• ..-oil MIJr � twaU. DW"lled Nl'ora � oa 11er? Dinner's late, Da:d'! htlngry and cross. Put on the potatoes, warm up the left overs. F11._11y pictui-e1 1m1Je: at me from a hid­ del\ nook . �1" t�e diu.lpg room. An� m�n, w.h9t tuh to eit down in lhe IOfter cb1lr1, now in the bed room. , It all 10011:! 110 dif�rent. But toni&ht l'h e1ult in th, new rre1h rlowery Walls and cle.an silver ceiling. . t,o,u �an ftl�ay11 · count on the · following ''Things have to be worse �for,e they can be better." ,-his ae_pliea to house cleaning, child "tilrth, poJitics l[ld road I • The refresll.m.ts , committee 1t •r•. ,oit.ho LievN\t, dlainnln, - lln lknn,:arner oFted ·Jaief , ·Mz,. MA. buildloJ: .· ;.Vo� fou. ■i'i,llh�•flhe, I re­ m�ln1 '.'Yours,. 'lttcetera, etcetera." BMH Wahaina Grads Make Dean's List.At l'VU , I Ho•aD, Mrs. Robert Coote, Mr!!. l.11:ek Flesher and Mn. Carl Gibbs. The Junion <1ndea 4, D and 6) will be taught- ,Jty .111'1. Koward Burrls assisted b:,. Mn. i.,,.,rence Llevfog, Mre. Ed!Wla· etein and 11,n.' Donald Goheen. !fhe Intermediate 1pt1clal class this year wlll be' tau,ht by Mra. '1, 8 and llol rt Dille f ?r , Otb ·*. erade• � - . ,- our 1 M"".nn R d Constmction Is Started . The SJat11 Ro114 Commlulon hH announced that worlr. has I llaned on Secoildaey Routes 31/4 and Ml in Maaon Cc,unty, Char• J�'e- ·lloid; frc,m Jct, Seeondar1 and . 31/4 to_ Jct. Seoon· RO\lt� dary Routes 33 and 58, a dil�n.ce of 2.00 miles. The wort will m• elude widenina, in1talll8' drain· age and. .applyjtig a traffic bound base course, ------. MISOUIDID MIHILI MARYSVlLLE, Tenn. UPI-Two helicopter crewmen weren't even fazed when the door of their whfrlybird fell off 1,000 feet up Monday and slammed onto the root of John L. Ha)'nea' home near hese. Lt. Cecil Blanton and Lt. Grad}' Oxford, both of Fort Campbell, Jtr,, " landed tM 'coptM' In •• -nearby field, claimed � door a11d . toot eff 19ain for training maneuvera at Fort Brqg 1 :ti. N, ·C. .. ••• •• IS 1ft '•hn and Mrs. Wila,d Ar.mtl'oDI, '1 babies and toddlert up to three fears of aie for all those whc, will be servlne on t.be VCS stall. Thia will be in charee of Mrs. Mrs. Herman Clayton . Athey, Ohlinger and Miss Judy Arnold. Three year olds wlll be taueht by Mn Harry Miller assisted by 'Eva Jean Mrs. p�al Rlckard, Roush and Miss Sue Ellen Cooil- I nite from 10 to 11 a . m. only. 1 The ,B:indera:uten (4, IS and 8 years of aa:e) wlll be taua:hl by Mrs. John Hoffman, a&siated by , Mrs. Marvin Bennett; Mrs. Mar• vin Roush, Mr11. Lut-Oer Smith and Mrs. Lewis · CQehart. The Primary (grade• 1, 2 and 8) wJll be taua;ht by Mrs. Harold Buma,aroer, Hlllted. by MN. Tom 11.. ....... ... . ___ .. ... ,s--,.o-, ___ _,...,. ....... • • · • hi! • -• • ,OU l'Jll(IHI$[ lftlroy, ILJU#D4J. MIU! The enrollmenl pul.. I• Substitute hc.t,.ir; fl the Mlfaer1 and kUchen are 1!frs. OUle 11ou,h, Mn. 11411' J.ayne · and arr,. Jo'JlJl Bost. W.e fOr4i� lllvite all chll(Jrel;l eaCh· morning at •a:go a_fn. �Pete BurrJ1 ,wW be ID •'!!"It o1 opd ,i,µ11) w,bo �o ..,i at"""1 �f the devotional stQr:Y., incl Miss . other °'1,urcb re&\,lllrbr .µ. attend Et)>ei '1idllit iµtecl.inJ ti>• mull<- · t.tu, Vj)B Ma, 31-,uoe IOtb. Cla_.,., 'llill bo]JI l,rom l'� ' Miao lillhel Jllddle lo the \!CV until 11 a. m. each 4111, 1'1� �me dlrt!ctor and Kev. Robert D,ilki 1 This putor. 1 ''The Church" wilt be uleil. . , £11eme -i1 beinl used by JQny In the denomlnatjona Friday tvenJ11i, JUDA toth , On P,otelWlt lt60 VOS:- The emphasis in tllla �om 6 to 9 pm tile parenla a.nd area is on helping eacb pe,Nn ' l;rienda ma)' � and �•re lD th' t,, grow in 111 undenWldh\l of tliiDJIJ µte childre,, )iave m■de r the church H a Cbriltilll feUown• 4ur1n,. the nbte dp aes.slon. -,.---ahip, and to flnd hil ri&btlul place ••d roaponlibillty In it. oa QD.U A nursery will be provided for I - ._kswfi" U.C. ia .. For onb" fl.AI ..-, monlb,oa tted.lJt .. �nl ln a f-l -- of1l'llt ......... i · Start :M�y 31 A�:�UB :Church ·=-i�Yl�:1; r� s · • ANI S.moke Out The Facts! ." Accurot,lr -.to eir•tll adv,ntisint in this 111wa,cq,er as for yaur lllisin••• you need i"" ibve1l111t111t a piOf��i♦ • t• ,, ,,.. dt�e basic fa� . . . and here tliay.a l'el .. ,... CQVI .. . ' � whjl't it ?'fl -.i....- .; : Tiiii� newspaper covers your "'4ir­ ,, '. , . . 4•1iveri YGl!r Mllini IMPAC,T : ., .1'bU tfte,most good ! ' , .... .: ' ' '. , It ena ...n )'IN to start year �tjlling IWh� mqlt �• ltart lheir shol'ping . . . in th'9 n­ "��INf col11111111 o'f this -paper. Result: ,,.... , • ," .' •f It-I P.• Qd ftljtl9 • . C(1)SJ:· 81\... I .. . D :������ill�,,� "" Iii' mall, o\ttrlooked tht blue-atamped letten. ..-.,,., ,.,.,._ . "" '· ' .rn:=-:.:: "°· n---· � •lfli _.!· 'tl,'e Pbll1delpbla 11:ulff Mondo, 111Ibo otsnlns of Theron • 11(111-PoUad - lo • l8ilt) itli. Bt je,� ' 'lilritnc , abHolantl � llt'Uill' Aflb, ' •ml] s•eod . DoJlar � dallar, .�ur advertising �'l.___thi1 r w1.D rt;ch ...,IE l>HPI!', produce BE'fTER · -n in. -. ....., � -., . . . . elld w•' can � . " 111etllum . ' ' 1"ffi .-: Cu &" �,.,,, a-tw, ., $6.50 Auler. u:..·;.� a�.�h··. 0:.hool ·T.-0 CH-. o-L•-•• DIIILL , �...� L.\S · VEG,\!i, N.,v, tJPJ -'Wel- i�"-"" Ila'l"UI' \.,OIU 1/1 '� 1 t-erweight ehamr,fon Don J0rdan 1 · ' . ' , • •· : r · • :• ,' COl:P WAVES °''"'· �- I lleg. ,a.59 Carroll Johnaon Uld family N!• --. . .,.. I L4Jn ' Pl Pluoa�t ,,11ed on Ii■. Robert P�lotor Saturday alt...__ .,.......... , ■rs. R\WMU - Plltltel- 11 "lalllnt at Ille bqm1 of llr. ■n• Mn, llllpb Poiollr, Dnter Cit,, Ohio. ..._Jf/1. Oer■ltl Violet l"f: .one! . Floyd ij..nco ealled . .. .... llo1ilh, Sunday. • IMr motlier, llmlllll lit. and Jin, E■rl Youmao, llr, - - Mph Point•I IDd\ dllld• 1, ' ,.. f, I J"' � ' �-VI a --t ••llh· .._,,,. ''°""' 0 Mn. Ora 4rcher ot Malla is vi■iting her aitter and brother, Mrs. .Bertha Helter and Le■ter Bailey. 50- E..ST GOM,t,N5 fLEI 1IIIILIN 0.1-Mar.e thin 50,· -"IIO refu�eo■ ·from Communist 4ist Germany have fled to West Berlin since Jan. I, the Weit Ber• ....--+--Weit Shade WAShjrj'G� UPI - TIie Poat . . .. hni omce Dtfofl!Mnl lid ,_..w..t 1 . II •1■1� , • Mlol � ' llo�:; PfftOl'lc!II N•� Iha eotor i't ■evn·· ol Mirielt■, Jb. T.,lor ol Afdilon' Clrol It,.ntwill■Ir•bl8 lilllf'ilampi filonl' Ille Ill ;, llr. ■- , ver Curlll anl iloich , falDy ol 1 Columbua ■pent lho' � -..i � llr. ■nd lln. L. D, t , ...,.. � · , ._ <Ii. , _ 111ft "' u tlN fl,ont In ,Col.. ff ., � - Mra. Helen Fiaher of &eneca­ Yllle IHI the gueet of t.he Llldie1 aid laat Thunday . and J 7 M.r1. Mary Lo� Ihle and child­ ren went latt Saturday to Btverly to vi1lt her al■ter, ll4n. Jean lhylee and children and on Sun­ day went to Zlnesvllle and at­ "'nded church wbere they attend­ ed w.hen they were younaer, allo vi■ited their mother·• crave. Mr, •nd Mrs, Goor1e Buoh •nd ren and Mrt� Brown called r...1_11 ol At- -I tll4i hinter Alimo Sunday, - wllft Mr, and lilt, illMj, · �- an d Nn. WIii KeIIman at. -.-. Pl•on te Mr. ·•ffll .,._ lltnY<II" rlil Ind �ed memorial lllrVleol III Kemllr. and - L. D. l>lem, ■pent lat Orovt S1lnd■y, lotu- e\'Ult!f wilh 111'1 and llr. � 11n. Dem 11.u..t n • d1u1htor ol llelpre ,pent Sunday ll'rs. Joie VanM'mr or Porll■nd' ·••nlns Wllb Mr. '"" �- VWill -----ftOUlh 11. ■t ol Market Report _ ._ IML■ The town of New �ven wl11 hold lt'1 il@cllQJJ on June 1, 1980 a_t tbe Clty BulldiQJ:. Mn. Johnle R:ou�, Mrs, He.nry John&on and lfra. 'lhelme. C,\pehart wl1l 1erve on tbe elei:!tlon bop.rd. Candidate, on the Citizen Ticket are: Mayor Arthur Wehrli; Recorder, Sue Er• win; Councll mom.hen Jaclc: Flesh­ er, Glenn Smith, Donald Bum­ .gallfner, i:k.arl M. WUes and Lewis •llaPMtrt. • ::! I l'I.ANI IINTIY tlklD clded to do -otlllOI JOIIANNESBURr. . South Afrlct J.-e:r'IOn fixed hit ba1on,1t oe b i.JPJ-.11. tc lverliOTI 1:lldn't lll,t tlflot Md, ·MU"4 u beina: awab•ned al 4 a. m. for ten- win& &eYttrrl tlmM, lallliDI � OHIO VALLIY LIV.STOCK try duly .at the ail'p6f'l near here. ,&.M llllfit W Otlltc. flNi -G,■ l...,_it,. Oh'9, Mar 21, ING b lm IS po HOGS- 1 ni lo :220 It» 1 1 to 1 '7.J, It wu co ld_ and it w11 wet, he tratt fl ned I told a mag11trat.t. ■ nd ,o e 232.40. � .:...._! ------zzo 10 � lbs 17 to 1'1.U; U,tlt _ 16 to 17.3&; Fat Sow, 12 to 15; Slap 1 2 to I�; Boan 8 to 14; Sowa 1nd -Pip 60 to 90; Sho,t■ G to 1 1 . I. CAm.&--St,er, 18 to 24: Heil• People era 16 to 22: Baby Beef 20 to 25: I have surgi�edkal P'at Cow• IS to 19; Cannera 1, to I Cod protection • . • 16; Built 17 to Z2.,0 MIik Cowa HlO I to 200. ,. ,- 11n, ,,.. fiUf tHllm• VJ:AL CALVES - Top1 30. 40: oH.n r.., -,k., Seconda 28 to 29 Medium Z4 to UH c- � • • . II ,28; .coJn. • HH. 20 to ao: cwi, 1e woU ,a,,, ._�.,., ...,. ». to 24. 11_'1!!� ', •• i:-:.::i � icfR:!ip-Zwea .«I U111 I to 16: p1ett ..;i-;:;1, � . Rei!Ktlon � ... o.,_._,. u•w: � • 81.odr; E'wN ,f to 10: Fat Sheep 4 1 • 4n11 lndl-o-6dul Oft.lo ..._..-.,.. · ,t lo 10; Cull• 1 ta 5; Buch 4 to 10; tlo pt,,-lkal namtnatlan no b-.Jth n11,�mutt. .. .-c, of • or �nt 1-ilUo probJems. "" wa! • peno.k tit � Fat Wether1 4, to JO. •uwns. no nttd to bl- ftllployad. Thll � 1tn II act.Ml). � • •• • OHIO STAT£ MW1CAL ASS-OCIA ON. A.ii: ,.ur ... .... 4MBS - TOPI !O; Seeonds 16 =��=n�t�-�: [�- Or check •t• o.. -- � • to 18; Wt■. 14 lo 16; ComIJ111t t Shield" pJ'O\lklff pe,Yfl\ell1& ao.ui:1 u. ..,. "'' .....-. • •i....a m _on __ ll tio _ 14. lledkal C.re, Anftthetl1. R8!1iother"lpy . . . acc:ordlnt' to h ■IIIICl6'ef ___ t lndnnnttln lllted In U. Speclal l'n-f•rad CQ,rltnd I M•IO-fj- wl8 Morning Star Social Notes spe News Of The Week. M9 ••• degree . He wrote Sgt. Kabage of Galllpolls (who rarely enough was Lawhorn'• recruiting officer, a·nd stlU a close frlendl) recently of other dramatic successes. A charter member of the little theater group at Tb11- Presidio, Lawhorn has had top leads i n ''Harvey," and 1 1 Vlslt to a S m a all Planet," all great succeues. Watch this fella Lawhorn. His name may not be many years from the bll 1111tt. o n Broadway, or i n HollyWOOd, LOOKrNG AROUND: Two to four power lawn mowera going "right in my own sitting room·• 10 to speak. But J love m y neilh• bors' velvety lawns, so L keep buried in the new Harpe-r's (m1guhlil) and let the band play. , Mil.Isle (Nora) and I tie up •�ur" Mn. Faulkner's vines for the aummer. Mlllsie precariously perched on a step ladder and BMH "ground m111n". Horrors I forgot the all week's rain di<'n'l get to Jriy pofch �tunias 110 give them a tieiitecl 11oakln1. A long leisurel)f riife' up Tur.t'ey Run road and all Is io changed, seemi to me. Maffia', not tiiere, Sister Vina'! , not there, nor the two b,ilf bro­ ther11. But nOi1etheles1 the old 11weet rapture. of spring, bursts anew on me II I spy m� first wlld pink11 (the,'re really fiery red, 1 you knOw) and wind llong a h.miliar tree and fern bordered road. LUsh spring pHtures and · yming calves eklpplng. But again J feel bad when 1 pass Uncle Do·c and Aunt Lydia's home at Kygervme, SCll!he of so many happy \da)'tl vl.iitJng there. Any kids an lucky wfio have aunts to vlplt. And- aunties, be sure to make them , Icy lemonade and have them' e:o fl1hJng in Kyger Creek anl:l crochet them a lovely something for ,rllduation a,Ht and-wha.t'1 thl.i a blurring my eyes. Ut's to a lighter vein. I made two r�ub11rb pies recently and not the aqu.are long kind either. One Went to our firemen, bless 'em, the other to BMH, her offspring and hl9 ftiend Bernie dining here Frlday, Poor Dlil<J's lef\ out on thb deal. Sµgar, for him, being marked VERBOTtN. Thia last 111 olle of perhap1 two dozen German words I posseBS. I cc:in · over all my shell collec• Uon, now from Atlantic and Gulf shores in Fla.. as well as the ones CPH brou1ht me from Bar Harbor, Maine. Oh, 110 iotricil.te, so· lovely, yet strewn all aboUt .lhe beaches of the world as sott of toke:n■ of • GN!at M.aiter'i h11nd, it 1eem1 �tq!,.5- ; 1 I New Haven To Hold 'Elmion Day Juae 7 S--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1960 Did You Know That? care, 282 hours. $458.5 0, mother's accommo­ datlons $20, miscel laneous, $ 1 .05 - Total, $1 ,573.50. The F�I And Hi8 Money In the spring of 1959 the New York St�k ticllllljt UlllU-l'IIM a c1ut1onal'y ptogtam, drslg,led to red'uce reckless and uninformed markl!t specuhlllOII. Happily, It recently was reported, the program largely attained the objective. This kind of speculation has shown a marked drop. ' Keith )"tmfllon·, Ille Exchange's president, 1w "!ade another highly important recomlillinclatllJ;,, � thtt nl\t and Inexperienced In• vestot'S ap�i'lllle their !hvestmenl objectives catetuU, and seek regularity of income and lf?ldaal growlh ol capital from their Investments rather than quick profits. This simply recognizes the faet that people who enter the stock ma-rket with the intention of getttng rich ill a hur,y are almost inevitably foredoomed to deep trouble. These are the peopl• wtnr are ealljr pre, for tipsters and highp01il'ei'ed stock salesmen. The promlae of enor- f \ ' ';• ' ? t 'Crl ' . . ... .. .' ; ,. . OVEI A400 P�ID SUBStlRIERS ANI> STILL GIOWING ' . ! ' SE . -· < ' ➔· -· , ' '. • '., .,r, .,.. . . ..... �- ...- ... ----· WA NT AD S roa I -- CONSJST FNT DEPENDA BLE RE� UL'fS ILATl!S I ceata per word. :,11 lnaertioo. Mtni m um cbars• - 60 re r-'-6 I cent, per word lot' Wee COD"8Culive ineertioua, Spec.lat - ont= modh for 30 ceot.11 �r word. · l'ull tile o f 3 c1.1 n i. pt!r word will bt charll!d ror adve.rtb•ni tf not paid with.in IO Ollya .iHer receivi n 4, bill. .l:rrors in Adverliainc - Should be report� lmmedlale ly Th• J>aily Senti nel wW not be responlible for more th.an ot.ie incor net tnlert!on. "-'cl of Tt-� nb and Speclal Not.ice& of Evl·rit.11 $1.00. ()bitu.aries JIW)ll&bed at l ettnl per word. ':/ORDS l DAY 3 DAYS � DAY� 1 MO. II 10c 90c $ 1 "5 $4 . !IO 30 60c $1.20 $ 1 .80 $6.UO 21 ,.. $1.60 $2.211 $7.!IO A4I receivad b)' 10 A..14. will bu 1n I.hat day a. .,.pa. (9) Noti ces TIIIMlTI AND PIIT CONTROL 11,y Palft. '"" I,..,,..._ lnaur­ ttl l,y Nationwide, Phone R. 1M A. hrvlc• 'tit■tlon WY2-­ 4,Uffc For Sale 1 8 ) Auto Soles ----.,----·---- ,_ u.... c... ..... .... ... ... AH MIi," pd MMtel1 MOTOU P•-•H Ohle IN? FORD Va 2 DR. CUSTOM Hdao. Low mlleaee. Sparkling ll&hl bl ue finish ,1 ,950.00. Blaet toan, Pomeroy 5-13-titc 11168 CHEVROLET V8 4 DR. ledan. Original bl1ct tin.lib. Power a:llde $1,0H.OO Blaet• tnan, Pomeroy 5-18-Glc !JOO IIEIICURY MONTERAY 4 dr. Hdln. EZI a:11111. MultJ-drive. Fully eq1,1lpped Showroom elean P,99!1.00. Blaettnan, Pom eroy. D-18-atc - =- ------_·------- 13 STUDEBAKER CIIAMPION 2 IDor. Orl&lnal paint. On11 owner Vll'1U Tu.ford, Syracu1e, Phone WYU73 1. 1-IB-lllc -----·----- 1116? UUICK V8 SPECIAL 4 DR. ,edan. PtnYer 1teerln1 and brak11. Orl1lnal black finish, like new, Dy11.1flow drive, ,1&&0.00. Blaeltnara, Fomero, D-18-etc (9) For Sale med farm machinery? See BUI Goodwin and buy al farm prlc,a. S11. mHea from WllketvlUti. f 28 30lc Vaughan'• E•lel'lllinallng <.:ompan7 St. Marys, W. Va. --- EVININ&, AUCTION Friday, M■ y 271 1 '60, 7:00 P. M. Havln.i 11old n1y home, I will sell at auction at my re1idcnce i n t:hutcr lhe following; 1 Jiving room 1uite; 1 dilfng roo m suite; l dinette 1et; J ga11 range; 1 jas 101 heater; 2 wnting desk11; l W hJte eewlng ma­ I chine; l maple bed am1 dre111er; 1 day bed; 1 kitchen cabinet; 1 l ot odd cnaln; 2 antique table! 1 antique hall tree; J l ot odd lamp11; l l ot dry wa l nut l umber. Othell llom11 too n umerous to mention, Nol re11pomible for ac­ cidents. J. W. Hortman, Own er I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer (3) 1 -4 , 21, za, 24, 25, 26, 27, 7tc 1 J j I Pricet. Liook at bhe Savtnas. For the .Belt Buy & Beet Terms -�!! New nd USED, Look to U.f. No. 23, Wn•rly, Ohio Open ev.ry d■y 9 to 9 UBltD WHIZZARD REFRIGERA­ TOR. 0� condition $43. Jack Ro�, Broad Run, Cl) 12, 19, 20, 3lc HOUSE TRAILER 10' • 60', Five room,, batb, fuel oil tank. w■1h• •, dryer, televl1ion. owner .leavln1 1tate. Jl'rank Hudson, luban Road, Rt. 1, Racine. 11 a etp ,,..r= ON! GARDEN TRACTPR, 2 tood Hane, and Saddle•, ont Pit)' Yard, one fi cyele Mld1et Car Cldldren, 1ood a■ new. Con­ tact Amold Grall, at Ru tland J'uralturt daya or Phone SHt4111 Bvenlnaa. 8-H-ttc ror • fOR IALI The Ida E. WeH 1 re.a l estate, eontaJnlna 78 acres more or leH In Sali1bury Town1hl p, will be •old to the hl1hc1t b1ddor at the olllcc or O'Brien 1. nd O'Brien, on 1''rlday, May 27, 1960 at 1 1 : 00 A. M. Must be sold for not less thin the 11ppr.w.l11cd va l ue of $780,00. J. B, O'Brien, �2'6-Slc Admlnl1trator ------- --- Buy Your -- KARR & VAN ZANDT . fom•"'1, Oblo -n. -- - �) Marine Supplie, 11110 IOATI AND MOTOttl ..., 1114 "" while ..... IHI, _,. ..llttn 600 I.• Moln It, _,.,, ,_ WY1 144-lh : L4) For Rent_ _ _ 1951 FORD VI Falrlane 4 Door , ,,.,._llo tnoo., ,,.dlo .,..� !tr, """ ""'""'' lood •11 '' : nor, o;t'. i... flnW>. •I · '· , 1$1495 llreo, :e TRREI!: ROOM FURNISHED ,p,rt ment, utllltle1 WY2·G431. paid. Phone 3-lll·3lp FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED ■p■rtment. Fbone WY2·3302. 1-:!Ht, ----"'---- IILDPING ROOIIS. 1:n Butternut Pomtiroy. 5 20 8tp GARAGES IN IIECHANIC Str..t Phone WYJ.21'11. 1-24-Sk -- DELUXE UNJ'IIRNISHED 4 room de"111tolrl apl, ,N1..1, lurnlah, ed room upauit, apt. Phone wn-1811. " 11-llHltp a SATO ftl. 12:4-S Sip Oil Channel a - Thursday Cartoon Spectacutn Romper Room t:30 Movie ll:23 ERso Re,orter 1 -:80 I M-arrled Joan 8:00 Y AUCTIONIII. -- Jtout• 2., Lont Bottom, Ohio GRAV LY TII.ACTOI IALII AND hrvlco. 5, 2 Mlln Pom■Nf l'h on• wvw:97s O 'tll p, m. vntll Ju� 1 . men: H■rold lftrnhert llNd,vllle. Ohio, Phon, Cool�.11• 1691 , 3-19-tfc ■ I ■ 'i:... f shadc11, cloth porch valance, awnlna s, venetian blinds, window shades. Free eatlmates. Dale Wlppcil, 215 union Ave., Po m eroy. D Zl DOtc CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH Experleaeed. RADIATO R .- .. ·•TIONWI•■ .. ...... ..... c.. ,_.., ............u. ,....... ..... ffl Llncoln St. Phon• WY2•3561 Mlddlepor1 - - - - ---·� - - COM PLETE INSURANCE PRO­ tectlon, Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don Mllls, Middleport, Ohio. --- -- 1 2 1 l Real Estote FOR SALE .MODERN FIVB r oom ht.1Ja:e, iull baacmc n t and attic. A111.11r.e bala n ce of fi.ll, direct i:'.OVernmt:nt l oan. Lot 50 xlDO. Good neighborhood. Call or see Freddie Tbabel, M11son. 4·26-tfc W v,. FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOUSlJi with two ba th, a:ara i::e waall houae, cellar, 1Q',e t'Or�er ·lot loca ted in Cheater, Ohio, -· Rou te 7_ Priced to sell. If lnt-lJr,J 1 eated call ot write Pn l p Rlplf")' • Va' 1'111. ES2·�� ._2'1 �- w REPAIR · We repair all type■ ot radi­ ator, , from heater cores to lhe largelt lrllek or tractor radiator. Bleettnar's PhoM WY-Nla Pomeroy, Ohio !'OR SALE: 1 ROOMS° AND BATH corner 889 No. Middleport, O. Second Ave., 3-24,0l p Cudtlu �ultf ROUT NO. 7 PROPIRTY -Jex cellent Permastone- home with 3 bedrooms (Ill with large clol­ ets), large IIYina room with Urci place and built-In telev iaion, and large picture window,. Wonderful dlnln1 room with fire pla�, kllehen with buil t-In re!rlserator, freezer ind ranee. Hardwood floor, thoughout, completely ln1ul11ted, and h111 hot water h1-..Un1. lull .Oisernent with louna:e, , ncre•tlon room and tumace , room. Attached double 11rare with overhead door,. AU this ■nd beautl!ully located oft kere lot with1 front• l&e on lake. Call for appoint• ment to see. tblJ extepUonal pro­ perty. CUCKl,,111, RIALTY ... n, - WYNaO 1-2&-lto ■ j 111.-1 '. 11:20 """',n· 1:00 8:15 · D:00 !fl:00 to:30 U:00 I: I: l:Ui 111:30' 1:00· 1:31 1:30 ,O:OC 10:11 111:11 1:30 - M' u;«,o 1,1:00 9i30 .l0:00 !l:00 .1:10 ll:11 (2·30 a, ndoy ,,,,...g11 P rld.Y Sip On Gunt Star NeWs & . Wea ther RFD ere.klut Patt, New, Bree\tael Party Nen Coffee T1010 Swap Shop llornlnl De11ollOU Q11 the 'flJwD Country Hne Daw1l >N- Newa 12,no 1:30 1:35 2:00 3:00,. 3:30 3:35 f;30 4:30 1:00 8:10 11< 10 �:15 ' B:00 lull For You Newa Just For You Calllnc O n pt. Pleuant Music Go Bound N'ews Music Go Round Local Newa Music Go Round Sporltt In Reriew Sport, SeoJ>el � BaDd llo>f Pat j!ooue 8ijaw Sllhlio't" &onnad• Off the Air . . . . · 1JWN11EIS lll'II... ,.. �:89 , NOW ONLY ■ '°"''" Numera·J·s Won ffy Juniors 4 · At Eastetn High im.lla Stott The Doy Right With STEVE AlL..l N On Th• ''Ma,sical .. Clock'' EAOI MORNING AT 7:15 AJA'. ON w: ) E H Yietory em So . d IHO oarlr mornlnl ol it.a lalt. tr-tdiJ, the �tlair � P Usllt to delay or prevent In a rtee-1:1wingln1 brawl that lb.di a D'l.ocker, of ord9� :r­ tl1ment1ry pror.edure, aod 1 •• . ll nutjoatt party steamrd 1 , throu.... ;t, 1!:yft atluneh JiPlklll ndJ the or tJw. tin14'il Sf.atft deef:t lo��ent•• final mfthodli . tiii'tlltt pt,,mlaed maMlri' dem • Otutt.Uoris· ap.lml PrffJkldt El­ ·•ettHower wtlcn 81 arriv8 Jtl to­ lyO n�rl �onth. Co m pam, ,ns to the ncently toppled dictatorial governmtnt o! · Rhee Korean Presiden1 Syng m a:, were numerous. Red• Blnt_ Truty radios of Commumst The I fl�ld Peipin_g a_nd Moscow had day, hnkmg the ne_w treaty with the uproar over filghta nf the U. S. U-2 spy plane over Rusiia and chargi ng that fltgbta had b�en ma_de fr�m J�pa n over So. v1et terri�nry m A51a. A Ruts1a note charged t��� Ult treaty was "euctly desilfiea \0 in1ure cot1ditton1 for at�ive actions to be _ undertllhn ,rorp 1apanese Tei:ntory •&1• �1t , t� U.S.S.R. and 1t1 allies . ,1 Kishi led h i, Democralic•!Ji Party to · an overwhelmlnJ Y ry in elections a year 110, and! , he i1 oo• of Japan•, mo,l pofolar figu:-es. Four Ea.stern High School ath• · 1etes haVe been nwarded n umerals for Sprlng succes s es in track and field) Goach To ny Gennette a • rinunced today, Coach Gennette. for the firtt . Umfj u.-11: a 12- m em ber tea m Into tbfee lOcal meets al Kyger com­ pellna with thinclads. from Kn:er, Falrlan4r Ha:ftnan Trace and Rin 1 Gtifbdl! o1. high ac.,hoolll. In the three alst..41 ,..red 34\\ , 35, and 34 polnts. . Letter ',l'.in11eri are Ral' Coleman, llui.� liallit\11 !A\ffohcf Hashar, all jurir: and Piul Holllnkft ,. Olheri on the team were: juri• tMst charfei •B1dl:er ahd David 111Hi: 109�omoro1, Gltl'ell Chevallet md !Mmtile BliUtll.; freshme n, · di?J' ttolffi', \ieritti$• Cleland, Bobby Foster and DlYld· C�adwell. JNtl plliform111�e·1 of- the aquorl's obt1t1.Qdlni melhbei, were: Cole· man, ioo yard d.klh, t0.9, broad jup-1p, lfi' S"i H11bat1en, high Jvft1p, 5' 5"; Ballaril, disco,, 97' 11" Holslng�r, 880 run (no lime Hated) and Bill Durst,. ,hot put _38 6¾ ". WMl'O Daily Proi,-aJD Schedule ROIIN$0N Mllt S LUNCH .� .-i(ewameh to.. luQci;_.but !al.led to BOSTON UPI--Sugar Ray Rob- abnw whri Jill plant! w11 ground• inion miued another appoint• ed In New York because of bad ment Monday. He lf1,d invited weather. 5 9 9 9 4 t PHIL NEWSOM U PI E.tlhr Ai diplom at.I in Pari1 were .wunding the requiem of the aummit con ference, the United State• was winning an i m porta n t victory in Asia. ... But It was a victory that could be costly. After approximately JOO daya of argu ment, the pro-A m erican 1ov• ernment or Japanese Pre m ier Nobuauke Ki1J1i jam.med through the Japanese parliament ratlflcatlon of the U. $. - Japan mutual 1ecurit Y treaty. The treaty, auurlng the Prea. ence of U. S. military forcea 1.n Japan for the next '10 year,, 11 bitterly oppoaed by Japanese Socia l i-Jta and olher lefL win& &roups and has been the l peetal Larget of Red Chinese and Soviet propaganda ' Shemroll..- TKtlcs Kishi and President Eisenhower put their signatures on the treaty i n Washington last Jan. 19. Klshl then returned home determ ined to press it to final pasaiage In the Japanese Parliament before El!enhower'a scheduled v.lait to .Japan iil June. n CBS Ne¥.-. Captain K,inguoo CAl'toon Tb�ater 'the Red Rowe Show 0� lhe Go I Love Lucy r ' 1 ; fRDSt-PIOOFf UIWEST·PRICEI. U. S. Wins lmpo As Summit's Anet, :::•�,!; �••1r. Shotgun 911.dt Rhlon Sprint Festival Newa A Loot at the Weather Theiler If Si1n 01! LUL ABNER �ST ■ ' IIJ, a. l 1 JURE I fU: ltf, oa. :rH( l�GHT�T COllMI.R IN ¥�DLIPORT . ' ' 'I , • • ' FiUIP IABSWELL : � By - ... - -- . . . ,MUON.'T . NEAD·tr·· But there are other potltieaJ leaders, including some wlthlh hla own party, who resent 11is elose ties with the United States and who favor · closer rel atlona with Red China, especially in bul�t. To opposition and Comm11nlst ehar1es that he is layi n g JJpan open lo a threat of war, ltllhi points out that Japan has veto power over types and use of U. 'S. forces in Japan. But· he '111 1,ven Ms numerotl.9 enemle1 a raU1lng Cl')', GASOLINE ALLEY Your folk• told •• that you�• rumirq awoy ! Where to ? Hello, bol• I Cunmn ' gham Is Named Eastern· A£( • . · 8}rS Maff81Jer '1 Henry E. Cunnt.rrgtiam hta been na m ed Eastern Ri!glonal public AfCaire Manager for Kailel' Alum­ itnnn and Chemlc1J Corpotl,.tton, R. A. Sandberg, Dlrettor of Public · Affairs of the Corporation, ha■ an­ nounced. Mr. Cu n ningham replace, W. A. Bori'ie Who has resigned ttotn the Comi,ant, and will be heldqu111tet­ ed at l(.alser Aluminum'• Ravetu­ ' wn..l; Wei.I' Vlr1lnli, l�itlllJ,. ' ll!l�pj\slbllliles will ' lholuat: dli'ee1\lolt ot Public Aftlln throua:liout the State; of West Vif1lnla with a_d• dl tiohal dlltiee In the Eidem fte• 1lon. He will dSSUffl8 hll\QBW 1 pOlitlon appro�imatelf J"uite �1'1. JU Dae bMn aalOCiated With I :Kaiser Alumlnu'm for lout yeire, m.. r11t;nt1, IJ<lirif N1poiillb)e (or cdmmuqlty ,,r,d etttitloJee �l�tlons .ii l�-.eompilfy•a ·Me.d, i\la,hldg, (ijll,-l(Mllctloft Prior · tb JolhlhS: the K1l1et Or­ Ci,nwdiori, illf. Cunnin1ham aervtd ... Mittalfnt Edll<p' ol the "Mer, t!ftant•a ffl.d•. Joum�l," a naUonat ltdilfllSI ntaiiilne. fot four years, 1 Bifffii UilJ he wat a �cpo� r for lilo\nea ......., IH. · ·' Ftirl' ·il&ige, tow,. RI• t AUN T FRIT ZI ··- 1 $ TH I S S WIS S CH EESE FOR OUR L U NCH i'!.,U, SANDWICHES ciilllillnlfiam aerved In tho . U. S. ' flt�� of fybllc lriformatlon, . gJ.i,1 Lott� Dllnola, during tile ' lt�lf eoolllct, , and dur� Wot,. wA w!lh tbe U. S. Nii\, ditrce n ' -· l 111"'1' NO . BUT IT • l'lll!,AUittPlJIA tJi!Q,, lo• · •Pl"i' tloUQe b11 appointed b1l­ Jaok Rlm,ejl ,thle­ ..liill· lM! tHfl!l!ltll'· for lhe nut loll' �- �iti■ey •Ill handle Both /K11�U! hi ■ oont;acl run, oat " t, ' R�ilv NAMID AIJ ttlli!h - NMID SALIM PILOT ,, SALEM, V,. UPI-Jodi, ·PhlPPll who pitched for 1 8 yeara lri St. Louie Cardinal and ailQIIIO Cb.b, farm system,, bu been ;nallf ed ni.anil1er' at the &an Pr1nei.; co Giants•. • Salem amliate tn tlt■ Appal@ebia�. Le• ���- t¥ Jll'j. By SAIi . LEFf' i'6olt' f'l,UbillclNG ·-·Sl-4At.L I S E PAf!ATE THE M -;, -·ffl Slludlli Fleet· Aniptiltilou, Foroe , !ti IM· lioulh 1'1,111,. lie la morrted. ' '? Tl-4e SLICES ARE :ALL STUCK TO(jeTHeR·- •lid\, n-. / 1 ·, / I' ' 811ULttl JUST -- POINfEI> WINNIE WINKLE aellina and ne'4' low, In ' the in­ Jly .. I 6000'1U6Hf, . . 60AT.. , % SHORE HAVE !! •...... Dips idU1trlall , u well. B\lt the market. fooled tbe ex­ perb and· met de1nand enouih to move ahe.td mod11rat,ly. · However th,fl futu.re still ll coiltidettd un• certain. 11...nuy tbe mart.I ..BlQ!unlt, hu been worried ovtr 1ucb thln,il 11 the 1py incident, �p in atet:1 o»er■tiona below T' per tent of ,..,.c1i,, lack ol Ibo Inflation urte. lnn1torl tumlnl: to · bond ebrlnbie ol PtOllt mari!JIO• , for <91'PO"'ti0111-oml laot of volumo. • I --= • -. -- - ...... �� On M1y 2, the • aver■111 sol dpwn to 11111.11 within • ball J>!>lnt of lta low for tbe yciar. That ll1ure and tbe ooe ol March 8 constitu ted whir the chartist& caU • double. bottom-a favorable de­ velq,pm.ent if tHe l�w• helj:l. The rall�d Her.ie followed 1 ,linnar eoune. But ltl May J low dldn'I bold, II - �Ppe,I fo • ID­ month loW on Miy 10. That led 1ome Ul'IJ'tl te �icl further - :t'! lr" r# �,,MIUI� • · -- Foreign News Commentary A 0111.-nel 1 3 - Thursdar :;gg tffil Now 'rou 11n \ . -- g : P.::%1: e.oo SALE BY owner, 6 rooms and bllth,gu fur­ nace, 2 utllit )' rooms and cel­ r t a lar below. 3 mlnutee walk to ? <Jown town Po�eroy 011 Lincoln tO1h!e ;::r : l�-=•�: M\��•� �� HIii Road. Call WY2·3 198 or •5'9.10. II rallied to, 630.'1'1 on S-2Mtc April 18 and declined 1,111n. w.Y2-338J. HOME FOR QUICK 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1, Steve Canyon Donna Reed • Th!, R•it 111«:llj,1 p;� noo�• sM Untouchables Sea HIQlt Ne.., Totilili\ . !!ea!l!iiil.C tlfe W01thet Sporta Tonl&bl Late Show F11•fft 1'. va. ---,-----======= NEW YORK UPI-Wal l Stre0t ha s been baffl e<f recently in Its atte m pt& to solve the ridd l e of which way the &Lock market is headed. There are two campa among the expert,. One holds w11 are ln a bear market-a market in a long decl i ne. Another avers the Cl1r­ rent uncertaint)' i• the fourth phase of a buU mar ket that start ed In 19'9. Accordln,a: to the )alter, the fif­ th ph11e will · follow when the time Ii, ripe and earry the market to new record hleha In a flurry or actMty. So rar thla year the bears see m lo rule the trading. Declines ln the 93 1e11ion1 of 1960 have outnumbered 11ln1 on the b119l1 of five-to-three. Mu1urin1 Stitt The 1vera1ea, measu.rln1 stick, which expert.s and novices alike u,e to a:auae the m arket, are but , a amall 1t:11menl of the 1,500 I• iues liited. ln the popular l>ow.Jonea �-ver­ a1e 1ro 11p, the JndU1trl1I Averqe 1 _contalna 30 stocks, raUa 20, and utllllle, t3. The.. re-e•t tho t!ream of the mJ?llel but it 11 noted they do IIGI ahilfl l1llh• fully m.eaauie the trend. The lndultrltl ave,ra,e re1l1t,re\l lta record hi&:b on Jan. · a &he second 1e11ion of 1980 •i 681,41, " 6:ClO lt:3{l 8:46 G:45 1:00 7:30 8:00 1,30 9:all 9:30 l0:30 Rf,g�f,11 Oun Love That BoD About Faces J(ledl� nay .In Court Gale Storm Show iBeat the Clod,. Who bo Yoti 1rm,1 Ame_rlcan iBa,1d1tand Rotlt\, all<f 1ft, �ehdi San Francisco Beat Yonr Ef"'0 8'partef weather Teller ,lohn Daly NeWI 12:30 s.arcH !of Tqtllomrw 1:00 The Brl,hter .D•> !2:46 The GillillnJ l\llbt · '6:10 T:ie Secret Stornt 1:(N} Llvlq· lft 1:30 Edge of Night 1 , 15 Nellillbori 1:80 As th• Wotl4 Tjima 1:00 Tit, Three Stooge, 2:00 For !letter or Wone 1:30 Tlte !Jle oI RII •1 2:SO Houw -:'.arty .... -en 1100 1 ._,, """ L l'lol II"·- aI 1, 1 , �tr:;,UV )i.tatber ,;_� ::�., C; 1:"voun 4:00 The Btt,hter Dat t:20 Jule Rivlin Show 4:15 The Stcret Storm 8:30 Amos "n' Ani't:30 The Edie of Nl&ht 1:00 H11hwa, Pa!roi 5:00 The 'nf'ee Stoo1e1 ;:90 Be our oueit !l:30 Tlte Life of Riley 8:30 Men Intn Space 1:00 Arthur 1, Smltb--lilewa 9:00 The MIilionaire LdUk at the Weath-v 1:1& 9l30 l'Ve GOt A.. Secret S:20 Jule Rivlin 8}\ew 10100 Armatron1 Cir cle Theater 6:30 Arnot 1n 11.00 ..J.l o'clock New11 ' MM) U. S. M■nhall 11:10 .A · Look at the weather • 1'30 Lock Uj, 11:1� . Theater lS ---BettY H1i1,tton Sho" HOGG & ZUSPAN BAHNES•SIM PSON INSURA NCE MUILLIR FURNACII, WISTING Age n ts, Midd leport. Fire, Auto­ . HOUSE a11PllancH, AfflOld Bro­ m obi le, B011ds. Phono W\'2-2903 . . th•n, Syruu.., Ohio. Phon• DON STIVERS WY2-63M I M l •tt - �nel 13 Wednesday ■ ( 206 ) I nsurance I 13 fl tnn WH TN .TV _Ch 41 = Bi,... wall Streeters Baffled Over Stock Direction 1960-1 1 n •h 1 �: � ,�� Concentrat!O'I Truth or Con8;eq uencff II Could Be. You Mid Day N°'w1 · Movletl m e Loretta You n g Show Ynung Or. 'Malone Pro m ThP.sP. RooU Comedy Fthhouae Advl!nture Theater !itt.e .il"tlbt:lat Bill Sgt Preston F1att & Scruggs Sho9' Wealhercaat Nf'W.!I Plctur� Huntley Brln klt.7 Retib?t Whirlybird, Resc·Je 8 Bat Masterson Producier's Choice Bachelor Father Ford Show Y'>U Bet Your Liftl Take A Good Loolt News H�dlines WeathU91llt Jack Pair Sho-.. [2 :00 1 2 :3rt 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 3-:00 3:30 11:00 a:so NOW - - - 41'1'1<l'IIENTS •••: l'Urnlllled ud TELEVISION RADIO ,\ND 8114!,L ouluml1lu1d. llldluton, lllcldlo­ appliance repair. Call Frint porl, Pbono WY-NaN. N•lf Cap telna, filt N. Steond Ave., Middleport. 1-3-llo 1 AND I ROOII HOUSE, TWO I room tpu1m,uta. A. N. Bert11L Pbono NYIH:1111. I t-2·lle --- American Bandstand My Fr!Ofld , Flkl<o S.n l:"ranchC'J Beat Your !:1r.10 tt.el)Onlll' Weather Teller e·45 John Daly News '7:00 Four Juat Men 7:30 Li ste n ing Poat 8:30 Ozzie and Harriet 8:00 wepnesdlly Night Fights 9:45 Sports Parade 10:00 Hawa iia n Eye tl:00 'l'be New• Tordl'bt U,:10 • Scanning the- Weather U :15 Sports Report 11:20 Late Show ' May 25, WC: HS�TV C" nnel 8 ·,100 11!30 1:00 n•,o 8:40 (I ness Serv1'ces n&r��iJ!!/ - ,-oo 5:30 ft:eo ts:25 8:30 li:45 7·00 '7:30 8·00 8:30 9:00 9:30 1 0� 10:30. 1 1 :00 _ 1 : 10 1 1 :15 diannel 8 - Wednud" So Qt,id . . • SoEasy . . • ■ / 1 1 :30 12 · 00 1 2 :,lO 1 . 00 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 3 ::iO 4:00 4: 30 , (iannel 3 ·- Thursday in N DO IT• • • JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT Sign On Continental .:;iassroom Tc�ay Katie Doona n Stow Topper Dough Re Ml fi:OO t..30 MATE RIALS, · I NC. Hoffle SalIS wva.aua. • tolld otk. Al10 hand l1wn mower. Call WY2-2931 after &:80 p. m. S-h-3lc I 1 ( 20 ) =· Waverlr Mobile TRACTOR, �:45 8:00 7:00 9:00 9, 30 lv:00 i I I I cf. ��1�� Look at the Space. lAok at the ANO, M■hoaany rinish. Beln1 re- B E,\ UTIFUL SELECTION ' OF poueued. May be aeen Jn this Flowera, Cro,1e1, Blslet.1, for 1rea. WIii 1cll to reliable party Memorial Day, Cliff'• snoe Refor balance due. Term, avail- l p11lr, MJddle�ort 1 Ohio. 0:· 17·12t p able. Wrll.e Credit M1n11er, 1 PING PONu TAbL� 1 Poo l Table, 1hoe1, 1k1te1, sire 7. au 7th St., Marietta, for deI.alls. Boy Scout Eq,ulpment. WY223 ate -3401, 3·24·3lp ttKMJ li:10 1 1 :15' 1:00 ltom tdy Pl1vt1ouse Ad v.enlure Time Steamboat Bill Ouick Onw "Pl�Gt•• · ldu11ic In the Round 'T'he Jlr1 , 1'h1 .:11:u Silo• Wt:thcn:ut "'1"ews PlchlN Huntley BrtntltD Rtport Ma n hunt W11 gon Train Price 1s Riglit Prrry Com o Sti ow This iK Your Life Tumbslo1:'e Territoty New, Headlihel Wettnerra1t 1'111! Jack Pa:ll' Sbo• Slgn Off 4:00 ,&:30 f:00 &:30 8:00 fl'. 15 I !a ,1:S( :45 :00 :30 :30 6:00 ! I 0., TE J..EVI SIO N GU ID E WSAZ..TV CtianneJ 3 �j:. diannel 3 - Weilnetclt11 1 : � l: I USED WURLITZER SPINET Pl· l>INETl'E SET, TABLE, 4 CHAIRS I I · ElihlY Business• • 0 STRAWBERRIES: Tr)' our U-PICK . PLAN by appolnl mc nt only. Ph. I PRA <.."11CALLY NEW PLASTIC ftela:e day bed. Che_ap ror imme• WY 2-62:J9, Nolana, Syr■cu■e. dl11te 11Je. 701S Cnest n u t St., O 23 3tc --Middleport, Ohio. D 23 3tc h)'dr■ullc plow,, S.14, corn plan ter, eulllva t on and apray ouUlt. Jame, Mournin1, Ratlro1d St., Middleport. Call 1-11.at_p Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ( 1 8 Employment Wanted - fRAILERS- a • ;-� - T I WY•2-2774 .... IC _ _ TY PR E_ F_ OR S_ DO YO Y PAY CI- .U.US CHALMERS -- Farm News • • • e�t rrgJOJ3 Th� watcb. Bel'-Meen the Old Cleland JIJaee and Frank Holter lane. Fl11der ple11e retu rn and receive nwll'd. Charlet W. Holter, Ra­ cine, Rt. 1, Ohio, Phone WI 93080. ' 23 3lp !,?F"'!i'<_: ,>, . - ·· · · ---· � 7 ) Hel p Wanted 16) Lost and Found Loft - Tbunc11>'. bf ie;wrW­ -■TRONUTAN s,d,;;:y I PHON E WY-2-2 1 57 --"'-- · · · Gr11s Slla,. 11.:e will ho ld iti shape a nd your to eighty-five percent h.and ls m ni1t the forage co n tain.a of the feedin& va(ue of forage 70-75 percent moisture. Al 60-70 · ! crops can be saved whe n m11de !.J LL L X t. J HOOMS an d BATH � 1 1 percent moisture content the bill v into •ilage. Good grass silage 1 � u1,1 ur11 1shud apartment . Coat11 ff of forage will expand sl owly and l equa to 1'.eld cured hay m feed­ Build,. 1�; . :-.tiJdl cport Phone there wil l be no moisture on trolCon y l F Fum ing value. l Si l age adrls variety to 12k I H ) . � 2 Y W 5 l hmn fly sea.son 1s hrrl' and lo the feedi ng program and you can your hand. ti the forage bal l f'OR HJ:::�T New moder n .. De cuntrol f!lcs farml'r� .shuuld adopt make �ilage in weather that wou l d sprmgs ope n , as yo u open your luxe" iiparlments Twu and a good sanitation . r1s1dual spr-a)· mg be unra11or.able for the maki n g of hand, the moistun range is 60 three bcdroom.s. Eithteen mile1 r and 11n1m.al spray mg fly control percent or less. At 60 percent or I good qu.illty hu. less moisture 1t is p.racticall y im­ from K,user planl. All electric, progra111 Wilt For- Best R♦n,lts decorated Sanit•tion-possible to pac k y•rnr slijge so br11.:k, buutifu l ly For tht ,no st palatable s ilage I that ii w l ll keep. pla .s t l'red 1','&lls. Tlled baths with 1 hcrl' ure no rhf'mtcal materials a nd to avoid reed l oss through tub and bhower, complete Young which c:an be substituted for good I "ru n -off" the grass silage should UM Of Pnvent•tlvH stown k1td1ens with dispo1al sani 1 a l HHl pr· .it· lkes Fllt>s hreed tn I be wilted to 60-7 0 percent roois, u m ts, conl!l'llled e l ectric heat- wet dirt)' places . Thcrt> fore i i is Sodium meta-bisul fik, ky la�l', ture content for lower siioS-70 1ng system, stortn doors 11�d j csi;t•nl1al to dispose of n1a11ure fre­ l? "(-5 p.,!rcent for bunker or trench ll)Olasses and grain are used ilS wmdows, ru·e proor doors, t:M.u l d q u uHl y , makl' sure that barn y ard 1 preservatives. Direct:ons fur use silos . ing completely insulated, front I .areas are draining properly, Slllls the , are listed on the label of and rear entrance!!., beautifully : are rtea11ed thoroughly, spilled ' An organic compou nd is formed sodium meta-bisu l fite and k y lage 1 IJndsrilped . private parking, milk and reed deaned up promptwhen direct cut silage for m entll. · Grain ie u�ed at from 100 200 er rent ex tremely low $80.00 p I ly, and that the barn ar:d other This compou n d m a\tes the si l age pou nds per ton or forage and 80month . The HAVEN TEHUACE buildmties arc well V l'nlilalcd. u n pal atab l e and the cattle will 100 pounds of molasses ilre t.Sed APARTMENTS, New Have n, W. Hog pens. chicken houses, trash not eat as m uch. Wi l ti ng in creas· per ton or forage. Va. Phone TUrner2-270!5 or heapH, and 11.ress where y ou have es the palatibUity and conse­ (!5) � 12-19-26-4tc si l age drai nage should lie sprayed 2- 1 82' RADAR SYSTEM - Here is the "echo method of testing quently the anim al s est it better. Treat grass silage as a part of with DDT. Clean up or [ l ies w il l he ca-ttle for �teak quality. It is used to sort out breeding stock Willed silage will keep in a your overall croppi n g program n ot with you a l l summ er. bu n ker or tre nch si l o if it is just as an emergency crop an d loo, and Will be demonstrated June 9 at Beef Cattle Day fi n ely chopped ad carefu ll y pack­ you wi l l be we l l pl ea sed with the �ood County at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. RHidu1I Spnylns,RAILROAD CAREER ed. Her-e is a pl ace where a l ittle results. _ The dairy . barn can be sprayed Spray lna 8"f Anlm■ l s.. � Oue to retirement station agents extra lime spent in tightl y pack­ -FORAGE CROPS telegraphe rs, t el etyl>-! operat?r s, �� th M� l ath •� n a-�� ��i: ar. _ !Spra y Hee l animals may be •prayed Crown Rot-Tbis fu n gus disease i n g the silage will mean the dif­ e wa l 5 an cei i ngs un t I l hc w1l h methoxychlor Uae 8 lbs . . fere n ce between good .si l age cmd clerk s urgently needed · Starting of h_as alr�ady been showing Servlctl S�nd Mllllon1 up m salaries whe n qu i l i Cled $400 m on- 1 spray starts to drip. Use on e ga l - , 50 ,,, rnethoxychlo; in 100 a:almoldy sil age. fte l_d s arou_nd Morgantowr,, .aa we ll Crab T•lf to o.t.rmln• Moisture ANCHORAGE. Alaska (UPI) th and up plus m any outstandi n g I I on or spra y for each 400 s q . I t. Ions of water. Spray the animals I as ID Harrison County. e. ' he spray should of surra be ap A.F j �• _ T .,; H every 3 week uaing 2 qts. of spray benefits. T IS I S A BON IED An effective way to deter m ine Military construction in Alaska on,� ER to si ncere youn1 men p i l ed w J th l00-200 pou nd5 pl'f! s - per animal. Dying a l falfa and clover es­ the moisture content of your for• duri ng 1 960 wUI total nur ly $35 spray � houl: ure. appl fet.l &.ck Ru�• ,.r leef Animal...,_ looking ror a future wbo are will• j ; pecla l l y in wet weather, will be age in the fie ld is to squeeze a mill ion, according to the U . S. une • . uguSl ' an ept . L Back rubber, can be used for fiy noticed. The fungus produces a han dful tigbtl)' together for 90 Arm y Enginetrs, Alas ka District i n g to train at own expense. Pre• l ri �akmg your ba rn s r• Y uSe .. control on beef animal1. 11en t incom e can be m aintai n ed The ma- white m)'celium growth around seconds ihen rel ease your grip office here. :11 1at h l on terial to use to aoak your back• the crown and on some of the s low ly. If the forage juice runs while training. Requiremets: Aa:es 2 ga 1 ? ns of 50 · 55 % Some 51 Air Farce projects wil l 1 7 to 32, no physical defects, high � m � ion CLnc ntrs le and 20 lbs rn bbera is a t. '/D melhoxychlor ao- lower items. Hard black sclerolia freely or shows between your ga l lo rui O� wa te r. l u_l i�n. You can prepare tbiJ by (when cu t Ytllh a knife they will fingers it is between 75-85 per tota l an esti m ated $30,175,000 school education. If 1lncerely in- m , and five Army projects wi ll cost tere sled contact Mr. Enders, Will• Before you spr r. y all fcE·d and m 1xmg 1 quart of 25•/,, methoxy- be white inside) are associated cent m ois ture, ir when you re- · ia m Ann Motel, Gal l ipolis, Friday, drinking cup s shou ld be covered ch lor emulsion concentrate with 4 wilh this growt h of white m yce­ lease your grip the �II of for- $3,940,000. 27 of May, I to 7 P. M. on l y. Jf and feed troughs should be washed quarts o l clean diesel fuel oil. Uum , or can be found In the sui l married, wife muet accompan y, thorough l y afler spraying. Backrubben should be placed or on the soil surface near the near sal t boxea or whe.re the ani- erown of the pl an t , They are irunder 2 1 , parents. 5-24-3tp Fly Baltam al s get their Wiler. regular ln ahape and are about a9 Thcr c are severa l fly bails on The back rubber& will have to bi& as a grain of rice or wheat. WANTED-Beauticiar. to ,tart the 11111.rket. Some are l iquid and l m m edlate l y. Phone WY:1-3557 some are solid. Two ol these fly be re•charged every 3 weeks with They are much amaller. or WY2-6915. 6-24-fltc baits ' ' Dipterex" and "V i .a zion " them!i% methoxychlor a olu.tion . Th1re, I• no control reco mm end­ should be used daily for 3 days, Pa phl■t Avtll1bleed for this disease. Its deve l op­ and then one or twice a week . AnWe have a dlagram. available m ent is supported by wet condi­ other mate rial used ror fly bait is free fro m the Maso n Coun ty Agrltions and as soon as dry weather wltl Malat hi on and suga r . This shou ld cult ural Exten sion omce which prevails lhe destruction of the -- __ ____ be scattered on the floor twice a shows how to construct a back- plants will end. WILL DG WASHING AND___ IR_ O_ N· week. rubber and also ilves the fl)' conlNGS in my homl'. A lso take · LIVESTOCK PESTS lrol methods. Just write, phone or care o f smal l children. 770 Syca- Spraying Dilry CowlF•c• Fly-Face fly reports are more St ., Middleport. Phone According to Federal regula · call at the Exlen11ion office and already co m ing in. We do not ALKYD fLAT INAMH WY2 2394. 5 23 6tc lions, dairy cowH c11.n be sprayed ask for the Farm Fly Contro l pam- have an)' reco m mendations !or -- ---- --- on l y with a 1 / 10% Pyrethrln and ph l et. control as yet. I ' \ peperony l butoxide mixture. HHI FI IHThe face fly is similar to th-: Use l to 2 quarts of this ijpray m i x - I Nothi ng can · be done lo con trQI pporturutlN f ly in appearance and can house l hee ies l f unless a community or :J ture on each cow every to 7 days . area sets up a good grub contro l be seen feeding on the moist This is the only spruy you can use . N $ on dairy cows. You can use metho x progra m . Heel rhes are the adult areas caused by the a n i hi a l ' s �A� T�:�v stage of the cattle grubs. These tears. They _ will also feed on Rl'fillm� and collecting m oney ychlor on dairy cows In powder com �ng from · wounds grubs can be found in the backs of bl ood from Ne\\' Typl" high qualit y coin form only. One t:ib l cspoon of a made by biting me s or other c ltl durin g late winter: _ Ir everyoperated dispensen in this ai·ea. 5. • 1 melhoxych l or c.ari be rubbed a � cause s. The area_ between llie eyes one, In a • given eo mm umty, would No 9elling. To qua l ify )'OU must into the back aud neck of each treat their cattle or grubs in Feb- of the face rly JS gray; lh i.s area IHive a car, references � 1!60() to dairy cow onr;e ev e.-y three w�ekli. ruary, heel Hies wou ld not be . a Is golden yellow on the htJu" f ly. $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours AUCTION Ea probl em lhe fo11owJ ng May. weekl ,7v can net up to v--vv The maggots of the fly breed Uf\n monCompleh l1nlce Fae• FIIHl t f in 0 fres h cow dung. The adul t df So far there are no reco m menda$ATONE TODAY �� int:�riw ��it !m; · flies hibernate overwi n ter i n al· Write, ���n:':, �=t•ct tionli for co n trol of this new fly IT'I AMAZI NGLY Boise, Idaho Inc l ude phone num - A. C. BRAD,,ORD, tics and other sheltere d pl.aces in R1cln1, Oh&.. peal. A 4 '/1, Ma l athion dust may ber. Dlr,1 INT, • • buildi n gs. They are often found &-26--1tp help, al so the use of fly repe l lants TELEVISION RADIO Al'<D SMALL IUC h " Tabalr.x plus a pyrelhrln• along with clutter flies. The face f l ies cannot bJte and do not suck 1 appllance re_pair. Pho ne Oti1 pepe� ony1 butoJt.\· rte Busl' spra)' may be . blood. McCUntl)ek""; Jtacrne, O.'l lo, 2-1-lfc fairly effectiv'e. Sin� .the Illes feed AI R CONDITIONING, I · ORNAMENTALS USTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE· in the area i m mediatel,1 i1r0und aUon service. Jack'• R the eye ba l l itself, they are very Sc.I• ln1ect1--Watch closel y for si.:ned for your ho m e. Free ell· lion. New Haven. Phone TU2· hatching of the "craw l ers". Apply ti m ates . Fore man and Abbott, hard to control. 3037. 8-23-tf IMJ.W -- --- ·-- --Malathi on lT per gallon for con­ f Phon e WY2-3321. Phone SP-3-5554 I. 0. M<CO trol . l-'AS'l'U ltE t'UH RENT. I'\ t• Jl�. l'lwnl' !:ill l-43�. · -- - 10-----Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., May 25 , 1960 til ----------.... ' ·� . - ·-··--· -"-,.,;..-- By ERNIE BUSHMILLER ! �- ...- ... ----· WA NT AD S roa I -- CONSJST FNT DEPENDA BLE RE� UL'fS ILATl!S I ceata per word. :,11 lnaertioo. Mtni m um cbars• - 60 re r-'-6 I cent, per word lot' Wee COD"8Culive ineertioua, Spec.lat - ont= modh for 30 ceot.11 �r word. · l'ull tile o f 3 c1.1 n i. pt!r word will bt charll!d ror adve.rtb•ni tf not paid with.in IO Ollya .iHer receivi n 4, bill. .l:rrors in Adverliainc - Should be report� lmmedlale ly Th• J>aily Senti nel wW not be responlible for more th.an ot.ie incor net tnlert!on. "-'cl of Tt-� nb and Speclal Not.ice& of Evl·rit.11 $1.00. ()bitu.aries JIW)ll&bed at l ettnl per word. ':/ORDS l DAY 3 DAYS � DAY� 1 MO. II 10c 90c $ 1 "5 $4 . !IO 30 60c $1.20 $ 1 .80 $6.UO 21 ,.. $1.60 $2.211 $7.!IO A4I receivad b)' 10 A..14. will bu 1n I.hat day a. .,.pa. (9) Noti ces TIIIMlTI AND PIIT CONTROL 11,y Palft. '"" I,..,,..._ lnaur­ ttl l,y Nationwide, Phone R. 1M A. hrvlc• 'tit■tlon WY2-­ 4,Uffc For Sale 1 8 ) Auto Soles ----.,----·---- ,_ u.... c... ..... .... ... ... AH MIi," pd MMtel1 MOTOU P•-•H Ohle IN? FORD Va 2 DR. CUSTOM Hdao. Low mlleaee. Sparkling ll&hl bl ue finish ,1 ,950.00. Blaet toan, Pomeroy 5-13-titc 11168 CHEVROLET V8 4 DR. ledan. Original bl1ct tin.lib. Power a:llde $1,0H.OO Blaet• tnan, Pomeroy 5-18-Glc !JOO IIEIICURY MONTERAY 4 dr. Hdln. EZI a:11111. MultJ-drive. Fully eq1,1lpped Showroom elean P,99!1.00. Blaettnan, Pom eroy. D-18-atc - =- ------_·------- 13 STUDEBAKER CIIAMPION 2 IDor. Orl&lnal paint. On11 owner Vll'1U Tu.ford, Syracu1e, Phone WYU73 1. 1-IB-lllc -----·----- 1116? UUICK V8 SPECIAL 4 DR. ,edan. PtnYer 1teerln1 and brak11. Orl1lnal black finish, like new, Dy11.1flow drive, ,1&&0.00. Blaeltnara, Fomero, D-18-etc (9) For Sale med farm machinery? See BUI Goodwin and buy al farm prlc,a. S11. mHea from WllketvlUti. f 28 30lc Vaughan'• E•lel'lllinallng <.:ompan7 St. Marys, W. Va. --- EVININ&, AUCTION Friday, M■ y 271 1 '60, 7:00 P. M. Havln.i 11old n1y home, I will sell at auction at my re1idcnce i n t:hutcr lhe following; 1 Jiving room 1uite; 1 dilfng roo m suite; l dinette 1et; J ga11 range; 1 jas 101 heater; 2 wnting desk11; l W hJte eewlng ma­ I chine; l maple bed am1 dre111er; 1 day bed; 1 kitchen cabinet; 1 l ot odd cnaln; 2 antique table! 1 antique hall tree; J l ot odd lamp11; l l ot dry wa l nut l umber. Othell llom11 too n umerous to mention, Nol re11pomible for ac­ cidents. J. W. Hortman, Own er I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer (3) 1 -4 , 21, za, 24, 25, 26, 27, 7tc 1 J j I Pricet. Liook at bhe Savtnas. For the .Belt Buy & Beet Terms -�!! New nd USED, Look to U.f. No. 23, Wn•rly, Ohio Open ev.ry d■y 9 to 9 UBltD WHIZZARD REFRIGERA­ TOR. 0� condition $43. Jack Ro�, Broad Run, Cl) 12, 19, 20, 3lc HOUSE TRAILER 10' • 60', Five room,, batb, fuel oil tank. w■1h• •, dryer, televl1ion. owner .leavln1 1tate. Jl'rank Hudson, luban Road, Rt. 1, Racine. 11 a etp ,,..r= ON! GARDEN TRACTPR, 2 tood Hane, and Saddle•, ont Pit)' Yard, one fi cyele Mld1et Car Cldldren, 1ood a■ new. Con­ tact Amold Grall, at Ru tland J'uralturt daya or Phone SHt4111 Bvenlnaa. 8-H-ttc ror • fOR IALI The Ida E. WeH 1 re.a l estate, eontaJnlna 78 acres more or leH In Sali1bury Town1hl p, will be •old to the hl1hc1t b1ddor at the olllcc or O'Brien 1. nd O'Brien, on 1''rlday, May 27, 1960 at 1 1 : 00 A. M. Must be sold for not less thin the 11ppr.w.l11cd va l ue of $780,00. J. B, O'Brien, �2'6-Slc Admlnl1trator ------- --- Buy Your -- KARR & VAN ZANDT . fom•"'1, Oblo -n. -- - �) Marine Supplie, 11110 IOATI AND MOTOttl ..., 1114 "" while ..... IHI, _,. ..llttn 600 I.• Moln It, _,.,, ,_ WY1 144-lh : L4) For Rent_ _ _ 1951 FORD VI Falrlane 4 Door , ,,.,._llo tnoo., ,,.dlo .,..� !tr, """ ""'""'' lood •11 '' : nor, o;t'. i... flnW>. •I · '· , 1$1495 llreo, :e TRREI!: ROOM FURNISHED ,p,rt ment, utllltle1 WY2·G431. paid. Phone 3-lll·3lp FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED ■p■rtment. Fbone WY2·3302. 1-:!Ht, ----"'---- IILDPING ROOIIS. 1:n Butternut Pomtiroy. 5 20 8tp GARAGES IN IIECHANIC Str..t Phone WYJ.21'11. 1-24-Sk -- DELUXE UNJ'IIRNISHED 4 room de"111tolrl apl, ,N1..1, lurnlah, ed room upauit, apt. Phone wn-1811. " 11-llHltp a SATO ftl. 12:4-S Sip Oil Channel a - Thursday Cartoon Spectacutn Romper Room t:30 Movie ll:23 ERso Re,orter 1 -:80 I M-arrled Joan 8:00 Y AUCTIONIII. -- Jtout• 2., Lont Bottom, Ohio GRAV LY TII.ACTOI IALII AND hrvlco. 5, 2 Mlln Pom■Nf l'h on• wvw:97s O 'tll p, m. vntll Ju� 1 . men: H■rold lftrnhert llNd,vllle. Ohio, Phon, Cool�.11• 1691 , 3-19-tfc ■ I ■ 'i:... f shadc11, cloth porch valance, awnlna s, venetian blinds, window shades. Free eatlmates. Dale Wlppcil, 215 union Ave., Po m eroy. D Zl DOtc CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH Experleaeed. RADIATO R .- .. ·•TIONWI•■ .. ...... ..... c.. ,_.., ............u. ,....... ..... ffl Llncoln St. Phon• WY2•3561 Mlddlepor1 - - - - ---·� - - COM PLETE INSURANCE PRO­ tectlon, Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don Mllls, Middleport, Ohio. --- -- 1 2 1 l Real Estote FOR SALE .MODERN FIVB r oom ht.1Ja:e, iull baacmc n t and attic. A111.11r.e bala n ce of fi.ll, direct i:'.OVernmt:nt l oan. Lot 50 xlDO. Good neighborhood. Call or see Freddie Tbabel, M11son. 4·26-tfc W v,. FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOUSlJi with two ba th, a:ara i::e waall houae, cellar, 1Q',e t'Or�er ·lot loca ted in Cheater, Ohio, -· Rou te 7_ Priced to sell. If lnt-lJr,J 1 eated call ot write Pn l p Rlplf")' • Va' 1'111. ES2·�� ._2'1 �- w REPAIR · We repair all type■ ot radi­ ator, , from heater cores to lhe largelt lrllek or tractor radiator. Bleettnar's PhoM WY-Nla Pomeroy, Ohio !'OR SALE: 1 ROOMS° AND BATH corner 889 No. Middleport, O. Second Ave., 3-24,0l p Cudtlu �ultf ROUT NO. 7 PROPIRTY -Jex cellent Permastone- home with 3 bedrooms (Ill with large clol­ ets), large IIYina room with Urci place and built-In telev iaion, and large picture window,. Wonderful dlnln1 room with fire pla�, kllehen with buil t-In re!rlserator, freezer ind ranee. Hardwood floor, thoughout, completely ln1ul11ted, and h111 hot water h1-..Un1. lull .Oisernent with louna:e, , ncre•tlon room and tumace , room. Attached double 11rare with overhead door,. AU this ■nd beautl!ully located oft kere lot with1 front• l&e on lake. Call for appoint• ment to see. tblJ extepUonal pro­ perty. CUCKl,,111, RIALTY ... n, - WYNaO 1-2&-lto ■ j 111.-1 '. 11:20 """',n· 1:00 8:15 · D:00 !fl:00 to:30 U:00 I: I: l:Ui 111:30' 1:00· 1:31 1:30 ,O:OC 10:11 111:11 1:30 - M' u;«,o 1,1:00 9i30 .l0:00 !l:00 .1:10 ll:11 (2·30 a, ndoy ,,,,...g11 P rld.Y Sip On Gunt Star NeWs & . Wea ther RFD ere.klut Patt, New, Bree\tael Party Nen Coffee T1010 Swap Shop llornlnl De11ollOU Q11 the 'flJwD Country Hne Daw1l >N- Newa 12,no 1:30 1:35 2:00 3:00,. 3:30 3:35 f;30 4:30 1:00 8:10 11< 10 �:15 ' B:00 lull For You Newa Just For You Calllnc O n pt. Pleuant Music Go Bound N'ews Music Go Round Local Newa Music Go Round Sporltt In Reriew Sport, SeoJ>el � BaDd llo>f Pat j!ooue 8ijaw Sllhlio't" &onnad• Off the Air . . . . · 1JWN11EIS lll'II... ,.. �:89 , NOW ONLY ■ '°"''" Numera·J·s Won ffy Juniors 4 · At Eastetn High im.lla Stott The Doy Right With STEVE AlL..l N On Th• ''Ma,sical .. Clock'' EAOI MORNING AT 7:15 AJA'. ON w: ) E H Yietory em So . d IHO oarlr mornlnl ol it.a lalt. tr-tdiJ, the �tlair � P Usllt to delay or prevent In a rtee-1:1wingln1 brawl that lb.di a D'l.ocker, of ord9� :r­ tl1ment1ry pror.edure, aod 1 •• . ll nutjoatt party steamrd 1 , throu.... ;t, 1!:yft atluneh JiPlklll ndJ the or tJw. tin14'il Sf.atft deef:t lo��ent•• final mfthodli . tiii'tlltt pt,,mlaed maMlri' dem • Otutt.Uoris· ap.lml PrffJkldt El­ ·•ettHower wtlcn 81 arriv8 Jtl to­ lyO n�rl �onth. Co m pam, ,ns to the ncently toppled dictatorial governmtnt o! · Rhee Korean Presiden1 Syng m a:, were numerous. Red• Blnt_ Truty radios of Commumst The I fl�ld Peipin_g a_nd Moscow had day, hnkmg the ne_w treaty with the uproar over filghta nf the U. S. U-2 spy plane over Rusiia and chargi ng that fltgbta had b�en ma_de fr�m J�pa n over So. v1et terri�nry m A51a. A Ruts1a note charged t��� Ult treaty was "euctly desilfiea \0 in1ure cot1ditton1 for at�ive actions to be _ undertllhn ,rorp 1apanese Tei:ntory •&1• �1t , t� U.S.S.R. and 1t1 allies . ,1 Kishi led h i, Democralic•!Ji Party to · an overwhelmlnJ Y ry in elections a year 110, and! , he i1 oo• of Japan•, mo,l pofolar figu:-es. Four Ea.stern High School ath• · 1etes haVe been nwarded n umerals for Sprlng succes s es in track and field) Goach To ny Gennette a • rinunced today, Coach Gennette. for the firtt . Umfj u.-11: a 12- m em ber tea m Into tbfee lOcal meets al Kyger com­ pellna with thinclads. from Kn:er, Falrlan4r Ha:ftnan Trace and Rin 1 Gtifbdl! o1. high ac.,hoolll. In the three alst..41 ,..red 34\\ , 35, and 34 polnts. . Letter ',l'.in11eri are Ral' Coleman, llui.� liallit\11 !A\ffohcf Hashar, all jurir: and Piul Holllnkft ,. Olheri on the team were: juri• tMst charfei •B1dl:er ahd David 111Hi: 109�omoro1, Gltl'ell Chevallet md !Mmtile BliUtll.; freshme n, · di?J' ttolffi', \ieritti$• Cleland, Bobby Foster and DlYld· C�adwell. JNtl plliform111�e·1 of- the aquorl's obt1t1.Qdlni melhbei, were: Cole· man, ioo yard d.klh, t0.9, broad jup-1p, lfi' S"i H11bat1en, high Jvft1p, 5' 5"; Ballaril, disco,, 97' 11" Holslng�r, 880 run (no lime Hated) and Bill Durst,. ,hot put _38 6¾ ". WMl'O Daily Proi,-aJD Schedule ROIIN$0N Mllt S LUNCH .� .-i(ewameh to.. luQci;_.but !al.led to BOSTON UPI--Sugar Ray Rob- abnw whri Jill plant! w11 ground• inion miued another appoint• ed In New York because of bad ment Monday. He lf1,d invited weather. 5 9 9 9 4 t PHIL NEWSOM U PI E.tlhr Ai diplom at.I in Pari1 were .wunding the requiem of the aummit con ference, the United State• was winning an i m porta n t victory in Asia. ... But It was a victory that could be costly. After approximately JOO daya of argu ment, the pro-A m erican 1ov• ernment or Japanese Pre m ier Nobuauke Ki1J1i jam.med through the Japanese parliament ratlflcatlon of the U. $. - Japan mutual 1ecurit Y treaty. The treaty, auurlng the Prea. ence of U. S. military forcea 1.n Japan for the next '10 year,, 11 bitterly oppoaed by Japanese Socia l i-Jta and olher lefL win& &roups and has been the l peetal Larget of Red Chinese and Soviet propaganda ' Shemroll..- TKtlcs Kishi and President Eisenhower put their signatures on the treaty i n Washington last Jan. 19. Klshl then returned home determ ined to press it to final pasaiage In the Japanese Parliament before El!enhower'a scheduled v.lait to .Japan iil June. n CBS Ne¥.-. Captain K,inguoo CAl'toon Tb�ater 'the Red Rowe Show 0� lhe Go I Love Lucy r ' 1 ; fRDSt-PIOOFf UIWEST·PRICEI. U. S. Wins lmpo As Summit's Anet, :::•�,!; �••1r. Shotgun 911.dt Rhlon Sprint Festival Newa A Loot at the Weather Theiler If Si1n 01! LUL ABNER �ST ■ ' IIJ, a. l 1 JURE I fU: ltf, oa. :rH( l�GHT�T COllMI.R IN ¥�DLIPORT . ' ' 'I , • • ' FiUIP IABSWELL : � By - ... - -- . . . ,MUON.'T . NEAD·tr·· But there are other potltieaJ leaders, including some wlthlh hla own party, who resent 11is elose ties with the United States and who favor · closer rel atlona with Red China, especially in bul�t. To opposition and Comm11nlst ehar1es that he is layi n g JJpan open lo a threat of war, ltllhi points out that Japan has veto power over types and use of U. 'S. forces in Japan. But· he '111 1,ven Ms numerotl.9 enemle1 a raU1lng Cl')', GASOLINE ALLEY Your folk• told •• that you�• rumirq awoy ! Where to ? Hello, bol• I Cunmn ' gham Is Named Eastern· A£( • . · 8}rS Maff81Jer '1 Henry E. Cunnt.rrgtiam hta been na m ed Eastern Ri!glonal public AfCaire Manager for Kailel' Alum­ itnnn and Chemlc1J Corpotl,.tton, R. A. Sandberg, Dlrettor of Public · Affairs of the Corporation, ha■ an­ nounced. Mr. Cu n ningham replace, W. A. Bori'ie Who has resigned ttotn the Comi,ant, and will be heldqu111tet­ ed at l(.alser Aluminum'• Ravetu­ ' wn..l; Wei.I' Vlr1lnli, l�itlllJ,. ' ll!l�pj\slbllliles will ' lholuat: dli'ee1\lolt ot Public Aftlln throua:liout the State; of West Vif1lnla with a_d• dl tiohal dlltiee In the Eidem fte• 1lon. He will dSSUffl8 hll\QBW 1 pOlitlon appro�imatelf J"uite �1'1. JU Dae bMn aalOCiated With I :Kaiser Alumlnu'm for lout yeire, m.. r11t;nt1, IJ<lirif N1poiillb)e (or cdmmuqlty ,,r,d etttitloJee �l�tlons .ii l�-.eompilfy•a ·Me.d, i\la,hldg, (ijll,-l(Mllctloft Prior · tb JolhlhS: the K1l1et Or­ Ci,nwdiori, illf. Cunnin1ham aervtd ... Mittalfnt Edll<p' ol the "Mer, t!ftant•a ffl.d•. Joum�l," a naUonat ltdilfllSI ntaiiilne. fot four years, 1 Bifffii UilJ he wat a �cpo� r for lilo\nea ......., IH. · ·' Ftirl' ·il&ige, tow,. RI• t AUN T FRIT ZI ··- 1 $ TH I S S WIS S CH EESE FOR OUR L U NCH i'!.,U, SANDWICHES ciilllillnlfiam aerved In tho . U. S. ' flt�� of fybllc lriformatlon, . gJ.i,1 Lott� Dllnola, during tile ' lt�lf eoolllct, , and dur� Wot,. wA w!lh tbe U. S. Nii\, ditrce n ' -· l 111"'1' NO . BUT IT • l'lll!,AUittPlJIA tJi!Q,, lo• · •Pl"i' tloUQe b11 appointed b1l­ Jaok Rlm,ejl ,thle­ ..liill· lM! tHfl!l!ltll'· for lhe nut loll' �- �iti■ey •Ill handle Both /K11�U! hi ■ oont;acl run, oat " t, ' R�ilv NAMID AIJ ttlli!h - NMID SALIM PILOT ,, SALEM, V,. UPI-Jodi, ·PhlPPll who pitched for 1 8 yeara lri St. Louie Cardinal and ailQIIIO Cb.b, farm system,, bu been ;nallf ed ni.anil1er' at the &an Pr1nei.; co Giants•. • Salem amliate tn tlt■ Appal@ebia�. Le• ���- t¥ Jll'j. By SAIi . LEFf' i'6olt' f'l,UbillclNG ·-·Sl-4At.L I S E PAf!ATE THE M -;, -·ffl Slludlli Fleet· Aniptiltilou, Foroe , !ti IM· lioulh 1'1,111,. lie la morrted. ' '? Tl-4e SLICES ARE :ALL STUCK TO(jeTHeR·- •lid\, n-. / 1 ·, / I' ' 811ULttl JUST -- POINfEI> WINNIE WINKLE aellina and ne'4' low, In ' the in­ Jly .. I 6000'1U6Hf, . . 60AT.. , % SHORE HAVE !! •...... Dips idU1trlall , u well. B\lt the market. fooled tbe ex­ perb and· met de1nand enouih to move ahe.td mod11rat,ly. · However th,fl futu.re still ll coiltidettd un• certain. 11...nuy tbe mart.I ..BlQ!unlt, hu been worried ovtr 1ucb thln,il 11 the 1py incident, �p in atet:1 o»er■tiona below T' per tent of ,..,.c1i,, lack ol Ibo Inflation urte. lnn1torl tumlnl: to · bond ebrlnbie ol PtOllt mari!JIO• , for <91'PO"'ti0111-oml laot of volumo. • I --= • -. -- - ...... �� On M1y 2, the • aver■111 sol dpwn to 11111.11 within • ball J>!>lnt of lta low for tbe yciar. That ll1ure and tbe ooe ol March 8 constitu ted whir the chartist& caU • double. bottom-a favorable de­ velq,pm.ent if tHe l�w• helj:l. The rall�d Her.ie followed 1 ,linnar eoune. But ltl May J low dldn'I bold, II - �Ppe,I fo • ID­ month loW on Miy 10. That led 1ome Ul'IJ'tl te �icl further - :t'! lr" r# �,,MIUI� • · -- Foreign News Commentary A 0111.-nel 1 3 - Thursdar :;gg tffil Now 'rou 11n \ . -- g : P.::%1: e.oo SALE BY owner, 6 rooms and bllth,gu fur­ nace, 2 utllit )' rooms and cel­ r t a lar below. 3 mlnutee walk to ? <Jown town Po�eroy 011 Lincoln tO1h!e ;::r : l�-=•�: M\��•� �� HIii Road. Call WY2·3 198 or •5'9.10. II rallied to, 630.'1'1 on S-2Mtc April 18 and declined 1,111n. w.Y2-338J. HOME FOR QUICK 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1, Steve Canyon Donna Reed • Th!, R•it 111«:llj,1 p;� noo�• sM Untouchables Sea HIQlt Ne.., Totilili\ . !!ea!l!iiil.C tlfe W01thet Sporta Tonl&bl Late Show F11•fft 1'. va. ---,-----======= NEW YORK UPI-Wal l Stre0t ha s been baffl e<f recently in Its atte m pt& to solve the ridd l e of which way the &Lock market is headed. There are two campa among the expert,. One holds w11 are ln a bear market-a market in a long decl i ne. Another avers the Cl1r­ rent uncertaint)' i• the fourth phase of a buU mar ket that start ed In 19'9. Accordln,a: to the )alter, the fif­ th ph11e will · follow when the time Ii, ripe and earry the market to new record hleha In a flurry or actMty. So rar thla year the bears see m lo rule the trading. Declines ln the 93 1e11ion1 of 1960 have outnumbered 11ln1 on the b119l1 of five-to-three. Mu1urin1 Stitt The 1vera1ea, measu.rln1 stick, which expert.s and novices alike u,e to a:auae the m arket, are but , a amall 1t:11menl of the 1,500 I• iues liited. ln the popular l>ow.Jonea �-ver­ a1e 1ro 11p, the JndU1trl1I Averqe 1 _contalna 30 stocks, raUa 20, and utllllle, t3. The.. re-e•t tho t!ream of the mJ?llel but it 11 noted they do IIGI ahilfl l1llh• fully m.eaauie the trend. The lndultrltl ave,ra,e re1l1t,re\l lta record hi&:b on Jan. · a &he second 1e11ion of 1980 •i 681,41, " 6:ClO lt:3{l 8:46 G:45 1:00 7:30 8:00 1,30 9:all 9:30 l0:30 Rf,g�f,11 Oun Love That BoD About Faces J(ledl� nay .In Court Gale Storm Show iBeat the Clod,. Who bo Yoti 1rm,1 Ame_rlcan iBa,1d1tand Rotlt\, all<f 1ft, �ehdi San Francisco Beat Yonr Ef"'0 8'partef weather Teller ,lohn Daly NeWI 12:30 s.arcH !of Tqtllomrw 1:00 The Brl,hter .D•> !2:46 The GillillnJ l\llbt · '6:10 T:ie Secret Stornt 1:(N} Llvlq· lft 1:30 Edge of Night 1 , 15 Nellillbori 1:80 As th• Wotl4 Tjima 1:00 Tit, Three Stooge, 2:00 For !letter or Wone 1:30 Tlte !Jle oI RII •1 2:SO Houw -:'.arty .... -en 1100 1 ._,, """ L l'lol II"·- aI 1, 1 , �tr:;,UV )i.tatber ,;_� ::�., C; 1:"voun 4:00 The Btt,hter Dat t:20 Jule Rivlin Show 4:15 The Stcret Storm 8:30 Amos "n' Ani't:30 The Edie of Nl&ht 1:00 H11hwa, Pa!roi 5:00 The 'nf'ee Stoo1e1 ;:90 Be our oueit !l:30 Tlte Life of Riley 8:30 Men Intn Space 1:00 Arthur 1, Smltb--lilewa 9:00 The MIilionaire LdUk at the Weath-v 1:1& 9l30 l'Ve GOt A.. Secret S:20 Jule Rivlin 8}\ew 10100 Armatron1 Cir cle Theater 6:30 Arnot 1n 11.00 ..J.l o'clock New11 ' MM) U. S. M■nhall 11:10 .A · Look at the weather • 1'30 Lock Uj, 11:1� . Theater lS ---BettY H1i1,tton Sho" HOGG & ZUSPAN BAHNES•SIM PSON INSURA NCE MUILLIR FURNACII, WISTING Age n ts, Midd leport. Fire, Auto­ . HOUSE a11PllancH, AfflOld Bro­ m obi le, B011ds. Phono W\'2-2903 . . th•n, Syruu.., Ohio. Phon• DON STIVERS WY2-63M I M l •tt - �nel 13 Wednesday ■ ( 206 ) I nsurance I 13 fl tnn WH TN .TV _Ch 41 = Bi,... wall Streeters Baffled Over Stock Direction 1960-1 1 n •h 1 �: � ,�� Concentrat!O'I Truth or Con8;eq uencff II Could Be. You Mid Day N°'w1 · Movletl m e Loretta You n g Show Ynung Or. 'Malone Pro m ThP.sP. RooU Comedy Fthhouae Advl!nture Theater !itt.e .il"tlbt:lat Bill Sgt Preston F1att & Scruggs Sho9' Wealhercaat Nf'W.!I Plctur� Huntley Brln klt.7 Retib?t Whirlybird, Resc·Je 8 Bat Masterson Producier's Choice Bachelor Father Ford Show Y'>U Bet Your Liftl Take A Good Loolt News H�dlines WeathU91llt Jack Pair Sho-.. [2 :00 1 2 :3rt 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 3-:00 3:30 11:00 a:so NOW - - - 41'1'1<l'IIENTS •••: l'Urnlllled ud TELEVISION RADIO ,\ND 8114!,L ouluml1lu1d. llldluton, lllcldlo­ appliance repair. Call Frint porl, Pbono WY-NaN. N•lf Cap telna, filt N. Steond Ave., Middleport. 1-3-llo 1 AND I ROOII HOUSE, TWO I room tpu1m,uta. A. N. Bert11L Pbono NYIH:1111. I t-2·lle --- American Bandstand My Fr!Ofld , Flkl<o S.n l:"ranchC'J Beat Your !:1r.10 tt.el)Onlll' Weather Teller e·45 John Daly News '7:00 Four Juat Men 7:30 Li ste n ing Poat 8:30 Ozzie and Harriet 8:00 wepnesdlly Night Fights 9:45 Sports Parade 10:00 Hawa iia n Eye tl:00 'l'be New• Tordl'bt U,:10 • Scanning the- Weather U :15 Sports Report 11:20 Late Show ' May 25, WC: HS�TV C" nnel 8 ·,100 11!30 1:00 n•,o 8:40 (I ness Serv1'ces n&r��iJ!!/ - ,-oo 5:30 ft:eo ts:25 8:30 li:45 7·00 '7:30 8·00 8:30 9:00 9:30 1 0� 10:30. 1 1 :00 _ 1 : 10 1 1 :15 diannel 8 - Wednud" So Qt,id . . • SoEasy . . • ■ / 1 1 :30 12 · 00 1 2 :,lO 1 . 00 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 3 ::iO 4:00 4: 30 , (iannel 3 ·- Thursday in N DO IT• • • JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT Sign On Continental .:;iassroom Tc�ay Katie Doona n Stow Topper Dough Re Ml fi:OO t..30 MATE RIALS, · I NC. Hoffle SalIS wva.aua. • tolld otk. Al10 hand l1wn mower. Call WY2-2931 after &:80 p. m. S-h-3lc I 1 ( 20 ) =· Waverlr Mobile TRACTOR, �:45 8:00 7:00 9:00 9, 30 lv:00 i I I I cf. ��1�� Look at the Space. lAok at the ANO, M■hoaany rinish. Beln1 re- B E,\ UTIFUL SELECTION ' OF poueued. May be aeen Jn this Flowera, Cro,1e1, Blslet.1, for 1rea. WIii 1cll to reliable party Memorial Day, Cliff'• snoe Refor balance due. Term, avail- l p11lr, MJddle�ort 1 Ohio. 0:· 17·12t p able. Wrll.e Credit M1n11er, 1 PING PONu TAbL� 1 Poo l Table, 1hoe1, 1k1te1, sire 7. au 7th St., Marietta, for deI.alls. Boy Scout Eq,ulpment. WY223 ate -3401, 3·24·3lp ttKMJ li:10 1 1 :15' 1:00 ltom tdy Pl1vt1ouse Ad v.enlure Time Steamboat Bill Ouick Onw "Pl�Gt•• · ldu11ic In the Round 'T'he Jlr1 , 1'h1 .:11:u Silo• Wt:thcn:ut "'1"ews PlchlN Huntley BrtntltD Rtport Ma n hunt W11 gon Train Price 1s Riglit Prrry Com o Sti ow This iK Your Life Tumbslo1:'e Territoty New, Headlihel Wettnerra1t 1'111! Jack Pa:ll' Sbo• Slgn Off 4:00 ,&:30 f:00 &:30 8:00 fl'. 15 I !a ,1:S( :45 :00 :30 :30 6:00 ! I 0., TE J..EVI SIO N GU ID E WSAZ..TV CtianneJ 3 �j:. diannel 3 - Weilnetclt11 1 : � l: I USED WURLITZER SPINET Pl· l>INETl'E SET, TABLE, 4 CHAIRS I I · ElihlY Business• • 0 STRAWBERRIES: Tr)' our U-PICK . PLAN by appolnl mc nt only. Ph. I PRA <.."11CALLY NEW PLASTIC ftela:e day bed. Che_ap ror imme• WY 2-62:J9, Nolana, Syr■cu■e. dl11te 11Je. 701S Cnest n u t St., O 23 3tc --Middleport, Ohio. D 23 3tc h)'dr■ullc plow,, S.14, corn plan ter, eulllva t on and apray ouUlt. Jame, Mournin1, Ratlro1d St., Middleport. Call 1-11.at_p Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ( 1 8 Employment Wanted - fRAILERS- a • ;-� - T I WY•2-2774 .... IC _ _ TY PR E_ F_ OR S_ DO YO Y PAY CI- .U.US CHALMERS -- Farm News • • • e�t rrgJOJ3 Th� watcb. Bel'-Meen the Old Cleland JIJaee and Frank Holter lane. Fl11der ple11e retu rn and receive nwll'd. Charlet W. Holter, Ra­ cine, Rt. 1, Ohio, Phone WI 93080. ' 23 3lp !,?F"'!i'<_: ,>, . - ·· · · ---· � 7 ) Hel p Wanted 16) Lost and Found Loft - Tbunc11>'. bf ie;wrW­ -■TRONUTAN s,d,;;:y I PHON E WY-2-2 1 57 --"'-- · · · Gr11s Slla,. 11.:e will ho ld iti shape a nd your to eighty-five percent h.and ls m ni1t the forage co n tain.a of the feedin& va(ue of forage 70-75 percent moisture. Al 60-70 · ! crops can be saved whe n m11de !.J LL L X t. J HOOMS an d BATH � 1 1 percent moisture content the bill v into •ilage. Good grass silage 1 � u1,1 ur11 1shud apartment . Coat11 ff of forage will expand sl owly and l equa to 1'.eld cured hay m feed­ Build,. 1�; . :-.tiJdl cport Phone there wil l be no moisture on trolCon y l F Fum ing value. l Si l age adrls variety to 12k I H ) . � 2 Y W 5 l hmn fly sea.son 1s hrrl' and lo the feedi ng program and you can your hand. ti the forage bal l f'OR HJ:::�T New moder n .. De cuntrol f!lcs farml'r� .shuuld adopt make �ilage in weather that wou l d sprmgs ope n , as yo u open your luxe" iiparlments Twu and a good sanitation . r1s1dual spr-a)· mg be unra11or.able for the maki n g of hand, the moistun range is 60 three bcdroom.s. Eithteen mile1 r and 11n1m.al spray mg fly control percent or less. At 60 percent or I good qu.illty hu. less moisture 1t is p.racticall y im­ from K,user planl. All electric, progra111 Wilt For- Best R♦n,lts decorated Sanit•tion-possible to pac k y•rnr slijge so br11.:k, buutifu l ly For tht ,no st palatable s ilage I that ii w l ll keep. pla .s t l'red 1','&lls. Tlled baths with 1 hcrl' ure no rhf'mtcal materials a nd to avoid reed l oss through tub and bhower, complete Young which c:an be substituted for good I "ru n -off" the grass silage should UM Of Pnvent•tlvH stown k1td1ens with dispo1al sani 1 a l HHl pr· .it· lkes Fllt>s hreed tn I be wilted to 60-7 0 percent roois, u m ts, conl!l'llled e l ectric heat- wet dirt)' places . Thcrt> fore i i is Sodium meta-bisul fik, ky la�l', ture content for lower siioS-70 1ng system, stortn doors 11�d j csi;t•nl1al to dispose of n1a11ure fre­ l? "(-5 p.,!rcent for bunker or trench ll)Olasses and grain are used ilS wmdows, ru·e proor doors, t:M.u l d q u uHl y , makl' sure that barn y ard 1 preservatives. Direct:ons fur use silos . ing completely insulated, front I .areas are draining properly, Slllls the , are listed on the label of and rear entrance!!., beautifully : are rtea11ed thoroughly, spilled ' An organic compou nd is formed sodium meta-bisu l fite and k y lage 1 IJndsrilped . private parking, milk and reed deaned up promptwhen direct cut silage for m entll. · Grain ie u�ed at from 100 200 er rent ex tremely low $80.00 p I ly, and that the barn ar:d other This compou n d m a\tes the si l age pou nds per ton or forage and 80month . The HAVEN TEHUACE buildmties arc well V l'nlilalcd. u n pal atab l e and the cattle will 100 pounds of molasses ilre t.Sed APARTMENTS, New Have n, W. Hog pens. chicken houses, trash not eat as m uch. Wi l ti ng in creas· per ton or forage. Va. Phone TUrner2-270!5 or heapH, and 11.ress where y ou have es the palatibUity and conse­ (!5) � 12-19-26-4tc si l age drai nage should lie sprayed 2- 1 82' RADAR SYSTEM - Here is the "echo method of testing quently the anim al s est it better. Treat grass silage as a part of with DDT. Clean up or [ l ies w il l he ca-ttle for �teak quality. It is used to sort out breeding stock Willed silage will keep in a your overall croppi n g program n ot with you a l l summ er. bu n ker or tre nch si l o if it is just as an emergency crop an d loo, and Will be demonstrated June 9 at Beef Cattle Day fi n ely chopped ad carefu ll y pack­ you wi l l be we l l pl ea sed with the �ood County at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. RHidu1I Spnylns,RAILROAD CAREER ed. Her-e is a pl ace where a l ittle results. _ The dairy . barn can be sprayed Spray lna 8"f Anlm■ l s.. � Oue to retirement station agents extra lime spent in tightl y pack­ -FORAGE CROPS telegraphe rs, t el etyl>-! operat?r s, �� th M� l ath •� n a-�� ��i: ar. _ !Spra y Hee l animals may be •prayed Crown Rot-Tbis fu n gus disease i n g the silage will mean the dif­ e wa l 5 an cei i ngs un t I l hc w1l h methoxychlor Uae 8 lbs . . fere n ce between good .si l age cmd clerk s urgently needed · Starting of h_as alr�ady been showing Servlctl S�nd Mllllon1 up m salaries whe n qu i l i Cled $400 m on- 1 spray starts to drip. Use on e ga l - , 50 ,,, rnethoxychlo; in 100 a:almoldy sil age. fte l_d s arou_nd Morgantowr,, .aa we ll Crab T•lf to o.t.rmln• Moisture ANCHORAGE. Alaska (UPI) th and up plus m any outstandi n g I I on or spra y for each 400 s q . I t. Ions of water. Spray the animals I as ID Harrison County. e. ' he spray should of surra be ap A.F j �• _ T .,; H every 3 week uaing 2 qts. of spray benefits. T IS I S A BON IED An effective way to deter m ine Military construction in Alaska on,� ER to si ncere youn1 men p i l ed w J th l00-200 pou nd5 pl'f! s - per animal. Dying a l falfa and clover es­ the moisture content of your for• duri ng 1 960 wUI total nur ly $35 spray � houl: ure. appl fet.l &.ck Ru�• ,.r leef Animal...,_ looking ror a future wbo are will• j ; pecla l l y in wet weather, will be age in the fie ld is to squeeze a mill ion, according to the U . S. une • . uguSl ' an ept . L Back rubber, can be used for fiy noticed. The fungus produces a han dful tigbtl)' together for 90 Arm y Enginetrs, Alas ka District i n g to train at own expense. Pre• l ri �akmg your ba rn s r• Y uSe .. control on beef animal1. 11en t incom e can be m aintai n ed The ma- white m)'celium growth around seconds ihen rel ease your grip office here. :11 1at h l on terial to use to aoak your back• the crown and on some of the s low ly. If the forage juice runs while training. Requiremets: Aa:es 2 ga 1 ? ns of 50 · 55 % Some 51 Air Farce projects wil l 1 7 to 32, no physical defects, high � m � ion CLnc ntrs le and 20 lbs rn bbera is a t. '/D melhoxychlor ao- lower items. Hard black sclerolia freely or shows between your ga l lo rui O� wa te r. l u_l i�n. You can prepare tbiJ by (when cu t Ytllh a knife they will fingers it is between 75-85 per tota l an esti m ated $30,175,000 school education. If 1lncerely in- m , and five Army projects wi ll cost tere sled contact Mr. Enders, Will• Before you spr r. y all fcE·d and m 1xmg 1 quart of 25•/,, methoxy- be white inside) are associated cent m ois ture, ir when you re- · ia m Ann Motel, Gal l ipolis, Friday, drinking cup s shou ld be covered ch lor emulsion concentrate with 4 wilh this growt h of white m yce­ lease your grip the �II of for- $3,940,000. 27 of May, I to 7 P. M. on l y. Jf and feed troughs should be washed quarts o l clean diesel fuel oil. Uum , or can be found In the sui l married, wife muet accompan y, thorough l y afler spraying. Backrubben should be placed or on the soil surface near the near sal t boxea or whe.re the ani- erown of the pl an t , They are irunder 2 1 , parents. 5-24-3tp Fly Baltam al s get their Wiler. regular ln ahape and are about a9 Thcr c are severa l fly bails on The back rubber& will have to bi& as a grain of rice or wheat. WANTED-Beauticiar. to ,tart the 11111.rket. Some are l iquid and l m m edlate l y. Phone WY:1-3557 some are solid. Two ol these fly be re•charged every 3 weeks with They are much amaller. or WY2-6915. 6-24-fltc baits ' ' Dipterex" and "V i .a zion " them!i% methoxychlor a olu.tion . Th1re, I• no control reco mm end­ should be used daily for 3 days, Pa phl■t Avtll1bleed for this disease. Its deve l op­ and then one or twice a week . AnWe have a dlagram. available m ent is supported by wet condi­ other mate rial used ror fly bait is free fro m the Maso n Coun ty Agrltions and as soon as dry weather wltl Malat hi on and suga r . This shou ld cult ural Exten sion omce which prevails lhe destruction of the -- __ ____ be scattered on the floor twice a shows how to construct a back- plants will end. WILL DG WASHING AND___ IR_ O_ N· week. rubber and also ilves the fl)' conlNGS in my homl'. A lso take · LIVESTOCK PESTS lrol methods. Just write, phone or care o f smal l children. 770 Syca- Spraying Dilry CowlF•c• Fly-Face fly reports are more St ., Middleport. Phone According to Federal regula · call at the Exlen11ion office and already co m ing in. We do not ALKYD fLAT INAMH WY2 2394. 5 23 6tc lions, dairy cowH c11.n be sprayed ask for the Farm Fly Contro l pam- have an)' reco m mendations !or -- ---- --- on l y with a 1 / 10% Pyrethrln and ph l et. control as yet. I ' \ peperony l butoxide mixture. HHI FI IHThe face fly is similar to th-: Use l to 2 quarts of this ijpray m i x - I Nothi ng can · be done lo con trQI pporturutlN f ly in appearance and can house l hee ies l f unless a community or :J ture on each cow every to 7 days . area sets up a good grub contro l be seen feeding on the moist This is the only spruy you can use . N $ on dairy cows. You can use metho x progra m . Heel rhes are the adult areas caused by the a n i hi a l ' s �A� T�:�v stage of the cattle grubs. These tears. They _ will also feed on Rl'fillm� and collecting m oney ychlor on dairy cows In powder com �ng from · wounds grubs can be found in the backs of bl ood from Ne\\' Typl" high qualit y coin form only. One t:ib l cspoon of a made by biting me s or other c ltl durin g late winter: _ Ir everyoperated dispensen in this ai·ea. 5. • 1 melhoxych l or c.ari be rubbed a � cause s. The area_ between llie eyes one, In a • given eo mm umty, would No 9elling. To qua l ify )'OU must into the back aud neck of each treat their cattle or grubs in Feb- of the face rly JS gray; lh i.s area IHive a car, references � 1!60() to dairy cow onr;e ev e.-y three w�ekli. ruary, heel Hies wou ld not be . a Is golden yellow on the htJu" f ly. $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours AUCTION Ea probl em lhe fo11owJ ng May. weekl ,7v can net up to v--vv The maggots of the fly breed Uf\n monCompleh l1nlce Fae• FIIHl t f in 0 fres h cow dung. The adul t df So far there are no reco m menda$ATONE TODAY �� int:�riw ��it !m; · flies hibernate overwi n ter i n al· Write, ���n:':, �=t•ct tionli for co n trol of this new fly IT'I AMAZI NGLY Boise, Idaho Inc l ude phone num - A. C. BRAD,,ORD, tics and other sheltere d pl.aces in R1cln1, Oh&.. peal. A 4 '/1, Ma l athion dust may ber. Dlr,1 INT, • • buildi n gs. They are often found &-26--1tp help, al so the use of fly repe l lants TELEVISION RADIO Al'<D SMALL IUC h " Tabalr.x plus a pyrelhrln• along with clutter flies. The face f l ies cannot bJte and do not suck 1 appllance re_pair. Pho ne Oti1 pepe� ony1 butoJt.\· rte Busl' spra)' may be . blood. McCUntl)ek""; Jtacrne, O.'l lo, 2-1-lfc fairly effectiv'e. Sin� .the Illes feed AI R CONDITIONING, I · ORNAMENTALS USTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE· in the area i m mediatel,1 i1r0und aUon service. Jack'• R the eye ba l l itself, they are very Sc.I• ln1ect1--Watch closel y for si.:ned for your ho m e. Free ell· lion. New Haven. Phone TU2· hatching of the "craw l ers". Apply ti m ates . Fore man and Abbott, hard to control. 3037. 8-23-tf IMJ.W -- --- ·-- --Malathi on lT per gallon for con­ f Phon e WY2-3321. Phone SP-3-5554 I. 0. M<CO trol . l-'AS'l'U ltE t'UH RENT. I'\ t• Jl�. l'lwnl' !:ill l-43�. · -- - 10-----Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., May 25 , 1960 til ----------.... ' ·� . - ·-··--· -"-,.,;..-- By ERNIE BUSHMILLER ! �. - � · � - · - · · · · � ·· -· · • .. 12--.Daily Sentinel , Pomei;py-1\!Jddleport, 0., May 25, 1960 Letart Falls Social EYents ay • Mn. J. D. ltwlll I Vn. J. A. Quillen it vilitipJ ' ¥rs. B_l1nch Haym_a n. Westerville, • Miu Irene Miller. C1Jlumbua. Carl Wolfe of Marielta Collere *nt the week end whh llilll moth- , er, Mn. Cart W olre Sr. and 1later11. \ Kn. Dale HUI and Mn. Dallaa Hi l l. , - " I Pupils Rewarded For Attendance Records 195�-tiO 1 Bill y Grimm ia ceported ,eriou, ly 111. L Nice is pai nti n g: the United B thnn Church .,,r u an d ,M rs. Harold Grimm spe nt lite wl',k e nd wuh Mr a nd :,1rs.. Wayne Woodyard of L.U\l'ast­ er and Dr and Mr11. Earl (.;rimm and so n of Columbua · Mr11. Goldie Adrms. M r. and Mrs Homer ·Roush and daughltr. �h li red of Gree nsburg, Ohio. spe ni the I /;· I I . t -·· TEAc;H ERS D I N E - Mason Elem entary School teachers dined last week at CirI at�MA.SON Pomeroy of the also en .1rng I• 1rst row, left to nght, M rs. E. A. S ch·J ekel, Miss Lessie Sleeth, Miss Alice Roach cl e's Jl_i.:., l a Uf.iilll III �s 'guests .1 l t endan et• Perfect record� have b('ell awarded with cert i . 1cates to the followi.n� pupils of Racine Element ilty School for t�e term abou• completed. M as.>a PTA, the PTA executive committee / M_1ss J li.: ien B le tm.:r, �l rs. Emogene Crow . :Sec ond row, M rs. Janet Surface. Mrs. Edwin Ball wtn, :1ot 11� _ Lo, cua Weiss_, Mr�. Thomas Reed, Mis s I v r Sleeth, l\lrs. D01 olhy Pyatt Betty Sayre. , I run.I row, Charhe Carr, t:velyn Haley and Miss Lucy Bulmer. - Sentinel Photo. --' -· - Ne ws I one Instal led rlfht next to your work­ bench ? No more etralnlnr lo hear that distant ring, no more · ru1hlng to that faraway phone I Now you can ' concentrate on the job at hand, knowlna- the phone '• j ust a reach away, And while you're at It - make yours a convenient wall phone with the receiver on the aid•. Then lt'i never in tho way­ never ot? the hook, Ten brla-1\t. co)oro to ohooae from I And thl1 time�tep;.aver coats 10 Uttle­ you'll •i>d bo pleuant]J), surprised I • ' 8lNlRAL TtlF/11/0Nl� America'• Lorr,e.t ln4-,.nct.nt l•l•phon• Sy1ten1 a,e:---- I r ·on DODGE DART I n. FOR THE 1-IOLI DAY • ' • SAI E OF GIFTS & TOYS ., HA·$.'•: MORE FOR �YOU . ' . {- I 1. / �E'f' •� . UFT, REFRESHMENT TOO t ti• ' l \: t. I /. 7� i/- �·� - Mii-.-.iqJ,IO........... · �· ,;. ...,..•.__....,.; • " c... ' \ . Col• lollllOf Co., ,............ W. Yo. ' •- ----i;Ji,lr• ' i;l!I'; ,1 ' l tt.lA · •· ... ...-.�. . ➔"j . . ' e Mill & Second Sts., Middleport, Ohio · I I • ,. • ·TOYS; BICYCLES, SPORDNG . GOODS, RADIOS, SMALL APPLIANCES, l lOUSEWARES· and HARDWARE (many -of.ekind . . . HUIIY) ' l'RANSISTOR :Il''''iES _- · ·:.'· :-.,- \:� · . . ... · · .. . Socks, B11111, aitd'.Gltvis �t.:r�:r:: •.• WESr .:Wr t . .,.ji 11 • ••• . -� . � QIAIRS· , o,"•INUM . ,· .- r�� i . • . I AUTOMAT�C WASHERS · · · - $ 188.00 Coinlllnalloa $29�95 l1Li9,ra,.,...,,•1ers $199.95 ' · New aml Trade 111 TELEYISIO�S Conse1ts llNI Table MQdel• and ..� • . Portciiles.. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $39 00 up· ' .. ,. ' } . ' J , I ,J.s�: <:110.�,, .,, r. . 1 Forty-three cars were checked Wednesday irr Lela.rt Fal ls at the packing house III the May Safety Check drive came near to comp le• lion in Meigs County. Spon10red by the sheriff'• do• partment, · with assista nce from , Farni Bureau women and or-gani:za­ the inapecton : 1io n personnel, · «ound four autos with faulty elluipmel'lt 1t tl'le Letart point. Deputy Sheriff Cl arence Shle ld 11 WllS In charge, Htisted by Al Fi n­ chum, o rganizatio nal director, a nd two lad ies, Mrs. Mary Hamm and 'Mn. Irene Grueser of the Farm Bureau. Today the theck la In Ra­ cine and Fri day in Syracuse at the atate roadside park, QUESTIONS LOGIC UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 1/Pl­ So\'iet Foreign M l nJster Andrei the Groin)'ko today queat_loned " logic a nd morals'' of Prealdent Eisen hower and said American spy policy broui:bt a "very ,t.rong odor of the Htuerlte think• u.;-z WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ei.. nhower said loday Sovie� Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev may have scuttled the summit conference under "pressure by the Stalinists and 1he Chinese Reds." The President made the state- of the co nduct o f 1tudy la Con· me nl during a special breat fa1 1l , &r e&.8 met with hil wbol�hn� hif for congrestional leaders .1 t w hich approval an d would rece1Ye uid. "I he threw 1, •·wh olehearted" sup- c�peration," Jo hnson we are port behi nd a Se nate investigation � hmk we all agreed that treil will we .and together tbia m champlons in history since formation of the league · of events leading up to the sumTHE CHA!I\PS - Pomeroy High &hool's first SEOAL mistakes as error■ and the lbinl lapse. ol c l mi Little tbeir (baseball) lit 1941, are pictured above. Wednesday these ooy1, , mMy of whom st.aijed playing as a team in In di.licuai ng PDHible pressure we're a_ll i�te��sted in is Ameri' League days, beat Athens 5-4. The seven senior regulal's were·"firsl learners" under departed coach Dick Rotton in 1958, can aolldar1�y. on KhrushcheY, the President told Brookover, and th ls Jeaaon spearheaded the drive to a 16-1 sea.on, a district d the President wtnt aa1 Ruaaell they w�re a_ unit last year under Coach Chairma n Richard B RW&el l (DWednet4,y h championship, and an SEOAL title. First row, left lo right, C oUII Russell Moore, Nick Coates, Terry Knight, Tom Grueser, Ga.,) of the Senate Armed Ser- beyond his 1peec son. Second row , left lo right, Manager Chuck Downie, E<jdle Bartels, Gary Moore, Phil Harrison, Howard Park•r , Bi !t vices Committee: "That h some• nlghl •h_en he apo�e of the need for _ co nl1�ued buatneasHke ne&O­ * es, Lee Reed, Ken Brown, Dave Brown, F.ddie Buffing­ thing we ought to think about." Roger Stewart, Doug 'Moore, Allan Downie, Tom White, Larry Jte Wil• and Parker, Harrison, Moore, Bartels, Coates, s are senat.e Democratic Leader Lyn- tiations w1t_h Ruuia and defl;!ldtd . ton,, Dor Coates, Ernie Sisson, and Manager Wally Grueser. the U-2 fl1gbl1 OYer R�ll u n B. Johnson (Texas) an d Chair do oon. Bob Cunningham was absent for the picture. I ma n J. William Fulbright (().Ark) n ecusary lo• prevent slll'pllSe At• ack. . of the Se nate Foreign Relations l ...,. tlum 20 b1partlun lwlen ub it, ittee, ,t Comm which • t, . I closed-door heari ngs Friday, bolb of l�e House a nd Senate met the Secretary of Sllll the Pre,ident gave b u P T�• d�nl, uid I . 11 Herter and Defenae A. Cbrutian fu ll support to the inq"uiry · . • IXlll s. a,,.. Jr. Thnnw Secretary With &J . d f l.'OIU'ie the ,aid nl l'Te,ide • Th _'.'._ w Re-:!�1 1::::: ::� �=!:1 i,. R.. ,.. · ...1... who : the Paris co nference and then in• hn1tor John P. KtnnH'f. " .,� . . viled \he members to Hk qu.. ASHINGTON (UPI) - Hlgnllghts from President Eisen· Pl!ILADELPHI,\ .UPI. :... Seven th• Roclno 1 tio himteH, Herter tnd ns of t:l sn h1 1 rea lVN conference summit heavy electrical equipment firms the on ' night Wednesday hoWer s speech 1 � • Gate, ,. , � •··• of ,,y a n. d 1 1 of their officials were in• o ph , Cb •pse: 1 . - -d1cte'd by a feueral 1rll nd Jury • Md y>s Mst ulll119 bodk. p-�, · · ' A declaration by the President that negotiations with the Wednesda1 on charges of rtxlng flles In Cour411t." especiallf disrm lljl must go ahead pn outstanding issues, price, and rigging hid• • oil, IOV· Robert W I-. ..., of' failure. su,umit. the ba desptte test n nuclaar a and ament ar l ,.; hifoft, y private tnd•stry emment and •n4 Mrs. • lowoll, W planes spy U-2 te don States to United the by a offer 4-An wtttt cVM, waa • lmPftllN The Syracuse Eighth Grade Com• eontncts lqvo lving mor.e . &ban Nations United the to aircraft . rec6nnaJs11rance U.S. W other -'•'· Y d ....,. en--..,.., me ncement Enrcises were ,1 held "'400-mJIU o n dollars. I... • l .-o. K ...., , • OS Pi-.&ldtnH•I primary · ampallft �an "open skies" insp�on system to w arn against sur- Iaat night at the syracuae Grade The ind ictme nts represented S<!hool auditorium \)'ith the followe •ttacks. · that . h• lneludld ftloe 5-ator of . charge, the fourth ', serles ts ing program presen ted: past the in flights Th, list. lnvl�atlen his lleelr. y s U-2 n plane Qthe; 1 that p I Dlsclo_su� ' t" apinst ma n ufaclurerli " or ' electri • .:. 1. l, Pr n io InvocaAmerica,' ' " .a or..'e'U ' the l mati f " el on of rK Hcl Tilflcley, Ml ••r bH, 1 � given Ame.Pean defJ!JDBe officials in or cal equipmenl , alnce the Jury vu ,. v c r �� E� 1,�::; ev!!::: e � ob .� cess su _ lr lhe i,lh w . y•: : �•� � P � � ft�•��=- � . � _, -- 141- for -.. -=� �l��� :� .!!: , e I 1 t e Sp t. •n • tlNIJ" anoe 'of Memorial Day , •• • liovlel Premier Niki': Pre t1mlt also saiJ il . trt h .. F "·- • " i.a -S . :tim tices in the lnau,try. Four' of the q. " r u .. of the )be t 1 mcieting reculrar � held Dai,y wfthout 1peaker ni...of ..,. troduction n I firms were named In ptevl:oua in• here was he when flights the a:ware" of Senatorl■I frank.Int prhr ll.... , rKhrusbchev was i'Well nt; Class ba� in Middleport. ker, preside vid elass dictments on similar chargea. Ba the States against United charges no last S eptember but miide Po-••- w■a _ 1 6 - c:enh. · �ul H-a,,toll.SWIU ;. commander addresa, Rev. Howard Ruppel t of The true bills alleged that of. then. lhe Syracme Presbyterian Cburch. or tlhe post and members ,are med ficiah of the flnns met 81 ear ly lns l'"menlal entertai nment by lO ....mble •t tlJC hal l at 5 p.m. 11 1956 in CincinnaU, Ohio, Al· the Advanced and Ju nior group,. Friday lo leave at 3:30 p.m. to du!antic . City, N. J., and other cities , 00 � '-i� Prese ntation p f d iplomas, Ther- tribute flap to -the BnMlford, llidto work out �reemeq.ta on price Caneeon Johnson, vi�e pre11ide nt. South- dleport. Hil,I and d c�odltion' nd term, xi !� :a1e:. em Local Board of Education ; terie1. The memben of Boy Seoul Benediction, Rev. D.via and the Troop 245 w;u - tllem. Compa n ie, named In the Indict• Members of the firing 911uad are recessional. me n ts were Gener-a l El ectric Co.; of the Eighth District 19Semble rat tbe Ha-II m 8upd;ar to Patricia were VicH))mmander First Lewis, members Class Paul Allis-CbaJmer1 Maoufacturlna: Co. ; with ceremonie■ Memorial the deliver les. Samuel A.mold , DaYld Ba- ·at 2 p,m. to Ab thens will of ion Le 0., erica , A n g Am _ Franklin Weetlngbouse Electclc Corp.; McPI A COLUMBUS U Mary Cottrill. Lou n o el Shar mid kcr, be sr-ve of IL to the held ceremonies traditional Graw-Edlson Co., of Elgin , Ill.; County jury loday round tour Day Address Monday, May 30 in Folmer, dith Jmnf!I Smith, ReYUlutlonU'y Sol• Ju Jennetb Cundiff, Drew uptown_. parade a following M olon·ey Electric Co. of St. Louis, young while men guilty of second at Beech Grove Cemetery Folmer, Sharo n Grueser, Don Har• dier, by titie Meip Return JonaMo.; Kuhlman Electric Co., of degree murder in the beatln a to Web!J(er Post No. 39 is in charge of services. Gary Jenkins, Betty U:Y.acy, th■n Meigs O.pter DAR. at 3 den, Troy, Mlcli., and Was ner ElectrJc death of Mrs. Mazy Anthony, 18; Parade Marshall Joseph Struble said all units will assemble Li nda Neigler, Marl)'n Re nshaw, ,p.m. •t Grawl Hill Co ., of St. Louis, Ho. a Negro, on New Year's Day. at the Kroger Parking Lot by 9 a,m. and the march will begin Ropert Sylvester, Fredrick Siuoo, Beginning at 8:30 1,m, lfemor, The jury of six men a nd ab: promptly at Q:SO. a eerrices .wt-U be 1'.'0nducted ht i on s Thom. William l Teaford, Martha units lot. Parade turn to Krogers women deliberated 10 hout'I be• At be ll wi d n sta speaker's the Winebre Michael tfle ■· po:sl et the � cemetmtea liams, l TRAINING SCHOOL POSTPON ED fore retur n ing the l ife aenten� wil l form in cars there and pro- Jo�n Wi . near by. The- Legion member, are The Officers trai n ing sch ool of verdlct11 for Wil l iam 011\ey, 20; Drew Webiter Post Comma nder eeed to the cemetel')' in position. ner, Stefanie Winebrenner. to meet at the hal l at a 1.m. to be the WSCs ot Method.let Churches James Greer. 22; Gary H. Rbtt, 21, Frank A. Vaughan, general chairThe Post will conduct ldentl• at the riYer bank et 8:30, et Jlrad,which ..,.. to have bee n he ld on and Carl Parson1, 19, a ll of Co- man, wh o wlll Introduce the Ho n• ltartln t Ch ■t r cal e at er se vic:n orable Ch1rle1 w. Legar, the may. ford .it 8:45; Middleport WU at June 2 i n Pomer oy h111 bee n post­ lumbu,.. �arly today. at I p. m. with 1 ,..r■de frem or of Pomer oy; Mrs. A. V. Howell Riverview 9:15. 9:00; pcned until June 23 from 1 to C1m. ter Ch to Commons the n Prosecutor Earl Allison charged Gold Star Mother; Miss Erma Al 9:30 they wiH hold ,enice, 330 p, m . it baa been , announced. I• and The Post tery. •u,n bu1 that lhe four aex ual ly 1ttacked Smilb, pre1ident, Lad ies Auxilat the Roadside Put and from The meet.I». is tor all officers , corp a wlll INCi the parade. 1c,. Mn. An thony, heal lier and threw tary; · M rs. A· R · Kn ,g h t, rea:e nl, there llhey wil l go lo Cbeshtre at and all in terested wome n of the CaKi. P,ul to cording her out of their car naked in aub- Return Jonatha n Meigs Chapter 10:00 ■nd a l 10:.a be •t the Gr■nl society. An interesting proaram Li ne o( march iri Pomeroy; J freezing January weather. Her DAR an d Mra. Walter Hamm, Ki+I cemetery and will tl'O to Burhas been plann ed. frozen bod)' WH found the next president, Daugbten of Uni on Legio n Col ors a nd Color Guard ; •qp,-.iu ·,n uae ou.u::i-1_,n_ Two me n were lodged in the Li..-..._ • -a d · between 1111. Veterans. The ReY. Euaene Brown dI)' o n a back ,v • Drum an d Bugle; Legion Firing cou nty jai l yesterday evening ac• lianb ■ nd New Rome. . DANCI SCHIDULID w111 be Introduced by• Mrs. Rich- Sq uad; Members of the American cordi ng to reCOrd a In the office The four admitted plckin1 up ard Campbe ll . The Bedford Recreati on Center · SchooI or Sheriff Robert Harten bach. pomeroy H'11!!h Le g1on; she · walked croup wi ll aponsor I dance Satur- I Mn. Anthony •• The Rev. Weber Thom, w!U de- Band; Guest Speaker in car; Gold Pon Fratier, Middleport, was said day evenina: at the Woodman Hall alon1 a street here. But l iver the invocalion followi ng rais Star Mothers and Officers of jailed by coun ty officers or• an at Burll111ham, it is announced . lhat she wu i n lmdcated and enter- ing of the Colors by members of Auxiliary in car; Ladies Auxi liary Intoxication charge a nd Ralph Ult 12 p . ed their car willin&l1. Dancing will be from the Legion PoeJ.. Ray Woodgeard, in ears; Daughters of U nion Vet- Blackburn, Route 1, Han overton, m. with the proteeds to go to diNIClot of the Pomeroy high era na in car; Daughter, of Amer- Ohio, was jailed by Pomeroy pothe Center building fund. achool band , will lead his mu1i• le.an Revolution In car; Salvation lice on a DWI charge. Frazier elans in an appropriate number. Army Unit; Boi Scouts; Cub will have a hearing in County J0 Every effort wil l be made by Browniea; Court• and Blackburn will appear Followt na Commander Lewis' Scouts; Girl Sco uts; Obi o Department of llieh• the add reaa, the P ost firing squad will 3664 Ordinance Compa ny, w . Va., Saturday eYe ning in Mayor Charito have as few traffic re­ ways court. Firemen ea Legar's !Ire lhe Salute to the Dead, bug• National Guard, Pomeroy � Keith Markins Harrisonville, strictions as possible at con1truc­ lets will pl ■y 'TapJ", a detail and Ponieroy Emergency Squad. h The Comma nder asks all per. was brou1ht to the Meigs cou nty tion projects throug out t- 1late from the Po,t will raise Colors to d uring lhe long Memorial bay GIi­ Herbert Chief by the f o front in seats like today jail full mast; Rev. Thoma will 1ive &0n1 to the closln il prner with Frank speaker's sta nd and show proper key following a night spent in the weekend. Director of fliebwaya, E. S. Chee■ebrew, Eighth District Chap- respect for this service. This is a Middleport jail. M■rkina was ar• Preston , contacled all Dlvfaloo Memorial Service to the Dead of rested for driving a motorcycle lain, del lveTing the benediction . while intoxicated and is bein g EngJneers by letter today and The para de will move east on all Wars. m. a. held for parole -officers. He ia askll!d that "all projecla under In case cf rain at 9:30 Second to Sycamore from the Kroger J ot, south to Main and· Mon day, the servicea will be held said to be on parole from the construction, u wel l II mainten• ance operations, permit the least west on Mai n lo Butternut and re- at the Drew Webster Post No. 39, Ma nsfield Reformatory. interference in traffic movement from Friday, May 27 tbrOUlh To Head Up Moolin ,r Monday, May SO." DETROIT tlPI-Capt . Wllllam The Divilll on Entineer1 ftre Bradley, presid ent of the Interna­ also Instructed to reschedule tional Lonrishoremen '11 Associatio n work if necessary .to permit the (ILA) wu due lo head a top-level least restrictio n of tuffic flow. m.eetin.;: of the union 's Great Lakea d iv.Ison here today. • Middleport Little League mothers and team managers are The meeling of all ILA Great Lakes vice presidents a nd rep­ asked to meet at 8:45 a .m. Saturday, May 28 at the Roadside McKnigbl Services resentatives of loca l.!! on slrike1 at Park to help in Tag Day, the one time of the year' when ne- Set For Saturday Funera l services wlll be held other _ports was called to discuss ces.sary finances for the summer youth recreation program are Convicted Murderer Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Ewing Ute S-OsalbUHy of taking over Jur­ to be raised. . 1 or Ofl! ces Chapel for Clyde A. J(clCn.la:bt, uperv1a on . N0 8,ores isdiclion of Detroit dock workers, All pla)'ers, i n uniform, are � 11 be aentered . Hu Fai1b In God 1 • now represented by the Team­ 75, who palled away at the Mela:• , as me time asked to meet at the MARYSVILLE, O. UPI - Mrs. ster, Un ion. Little League President Lee General HOl!lpital about noon ye,. not have who and plaee. Players Edythe Margaret Kl umpp said to. Smllh met wllh a half-a-dozen mo· terday. Burial will be made in yet been issued uniforms should lbere and team msnagen Wed nes·d ay she believes either God or the Gra-yel Hill cemetery. · TAUNT RUHIANS obtain one, H • available, from the ao-vernor will save her from WASHINGTON UPI-The White their managers who are wOOd y day evenln; at the. park to organ · Penitentiary dyi ng In the Ohi o Mr. McKnight Is survived House t1W1ted RUH.la · today for Call I ndl ns· Tom Roach Red ize the actl on which had been e lectric chair in 22 d ays. an Fred hi1 wlfe, Ethel, and a son, Hollis, d chairm drive e n an by l p Jamming broadcasts of President Sox.'. He n:y batworLhy � nators of Lemarque, Tea._ Three ,rand Eise nho wer's report on the sum• Don' Lowery and K� l H1 ndY, Hibbs. Meanwhile Int night at the children and fix great fl'lbdmil collapae, saying "obvioUBIY Braves; Chester Tannehill, Re dMiddleport LltUe League of- chilren alao survive. park L Rusal■ n authorl ies could not aft le . Frink Youna:werth • Yain Mr. McKnight 114!rved wlth tbe ficla la decided lo put one Pony ford " to lel the peopl e hear it. · League team I n county competi- U. S. in the Pblllpploet in Crewa will be orga n lred to tlon thls seaaon , managed by 1905-1� The Mason COunty di.apt• of visit each horn(! i n Midd leport on W:oody Call and lo be known as Saturday, under supervision of the "Middleport Barons"'. Last tbe DAV wU1 bold military ritftl 1 •I d 11 M l 1\U �il� . �� � J:: r Q,1 I rraignment Contmued F: or Sidney Burton A • • I Arralgn .m�n t of a Midd leport Mu nicipal man in Larfcaster Wll'I charges stabbing on Court con tinued today untJl June 3 Sheriff Ro bert Hartenbach said thia morning. Sidney Burton, Middleport, 111 charged wlth stabbing a ' Lancas• ler resident, Ad dison Wagner, during an argument a\o,tg the highway near Lancaster.'. Sheriff Hatte nbach 88id that he WU told by :Fairfield County ,uth orltie1 that Burton and W1111tnet had an argument .over traffic . _ right of way and that Burto n jumped from his car and slabbed the Lan· caster man in the 1houlcier. Wag ner ls in the botpital but his conditi on is not serious, the 1heriff WH told. Pool fl�keis Now Available In �id4}eport SwilJlm.lng ipool season ticket& for families and ,i ndMduals now llil'le avai lable In Middleport , Leo Kennedy, Sr., announced toctay. Kennedy, ,pool manager, 88-id lic­ keU ,are .available et. Dutton_'s Drua Store, Roller Dru,g Store, The Sports Center, and oul of bls poc• ket, ,night or day. 'I1he same ,prices H ,last year pre­ nJl. These are $4- for cbildrer, un­ der 13, $6 tor over age 13; $10 per fain.Hy prus $1 for eatm member under 13, iand $2 for each over 13. Mr. Kennedy said it is hoped tihe -pool can open June 3 u pl-an• ne d. However, this depen&i u pon the weather. A new liner on lbe pool's bottom to �,iminate ·leakage la being .appl ied , but L!IU?'faces m\lll be perfectly dty, • f.ctor -'Which bu he-Id up wort .o fu. Crabtree Wu Elected A• Vice Chairman 'Vice Chairman of lbe Republl• can Central Committee fol lowine a recen t re-org1ni1ation meetlne waa Rolland crabtree, CarPenter, instea d of Robert Clark u WH 1n• nounced , Frank H, John1ton uid today. �aael!all F.d Sent. 7 F•·Inns Ind'ICled Sen. John l\.�nneaJ-y ' � H,g· h'/.:gh ., ts But . 0� P·n·ce F... . g, C·OUJdn .-,Cisome· . . Gift . } � nt Se He Itri...... e ants More NegottatIODS . Ch�ges . R•1gll'lng c,..,..,..•�:0..r< l,..- h � MrJ ,Kr -.. CoIDJDeilCement Js He}d For E'1ghlh Grade Oass J � ii,���,J,j'i'5 ..fiD\ Jury Dec_id-'.:I, 4, Whitog - Guil_ty Of MOfder ACt · an �:;!'.' �e �= -.i . Feeney•Benneft p l Memona , 1' . 1' Set Day VIS :;�the�-= ....n ,Distn"ct Off1"-r Will Addr'""'" . · . I Day Servi'ces Le .on Memona Riverwew ••i!lt Cemetery. ' gs Court. Heann SchedWed For TWO 3i}ed Men Highways Will Be Oeared Of Obstructions th8Y a -~ -fi---- Mr. beS, 82' Moms, Pl�yers, Managers Will Meet On Saturday F�r Tag Day AIITOIMTIC DRYD.S · · · · · · $ 149.00 •• 43 Cars Cheeked In Letari:' Falls For Safety ·Drive Tells Bi-Partisan Breakfast Group He'll Support Con gressional Probe P---.-··.J ·Away In Athens Home ' I TRAlt . ,•PER HOLDERS ;. •··· � · • i.·,.:. ; , · ·. � · •:r" ,. • · ·. ALL WE •� . ._ · . ·..SIZ�S IN , eum.,; ,-.s · • • • • WA$HERS, DRYEIS, REFRIGERATORS, FRHZERS and TELEVISION ,20" to 26" BICYQES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $36.95 to $39.95 1 BaseliaJI Equlpllltnt, Ills; Bots, Shots ·, :. :KlN.G SIZE COKE. J ....,. BARQ�IMS AT HC,,R FI.RESTOME l '\°j �.,.,... ""' '"""'"" R. H. RAWLING$ SONS CO. I -l ·- · � I ----- • £t A honey for the money ! I . TOKYO (UPI) - Tens of thousands of leftist demon­ strators besieged Premier No­ busk:e Kl•hi in the parliament buildlng for . more than 12 hour, loday, attacked police with rocks and then marched on the American Embassy ,creaming against President Eisenhower's planned visit. More thin 1,000 Volicemen massed In front of the tnai n gate al the em�as.sy_ to block any at­ tempt to sma1h into the- embassy compound. The demonstrators did not try. Instead they make-danced p�st ye l ling anti-Eiaenhower slo- I l•n •. The left-wlni oppoMnh of the u. s......._ -•rlty ,,..... .._ulpped with Communist p..-,. ty- sovnd trwks thouhd de­ mands fer "KIIIII nalgn" and hr Pnlkitnt Ii........, to cancel his . June wlalt. After passing the American Embatsy the huge thro ngs began atreamlng toward Totyo'a main railway atatl on niany blocks away where they planned to disperse and board commuter tralns that would take them back borne. By the n more than 100,000 ha d thrOnged. Kl1ht AppN,.. Nervous Kiiihi remai ned in his office M nd lo oked nervously' out lbe Wi nd ow from time to time II a roar ,wel led up from' the cre>wd tor him to reslgn becauae he ha d alia: n ed Japa n with the U nite d States in the cold war. The screaming, · fan.oUcal slu• dentl outside yelled for Eisen bower to ,tay home and for KUlhi to ecr.ap the defe nJC 11llia nce. He hq DD m.t,,IIU.9!1'0! d.oln& 10. 'Ibe atuifeiil& ' Jnillfnt outside the parliam1-mt ·· buildi,u:: be,an ,toning poHce when tbey found they could not break throush lhe cordon. a £t ________ l ike Hints Reds Push ed Nikita Jap Radica� Besiege Kisli Inside Home in M S · Ef I RE FRE SH ME NT VALUE ' ,top in. You s ign for It alone, I WEATIIER Ohll,: Sho..,, _,. ...._..,. •tom., m1Nll y MUlh .... Ollllral today, and over -♦I,. d'ltte t. 11'9ht. P: ric11y cloudy wfflt llttllo temper"lfuN cflan.- with .tMa■n dlmklishln1 ..- endl,.._ Mith ti. day 75-12. Low t•ftllht J6.64. .....:.;_ Anti U. S. - I en t1n e al . Payment. only $ 1 3.38 a manth, Phone for quick appro val, Then A l l O I A I G I I IOANS , , , IONGII • __________, _____ _ _ _ • •--...____________________ .;_..---hl ---.. - ""."'...--"'_ :-: ------------------":::::-:::":l�-:;;:::-·:s:: s:>;GLE r,O!"[ - 1k , May 28 , 1 960 Pomeroy Mid dleport, o o , Tbu r, NO . 5 VOL X J .:.....;..;.:.;.:....______�------' .... .:.. ,:_..;..� ..;. :.... ..;:; _______ __ ___ ___ ____________________ WITH 20 MONTHS TO REPA Y Ke nda Arnott, Sa ndra Bailey, Pamela Bostkk. Alice Cleland, Euge ne ErvIn, Patricia Proffitt .\I C, M i ldred Van h orn, Harold Ray Proffitt, Roby n Stearne, Na n '. 1 & I Uinah, Parkersburj. were I.ult cy Yo1t, Joyce Brace, Rita Brin• U \..J } ,u·day vii,;itors of her aunt, Mra. ker, Charles Clela nd, Jaeob Hol• j urcd when he lost fo ur t(ws iu ' I 1 ntl Nelson and Helen Mae. R U T L A N D P E RSONALS man, Marjorie Holter and Karen Mr . and M n,. l'la1r Taylor have · power mower accident a1 hi� ,, ur\( .\\rs. Lis1m Price called on Mrs. McKay. returned rwm a vmt whh their l lf was .idrmtted to Me1g� u1.. ncra1 I \i,IJic l\,hchael and Mrs. Alma Rupe daughters, :Yl r. and Mrs. Den n is Hospital. Karl Russell, Tho mas Theiss .:JbA.tiay afternoon. Atkimun and lam1ly aud :.,r. and Mrs. G<'nevievl! Dewhur1t has C�arlea Wagner, Harry Buah; .Mr. "and Mrs. Eugene Thompson Diane Elwood, Alice Harris, Ch M". James Th•imas and bnrily, rno11L•d from Hysell Run to the Earl ar­ Columbus. Their grandson, Mike King trc1ilu property, College-av. and tamily spent a day at Cam­ le, .lohnston . Lola Proffitt, Jooe• Atk_i�.;on, returnt· d with them for ) Mrs. Mary Larkin and son, Tom­ den Park, Hu n tingto n . lya Taylor, Kafl Cleland, Harry my Buck, Mrs. Elli!� Romaine an . Lfo� ,who is . employed C\,land, H�a.;t, -. J oh�n a vu,1t. . · . attd Mariitta, spe nt the , weekend Don n·• Thomas Gaffner were ,n Athtn n , . Pow'l)l. Mr. iilld Mrs. Raymond Hatfield ' n cently on bu11ness. . h ith kis Wife, Jea.uffli ne, abd , Joyce ilnd Charles, have n� oved 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carrol l S11owden her mother, Mrs. A.Imus Rawl ln ea. rrom the Pnil_l property on Salem / and 80116 were Sunday i;:ue$ts of _ .P,ale Muaser, rural mail car­ I St. to the Erlewi ne property which . the M i k e Har dway f am1·1Y of Ga ,-· rier, has bee n Ill at hia home thie . . [ n,. C t hey have purchased on rass Ru llpolis. paat week. Dayto n Parsons ha,; re­ � One way to pick a car is by looks ( Mr. and Mrs. John field and phced him., Dart). friends of Soulh Cha rle;;ton were '.11r. and Mr!!. Rohert S nowden I Charles Schoppert, Rutland JlD, Sunday l"al lers ur Mr . and Mrs. and Judy were business vislton:i in lost part of his left foot i n a pow. . By room and comfort ( l'arkeuburg Tucsd.ov. Homer Parkrr aml Susie. Dart). By operatin g Mr. and '.,:! rs. Hoy Snowden. and Mrs. Anna Luckudoo went to �r mower accident Monda)' even: ,1· Hospital, Gallipolis, for a Lni and was tak�n to Meigs Ge ner­ Mr. and Mr�. W i llie Dyer and Holu econom y ( Dart). By price• ( al Hosplta� last week. check-up Dart). By daughkr of Jesse c reek Road were Su nday cvenmg callers of Mr. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. RUJJaell Adams and' A few cases of mumps have been Mrs. Charles Simpkins. reported at the grade school. Sue of Leewood, w. Va., were · golly,_buy_Dart.::everyone else i s � Mr. and Mn. Ira Wolfe and Mrs. Clara Phillips wu a recent weekend a:ueata of her mothe!! Cheryl o( Mt. Sl!!rli n,.; spe n t the weekend guest or relatives in iwfn. Be lle Martin. and her brc,ther' wt>ekend at their home here, William Martin, David, Billie 1..oU Springfield. Homer Parker, who i6 employed . ' and Elena. at_ Col�mbus _ spent the weekend Jlev. T. v. Wellls, Grayso n, Ky , The May Day program pre8entw1�h his family. spent lh e weekend with M r. and ed by lhe grades at the high school Several persons •from here at- Mrs. Earl K i ng. JYm ,on Tuesday was vert weU at, tcrn�ed funeral service � for. Ear l Mrs Jean Parker h811 comp 1 e ted te nded. Il featured the procession <iardner at the Danville Church on her w�rk as a cen sus en umerator or t-.o Queen· Con nee ' '' JJJ·••rna, . ·aond ".. y. · . . for stage two covering sample and king, Benn' y Shiwter; W a variety WaltH France was pamfu lly r n- houi;cs. She worked Salem and Rut- or song!!, jumpi n& hoops, musical 1 and Town�hips and Hutla nd vii- games, polka, achotti1che, week enrl with Mr. und Mrs. Gorsquire : da ncing, Maypole dance. a tuinb· · do n Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Eber ! age. Mr. a1td Mrs. William Capeh art li ng ■ct and flag dri ll Wolfe and Autll , :,trs. J. D. Roush. rounded o ut i • have moved into the flossie Phil• the en tertamme nt. Ca 1vi n Bidd le Hii nk Shane moved Saturday · w aB M ast er o Ceremomes, Ro berta from the Link farm to the wa:ter lop, prope,ty on Salem SI. Mr. and · '.,1rs. · llillv w, 11, am,o n of 1 Smlth w,is ac lompanist, and -Da nn y <.:1m1cr farm at Mt. Mori111h. Mr.!!. Lucille Parson!:! of Letart, 1'omcroy have mo_llcd into the new Diehl had eharrie o f recorded uW. Va ' spent F'ri tlay with Mrs. J. home rece n tly built by Guy Swed- sic l\l ro· C , O • Ch■ pma n WH ]Dd l • lev 1 on V 1" I] age-.s· t · rector assisted by the elementary lJ. Hou�h. Le.0 M a_rshall and mother, Mr11. , te acher.s , Mr, and Mrs. Okey Kise r a nd children spent su nd11y with his Be1191e Wisc, are building a new -----------home on Sahim St. pare nts. Mr. a�d Mr11. Hobert Snowdeq Be n Cadle of kiple)' and Mr. F. and laqul)' have moved into theft' I A. Cadle were ealled to Ch1i1rlea• ·' M'aln St. ton b)' the serious Illness of ttiCII' no lralfoi hoffie iJI. Jessie Grueser has bee n a mother, Mr�. Th urza :11orriB, 93. pat c nt at Holzer Hospital where The Leturt Fall11 school held she underwen t suri:cry. their picnic at rortlirnd Park on Mr . .u nd ll\rs, Lawr�nce Co n nelMonday. --. ____ _____ _ ___ ly ha11c moved from lhe Shuler propcr.ty to the Patter1:1on propert)' un Mam St. Mri;. P. A. Jividen has returned lu her home aHer 11pe nding the wiuter with her daughter. Mr. a nd .Mrs. John Smith a nd family of De• Llrnd, Fla, Mr. ;r ntl Mrs. l :ollis Scarles have JllU\"Cd Ullo 1hr l'I ill! (.l l"UJJt:rly un l :.llcge Avu which thL:y hc1ve pur­ dw�1,11.J. Jl WIIS J.Ol"IIH.. rly O<'CU l)Lcd 1y Lhc Lloyd DJgun hn11l_y who have nHlVl'd iu Wllh her j)llfCllls. Mr. and '... rs. Guy KMnedy, Mid­ It'• not 1urpriain1 that Dart aal01 are aoarlne. Jleport, D. Mr. und Mrs. Leroy Grueser or : Dart l1 110 roomy and comfortable and quieL DODGE IIART CAR F CAR P CAR C Oklah11rn 11 City, Ol<la., are vi11iH11g · Interiore are not just attractive, they're down­ • relatives here. ri1ht luxurioW1I And when you add Dart'a St:NECA Mn. Hazel I'-11ylor a nd �on, who· ( Jo"." pr!"! and h i1h economy 24. 7 m.p.1. in _ PIONEEI: Belvedtt"• h:n1e resided al Cook.ii t:ap huve , Bel Air thll year • Mobil1aa Economy Run), it'l!l not in,,l\lcd into the home formerly l'tlOCNIX aurpriain1 that the Dodie Dart is A.inerlca'1 l ffii!all owued by her parenls. Mr. and I futelt 1rowtna low-price favoritel ot Dlrislon Chry�er Dodi• Corporatio n Mn. Hollis Searles, on Cultegc-uv. Mr. and Mr,11. Ke n neth '.l'l ichaol 111nd son, Chillicothe, were rece n t - NOW DODGE pu1LDS TWO GREAT CARI: LOW•PRICEO 000GE DART, LUXURIOUS ·so DODGE _ gu�sts or hi.!! paren ts, Mr. snd Mrs. Ell.II Michael and Thelma. Miss Helen McCrea of Toledo Is a hou�e guest ol Mrs. Fern Swee• ney. Mri1. Vo na :...:cKnight. Pom­ eroy, w111 a we1;1ke nd guests. l.\' Ul Ja 11· ' 'ommun1' t y Tired of liolhg through halt the house to get to your phone? Th&11 why not have R-.ort■ ..,. df'C11Ntt4 today • MIi stonn h..-.,Uy d1M11.-d .,.._r truck c,.,. In thl GrNt hnd arM 11ft nltht. A chack on the story today MOWN tt..r• WH n• such ttorm. I N 20 M I N UT E S • e Now You Know Donald W�ynl.! Ervin. Sharon L}'nn Ervin, J/c,y Lee Pieree, Rutb Cheryl Lee Pow­ Marie Pierce ell, Garry Lee Snulh, Troy J-Jar­ oJd Satte1•rield, Sheila Bailey, Rhonda Ervin, Roy Johnson, Ike Spencer, Ilortha Wileoxen, M ich­ aela Wolle, Mary Holman, Jane Joh naon, Albert Proffitt, Paul Rose, Rosalie Taylor. David Cole ' Patricia Elwood, Harold Bri nker Michael Pierce, Esther Proffit( and Larry Smith. � ,. • """'' •f ,,,.. '" • hom, fhor', r,,.p>oo,.P1,aa,dl No more runni ng to catch the phone m■r. S•• Ohio Shte ,\ rch. & 15 th & IUrh St■. Columbus. Obie I I t, ,!�• , - Mld�b�t.U.£1'il.W - AnnJ ' '-,.�II " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 25, 1960 joachim lottridge